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, 1859-08-30

STREET PnEAcuisG.--There will be preaching
tomorrow at P u. on the corner Of Clark and
Washington street. On Thursday, at I F. NJ,
corner Clusk and kinzie street. On Friday.
ncrr West. Market Hail. On Saturday, On the
corner Of Desplaincs md kinzic streets. AL
the pboyc services will be at ! T. II.
, 1859-08-30

ITO RENT-The FIVE story brick
l. Store No. ~ Lake x1.ret Rert low Apply NJ
No. dearborn Aoex- opposite the roat oS.e:
ArfE] vi I
, 1859-08-30

4 SAMPLE or orr poRr.-We refer croakers
over Chicago to the evidence presented on our
fourth page to-day, that We are getting to be
"some port" Strtn'y'strtn vessels arrived
here in tue fortE-eight hours ending yesterday
morning, and their cargoes foot up sir millions
of l,tnt1er
, 1859-08-30

CoL11s1oS.-A car and an omnibus on Ran
dolph street came into violent collision yestef-
day afternoon. The latter was one Of the regu-
la1 line Of Mcssrs Walker. VIC hope that the
competition may not be carried 80 far and 10
such bitterness rs to endauger the safety OF the
public. if SO, the party to blame should be made
to suffer the severest penalties.
, 1859-08-30

The CATTLE Tn1EvEs-The Blue Island cattle
thieves were held to bail in Il 900 each yestcr-
dny.
, 1859-08-30

ITO RENT-Several good bEicA
dveItre q With stao'es. Alsn vzl:zy oftrcernents
II prtoea from go 10 4@10- ABBOTT 4 K1SGAAA.
20 -ttayk H1tetu AFl3c.p6H
, 1859-08-30

The p;urr tll. the Itaits published the FOL
!owips l:soateh
, 1859-08-30

ABROAD AND IN TRocBLx AGA1S.-EdWsro a.
Jessel. the well known auctioncer Oh Randolph
street, opposite the Matteson House, has been
getting into trouble in New York, as will be
perceived By The following from the n. i. 1f'-
tHnt;
AC.nxAx Saor II pErEE FcxK.-Aboot
l o'clock yesterday afternoon. James Coyle, =
carman residing It No. e7s Esst E'ghteenth
street, drore up to The door Of the mock aug.
ton shop, No. / Park Row, 10 collect oeot
due him by one Of the astaches Of the concern
when he observed the runks fore'hi5 e}ectmg
Southern gentleman from their shop, ualng
him very roughly. Coyie took the stranger :
part, when they turned upon him. and one OF
the crowd. named Edward A. Jessel, told ht'n
to 90 IN OF he would "lay him out cold.
Jesse!l being very insulting in his Language
and behavior, Coyic slapped bis face twiee,
whefeupon Jessetl drew . revolver and shot
him in the deshy part Of the shoulder, inaiot'ng
dangerous wound. Officer Dsncker Of the
Third ward promptly arrested the pisto}er and
1ook him before 1nsssos Osborn, who haIA him
to bAil in Il 900 for examination. His coun4e
SAYS that he is q merchant belonging in Chi
cago, Ill, but he appeared 70 take ! very stront
interest in the adsirs Of the Peter Funks
| Abraham Goodman, pawnbroker, Of Ceutr
| street, became his bondam2n.
, 1859-08-30

HELD 7o BAIL.-A man named Peter Rawlins,
colored, WAS held in $500 for stealing revolver
from Major Higgins at the Masonic Temple,
where he (Peter) had been janitor.
, 1859-08-30

SISTERS OF AEncy.-We learn that q branch
OF the House Of the Sisters Of Mercy in this city
has been established at Ottawa, where 3 new
building has just been erected for their accom-
mediation at q cost of Is GO0
, 1859-08-30

B- The Milwaukeeans visit our city to-day
in the steamer Cleveland. She has just been
released from her place in the "ferry" By the
completion Of the Compan,'s boats. The e1-
cursion il to arrive at Pm.
, 1859-08-30

~ Fifty Cout Makers aud seycnty.tirc Pant
hands wanted at once, ut Tuppen's 10 make up
fine work. None but \ No l hands necl ap.
plT.
, 1859-08-30

A Nxw NAME FOR CLARK sTREEr.-At the
Common Council meeting last evening IN ordin-
ance WAS presented by Alderman Abbott for
changing the name Of Clark street, south and
north, to Broadway md North Broadway.
, 1859-08-30

Gas FI1rrRks-Those in want OF any thing OF
the kind will do we'll to call on J. II. Jerould,
No. IS South Clark street. lie has tbe most
coupIete assortment in the city. Also Lamps,
Wicks, Chimnics, Paper aud Glass Shades. &c,
r. au21-1m0
, 1859-08-30

PERsoSAL.-The accomplishshed vocalist and
cstimable lady Mrs. Emma Gillingham Bostwick
has returned from q somewhat extended sum
mc1 tour at the sea side. Her present residence
is oa5 Indiana street.
, 1859-08-30

M1.s1ox ScHooL P1c.SIc.-We hope that no
person interested in the support Of the Mission
Schools, will fail to make one OF The Picnic
Excursion to Evanston which starts from the
Milwaukee Depot on Thursday morning. The
proceeds will be faithfully applied to the support
Of the schools.
, 1859-08-30

PolIck--Thirty-n nine petty cases yesterday,
gross proceeds e24o.
, 1859-08-30

uoRsE RA1LHoAD-A DOUBLE TRACK SEcCREn.
The double track is now being rapidly laid
along State street, and will be completed By
the opening Of Fair week. The iue below
North street is now open and in use.
, 1859-08-30

RESoa's IMPROVED HAEn1soS RASGrs.-Citi-
zens wishing q first class Cooking hao9e pu!
into their residences and warranted, should call
ut j, l.. Doone's Great Western Range Depot,
l4i Sta.e street. Enexceptioual city references
Given xul2 I'M
, 1859-08-30

EnnA1A.-Mine hosts Of those establishments
call our attention 10 errors that occurred in our
late table Of hotel fares during Fair week. The
Sherman House il sa.oo per day. The Burnett
House $3.50, of which make note.
, 1859-08-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

tE- Go to John Jones 4 Co., 119 Dearborn
street, and get your clothes cleaned nnd re.
paired. They will be well done and a. prices to
suit the times.
AGoop CHANCE TO Bu1lp CnEAP.-Fan Flack
has still i lArge and superior stock Of Sash
Doors and Blinds, that he will positively sell
below manufacturing cost through the fall. to
close up the concern. The work IS all Of the
best quality and thoroughly seasoned. At the
old Siund, No. y, North Wells street, near the
Galeua Deppt
, 1859-08-30

Edta1s P7sss md Tribune:
wish to call your attention to glaring error
in your issue Of Saturday morning aass which
requires correction. You state that was sent
to Bridewel rs punishment for vagrancy,
which s'not the case. l gaze good bail for my
appearance at the Recorders Court, where the
merits Of the case will be likely to be fairly ad
Indicated upon. The insertion OF this in the
PREss AND TRIBUNE will be an act Of justice to
C. ME1SxxR
, 1859-08-30

ET Sec advertisement Of Cornell K Co.'S
two.thread noiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer, No. u: Lake St.
au1T-ly
, 1859-08-30

PROFESSIONAL BEGGARs.-Two girls, sisters,
named Mary and Emma Richardson, were ar-
rested GU Sunday for street begging. One pre-
tended to be blind and the other led her around.
rhey were fined SO each, and allowed 10 leave
the city OF pay it Mt Bridewell.
, 1859-08-30

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
J. for Property IN Ch:c,sn Cot7ss Gscre .. Like 'it~
uun tie lln1is Central IA rad 4s rles fn CLlcasv
10 due rnliaz lard Ill ftn+ et- On ,hc Bur Es'
saoutt River Railroad II ult1cg fiuli HEflEau.
Iowa There ~ a<res Improved ITO 5es> cne uE'+F
and 70 la:tt IL tu~n L: ul.>a VIII IT N1,ai
waiuu Is c.: stIuct d. Ills Lind Is Nils f?s usE
sta,on anil Is .isruuad~! rich azsu tnrs t:!ct Vi
lrxe settnts naturally tributary IL Il a11 e1e.s ark
fs chs ee for auy -ed to general Err-
camille nd produce hunes4 vasse farsa.e n4aY sea sc
teYI.zEt
Fur term. apply AZ tic c., D. Q. T. Il. on,s e,
aui6-ima,:S l. r. HALL
, 1859-08-30

WHEELER l. W11soS's SEWING MACHINES.
re prefer then, for family use.-S. !. Tr'bnrc.
They IRE the fayo.i.c. for faH!lics-N. y. THcs.
1t taa nc 1.val.-Sc!entic American.
They ra..r.aln tie pre -e1aIue1cy.-S. !. ExpEesr.
Gro. r. Cu1r7ESpEx. Grs1 Ag't,
nu o;-2w l6s h Icy Lake street.
ExcaASGx.-We are selling Exchange on
New York. Bostou, Philadelphia, Canadas and
Europe. Will buy Drafts, Certificates Of Dc
post and Gold.
L. F. AlExASnEn 4 Co., Bankers,
nuoG-lw Chrk street, near Lake.
S1sckn's SEWING MACHINES are superior for
manufacturing purpottt-
Are n4ore d<sira5k for all tiads Of family sezc
Ire capa6l< If doing q grtat<r rariety Of
trork.
ARE free from tie faults Of al Other n.dcdises.
Are aiEaost noiset<st in their op<rdtions.
4rt n4veA betttr, aad Therefore tcorth more.
drs perfectly simple and <as!ly Kept in Or
dr.
Are much cheaper 1ecawa thy earn more
money.
AZ Just The ndekiae for tr<ry family.
i. ". HARRIS, Agent,
No. 81, lake Street,
auga4-5w -
S1SGEp's SEWING MAculNEs-For all kinds Of
tailoring and leather sewing at 10 Lake street.
au24-3w 4. ". HAnn1s Agent.
~ a.. 1-11a $tx1trA
, 1859-08-30


On Sunday evening last about ten O'Clock,
FIRE broke out in two story frame dwelling
house, ut the corner Of Washin gton and Union
streets, in the West Division, occupied above
by i. Kalsassi and below By family named
Parsons, and owned By J. f. Fuller Co. The
house was damaged to the amount Of $l5o,
which is covered By insurance The fire was
evidently sct as it broke out in trunk in
small bed room up stairs
Mr.. kaisaski had M insurance upon his fur
niturc iu the Peoria Company, which will more
than cover his loss. Mr. Parsons had no insur-
ancc, but lis loss is triaing.
About the same hour as the above the dwell
ing house occupied by David Bush, foreman ut
c. H. Curts's distillcry, situated on Monterey
street, between Calumet and Douglas avenues,
near the Southern City Limits, was partially
burned The rear part Of The house was entire.
ly destroyed with the contents. The loss is
abou. &, 900 with no insurance. The origin oi
the FIRE is unknown, but it is supposed it was
the work Of IN incendiary.
, 1859-08-30
pOSEHuL CEAtErEKY-I

F FOAI4111I411 VE1.3 EE1 E4i% Il 1IU
~ AaH1EeEs n The Rnrh!l :ea-crJ ~,cM .ncnunee
IT, s9 I'd akz ssis daee hey o4ier u s ae TIC 'eie
Y Lais Fxx Fsak Bad. tts Siren Buy Boat tt*
fc14s fs r. koas .aa7snk nHt4a.s noH =. nls!en q
atAako I'D 4lEar4 A.rsa to Cs;t:ecl:n etsti1--
Ie1 fcst!-f Sayt=s:s -1:r. i :4s o5-e :! :ee Cec-
"a Cisst e1al >. ~ N..t; ;-443
, 1859-08-30

Mrs1cL.-0ur evening cotcmporary, With
much gusto, recently gave the public some tit
bits Of musical intelligence. Will it now state
that Adolphus Phietus has been supplanted as
wind professor in fashionable Wabash avenue
choir, by one Of our professional brethren,
blissfuf fellow.
, 1859-08-30

In TRASs17r.-A neat looking horse car Of the
composite order, one half passenger and the
rest baggage passed through this city yester-
dny en- route for tho region Of Fox Lake, WIS,
where it is to run on short line Of horse rnil-
road.
, 1859-08-30
Nkm Embellishments.

~ c q. SCRIVKE. Adeutsies A9rst, s. na1bor.<
u tAzsi.43 rsu&ps Ads1t[aaH1 foe kAis 4ad an Il
Leadi.a Fap~s a ~ 5assA EA. hi.hss+y
, 1859-08-30

T 4 man named John D. Clark WAS held to
hail yesterday to answer 10 charge Of vagrxn.
cy.
, 1859-08-30

Nr6G1xs-uls P1crrnz.-Auggins was in
duc.d. to sit for his picture last week to little
keuy kal, we'll known to be capital photo
srapher, and as capital specimen Of the best
typc Of German citizens. Nuggins WIS duly
posted in his chair, the brace WAS put to his
head. then he struck an attitude, and fixing his
ere On a iithograph Of the Father Of his coun-
try, essayed to "look like Prometheus in my
picture here
Tie mysterious movements Of little hemy
were orer after while, and With the final
E.uce at Nuggins' marble features, the rclset
was removed from tue tnuzzle Of the camera,
and with graceful wave Of his hand, and
..now We cummcnce,' the mysterious sun paint
ing began.
kcmy kal took out his watch, and not to dis
! turb his subject, turned his back. Cnaccount-
ablg, just as the velvet WAS Withdrawn, strange
spasm pussed over Muegins' features his jaw
| dropped. out went his tongue, the focus Of his
| ewes came in terribly near the bridge Of his
| nose, aud ferocious scowl edectually did the
business for textures mot otherwise provided
| for
1t was quick sitting, md Muggins was upto
time. 80 that when Kenny kal came round with
his watch and velvet, Nugg'ns looked innocent
ly more like Washington than ever. The little
| artist was pleased, and dove into his dark room,
to give tho plate 10 al invisible assistant, who
| fell II once ut work. Suddenly there WAS 4
small snicker, md another, and then the plate
having passed through its first process came
| ou. for inspection. Kenny kal took it gingerly
, 1859-08-30

ITO REN Tin Metropolitan
l. rloek -Rocu,s formerly occupied ty 4Avx IL %sr
Dig Galley eoE.i.in: IT spacious 4cu 7tl
vsutaiea hA % IS fest, tcst hlxe. With ,:.sir
L.ixe ons IN the city. Alx-lvo Frunt K4un,- Tie
tiFd door will ,. resed ser7as or f.Eethr F-* ;sinr
2Fea tEtnrr 1+ y if 1+lutFsf. Apply 10
3As. Z: BORDEN. Room u AcSn'po!it4n B!ock-
Au35as!Glm
, 1859-08-30

CoAxox Corxc1L MEx11SG--A meeting Of The
Common Council was held last evening, Mayor
uaines IN tue Chair. Among other matters re-
terred to elsewhere, tbs more important busi-
ness was that in reference TO the opening Of La
Sale and the widening Of Dearborn street,
south Of Madison, improvements both long
talked Of and now promising to become rca1i'
tics not many mouths hence. There were fen,
II any other points interest to make it desirable
to anticipate the Official report to be given i'll
our next issue.
, 1859-08-30
To f&rlt.

ITO RENT Store No. zoo Lake
a1set and Second Floor In - LAke .teet Po-sesa1o
given nlmnet Il ely. [au-t.ls7.lE! X.W.L0RD CO.
ITO RENT.-A First Class Four
etoY Brcf Hcuse. with Al the modern !uprovetaftts
Sltu1t the Nor sc. No ~ H1ton szret. IGutre
Of II. t. HILL y Lake aus4 .aT1u
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VENTEs fAM LIZ ,fIEhIl


tyTENTE PAR LIZ SHERIF.-Etat d
! Y .i.oaisiaueAG onr de District, Paroisse st. Ia
dry.--No. s6Ss--Harry Littell Jewell vs.. Pliny y.
Hardy. III 49,. 4.
En- vertu dun wsast de fl. fa., delivr6 dams %l'aliaire
cidesstis, par la Cntr de District, dams ct pour Ia Pa
roisse st. Landry. ct lie sasdit tltat ct ii moi adresse
il sera EXPOSE. ri yeIte %puSiique, pour du compliant
ID Ia Maison de Cour, dams III vile DIES Opelousas,
tSAMEDl, lie 5nhe jour de mars A.. D. 1859, com
mencant i Il heures, ct contintant de jour en- jour
all est n6ceSsaire, tous les droits, titres, int6gets ct
pretentinns du defendant, rliny D. Hardy aHh pro-
priGf6 slisante, ssisie pour s~atisfaira leait ordre
ss.yntf. eSA 49,. 4Cg5
Une ~certaine hatitation situee pres de, Ct Il FIST
de Ii vile des 0pelonsas, CONSTANT Ell une %certaine
portion de terre eontenant cent qtiarante arpents dc
ssuperfcie, plas OH moins, borne au nortl par des
terres aprartenant aux hertiers de VIM Moore, au
s,ss par Hhair Plilles ct Bell" ssnoto h. =, i, q fEst
.par d. tertes appartenaut i Madame Evariste Do-
bai1ixset lie DR. George Hill, ct a FEST par Ia vile
A~e!ausas, avec toute les batisses ct am6lioIa-
aniffy sont %sit,ites, la susdite hahitation ayant
betee par lie. defendeur (Pliny d. Hardy dc
Il Hart Iittell, Ell date dn ) octobre 1858.
feau du Sheriff, 0pelousas 3 janyier 1853.
Sr.s Ii. VEN AGEElsE. Sheriff.
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nh 4 JaaA----

.ssAQUEBOT REGuLlER ENTIRE Les
- x~aaELOUSAS EFF LA NOU- Sxssx.y, :.
VEl4LE-o RLEANS.-Le hon ct sur s"s.eA
steamer Rs.yoaafauiie, c~apitaine G. S &eIshtaaaMk
Q. Bridges. y cts enforcement zs#zaakss ?
fepalt e%t1nis \, coAtinucra scs voyages
Tiers entire WA Ion ct Ii Nouvelle.0 Orleans
tanS Wasllingts aus les mercredis, 4 10 heuf
matfn, ct ID No felle-oritalls tous les samea 4
Tout lie fret expedite par lie Bayou Belle SER I
all, prix des eaux hattes; c'est a-dire, a raso I
cents In ssslle de cotton, e~!4'autre fret dams 4 \
proportion. ~ N
t. 3asan Belle slant dun fails tifanf /
ct tfts pI1ple Il natre navigation, !tS plarteltfs4 IL
vent eohspter sur Ia reguiariti de ses 10Y yes.
lie soussign6 saisit cette occasion pos.f offfirt W
sinceres remereiements Il SEES amis ct lie PUBLIC
general, pour In part liheraIe du patronage On
Gtd accorde au Bayan Belle durant ID dernieie saisd,
opS'''@'s' 'S' Bi1RsIgpieEl proprietsire.
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nHAS.N. EAIllR. Hor!orer. Biiontier eff

GHAS.N. EAIillR. Horloger, R%iiontier ct
oOrfevrn, eneoisnure Main ct st. Landry, 0peleu-
sas, n eanstaiament en- main IN grand assortment
de lnontres en- or ct en- argent franchises ct anglaises
ASdnuble beitiers, mnntres q Patent Lever y ct
Lepine, Boacles d'ereilles, Bagues, Brooches pom
danes ct Eping!ettes pour messieurs, ~lanottes.
raimessen or avee maiches dor ct d'argent. Parf,,
merle, Brooches a cheyeux, Sayons de toilette, ct
ahtres articles trap longs Il &numcrer, lie tout d des
prix resaaits pour tu compliant GU de BONES nc.
ceptatiens sur la vile. s@5-
alleAscutcra anssi da compliant teutes cspAces
de trayaiix conceraant sa' profession, avec prompti
saae % a Ia sattsfaetionde tons eeux qhi lihonoreront
de leuf eotianee.
: Opeloasas, 10 mars 1856.
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Conditions de la vente. ~Toutes sommcs de $50
ct al dessous compliant. Les eifcts mobiIjcrs a mn
credit dnn TN dn premier jourd proclaim. Les
%estlaves 4 un ct deax ans du premier avril proclaim
a552. Lhabitation ct les terres a IN credit de |, 2.
. e. | ans On jour de la vente. Les acqutreurs de-,
want fournir lenrs billets aveo caution %s11lil,ire A la
satisfaction DIN %veDdear, Les dts billets seront fats
liayabies Il Iortlre ct endoss6s par les dts acquercurs
na trnrcan dn Recorder, en- Ia vile des Upelnusas.
i'S ~ oil'ets port@nt intdret il raison de hut pour
cent ! an de Ieeheance jusqu'au Placement. Une hy-
pntheque ~sllteiale ct lie privilege du vendeur seroit
fetei1's sur les terres ct les eselaves iusuu'au pale
ment da principa! ct DIES inttrets.
Les actes de Vente sctont passes anx frais dcs &C.
%qnerctirs.
st. Landry, s jan. 1859. G. LITTEIL.
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NTESFR PUBLlQUE.-tl sera yendn, a ma resi-
' dence, a P%laquemine Rrulte,

H4NF''i3 ~ ssaHSifr 1859,
par onea, A. Gltidry, eucanteur public dnment com.
miSsionnf, dams ct pour Ia Paroisse de ST. Landry
a' pi's aa9t ct derniei enoh6risseur, les proprittts
ettieSsous ~deerites; a savoir:
I'm lot tic batisses ct transformations situdes snr
ane terre pnh[qne, dams lie, quarter de plaquemjpe,
lne terre boiste contenant cent arpents, autrefois
ia ~Froprihtf de Esbert Lyons, situfe en- cette Pa.
I9issf, a IllqaeihiHe Brul6e. Ma residence conyien.
dfalfa IN medeein qni voudrait pour lexercise dc
"a profession, Sc iiNer i Ia campagne.
10. th hegre age d'environ "a ans.
"a. j ~eiievanx creoles, 2 ehevaux americans. &
ptsif,' de tire, 30 totes de Gochons, environ al ba.
rus dc mas, | lot de paiile, l ehafrctte Il bml 4, /
10Y de pienN, oatils aratoires, menb!es dc mnis NJ /
.iitiky ct hhlnAis ct beauennp d'autres articles iopt
remuneration serait trop Tongue.
Icrme' Ell naitions.-itesclay sera yondu na,r
IN cAinIttaut; les autres proprietes, pour toutes SOM
mes de dix pi1stres ct audessous payatles romnttat
e& t,nies solnmes ~audessus de $40 psyables 10 Ter
avril 1860. "a
Hes acqnereurs fourniasant lenrs billets avec cou-
ton Solidaiie, a la satisfaction du soussiens,
Opelonsas, Ter j%anyier 1859.
HENRY GREY.
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4 NiS.-th snussigne saisit cette occasion
a pour remercier lie paotie de lieaee#@s-z-r, ,
ragemcnt qli mi Il etc aecordi, ct aunon- G5s5dgsR3
re es meme temps quil continue, comme mar Z
plsso, il son atelier h Washington, a f,ire touteS
series de ASPIRATIONS aux ~yoitures, teltes que vernir,
saflif, etc. peint ansSi les enSeIshes, t espere
par soa attention particlliare, N friser Ia continual.
ton de encouragement liberal don't il est iohiet,
Washington, Lne., II ayril ls5S.--1a
IpJNr
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GOUVENT DE LIMMAGULEE CON
DIES OPEL0USAS.-L DANES de
Sainte-Croix ont lihonneard de rr6venir lie public oue
kHrentfee dies Glasses du Convent aura lieu lie 20
d'octohIe %eourant. .@5
Opelousas, 2 Octobre, 1858. 4
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ). r.. Hoy, DER
- increment des Opelotsas, Went d'ouvrir une
6eole3 pour les ieunes FILES, d la Vile Platte, d are
sidenee al doctenr McDnvitt, on les. pensionnaires
qn,on yotara bien luienyoyer. seront reeu es par ellie.
\ 2sJanvier. 1853.
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ENDUGATION --Mon Ecoies ouvrlra pour
- Fannee scolastique a~etuelle, Il Ter LUNDI,
q Uetobfe proehain.iA moina dun accord special
pour le contraire, taus les tleves seront eonsidtres
comma etant ENTREES pour l'annde let seront ainsi
charges. Termes--0n paiera ~toujouis d'avance.
Washington, Lee, N aout 1853.
ask a5I GEO. LUTHER.
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AVIS AUX C0NTRiBUABLES.-At.
"A tentiont!!-Les eontribuables qWi mont pas en-.
core pages leurs taxes do 1867, sont, pas les prt.
sentes %ayertis, que mon d6put6, John b. Bihn.,
Ploeedera iinmstliatement a faire des saisies d'apres
ia loi. yCeux qai sealent ~s'eviter DIES frlis fcront
bieh de yenir me tronper sans dtiai, Il mon bureau
aux opeloasas, En- mon absence, Joseph d. Richard
est antorise par faoi de collector lesdites taxes.
opelousas, II JUN 1858.
GILBERT CAN'T,
Collector des Taxes.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-15
MI ARCHANDISEs FRAIGHES D'AU
1tI TONNE Ell DHIYER.
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III -. . : t$''tN ~ 49, ia 'tii ts.Ft INV A-IEEt -
IA de marcnaudises d'autoinne ct d hi EsslIEsssafSSaA
ga yer. l. attention du public est res. EDsssA
acct easement appellee sur les articles suivants qui
partie de son approvisionnement:
SoirieS unies ct fautatsie,
Mousseline de laine nnie ct impvimec,
Desi!des ct Peplains.
Alpacas ct Mefilbs aniS, noifs ct en- ~coaleur,
Robes, satin ~franeais ct caehctnire,
Tn Tnagniiiquc assortment d'iudienne franchise
I'm grand assortment de brutieries, telles que;
Co.'s Ssisses hroaes ct d. Cambria,
ValencicnneS hrodes,
ManelieS SuisSes brpdes,
Gods ct mhnGhes brodes,
Garnitnres Suisses,
lseBtai!ets do,
Bahdcs do,
Corsets ~francais de tout genre,
Tnlles h!aneiles ct en- eoulear, .
Merceline ct snie lie Florence,
Rucltes hllnclies ct noires.
CHAL.E5, MANTEAUA EFT MANTILLEs.
Cltaies Ct allie,
Metinos f%rurcais ct caelienire noir ct Ell coaleur,
Maiteauz de drap h6ir et Ell couleur,
Ell sole noire F."
M4Atilles dc drap noir'et en- ~eouleur,
sole noire :" g
yelbars de sole uoire,
loli assortment tie robes dc bal dc fantastic,
Robes eli t~iflatans, hieue. blanche ct flave.
RliAlahs de t9ftes qualities ct description,
GIANTS LIZ MirAlNES.
Can't de sole bIaacs eli uoir,
de Caarnli. II lirs ct EN- couleur.
,o,,v pu"l p'nIlea'
N;+,i,ap "n ~ soia' " ien'ne'' Gil ofap ~ pea"
en- laine.
BoNNETEn1E.
Bas de sole, btlncs e; ttolrs,
" Lame,
=" Cotton, =" q"
d'enfaut5, de toites eonlenrs.
eha's3ohs hlefiaos, blancs ct en- %couleur,
" Cotton +"
MARGHANDISES SECIIES.
Cotton Il drtp., ecr1 eft blanc ll.t Of lo.a
Moleto1 blanc ct eeru,
lln-eys uuis, ct =. raies,
'Ouyro Hnckaiy,ck Ell hir1..nye
serviettcs de table lainas4ess o..
In grend assartim"i't de- t. Xxx, i}oG 4, Tahl,ers'
Coatil a matelas. de premil re qualite.
Sa1inet NOR ct en- @ ai q" III '0'0onAe''
Tweetls, tout lqIut, eli de f'ntais;a
Flaneiles rnuge ct uf4acjles.
!" e.g,lpaf II f,nt","S
CoRvcrtes lie lit. ia-4. il al f2-l #
l90 paires cnuverte% pour aegres, a~s3orties,
4bu0 yis Dc kersey,, premiere o,Halite
g. uAEuIrutNyrs
u,,a,. aa ,.a.. mg;.
'i"''Is ut ut'P i''f, 81 ~iautaisie,
~, 2'n''et e' tos'e''f
NAM. ~. a gE'',.t1,i, ae 9"ftou'st
Plantations uss%imit noi,. IT %, co,,,e,,.
s4ti4et do d..
Gilets de d%e5,ous, de sole ct eacbem,re, bIaurs
3 $. ct ca e%oulear,
IT,, ;,t;o ,. 9attl ioF'
~ l'iie iss'ttHae.i ie %''evant5 de cilemises,
II,,.a ~ .hciotses en- tue,
Nv oess'"'"' nC 'ole' ne Lame ct de
Chemiscs de nauel,c. 'ie''nos'
100 p]untalons et pileis de kersey nopr oo,o
Avec IN bel assortment d abiliemohat s.' ct tt .enliar.
ponr euflnt@
""e'FeS Ca dFaps pour felnmeS' ct pantouAcs en-
D peau de e~hcvrean,
G %"t p'"l' a., FsiHlt
b0ttes pour homines, en- le,ta de yeAt ct de
cheyrtat,
s%ouIters do, en- pead de veaq ct de
n,a..