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THEIR REPoRr-In the brief notice of the
leading points of the Report Of the Army Board
called to consider whether the expenses Of the
United States military service cannot be re-
trenched, for which we had space at command
yesterday, we omitted to mention that the
grand result of the Boards earnest investiga.
tions is an emphatic endorsement of the en-
ergy, economy, integrity, and efficient manage
ment Of the affairs of the service in all its
various branches.
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB Of
lI WASHINGTON.
TIrIra ILL.,. '

The IT amer THOMAS COLI.YER will run reg
u'atly to Mount Vernon aud the n-.s
Tomb OF WASHINGTON on TUES E.a6aAS
DAYS and FRIDAYS, leaving thez1ke1<zkxzLGE4s
what at the foot of7th street al 81 A. M. and re-
tiInoTe. '
Coaches l"ave all the Hotels and tho corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street at Ia M. Round
trip 81. mar 10 NJ
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w. NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
NJ, Books of subscription 10 the stock of a new
esilding Association are now open NJ the store of
EIward =. Dyer, No. Penn. avenue, and at the
lntelll ssneer Ofhce, mat I,T
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The WEArHER.-Thc following report Ct the
weather for this morning is made from the House
Telegraph line 10 the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about O'Clock:
MARCH 10, 1859. :.
Washington, ID. C........ cloudy, wind SW.
stanton, Va. cloudy, cold, windy.
Lynchburg, Va............3So. -
Bristol. feuH. showing ha&, 2y'.
Knoxville, Tenn. cloudy, 52o
Barometer at the Smithsonian. at a m. (cor-
rccted for enp-fsture,) -, t0i; at noon a9.J.2.
Thermometer, at a. M, AZ; at noon To-.
Maximum during ~ hours ending q. m. to-
day, 67o;; minimum AZ q
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BOARDING.

ROARD;.Mr. RELY, s5s New Jersey avenue,
- capitol HUI, can accommodate BOARDERSbN
The month or day on the most reasonabe tsrns F0r
beauty ct scenery, aad health, there sItnat,r
more desirable. mar ~ 81
ROAHDiNG:- SeyrIal persons can be AccomllO-
- dated with BOARD OF FURNISHED ROOMS
oy sppl.ing ~ No. AS 18th street. ketweeI Sad h,
mar IL lw'
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WANTS.

A GARDENER WANTS A SITUATION.-Hs
n has long experience an has business. and has
Also the beet ref rcfces, show that he know a
wrl aud L. ale aTs sscr. Indu-t, uus. and fAtihful
Address Immediately BOX ~. Star Ofhce. II
WANTED-A good COOK. Apply 40 2 Penn
w sylvauIa avenue. between 2stl aud 18th SITS.
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VESSELS FOR THE NAyY.-Congress having
provided for the purchase by the Government
of the steamers chartered for the expedition to
Paraguay, the Navy Department will take
measures at once to effect that object This
will save TO the Government all the MONEYS
expended on the charter contracts, as that is
to be included in the purchase by express
stipulation between the Department and the
owners, and it will also give the benefit of the
entire repairs done to the vessels to the Gov
eminent, although they were made mostly at
the expense Of the owners. The prices agreed
upon for the vessels were quite reasonable, and
amount in the aggregate for the six propelers
and one side-wheel steamer to S2S4, 900 The
aggregate amount per month for charterine
the vessels was $4,000, which, in about
year, would have equalled their entire cost
Hence, by purchasing them the Government
adopts the most economical course, and thew
are Just such vessels as are needed in the Gulf
OF Mexico, because of their light draft.
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WANTED GENTS CAST-OFF CLOTH-
lads.
mar I7-iw' J. McMENAMFN.
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NOkTHf OF NOTE.-Ine dcAlOn OF the Henn-
sylvania Democratic State Convention, on the
day before yesterday, in unanimously and en-
Enthusiastically endorsing the Administration,
and voting down by nearly three to one vote
resolutions endorsing the (State) administration
of Governor Packer, who VIGOROUSLY sympa-
thized privately with the course of John w.
Forney, Though refraining FROM taking open
ground in any case against the Democratic
party at home.) proves that however much in.
jury Mr.. Forney and his course may have done
the party in Pennsylvania by carrying off weak
brethren to the Republican party, he has not
been able to compass a Judgment of his views
in the minds of any considerable wing of those
now protesting to act with the Democracy there.
That is fortunate, indeed; insomuch as while
the party always, sooner or later overcomes its
open enemies, nearly all its reverses are occs-
stoned by having in its rounsels those who,
while protesting to be of it. are really ardent
sympathizers with the cause of the opposition.
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LIST OF LETTERS
hEMAINING Il e Post Once: washlnst

tOrdsred to be inserted in the EVENING STAR, It
telng the paper having the l,rgest circulation
OF any daily paper published in Washington
H. All onSapplying for letters IN the follow
log list, will please sHy they are AWE rIsEp.
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FOR RENT AND SALE,

A GOOD CHANCE FOR BUSINESS. -rba
"A advertiser. having Iuvpital = snail ufSrl- .e
that viii manufacture common staple a.ticl- WITH
such facnit, rs IL earn - per day. tb,uE .,btAtd
10y Que person, - disposed tO sill one half sl the
exclusive risht ot the invention ibr sl0a to eHAl
ban L. procure bitter patent, &c 4 machine n,a.
near the Patent Odica. NJ"
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E'Uh SAI.E-TWo bklIk TENEMtNFS IN
Il baor etnwu, pst a-lutlg situated an West I
la the midst OF an agreeable and polished snclrts
aud convenient &" the best scl..os had rhHFcbes A
SUM OF money Will be taken hIch WILL rINs 10 ths
purchaser, ga rents. Ia per ccbt Terms OH.-uTth
cash, and Tire balance ia !. 2 and years with late
rest hall aTly. Mr.. a. NJ. Hanson, Areut ,i Fire
insurance COIapass. 9Th street, Nili designate tie
ProPert, more particularly.
mar l9-aotf at.v,,.1,,s ~.
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WANTED-Al those afflicted with Intamua-
w tory ntseas" Ia read the t.stinloniais of Dr
CnHHSWEl.L'S NEW MEDICAL. SALT In an
othcf coiuinl l7-tr
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~. o. .. IA special meeting ofExcelsIor
ING, at "a o'clock, u make the necessary Strange
nents Tor offending the funeral of our late brothr
1t wN COOPER Sac
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w. ~. .1STETuEsD-

INDUSTRIOUS and good Agents in every town
u and country Of the Southern States, to sell the
patent right for recent invention, !. A Thief
Detectpr or Burglar Alarna.n Persons wishing
to act as agents must have from fifty to FIVE hum
dred dollars: Upon the receipt of SIS, will send
by return Of mail a specimen sample Of the Thief
Detector giving full particulars in regard to agen
simple affair, and should be in every house. Also,
agents wanted to sell valuable book g Of recent
publication" CO tanning many valuable and useful
receipts, some of which are worth to any one ten
times the price Of the book, = titledn Jackson's
Commercial Cyclopedia Of Useful and Profitable
knowledge. One copy of this book will be sent
to any part of the country upon the receipt Of two
dollars by return of mail.
For SALE several patents of recent date, Copper
Lightning Rods, &c. Agents wanted. Address.
with stamp enclosed for return answer, H. w. r.
JACKSON, Postofice box J 26, New Orleans, La.
P. s. To every postmaster in the country I will
send one copy of the above named book upon the
receipt Of one dollar and five three-cent stamps
The hooks are furnished toagents and postmasters
at one dollar and fifteen cents per copy by the
quantity. Dec. 18th, 1853.
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$1OO Reward.

- RANAWAY from the under
kER signed, at Opelousas about the first
XENof February 1853 BECKY or
gS1 BETSY, a grif girl, aged about 80
A years, rather small size, heavy built,
round face, and long hair, having on the lower
jaw, scar from burn, and another larger
one on the upper part of the arm. When
she left she had sore finger, supposed to be
fellon She speaks French and English.
HELEN, a fair completed mulatresse,
about % years old, round face, middle size,
one tooth out on the left side, one finger near
the thumb partly eat up by felon. HELEN
runaway from Opelousas about the 18th of
February same year, 1858, was apprehended
in Point Coupee about the 9TH January last,
1859, and brought back, from whence she
started again about the 10th Of the same
month. It is almost certain that she is ac-
companied by some one and that she passes
herself as free, as she done in Point Coupee
The above reward will be given to whoever
will bring said two girls back to the under
signed, or lodge them in one of the Jails of
this State so that he can get them again, Or
$50 for either of them.
BENOIT NEY
Opelousas, February 9th, 1859.
n=POint C0upee Democrat please cOppy
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Good Hsarga!Bas.-Long Credit.

NOR san at private sale, or to rent, pos.
., sesspn given Immediately, a Steam
Saw Mill, right new and in full operation,
with successful prospect will be sold for
the only reason that the continual bodily suf.
terlngs of the undersigned prevent him from
attending to this kind of business He will
sell or rent, in a word, he wishes to dispose
of all his movable as well as immoveable
property, between this and the end Of Octo-
ber next.
The undersigned has Depot for Lumber
from his Saw Mill, at Gustave Donate, near
Jobin, Opelousas, where he has about lOO,-
600 feet oflumber for sale. He will continue
to saw bills of lumber until further order.
Route 10 go to has Mlll.-From Opelou.
sas to Prairie Ronde, by Bayou des Cannes
and the Islands of Pine Woods of said mill
near Beaver Creek Springs, 81 miles, good
roads all the way. Il. DARDEAU.
Pine Woods, St. Landry, March 12, 1859.
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PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY BY
JOEL Re @AWD08o
CONDITIONS.

Subscription, for one year, payable in advance
three dollars: if paid at the end of the year, fou
dollars. No subscription will be received for
period less than one year. subscriber wishing
to discontinue, must give Oiten notice to that eff
feet, and settle up all arrearages.
.aaoetisimg Advertisements will be inserted
at cents per line for each and every publication
4 liberal discount will be made for yearly and
standing advertisements.
All the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english until the editor shall judge it conye-
nient to discontinue the publication.
No advertisement or subscription will be stopped
until all the arrearages paid, unless at the OPP
tion of the publisher.
Noelection tickets or other Jobs printed without
the money, the person ordering them to be print
ed is responsible person.
Ten dollars in advance will invariably be re-
qured for the announcement candidates for Office.
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New.0rleans and 0pelousas regular Packet.

A aaDA THE good and safe steamer
- a9BAYOU BELLE, Capt. BzNol1
GSasEszs.szzsE. GSasES.szzsaE. NEy, Master, will continue her
regular weekly trips between Washington and New.
Orleans, leaving Washington every N onday at 10
o'clock A. NJ, and New Orleans every Friday, at
o'clock P. NJ.
The Bayou Belle being of very light draught,
and well calculated for the trade, planters and ship
pers can rely on the regularity other trips
The undersigned takes this opportunity to tender
his heartfelt thanks to bis friends and the public iii
general for the very liberal patronage extended to
the bayou Belle. BENOIT NEY, Master.
Opelonsas, Februaay Goth 1850
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'TWyHE undersigned having improved and
transportedihi Saw Mill two niles Of
Barre's Landing, on Bayou Courtableau, is
now ready 70 saw any quantity ct lumber Of
any length, up to ,,I2 feet. Lumber will be
delivered either 1t his mill or at Barry $
Landing, and large bills filed at moderate
prices Y Id. IL, Y Ls1s, VI 49,
St Landry, Nov. Goth, 1865
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A YER's CATHARTIC PILLS,

A YER's CATHARTIC PILLS,
lA AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF,
MOFFAT'S PILLS,
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
A fresh assortment just received
Although am not special agent for the sale of
any patent medicines: ,snevertheless, keep con-
stanty on hand general assortment ofthem. " hich
can sell as low as any other house in this district
and which guarantee to be fresh and genuine.
Opeousas December 4th, 1855
P. LEONCE HEBRARD.
Druggist and Apotnec cary.
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ST. LANDRY mEDICINE DEPor.

b THE undersigned keeps constantly
on hand large and we'll selected stock
EAg Of Drugs, Chemicals. Paints, Oils, Dye
80 Stufs, Varnishes, Brushes, Glass, Perfu-
merry aud Fancy Articles: Pure Wines and Bran
ales tor medicinal purposes, Stationery, Garden
oeeds, and choice Havana Sesars and Tobacco
tor the sale of Cherry Pectora Cathartc Pills, &c.
Also 30 agent for Motfat's, Louden's, Champions,
Hullrs, Woodmans, Rorrand's, Railways 4. R. R.
ana Perry Davis Pain Killer, and all other popular
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours,
hIsht ana day. Physicians and Planters orders
respec ctfully solicited. JOHN POSEY.
Druggist and Apothecary.
Opelousas November 9th, lSjs.-ly.
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40 hunters Of Grand COteau
aRld whereabouts.

THSHE undersigned hereby inform those
u whom it may concern, that they forbid
all persons to come within their enclosures
and hunt either in their fields or pastures,
they being determined to enforce the law
vigorously towards those who may be surprised
in contravention with this notice.
R. J. SMITH,
r. j. SMITH, Jr.
Grand Coteau, Jan 9Th, 1865
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3 I'D UClOS 4 Co.
Corner BienYille & Exchange Alley, \. N.-0rIeans

Have the honor to inform their friends
land the public that they have just opened
ss9 ! ssat their Store, No 81 Bienville Street at
the corner Of Exchange Alley, Depot Of Furniture
Of everyade description such as Bedsteads, Armoirs,
Centre Tables and others, Tete-a-tete Chairs, Sofas
Fauteuis Moss hair and spring mattresses, Feather
beds They repair furniture, make exchanges and
take ii on storage. They hope By care and industry
to obtain share Of public patronage. Dec. ~. ,
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Shakers Garden Seeds.

UST received, large and we'll selected
o. assortment of Shakers Garden Sedas,
direct from the gardens, which are guaranteed
to be fresh, and the best adapted for this eli
mate, for sale by
P. LEONCE HEBRARD.
Cpelousas, February 18th, 1859.
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For Sale at Private sale.

a BOUT three Lots of Ground, situated
~ in Vile Plate, upon which there are a
Dwelling House, Out houses and other i'm
proyements. This property is well situated
either for store, baker or shoemaker shop
For particulars or conditions, apply, either
by writing or verbally, to Messrs Coreil or
Daire, Vile Plate.
February 9Th, lS59.-1m.
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April next, before the Court House, in Ope
lousas, the following property, belonging t;
Mrs. Celeste Garland:
Z ?s.a = r. 4 OF OF LAND
fronting on the Bayou Teche or Carron, boun
ded South by the Plantation of Louis f Las
trapes, North by lands of Joseph Lacomb and
Ofutt Brothers, West by the lands of Mrs
Edmund johnson, and the smaller Tract here.
after described, and East by the said Bayou
Ieche or Carron containing three hundred
and ten arpents and 37ll00.
a. slgs&ss e sssssA sAYag Wlg sssAM 20 Z.
bounded South by lands of Louis +. Las
trapes, West by lands of Mrs Edmund John
son, and on the North and East BY the Tract
above described, containing So 66IlO0 ar
pents.
| y TRACT OF @A1D9
well timbered, situated in the South East part
of Prairie Faquetaique, in this Parish, having
six arpents front by forty in depth, bounded
on one side by Noel Roy, and on the other by
Mrs Constant Chachere, being the same pur-
chased at the successional sale of Louisa
Bihm, widow J. + Young.
\ pRAOp O.R LAND
situated in the Parish of St. Landry, at Prai-
rle Plaisance, having two arpents and ninth
Of an arpent front on Bayou Carron, or Grand
Louis, by the ordinary depth of forty arpents,
adjoining the Plantation Of Mr.. L. Valade,
Terms and Coudatlous Price payable
in three equal annual instalments from day
of sale, and bearing per cent yearly inte- /
rest from day Of sale till maturity, and s per
cent after maturity till paid. Purchasers to
furnish their notes with security payable to
and endorsed by them in blank,
and special mortgage reserved to secure pay
ment thereof
Purchasers will have the privilege of dis
at per cent off, should they wish
II. l.. GARLAND.
opelousas, February 18th, 1889.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF FAMILY MEDICINES Sc
AT PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

AT PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
A hRGANISED for the purpose of arresting the
W evils of worthless and spurious nostrums. and
supplying families with Reliable Domestic Rene
dies, have sent to John Posey assortment of their
valuable compounds, viz:
Rowands Tome Mixture for the cure of Fever
and Ague, &c.
Rowands Blackberry Root Syrup, for the cure of
Diarrhea &c.
Universtys Remedy for Lung Complaints, &c.
for Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Costve Bowels, Pills
I" &. Sore Eyes:
: Ear Ache or Deafness.
'' g Tooth Ache
Fever and Ague, in form
of Pills
Unlike the various nostrums of the day, these
remedies depend upon their merits for popularity.
Wholesale and RETAIL by JOHN POSEY,
Feb. 18th, lS59.-1Y.i Dnelousas La
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~ q ~ sEsT0-

"A GARDENER, a single man, Of mature age,
IN would wish to get situation in the Town OF
in the country, by the month Or by the year. His
eoaditions viii be very reasonable. s
Apply at the Office Of the Courier.
Opelousas, January 29th, 1859.
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ST, MARY'S ACADEMY,
.Tot: .9o11a.

0ptI0aSas, n, lAHdFy, La.
YENH1S Institution, lately established in the towr
IL of Opelousas to bestow upon the boys and
youths of the Parish the incompatible blessing Of
solid education, will resume its duties on the
goth of October
Tie course of instruction will embrace such
branches as will be most useful to the pupils; the
utYost care Will be paid to their rapid improve
ment.
The best Teachers will be selected their num-
ber will be increased to suit the increasing number
oftAaasaHzbnts.
as.Ihe very great success of the Institution from
tf beginning, the long experience of those at the
mead OF it, their unconquerable determination to
carry out the noble work, are the best pledge they
can offer to parents for the improvement Of their
children.
For terms and other particulars apply to
Rev. GILBERT RAYMOND.
Opelousas, September 25th, 1853.
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NOTICE,

ID OBERT HART LITTELJ., of the
Ia Parish Of St. Landry, having applied
by his petition to be appointed Administrator
OF the Estate Of Antoine Arnaud, deceased,
late Of the Parish Of st. Landry =
Now, therefore, any person intending to
make opposition to said appointment, will file
the same, in writing, if any they have, at my
Office, in the Town of Opelousas, within ten
days from the date Of the present notice.
i. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas, March 26th, 1859.
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An Irish gentleman perceiving that one of
the great branches of an apple tree in bis
garden had by some accident become blasted,
was determined to top it off. To efectuate
his purpose, the shrewd son of St. Patrick
mounted the tree, and got across the 0itheyeG
branch, and began very deliberately to saw
off between himself and the main trunk. The
withercd branch being nearly cut through,
gave way, and down tumbled the gallan.
Hibernian, not little stunned by the fa!..
and considerably bruised by the wei ght of the
incumbent branches, but still more astoQ-
ished at the mystery Of this inexplicablc ae-
cident.
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- AIGDM-M@CEm

III AVlNG purchased Dr. R. H. Littelps
- interest in this store, take this method o
informing my friends and the public generally, that
will hereafter devote my entire attehsion to the
Drug business, and will be found at all hours of the
day at my post and at night at my residence, for.
merly known as Prevents Hotel.
P. LEONCE HEBRARD.
Opelousas, October 23d. 1858
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"My dear Julia, said Alphonso, the first
day of their housekeeping, very tenderly, as
he rose to go out and do his first marketing,
sswhat shall we have for our dinner" He
laid much stress on orr. Il think, my love, >
replied she. that, as our appetites are net
very great, quarter Of beef win be sufi-
cient" Alphonso stood agast "a quarter
of beef?" shrieked he. g A quarter of A
pound, meant, my love-" she said, kissing
him on his nose, and Alphonso went out like
lamb to the slaughter house.
A man can get along without ADVERT
sing, and so can wagon. wheel without greas-
ing, but it goes hard
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HENRY GOLDMAN, Druggist,

II CoRaER or CAsAL AMI LEyEE STREETS,
Refu=GrIeaua, Ha,
IMPORTER of German, English, French and
American Drugs, Chemicals, Patent M Medicines,
Fancy Articles, &c. &c.
i r. Quality ofgoods guaranteed to be Of the best.
t. Prices as moderate as those OF any other
house in the city.
r. Depot Of Henry Goldman's Fever and Ague
Remedy. Fever and Ague Syrup, Tropic Cough
svrap. Dec. lth, 1s5s.-6m.
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Valuable wood lands for Aalt

:sssggt.ss A fine tract of wood land, stua I'D in
azaaszA Prairie Basse, measuring twelve adj oents
s&ssaS% front by 40 in depth, suitable for saw
~aana- mill or to supply the Town Of Opelou-
with cord wood for years.
ALSO, tract Of prairie land situated in the same
quarter, measuring 10 arpents front 40 in depth,
well calculated for plantation.
Also: about a square Of Land, situated in the
Town of Opelousas, with the Improvements, con-
sisting in Dwelling House, Kitchen, &c.
For the price and further informations, apply to
the editor of the Opelousas Courier to C. Donate
& Bro corner of Court and Bellevue streets, Ope-
lousas, or to the undersigned, near New-Iberia
Dec. lily. DUBREUIL OLIVIER
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NOTICE.

YKyHE undersigned having saken the contract 10y,
|. carrying the Mail between OpeIousas asnd ST.
Martins, BY Gros Ghevreu aud Rraux's Bridge, will
continue 20 take passengers ali theusual rate Those
who would like 10 take q through ticket from ST.
Martin 10 The BELL spiings will only have to
pay eight nolars. NOEL. I.ARcADE
nnelousas 9Th June 1885.