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MO HUMBUG NO HUMBUGii
IN LOOK HERElt
Extraordinary inducements to purchasers.
The undersigned, convinced of the adpan- IN.
tages to the merchant, of ready sales and
small profits, announce to their friends in
particular and to the public generally, that, from
Monday the 10th inst, they viii commence to sell
their remaining winter stock, consisting of
DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING,
SADDLERY,
HARDWARE,
SHOES,
BOOTS,
HATS. ETC, ETC, incu-
ding every thing kept in country store at the
iocest possible prices that will them from abso-
lutte loss on their goods.
They offer this inducement to the public in order
that they may sell off their entire stock and make
room for their fresh supplies from NewYnrk, and be
enabled to exhibit to their customers new goods
ouly in the spring.
Ii you want cheap bargains give them I'm early call.
FlRNBERG & KAUFMAN.
Just received--20 barrels of the we'll known
Magnolia Whisky in whole and half barrels
~ barrels superior extra st. Louis Flour.
10 boxes 40lbs. each full weight candles.
s barrels Carolina Rice
Il of the well known and superior Ball Bloughs.
T. assorted No. 2 and 3 Gary PIonghs.
5Cos Manil'a and Cotton Plough Lines all sizes
for sale in quantity to suit purchasers.
FOR THE BALL
Just received ard for sale cheap splendid assort
ment OF White, Blue, and Pink Tarlatans
do do do Dress Stamp Flounees
do do do a double Jupes.
Also few fancy Head Dresses,
0peousas, January $, 1859.
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COOPER - h, : The undersigned has on
~ huhd al MI Il les u supply Of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and ...s.aEi.s and HALF BAl,ItBi.S 70,
Moasses, Of as best workmanship, which he offers "a,
the customary prices. lie will also receive aud exc
cute orders for auy description of york IN his Inns,
supply of HOGSHEAH SLAVES and NlSE'FO01
PlGkETS for sale low for cash. March 10.
WILLIAM s. READ. Washington.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE IorNGs great
4Vl Physiological Work. being Private Instruc.
tor for Married persons, or those about to marry,
both male and female. In everything concerning
the physiology and relations of sexual system,
and the production prevention of offspring, in
Guiding al the new discoveries never before given
in the English language. by VIM, YorNG. NJ. D.
This is really valuable and interesting work. Ii is
written in plain language for the general reader
and is illustrated with engrasings. All young mar.
red people, or those contemplating marriage, and
having the least mpesliment to married iie should
read this book. 1t diseloscssecrets that every
should be acquainted with, Still il is book that
must be looked up and not lie about the house, II
will he sent TO any one the receipt Of twenty-five
cents Address, DIR. WM. YOUNG, No.
4lG Spruce street. above Fourth, Philadelphia.
Nov. l3, 1858, M
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


Il
~ dersigned having just returned from New ;,
Orleans, takes this method of informing liis Oh
friends, customers and fhe public generally, IIW
that he has brought up large stock of Drugs, &SA
which he guarantees to be fresh and pure. M \
general assortment of American, French and
German Patent Medicines.
A well selected stock Of fancy articles, Toilet
Soaps; Rice Powder: Kiss-me.qnck Essence and
Shaving and Hair Brushes; Ladies' and Gents Dress
ing cases; Rodgers Cutlery;.planters Knives; Con
gress Knives; Fine Scissors. all sizes; American
Shcers Tweezers; Evans Charters aud Gapron's
Iancets; Dental Instruments; Surgical Needles etc.
for sale by P. LEeNCE HEERARD.
Opeousas, Feb. II, 1853.
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STARTLING BUT TRUE!-The Science
~ OF Antography DIR. Gustavus Gettembnrg, has
permanently iucaied himself in the city Of New0r-
leans and would respectfully inform the public at
large that he is the only Professor in this Country
Of Genuine Autography, or the science Of reading
the character. qualities and impulses Of an indi
vidual aud from that determining what business
they will succeed in, whom and what nature Of per
son they should marry, etc. etc.
Full information as above, pnnetnaily remitted or
receipt of few lines of handwriting, enclosing ont
dollar.
Hints on the Art of Courtshp, with much yaua
BILE information of interest to the young people o
both sexes, sent postage free the receipt Of On
Dollar. Address: Dr. G.GUTTEMBURG,
| June 26, lS5S.-Iy. NswOrleans, La
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LRUITS. +. OVERS AND SHRUBS
y fnr the South !--Ffuitland Nursery, .Au- ....
gusta Gcorgia.-Thc Subscribers would re- ssSss 3ss
snectfulIv inform tile public, that, havnr nnr- as
chased the eutire interest OF Dr.. Redmond in Fruit
land Nursery . and lately made many valuable ad-
litions to the same they are prepared to offer for
fall and winter planting tl3dS- 'a9) very superior
assortment Of
APPLES, PEARS.
PEACHES, PIGMS,
4la ApRlGOTS, NEGTARlNES, @
GRAPES, STRAW BERRY,
Il poMEtGRaNSArEs, etc.
All of which have been raised il, and arc espe
eally adapted to our Southern climate. Their
stock Of .EH
EVERBi.ooMING ROSES, ~
EVERGREENS.
FLoWERIgG SHRUBS.
HEDGE PLANTS, etc,
is also very large and fine; and they feel confident
that they can satisfy all who may favor them with
| their patronage EARLY orders solicited. A new
ca.s,ass hs,s Sas ready aad ma,se sf sp'
| October 80, ISIS. Augusta, Georgia.
| GtTOP THE FALSE REPORT !!--T, B.
lkD Harris has renewed from Ope,pusls To Yu
| Washington to associate himself again in Gg9
business with his brother Franklin W. iiasiis T'-%s
His motives for this step are 10 correct tee ander
| pyopagated IN Washiugtes during the mpnth gf last
| Drccmber "H,at ,rhtn +. ". Harris risitsd Nee
| Orleans on business he tsotid not fsf'rp." Nos
this is to inform the public chat both T,-ii Harris
| a. T. W. Harris will remain permenentl%iu Wash
ington to prosecute the duties 1G their praessfon
aud when Que Is absent on business the other sill
be foand in the office to attend 10 the calls Of THEN
friends aud customers
Customers leaving ther work at our eaice for re
pairs VIII please call for at the promised time rs
oar necessities require dispatch in business ant
prompt payment Tor work exeeated
r. u. HARRIS,
F.W. HARRIS.
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NOTICE,Haying purchased DIR. R. IL.
~ littel's interest in this store, | sc this n
method of Informing my friends and the e-s3
public generally, that will hereafter devote Az
my entire attention to the Drug business, and GsA
will be found at Nil honrs Of the day al my posts
and at night at my residence, formerly known a
Prevents Hotel. P.tbEQNCE HEBRARD.
Opelousas, October 16, 1855.
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NFW STORE.

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
am happy to inform tile pnblic that have
and am now receiving and Offering large assort
ment Of merchandise consisting OF Dry Goods Of
every description
Hardware.
Cutlery, t-t
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps.
Fancy Grace .,
Ready made Clothing,
Saddlery
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WHY LABOR 50 HARD 10 WAsHY

w I have chemical process for, cleansing
clothes, by the of which they can he washed in
,one-haf the usual time, without any boiling, and
with very little rubbing and they are very clean--
thus saving much hard labor, and the clothes last
much longer than if washed in the old way of wash
ing by machines. etc, for they not worn ont by
being rubbed The articles used cost but little, and
are easy to he had mail the receipt to order post
paid upon the receipt of fifty cents, Three cent
postage stamps are good rs money. Address
DIR. j. p. CisEAGER, Baltimore, Nd.
Nov 20, 1858
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HALT HERE,..-It is to your advantage
i 4 to read the following: The only g.
Cheap Cash Store in 0pelousas, is kept by
s. Levy, in front of Pasey's Drug store. lie is
selling Merchandise of eue hest quality, alta price
reduced lower than he sold last month. when he
first opened his store. Everybody is surprised at
his prices
vites them 10 come and examine the price and the
goods il only through curiosity.
He will commence selling at reduced price, the
10Th Of this month.
Just received ) boxes mems brogans, at 81 pair.
0peousas, January Is, 1859. 5. LEVY.
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1 4 PRIZE FOR EyERYB0DY!-- Who
IL sutseribes fer the NewYork Weekly Press,
a beautifully illustrated family newspaper.
4 The NewYoak Weekly Press is one of the best
literary papers Of the day A large Qnartp con-
tanning twenty pages, or sixty columns, ct enter
tanning matter and elegantly illustrated every
,yaakt ..}. =. I D..
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE ILLUSTRATED

TIEGOLDEN PRIZE 1ILLUSfR ATED
l. Dean Il Saltcr, successors to Beckett u Go.
Miss SOuTHWORTH,
COLONEL G. W. CROCKETT,
CHARLES BURDETT,
TH,aMAS Dunn ENGLISH, NJ. D..
HENRY GLAPp, 1vS.,
GEORGE ARNOLD,
SAMUEL YOUNG,
Miss VIRGINIA VAUGHAN,
MRs. D!. VERNON,
MISS HATTIE CLARE,
FINLEY JOHNSON, M
Write only for the
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIIE.
GOLDEN PRIZE, "
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GOlhsN PRIZE.
The NewYork Weekly Golden Prize is one of the
largest and best literary papers of the dayan I'M
perial Quarto, containing eight pages, or forty
c0ltn',ns. of the most interesting and fascinating
reading natter, lram tho pens OF the very first
writers of the day, ..
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
a PRESENT, WORTH FROM 50 CTS. TO $500 90.
VIII be given to each subscriber Immediately on re.
ceipt of ghe substitution money. This i3 presented
as Memento of Friendship, and not as an induce
ment to obtain subscrihers
TERMS,
One Copy for one year % 90 aud Present.
One Copy for two years, ~. so and Presents.
One Copy for three years, -. 90 and
One Copy for five years. 90 and
md TO CLUBS,
Three Copies, one year IS 90 and g
Five Copies, one ycar,,,.., 90 and
Ten Copies, one year. ..,, 10 90 and 10
Twentytone Copies, one year 30 90 and Il
The articles to be given away arc comprised in
the following list:
Packages of Gold, containing $500 90 each
do do do -, 900 90 each
| 10 do do do =. 100 90 each
| lop'tInver Hunting Cased Watches loo 90 each
! 20 Gold Watches s...,..,....se.4.,.sG rs % each
| so do .......,......... 60 90 each
| 100 do ,...............,. 50 90 each
| 800 Ladies' Gold Watches. ,........ IS 90 each
200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches, 30 90 each
| 800 Silver Watches ,.... Sl0 90 to rs 90 each
| 1000 Gold Guard, Vest, and
Fob Chains. .......s $40 90 to so 90 each
| Gold Loekets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Battons Rings, Shir
studs, Watch Keys Gold aud Silver Thinbles, an,
variety Of other articles, worth from 50 cents t'
| SIS each
| Will present to every person sending us 50 sub
scribete, ut 50 EACH u Gold Watch worth $40; Il
any one sending us l0n subscribers, ut - each,
Gold Watch. worth $40 Every subscriber will alst
4 receive a present. hid
Immediately on receipt of The money, the sub
| ser!bcrs name will be entered upon our book an,
| the present will be forwarded within one week, b.
| mail or express, post paid
| All communications should be addressed to
DEAN s. SALTER, Propretors,
/ Nuy G. 1858. 335 Broadway, NewYork
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NOTICE. The undersigned, thankful for
IN the patronage heretofore extended >gN1ao
10 him. would respectfully inform his .seek22aa
friends and the public generally that he has located
himself in the Town Of Washington, where he is
now ready to execute promptly and with neatness
all work entrusted 10 him, such as Carriage Repair.
ing, Painting, Trimming and 0rnamentlug, as well
as Sign and Ornamental Painting generally. by
close attention TO business he hopes to merit con
tinuation of patronage. A. GOING
Washington, La, April II, ls5s.-ly.
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his splendid. new double Circular Saw Mill, to-
gether with all his other improvements, consisting
Of a.dgelling house, kitchen Blacksmith shop, etc.
The mill has only been in operationa few months,
and is in perfect order
fine iot Of choice cypress logs will be sold With
the mili.
Also. q tract Of cypress swamp of Gao acres.
IERms:-For the min and logs, one-third Cash,
and the reminder On II months credit, with
interest from day of sale. 1t the purchaser can
give an acceptance payable in tle city OF New
Ofieaps the interest will not be required.
Parish C&lcasieu, Ia, Feb IA, ts59.
THOS. q. BRtSHEAR.
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nronisy. April rs, 1850,

DIJBlIG SALE.--I'he subscriber being
L. assrous nr quitting the business, VIII offer foI
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(i0N WENT AND ArA DENY OF I'IIH
~ lMMAGHLATE CCNCEpTiON opelousAs;

(iaNs ENT AND AtA DENY OF TIIH.
~ 1MMAc cbLATE CONCEPTION opelousas.
Iouisann. sisEt3ss9 35s4 III s48sg8 sf
TIE Institution win lie re.opened By tho Ladies' of
the y Holy Gross,n the 20thaf October. In the
Town OF 0pelntsas, for the education Of the Young
Ladies Of the Parish and Of the; surrounding
Pafshes. The location is most delightful, uhd offers
sire for their children The s5stam OF Education
will embtacesaIl the babches taught 10 tho hest In
stitntons Of Anerisa or Europe Reading spelling.
Grammar Composition, Rhetoric, Elocution applied
to ths French and English. Lnnguages,to both Of
which the utmost attention will hA paid ana both oG
which the pupils willmort carefully be trained %
speak aud write with correctness, elegance and in-
Ancient and Mo,lorn fistoTS, Mythology. Arithme'.
tic, Heck Keeping. the elements Of Algebra md Ge-
onetrs, Natural Philosophy, Natural History. Doc
N, nestle Economy Sewing Embrcidsry ArIlassI
Music. This last branch will be taught by distns
gnshed artist just arrived from cwOrleans., .ss
Noting will be omitted to kindle in the pupils 4
vivid eunlation for learning. Tho greatbst attenaI
tien will aiso he paid to develop their minds, fmn
ther hearts and elevate their character. They will
have nothing to fear from evil eNlnplcs 9r evil aa-
sieiatons remaining ~ ~ times within tho eneisa-
sure Of the house.and under the eyes ot kind toacls
ois who will watch gTeF their morals with maternal
Affection rhey shah rpecive no visits eXcspt from
their parents ef relations, who We aaNe cd 70 sen
shGm In The patlDr on Thursdays after the morning
ulhsa, and Oh Sundays aftar the iiiish ,nasns. Il
The utmost attettef viii We pu,I to the health 0f
/ the pnpilA. The Diet win be wholesome and ahindr
ant. The sick will nnrsed with matcrnal ssilance
and tenderness. n s ss#s! sS3
/ Religion is The groundwork Of Education. The
Institution is Catholic; however, Young Ladies' who
ay belong TO other denominations will be reeeived,
on the only condition OF conforming to the public
eSereis eises oi the house I, II.
To enable parents TO send their children at nm aar
i lier age to sehop-a child may profit from the age
longer and aend acvrra Of them ut once, The most
4 moderate Prices have lNGn ntiuptud For board HuH
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A YEls'S CATHARTIC PILLS, 4
II AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL,
RAp%iYa ! s READY RELIEF

N8FFAI I = FIF1Tis, - -. - -
pERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
fresh assortment juet received
Although am not special agent for the sale nf
any fptent medieines, T. nevertheless keep constant
v on hand general assort.ueat nf them. which !
can sell as low ~ any staFf heasa IN this district
aud siieh guarantee 80 be ffssn aud genuine.
opeiousas. November II, le5s.
p. lEaNGE HEBRARD
Druggist aud spethteasy.
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STEAMBOATS,
iW ORLEANS AND OPELOUsAS

NEW ORLEANS AND OPELoUSAs
lN Regular weekly Packet--The good ss
and safe steamer RAYUu BELLE, sNAyAslS
Capt. BExoir NEy, master, will con- aszzss
time regular weekly trips between Washington and
NewOr'eansr leaving Washington every SATuR.
DAY at 10 o'clock a. NJ, and Neworleans, every
TUESDAY at 8 r. M.
The GGpou Belle being of. very light Iraught, and
well calculated for the trade planters and shippers
can rely on the regularity of her trips.
The undersigned takes this opportunity to tender
his heartfelt thanks to his friends and the public in
general for fhe very liberal patronage extended to
the Bagou Belle BENOTr NEY, Master.
opelorsas, February &c, 1859.
NEW ORLEANS AND oPELoUsAs
~ Regular Packet.
sfust",f, Captain Gusave u. Loualicr,
built expressly spr the above trade will make her
regular weekly trips between Washington and New
Orleans, leaving Washington every SUNDAY at q
o'clock A. NJ. and NewOrleans every WEDN ESpAT
at o'clock Pm.
Tne W. Burton will take freight for all inteyme-
date landings, via the Atchataaya.
For freight or passage apply on ,i,ss.1 soaTi. I
opelousas, january l5, 1859.
NEW ORLEANS AND opELogsAs Regular
IN Packet.
The steamer Aann Perret, Capt.
Wm. G. Neal. which was also calculated + INK n
for the 0pelonsas trade, viii leave sstaaesas a.
Washington every TUESDAY at 10 o'clock a.
NJ. aud New0rlens every SATURDAY atIa A. NJ.
The Anna Peret will take freight for all inter.
mediate landings via the Atchafnlaya.
For freight or passage, apply on board.
o. HiNCLEY & co.
Opelnusas, January Is, 1859.
NOTICE.-rhc undersigned hereby notifies
Planters and others that from and after the lst
of \ vemher next, 1857, the Storage now existing
will eneetorth be charged for merchandise and
other articles now laying in their warehouses for the
perod ofnne month. and for every additional month
or par: of month the additional rates will lie
charged.
Nothing will be delivered untithe storageis paid
Washington, Nov. 1857.
FL. pITRE.
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Tin Ware,
49, 70 --'-s Crockery. and in
fact every thing usua., i'r' country store.
NY assortment is large ana - eau
assure my friends and the public generally,
can supply their wants on the most reasonable
terms. And for cash pledge myself to sell tfdp
as cheaP can be. will take pleasure in shown my
goods to any one, sale sale any thing that can
be turned into money in the New0reals market
taken in exchange -oods.
Cotton Sugar and :.
| rates. Call and see.
Washington La, Oct. 's, lso, ETNs.
tliu- !
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.--O ID d
Il FELLOWS BUILDING WASHINGTON In.
1t il as great mistake to suppose that dng6ohS
can become good photographer As to conclude
that any one can be y Hiram Powers or a Shakes
peare. There was time within the memory oil all
Wci. Wci. tie entire country was overrun we.ia -.
one,horsf daguerrean operators whose Claims 10 the
name Of cistst were atsMt Is well founded al those
Of the Rev. Dahphins Williams to thesstiirfl9e OF
fganCe This notlearnfy pP snart yrss sss speen
sgraaually dceeeasiAgtor sosne years very
ssgpsripr are tar their plaeeN Pho
acknowledgements nov ans az kp0Kl eyed position
salrong theshn6 arts md has beelbr6Ag to high
deefee Of perfection BY the esnbined erts Of genius
and ahprs Mere ds6$fess liaYe beea Taught that
two Or tnree,weeks is MT sufficient to aee them OIL
n aparwith men %whb have spent s1gs toll and
study in. developna and peffe tue ArE Among
tl,se who have made tltis art stay since the
firsssincpest process VAS invent phe immortal
Dsgnafse is HIS. Bfeef who has Iateiy fitted mp in
Wasfingtpn one oil the most Enlanle1e SUIT oil rooms
in tie South, He has n fQntainng over one
{ Iaaares feet Off glass; safId Hozen cameras OF
exerYkiad and size and j sef extensive labratory
6f oheniea52 Inss fact q prepared to execute IN
tie most snmpiste sty,g@ art any kind Of picture
Iasie ID the United Stafes Particular attention IS
called 10 his pain photographs which are gems ~
ssthefasav and afflrdod at so low q ptee as 10 pe
,sswftii the reach ut all.
4Iiis photographs colored in oil are as durable aS
Aiy ofl painting on canvass besides which they are
\ Aiways true representations of the original.
81 Washington La. February ), 1859
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GtT0P THE REPORT - Rnmor with her
hundred tongues is Circulating the report that
THE Bayou Belle will eot remain in the trade the
entire season; dem tue assertion and assure the
public that she will remain permanently III Tue
trade G. @. BRIDGES, Master.
Dee. 25. 1853.
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0tHAMP AG NE.--A few baskets Of this
~ fue Wine left which we will sell atrcduoed
prices, to close the invoice
DEBAILLoN h cARRIERE, Washington.
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ftONNEStrs OF }ltIIB IBIMMAGIfLA'rE
N or OPEIOuSAS.---T The Ladies'
of Holy Cross respectfully announce to the public
that TIE Clnssea viii he resumed in their Institution
on the 2lth Of October. .l
DpeiDAaas October 3. 1857.
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rJlHE GREAT FEMALE PILL.--lor. J.
n P. CREAGER is the General Agent, whole SAFE
and retail, of DR.. Wheatons Celebrated Female
Pills. These Pills are truly valuable for ladies, for
may stop from any canse whatever. They never
have failed in any where the directions around
the bottle containing the Pills have been strictly
come TO our knowledge. Being purely vegetable
they perfectly safe. Mailed to order, post paid,
upon receipt of 81, by DIR. J. p. GREAGER,
Baltimore, I'D.
A liberal discount to Druggists
Nov. 20 lS5S.
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NoTICE-The undersigned offer for sale
IN their entire stock of Carriage Material, like
wise to rent their old and well established Shop on
reasonable terms. GIBBS ~ SL!Ahh
Opelonsas, january s, ISL
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TsRESH GARDEN SEEDS have just
"A receir Il an assortment Of the ceie- ,ss,
brated Shakers Garden Seeds, and will con Sss;
'tinue to receive fresh supplies direct from TssY
the Gardens. <szss
p. IEoNCE HEIR ARD.
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'''- = - s'- YVES v1DRlNE. Anttioneer.
Ct landry Echrll;rr % 1870.

BuBuC. .SALE,---S State Of Louisiana, Dis
IL trict Court, Parish ST. Landry---No. s6l4
Jesse Hays w, Lewis Moore ct ais;
by yiftue Of 4 judgment Of the District Court,
renGepatl IN the aba"e entrtled snit, will sell at
Public AUCTION, to IN last and highest bidder, tor
Cash at the Courthouse, in the town Of opeo.lsas.
on.slTURBAY. the ID day of April, 4. b. 1883,
for tie paltlas Of affecting partition between the
parties, to ffe above entitled suit, the following
described property, to wit;
i eert8in lot, OF fraction Of a lot of ground.
situated in the town OF 0peousas. being the same
eedad by Joseph e. Aulirus to Manon Baldwin, t.
". C., Of the Parish of st, Landry, dnring her
natural life, the said lot being numbered on the
plan of said town, as lot No. A, square NJ; | /,
bounded North by land of jesse Hays South by
Landry street. West by Court street and East BY
land Belonging TO Charles N. Eaer, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon except
those placed thereon by the plaintiff, Jesse Hays, to
wit: certain Stable, and appeltenanres
Sherilf's Office, ST. Landry. February lH 1859.
l.. v. CHAGtEERE, Sheriff.