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The Opelousas courier., 1860-01-21
Public Sale.

VHE public are hereby informed tina
! L. there will be,sold at pubic sale, to tn,
last and highest B; der, by the undersignee
admir- .,retor, or by duly licensed Auction
eer, on the Plantation hereinafter described
at Bellevue, on
Monday the 30th January next,
1860, the following described properar be.
longing to the Estate in community betwaeu
the La, Joseph Victor Richard and Marie L.
Richard his widow, both deceased, late Of tbe
Parish Of st. Landry, to wit:
4 ggsgGs.A I OF LAND
situated in Bellyue, in the Parish of St. Ian.
dry, about S miles from the Court House Of
Opelousas, measuring two hundred and for.
ty arpents Superficial measure,) bounded
North by the Plantation of Widow VIM. H.
Parrot, South by that of John P. Hudson,
East by that of G. A. Frazee, and West by
those of Thomas H Lewis and the late Jean
Fabien Richard, it being the same where the
deceased last resided
ALBERT, a negro man aged about 55
years, (ruptured)
PAUL, (Attolie) mulatto man aged about
3S years.
NARCISSE, mulatto man aged about 20
years.
BEN, negro boy aged about Is years.
EDOUARD, negro boy aged about 12
years.
SOPHIE, negro woman, aged about 40
years, with her child, Charles or Chariot,
about years old
slLESIE, negro woman, aged about 25
years.
PELAGIE. negro girl aged about l3
years.
- A frame house built on the
:ss: a tract Of land above described four
E$ corn cribs; one shed; carriage
house negro cabin kitchen; hen house a
buggy cart lot of pickets in fencing; a
lot of rails;
SzF@n About 43 head of gen
Rs tie horned cattle about l3 head
ssS*sSsssEaof sssSss*GxssE4aof horse creature; about 800
barrels of corn; work horses; mules;
plougs; harrows household furniture, and
many other articles, the enumeration of which
would be too tedious.
Terms and C0nditions-Alls sums of
ten dollars and under payable cash on the
day of sale all sums upwards of ten dollars,
payable thus: one third in one year, one third
in two yers and one third in three years from
the day Of sale; purchasers furnishing their
notes with security IN solido to the satisfae-
tion of the administrator of said estate, which
notes payable to the order and at the domicile
of said administrator, in this parish and bear
ing interest at the sale of 8 per cent, per an
mum from maturity until paid. And moreo
yer the land and slaves remaining specially
mortgaged unto said Estate, until final pay
ment Of the capital and the interest that may
accrue thereon.
ALEXANDER V. RICHARD.
Administrator.
Opelousas, December 24th, 1859.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

TIME undersigned will sell their extensive
.A stock of Dry Goods and Clothing, Hats,
Boots, Shoes, &C., positively at cose
They are desirous of closing up'ther business,
and purchasers will find upon enquiring at their
store that the above announcement is no humbug
Goods cannot be sold cheaper in Opelousas than
we will sell them after this date.
We are determined to sell out, and give below
short list of goods and prices. which will satisfy
the most sceptica that we are in earnest:
A large assortment Delains at Is, 20 and rs cts !;
+" Bareges at rs 80 cts, fig
and solid coIors;
Double skirt barege dresses at 81 so, fully worth
SIS;
Plain Curtain Calicos at 10, u and Is cts;
French 20
Fine blea. Cottons IL
4-4 10
French Calicoes 35
A large asst of Emb Bands from 50 cts to 50 Sc;
I" Collars +" Is so
A few Ball Dresses which will be sold much be-
low cost FIRNBERG Il KAUFMAN.
Opelousas, January l4th 1860.
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Steamboat Notice.

sgSaS The Stance SILVER
- 49, HEELS. C. C. Pickett Mas
sf517ss.sssSsszgst ter. will leave Washington
every Wednesday at 10 o'clock a. M. and New
Orleans every Saturday at 5 O'Clock P. M.
Four barges are constantly employ ID transpor.
ting sugar and cotton from up Bayou Beuffor the
Silver Heels.
The public can rely on the punc.nality ofthisr
boat she is the fastest boat in this trade and he
for passengers can not be sur
passed. By any. The freight rates the same as
the other boats in the trade.
For freight or passage apply Oh board orto Pi-
tre & Coreii, Washington.
January t4th, 1860.
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Public Sale.

By the undersigned Public Auct,oneer.
YHVHE public are hereby informed that
III there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
Auctioneer, on the Plantation, last residence
of Mrs. Clement Holier fills, about miles
from the Court House of Opelousas, on
Tuesday 24th, January next, 1860,
the following described property, belonging
to the Estate of the late Clara Doucet. de-
ceased wife of Clement Hollier fls, to wit:
- A Certain Lot of Ground,
s:::a situated in the Town of Opelou-
ssas& sas bounded North by street,
East by Union street, South by property
belonging to Charles Thompson, and West
by Main street, it being the same property
purchased from Desire Godet, by act before
P. Labyche together with all and singular
the buildings and improvements thereon
erected.
A certain negrowoman named MARIE,
aged about As years.
A negrowoman named MARIE, aged a.
bout 26 years, and her four children: Meline,
a girl aged about 8 years; Louisa, about I
wears; Cecilia, about years; and Alphonse,
about one year.
A negrowomaB, named SYLV1E, aged
about "a years and her son William, aged
about years.
A negrowoman named LIE, aged about
20 years.
4 neerowoman named Tipsee, aged about
35 wears, and her four children: Joseph, IL
years, Marie, II years; Isaac, s years; and
Mathilde, years.
A certain Fraction Of Tract of Land ST.
tuated in the Town Of Opelousas, measuring
20 superficial arpents (more or less) bounded
North BY the Land of w. Dixon Perry.
West by that of Joel H. Sandoz, East by the
land Of the heirs Of Godefroy Hollier, decea.
sed, and Dixon Perry, and South by the land
Of Miss Melinda Fl. Thompson, Thomas FL
Thompson, and others. it being portion
of the land purchased by the deceased at the
successional sale of John Thompson, about
the year 1854.
Terms and Couditions.-One, two, and
three wears credit from day of sale. Purcha
sers furnishing good and solvent security te
the satisfaction Of the Tutor ofthe minors o.
said Clara Doucet, aud all sums not punc'u'
ally paid at maturity to bear interest at PEI
cent per annum from maturity until paid
and moreover, the landed property and slaves
remaining specially mortgaged unto SAID rs
tate until full and entire payment OF capita
and interest, which may accrue thereon.
1 AUG. N. ROBIN, Auctio'tef,.
/ Opelousas Dec 81 1859. ..a.
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Auction Sale

Of q ualatable improced Plantation and
naoueable property situated an the Pra-
RE Bellerue, si1 males South Of Opelou-
sas IN The Parish Of st. Landry. State
Of Louisiana.
@DY virtue of an order from the District
LID Court of the said State and Parish
bearing date the 18th day of December 1859,
there will be sold
On Weduesday 1st Of February neat, 1860,
between the hours of 10 A. N. and 1 P. NJ.
of that day at the late residence Of DR. E. B.
Scott on tbe premises to the last and highest
bidder through the ministry of licensed
auctioneer in conformity with law for the pur-
poses Of effecting partition among the legal
heirs of Henrietta Matilda PannelI, deceased,
late wife Of Edwin B. Scott, the following
described Estate held in undivision By said
heirs tn wit
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A TRACT OF LAND

aVs situated on Bayou Mallet woods.
- in this parish, containing two hun
dred superficial arpents, we'll timbered, boun-
ded North by lands ofAug. Durousseauf I. m. c.
South by land of Francois simien 1. m. c.
East by land of Jacques Durousseau f. m: c.
iaiihout the improvements) the same being
the joint property Of George Simien Jr. Bap-
tiste simiep, Sosthene Simien. Joseph ST.
mien, Jossette Simien and Marcelin Simien,
D. G.
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pal;ss n:sge,es ee s. e2sss; Ie.a,y. No. $3.50.
Estate of Joseph M. Carriere, fills,
WosEpH NJ. CARRIERE pere of the
@D Parish of St. Landry, Administrator of
the Estate Of Joseph NJ Carriere fls, decea-
sed late Of the aforesaid parish, having fled a
Tableau Of classification of the debts and dis
tribution of funds Of said Estate, accompa-
MED by petition praying that the same may
be homologated;-And whereas the prayer
of said petition has been granted by an order
Of Court dated December 22nd, 1850.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in-
terested, to make opposition, if any they have,
within thirty days from the date hereof, Why
said Tableau should not be homologated aud
the Administrator be authorized to settle in
conformity with said Tableau.
l.. .LASTRAPES, Clerk.
s.OpeIousas, December 24th 1859.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
Tlr. 1UllI. -. Offstft

ITAvING permanently located at Washington
H. T. respectfully offers his professional services
to the public.
For the present, he can be found, during the day,
at the Drug Store of Messrs Louaiier &. Boucher,
and at night, at the residence of his father.
Washington, La. July 9th 1s59--1y
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HisH WATER AIlll s.

znR1ya The fast running and regular
S.~k Ss.~kA SPacket Steamer W. BURTON
sGes;:;1sG .G;iy;;;s;;z1sG G. E. LouAILLIER Master will
leave Washington every Sunday at A. N. and leave
New Orleans every Wednesday at P. M. e"-
The fast running and regular Packet Steamer
ANNA PERRET j. 4. CAPPs Master will leave
washington every Wednesday at Q A. NJ. and leave
New Orleans every Saturday at P. n.
The Steamer ALINE W. c. NEAL Master will also
be in the trade as transient boat having no regular
day for leaving.
Passengers and shippers may rely on the punctual-
ity of the Steamers w Burton and Annd Perrct.
The rate of freight will be the same as heretofore
viz
Sugar 81 90 per hid
Cotton 20 :" Dol
FIN freight so bill
o. HISCKLEY &Co.
: 1i4l, 1akn
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- SLAVES

Among whom are l6 good working hands, only
ore old slave in the whole lot, and that one is va
luable as Midwife and Nurse for the children
and the sick.
The stock alone on the place is worth $4,000
and the improvements have cost over $4,000
The whole will be sold together or the follow
ing terlas - sos 6o0-- $4,000 cash, and the ba
lance 10 one, two, three, four, five and six years
credit, with per cent interest from day Of sale,
and per cent after maturity mortgage and ven,
doris r-ivilege retained together with personal
security, unless the purchaser prefers paying
81 5000 cash. -,
A iiss of the negroes and their ages left with
this pa paser,-Possession given immediately
LUCIUSJ. DUPRE.
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FOR 5AIs.Ess
THE PLANTATION

fass 8 on which now reside, valuable as a
as. cotton or stock farm, and distant n Jour
miles and a half from the town OF ope-
io,saa, containing about 1860 arpents fland' over
thee ~ kundred end fifty of which are woodland !;
about 1000 acres under fence, in field and pastures
The improvements, all OF cypress, are new, and
such a. are required on the very best improved
farm, The stock on the place will be sold with
consisting of 1850 head of fine cattle % ,oeeb brood
horses; horses 200 sheep; oxen; hogs; the plantation
utensils . rs and an abundance of corn and fodder.-A
new eetton gin and press, just put ap-Also:
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ALWAYS Oct HAND:
State of EosaG9la ola.
DISTRICT CouRr, NJ oooo
Parish of St. Laudrv. NO oo71'

poI;1I n,JTn,e{ RI s. cGgnn; %nudlv No: 1892.
Estate of Auguste Peres,
VELONISE LEBLANCE, of the Par
AA ish of St. Landry, Administrative of
the Estate Of Auguste Peres deceased, her
former husband, late of the Parish of St.
Landry, having presented Tableau Of Dis
tribution OF said Estate, accompanied by a
petition praying that the same may be ho-
mologated And whereas, the prayer of said
petition has been granted by an order of
Court, dated 4th January, 1860
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
terested, to make opposition, in writing, in
my office, within thirty days from the date
hereof, why said Tableau should not be
ho,nologated, the Administrator be discharged
of an further liability aud her bond cancelled
j.. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas, January 7th. 1860.
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T@VHE undersigned auctioneer, in and for
u the Parish Of St. Landry, will offer for
sale at the last and highest bidder at the
Court House of this parish,
On the 4th day Of the maonth Of February
1860, the following described tract Of land
The Opelousas courier., 1860-01-21
PUBLIC SALE.

By the undersigned Auctioueer.
VHE public are hereby informed tina,
- there will be sold, at public sale, to
the last and highest bidder, by the under.
signed, public Auctioneer in and for the
Parish of St. Landry, on the plantation here.
inafter described, at Prairie Basse,
On The 9Th day Of February ae:rt, 1860,
the following described property, belonging
to Marguerette Bouttc and Lieze LaAeur f.
P. c. of the Parish Of St. Landry, to wit ::
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
situated in Prairie Basse, Parish of St. Ian
dry, measuring ten arpents front by thirty
in depth, bounded North by land formerly
belonging to B. Ney and now to -, South
by land Of Valmont Mayer, together with all
A The Buildings
Esse AND IMPROVEMENTS,
it assssi it being the residence of the fore
named parties.
Hyppolite, alias Paul, aged abe IS years.
Francois, "o 18
Martin, IA I"
Cyprlen, 20
Terms and Conditions - One and two
years credit from the dayof sale, with per
cent interest on the purchase price from the
da.r of sale and s per tent after maturity
Purchasers furnishing their notes with good
Ind solvent secyirity in solido, to the satisfac.
tor rof G. II. hou,on Esq, made payable to
Ch. H. & E. Mouton, at their Office, in the
town uF OpGnnas for the use of the parties
aforenamed. And moreover the land and
slaves remaining specially mortgaged unto
vendors. until full and entire payment ofcap-
ital and interest
~Acts Of sale at the expense ofpurcha-
sers. AUG. N. ROBIN.
Auctionee1.
Opelousas, January 7th, 1860
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OMleusas, Decent
Fog Sale, at Private Sale.

1.,aS A FINE SUGAR PLANTA-
1 TION, situated on the East Bank
of Bayou Bnuf. in the Parish Of
St. Landry, measuring 1900 arpents Of land,
with lsant cane in sufficient quantity to plant
200 arpents.
There are on the land a splendid steam
Engine, Sugar Mill Cane Shed, &C., which
originally cost $4,000. Also Dwelling
House, Negro Quarters, &C.. all in good con.
dition,
This Plantation will be sold with or with
cut 81 slaves
For particulars. apply to the Editor of the
Opelousas Courier, to the Overseer on the
premises or to the undersigned, near Grand
Coteaa, II. CHRETlEN.
St. Landry, La, Nov. 18th. 1859.
w~ N. o. Picayu,ae please copy in En-
g'ish and publish weekly till forbid.
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197 ACRES OF LAND.
400 Arpents Of Land,
belonging to the earns Tract.
2I4 Acres of Land.
belonging to the Mcdaniel Tract.
A NEGRab-WDNA

Saxzszsm So head Of cattle with the
XEskA brand JB 2 yoke of oxen /; l
Nes,~Zp ox cart 10 head of horse crea-
's''s~'''''<s'<'tur ture mules one jenny ; AZ
head of sheep 100 head of hogs one lot of
blacksmith tools !; beds 2 tables; kitchen
utensils; the improvements on Pine Woods.
Terms and condatsons:-Payable in four
equal and annual instalments, from the lst
Of April next, 1885, Purchasers furnishing
their notes With good security in solido, to the
satisfaction of whom the right, with 8 per
cent. interest per annum, from maturity up
til paid. And moreover, the lands aud slave
remaining mortgaged until full and entire
payment of capital and interests.
JOHN WHITTINGTON,
administrator
Opelousas, December Oath, 1859.
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pzAuos aARrrossxunrs. ae

III ELANDnAIN, No 4s Cont Street, hstwssn Char-
aFsA ard Royal, New OrIsans has inst received nm
assortment q fanos airecy from The manufactures &c
4 q contractor or III lie Conrt. &c
Europe md south Dehain has received srreraS
nsdss q as of raase LoBdap sai New York
Fog daseFs taaas sf h All ths Pianos ta
coue tfom 20 manseiares ezpressg made and n ny
md ~ Earspe . lein sps
MI. 4. Faanarsin favorahsy knosn Ill mauv Paris III
Louiana. a The hpnor ase asaasars ID cone aI
san themseIHF the III Paus ana HsrTe
that be has Gst ou LIE ahose nasue3 kou
Having hsen Foreman ii Mr. nrssn M.
Fandfan theroagy consresd DC ke sapeority a thss
iastrnmeats, and being aeairos b nake fsn ss kr N
,Ias sste Ne sslE eunisnt himss suss prodt hi ,s
sale nc khe ame md will shsm nesides IN xs
tame an1 fspait fheM+ sssz
~ zsia6n azeenaique-
T;s nstsususa as slnisey a lid
prsndses II 81 doahs adsantg< VI bsg ~ III
tie Riano ~ keT r artasas md aol
snt apsn which aytst exssuts the n0 dcuk Piee
sf aa.ie Ms ssaI aeqnainss With .hs ssse
fsc. ~, issgsldY.
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New Orleans and OpelOusas
Regular Weekly Packet.

faaRmA THE steamer BAYOU BELLE,
IIssWssszsS Captain JOHN LYONS, having been
thoroughly and completely repaired,
will leave Washington every Wednesday at 9
o'clock A. NJ, and New Orleans every Saturday
at S p. NJ, stopping at all intermediate landings
on the AtchafalaYa and elsewhere.
Planters and consignees may rely upon the regu-
larty of the trips as we'll as upon all cares being
taken of freights and other business conhded to
:his boat.
Opelousas, August 9th, 1859.
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AMERICAN AROMATIC BITTER CpRBIaL,
WASHINGTON DRUG STORE.

-2 THE undersigned hereby inform their
N friends and the public il general that they
&k have i,Ist received fresh and considerable
er sersmeat of Drugs md Medicines, as also Paints
|a anmerY OF all kinds. &c.
es hey are agents for the sale Of large quantity
vi VI asatsnf Medicines, the most popular.
sp A. LOUAILLIER & CO.
ranI q April D. 1859. Washington La
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lid U1E u - i 3 s-ssx4G.A.
TvIIsf a9as msa,Iie s,aI hEsA sre IeIg
1azsszu... Have tIe honor 70 inform their fsienla
and the public that they have just opened
Tat their Store, No. Sc BienviIle Street, at
the corner of Exchange Alley, Depot Of Furniture
Of every description, such as Bedsteais, Armoirs,
CensreTabses and others Tste-a-tste, Chairs Sofaa
Fauteuils. Moss, hair and spring Feather
beds They repair furniture, make exchanges and
take ii on storage They hope by care and Industry
ID obtain d share Of public patronage. Dec ~.
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FOR, SALE.

A Counter about 30 feet long, suitable for
Store or Grocery, will be sold very cheap
upon innediate application At the Coarier's
Office. .ss j. ...s
Opelousas, December 81. 1850.
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faeuleaI ROtlef.

nR. EDWARD PLATE, from the Medical
1D Faculty Of Paris, offers his professional ser
vices to all who will honor him W tn their con-
hdence.
Ofice and residence, in Washington La. in the
hous. lately occupied by MIR. Evte. Debaiilon.
Washington, August 6th, 1859. Ny)
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For Sale at Private Sale.

Fer Sale at Private sale.
A BOUT three Lots Of Ground, situated
IN. in Vile Plate, upon which there arc a
Dwelling House, out houses and other inn
provements This property is we'll 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.
September II. 1859-5m
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Malice TO Planters and Shippers.

Office gfthe Board Of Underwriters
New Orleans LIST September, 1869.
No risk on cargo to be couered by policies
ofInsuranee issued by members Of this Board,
on any Barge or Basges. on the Bayox
Boeaf. sabicI does not hold the Certificate OF
the Inspector, O. Hinckley, employed BY
this Board. .......r.
JAMES H. WHEELER.
Secty. Board Of Under's
Orelousas, December 31st, l859.-ly.
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For Sale at Private Sale.

Far Sale at Private Sale.
AwA A Plantation situated in Plai-
|sss@e sance, on the public road leading
kask from Washington to Faquetaique,
containing 60 acres Of good arabic land, about
Is OF which is we'll timbered land, Dwell
ing House, Kitchen, Corn Crib, a Blacksmith
Shop. everything in good order.
For particulars apply to the undersigned
on the premises.
JOSEPH CHAUMONT.
p1a;a,rce Oct 9TH. 1X59-Gm.
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BORNE & GRADENIGO, Collectors,

XETILL take in collection, claims ofal kinds and
w descriptions which may be entrusted to them
from the Parish Of St. Landry and those adjoining,
as we'll as from New-Orleans. They hope by their
Industry and punctuaiity 70 deserve share OF the
public patronage. Their office Is on Main street,
Opelousas, opposite ID. Provost. Jan. Is, 1859.
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NOTICE.
NO HUMBUG!

NO HUMBUGi
@ @ Ill dm9 6 q m1 SO
%N GOODS to be sold below cost, at
~ the N. OaLEANs CHEap STORE. Call
&-ah lat the Store and examine the stock.
Calico will be sold 10 yds. for ST.. fast coIors-
French Calico will be sold at 81 apattern.
Curtain do do at 20c. an ell. ssssssg
Catton's at the same rates, cheap and cheaper
yet. Woolen goods, still cheaper.
Clothing, Hats, Caps and Saddlery ut astonishing
low prices. as @@
Call soon, ia order to have your choice, no hesi-
tation as the goods shall and will be sold from now
10 The frst of January next, at the New Orleans
Cheap Stare.
Opelousas, New 10th, 1859 --3n. a d.
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BA@EB RoRR5

fH& Formerly Gah Hoas,,n Washington La.
nssb@ JAMES $. GREENLEE, Of Mississip-
81 d wing purchased the above house, begs leave
To- announce to the public that it is now open for
the reception Of transient and permanent boarders
II is situated between the upper and lower steam
beat landings, fronting the Courtabieau:
The premises have been newly furnished, and no
effort will be spared to render the accommodations
ard fare as pleasant aud acceptable to its patrons
as those OF any hotel IN the interior ofthe State,
Coed sIabiing for horses.
January. l4th, 1860.
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ROUSSET & GENIN,

R0USSET 4 GENlN,
No. so Canal Street, near ChaEtres, h.-Orleans.
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Shelf Hard
ware, Cutlery, Combs, Brushes, perfu-
merry, Stationery, Fishing Tackle aud Toys,
and general assortment Of French, German,
English and American Fancy Goods.
JuIv 9th 1859 ~
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EyARIsTE DEJEAN, Anctioneer.
WILL punct,aIIy attend to all sales, either
w su,cessionai or private, which may be en-
trusted to him from the Parish of ST. Landry.
Office in Opeousas. Feb. l9, is59.-1y
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ms0Mesg gHDwSse@T .

@SlM THE subscriber takes this
method Of informing the public
that he has on hand, and is
daily manufacturing all kinds Of Saddles,
Harnesses, Brides and ether such articles
usually kept in his line Of trade, on Main
street, nearly opposite Kauffnan's store, in
Opelousas, where the public can 6nd at all
times. from low price saddle or harness to
the finest that can be made in the State. A
call is solicited, as he is determined to please
both ia price and quality OF work.
GEORGE PULFORD.
Opelousas, July 10th, 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-01-21

41OTTON SEED OIL SPIRIT or
V TlJRPENTINE, for sale by
r. HOLLIER.