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MIIIRIT's ACADEMY,
DC 9tolge.
pslsasas, st. Landry, La.

EyHIS Inssitasion lately ablished ia the town
of Dpelnnsas, I'd bestow upon the boys and
youths of tie Parish the Incompatible blessing Of
solid eduaation, will resume IFS duties On fhe
10th of 0etcber.
The eousse of instruction will embrace such
branches as win d most useful b Tie pupils; the
ntnaost care viii he paid b sheir rapid imnfove-
naenf. s d
The bsst Teachers will Be selected their nurls-
3of fhs ssaaenss s.
Ehe sery grsat success Of tha Institution from
HI hegi1nirg. tie long experiences sc these al the
sad 81 is. thsir auerable dissemination 10
dit HE noble wsrk, are sEe best pIaage they
eaa air ID rstss III THE improvement III their
HekiIdfea
II EoF tasms md oShsr particulars amply %
RKv q ILBEgT RAYaHoNn.
opslausss, sspssmbsr 25th. 1858. '
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FOR SALE.

TwSHE undersigned offers for sale his house and
IL lot situated in the Town of Opelousas. The
house is large and ell constructed and nearly
together with new kitchen, servants room, good
well, in short very comfortable residencs. in a
retired place, and yet near the centre Of the town
If the property is not sold at private sale be.
tween this and the first Saturday of May next,
(5th) the same will Be offered for sale at auction,
on that day, before the Court House in Opelousas,
For further particular apply 70 the undersigned,
r PEFFERK0Rf.
Opelousas, March slst, 1860.
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STR.aYED HORSES.

Eas>. ESTRAYED from the Plan-
u tation of the undersigned, en-
a u Bayea TEche, ahous the 18th
a&s March last, two creole horses;
oae black, aged about 6 years, a small star in
the forehead. having one weak eye. and bran
dad near thus il, supposed to range about
Plaqaemine Brulee
Another creole bay horse, small blaze in
the face, about S years old, PAGES, brand not
recollected.
! A liberal reward will be given to whom
spever shall bring said horses back to the
undersigned.
WESTLEY STEEN.
BAYOU T6che, Saturday April 18th, 1860
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PUBLIC SALE.

ESTATE or THE LATE J4CoB HAnaAs, SENIOR. pEc'D.
YEyHE public are hereby informed that there win
II be sold At public sale, to the last and highest
bidder, by the undersigned Administrator, before
the Court House door, ia the Town Of 0pelouaas,
On Tuesday tie 18th Hay nszs 1860,
the tract Of land hereinafter descibed, belonging to
the estate of Jacob Harman, deceased, late Of the
Pafishof ST. Landry, to-wit:
AZ Tract Of Land.
situated Ga the West side of the River
Mermento, in the Parish of ST. Landry,
measuring ten arpsnta front BY forty ar
pents in depth. q being GIaim No. 1898, confirmed
by Certicats nf Comm issioner Of the General Land
Ofiee.
Terms and coniitioas made known on the day Of
sale. TH0s ]. SLOANE,
April 14th 1860. Administrator.
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DISTRICT COURT.

p41?ss 1.s7a!'s q S. c'2ss, Isaa,v, No. 1891.
ESELlA A. KING, Of the Parish of st. Landry,
u Administrator Of the Estate of Madeein
KING: deceased late of said Parish, having led
final fabieau administration Of the affairs of said
Estate, accompanied by petition praying Tor Ia.
homo sogat.on of the same.-And uhefeas thc
prayer u said petition has been granted by an or
der Of Court dated 30th March 1860.
Therefore, notice is hereby gwen to all in.eres.
ted, to make opposition, if any they have, within
thirty days from the date hereof why said Tablea,
should not be homologated and the Administrator
be authorized to settle in conformity with said Ia
bleau L. LASTRApFS Clart
Opelousas, March slst, 1860.
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FASHIONABLE cI9THIAa ESTABLISHMENT.

FNyHE undersigned lakes pleasure in announeln
Ill TO his old fre:nds and the public generally,
that he il now well supplied with skilltal work
men and Hlatenal 81 the very best quality for ma
king mems and bnysi eIothing. Heneeforward' DC
will work and sell for cash only he can, therefore
accommodate eustornars with any kind Of WeaF1ngap-
pareI at cheaper prices then heretofore.
His store is ON the corner of MainA Fine streets
nearly opposite +. a. Kings residence, ,,,r
opelousas, April 7th, 1860
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nrET,IoAL rTo'TICE.
Dr. gzg1,I. 81. DHHft

HAvTNG permanently located at Washlngson,
il i'll respectfully offers his professional services
to the public. -. ~ aav
For the present, he can be found, during tue gay
and A. nybf az the residence ofhis father.
Washinaton. La. July 9th 18d9-1y
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IsID0RE GRA0UILLA,
s..,u.a. ...1fess and EngPaveT

@vurps ,.;s.sryiees 10 the public ofthe PaElsh
q afss %. Isndry. Hasing established at st. Mar.
neaof s ftalian Marble Of the first quality,
~ reet Eanerary Monuments wit''
= T. ss;tout ON MI plans and zccordag 70
III saasss IN & I,rosapk and wosksaalks lanser and
on n.oderase prices.
Thoee Who saT uaed hisserv;esH will please wF'.s
~ ,Is Di.' aas'ausas Il S. co,.sIsr. Aug Il. tas
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled to the right Of pre-emp-
tion To- any of the lands within the townships and
parts of townships above enumerated is required
10 establish the same to the satisfaction Of the
gister md RECEIVER fthe proper land office, and
make payment therefor as soon as practicable af-
tel seeing this notice, and before the day appointed
for the commencement Of the public sale OF the
lands enrbacing the tract claimed otherwise sch
claim will be forfeited.
S. A. SMITH,
Cons,rissiasaer q the Gesasras Land ob6ce.
b Mareh 1ath. 1850.
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T,.1Y,pher! Lumber!

vMyHE undersigned having improved ana
transported his Saw-Mill two miles OF
Barre's Landing, on Bayou Coartabiesu' Is i.
nov nov, ready to saw any quantity Of lumber, Of
any length. up to ~ feet. >, LamDer p, n,. y
delivered either at his mill rat Barry
T,anding and large bills flled at moderate
prices. oo., 1ma. IeEa ~
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Fer gaIe 1T uri i0ate 5alf.

"A TRACT OF LAND measuring 8oo
"A arpents, good arabic land, one half o.
which Is we'll timbered. situated about 10
miles from the town Of Opelensas This land
will be sold upon such terms and condsions
as will suit the purchaser.
For particulars apply 70
ULYssE PRUDH0MaIR.
one1onsas. Feb. is, 1860. IT..
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State of Eoutefa1ra-
DIsFRIcr CouRr,
Parish ofM. Landry.

s " os' A1f'@fy'
" LILLIAN +. DAVIS, of the parish Of St. Lar.
w dry, Administrator Of the Estate of Hanna Il
Crosshwate deceased late of the Parish of St, Lap
dry having fled his dnal Tableau of said Estate. al
compained by petition praying for the homoloea.
ton OF the same;-And whereas the prayer Of sai,
petition has been granted by an order Of Court, ds
ted April 4th, 1860.
therefore, notice is hereby given to all interested,
my Office. within thirty days from the date hereo,
why said Tableau should not be homologated. tb,.
Administrator be discharged Of further liabilities us
such and his bond cancelled,
l: LAsTRAPEs, Cerk.
Opelousas, April 7th, 1860.
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FLYING DUTCHNaN.

r. - FLfIHG UUTUHMhNs
Msa THIS splendid stallion will stand
at H. Chretien's plantation, near
N 8. Grand Coteau, and serve a limited
nusnber Of mares, from March 1st to July 18TH
Isso. at s25 the season, to be paid the first time
Of service iaIl service afterwards to July lash
Flying Dutchman is half f-brother to 2. D. La
Crpix's Gem. He was got BY the ever victorious =,
Bos,rdaloue by Mamonth Eclipse out Vi MISS nah'
st. Landry, February lth ls60.-3m.
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DISTRICT CouRr,
Parish Of St. Landry,

Parish Of St. Landry,( so' osso.
OsEPHINE Sicily, ofthe Parish st Lam
~ Dry, Administrative ofthe Succession of Alex
andre Close, deceased late of the aforesaid Parish
having filed Tableau OF her administration of SAID
Estate, accompanied by her petition pra7ing thas
the same may be homoogated And whereas th.
prayer o. sad petition has been granted by an order
Therefore, nstice is hereby given to all interes-
ted, to make Opposition In writing if any thev
have. within thirty days from the date hereof. VIII,
said Iableau should not be homologatsd, the
Administratrix be discharged of all further Iabil
ties as Administrative aforesaid and her bond
be cancelled ''
Opelousas Anil 7th. 1s6f
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il,,ao ouagasasPafau al0ls IlaSfVa9a
y n.,.. u. q i ifor f,naIf,s1sas.

:. Merchant-TaiIor, opsiousass
EWAs the homer To announcs tn hIs traends ana
ii the public in general that ha has jast arrived
from New YORK with a lnll and complete nssortmant
of goods chosen expressly By him and for h.s pa
irons suitable for gentlemen clathng, such as cloths
Il easIrira and other SUITS He has also large assorf
as,nsnt of ready made clethIng elt and maze aaasI
M most III which I'd sait his old patrons a. also ne
aniiaaIis Who may wish good, durable and elegant
palsa Thing. \, ]. ]. 8. . &.
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fNaHE undersigned will buy rotton, w0e. a.;na ana
tl.s ,.sson. and will pay the market price either
- ;as essh. Or in sight drafts on News Orleans
lie still carries on his tannery, where ne mas az
nrasenf IN assortment Of good leather for farmers
sad,IIsrs and shoemakers, which he will sell cheap
md or which he will barter for hides OF WOOL
Ie' s's'4'' - VICTOR ToUCHY.
xv,ab;ngton. February 4th IS6a-3m
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State OF E0uteta1ga.

LIE hiei 1ooHT' M oooe
Parish Of St Landry. NO. $3.50
Estate Of James B. Haxgroue. deceased
a mn L, HARGROVE, widow Of Ste
IA phen ". Quirk of the Parish Of St.
Landry. Administrative Of the Estate Of
James j. Hargrove, deceased, late Of the
aforesaid Parish. having fled Final Account
and Settlement Of said Estate. accompanied
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 March Goth, 1860.
Therefore, notice 10 hereby given to al.
interested, to make opposition, # any they
have, in writing. in my Office. within thirty
days from the date hereof, why said Tableaa
should not be homologated.
+ LASTRAPES. Clerk.
Opelousas. March 24th 1860.
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On THE undersigned has justarrived
from New Orleans with lasge ard
IN choice assortment Of JewelrY, con-
.5lm sisting principally in Ladies' Catnee
Saafsss fss Sets, Breast Pins, Bracelets Locis-
cts. Ear Rings and in short every article5of the
richest Jewelry as well as the finest assortment OF
Gold and Silver Watches, for ladies and gentlemen,
all pf which be has Isst received from one Of the
largest commercial houses of New York, and which
be will sell at moderate pricesf for cash.
He takes this opportunity to announce TO his
friends and the public in general that he has secured
the services of in experienced and skilfnl Waseh-
maker who will be constantly in attendancs
FssnELARIIE.
Corner Main aud Bellevue streegs.
Onelousas. January 29tll 1859.
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Los an,IkA E013ss
DApHAEL HoLIIER. viii ksspiee for sale
In zt hia Erocery Store, on Main street, froEa
date until the end BE- warm weather.
opelosI5ss, April 7sih, 1850.
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~ FRO NJ the yard of the under
u signed, in Washington, in the
y II night Of the 25th instant large
&t = black American Horse, aged a.
bout 10 years He has large star on his
forehead, carries marks Of the traces, has q
white spot below the hook Of the left hind
leg, he IS sway-back and not branded.
Is liberal reward will be given to whome-
soerer viii return him to the undersigned.
d 3. TRAINER.
Washington, March S 331st, 1860.-tf.
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q CIT ofabont 90 DO arpsntspf Lard.
Of which shout SO are we'll tsslnhersd,
near ths town of Opelousas Fiins ttton
land. with Improvements thereon viii hs aold
at one. two. thrse. four. i've or III years
credit. Apply ID
HENRY Il. 5ARLtAlEn.
Opelousas. November 55sh. 1850. y. U
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State of Louisiana.
DISTRICT COURT,

"''sh VI Salnt-Landry.
GYPRlEN LAR0sE FoNTENuT, aAdminiftra
tor ofthe Estate of Alexandra scyprien Laro,
o"asnos deceased, having fled Final Tabieau os
nis semnstration ofsaid Estate. accompanied by hi,
-. ns praying Tor the homoogation ofths same
ana whereas the prayer of said petition has be,,
ey an order Of Court dated April ls, 1856
unereiore notice hereby given TO all in,ereste
dana maze opposition any they have, within thirv
No, ha aT say asss nereo Why said Tabeau ehou
oot ne nomologated, the Administrator discb.rn.,,
Of all further liabilities and bis bond csnoaad
Opelousas, April 18th 1se0 - S'e'e'
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iagglCag AROMATIC BITTER CeRDlaL

For Ladies, 1,e, SONS aeluaa.ced ar Estss 70.
nF the two bitters, the FIRST IS taken with any
v thinrfo the taste The second is already
prsDared, and is to be taken as prepared Both can
Be taksn.together. The nse Of one or the other Or
both at the same time restores TO health and re.
establishes the digestive organs, the cause of oil
such diseases as Liver Complaint, Nervous DIS
eases. General Debility, &C., &c, and ali ccnsa,
lescence accompanied with great weakness, ana
natural consequences Of levers Iisa grea. senls-
dv far bringing back strength of the body, &C., Nc
For sale by A. A. PEYCHAUD, Druggist, in
New Orleans, and S. LEVY, agent, in opelousas.
Octobe- 9Th. 1855. -
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aMfuical Rottce !.

nR EDWARD PLATE, from the Medical
Faculty Of Paris, offers his professional ser
wires to all who will honor him VITA thslr con-
hdeuce." .5G&ls -. i, 4ta
honse lately occupied BY Mr.. Evte. DebaiIlon.,
WA washington, August 9th, 1859. Ny:l--
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WASHINGTON DRUG 8 TORE,

d, THE undersigned hereby inform their
IA ~ friends and The public ID general that they
!. & have Just resolved fresh and considefante
assortrnent of drugs and Medicines, as arse Anus
Y perfalnery of ail kinds. &c. ,sSs al,
j Tbav are agents for The sale Of large quant1fy
. 5sof Patent Medicines, the most popular
20 - Al. LOUAILLIER g CO
,rs an.;l d 1854. . Washington. La
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pair Of oxen, one sulky and harness. three
plows, about 20 barrels of corn, ,''one saddle
and bridle, three large looms, one clock, one
bureau, two armoirs, one revolver, one small
table, three beds and bedding, one turning
machine. lot Of carpenters tools, lot Of
blacksmith's tools, lot of iron, a lot of crock
ryware, a lot of tablecloths, napkins etc, As
gallons of lard, alot Of cooking utensils, a lot
Of lumber, lot of unfinished looms. a lot of
chairs an ox-cart, horse-eart, one horse
Terms and Coazditions:-All sums un-
der FIVE dollars payable on the first of April,
1860. All sums of and over FIVE dollars
payable inf two equal annual instalmeuts, the
first due on the LIST Of April 1861, and the
second due on the lst of April 1862. Pur-
chasers giving their notes with good and SOL
vent security, IN so1sdo, to the satisfaction OF
the administrators, and made payable to her
order, at her residence in Prairie Faque-
taique, in the Parish of St. Landry. All
sums, not punetually paid at maturity, to
bear s per cent. per annum interest there.
from until paid. Moreover, the land and
slaves remaining specially mortgaged and
hyposhecated unto said succession until full
and perfect payment Of the principal and all
interest that may accrue thereen.
ANASTASIE SAVOIE..
Adnssnsstyatfsr.
Opelousas. April 7th, 1860.
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sSsq ss$ SaSI W aSses IS .
%A 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 other such articles
usually kept in his line Of trade, on Main
street, nearly opposite Kaufman's store, IL
Opelousas, where the public can find At ali
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 plesse
both in price and quality Of work.
GEORGE PULFORD.
Opelousas, July 18th, 1859.
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Carriage Depository.

r,-xp - TIE undersigned keeps constantly
QaMH an hand al NEW ORLEANS FRI 4 4
Sy- -CES! FOR CASH OR CITY &c
CEPT.4NCE
Fine Buggys, Roekways, Hacks 8 a1d suIsys, 20
gether with Harness. hips ana foaes 70 aeeo.''-
nanv. or they will be sold separately. -, =
pa"'' JOSEPH GIBBS.
Opelousas October 1st, 1859.
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Plantation fpl safe,
A N Bayou Bosuf. containing sl4 sdrsB,
i same i 30 well cleared and undes fensa.
The aboye Tract u Land il eqnsl ID IT.
tiliay 10 any land upon tho Bagnn, and will
be sold upon Iberal tern,as
Apply 20 .. u. TAYI,fDn,
lasar Gpsloasas.
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E w R r w a -.

lE "A -R,RTV A l..
JUST received III the oPEL0UsAs
DRUG STORE, kept 'by
po 1o NM gsN u RIDE
Soluble Phosphate Of Iron, ~ L.eras !,
HypophosphiEe Of Soda, Bromide of Potassium
Irpn Alum. And q general assortment Of French
Chemicals md Patent Medicines.
EaeLlsH ANp AMEHIeAN PATENT MEDIcIsEs.--
KennedY's great Medical Discovery, McLeaR's
invig6aating Cordial, Jonas Whitcomb's Asthma
Rensedy, NC.
cuTIsRY I'll aides, fne Psnkniyes; Gentlemen's
pocket and Sporting Knives Fine Razorss IN eases;
Laies SCISSORS assorted in cases and By the single
pair; Fercens and PuIlikins 5s s.
81 srArsosEn1 Record, Letter and Note Paper Of
ths bsst quality Steel Pens, Pen HoldeFs, Irdia
Ruhhsr Squares; Lead Pencils. Gaillot Cafmine
Ink. EnvelloTss, Maynard y Noye's cslsbrsted
Black writing Iak
FAse7 AR1IcIEs Asp IezaF Fus1rHv e. Biscuit Sta.
tnstfes PoTrelaine and Glass Powder Boxes, Parte-
n,onnaiss Handerc hiefs Extsaets, Ponatnnn, T0i-
LEI Soaps, Crenle Oai for tie hair, etc.
| ssuNnRfss I'aifts Zinc md White Lead, Col
ors ground n OH and Watsr, Lamp and Iinsesa
Oils, Brusha, I'll. zS84s q
ii 4 sspssie gazs, suissble Il PIT u
spIasetyes
W opslousss, Eoseu Ill. 1853.
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W1ENY MjRDUIRRY.

aNM THE undersigned has estab blishea
l4k]l a Grocery Store on Main Street, Ope-
II lousas, near Mr.. Waters Furniture
aStore, where he will constantly keep
fresh articles of Grocery and liquors, ut as low pr
ces as small profit viii admit. His present steel
comprises
Flour, Bologna sansages,
Sugar cured hams, Ciaret and other wine,
Smoked shoulders, Whiskey, :
Dried peasofdivers kinds. B.andies,
sardins, Champagne.
Lobsters, Irish potatoes.
Cove oysters, Coffee,
Dried tongues. Sugar, Rice and 10 fast
every thing pertaining to complete Grocery
Store. RAPHAEL HOLL1EE.
opelousas December, 18th: 1859.
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I'D UELOS N C o.
ner Rienyille g Exehangc AIisY, N.-erlcans,

.,,,s.sss. Have the honor to inform their friends
land the public that they have jnsTopened
H4 ! uat their Store, No. 80 Bienvile ssrest, i.
the corner Of Exchange Alley, Depot Of Furniture
Of every description, such IS Bedsteads, Arnsoirs,
Centre Tables and othara Tateatats, Chairs Sofas
Fautsnils Mess hair and spring mattresses. Feather
beds. They repair furniture, make exchanges and
take it on storage. They hope By care and industry
TO obtain d share OF fpubIic patronage. Dec. n Il
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Washington, March
.ES q, Rel IL. .

N3f6A -M1KD u A@@E - - Y
m ESCAPED from the premises Of
: The undersigned. at Grand Co
-. - teau, IN the Parish Of ST. Landry,
on Sunday last, the 18th instant, a SPANISH
Horse. Heis If good aize, has no brand.
and Isl roan color = little winter ON She
.rump than elsewhere has slender neck
with the name falling on the right side
:hlaek name and tail, aged about 6 years.
a liberal reward will be given to any one
who will return the abore described horse
10 mein Grand Coteau.
ALEXIS LAGUE.
q OpeIousas, March 224th, 1860.
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ESTR.aY.ED or STOLEN.

WESTIEf 81 EEN.
BAYOU Teche, SATURDAY. April 14th, 1860.
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3

81 = q s. a 3 g .
SS Isu1s III j sof Belle GfsheHag 6plinep,
ra1isk of ST. ii a. longer ii onr slia-
pioys deerl II necessary III adsiss thas he han
slo ID % lect raoney due u 81, g to
an businesa III onr name from this dafe.
ssese 1rIeans. OCT. 18th
| II Al 40.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Estate of Charles Lemelle, decd.
TIDY virtue of an order of the Honorable
M D the Fifteenth judicial District Court
in and for the Parish Of St. Landry, the un-
dersigned auctioneer. will sell at public sale
to the last and highest bidder, before the
Court House, in the Town Of Opelousas, on
Tuesday the Sth day of May, 1860,
the following described property belonging
to said Estate, to wit:
~ 3a@I @1 &R@nnGl
situated in the town of Washington, measu-
ring a half arpent front by two srpents in
depth, bounded North by Moundville street,
East by the lot belonging to the above estate,
thereafter described) South by 8 lot belong.
ing to Madam Keller, and West by the lot
of Mr.. Andrus, being the same lot bought
from Adelaide Carron, about twenty years
ago.
A CERTAIN TOWN LOT,
situated in the town Of Washington, Parish
of St. Landry, designated on the plan ofsaid
town as being Lot No. sS, bounded North by
Moundville street, East by st. John street
South by Hill street, and West by lands Of
Charles aud Firmin Lemelle, containing one
arpent more or less.
The buildings and improvements situated
on this lot do not belong to the succession
and, consequently will not be sold.
Terms and Conditions Cash on the
spot.
AUG. n. ROBIN. Auctsonse7.
Opelousas, April 7th, 1860.
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.sss,sss ss,,,s'ss NJ. = J. Z = 4. = .
a aos b. !. DEP. sUREETaa, Baiaa Reugt, ".
plus Hi. aive prompt attention to The en-
dskaI III of Lands II the Slase Land OF
bel u lid. ii Batoa Rouge
Ii, poar lid pelousss. 0cts is 81
~ soIk al,asien prass plsase copae ssn Nm
rEasl,agail anil 81
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C.. a.. GEEr.

'mlI;l,OlWaaBR & &1 lls
No. SO Canal Street, near Chafifes, A.-ofleans'
EXPORTERS Of and Dealers in Foreign and Domes-
,ie Hardware, Cutlery, Combs, Brushes, periu-
n,erv stationery, Fishing Tackle and Toys Ana :
General assortment OF French, German, English ana
american Fancy Goods. l1aly 9. s. loas.