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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

SEsrEScRp.-Benjamin Reyburn, the lad who
was brought TO trial on the I'd inst, at West
Chester Pa, for the murder of Susan Emma
Kimble, little girl, years old, was on Satur-
day last, the It'll, convicted OF murder in the
second degree, and on Monday he was sentenced
TO II years and 6 months imprisonment in the
Eastern Penitentiary.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
WA NIg,BlEk.


nN FIRST MORTGAGE, IRDIspUTA-
" LE title for which bpnu- will lc pail 7nU For
iurtler particulars apply at the lNolinga office liS
DLACKINGl BLACKINGI; -FRENCH
- Paste Blacking; very superior article for sale by v.
G. GlLpiN.
CHERRY WINE.-GOLDEN SHERRY
- Wine in store and Tor sale liy v. g. GILpIN
GCOTCH WIIISKEY.-A VERY SUPE-
- RIO article for li lunches for sale by y C. GIlPIN
L oBsTER.-LOBSTER IN ONE POUND
IL tin cans for sale by VIC, GILllN.
III ANS: HAMsii-3O,OOO POUNDS OF
i extra sugar cured Hams on mul aud for sale 10y
WALTON MCMANUs.
Oh O0D POUNDS OF SHOU L ID Il II s,
by WALTON MoMANUs,
QQ CASKS OF EXTRA SUGAR CURED
~ driei Beef on hand nui for salc by WALTON &
Ok BARRELS OF LEAF LAIRD ON HAND
"a anil for sale by WALTON McMANUs.
IN 000 POUNDS OF HEAVY SIDES,
lO.OOp on hand and Tor sale by WALTON 4 Ms
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
DIED.

In this city on the 18th inst, Mr.. LEWIS
RrMFoRp, aged about 81 years.
In this city ON the 18th inst, at the residence
Of her son-in-law Mr. John Robinson, Mrs.
CATHARiNE NoRnirr.
In this city on the 18th inst, Mrs FLEA
McKENNgY, aged - years.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
NhlMRIllaN Al.,NY,

no THE ELECTORS or NEW CASTLE
i COUNTf.-kttLlw CITIZENS; again uilrr nlysc
u your consideration ~ CANDIDA ATE FOR TllEOFFICf
OF SHERIFF az NfW CASTLE COUNTY, subject 10 ia,
nomination at the Democratic party.
Respectfully. ISAAC GRIDn
N.,,r fsu.t I,.t. IA.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
CAUTION.
A LII PENSIONS 4 IL Il LII InIkIcISH, INAII M Ii

4 III PEItsONS NJ IIEKENH FOIIBID
giving credit Ia ANY one pn my account, unless sur
credit is given ON my written order, am determined Il
v no debts contracted hy parties unauthorized hy M Il
ina9r -ilc contract. BERNARD NuGENT.
I1t1S-.I
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

One man asked another why his beard was
brown aud hair white. Because" he said,
lone IS twenty years younger than the other
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
LOCAL MAT RS.

Accident 10 nc Steamer Major ReyJoid-On
Friday morning, of last week, the steamer Ma
jor Reybold, owing To the low stage of the
water in Salem Greek struck on "the Rocks
and sunk up TO her guards. She had q num-
Der of passengers or board Mt the time, among
whom were some Is or 20 ladies, who had to
remain in this precarious situation until the
next morning when they were takeu off in
safety. The steamer Ariel left this city at 4
o'clock on Sunday morning with two steam ire
engines, (the Mechanic and America, OF PhilN-
delphial expecting TO be able to free the snnken
steamer from water. But after discharging
water nj the rate OF GOO gallons Of water per
minute for hours, they found IL impossible 10
accomplish the object they had in view Il WAS
extremely difficult for tho Ariel 10 rolGnse hor-
self from the Reybold in consequence Of the ice.
The steam fro engines we're brought to this
city, and on MONDAY morning, at the request Of
a number Of iircmcn and cilizene, those having
the engines in charge gave an exhibition Of tho
mode of working the apparatus, o, French
street. wharf. A large number Of persons wore
present, and were very much grati6cd These
engines Mechanic and Amcrica) we're built In
Philadelphia, Ivy Mossrs. Reancy & Neaic &
Co., at Pcuns Works. The Mechanic Is 10 and
the America s-hor5e power. Their branch pipes
are inch and inch and quarter in diameter,
and throw II very heavy body of water. The
companies were the guests Of the Friendship
Company of this city, who entertained them in
a magnificent manner. At 2 O'Clock in the af-
ternOon these companies left our city, no doubt
highly pleased with the hospitality of the
members of the Friendship Company and the
visit to our city generally.
Council Chamber, Morning Star Section No. &,
T. D. Cadets Of Temperance Of De'drdre.--A COM
mittee was appointed to draft resolutions rela-
tave to j. N. HARKER, deceased, formerly OF
| Wilmington, Del, but late of Baltimore, Md,
when the following were unanimously adopted
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Almighty in His
mysterious and all-wise dispensation, to call
from earth to his eternal home, our late, re-
spected and beloved brother, John n. liarker,
| therefore,
| Resolved, That while we bow submissiycly
to the will of Him 3" who doeth all things well, .
it is with feelings of deep regretand sorrow we
part with oar brother, and we sincerely SYM
pathize with the family of the deceased in their
bereavement, trusting that the hand that has
smitten will sustain and comfort them.
| Resolved, That in the death of our brother,
Morning Star Section No. C, has lost valua-
bic and beloved member.
| Resolved, That as a token Of respect for our
deceased brother the Charter be draped in
mourning for the space of three months.
Resolved, That the foregoing resolutions be
entered on the minutes, aud also that they be
published in the Delaware Republican" " IN-
QutRER" and Baltimore American"
5. G. FouLK,
j. GRUBB, Com.
r. PARRY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

NO THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
l. COUNTY FELLOW ClisgNs: lnlrr myself To yuur
consideration uth CANDIDATE FOK THE OFFICE OF
SHERIFF on NEW CASTLE cot NrY sulir, 10 the NOM.
ination uf the Democratic party Rc4pcctfuily
THOMAS j. MOORE.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
WIIEELWRIGHTING

IN all is branches such Light and Germantown Wa
sons' Slrghr. mud Market Dcnthors; EXPRESS Lumber
leg and loid Wagons Furniture Cars Carts Drays plous
larrows Wheclbarr0ws Bakers Wagons &c. made 70 a.
der DAVIn WON UAN
dcc3l-iy JOlIN W SULLIVAN
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
Public Sale.

Estate Of Paul. Pzudely, Of the Parish Of
Orleans, deceased.
ENY virtue of an order emanating from
I'D the Second District Court, New Or
leans, will be sold on
Saturday, 18th, March next, 1860,
at public auction, at the Store of Jacob Levy,
Big Cane, by Onezime A. Guidry, Auction
eer, in and for the Parish of st. Landry, the
Northeast Quarter of Section 24. Township
8, South of Range No. 4, East, containing
1853 22-100 acres.
I'd. The South half of Section 5, Township
8, South of Range 4, East, containing 375
25-l00 acres.
Sd. The South h-west Quarter of Section S,
Township 4, South of Range 4, East, contai-
ming 160 S-100 acres.
4th. The West half of Northwest Quar-
ter of Section 8, Township L. South of Range
5, East, containing so 64-100 acres.
Ierms:-One.fourth of the purchase mon
ey cash, and the balance in two equal In
stallments, payable in one and two years,
with notes bearing mortgage and privilege
upon the lands sold, and satisfactorily en-
dorsed, the same to bear eventual interest at
the rate of per cent per annum, if not paid
at maturity, and made payable at the Coun-
ting House of Bellocq, Noblom & Co., in the
City Of New Orleans. <
o. A. GUIDRY, Auctioucer.
January 28th, 1860. S..
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY.
N' :Dor 8o1,8.
0pelousas, st. Landry, La.

THNHIs Institution. lately established in the town
IL of Opeloasas, 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.
The course of instruction will embrace such
branches will be most useful to the pupils; the
utmost 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
of the students.
The very great success of the Institution from
the beginning, the long experience of those at the
mead of it. their unconquerabe 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, 1885,
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
Nigh MATER ARRaNG :MENfs.

Es1xsxn q The fast running anu ressnIaI
~, Packet Steamer w. BUfsIoN =,
E. LcUA AILLIER Masten VIII
leave WashingIon every Sunday at9 a y. ana 'ease
New Orleans every Wednesday at P.M.
The fast running and regular Packet !, Steamer usa
ANNA PERRET j. A. Cars Master will 1eaye
Washington every Tuesday at ] P. N. and leave
New Orleans every Saturday ats z. N.
The Steamer AT.INE w. G. NEAL Master viii also
be in the trade as transient boat having no regular
day for l6aying. s H.,
Passengers aud shippers may rely on the punataal-
ity of the Steamers w. Burton and Aana ferael
The rate of freight will be the same as heretflore
viz.
Sugar g.-.J@ 1914 So 90 per hhd
MoIaases rs !" bhls :
Cotton Is "gbbls
Up freight So bl .54s
Heceu,her 1fth 1850 - =.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
A CERTAIN LOT OR
PARCEL Oh GROUND, GiI

situated in the town of Opelousas, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, being the last residence Of the de-
ceased Felicite Oursol, bounded North BY
North Street, South by lot of P L. Hebrard,
East by lot of Madam Perret, and West ny
Union Street, it being the same property
purchased by deceased from VIM Prather,
as appears by act passed bofore E. I'll. Martin,
Recorder, on the Sth October 1916.
One four wheeled carriage and a set Of
harness
An American Horse ".@-.
A lot of Beds and Bedding;
Household and Kitchen Furniture
A lot of 26 Chairs one fine Rocking
Chair;
One fine service of Silver.ware, and Crock
ery-ware
One Clock a lot of China-ware
A lot OF Wines of different kinds, &C., &c
TERMS AND CONDITIONS :-Five-sevenths
of all purchases of and under twenty five
dollars cash on the spot, and the balance of
all such purchases, at one and two years
credit from the LIST of March 1860; All
purchases over twenty-five dollars, payable
in one and two years from the 1st of March
1860 Purchasers furnishing security, and
the lands and slaves remaining specially
mortgaged to the Estate until full payment;
each instalment to bear per cent interest
per annum after its maturity.
s-%=7-- HILAIRE PALLET,
Adnasuistyator.
0ne]onsas Feiruarv 4th 1860.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
PUBLISHED or SArURpAv BY
JOEL II. SAND0z u lFIIIIAM II. SPENCER
coNpITIoNs.

CONDITIONS. n
Sabscription, for one year, payable iii advance,
three dollars paid At the end Of the year, four
dollars. No subscription will be received for q
period less than one year. A subscriber wishing
to discontinue must give soyen notice TO that ef-
feet, and settle up nil arrearagas. 2.sis
.AdDgtising Advertisements win be inserted
al cents per line for each and every publication
A 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 conse-
nient to discontinue the publication.
No advertisements or subscrif ftioH WILL be stopped
until ali tIe arrearages paid unless ut the OPP
tion Of the publisher.
No electionfiekets or other Jobs printed ithont
the money them ~ pc print
eli ID Il rssfloHsib bie per ID.
81 Ten dollars Iii advance viii inyaTiably be- re-
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
New Orleans and Opcl0tssas q
Regular Weekly Packet.

,fa@nua d THE steamer BAYOU BELLE,
eaH& Captain JoHH LYoNs, having seen
assaazsfisssE thoroughly and completely repaired
will leave Washington every Wednesday at 9
o'clock A. M, and New Orleaas every Saturday
at P. NJ, stopping at all intermediate landings
on the Atchafaaya and elsewhere.
Planters and consignees may rely upon the regu-
larity of the trips as well upon all cares bsing
taken Of freights and other business ccnfded to
This boat.
Opelousas, August 9th, 1850.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
PIANOS, HAHIvr CrsTitIYIyrs n, . g

a lLAN ny. "A, Cont Street, between SAar-
LIS tres and Royal New nrlsans, has ius rxce,el IL
assortment of Pisnos shs aniae.s, 81
A Dsbaipos ef a shs conrts oi
Europe Sapsh sais ay feeeiysd suvesai
I'D NJ ssacs, London aud New YnrE,
Iof aissFs plahos of hs ossn A ths
cone sr0r hs sxpsey tas and iea1r1e
fas d q heia .,ps
Insiais h1nar iasise ts ous d
isia ~ NE piaos md Hsraso
nis That e haa from ths aboye nased arac
Hating bssn oY r Dsbs;n. Sir.
Elaneraan u shcrpsghiy 81 iasss
heing nj make them eit knon IL
ah.s M content ssif snail pre6t 81 lie
rune and rsrsif tsen. A#s d.
'ias1o s1seaniqaae.
Tbis III .ua
Iassss lssas II ia
ct III q aS Gaasra
nFtlst piees
..ua u lhis ~
8 Dsc. 81, s
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
ST. MARY'S HALL,
WASHINGTON, ST. LANDRY.

THSHE Fourth Annual Session of this Institution,
A re-opens for the reception of pupils the second
Monday in October 1859, conducted by Mrs. C. SMITH,
late Principal of Monticello Female Institute Missa
sippi; aided by her niece, Miss BELL WHlrsEY, late
Of New York.
The school year divided into two sessions. twenty
weeks each.
Board, English Course, Contingent Natriculation
Fee, per session, 8 80 90
Day scholars, 20 90
Primary Department, embracing Dicte,
Reading Penmanshp, Primary Geogra.
r Piano, Melodeon, Guitar, OR Harp, with
the use of the instrument per month, 90
Use Of Sheet Music, Maps Charts, Diagrams, the
usual charge.
solfegio in classes, French, Spanish, Italian Blen
dings in Chenille, Silk and Crewel-She work and
Ornamental Frame work.-Linear Drawing French
Ctayoning, Grecian and Oriental Painting, each per
month S. 90.
The uniform consists of School Gipsey, Dress of
Berage and Delaine, Emerald Green, solid color
The Hall, aside from Board furnishes Bedsteads
and Mattresses.
Toilets, Washing, Fuel, Lights, Fixtures form a
separate charge.
. The Building is spacious-ro con,modious, pre-
senting balconies furnishing delightful promenades,
surrounded by finely shaded grounds-ample for re.
creation.
The Institution is free from sectarian bias-the
organization to meet the demands of the times.
We aim to elic! the social, develop the moral and
physical to awaken zeal for the noble ends Of cul.
ture, to give tone.
Parents and Guardians, having children to place
abroad wishing partial or extended course are i'll.
vited to confer with Mrs SMITH, at the Hail.
Ali arrangements made for the year.-No deduc-
ton for absence.
Tuition Fee in advance.
EFEREMGES:
Hon. WIN. Vannesson Monticello, Miss.
Chancellor B. G. Buckley,
Hon. W. p. Harris, Jackson, +"
F. sturges, Esq, Gaatin, /"
Maj. E. s. Bowen, Brookhaven, 81
Hon. ]. I. Lamkn, Homesville, "a
Aside from Board, Young Ladies receiving finish.
ing course, embracing the higher English Depart.
ments in connection with Music, Vocal and Instru.
mental, Drawing, Painting and Embroidery, the
Scholastis Year $3.50 0o.-A partial course at the
standard rates.
Washington La, October sth, 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
Steamboat NOtice.

ASSgSaA Tho Steamer SILVER
ARA,sr. HEELS. c. C. Pickett Mas
ia&ssTSsA ter, will leave Washington
every Wednesday at 10 o'clock a. M. and New
Orleans cyery Saturday at o'clock P. M.
-Four barges are constantly employed transpor.
ting sugar and cotton from up Bayou Beuffor the
Silver Heels.
The public can rely on the punctuality oflhisr
boat she is the fastest boat in this trade and he
accommodations for passengers can not be sur
passet. by any. The freight rates tl1s same as
the other boats in the trade
For freight or passage apply on board OF to Pi-
ire & Coreil, Washington.
January i4ih, 1860.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
NOTICE ,+...
For the restoration Of certain Lands TO Market
IN THE. STATE OF LOUISIANA

THHHE grant of lands made by act of Congres.
AL approved June g., 1856, to the State of Lopi
slana in the construction of certain railroad.
therein--lehtioned, having been so far adjusted AZ
to authorize the release from withdrawal of the
lands hereinafter described aotice is herehs=s=saor
that all the vacant offered lands which lie Jbntside
OF SIX miles on each side ofthe railroad "eom New
Orleans, by Opelousas, to the State line of Texas'
situated in the aforementioned townships, which
have not been selected in vrte Vt said graat, or rr
serred for any purpose phatcre,, and which were s
jert to private entry at the date of Withdrawal at
the ordinary minimum of 81 IS per acre, or at the
graduated prices under the act ofAusYst 4th 1854.
VIII be restored to private entry on the days and
at the places hereinafter specified at the ordinary
minimum Of 81 25 per acre, or at the prices 10
which they may hase gaadaatea al ef with
1rawal
-dt the Land Office at Nec Orleans. on Mondau, the
fifth day Of March uert-pis:
South q the base l'ne east 9 The principal meridian and
Townships l3 and IA. OF range l2
townships 49, IA, and Is, Of ranges l3 and H.
townships 13. II, Is, and II, of range Is.
Townships 13, a. Is, and II, of range 16
townships II, l3 IA, l6, II, and Is, of range IT,
Townships l2, l3, II, and Is, of range Is.
townships H. l6, II, and 1s, of range 10.
townships IL. 49, and II, of range 20.
Townships IA and IT, of range 2l.
townships Is, 16, and II, of range %.
Townships IA, Is, 16 and II, of range 20.
Townships l6 and II, of range 81.
Township II, of range25 f
1T the Land Office at Opeiousas, on Monday tile 18th
dug Of March mert-riz:
North Of The hse h,e aud east Of the principal neridian
Township 1, of ranges and 2.
North Of the base line and uest Of principal meridian
townships ]. 3, and d. of range /.
townships |, 3, a, and 5. of range 2.
Townships l. 2, and g. of range 3.
South Of the base line aud east of the principal meridian
Townships l, 2, d, 2. and 10. of range l..
townships l.2; S, 6, 9, 10, and ii, of range 2.
Townships 2, 3, 4, 6, and 12, range3 3.
Townships 2, 3, 4, 5, and 12. OF range d.
townships 4, 5, 6, 7, II, 12, and 49, of range S.
Townships 4, $, 6, T. and 49, of range 6.
Townships g. 7,s, o 10, IL, i3, and II, of range T.
Townships g. 9, 10, II, 12. and Ia, OF range s.
townships 9. 10, IL, and II, of range9.
Townships 12 and l3, of range TO-
Townships 10, II, 12, 10, and IA, of range H.
townships H. 12, l3, and IA, of range IL.
South Of the base line and ,rest Of principal meridian.
Townships q, and 6, of rangel.
Townships l and 2, of range 2.
Townships l. 2, 4, and S, of range 3.
Townships I, 8. 4, S, and g. of ranges A, $, and S.
Townships /, 8, 4, and 5, of ranges 7 and 8.
Townships 3, and 4, of range9.
Townships 2, 3, and 4, Of ranges 10 and II.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
This twenty eighth day Of December, 1859.
JOS S. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
2lst January, 1s60.-6t.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
NJ I@>sT.rI !.

K WEI e undersigned hereby informs whom
I - it may concern that on the 9th Jan
nary instant, he has killed a red .beef, Z or 8
years old, branded about thus f This beef
was roaming about Chretien's Point since
about 2 years.
The owner il requested to come forward,
prove property and receive the amount Of his
beef MARCEL hIC1ARD.
st. Landry, 21st January l860.-lm.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
PUBLIC SALE.

Estate Of Wiaow Ant. Pallet, deceased.
a@l virtue of an order Of the Honorable
- ID The Fifteenth Judisial District Court
0! the , State of Louisiana, III and for the Pa
1,se 1seo OF : st. Landry, of date Che 81st January
noov' the Undersigned, administrator of the,
+, = STATE OF F9licite Oursol, deceased Widow
y; 1n'1.n1 oe reiiet' will SELL through the mi
l,s.ly 81 "a la"lully commissioned Auetioneer,
On tne Plantation hereinafter described
on W,ed*esday the 7tA March ,ert 1850
to the last and highest bidder, the following
designated property, belonging to said estats
to-wit ''''1's
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
PUBLIC SALE,

By the undersigned, a public Auctioneer.
VI YHE public are hereby informed that
i'll there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
Auctioneer, on the plantation hereinafter
described,
On the 21st day Of February nett, 1860,
the following described property, belonging
to the succession of Jean Baptiste Saizan, de-
ceased, late of the Parish of St. Landry, to-
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
"A. ]: q =. M j. Y. X !. u 3.

III yHE undersigned has just made arrange
meats With Mr.. W. !. H. Judge, q first
rate Matchmaker. just from the celebrated
Housa Of Hyde 4 Goodrich, Of New Orleans
alr. Judge will be constantly ID attendance
~ the JeWelry Storelsof the undersigned,
corner % Main and Bellevue streets. Opelon-
ssas. wheres sChrononeters Patent Levers and
other diiliga s'r tiss ,,ssk.,
ulanlike manner and with w lda,sv. l.ass raask !
bELARTJE.
Opelonsas. Dec. 33a, 1855 60 4.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
Ellas ssanaR1yau I'd lVaaaas

MeFehnhfsTAiI Tor, 10 pel0Hssass N
MM AS lhe honor to announce 10 his friends and
- IL the public III general thai he has just arrived
from New York with full and complete assortment
ef goods chosen expressly by him and for his pa
irons suitable for gentlemen clothing such cloths
caslmgs aad oaherst stafs He has also large assort
unent of ready made clothing, cnt and made under
his own supervision and after the most fashionable
cuts ost ~ which " suit hs Old patrons III also the
nudlie Wlio may wish good, durable ald elegant
clothing. s. IS e
{lneiousas. October oatf 1859 a-sIy.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
SELLING OFF AT COST.

YHyHE undersigned will sell their extensive
IL stock of Dry Goods and Clothing, Hats,
Boots, Shoes, &c, positively at cost;
They are desirous of closing upttheir business,
and purchasers will find upon enquiring at their
store that the above announcement is no humbug
Goods cannot be sold cheaper in Opeionsas 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 sceptical that we are IN earnest
A large assortment Delains at Is, 20 and % cts
e Bareges at % 80 cts, hg.
Double skirt barege dresses at 81 so, fully worth
Plain Curtain caIicos At 10, IL and is cts;
b French 9 : 20
Fine blea. Cottons 12
Id ~
French Galicoes s. - -
a large asst of Emb Bands from so cts to 90 50
s - g Collars = Is 5O
A few Ball Dresses which will be sold much pc
loW cost fIkNbEKd& q MAJ . A1nt>'
0pelousas, January 14th 1850.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
I'D IJC T. % Sl e

NODaaBsR Il RRNlNa
No. 81 gaaal Stfest, near Chartrss, Ns.orlsaas.
IMPORTERS ofand Dealers ID Foreign and Doases.
y tic Hardware Cutlery, Combs, Bushes. Psrf1-
merry, Stationery. Fishing Tackle and TOYS. And d
general assortment Of French, German, English aud
American Fancy Goods. Nov. ne. 1859. #
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
For Sale at Private Sale.

BOt1T three Lots Of Ground, situated
IN Vile Plate, upon which there are q
Dwelling House, out houses and other i'm
provements This property is we'll situated
either for y store, 4 baker or shoemaker shop.
For particulars or conditions apply, either
by writing or verbally, to Messrs. goreil or
Dare. lille Plate.
September 1850 5nn. s.sa.as5s
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
AMERICAN AROMATIC BITTER cpRDIi1,
w AsHINGTON DRUG STORE,

% THE undersigned hereby inform their
friends and the public III general that they
Xk have just received fresh and considerable
assortment Of Drugs and Medicines as also Paints,
Perfumery Of all kinds. &c.
They are agents for the sale Of d large quantity
OF Patent Medicines, the most popular
"A. L0UAILLIER & Co.
April Q, 1858. Washington, La
The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-11
PLANTATION FOR SALE
ON LONG TERMS OBJ CREDIT

TRACT Of about 600 arpents Of Land,
- of which about so are we'll tin,bered,
near the town Of Opelousas Fine cotton
land, with improvements thereon, will be sold
AZ one, two. three, four, FIVE or six years
credit. Apply to
HENRY L. GARLAND.
Opelousas, November 5th, 1859.