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gtgubensNi1ociation BON Baltimore,

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f6 fir bic a8utation CUR Grriftung etnc8 Steuten 0entm4ls IN
terefiren, mer6en 6ternit rellnblt6it ~ein9elaeen elmer 9eiamm-
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in Sdnben 6a6en, miro p%ufet(tar ent9c8en9eeRen.
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Gelearapbiidbe N1a0rtebten.
seine sutton Der 8rsftnriSaer nns apnaLaftsm.

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.Newz gprt, ID, Sept, Da5 Douglas,
Staat8 @pnite BAT bic Sutton NIT ben Sredtt=
nit 7 9e9en $ Sttmnen YerpOrfen.
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0alt S nbr) BON S@?artne na4 6reePort mltrpe
lebte NaGt 1T Daaware, @isee11ltn, pom etrteat
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9et6ptet tlto 20 SertpunPet, parnnter e'ili9fi ME
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fall mntfamen /: ST., 8ater, @rOblttten oanpler
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bon Der 81, 9. Staats3etttn9 Fat feline Stele ais
0raFbentI9aftSs glettpr Der Dcu9rtb9ebeaz9artet
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8elern pber &nOw Mtbiag5 acknowledgement
S4aAer betbetlt9en nth unD fam.
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3tnnbGder bnrd1 pntentirfr Mafrhinr,

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@anSmseiit, lO Die beite Genu9tbuun9 miro su5eF4ert,
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Nent Nn5eigtu.

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btermtt e~in8elaoet, itb nlDr8eu &beuS nm s ubr wU6er in i6remt
8ew6bnIiben 2ctaIe e%in3uftubeu.
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SettIcOern ! Bethlehem Settfe0ern !
S0eben erbaItcn 1000 pfunb Bethlehem Upn lebsnbiasn G5Yuyen
weIts i'd sH ben 6t0i8fn &reisn osrtaul ~
Gbd8. s oIIGnbtr, 80. % getIt. QfottHres.
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In Sdnciacr ltnO SleiNtrz 6abrifantcn y!
GirpOer uttb Snfer's
S9ittelz OOer GettenItidlzW oldliup

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per- lo%le aue YerlSnsL, Die ben SetenitiAt.. .tleiSer unO ioHitac
@r6stt GSn anoert Stt4en ~pprSebe~, f5 lire nere ''rO'
6ltnt5t9 Dollars S6ittelz OtaI6ine .
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l0eh' pet u18 oorSuIpre1er, tn6em mir iiberSeugt In6, bab bel e.
nG 9euaIen SSnlpeftpn Seoermam IberScu8t fem wirS, SaB feline
fam. Aue ianlten &erteiieruu9en tno an9ebratt wCroen, unt
mlr bapen meber Ntube, Nrbeit, nod Gotten 9eport, INN bie1e W6n.
lhne IN Der Nnitdt Der Stnctber Inb @eitenntoder u~nIbertreff.
LID gu MAIDEN.
grover 4 Batter @dbmai6tnen-@pmt.
SIl1,3 Butt 3V. ISL SaIttMprCirt, Baltimore.
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Ca Sec,ps2l IembiS.SfoUms.

Ger Q9ent 6er 9terps AFenblp- Blooms" lit jest I'M Gialbs, gn,
ga9emenf8 fir 8GQe &c. ION Geute a6 fir Die Sertit- uno g2ipter.
Gajipn ent9e8eu6auebDen. Wian melee i4 5eit9 IN cen Nem,
Nicnlkie Blooms.
Salt ners, II, Gfptember 1860.
Gpt15, Int SDNn Mc @eDh. Naent.
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YrciSidiebcn.

AaAN r E. a. ~a. Y%rcisidiebcn.
WTif]I Yer Undergraduate wir6 beutc ppu Mttta98
- ubr an etn Yret8i6ie6eu III Der Gum.
bale, 800 ". Prattlriy reranltalteu. wDbeiperl6iebene 9reiIe aus.
werSen uMb lapet bierSu er8ebenit EN-
Wo -- st]e-S t+H Mug. @etB6aar
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SiQiqe Carpets nrtO Slaltftts.

RoystOn Bros, go, 81 Baltimore ltraBe,
Da6sn est elm O~OaltanOSea 9aser pom isinen Sammet;, grineler
3 Vle, ~3naratt ilno 9ew69nli6eu &eppiten, GeItu@; ferner
$500 gGar (gtautetS) gettepNt4e, he ct~a3 bei6mubt limb
un6 Su bnlbem preiIe ~DettaHft wer6en, (SPtlT1w
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Ncuer SauOeretu,

Ncuer SnuOeretM,
@S bat fb Eurb Soblreibe ~AGitgljeSer etu neuer gauperein es+
Janilrt, lmo miro teute, Dtcnt09 Zen II. 6&. bic Cont mhcr
c~pr9ele9t Ipwie bic Gjni9reibc9eloer erbObeu, wosil be MltoGieoel
Die, mtl@e n09 e9san &Rs( gu nsbmen wini4en, ~etnge[aOeF
IS 4enniplpania @peuue, gu eri6etaien,
0YtO Snl 9~uitra8e: &8m. Gpren9eI, prop. Getr.
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Point aux Lotsps ,sprIngs.

4
- TIE undersigned takes thi. lode Of notifying
hs pnbhe thsxhs Just nspfovsd his Esrab-
sss sM hsBment NJ receive nil
hes whesf pleasure may be to seek the
as place p.eas4re and recreation. az we'll as
tnase lsho may e iupsfd spostiento recourse
e ,nsm for the ssmeda waters. These Springs
snruss there 70 be found may had such csIa
aneaHdns ~a saPh d scf Iron. i Tie
hfag OF ahadshf. and thrse of The
streams large aaEds magnificent bsfhine
sacs said uasia Ehe "a istl5 renewed
t,. R9ns Es sseasted E
pfsnapals IN heidss.h saeser
Il Mi s. D sP.sas.' +.
IN sEno:nrrgthc opening Of the
signed Goes pretend tile pusiic Is
oHahie Watering place, where fine dressing may be
with the other general aecompsniments. His object
on me Contrary is to offer the afflicted through
shattered constitution may be restored health The
agency of these waters in the relief Of Dyspe pa
III the permanent fcitaneous
Fithce. now stands uniradicten.
ne esab'ishmett OF comfortable dwellings, with
a e ntces furniture which may he required such
faee anc the table Will be always amply furnished with what
ever ef'"es bes' TO suit the Of
excellent pasture which horses safety will
oe at the dIspos of such desire
fodder, &c.
large house has been erected, billiard
table ad bar welt supplied with syrops and other refresh
merits for ladies ard eentl. men,
ihe charges of the undersigned will be moderate. and he
tees satisfied that his will net only be satisfied the
which they receive but that they will be
also equally conened with the degree of health which they
may obtain from The heal,hfu the the die
rent Springs. s#R
ANTOINE CART.
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aADIaRAR ARR R,R 1A4o
TX L. Mourishing Remedy!
Invented and prepared by
p. NJ A RIM A Y.

l.. M a II M a
TMSHE invento ofth's new and Invaluable rem
Y edy las AIKEN pa ents in Fran e. England
Scotland, Izalsnd, Belgium AID the United
States. 1t
r } most chronic constipation yields to the
Ing goratinr Cruel; it must be t4ken twice Il
day - ce inthe m rning and once IN the eren,no
in ,hs shape of ,lsoup.
. The Cruel pleasant food and requires ro
r-aLacula- diet; it exci,es The appetite, and acts
tavorahiy II the diges i've oTga, and cur, more
or less RAPIDLY. bnt surely always, in every dis
ase IF the ston .ch. suc; as:
Dyspepsia, Gastrstis Heartburn, Negrims. Sick
Headache. Pains in the Stomache, Coss:ve
ness. Vomiting. Chronic Dla rhea, &C., &c.
The invig rati: Cruel is iaken in different
WAYS: with brnth-with salt or sweet ened mi. k
with OF without the orange- flower water. A
spoonful OF It is sufficient, and 81, ,uId be put in
boiling milk and remain IS &c ,rinutes.
70 TO be taken morning and even ng.
he use ofp. Mar,nsys SANITARY CRUEL
has froauced most sa.utary etfac.a, which we
hasten to M K known to the public at arg,
Among sH its other good qualities. which are
IN versaly aeknow geu 1t has been found to
r. highly usef j! and otni6ceat o Wonne in he
sta of Pregnancy, and that it facilitates ,h,. ir
delivery.
|, also inn raves positively the qua ity and in
creases the suaati,y of vi. k Of nurses.
N nthcr kind of T cd c 4 be compared 20 Il:
1t may be mi tered vi noal fear to the Young
est children; it reftesles an. strengthens them.
and preserves item agains: great many di ca
ses pee lar to their age.
We may therefore confidently recommend II 10
every "a nily.
Every one pound paper of TIE SANITARY
CRUEL csn aims thirty two portions for o; e
person. They are a signed by P MARMAT,
inventor and Pates tee
Fsc fu tt1er .'arcicuiars ap ,iy at the General
De It No. Al Co, ii at es: hetw G.. Chartres and
Royal streets. New OrIe; rs.
ForsaIe. whelesa and retail by 4. RENAUD
TR.BER, principa sgenl iii the United Stiles
D. poi in all the principal cities OF the Unit.
Statts-ln OpeIousas at Messrs P. L. Hebrard $
ard John Posey's DrugStores.
March I1ttI 1851
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May 5ti,, 1860
gegI Gnrusp Surfss0s.

*H,S delightful watering place, situated in the
Il Parish of St. Landry. in beautiful rolling
Pine Woods. distant about Sc miles from Opeiousss
will De opened the fifteenth ofJune next, for the
reception OF Visitors.
These springs are favcrably known among the
people Of the surrounding Parishes as mineral
waters Of great efficacy in chronic diseases of va
-ious k;nds--their mineral virtues having heen
tested by inaumersble cures they have performed
This Establishment is now undergoing tho
rough repair am. several new family houses are in
| construction and the plan will afford ample room
FOR 20c visitors this season.
The services of our excellent cook tcY!vester
we'll known by many Of my vsitors) good stew
| ard and polite and attentive servants have bren
secured, and fine band OF music headed by Ios
the celebrated Italian Floiinist is also engaged for
the season.
Two lines Of Crnnihuses will run between Cpe-
iousas and the Springs twice week regularly.
Persons visiting the above Establishment may
have ths', letters and papers directed to "Vlle
Pate, Bell Cheney spss and they will receive
them twice week.
Board and Lodging pc: week, 5 10000
iav - 200
Children and Servants half price.
Horses der day, S1,00
F. PATIN, Proprietor
Opeionsss May 5tn. 1880.
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Ggtsnenf anu lcarCa:p
OF THE
Immaculate Coaacentfs,sas


Ope2ousas, st. Loaayy, La.
FETHlS Institution. under the care of the Sisters
| d Of Holy Cross, is located in the town OF
OpeiaHsas, La. in most beautiful an healthy ST.
tuat;on, the buildings are large and cemmodious;
the play grounds delightfully."- shaded.
The course ofihssruetIon is most extensive, en-
braeing French English, and all the useful and Of
namental branches taught in the best Institutions
of America Or Europe.
To encourage education, the most moderate
terms have been adopted: 81
For board and tuition, sioo, per scholastic year
of ten months, payable in two equal iustalments
and in advance.
Day scholars will pay $50, OF $40, per scholastic
year, according to the classes they viii attend
also in two equal payments. and III advance.
Books and Stationary, Music, and Drawing, for
such as will learn them, are charged extra.
For further particulars apply to SISTER MARY
OF THE SACRED HEART. Superior; OF to Rev.
G. RAYMOND, Rector of the Catholic Church
Dpelausas, March 10th. ls6o.-1y.
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Ft,r sale nj Private Sale.

A TRACT OF LAND, situated at the
C head of Bayon slew, in the Parish OF
Sc. Landry. being tho n w Quarter and the
W half Of the n 3. quarter ef Section 6.
Township 5, South Range s. East. contain
ing 2i2 8a10o acres
Per particulars apply to Ang. n. Robin, at At
the Recorders office, or at the residence o.
Mrs. p, Labyehe, in OpeIousas
October ash. I35a.-Ig
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0PEL0UsAs FEMALE COLLEGE,
DIT Cl3ef0HSaS,

5=-55
YSSHIS Institution viii open its second regnfar
I term on Monday. 10Th of March 1860 under
the supervision of Rev B. r White aud Lady; as
sisted by E D. Estiette, as Principal of Collegiate
Department and Teacher Of Modern Languages.
Miss Helen Burnef, Principal of Primary Depart
mental branches, and Professor II Bodemailer
Principal Of Music Department.
This Institution is permanently located at a fine
healthy point. The government will be parental
and strictly moral.
TERN
Boarding washing fuel aadIighss sl2 oe per month
Tuition from S3, to S. g 9
Music 5 :;
Use of Instruments. IS q &
Embroidery 100 g g
Vocal Muslc 90 Z e
Modern Languages aao 81"
Painting, Oriental or Greeian loco g !" y
Payments Quastely in advance.
B. +. WHITE.
a f,neIausas March 17th tse15.fr2#
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Favs sale aa private Sale.

A ~ Tie property Of the subscriber. sisa
s.sss$R ated Sin the Town Of Gpelousaa, consist
ssssssss aIrg ina good dwelling House, Kitchen,
As@aEiza &C. i Wheelwright Shop with turning
machine in good working order. and town Lot
This shop IS well sisaated, rear two Hlacksnith
shops. This property will be- sold With Or without
aIl the lumber, tools Ec. = VI 4s *se5 @-F.e.-
For ,hetetms and conditions sppI5 70 the under
signed, on the prszaises.
He rei,erates k:s firm discrimination of working
for cash and for cash only.
April l4sh.] - FIERRE GossELIg.
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Il N1D A @ R !,

.H EHandsrsI ofsrs hin eei vices. rs Lsnd
III Agent, ID ell puKchaae, s. 4 tra1sact any
buis,asss eDnnected with lands. His pIa1s vii. be-
IL Eeep Registsr Of ali lands confded ia him
mi sal vhera corseG. descEs ptisa nf locality.
natrrt o ti1a aoii z,lI De giysr. and ca-
nahla cf slrntluci III Tho tracam will ba adveF-
& sed aad tI1e advertisemenIs circulated at such
aces II, flais asld otses Stales ID viii hs nost
Like to efFsei aalea. Cha1Ra will bs at the usu.
aI rates. 0fsca on sha N dsth side eof Court Horss
Ssanara. nsss tes 1as. TIL Israel corner.
N - &C 70EIaaI MAGDlHALD.
Eanat 7rsss. AnziI 91st 1860
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! s4Fs. HiRlEIg sMlDlIE.s',+ :
,s,.:.,, - :. =. - .s.pr pr &c. :.

ss.sss ~lanelaHSas, st. Landry, La. ma =
YAYHI Ia Instisut.enr lately established infhe tewn
ofQgssIoasass s fo bestsW s upon the bays and
asofd ssaeaatsoaz H. resume issa dutias on shs
Goth of Defatwrasssxs sds ia aI;ggf sds IA snsy
rhe 0g coafse Of aiHstspc.inn viii embrsre suck
brsnc hes as Wlfsbe most useful TO the pupils THE
utmost sarer Bs paid to theff rapid ilspfdusa
ment. Siaw y1sv sHa ass'g isis h. a7sS~su ,rsa
Tke hest Teaehe Will thsfr naH s
of off nv WI np |sfssa'ias t ss e
The very great success efthe rnstitntioa fron,
the beginning. the long experience of those at the
mead oft, their unconauerabe discrimination tc
carry out the noble work, are the hest pledge they
can offer to parents fer the improvement of THEN
children. AsA
For terps and other particulars appyf to -
BEp. GILBERT RAY MOND.
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HleR 81 EAI4E.

YNYHE Undersigned offers for sale bis house and
q lot situated in the Town Of 0pelousas Ihe
house is large and well constructed, and nearly new
together VIII, nes kitchen, servants room, good
u,su in short a very comfortable residence. in a
,etsred place and yet the centre of the town.
fer further particular apply to the undessighea.
opelousas. March 31st, 1888. .s
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:RD5R seplD-3 SPRINGS

:N12 sPgzlls2 9pyBll9g
Y.YHE undersigned takes this method Of
- announcing to his friends and to the
public OF this and neighboring Parishes that
he is now prepared to carry persons who
would wish to 60 either to the Bell Cheney
the Beaver Greek or the Point aux Loups'
springs, at moderate prices. Those from
st, Martlu who should take the mail of the
undersigned, by Breaux Bridge will onl,
pay eight dollars for the trip through up to
the Springs. Horses and carriages can al
ways be got at the undersigned for private or
express trips.
The undersigned will spare no trouble nor
expenses to merit share of the patronage
OF the public. NOEL LARGADE.
Opelousas, May 18th, 1860.
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SEfNasesg es. stolen.
Opelousas, May f9th 1860.

N EW A RRI VA Is.
<r.aRxEgsn, JUST received at the 0PEL0USAS
- DRUG STORE, kept by
81 po lao 4RsszslRs 8 RDo
- 81 Soluble Phosp phats OF Iron, Of Leras,
Hypophcsphite Of Soda, Bromide Of Potassium
Iron Alum And a~genaral assortment OF French
Chemicals and Patent Medicines.
EseIssH AND AHERIcaH PATEaT MEDICINES
Eennedr,s great MedIcat Discovery, McLean's
invigoasting Cordial, Jonas Whitcsnb's asthma
Remedy, ,etc. &
CurIaar aane PenkEivess Gentlemen
poe et and EpeTting Knisess Fine Razors, ID eases
Ladies' Scissors asserted IN casss, and by the single
pair; FDrrsps and pnilikins- s.
Srarloa EaY Record, Letter and Note Paper o
the. best quality Steel Pens, Pen Holders, India
Rubber Squares Lead Pencils. Guiliot Carmlne
Ink. Engellores, Maynard q Noye's celebrated
Black writing InK. - T.. s7sss .s
81 FasGY AETIcLEs aMs slERFrNEaY.-Riscuit Sta
tnestes pnsreiains and Glass Powder Boxes, pcrte-
mnganzses. Haaderc hiefs Extracts, PcmatuHa, Toi-
let Soaps, Creole Gil for the hair. etr.
sraDaIEs PANTS Zinc and White Lead, Col
ors gronr1i III Oil and Wafer. Lamp and Linseed
Oils, Brushes, etc.
ALso--A lot Of Specie Iars, suitable sn put u
Preserves. u e e
opeIausas,. overaber Iat i. 1883.
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4 well improved Farm.

W are authorized to sell property situated
w in Church Prairie, about three miles from
Opelopsas and seuaallY distant frcnl Washington,
consisting ofI7tacrss45 Of winch are ander fence.
The imprevsfneBts are complete and make OF
the place asconafortabIe residences
Wood land near hy scan be parchssed with or
without it, 4 DUPRE& GARLAND.
Opelousas, Map fgth, 1861.
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HOUSEHOLD EuaG!TU.:E.

F. 4 HEnndersgneG havlns taken the large BRICK
buildings opposite & V. Roy's old Store.
Main Street, 0peiousas, has Just arrived from New
Orleans with COMPLETE assortment of House
hold Furniture of all kinds and prizes, comprising
HAHoeAsz BEDsTsADs AND AEaolEsi
s BlEcK WALNUT : "
TABLES, marble tops and others;
soFAs, BuREarx;
StDEBoARDs, WAsHsEAsDs 5 *~s,@=
RocKING-cHaIas, CHAIRS -.s f.
and many other articles suitable for families,
bachelors, public houses &C., the enumeration Of
which would be too tedious.
Owing to the importance of mis- pnrshasss and
other considerations, he is enabled to sell his
Furniture iow as It be got from New
Orleans,
He takes this opportunity to- inform his friends,
and the public in general that he will continue 70
make new furniture, repair old one and exchange
new articles for any old which may be repaired.
Hoping to merit share of the public patrona ge.
he invites ladies and gentlemen to come and ex-
anime his stock of furniture
LOUIS WAITER.
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PLANTATION F4DEe SALE.

YE1HE Undersigned will SELL at private sale, &
N Cotoa Plantation, situated On the Bayou
Corrtabeau. Immediately below the Plantation
DIR. John A. Tev son. aiming 1856 sunerdcial
arpents, asl enclosed, 100 ofwhich in good condi-
ton for callisa,oa. The buildin on The place
are all new.-Goed Gin house &c.
Theun dersigned will also sell Herewith. al the
option of the purchaser, four eh ics negro m. n
The te ms and conditions will be ma tosuit
the purchaser IPFor further Information ap-
ply to the Courier Office or TO the nndersigns d.
P. &C. RICHARD.
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Enr gaLr 1T rrloatg sale.

.Tor sale at prloatg SaIe.
"A TRACT OF LAND measuring 500
- arpents, good arabic land, one half Of
which l. we'll timbered, situated about 70
miles from the town Of Opelousas.- This land
will be sold at So per arpent; one half cash
and the balances in one year.zwishou: interest.
For particulars apply to-
Opelousas, Feb. Is, 1860. xu ! II.
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Opelousas September a5th. 1858.
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esisas II. q e 7. - n M =
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FOR SALE.

A SPLENDID PLANTATION, situated With
u IN three miles OF Barre's Landing four OF Ope-
Iousas and bout four from Washington, situated
ON each side OF the Bayou Teche. $50 arpeats on
the East and 400 arpents on the West side $50 to
500 arpents are ander fence, balance is wood land
The improvements consists of a good dwelling
house, negro cabins, sngar honse, cotton house etc.
etc. DufhE u GAkLAND.
DpeIousas, May 10th, 1860.
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HI sskl,esrs, ltisasaa1ezsyg

Ut VIE undersigned having improved and
/ ID d .trsnsported his Saw-Mill two miles Of
Bazzbss banding. On. Bagou Conrtableau, ia
asnass nea sag to saw any quantity Of lumber, Ct
amy lsagth. mp 70 40 feets humber viii be
sdehvered either at his mill or at Barrys
Landing aud large bills filed at moderate
prices. CHS. CLVsG. d 1,
ST. Landry. Ncr Goth. 1858.
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PHOTOGRAPHS AND ANRPoTVprc
II o z q C e,

= saE Undersigned respectfully requests thoes
III VINO are irdeb,ed to him thar f,- c,oo1-
saleh fe,alrs f,ri the sale OF jewe!ry or O, eTv-a
ep'ae forward aho settle without de ay if (bev
tae TAX th;s opportunity to inform his f,ands
u as faolc in general tn fran, and fer .his
asl s can neither work norseIl upon any other
Mar. i7-6s = D-r
Gamer Main and PeItryra ry.a,1
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Groeeries. Goods and Iuotiona1

aaGgn THE. uneiersignea ET
8 IE.Ns-=aE5saa Nas II having ilast returned
& from making par- daz~ E# A4e&5
aaasass s.hasas ii the City. -.
hay the homer to interim hissc ustoners and the
public in general, that he has On hand, af E. A.
King 6ass stand, corner OF Main and Landry
straafss ID 0peloasas, ID addition 10 hia previous
large stoeks supply Of IS lz.st
! y y R Il 8 @E 1gBRRBBa
AN Ass0R or .
9 80 cAgEon1lDEa
CUTLERY. PATENT rsAW-uILLs. CHURNs
Egg Beaters, Egg Faaaess, &c &C. 5s:@
!. n fact, he val ssnleaver II accommodate bis
customers, Bath u To articIes and prices.
MeH ENRT HUSBAND. .
. 0pa1n,sas. FehTuary 4th 1860.