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aMEalglN lIlaai TIC BII5ll I5R GeRIllII +,

hF The two bittefs ifst ken my
,;ys Ia suit HE taste. q aa oid ready
m md NJ to taken pared
ybe taken together oG one the oSherpr
0a both at the same rest 10 hes kh and Tes
hi eataa .Ishes the dgest saass of HI
rs IS ssrh Diseases as seus Dis
rsr panied with great veal and
snaf of fevers Tefnr-
re inr bss hack tbs body Nc
sFefsaass hyS y. A YCHAuD, ], Drug in
I'll New ossans aast 81 agent, III Opelpasas
.IE 1stoheH y sth. $50
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M sD9
Stale st E4ouasia ma.
DISTRICT COURT, )r ooao
p.ri !, &C 7 Il INO. CUDS.

r.';'s 9'sS5:.s Z; S.'.'lassy. y2i Ss; No. s'ss.
q dfiPRIES LARosE FoNTENoT, Aduipistra,
tog oEtfe Estate of Alexandra Cyprien Laross
t.H'1ehot, deceased, having fled Final 7ablesa 0 {
,'ES lisiaor ofsoid Estate, accompanied by his
i,','o, PRAYING for the horo'ogation ofthe aarla-
ana whereas the prayer Of said petition has ler-,
s''" ~ ali order Of Court dated April Is, 1850
n'e'"Ee :o'ice is hereby given 10 all Interested
:" 'aSN "j'T9>tor, if any they have, within thTt7
payz from the date hereof why said Tableau shou.,
MT he !omoIogated the Administrator discharge,.
o. s iuiih'r liabilities an' his bond cancelled
l.. LASTRAPEs, Clerk.
OppioaSas, April l4th 1850.
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flying DUTCHMAN.

sstssgsy THIS splendid stallion will stand
at H Chretien's plantation near ne
- & Grand coteau, and serve IL limited IT.,
number Of n,aresf from March lst to July lass!
1860 at s25 the season, to be paid the hrse .me la
Of service (al sesv;cs afterwards to July 10Th
Flv;ns Dutchman is half brother to P. D. La
croixs Gem. lie was got by the ever victorious
Bourdaoue by Mamonth Eclipse out Ut Miss Ball
ST. Landry. February 18th lSB0.-3m.
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Ha1AFsKlA H'IssN sszs . H. II.

E5uns gnea wi Il sell private. .sale. a
&. Gottoa EIant ations eitnal led5 on tho BaYoa
Conr leau, inlfaa diateIy beIoa tn sntaiiona
sf ohn A. 81 lor CONTAINING i55 "a eerfsial
arpeFlts, aiI enefossd, lpU of good coldi-
fioa for cnlt vAsioa. tls build ID nn he Place
!ars aIis sne II Food Gin house sSsc.
derHlg gned nj alsu sell therswith, Al the
Ippt of la four ice ne u ~
and coadit lons vii sbe M e tosult
the ptIEeha sss 81 furt her inf nation ap-.
pY 10 fhe Eourriar ofdcc or so tlle dersi signad.
St. Ilhnda mil Q Hint 4 $50
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II Z !,

/ saa -
ifs fsi gnea hay iag ret ned from tie Land
10 itica Ill lous to his
4 frealtis ssIsa
na al liiItt lands tsrislg and attending
Stog a kisssI ofa aaa cial Office inti-s
mate slis of fne phfee
& VII sa III 10 all rsoHs coIiil~
W. ,sIs'1Ssa
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a q /, I.E I.


eess''Ir % of q ID arpp Laallaa,
u which about DO are HelI n1hbersa,
near own % ssls ins scottEen
land be seld
81 three feour, s,r 81 u years
srsflis
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IsIDORE GIAO JULIA,
arI1Ee cutter aud EaAgraVer.

6 hFFERS his services TO the public ofthe Parish
~ 5of ST Landry Having estab biahad5 at St. Mar
tinsvile Depot 81 Italian Marble Of the first quality
he isnow prepared 70 erect Fuaetary Monuments with
er all plans and according
a 4 and work klaaiilike naaaaer and
oil moderate prices,
US Those Wl,p may need services viii please write
to him. at sE
the Opel lonaas Courier. Aug I4,,s q a5s.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO REDEMPTION 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
to establish the same to the satisfaction Of the
gister and receiver ofthe proper land Office, and
make payment therefor as soon as practicable ai-
ter seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
for the commencement Of the public sale OF the
lands etnrbaeing the tract claimed otherwise such
claim will be forfeited.
s. Al. SMITH,
Commissioner The General Lamd Office.
9TH 4 GRaz..z...E.
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EPI q s, 90 sgNsgss. !sg

A. {sLAGDRAfN, Naa4 CONT tree1, between Char
A tres and tsayal; rieans, Just tscEred an
assortment Of Francs drseeiy
Dsbaih pstsnsa of a The Courts Of
rnsdAls Of Tie Expeditions Of france
ier divers Paaos of his oaya that
his nsct made aFd proved
and fscegni4sa EfsRs as
sief to III etf srss
Mr. F;snd aim rably inasnu iaaas Parishes of
5Eoatsiana8 has tie
tain for smselses The sbe and Tarmo
niIs that t3hhs named hanss
heen EoresSan tie MI. Debain. r
Ftandrsi i tharaug these
and ass Them Wsit ae9n
sss will imsl With small profit
.aie of ssle W them. Bssidss, he will
iuHe sha rspsirs them la sSSs al
kssssEsss45atseGss sssgHs. szsgss@as8
This inssnsnen has deslitels vaaanishad dill and
the double Advantage of heing
same with ior artists and for
nest upon sshc a most irut piece
tausic ir Fsna with mechan-
lssn of ths nsttsnneal and 81 Il
y s5 Dec. 3a, 1859 --iy.
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B()RI,I 4 8 GI.A IGO Collectors

ILL take il collection, claims Of al kinds and
descriptions which may Be entrusted to them
from the Parish Of ST Landry and these dining,
as well 90 from Newt fleans They hope BY thuss
Industry and spu,,ctuality to deserve share the
public patronage Their office is on laiI,
0pelousas. opposite u. Provost. Jan. Is,s 1858.
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NJ i

ersiaan ant iior, o eIousas,
B IF Asshe honor to announce to his friends ana
1 the public III general that be has jast arrived
from New York with full and complete assortment
sf goods chosen expressly BY him and for his
irons, suitable for gentlemen thing, cloths
5casinirs aud ether stufs BE has also largo assor
nlent Of made clothing cut and made under
his own supervision and after the most tashionable
cuts, most which ID suit his old patrons also ts
psalic who may wish good, durable and elegant
clothing. #=555 5# ..# Il
Onelaaaas October 29tlI I85e---1 y. -
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Groceries, Goods and Motions !!
egAs-3E THE undersigned CT
III MHk.|E-aAlzaa Ms Azaa havingius returned
aN from making puf- ssse=e III assszN
azse chaseg in the City. 70
has the honor 10 inform his customers and the
public in general, that he has on hand, at F. a..
Kings old stand, corner Of Main and Landry
Streets. in Opelonsas.3in addition 70 his previous
large stock, 8 supply Of
q e III EgR asR QDDzE rs
AN ASSORTMENT OF s#$s
. S.n95S2 - 4goOl9lEo3
CUTLERY, PATENT saw MI ILLS. CHURNs,.
Egg Beaters, Egg riers. &c &c
In fact, he viii sndeayorsto accommodate his
custensers, both as to articles and prices
MI HENRY HUSBAND.
OpeIensas, February 4th 1850.
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Plantation and Lands for Sale.
Will BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE
Mr.rry Il CERTAIN
d 7IEA SUGAR PLANTATION,

situated in the Parish Of St, Ian
dry, en- the East side of Bayou Crocaut or
Teche, bounded above by lands belonging to
Muda, and below BY lands belonging TO TERI
ell, having about ls arpents on said Bayou
Crocant, 9Th depth Of about 40 arpents.
more OF less, coatsining seven hundred and
eighteea: arpents more or less in superficial
extent, together with Gl the buildings and
thereon Als4 q certain
pa AnG OF NADAa
known S. the Thompson Tract, situated in
said Parish Of St Landry on the West side
Of Bayou Crooant or 1'eehe, having front
thereon of fourteen arpents, by an irregular
depth bounded on the upper line by lands
belongingto Thos B. Knox and Prudhomme,
on the lower line Of lands belonging to. or
known as the Nugent Tract, and on the back
lines Of lands belonging to Tho I. Lewis,
being nearly opposite e the said Sugar Plan
tation, and containing 42S arpents, more or
less
10 For terms and conditions, apply to
John q. llsley, agent of Richard McAll,
Parish Ct Ascension, or to r. McAll himself
4 miles above Donaldsonville. ss.
ga n, ,rua.r pth 1QR0z--ff 6
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NEW CIR Dg ca n, Y y .
i. {. j j &C. 4. 4. Z G.. C.. -

- Fl + nndefsI gned has Just arrived
sssss fren New Orleans with large and
W choice assortment of ] eRelry, con-
;;SssS sisting primo cipail ii Ladies Cameo
{ Breast Pins, Bracelets, Lock
ets, Ear Rings; and in short every article OF the
richest JeWery, as we'll IS the finest assortment Of
Gold and liver w hes, for ladies and gentlemen,
all efw hieh he has Just received from one of the
largest commercial houses Of New York, and which
5heWil selIat moderate prices 5or cash IS
He takes this opportunity 10 announce to his
friends and pablicin general that he has secured
the services Of an experienced and skil@aI atch,
maker WhoWiil be coEstantly in attsHdance
ss +. .DELARUE. Il
# ~ Corner Main and Bellevue streets
iollsas, January 2sth, $50.
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ALIEN 4 CO.,
ID U.ssHs % q Sc Co.
Corner 8ieayills \ Exchange iIley, n -prleans.

a..,a. 80, Have theloHer form Their friends
Saaa tie public thar ts'ssJy< nave justope'led
8 tofe, % B9t,ville stfeet, ut
she coEterof sxcua alieg 81 Depot ot Fntnstage
of every a4eis Iseastaads, Aruaprs,
aAa Others. Tsts-as hairs, Sofas,
Eatteaiis Asas hasra,.d Feather
sbeds They repair max zeElAng 81 ald
sake II on steta hop 6y care ans lfilsafs
To obtain ii shaE 4 of public f,atro Dae
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Ice 80 T@n dz3nlDe
I'D 1ApFAEL HoLLIER, will keepiice for sale
u al his Grocery Store, on Main street. from
late until the end of ma arnn weather.
Opel loasas, April 87.h, 1880
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Bayou Teche, april 18th, 1860. sm
EW "A RRIV- AIS.
...rzsg.. JUST received at the OPELOUsAs
50 - DRUG STORE, kept By
~ po aaa iR RalRs & q Do

s
I'D ~ po {ho sls@,8lks1nsDe
- Soluble Phosphate Of Iron, ot Ieras
i pophosphite Of Soda, Rtomids Of potass.un-
Iron Alum And general assortment OF French
Chemicals and Patent Medicines.
EnsL1sH AND .AKsEtcsx PATENT MEDICINES. -
Kennedy great Medical Discovery n Leans
invigoaating Cordial, Jonas Whtconb's Asthma
Remedy, etc.
EurlEKY. Ladies iine Penknives; GenffeEaen's
pocketand Sporting Knives ; Fine Razors, in cases,
Ladies' Scissors assorted in cases and ~ the
pair: Forceps and Puiflins.
Sra T1oaE aERY-R Record Letter and Note Paper Of
the best Quality; Steel Re.s, Pen Holders India
Rubber Squares; Lead Pencils, Gullot Casmine
Ink: Envelopes, Maynard & Noye's celebrated
Black writing Ink
Fancy ARTICLES III = I'EnFrMEnY Biscuit Sta
tuettes Porcelain aud Glass Powder Bcxes Porte
Ernonnaes, Handerchieis Extracts; Ponlatuif, TOT
let Scans, Creole Oil for the hair, etc.
suNDRIEs.- Paints, Zinc and White Lead, Col
ors ground III Gil asa Water, Lamp and Linseed
Oils, Brushes, ETC. y
Also--A lot Of Specie Jars, suitable to put up
Preserves. 5 .sss ID
- 49, f,.i,,,as.. Ryeva "a hor 4 OH 1G5a s
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MA SzssN8 kkA az MING ss0 ACRES
ntI Il saser slsa.
sr-
Il and Mill
posa
f,lI. ~ d
n
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4 al sE IS l1 Il 4 ia
ttenf ID aaII arryeys that ExaAg be Ell.
sFnss Id ta hIs caF III. lI III ress i1AN iii,
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slIIss \ sE
ifsyl fyllaa
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W s.s.s ~ p5 ssaA NJ sH asss E3a kssA sfAa
II ! u II j =; - j 8 ~ N;
.s. ut

5 Il II .gEToW ARD pI Il Il, from the Metdiieai
I'LL Faculty Of PARIS offfar rofesaionat ser-
sfees tn ali who vii honor him va th lhelr COM
4 siiaeHses u
t,tIise and resi- aence, in asningtoa the
aasaase atet occupied hy NJ 1. Debaislo lon
d asa,us ton, agsst 6tt, 4 50.
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- D For sale 25
l,bls. Ut ID N. 1, 80 1ofa
ind Rss made BY 3. Stuart 4.
psiior art b
sas NJ NJ q 1ssI'I B
II. slet Street,
Ap 2I. ii s6Dl eW. Orlaanss
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Z. ID y III II u IS.

EsI RES % Inform biz and friends mid
,l.s,s the public generally that establislled
w gInseif oh Landry Ateat of Mssfs
nosad ahas he will ~ ready at any and al sines 10 at
II a,s I'd those who may favor with eall.
opeloasas Mas bsh, ls 80. .--l
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COMMISSIONER ofthe General Land Off
OH. 1860.
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& Groceries, Goods and Motions !!

Opel ousas, November | 9th, 1859.
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NEW STORE!

Opelousas, February llth 1860.
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THE RACE s..

we doubt ii there ever was before in the South
such prospect Of high racing excitement as there
is now in regard to the Metairie races next week.
We do not believe there ever was a greater mum.
Der OF splendid racing animals congregated for one
meeting than are now here exercising for the fun
next week. If there be any truth in the old say
ing that blood arW te,'' perusal Of the follow.
ing list of animals on hand and expected here to-
morrow, will satisfy any one that there will very
soon be telling time Of it at the Metairie:
Messrs. T. d Z. IE DossoeVs !stoble.-Aic7,otas, G
y. o., by Glencoe, dam Mamie Rhodes; Planet, 4
y. o., by Revenue, dam Nina Fanny Hds1ington
4 y. o., by Revenue, dam Sarah Washington; En-
ciequer, 3y. o., BY Revenue, dam Nina.
Hon. D. r. Heanei''s Ga5le.--La Ta;lete, u VI
o., by Louis d Or, dam Louisa Jordan Sigma, 4 "
o., by Epsilon, dam imp. Vareletta; Roh-i-noor,
y. o., by Nuncio, dam Ha'penny; Soureai,- Q Y. o.
by Leeomte, dam Medina; Sid Story, y. o., by
Yandyke, dam Ha'penny br. G.. 2 y. o., by Brown
Dick, dam Churchill.
Col A. L. Bingamdn.s ,sable.--Isig Ey7ea, 4y. o.,
by Glencoe, dam Araline; DicEs ERs,co,fh, v. o.,
by Lexington, dam La Bacchante; Godira, 0 v O.
by Albion, dam Sovereign; Repentance, 0 Y. o. by
| Lexington, dam Julia H.: Endorser, Y. o., by
| Wagner, dam Fanny G.; Lucy Foaae7-, 2 v O.. BY
| Albion, dam Leviathan.
Gen. Z. u HeVs' Stable Uncle .JeF, 3 v. O.
| by Lecomte, dam Miss Riddle gr. c., ". o., by
imp Yorkshire, dam Grisette; b. f., AZ. o., by lie
| comte, dam Edith.
Judge J. S. Hnate,''s ssa5ie-Lorette, v. o.. by
Sovereign, dam by Thornhl: Ste,vod, 2 v. o., by
Lecomte, dam Picayune.
Mr.. Z. G.. Moore's Sdble--M Mdsengo, 4 v. o., by
Sovereign, dam Isabella; GazeNe, y. o., by AL
bion, dam ; Hennie Faarom, y. O., by
Shamrock, dam by imp. Belshazzar; Laura Far7is
By. O., by Lexington, dam by Margroye; Etl,oiY
Booth, 2 y. o., by Brown Dick, dam Midway.
M-. F. .Sca'uggs jStable-Red Oak, J. o., by 2t
Altorf, dam by job; John Bi'eckinridge 8 y. o.. by
Lexington, dam by Glencoe; $. 9. 2 y. O., by AL
bion, dam by Job; -,2y o., by Glencoe.
Dr.. Welde,a's aa6le-T T-ibnae, Q y. o., by Be
thnne, dam Marigold.
Capt. W. j. Minors std5le-Rese,we y. o.. b,
imp. Yorkshire. dam imp. Britannia Gasta Dicd
~. o. by Voucher, dam Norma Vioza 2 y, o., b,
imp. Yorkshire, dam imp. Britannia
Mr.. a. W. isnaaVs stab1e-7ona McGnffn, aged
by Ruffin dam La Bacehante: dlf Morgan, v. o.
by Grey Eagle, dam Margaret Edna.
Messrs. Jackson d. Gteathana's Sta5le.-Alel
dor. y. o.. by Geo. Elliott, dam full sister to Glor
ana; Daniel Boone, 3y. O.. by Lexington, dam Mag
nolia; -, 8 y. o., by Jno. Black, dam -; Sail
woodward, y. o., by Albion, dam Eudora.
Ml.. John 0anlpbeFs Stabte.-Sue Hdshingto,
y. o., by Revenue, dam Sarah Washington A,
ht,U Adams, y. o., by Wagner dam BY inn
Tranby; -, y. o.. by Wagner, dam by Glei
eoe; "a y.o., by Wagner, dam Fanny Ken
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Ca-0ckesy, Chi ma,
Mad Dog and Snake Stone.

This Invaluable remedy efectuay the bites of MAD
DOGS AND POISONOUS SNAKES. II has been in use in
Virginia fifty has been applied to more than two hundred
persons never single instance faed to effect cure
j. j. PARKER sole maker and proprietor Of this stone has
been induced offer tho public what has heretofore been
within the reach of but few By having possession of one of
these wonderful Stones may DEFY tue bite OF the asng mad
dog or poisonous serpent.
M nlanter mr. nhysician should be without one.
proprietor of the Stone has been allowed to use the
following well known gentlemen in reference to the wonder
full cures effected by the use of the Snake stone
Jo,p Ninre NJ d. Richmond, Va.
James Harrison, Prince George county, Va.
VIM. II. Scainmel, Surry comfy We.
Capt David Hordgrove, snrry county, Va.
VIM B. Graves, n. D., Snrry county, Va.
John G. Baugh, Petersburg, w
James s,urdiyant Pe,ersburgva
o'NiNe '.u'N'sa
L. T. Collier, Surry county Va.
For further particulars, apply to
JOHN PURCELL,
MILO on,p, IL Exchange Place N, o.
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Moau Sff.aaade 81 rs

That people will do what they ought not to do and leave
done these things which they ought TO have DONE Yet is
melancholy TRUTH and be refued For examplewe
know OF hundreds who have had consumption lurking in their
very vas and drgged themselves nearly to death with
whole host of would be remedies and sorry say, often
gnoranty deceived in getting the proper remedy by similar
purchase none but
Woodman's Cherry Expectorant.
alone the intrinsic medicinal virtues Of the Wild
Cherry in removing each and every of disease and 1t now
stands presmineny distinguished by the medical soc
cites Of Europe and America the one thing needuln
Prepared and sold by the proprietors,
W00DMAN q BEMENT,
And sold by every respectable Druggist the world m2o 2p6
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MADAME EaRIasach,
THE GREAT NATURAL CLAIRyoYANT, PLANET
READER AND AsTRoLoGIsT OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY,

READER AND AsTROLoGIsT OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY,
Residence eo Baronne street.
NINE LA BLANCH has mastered all the science embraced
in the glorious gift of prophecy has aonshed many
thousand visitors from the ranks of the respectable
in this city by revealing the past present and future
Unlike the many who aunt their Seeric Powers
world Nine LaBaneh invariably gives satisfaction to all who
consult her and all acknowledge the uhness reyea
tons made 10 them.
As further of really mertorous accomplishments
Mime LaBanch offers evidence to the public diploma
graduated student in the several branches Anatomy
gerry Obstetrics and all the diseases peculiar to Women
and Children and therefore her Clayoyant powers Joined
her medical abilities, form safe guide to the afflicted
Remember NINE LABLANCH is the only natural and true
Garyoyant and Female Physician known present te
RJ- Hours of consutaton-From 8 A. NJ. to 5 P. NJ.
The public will bear in mind that Mime LaBlanch the
geeate Garvoant and Planet Reader has visited
city Residence and reception roorns ST. m13 2m
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Important to Consumers or Ga.

A1sk1O1 ss - = - eesS'
l., Al. IT, ,r, - oF ,his a. aa; ao,,a cr t.; .h
IN ths e5. IT. s8se y M ~ eaas "eeoea ioi N 'ie
tact oil the great increase Oh the 10 supply the demand
on the Gas Company. A new invention,
LeHingsvells Gas Regulator,
completely regulates the pressure no matter what variations
Companys Gasometer, give uniform steady
flame, with large reduction in Inc consumption, s
1"en's pr een' s,i's oNe, s oa'"els aa'a'eee' "er
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The ST. cHaRLEs.-The extravaganza entitled
ssThe Invisible Prince. will be performed tonight
with Miss Carry Nelson as Don Lender" Miss
Sara as Abricotiiaa, and Mr.. Scallan as Fe,ritond
The drama Esmeralda," principal characters BY
Mrs. Cunningham and Mr.. Pope, win conclude the
bill.
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The Eastern Gtdr1.tOss,
PAULDING, MIS- !.
3. r.. adams. ditor.

WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
of any country newspaper the South is very respectfully
fered as advertising medium to thu Merchants Of New Or
leans. Agents for New Orleans
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE q CO.,
OILS aptf No. q Commercial Place.
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NoN-INTERcouRsE.-The bill for carrying out-non-
intercourse and discrimination, as far as possible
against all the States whose legislation and course
have been hostile to the South, has passed the n
ginia House Of Delegates by large majority.
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Cigars Cigars !.
Dental Surgeon. .
Wall Paper. Wall Paper.

BAUMBACH &c EvERS,
Charities Street....,.........6 60
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
French and American Paper Hangfnas
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES, in every variety.
Particular attention paid all work in their ne die 2ply
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RaxiLde1.s,
BtSttdes's'
FURNIsHING wAREHoU
NEW ORLEANS CHANDELIER DEP pOT.
'RICEs GREATLY RED UCED
Marble Mantels-
CHANDELIERS AND GAS y xrUREs.

AND GAS FIXTURES.
100 MANFKiS. statuary, from SIS to s0e.
80 MASTEIS, Siatuary, from 500 to s4e.
zoo AtNTEIS, Egyptian from $35 TO $2oo
100 MASTEIS, Fcined Italian, from Sa5 10 so
80 MASTEIs, Iron, from SIS 10 s75.
% HANTELs. Slate, from $50 to $40.
Chandeliers,
100 GHARDELIERS 6 Lights, from SA to 500
zoo CHANDELIERS. Lights, from Sf to si09
go CHANDELIERS 8 Lights, from S. to $50
4V CHANDELIERS Lights, from 81 90 to 81.
100 CHANDELIERS, Assorted, to slide
io0 CHANDELIERS, for Halls, lot Lights.
1000 CHANDELIER SHADES Cut Glass, assorted.
Gas Pipe.
lo00 feet GAS PIPE, from 2 TO inches
200 feet GAS PIPE, from l to 2 inches.
1900 feet GAS PIPE, from u TO inch.
300 feet GAS PIPE Assorted, Galvanized.
1000 lbs. GAS PIPE FITTINGS
Bufiders' Hardware.
DOOR LOCKS. all kinds
MoRTICE LOCKS, Plated
BANK AND SAFE L0Cgs.
SAFE LOCKS, of all kinds
SLIDING DOOR LOCKS
SILVER PLATED TRIMMINGS.
NAILS, large assortment
BUTTS AND HINGES.
BELL PULLS.
vESTILAToRs and Columns
ORNAMENTAL RAILING CASTINGS
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French Perftsafsery.

JUST RECEIvED- .."z4
By ship Fanny Fern from Havre, fresh of
PERFUMERY, from the best Paris manufactures.
LION & PINsARD,
81 and Sc Royal street.
ts16 2ntf Renvie st.
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When your hair gets into disorder, what hsathen
deity should 1t invoke. Genius.
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INFORMANT TO HOTEL KEEpERs.--A Mr. James
Patten, agent Of the New Albany, Indiana, and
Salem Railroad Company arrived In New fork at
o'clock in the afternoon, and stopped at the Me-
| tropolitan Hotel The hotel being full ne was
| accommodated with cot bed in the parior,
where Others we're sleeping. Before retiring he
desired to put his money, some s2as, belonging TO-
M railroad company. in the safe. The clerk who
had the key of the safe had gone to bed, and Pat
tents request could not be complied with. He went
to bed and in the morning his money was gone.
he sued to recover the amount, and the jury found
4 verdict for plaintiff.
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The VARIErIEs.-Trum dot" is the bill
again tonight, the entertainment beginning with
the farce Pleasant Neighbors,h as preliminary
dramatic whet of the appetite for what Is to
follow. - -
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9eh 0rlfars Aailp Grsstsrt.
T. IPL E. S Fl E EFT.
RrREsIDE .ASeEEs.

SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH ii, 1890.
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Madame IL. Drx1.y's
CELEBRATED ART OF CUTTING LADIES' DRESSES,
BaSQUEs AND eHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
No. 3 bourbon street. corner of Canal street.
The attention the Ladies' New Orleans and vicinity is
specully called to this beautiful Art 1t has the high
recommendation every learned and tested il.
EVERY LADY SHOULD UNDERSTAND THIS METHOD.
test of fitting lining will be given all who wish
free CHARGE which will prove the skepca its nvaln
alb e merits.
Every variety of Ladies' and Chdrens Dress patterns
Dresses scientifically prepared for making me-, 2pl
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I'VE take pleasure in presenting to the readers
Of the Crescent the following beautiful verses writ
ten by fairy little Miss. of thirteen summers, the
daughter Of prominent merchant in this eity:l