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The Opelousas courier., 1860-06-09
Public Sale.

Estate ofGiles Higginbotham decd.
YWVHE public are hereby informed that
- there will be sold, to the last and
highest bidder. by the undersigned admins
traitor, through the ministry of duly quail
fed auetionesr, on the premises hereinafter
described, in plaque,nine Brulee in the Pa
rish of ST Landry, on
Thursday, the l4th Of June ssezt, 1860,
the following described property belonging
to said estate, to wit:
A Certain Tract or Parcel OF Land,
designated as the West half Of Northwest
quarter Of section twenty.eight and lots No.
one and two Of section 29 in Township No.
7, South of Range No. 3 East. containing one
hundred and nine and 1G-100 acres.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS One hundred
and thirty dollars and forty five cents Of the
purchased money cash, the balance in three
equal annual instalments from the day of sale.
Purchasers furnishing their notes with ap-
proved personal security in soliao to the
satisfaction ef the administrator and more
over vendors privilege being retained,
and the bond remaining specially mortggaged
and hypothecated unto said succession until
full and entire. payment Of the purchased
money and all interes which maE accrue
thereon. All sums net punetuafly paid at
maturity to bear per cent per annum from
time due until finally settled.
JOSEPH G. HIGGINBOTHAM
Adnsastst7at0f.
Opelousas, 18th May, 1860
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

NHE Undersigned having ia ken he large brick
IL buildings opposite & V. Roy's old Store.
Main Street, Opeousas, has Jus. arrived from New
Orleans with COMPLETE assortment of House
hold Furniture of all kinds and prices comprising
MAHOGANY BEpsTEADs AND ARMolHs;
BLEcK WALNUT
TABLES, marble tops and others;
SoFAs, BuREAu1;
SiDEBoARDs, WAsHsrAsDs :;
RocK1NG-cHA1Rs, CHAIRS
and many. other articles suitable for families,
bachelors. public houses &C., the enumeration of
which would be too tedious
Owing to the importance of his purshases and
Other considerations he is enabled to sell his
Furniture as low as it can be got from New
Orleans.
He takes this opportnaity to inform, his friends,
and the public in general that he will continue TO
make new furniturs, rerar old one and exchange
new articles for any old which NAV be repaired.
Hoping to inertia share fthe public patronage,
he invites ladies and gentlemen to come and ex.
anime his stock Of furniture.
Tnrffc
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SANgSRAAY CIR @lRno
TX L. Mourishing Remedy!
Invented and prepared by
p. M A RIM A V.

- IHI IL LII Lx1 ~
YHSHE inventor of this new and invaluable rem
u edy has taken patents in Fran g. ENGLAND
Scotland, Ireland, Belgium and the I}nited
States. :.
The most chronic constipation Yields to tho
Invigora.ng 'fruel; it must be taken twice a
day, once IN tie morning and once IN the evening.
in this enape of a. soup.
/; Ths Gruelis pleasant food, and REQUIRES - a
partic..ar diet; it excites the appetite and ac,s
favorably ON the digestive organs and cures roore
LES rapidly, but surely always, III cverv dis.
easeaBf the stomach, such as:
Dyspepsia, Gastr,tis. Heartburn. Mepr;ma s;.l
Headache, Pains in the Stomache, Costiv.
ness, Vomiting, Chronic Diarrhea, &C., &c.
The lnvlgnrating Cruel is taken in different
ways; with broth-with salt swee,ened milk
with or w!thoutths orange-hower water. a
spoonful oft is sufficient, and should be- put in
boiling milk and remain Is or 20 minutes.
CO To be taken morning and evening
The use Of P. Marmays SANITARY CRUEL
has produced most salutary effects, which wa
hasten to make known to the public at larre,
Among all its other good qualities, which are
universally acknowledged. it has been found to
be highly useful and beni6cent 10 Women in The
state of Pregnancy, and that it facilitates their
delivery.
1t also improves positively the quality and in
creases the quantity of Milk of Nurses
NO otner hihu OF Food can be compared to it;
1t may be administered wi;houtfear to the young
est children; it refresfes and strengthens them,
and preserves them against great many disea-
ses pecl'iar to their age.
emay therefore confidently recommend i: :o
every ia nily.
Every one pound paper of the SANITARY
CRUEL contains thirty two portions for one
person. They are all signed by P. MARlIAY,
Inventor and Patentee.
For further particulars apply at the General
De sot, No. d Cont street, betweea Chartres and
Royal streets, New Orleans
For sale, wholesase and retail, by A. RENAUD
TRABER, principal agent in the United States
Depot in all the principal cities of the United
States.-In Opelousas at Messrs P. L. Hebrard's
and John Posey's DrugStores.
March I1th I26l
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NEW STOR,Ff

We Undersigned having formed Commercial,
prs have ,ba aGon,p bona. under the style of y d.
ana the public generally that one Of then has eIs ,nss
of urn ION New York with complete
groceries, Shoes and Boots Liquors fancy ar.iass Mase
conn'rc woro santg snay have OF every thing that
Wishing to discard every thing Ike cb.r,.+.n,,.,
from snls announcement nevertheless, the tis uuder.
s1gnea heSfate not to say, they can sell their er.
cnanaze 50 low as New Orleans retail pr;ces a.,,
cheaper than goods have sEar hesn sa aus
here up to the present date. 'aeA s''9
dhe Undersigned, planting themselves upon the
eohv'eton that the cash system is the best ~ well
tor the buyers as the merchant hopes that tboaa @e
aoe wao may hs De % disposed M to patronze hcm will not
remendng them, that, in consequence Of the orre:s
only. 0''eeS soF eesS
w! thsy occupy the old stand of P. ". Row =,
BENOn NEY,
o,a,,..a EDMOND DUPRE.
Cpelou5as, Iarcn 18th 1890
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ST. ulRI's ICiDEhV,
.Tos: 8o1,a.
GDeloasas,. St, Landry. In.

VHls Institution, lately established in the town
IL OF Opelousas, to bestow upon tho boys and
youths of the Parish the Incompatible blessing Of
solid education, will resume it's duties on the
2Obh of October.
The course of instruction will embrace such
branches as 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-
Der will be increased to suit the increasing number
the beginning the long experience Of those at the
mead Of is their useots Be dssarni alton 10
carry out the noble work, are the best pledge they
can offer to parents for the improvement Of their
children.
forterms and other particulars applvt to
REV. GILBERT RAYMOND.
Opetorlsas Senfamhar oSth 1870
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0pELOUSAS FEMALECOLLEGE,

ss-< al ooeeotSss<S, Lit.
YHSHIs Institution will open It's second regular
IL term on Monday. 18th Of March 1860, under
the supervision Of Rev. B :; White and Lady; as
sisted by Z. D. Estillette Principal of Collegiate
Department and Teacher Of Modern Languages.
Miss Helen Burnet, Principal Of Primary Depart
mental branches, and ProfessorsH Bodemnller,
Principal of Music Department.
This Institution IS permanently located at fine
healthy point. The government will be parental
and strictly moral.
TERMS.
Boarding washing fuel and lights s12 90 per month
Tuition from 50: to 81 s. u
Music 49, q
Useso Instruments rs
Embroidery 90 . s
Vocal Music 90
Modern Languages 90 a u
Painting, Oriental or Grecian 10 90 g
Payments QuarteIy in advance.
B. r. WHITE.
81 0pelousas, March 18th, 1860. ri y
LITERARY INSTITUTION OF oPEIgUSAS.
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EEyHE undersigned will sell, at private sale,
Cotton Plantation. situated on Ine bayou
Canrtablean, Immediately below the Plantation
afDr JobnA. Taylor. containing 155 sapsrficisI
.-nents. alI enclosed LOO Of which in good condi
s;au Fnr cultivation. The buildings on the place
are ali new.-Good Gin house sc.
The undersigned will also sell Herewith, attha
ontian of the purchaser. four ea ice negro nen.
The terms and conditions will be maaa tosuit
the purchaser pFor further inform alton ap-
ply 10 the ConErieF Office. or to the nndsrslgned.
81. Landry April 21st 1850. 2m.
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frnr sale at urlbatg Sale.

NJ .Dor sale at pribate Sale.
IA TRACT OF LAND measuring 500
-EA- arpents, good arabic land, one half Of
which is we'll timbered, situated about 10
miles from the town Of Opelousas. This land
viii be sold at So per arpens one half cash
and the balance in one year, without interest
For particulars apply to
ULYsSE PRUD'HOMME.
Opegonsas, Feb. 18, 1860. ly.
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LlgaRaa H,eI. = LuHaa bergg

g yFIs undersigned having improved and
transported his Saw-Mill two miles Of
Barre,s Landing, on Bayou Coartablean, is
new ready to- saw any qnaptity q Of lumber, OF
any length, up to ~ feet. Lumber will be
delivered either at his mill or at Barry's
analarge bills filed at moderate
prices ..as.az4i @.s CHS GAOSsEl- = ,s
ak.s Landry, Nov. s20th, sI8s58.s.<e.. r.. ~
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IN ID R zaED 2sa

], - - Earnserly rs tzals Hgssssp Wasatngtoa L9.
'isssM ssssM JAMES s. GREENLEE, of afississip-
Il, ,having pure chassed the share house, begs leave
so asnosaIacs to thu rilic that tits now open for
the recepsion ssraisient and hoarders.
III ii situated between the upper and lower steaH-
boas lar.din inss, fronting the Caurtab ableau-
81 TIE premises have been neRiy fnrnished, and no
effort will be suared III render the
and fare - pleasant and seeertable III ts patrons
ID tluss of any hotsI IN the interior of The Stats.
Goo8 ssahling far hp1Eess
Ianuasy, ixth, 1866 -
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ss,es PUBLISHED eN SAruRrAHL RY
,aRt h, sisB0g g. WILLIaaaI s spEHGEg.
.coNnIrTSaaf.

subscription, for one year, payable IN advance,
three dollars IF paid 1T the end Of yeass foar
dollars. NossubseEiption will be, received for .
uesioiless than one year. A subscriber wishing
odiscontinue, must givea aesitfn notice ID that ef
feet. and settle up all arrearages. @
mg:-Adyeftisements will be inserted
at5 cents per line each and every publication.
a.liberal discount will be made Tor yearly and
standing advertisements .
All the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english untiIthe editor shall Judge 1t conye-
nient to discontinue the pubiication.s sxf9 !,
No advertisernentor subscription will be stopped
until all the arreasages are paid aniess e the OPP
" Nc atsesipoatfssss ~ u
the money! of the person ordering them tobs pri.s.
cd is a responsible persen. 7@..a u, sf@
Ten doarssin advance will invariably be re,
oured for the announcement for ofhce
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IsID0RE GRA0UILLA,
MarbHeGUf4er and EfasPaye

n hFFERS his services to the public ofthe Parish
of 81. LANDRY Hsring established at 81 Mar
.nssiIe Depolaf Italian Marble of the frat quality,
he isnow pseparedl erect Eunarary Monuments with
without I'll plans and according 70
all tasses. ID prompt aud workmanlike manaer and
on moderate prices.
Those whe mayneed hissersicss viii please write
70 him al ST. Mars;nsuiue o. apply TO the editor Of
tbs 0re.assas aorrisr IAng y, 1863
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asna Wmn5aRa8N WgsaglMasIy7aaao

asna gnR1Pl3N Mgs3SIIIaEis3eaao
Merchantsrailor, oPelousas,s
E TAS the honor 10 announce to his friends and
IL IL the public In general that he has jast arrived
from New York with full and complete assortment
ef goods chosen expressly By him and for his pa
troIs suitable for gentlemen clothing such Cloths
cassrs and other stufs He has also large assort.
rneat of ready made clothing, cut and made under
his own supervision and afterthe most fashionable
cuts MOST of which To suis hs old patrons the
public who may wish good, durable aud elegant
clothing.
0peouaas, October 2gsh le58-ly.
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Plantation for sale.

n ..s4 Plantation for sale,
I'm Bayou Bout, containing 8o4 acres,
VI aome $50 we'll cleared and under fence.
Ths. aboYe Trait Of Land, i equal in fer
tili.R. III ann land nnon sls Rayou. ana HIll
he5 sold upon liberal TERMS. -
5ApuIy 20 DR.. !. 4 TAYLOR,
=.@i s@ near Opelousas.
November 17th, 1859.-tf.
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For SALE.

Al SPLENDID SUGAR PLANTATION stu.
Ia atetisoa the Bayou Boeuf. consisting of FOO
sspentspf land, well improved sugar plantation
about ten niIes above Washington in the Parish
.os sst.. Landry DDPKE szsGARLANU.
Ope,oasas, May 10Th, 1860.
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Feaa. saIe af nriyafe Sale.

4 EWN BaHkV &E WEEVaaEE SsaANs
x1svsaA The property Of the subscriber, situ-
fssss@8 ated in the Town of Opelousas, conssst-
Issssssss Issssssss ing in good Dwelling House, Kitchen,
688a &c Wheelwright Shop with turning
machina IN good working order. and town lot.
This shop ia well situated near two blacksmith
shepa This property viii. be sold with or without
an The lamber, tools &c.
4 Fer the tesms and conditions apply to the under.
signed, on the premises.
He reiterates his firm determination OF working
for cash and for cash only.
april sl4sh. PIERRE G0SSELlN'
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" @ Il n G. E .

VH%HE undersigned respectfully requests those
4 who are indebted to him either for cIock or
watch REPAIRS for the sale jewelry or otherwise
10 come forward and settle without delay if ther
he taxes this opportunity to inform his ffisuds,
ana the public IN general that from and after this
aa.s ne can neither work nor sell upon any other
Mar. go F. nFr.ap11r
Corner Main and Bellevue. Opalousaa
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OPBLoUSiS INSTITUTION,
FOR TIE EDUCATION or EauNG HgH.

UNDER THE DIHEcTsnE or
Da. J. A A. DELARuELIE, PasHe1RAl; P7efssse,
W. 6. LEWIS, PROFESSOR Of EaagEaisa ana Rngsi.a
Literature:
DEAG resident of this ioeaHkg. for the last four,
.AD teen years. having assisted Mrs. DelarHelre in
shs direction of hersehool for YeA Ladies, founded
In the year 1874; and which erinated only at the
death Of its foundress expect tQ be able fully to
swer the expectation of those panants VINO shall have
contided the education Of their Children to me. I
will do every thing that depend apon me to assist
the Development ef their intela as far it
tnr Qualities WITCH Ought 10 Be tie characteristics
of men whom the citizens Of free country may
day call to fill the high stations in government. /
shal do all that dspsnd upon me to make them good
citizens and good fathers Of families For this pur-
pose liberal education developing the intellect is
required an education free from contracted and anti
intellectual ideas the offspring of ignorance and
perstition, her ordinary companion.
But knowledge Of science, the exercise of the
polite arts will not suffice by themselves for COM
plete education. Religious ideas should also be in
culcated in their young minds. The belief in one
God is as rational as it is necessary. Though the
rites by which honor the Divinity differ to form
they prove one and the same object that is to offer
hommage to the Great Creator, the 4rchitect Of the
U'sivsrse Our religious motto should then be Iole
ration, Tore of God and our seigh6or Every atten-
ton will be bestowed upon the students-T ir food
will be healthy and abundant. They shall have for
their recreation and the exercise necssa ITO their
health, large and spacious play grounds Inxfne,
every thing will be done for the physical and ndeal
improvement of the students ~ ~
Corporal pa ;shment expressly forbidden. Parents
will receive once every three months bulletin Of the
[ III. L.
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EDWARD PI ttrnrs sEe Medical
~ Faculty oi Paris, oilers his professional Eer.
yiees to alI who mi III honor hlnz Hsth their con
haenee ss
0fiee and residence, III Washington Is. ia the
aonse laseIF occupied byr M III. Eyte. nehaillos
a.N NaasAinston, August ssls 1853
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-NGosIaT@ssE2

EANnRE C. BoVRQUE. Of the p,r;.b e
- ss- Landry, hasspiied by his petition to to hs
appointed Administrator of the Estate of Inl;sn
ofasseur deceased, late the Parish OF St. Lanarv
wow. thszetane, snT person intenuisg~to n,aR1s
opposition y to said appointment will file the same
~ r mlatsas II any they have, at my office, in the
ent notice. VA VIC p's''
Opeiousas. June 2nd, 1850. 0s--
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MJnyY GROCERY Y
Nosa.TCEss-

R THE undersigned has just arrived
AIN from New Orleans with a large and
n choice assortment Of Jeweiry. con.
.1IA sisting principally in Ladies' Camee
Sets, Breast. Pins, Bracelets, Lock-
cts, Ear. Rings, and in short every article Of the
richest Jewelsy, well as the finest assortment of
Gold AMI Silver Watches, for ladies and gentlemen,
all Of which he has just received from one of the
largest commercial houses Of New York, and thich
he'will sell at moderate prices for cash.
He takes this opportunity to- announce to his
friends and the public in general that be has secured
the services Of an experienced and skilful Watch
maker who will be constantly in attendance.
r. DELANUE.
Corner Main and Eealesus s.reets
Qpe.ouszs, January 29th, 1859 .3..s .sx. H..
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lss n TT T.

M .B# A q Il L.,
AS - Is Four years old in the Spring, Of
baY color, with black legs name
sa8slana VI Il =. and tail, bred by Judge q J..
n4pr6. of So. Land Got by Bostoajr. out Of
PfaTis Ezoauer, Boston il BY George Martin out
Of Jsha 81 iller's Boaon FLY, the get Of. Bosrer,
the csiehfated Virginia horse Prairie Flower by
imported ssnrosp nut Of ladge, the get imported
sir -ssarsH euf Of Lnayof he LAKE. :. Y
VIII serve mares during the next Season at $40
each, payhble invariably ID advance.
He wilIstand at the stables of Henry I. Garland,
near tapelonsas. Mares from distance can be
lesf on Till premises. where they iIlreceive pro-
per care and attention az fifty cents a day.
Opslo January I4th 1850
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EDUGE40S IL Co.
cruer, Rsenr;Ilp q Eyrhanra iijav n .flrlealts

Corner Bienville 6 Exchange Alley, N."orleans.
,.sss., Have tile honor to inform their friends
ss and the public that they have just opened
al their Store, No. 81 BienriEie Street, at
.hs corner oil Exchange Alley, Depofot Furniture
ofsyary description, such as Bedsseads, AF1aoirss,
gsasre- -THtles a,ie oafsrs Chairs
Fsatess Mass, hair and spring mattresses Feather
bsds They repair furniture, make exchanges aud
sake on storage. They hope bg care ailt industry
to obtain share of public patronage Dec ~.
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pTAucs. HAarToNTHMTa. &c.

Al L1LANBRAIN, No. a. Cont Street, between Char
II tres Royal Nsa Orleans has jrss received an
aorusnt " Pianos directly from ths asaufctn.ss Of Ms
Il bain Paris patented eontraetor Of all the Courts Of
Euops and South Mr Deban has sscsEed several
medals lie positions Of France. London si Nsw Eerk,
M asrss Pianos Vi his iHrensisn ALL the Psnns that
e1e ar his expressly made and improved
ssppralon dsre recognized Ea1ops a. beng ss2e
ror 10 aiathtrs. #
Nj. Al favnrabEy known ID many Parishes Of
Lsaaaa has the heaar aud
lain r henseiss tbs superiority Pianos and Harmo
niums e ust recerea from the above naGied hcase
Having been Forelan the aannetory Of Mr. ehain Mr.
Tsadrain thoroughly cnnsnecd e aupafiosy Of these
aud being desiEGus 10 make them well Eoyn
iis Will eontent himself with small pratt hs
ale af the same, aud will guarantee hr. BGsides, he will
tns and repair them IN. IS
vss riana AIecaniqnes
This in erunsu definitely van4eished ill dhenies and
siadcfs; the double advantages of ueiag the
time with ordinary for artists and for
arasura hg profession. II u an insfu
msstnpsn which artist eresats the nosf cale pscs
VI fae Mr Faadran well with the raRehaa.
I'm nf his anssrnmsnt aud will repair them perfectly
Dec. Sd, Ie59.--ly. z55S
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lR 0 R S. A n 8 o

"a u VI 8 @sS - ID ID Q
YKyHE undersigned has a 60 q. & new Carvef's
u Gin Stand Of the improved pateat with SO
saws, for sale. The terms and conditions will ne
to the purchaser.
App.Y 10 the undss signed, on the Bayou Cour-
tahlean, =. e. RICHARD.
st. Landry. April 21ss 1s6o.-4m.
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No. 81.


lCHEL DEvfLLE. Of the Parish ofst FAN
ary, applies by his petition, for the anno;nts
Ia,nso VI aastrator Of the Estate Of Appolius
V eansohne. . Widow OF Paul Eedoux, deceased Ia...
OF IL the Parish ofst Landry. aeceases' 'ase
s;t;on re- ore any person intending to make oppo
writing, in my Office, in the T Town. me y .ne same IN
within ten days. from The date Of this not;ea
Ope!ousas. June end 1860. 1'' S'efA'
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PHOTOGRAPHS AND AMBR0TYpES
n: .. n. kELLoGG announces to the citi.
~. ~ zehs OF oprlo,sas and vicinity. that he has
us1 received fresh supply of material: that hs
mas new style Of picture, the Crystal-back Am.
ofo'ype, which cannot be surpassed in neatness
and durability. ''"esS
Call Il and examine for yourselves, at his old stand
ain Street opelousas, La. ~ w S'a'a'
. S. ~ KELLOGG.
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/. ia ND "A @RYnW ]

nDUPRE: & GARLAND, Will aes as land agsRss
investigate the titles Of land claims. and buy
and sell Iantis ON commission.
0facs CD Landry stree. ID oreiouass.
Tekrus-v is+h 1870
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EsTAIJNTDN WHISKE N For sale as
~ bhls. If Old Wheat and rs bbis. off Corn
ana IIsye thiskeys made by a B. Stuart 4
Ges-Saperior article
DUN ESNIL & MARTIN.
j CaroutleIet Street.
Ap21 Ia60I NaEs0 Orleans
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BENorT NEY,
EDMOND DUPRE.

COMMERCIAL C0-PiRTNERSHIP-
lOSEPH BLOCH, SOL FIRNBERG& \ p Lopp
~ VHE undersigned entered into com.
- mercial co.partnership, on the lat os
March 1850, for the purpose Of Carving On,
general Dry Good Business in One]onsaa
They tender their services to the nnhl;o
at the Brick Store, heretofore oecupied hv
FirnLerg L. Kaufman and the Pat1;ot az.
ice Their stock will soon be coupleta
and customers shall not complain at nr;ces
BLOCH, FIRNBERG ECO
9pelousas, March 3rd. 1860
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FLYING DlITCHMaN.
THIS splendid stallion will stand

fssSia1 THIS ssplealid stallion will stand
vi H. Chretien,s plantation, near
5Aasseks.. Grand coteau, and serve limited
number Of mares, from March 1st to July 18th,
1850, al S25, the season, to be paid the first time
of serviee lalas ssrvice afterwards to July 18th
1850 flee,l
FITing Datehman ii half brother to n D. La
sCIpix's Gem. He was gosby the ever victorious
Beuraalone BIZ Ma.nonth Eclipse out If Miss Ball.
/ St. E.anasy, February II th Is6u-3m.
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Estate Of Adolphe Close. deceased

Estate OF Adolphe Close, deceased.
Meeting Of Creaito4s,
80 = virtue of an order from the District
Corst IN and for the Parish of St.
Landry meeting of the creditors Of
Adolphe Close deceased, late of the Parish of
st. Landry, will be holden before Yves
DAVy, Recorder at his Office, in the town
of opelousas, on Saturday the 9th of june
next, 1860, for the purpose Of fx;no 1hs
Terms m ana conditions Of the sale of the prop
L. LAsTRAPEs, Clerk
Opelousas, May 5th.. 1860
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"a % lGa II U q q! q s 81 -

ESIREs to inf0sna bis patrons and friends and
~ the public generally that he has estahliahad
huaaelf on Landry stsss bnteesi aiics nf asssfs
Daprs and Garland ami tliAt VI Hi. @. ~ Anntoas
And will be- ready ID mp an ail tinaas ~ ate
tend % those who may favor him wiah Gcails v
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