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ST. MiRY'S ACADEMY.
Tor 9ofsa.
gpelegsas. st. Landry. La.

SHls Institution, lately established in the towI
IL OF Opelousas, to bestow upon the boys ant
YOUTHS OF the Parish the incompatible blessing o
{ solid education. will! resume It's duties on the
20th Of October
The course of instruction viii embrace such
branches as will be most useful to the pupils; the
utmcat care will be paid to their rapid improve.
zzl<nt.
The best Teachers will be so,ecte.t: their num-
ter will be increased to suit the ncseasi. number
Of the stu''ents.
The very great success of the Institution from
toe beginning, the long experience of those at the
aead OF =, theif unconquerabie determination to
carry out the noble work are the best pledge they
can offer 20 parents for the Improvement Of their
children
Fer teETs and other particulars apply to
Rev. GILBERT RAYMOND
Opelousas September 25th. 1858
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PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY. ~
Nh il. gaND0z & WILLIAM u. sPEaCEg.
cosDIrIons.

E## ssSSs CONDITIONS.
transcription, for one year.. payable in advance,
IF paid at the end of the year, four
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g;rontinue must give ,vritten notice to thatef-
; 'ss ss.t s's and settle up allarrearages.
Y ,ss Advertisements will be inserted
cents per line for each and every publication
IL Rsss sssi;hera discount will be made for yearly and
4 landing advertise ments.
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h .,a ensIish until the editor shall it conye-
4 ssis sis,t to to discontinue the publication.
No advertisement OF subscription will be stopped
es NJ aleet,oit ticketsor other jobs printed without
az s,aney q the person ordering them to be print
.'1Ten e dolIars in advance will invariably be re-
for the announcement ofcandidates tor Office
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ST. LANDRY BOOK STORE.
A. Mi!ispansh, Book Seller 4 Stationer,

< hEALER in music and musical ns4rume ,ts
AS and fancy articles Of every descriptions also
we have constantly on hand large assortment. CT
Books of standard aud miscellaneous Literature, in
French ard English as we'll as comp etc assort-
ment OF school books OF every description now in
use, and school stationary, Maps, Globes, MstEa-
mathical instruments, Drawing materials, artist
collors and implements. Our stock comprises also
fne assortment Of Bibles, Prayer and Hymn
books, catholic and protestant, and elegantly
bound gift books and every kind OF article gene
rally found in book and stationary store. The sub
scrber is agent for most Of the quarterly, monthly
and other periodical Literature published NJ the
United States and Canadas, special agent for the
life OF Jackson by Parton; Appelons Encyclvpe-
dia. &c, &c, &c.
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LITERARY INSTITUTION or 0PBLOUSAs.
Preparatory School for the Academies
Of the Union.
/ Entire Religious and Political Tole,ases,,
nEpapT.xrNrc.

Extire Religious and Political Tole,ancs,n
DEPARTMENTS:
G. E. DuHAsp. Principal Professor of F5e~ch
Latin. History and Mathematics.
j. N JAcksoN, Professor Of Esglish, Geometry,
Geography and Writing.
g0WDgZEQW&s
Boarding by the year, $40 90
+ Day Scholars by the year. 40 90
by the month, 90
FURNITURE.
Bedstead, Mattrass, Pillow, by the quarter, S 90
B Washing by the month. a.. / so
The students are expected to furnish their lights
and their wood during the winter
n There viii be tWo public semi-annuaI exanina-
tons during each year.
The Scholastic year Isl tomposed OF IL months,
including the month of vacation
The reductions in case of sickness OF other eau
ses lnde pendent Of the will. will always be aecor-
ded with the greatest equity.
& Medicine and the attention of Physician in case
OF sic kness at the cost Of Parents in which case
Parents have It at their option to choose their me-
dical attendant:
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III unasrsig sVishing I'd cIoss his mercaus7
tiIe business d III sell out for Cash, his entire
Stock oE Groceries. ID eIonsas,
neral assor ot Fan1ily 7Inceries Hardware
III Hi ale rncke choice
llot$ of Brand hiskies, l ines and CoFdias
ride &c HE ssore kept ~ Gle
0 made fothihg and
assort tI1sens 6i I5rB ooas at sost tlns
Cash. ca ind ~ sfsr ssl ~
Hast tI,a sai1ie tiss1e s those
Sos itsa rssall aid settIe wishout deIs
HflGH H.
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.rANQs, Hal q N oNruNrs, &c.

Il LfLANDRAIN, NO. s4a. Cont street, between Char-
and Royal, New Orleans has Just received
Of Pianos directly from the manufactures Mr.
Of Paris, Of atl the Courts Of
and South America Mr. Debain has several
the Expositions of France, and York.
aiysrs Piaios of III the Pianos thai
his expressly made and preTed
]; Earsps being supe
all others.
Mr. A.. Fiand fasnrahy known many Parishes Of
aisiaa the honor amateurs to and
for themselves the superiority Of the Pianos and Harmo
that he has received from the above named house.
been The manutaetory Of Dsbain, Nj
convinced Of the Of these
ssfanen, and being desreus make well known
he Will content himself with small profit the
the and will guarantee them Besides, hs will
IsAe and repair them. sss5s#8 ssss
Flame sIecAniGue
definitely ranqushsd aiidhcuities and
The double advantage Of peing at the
Piana with dinarr key for artists and for
musicians by profession. FL instru
apon execnte the most difficult pecs
r FIaadrain well acquainted with The naechan
ard will repair them rfsctly
zstc. "a, IS59-iy. ss 5s g5s
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we We Ill R EgXVeRLS,
MEmtsn> JUST received at the OPELOUSAS
DRUG STORE. kept by

AS$53&sn JtS received at tue NE Ef4OU SA ;
DRUG STORE, kept by
a4 T. Z. WHlB.RARD,
- ID Soluble Phosphate to Iron OF Lerss
Hypophosphlte OF Soda. Bromide OF Potassium
Iron Alum. And general assortment OF French
Chemicals and Patent Medicines.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN pArENr MEDICINES.
kennedy's great Medical Discovery. Mclean ill.,
vigorating Cordial, Jonas Whitcompb's Asthma
Remedy, etc.
CUTLEsY,-Lades fine Penknives; Gentlemen's
pocket and Sporting Knives Fine Razo,s in cases;
Ladies Scissors assorted in cases, and by the SIM
gle pair; Forces and Pu!l,kina.
srATlesERY.-RecoJd,L Letter and note Paper
OF the best quality Steel Pens, Pen Hoders, India
Rubber Squafes; Lead Pencies, GuilIo. Cssmine
lux Envelopes. Maynard & Noye's celebrated
Black writing lux.
FANCY ARTICLES AND PERFuMERY-Rscuit Sta
tueftes, poreeaine and Glass Powder Boxes, por-
temonnaies, Handkerchiefs Etracts, Pomstun.
Iollet Soaps, Creole vi! for the hair, etc
sSEsDR1Es.-Paints Zinc and White Lead. COL
ers ground in Oils and Water. LAMP and Li.,seed
Oils. Brushes, etc
A'so--A lot of Specie Jars, suitable TO put up
Preserves.
Opelousas November 18TH 1859.
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Under THr Dz2Er-Ins or
DE-. ]. A. a. DELARUELLE, PaacssA1; frs;.s-or
Of French end Latsn.
---Professer Of Eaql;sh sed English LIZ
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Lumber! LgaaaaD Der!.

4 NEE undersigned having improved and
s. transported his saW-Mill two niles Of
Barre Landing on Bayou Courtablean, is
now ready to saw any quantity Of lumber, of
any length, up to 40 feet Lumber will be
delivered either II Bis mill or At Barry j.
Landing, and large bills filed at moderate
prices. CHS. CLOSE.
St, Landry. Nov Goth, 1858.
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BUCLOS IL C o..
Corner BienFi,le & Exchange Alley, N..0rleans

1-sszxz.- Have the honor to inform their friends
and the public that they have just opened
at their Store, No. 81 Bienville Street, at
the corner Of Exchange Aley,a Depot Of Furniture
Of every description, such as Bedsteads, Armors,
Centre Tables and Others Tetea-tete, Chairs, Sofas
Fauteuils Moss, hair and spring mattresses, Feather
beds. They repair furniture, make exchanges aud
take on storage. They hope by care and industry
10 obtain share of public patronage. Dsc 27.
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aRa allIlT .BIrrgRl CllRDIaL,

2ea s9,as telraaace1z sss yeas, 1.c.
\ tie two iii the tirst is taken with any
To- suit The tasts The second " already
md il % be tak kels AZ pfepared Both can
N together. he use Of one on the other or
ssh Az the same time restores to health and re-
the digestive organs the cause Of all
1ash flseasss as Liver Complaint, Nervous Dis
ssses anerals Debility. &C., BE-, and VI iconva-
q #faAeeuee accompanied with great weak kneas, and
sssara eoaseq quences eff fsyers. lisa greatTetns-
brlngIng hack stre.gth of the bod &c, &c.
|@$ III iaE sals bys AZ A. PEYEHAU Drng il
assv Orleans, and s. Levy, agent, III Opel Iousas.
aaDet8has sth. 1859 1v
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SUMMER GOODS AT COST.

ME- beg leave to call your attention to our
stock of summer goods which we are de-
termined to sell at extremely low prices. We viii!
sell our stock Of ladies' dress goods much lower
than what those articles have been sold heretofore
Our stock gents furnishing goods which consists
IN large assortment Of Black Alpaca Barpoor and
Merlno coats and pants at cost in order to make
room for the arrival or our fall stock of clothing
Shoes now ON hand will be sold at cost, also our
stock of straw hats.
Coats from So upwards.
Pants from 81 Is do.
Hats from Is cts. do
Shoes from 81 do.
Jaconets from IS cts do
Andin fact every article as low as the article
can be bought in New Orleans. Try to secure
early selection
BLOCH FIRNBERG & co.
Opelousas. June 10th, 1860.
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CORY, meal and Ice

~ r. HOLLIER, Opelousss,
HERMAN BoDEMuLLER, Bellevue st.
/, II III near Rache's old stand, teaches music on
tbs violin and guitar, and repairs musical nstru-
ments and times pianos. IJanuar- 10 1883.
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NE g>sgesg lsssHg yD Ssrsz & !,

THE subscriber takes this
method Of informing the public
that he has On hand, and is
daily man ufacturing all kinds Of Saddles.
Harnesses, Brides and other such articles
usually Kept III bis line of trade, On Main
street, nearly opposite Kau fman store, in
.Opelousas. where the public can find At all
times, from 4 low price saddl o. harnessto
The finest that can Be made ID Tie State a.
call is solicited, as he il determined to please
both IN price and quality Of work.
GEO Or q. PULFO ORD.
s OpeIonsas, July 18th, 1860 ss3 sI
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Ii vel Inn proved Farm J.

NM are authorized % sell 4 property situated
e In. Church Prairie about three miles from
0pelousas and equally distant from Washington,
consisting of acres 45 ofwh hich are under fence
q The improvements recon plete aud ma ake of
the place aconlfortable residence
s5 M God land near by can be purchased with Or
ithout q TPR u n II GAR RLAND
Opelolsas. May 1 9TH, 1850. I
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n % n 7 q, a.

FHNHE und :rsigned respectfully requests those
III who are indebted to him ither for o,oo1
watch rena'rs Il the sale o cwe;rv or o, hcr,vss
10 e9Me forward and settle without dc ay if ;hey
WISH TO avoid cos'e. ''e5
ne Tax th:s opportunity TO inform his fr;erds
ana ne public 10 genera II, from and after ,bis
aa.E ne can neither work nor sell upon any other
cond tons than FOR CASH.
Mar. 1850 F DEr .p!rr
Corner Main and Bellevue Hrelon.,
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w a R ID R 0BRo
"A HDs 20 g SALE.

" Nh subscriber is tie owner Of the fol
lowing described lands, situated on the
right bank descending Of the Atehafalaya
liver near the mouth Of the Coutableau: viz
#zzL Lots Nos, two Ave, six and seven of Sec.
ton fourteen; The East half ofthe North
east quarter Of Section tWenty-three, Section
tsent five and lot No. one of Section twenty.
e, I'VE the whole il Township No. Range
East. 8 szs
iesWIl Il seII 1lpon liberal terms The whole
.of the said lands or such portions thereof as
may Be desire
Address i, BO BONFORD.
Sept. 9th New Orleans.
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ISIDORE GRAOUILLA,
Marble cutter and Eugrayer

nFFERS his services to the public ofthe Parish
" Of St. Landry. Having established at St. Mar
nsvlle Depot OF Italian Marble OF the first quality
heisnow prepared to erect Funerary Monuments with
Or without Inscriptions on all plans and according to
all tastes, in prompt and workmanlike maEner and
on moderate pricgs.
Those who may need hisservices viii please write
to him. at ST. Martinsvle, apply to the editor of
the Opelousas Courier. Aug. IA, 1858.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-22

agent for the sale oft celebrated Desinger
= Pistols, manufactured by Henry Deringer, an
assortment oftheir pistols can be at our estab
shuent at all times. These weapons are fully
guaranteed to De perfect particular and the
superior quality of Henry Deringer's pistols is SO
well known to every gentleman who has occasion
to wear them, to need any comment
Washington, July 2sth, 1860.
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HORSE BREAKING.

THE undersigned will tame
0 S and gentle both wild and spoiled
sm horses, making them go quietly
and kindly either under the saddle or in har-
ness. He will ride or drive any horse which
may be brought TO him free Of charge.
He will break horses Of all bad tricks, and
guarantee them to go kindly any where at
the following prices:
For spoiled horses 8 10 each.
Wild rs 5 each.
G.. B. MILLER.
.June o3ra 1850 --tf
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.For SALE at prisate Sale.

q ri IIsaUI UF L1ND- measuring SUU
"A arpents, good arabic land, one half of
which is we'll timbered. situated about Is
miles from the town of Opelousas This land
will be sold at IS per arpent one half cash
md the balance ID one year, without interest.
For particulars apply to
ULYSSEPRUD'HONIME,
J. 81 in Washington, or
1t the Opelousas Couyier's Office
Opelousas. Feb. 18, 1860. ly
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r..

~ FIsEsN iIIN PLANIATI0N sItnat ted with
a three slesol HAT u La atiine four of One
iousas aud about Ionr from 1ashlngton, situated
On each side ot The Bayou Teche, $50 arpents On.
the East and 400 rents on the Vest side 450sto
alo arpents are under fence, balance Il weed land
Z Ihe ents consis 4 Ipf good eIIing
hoslse. abins holse cottor house etc,
DIP PR GARLAND.
opslonsss, sfay ath, 1856 8s5
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No. Dc.
IT ND a @E Mnp.

~ No A&EWgEe
VIE. Undersigned offers his S. vices .sJ,.f
- AgeLt, TO -ell, purchase az d tra1 sact anv
=, I,1es' connected with iands. His plan will! be
C. A'rP Register of ali lands cao6ded IN hin,
n"'' Sfere correct descr ptou of locality.
n' The soil viii b" given, and wb,f,t ;s 80
sad - i'Foduclng The tracts will be adver-
nyaces -; ,,s , advertiser ents circulated t such
lkey to fleet sales Charges vi h.. WI ,b pe nos'
a. Fates' oitlce on the North sid. Of rarr.
square newt to Jas. D. I-rael's corner ii'1''
o.-, JOHN MACEDONIA
ope'onsas, April 2,st 1850 y oN4AO'
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S25 R E WI R R.

% Runaway, from the un-
~ dersigned, near Washington, Parish of
,rsH 7 St. Landry, on the 9th of July last. a
~ negro man of a griff color. named E.
saznsEszzsa@ phraim, aged about % years, abont 5
feet Ii inches hlgh boned, having scar about
his face, few spots about the mouth and mark
on one of his cheeks;-Was bought in March last
from NJ. Elam, negro trader III New Orleans.
The above reward will be given to whomsoeyer
will bring said boy back to the undersigned, or
liberal reward lodged in one of the Jais OF this
State. WM. F. DAVIS.
St. Landry, August 25th 1860
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Re GLE R0NE6.

a - Formerly !" Gall House,n Washington La
it'd JAMES S. GREENLEE, of Mississip-
pi,having purchased the above house, begs leave
to announce to the public that tits now open for
the reception of transient and permanent boarders
It situated between the upper and lower stean,-
boat landings, fronting the Courtableau.
The premises have been neWI j furnished, and no
effort will be spared to render the accomnoda
and fare pleasant ard acceptable TO its patrons
as those OF any hotel in the interior Of the State
81 Good stabting for horses
January. I4th, 1860,
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VI WASHINGTON DRUG STORE,

80 n a undersigned hereby inferm their
MI friends and the public IN general that they
u have Just received a fresh and considerable
assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, as also Paints
5PerfnmerY of all kinds, &c.
They are agents for the sale Of . large quantity
of Patent Medicines, the most popular.
a. LOUAIELIER CO.
s. April 9, s. $50. Washington La
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IA ls IN IN q 81 q q
p, VII aet III Iand agenis
gate The titles of land a aims and buy
lansis on comnissi i0ii.
on landry strast IA 0pelonsas
stanrg 18th
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A. Mi1lspaugh, Book Seller & stationer,

Washington. July 28th, 1860.
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DR. F. w LANTER, Dental Surgeon,
N0u7ur,lfe street, Hash,ngton. La

1n0H7RtN7e ITeff, WasFtngtOn. Ia
g DR.. iANTFR having been engaged
L many years OF his life in th- success
ILL f'll practice of fDentstrv. is CONNIE.
rent TO all operations lia the highest degree
oil perfection" He excels in the srien,e of sar,nc
nWwuf 1sefh: aud will devote particular care and
attention to that object
DE- Lanter's whole time and undivided atten-
ton Will be given to the exercise of his profession
Washington. 26th May ls6o.-ly
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NOTICE.

90 { II z undersg gned has Just arrived
@uN from New Orleans with large and
q - choice assortment of ewelrY, con-
N sisting principally in Ladies' Cameo
ssss=ssaae Sets, Breast Pins, Bracelets, Lock
cts, Ear Rings, and IN short every article of the
richest JeWelry, Wella the finest assortment of
Gold and Silver Watches, for ladies and gentlemen
allof which he has just received from one Of the
largest commercial houses of New York, and which
he vii sell at moderate prices for cash.
He takes this opportunity to announce to his
friends and the public ia general that he
the services of an experienced and skilful Watch
will be constantly in attendance.
ss.s r. DELARUE
s ss Corner Main and Believaa streets.
Opeloasas January 29th, 1853
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Gonssut aun afagruap
OF THE
Immaculate C0Rlceptiula. /.

CpetoWsaS, 81. Laad7y, La.
VNHIs Institution, under the care Of the Sisters
IL of Holy Cross,s located in the town of
Opelcusas, La, in most beautiful an healthy ST.
tuation: the buildings are large and commodious,
the play grounds delightfully."- shaded.
The course ofinstructlon is most extensive, en-
bracins French. English, and all the useful and or
nanental branches taught in the best Institutions
of America or Europe.
To encourage education, the most moderate
terms have been adopted:
For board aud tuitiou, 500, per scholastic year
of ten mouths, payable IN two equal instaIments,
and in advance.
Day scholars will pay $50, Of $40. per scholastic
year, according to the classes they will attend,
also in two equal payments. and in 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; or to Rev.
G. RAYMOND, Rector OF the Catholic Church
Opelousas March 10TH 1S60.-1y
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ll3o 9l33913N uO:3ND1DW!aao
Merchant-Tailor, Opciousas.
EE AS the honor to announce to his friends and
Al IL the pubic in general that he has just arrived
from New York with full! and complete assortment
Of goods chosen expressly BY him and for his pa
irons, suitable for gentlemen clothing, such as cloths,
casimirs and other stus He has also large asso.-
ment of ready made clothing, cut and made under
his own supervision and after the most fashionable
cuts most of which to suit his old patrons as also tns
public who may wish good durable and elegant
clothing
Opelousas, October 29th lS59-ly
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w. coz M FlERa

attorney anil CouAselor at Lar.
Office. m Washington, La.
@WElNG permanently located in Wash.
aD ington, will attend promptly to any
professional business copfded to him in the
courts Of St. Landry and neighboring Par.
ishes.
Opelousas, June 23rd, l86O.-1y.
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BORNE 8 GRADENIGO. Collectors,

sNTILL take in collection, claims ofall kinds and
w descriptions which may be entrusted to them
from the Parish Of St. Landry and those adjoining,
as well as from NeW-Orleans. They hope by their
Industry and punctuality to deserve share of the
public patronage. Their office is on Main street,
Opelousas, opposite u. Provost. Jan. Is, 1859.
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4 GOOD BARGAIN

Is 4 GOOD BARGAIN
ss;sg, \ hne Sugar and Cotton Plantation
ILL., situated in Bellevue distant abon,
asaSs 'ss fro'n the Town of opriousss
s Iess'F'ns l9o7 aTPents OF land part OF which is
t. 'F'' s'noe'ed. I5erc is upon the place, fna
0Flri sugar house with steam ensne IN .nnI l,',l
order good cotton gin, and one OF tht finest dwell
ing Aonses IN the Parish, negro cabins. corn cribs
&C; ana adjoining this splendid estat. thr,. i.s
tFacs OF ''ood ah, OF 1900 arpents upou which ths
nA hIf Aa' privilege to take wood for the use Of
Also ?! slaves Of both sexes and 1i.ers ..e.
ainoi'ng which IS Fs,ug hands 'ee''
ne "ho'e VIII be sold together, at such nrics
"',: o'' s"Gn conditions as will suit the purchasers
For further information arpy to the |rsI.s unIar.
signed or al the office OF the Oueionsas Covrsy
MICHAEL KING.
'''' '''' sou. mar Ope!ou>as
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W.AsTISSS-MAE..11G W - : Go

"a THE Undersigned, being no longer enga-
d.s8 ged with Mr.. Delarue, has the honor to an
nounce to the public that he has established him
self in Opelousas, where he will repair clocks,
watches and jeweIry. The most difficult jobs in
his trade will be done in the most approved style
and workmanke manner. Repairs on Chronome-
Eers, Patent Levers etc, fully guaranteed.
His shop is on Bellevue street, between Main
and Court, i'll Ope.nusas w. H.J UDGE.
Opeousas, May 26th, 1860.
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NEGRO Dogs.

z ME undersigned has pack Of excellent
negro dogs, and offers his services to
the public for catching runaway negroes
All orders left at the Courier Office or with
the undersigned at Michel Bourdelon's in
Prairie Basse, will be promptly attended to
] W HORTON.
Opelousas, June 2Srd, 1860. O.-6m.
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nagg from I5 to Isl years old
can be rec onsasautfed IL rood nurse.
Apply 90 harris & Brother, Was ton, "a.
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ME undersigned wound respectfully in
Ill form his customers that groceries are
a cash article; all amounts owed to him for
the same are due on the LIST of each month.
He expects, and hereafter, will require
from all persons punctual payments, OF cash
on delivery, for his groceries.
A. j. BALDWIN.
M Washington, NAV, 26th, lS6O-tf.
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lIEl N U n. q QRa

JUS ID ilafo form shis patrons and friends and
! geaeraly that he has established
on Landry stee1s between the afice Of Messrs
aaSs aIsl G. iIIaSd anl that Of Mr.. G. H Monton,
t,e read at any and Al times VI at-
aII those Ilo snlas favor him With A caii.
#fIEeluIsas Mysy iitl Iy.
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COMMERCIAL CO-PARTNERSHIp
J0StFn BLOCH, SOL Fir >BEFGs. \ r. lObR
F4SilE undersigned entered into com.
= ~ mcrc"l CO partnership, on the 1st of
March 1860, for the purpose of carrying on
a general Dry Good Business in Opelousas
lheI ten'er their services to the public
at the Brick Store, heretofore occupied bv
flrnherg d kaufman and the Patriot OF.
hce Their stock Will soon be complete
and customers shall not com plain at prices.
BLOCH FIRNBERG &CO,
Opelousas March Bird 1850
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-22
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GA THE undersigned has established
A3f6lf@aA Grocery Store on Main Street Ope-
Nt& lousas. hear the Conriers Otice,
asaa@ where he will constantly keep fresh
articles of Grocery and liquors at as low prices as
a small profit will admit. His present stock COM
prises of
Flour, Bologna sansaees,
Sugar cured hams, Ciaret and other wine,
Smoked shoulders, Whiskey,
Dried peas ofdivers kinds, Bandies
Sardins, champagne,
LobsteTs, irish potatoes.
Cove oysters, Coffee,
Dried tongues, Sugar, Rice and in fact
every thing pertaining to complete Grocery
Store. RAPHAEL HOLLIER
Opeouses December, 9Th, 1859