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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-19
PONY EN PRESS.

THIS Express arrived yesterday after
noon ihsideo 81 time, bringing several let
tefs 70 gentlemen 81 iseity From one
received by President d Young, we
learn that the Democratic Convention al.
Charleston split Oh tic Niger question,
after balIotting IS times for d candidate
Or nominee, uDsncccssfnIly Dou1 las was
the principal candidate ballottcd for, but
his friends could not run him up 10 the
two.third rule, The Seccders, after form
ing al anttP aphlar Sovereignty plat.
form, agreed to meet at Richmond OH the
day Tie Douglas Convention party 81
wing nre TO meet 1t baltimore which IL
on the 18th proxinio. y
IA bill 10 reimburse the Territory or
Utall for money! expended in The Indian
wars IN is5s,s, has passed the House
a new judiciary FOR Utah Is said 10
have been agreed upon by the Presideut.
The committee on Territories VIII re-
port bill organizing five new Territories,
Including Nevada and Arizona.
The report Of Mr.. Wooiton's appoint,
ment Is Secretary. has been confirmed.
The proceedings ID Congress draw
heavily Presidcnt.lnaking absorbs tl,e
minds Of IFS members.
/ a new postal arrangement across The
continent is confidently anticipated.
AEW SEeRRrAET rgR Frank
q II, Wootton, We learn from inc BaAiniort
Sas, has been appointed Secretary fol
Gtah. We hope the Secretary viii gel
: up. and dust for Utah quickly, bringing
! with him The roeks.to pay on old score.
standing against tic ofiec for pull,
printing, &e aud when, he gets here
Pay them ont without passing IN inter
locutorJ Judgment % each case in word,
{ IS follows q will write 10 the Depart
}. inent, and If and IT,, OF this class d
J. officials We have Ind our ffil. We pro
! pose TO the President that, for the future
the arPointees for Utah graduate through
bis cabinet previous 10 being placed 81
duty, judges and secretaries especially
We don't wish 10 be understood as tlesir
. ing to cast any reflections on Mr.. Woot
ton, but q gentle hint lie may profit il.
Our patieilee with officers 1nacquainted
9 with their duty Ii thread bare; and xe
!. shall try and aid reformation, socially
9 moral u and politically =.g.z..=
/ MlsEkPREsEyrrp Hon. ~. II. Hoo.
/ per was represented. by d reporter. 10
I have said in his speech ia The House Oh
the anti Polygamy bill, In answer to Mr.
i Clark interroTatorics, hat he was NOT /
poiygamist r The sentiments Of The Col.
We are proud to say, hare been faithfulIy
reported on this point by some Of tle
leading Journals Of the east; and we feel
il onr duty to state tho answer as given
|. thy him, He sails. THAT prastiealv IL
Was not . Polyganlist;;4 but did not dodge
the endorsement of the tortrine. s...,,s.:
lSpEaSrIEs ron MoHNax SpoitaT,Ilos
q duo eradlehaugh, e1-assoeiltc Justice
for Utah. IS besieging Congress for relief
~ IL "a z r
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-19

possible The imnacnlats D. h Eckels
Win soon arrive and Vol probably fls =
claim for Bis Invaluable services 4 the
srar We would suggest that Congress
pass 4 pension law il lsvofof those reYo
lutIonary funclionaries whose claims, We
are afraid, the present generation will not
live 10 zee fnally settled Il
EcHor IN orR SAxcrra Y nderstand
Is, not Echo Kenyon but 4 7lxt HINTS.
asaa's Edo published ~ onr OLD friend
Jos. j. Johnssn, on Wood Rifer, Buffalo
county. i. i. Tile Eeio, Judging from
Il, ssalutatory, win be edited viii that
spirit and ability which the editor has
long been known hy The public ID possess
ii high degree Success ID the Eafg
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-02-04
!. sHERIF F,S ssAL.Es.
CHERRIES SALE state N T,o,,;s,,

SHERIFF. IS SALE State OF Ionissss.s;
~ Justices Court, lst Ward, Parisb of ST. Lar
et AlA. s.s ~
BY virtue Of q writ Of N n. isaued ri The above
entitled suit by Joseph D. Richard Justice 1T ths
Peace, acting IN and for tfa LIST Ward. ParSsh Of
public sale, for cash At lie Court. .honse 81 taiA
Parish, on VA TUMDAT. the 4th day of Febrnsrys
4. y. 1860 commencing At the hour cf II ofelCck
Al and continuing from day tn day, II necessary
aii the right. tites interest aud sitand VI the IN
defendants u dlnI Heller and Asoline Gonor ia
wife. % and t2 the igIl0nilg rfcps "a
A lot o. ground. with aiIthe buildings and in,
1t 0peioasas, bounded North 81 MA East
by UlleD strsst sYsst bE wppefty feglpsriY heImgs
Ing 10 Vaiiere Roy and South by King street. @s
Sheriff q ofsice, 0peioasas, Deoetpb bef "A le6&s
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@Ifsi
4 JIJUIGIAI..s NLJTf(sEH
.65rAI'E tE 10 uIsL II I,iSsfiss 4 J;

sGTAI'E UEs Lou I5I,A N a 3ixtf esst
~ Parish Or ST. Landry u j. sos SUI y ~
B0njataia Garartin deceased: Fs ss ss "
LUrfisA AanZN, " lfsSstf ss0tn NV. MFfA5fA5llFSf
the Parish of st Landry, AdninistfsSfN y
estate 81 Benjamin Gerantn decreased iate III 6aid
fariaiis having fled a final tableau of dIStfl6dk
OF said estate accompanied bs her petition IN
tint the sumo anay be liealologat IA and c61n
And whereas. Tie prayer of said petition ~ fesa
etanttlsby ansafdef of Court dated Jan. 5, I680
Now tierHsorcs nntIcn ~ hereby given t8 aJIE
sons iaserestet u Hsuw cause. " my the9 aitSS.
within thirty days ffcn, the date hare0f; M N III
Glefkis Office 0pelsusls, Janaiary n 1850
sssss sgSs lS s8fg LIS. I4ASTHApEH GItt4lge
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* Wednesday,, Fehruary.s,, 1860. d
A ~ ORDINANCE levying tax on.ths
y Parish Of st. Lnaary for tie service of tic


A n ORDINANCE levying tax. on.the
IL Parish Of st. Landry for the service of the
year 1850 -
/ ARTICLE l. The PolicesJury OF the Parish Of 1t.
Landry four members thereof present, noncurring
therein, ofdains: 49, aAa.k5si s,ss4 ss7
Arr. p That FOR the service nf the year nnc
Thousand eight.hundred aud ifiy.hifc,a Parish INK
Of thirty.one tlousaud doliasssbe and the same Il
hereby imposed on sach objeetsfof taxation as arc
established by law, by the Statesand within said
Parish tthe tiwas Of Opeloisas, Washington and
Grand Goteau exeepted.) z
al Ant. g. First: for the ordinary Parish purposes
Of expenditure, there shall be added 10 assessnlent
Roll Of the Stale for this Parish, for thu year lss9
~ a propartinuate addition not exceeding sasenty.
five per cent to the taxes Of eaeli person Assessed
80 a. to nakethe sum oftwelye thonsand -four hum
dred dollars. Y
Second: for the payment Of existing debts. the
payment or Jurors, the payment OF Witnesses In
terminal cHseH, and tile construction OF public
workA there shall be further added to the said
lassessnent Roll. proportionatc addition to TIE
tax OF each person assessed tn make the SUN
Of eighteen thoHand six hundred dollars, the said
Two sums making In all, the ssIn OF thirty one
thousaid dollars.
Ordained December 81 1859.
EIsBERT GASfT. President.
/ Jos. p RicuARp, Clerk.
I January I, lSG0.
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SIIANY,S SCHOOL,

=. u y afll
FKliIE citizens o. Bayou Clcat, Bayou Bsauf and
l. Vile Plate, hereby notified that this school
sill legiu It's ilst session. on GtlisJaaary 1861 in
the brick bogse, the residence Of the late james
sskenhead, in Bayou Gticot. sc. Landry. The eie-
Ystinii oi tie eenDtry, suhfty Of the air. purity
VI the water and long experience Of the teacher
make him sangIiHe that lie will meet with share
of puhlie patronage.
Tue ehnIastic year wili he divided into tBD ses.
4ssHa ii 2g wccss each, dating from lat january.
Vacation will be gives osuit tbe health and com.
fort Of the seltnei.
The foaYing lDw rates for board dBd tnition are
established for the accommodation. Of parents and
stardians pi1s :
Tuition in EDgsi, per session of 22 weeks SIS el
1fts :. Epg;iss and Fl reuch per session, af s5 ~
~ weeiia -. -,..t-.- ..,.... .e.... ~ Ga
Board aud Yasliing per session of ~ weeks. GO o.
Bosfiers turnisliigg their own sheets, towels ana
iights.
one.haIf tlae board invariably IN advance, ths
balance al the end OF the session. AccatnEnada
tions Ter females as well laaleas wifi befaslislsee
iy tie fos1t.iy eaFe of tie Principal. g.
i, y. o. SHAW.
J aasry - t5Go.-fy.
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DAY YOUR TAXES. Il am nov in possession oi
l. bic State Tax Roll, Tor the year 1859 aud am
ready to receive the said taxes at my Office, for 81
days ifsn this date Nov for the convenience Of
the TaxPayers. will ben person. represented
by one Of my deputies at the following places the
days below liked, between 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 3
O'Clock ?. NJ, for the purpose of receiving the
above taxes, and after which time, | shall proceed
to collect according to law.
At my Office in 0pelousas. on the 18th February
1860. +
At Mestsiqne's Old Store, on Bayou Teche, Friday
the lTth February 4Stll. .. u .sasss.g].3..
At Theodore Richards, Arnauville. the same
day.
Auguste vauxs Grand Coteaa, Saturday the 18th
February 1860.
At Leon Thibodaa2' b, coulee croche, Monday the
Goth February l961.
at Hypolite Guidry'a, Mputeh's Point Tuesday
the lst February fsGO.
At Hayes Il CarRcs' stare, Lower PlaagcInine,
Wednesday the 22hd February 1860.
At Joseph Z. Daiese's, Upper Plaqueinine. Thurs
day the 23rd February 1860. Ia +{
i Atpiacide ttebanc's Lyons Point Monday the
g.th February is60.
At Jack Wrsht'S, Mermentoss Cove, Tuesday the
2Sti February l'6a
Al Antoine Gart' ;, Pointe anA Loups, Wednesday
the goth February lS60.
AT L. d. Verrst's. Bayou Mallet, Thursday the
LIST March 1860
At David cohryilIe's Faqnctaique, Friday the
2nd March lS6g.
AT DofFln l4aiieuf =, CilalalgeT SATURDAY Tue 3rd
March 1864.
At AtNapoleon Andrepont's, Plaisance, Monday the
5th March 1860
At Theodnle Eontenot's Coffee House Flat Town,
Tuesday the 9Th March 1850.
! AtGrimns store. Bayou Chicut. Wednesday the
Tth March 1850.
At Joseph I.andrenaux's Prairie Mamou, Thurs.
day the sth March 1860.
At Philippe stagg's Old Grand Prairie, Friday
the 9Th Mar eh 1860
At Peter Golias, Moanlve. Saturday the 10th
sIsFch 1850.
Al 'lhos fjscrofy's Bayou Beaf, Monday the
18th MARCH lS6D.
AtJ. L. aiolris's, Bayou Rouge, Tuesday the 18th
March 1860.
AT the Old Gchool House, Waxia, Wednesday the
l4th March 1860.
At John Reeds Coffee House, Washington,
Thursday the 18th March 1850. -
At B. j. Sage's, Atchafaaya, Saturday The nth
March 1850. M. -ss..
l.. ". CHAGHERE,
January H. 1860. Collector OF State Taxes.
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American Aromatic Bitter Cordial
Bitter Tonic Aromatic Cordial,

TOT Ldafes GIld aged PeFSoIis.
these two Bitters, the first may be taken
~ ~ mixed with any thing agreeable to the taste,
''I ny. Seolid may be taken in pure state.
t.t means bitter may be obtained more less
ns;. weak 81 strong; in iille the use Of the two
s..sa or separately induces good health by re-
ssss.soiishiag the organs OF digestion the morbid
nsnts in tie sTstern en- sneb as SerYsas r diseases.
par pser complaints, Gastctis and debility in general.
r,as esoss when convaie4ciug from great weakness,
by fevers of any description will tiud this
superior TO any other before the public.
tof sale by 8. 4. PEYCHAbD,
.a,. Apothecary, n. Orleans,
A9a 7, geat for the Parish Of st. Landry,
octobeg 8, ls5G--Iy
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New Iberia Marble Works.

lrafiiE undersigned, has now permanently located
| D. hinlself in the town Of New Iberia, La, aud
opened extensive Marble Works. Has always on
hand, aud prepared to furnish and set up, Toinbs,
Coping. Mantetpiaces, Table aud Counter Tops,
Billiard Table Beds, and every description of Mar
| BILE Work. Granite work Of every description
! furnished when required.
I Also, Fence and portieo Railing, Of cast or
wrought Iron, plain aud ornamental, for Grave
Yards, Dwellings or Public Buildings, furnished
and neatly set up. Particy attention paid to the
or Marble furniture s. ii
Ail Marble or Granite work furnished by film,
will be fully guaranteed, inasmuch the work Will
+ be manufactured at the
NEW IBERIA MARBLE WORKS,
under his personal supervision, and at prices COM
pesng h the NewOrlcans prices. All Iron work
furnishes him, will he at prices ranging with the
Manafsctue1rs prices in Neworleans.
X The public are requested to call ut his Depot,
near the Catholic Church, in New Iberia, and exs
anime specimens of his Marble works, which, for
Architectural skill, and excellence pf Workmanship,
is not surpassed by any bther establishment in city
or country. Consequently he hopes to receive 4
share OF public patronage, commensurate with his
abilities and his perseyefing industry.
All orders entrusted to him, will meet With
that prompt attention, that will merit the approha-
tion of the surrounding community. and be an in
dacement 10 those requiring work done in his line
of business to visit his Marble works, personally.
Or consult with him by letter. before seadins their
orders elsewhere.
Country Marble Cutters supplied with stock at
moderate rates.
Agents: Mr.. Joseph Lacognb near Washington;
49, .Sii'''''''-s CASPER I.UssE,
Box 90 P. 0. New Iberia, La
Augusta, ls59--9in.
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NOTICE

yTfiE Undersigned asiis sisseeeed On Monday, the
L. 2ith January 1850. at the store OF W. w.
Chisalrn Il Co., on the Atchafalaya River, and Ia
the Parrish OF St Landry to ajudicate TO the low
est bidder, the making Of the road and leree the
lands fronting the Atchafhlaya ltiver, supposed 70
be owned by Il. G. Robertson, situated between +.
Hathorn and Wm, Davis. The roadway TO be
cleared AZ least twenty-five feet and made Of the
same Width and draining ditch each side with
cross ditches and bridges every fonr, ,arpentS. The
icvee to lie made two feet above high water iriAfk
and five feet base to every one In hight.
And on the following day Tuesday, the 25th, at
10 oclock ~ H., at the house of w. Bnrton's, on
the sai,l River, and in the said Parish. the under
signed win proceed to aditdicate to tho lowest
bidder, the making Of the road and iesec in nc
corlanee with the above specifications, on the fol
lowing lands. fronting on the Atehafaaya River
Supposed to be owned by G. A. Pohlmauil fractional
lection eighteen Township four, South Range sever
East, S. W. Land District Of La.
Also, at the same time and place, the making o
the road and evee according to the above speciica
tians, on the following land fronting on the said
River, supposed To lie owned by Edward Mclihen
neg: Fractional Section ".ouesf' Township five
st;lfh Barge seYen East, Southwestern Land Dis
gfi3t Of la,
s a e. as5,i3s SAMUELsT. R0 DtHRS,
Inspector Of roads and leyees for The first ani
Seoi,d. Districts, Atchatalaya River, Parish of st
sl.an6rys .5 81 M
ioesauihcr 81 1850.
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nnnCATION.

at MARY'3 ACa biaM L fHn n 10 bol .,
mil Institution, lately estaeilshed IN me tewn
oneoasas 10 bestow upon ehs s,ya noys anq sou1ns
Of the par ;ii resume its duties on the 10th o
edaeatien, VI e.E
October ,f instruction will embrace such
Tie oV s ,,;Il he most useful to the pupils; the
branersa rare viii be paid to their rapid Improvement
lhs ;;ocreasel to suit the increasing number oi
.be students Of the Institution er1b t1,e
Ihe w ,6e long experience OF those at the head
Rs,iut,i t,eir unconquerable determination to carry
n ,ba noble work, are the best Iitdge they ean
oSs oSsr to parents for the improvement OF theis
children. otsor porticnlnrs a,nlv to
Y FOR 'Sf'''' N'N Rev. GILBERT RAYMOND.
Il opeipusas, January. T. 1850, @
5l-,osvENr AND ACADEMY OF THE
gaNAGuLATE CONCEPTION 'opeioasas,
Ja.isiana =, vii, ,a ye.one,ed ,v the Ladies n,
ine itIy rross." Oh the 10Th Of October III the
lao r r 0,,al,l4as for the education Of the Young
lpWh Va ~ the Parish and of the surrounding
ais5 The location is Inost delightful, and offers
81 ia exterior advantages which parsats may de-
a. Wy ,r tber children The system Of Education
sIs , ,nh,,e all the branches tanght in tlebest In
w. .!,,;apa Of America or Europe Reading, Spelling
sirailia. .,c,, Ind Englsh Languages, to bnth Of
the ,.,nast itetion viii le raid. ana both oi
Hhie,l .ho ,,,ns win most carefully be trained h
#ilga ens er;te sith correctness. elegance and fin.
SPEAK an Wr;s;ns f;engraDhy. sacred and prorane.
eai... eacs M Sfoder,, Hstery. Mytholo trthme
Anc,s'i., E, ~ raeninr tl,e elements Of Algebra and (
,tc sa. Nntnral pbilosophy. Natural History. In
on'ea5 t,.ano,nv Sewing, Embroidery. Artfcial
iae'ac nm,,ye paiptag. Vocal and Instruments a
siears'' ms ,asf branch viii be taught by dstin,
,'nas s,s, artist iiist arrigel from NewGreans. IN
gaissIJ gTsshiag sill he ONT to knde in PC nnriIg
.n,sa,n;7ltian nssasl far lie htg The createst a,teo
glYa III. is5 h. raid + aeyelop their minds. form
seh ~ and elevate their character PLev will
tae'l ta fear from evil examples or ess As
a;s.;o.s nass remaI at all times within the eneln
~ the b.Tss. sIer the ewes of kind teach
sI.s s y Viii yatel their nlarals with maternal
em,.s;on I'hey slsl - no visits. eseept from
ssal, nareuts Of re,a who will he allowed % sce
h,,, .,sn En The narlor E. says after the uornina
ae. WI. :, srd ON Suid ivg t4,sf- the high mass.
sso nt,nst sttention Wilde paid 10 tie health Of
..aranis ,no qrhe diet viii he wholesome and abnnd
w ~ fha s.k VIII be na,sed with maternal vigilance
snlI sua .snacrness.
auS 1,;an Il The ground work Of Education. The
,.sts.,,or Il Catholic however. yo,.tszaaies who
sr hsIono 10 other i!enom.tatinrs viii beItceiyed
~ - lhe ony condition Of conforming to the public
y ss,er;.es srS II the hoase.
IN snsble nnients 10 send their children at an ear
H. 10 In sehooa c,iIl nsy urtit t1on The ave
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nAY YOUR TAXES.--l am now in possession
L Of the Parish Tax-I.oll, for the year 1879, aud
ian ready 10 receive the said Faxes at my Office ior
80 days from this date. Now for the convenience
Of the Taxpayers, will be in person, or repre-
sented by one of my deputies At the following
plces, on the days below fixed, between ID O'Clock
A. NJ. and 3 o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose Of re-
ceiying the above Taxes, after whieh tine, shall
proceed to collect according To law.
At my Office in Opeiousas Gil the 10th February
1850.
At sIestri1ue's Old Store, on Bayou Techc, Fri
day the l1th February 1860.
At Theodore richards, Arnaudyille the same
day.
Auguste vanx's Grand Coteau, Saturday the 18th
February 1850.
At Leon Thibodaux's, Coulee Croehc, Monday the
2oth February 1860
At Hypolite Gridry's Moutons Point. Tuesday
the 2ist February isG0.
At Hayes 4 Garnes' store Lower Piaquemine,
Wednesday the 22ud February 1850.
At Joseph E. Dage's Upper Plaqaenine, Thurs
day the 23rd February 1850.
At placide ieblanu's, Lyons Point. Monday the
27th February 1860.
at Jack Wiight's, Mermento's Cove. Tuesday the
2Sth Febfuary 1860.
Al Antoine Carts, pontc aux Loups. Wednesday
the 2pth February 1860.
At i. d. yerret's Bayou Mallet, Thursday tae lst
At David Couryille's, Faquetaiqae, Friday the 2ua
March 1860.
AT H0fstn iItHsAE 81 Iidtsils'iIeIi 7dtH'ua1 t'4e
3rd March 1850.
at NapoieoR sandit points, Piaisance. Monday the
5th March 1861.
At Tbeoiaie Fouten9ts Coffee House Flat Town,
Tuesday the 9Th Mach 1850
At Grjnrns' store, BayOn Chicet, Wednesday the
Tth March 1850.
| Al Joseph landrenaux's Prairie MAmou, Thurs
day the 9Th March 1860.
At Philippe staggfs, Ola Grand Prairie. Friday
"A Al Peter Collins, ModadsIIld Saturday the i0th
March 1850.
Al At J. {. Monriss, Bayou Rouge, Tuesday tbs 18Th
t IL the a Old School House, waxia. "Wednesday the
At John Reeds Coffee House Warrington, Thurs
day the 18th March ls69.
At B. j. sage's, Atehafaiaya, Saturday The liza
FLBERT CAN'T
January II, 1850. Collector Of Parish TAKE.
/,JTTyIyE5.- olnces d;f.etent marks, for sal,
! risar' by =. L. HEBAABD.
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Opelowsas Female College,
At DPELOJSdS IN.

THlS lnstItfi.ipn viii open its first session
y on TIE first Monday in January. 1861 under
the snpeIintendeuce 81 Res .Bell K. Wa asand
Lady; assisted By N. n. Enwy. i IT. Principal of
College Departiaent~-A. A. u. Estileue, Principal Of
French Department Mrs. r. J.3.Levy, Principal Of
Primary Department, aud Prof. H. Bodeaaller
Principal Of Music Department..
THIS lnstitHtion, is 10 lie permanent: and is de-
signed to afford an opportunity to Southern Pa
rents, for educating thair Daughters thoroughly,
~ oil OF the branches Of solid. liberal, scientific
and ornamental education. Boys uiidss the age Of
eight years, will also be received into the primary
department To accomplish this, we have and will
secure the g Vices Of superior educators As soon
rs our cat l!oShe numbers iiity pupils. We intend
erecting hliidsome fire proof bniIding with all OF
theimproved cpaveniences, and arrangements for
health and comfort.
The government shall be parental, and strictly
moral. The pnpiss will be allowed to attend any.
uaarsn Their parents may advise, provided tbey
~ ~ furnished with proper protection, otherwise
ny tney wiil attend (when propcl) the Methodist
Mharch hachpapil will he required to take lessons
g the act Of catting and making such garments,
ehd sapenntendiaG such daties, as are requisite to
an accomplished Housewife. The utmost care
possible, VIII he given to the physical education.
!, saa deveapenent, Of evergE sap, as thereon de-
peuds tne success OF building, either good mem
fa or moral fabric
y Each pupil will bring With hef,l pilfSw. pr Of
Pillow cases, pr OF Sheets, Blanket and Com
iort @ and suitable quantity Of plain, neat clothing
felSa piece VIII be marked With the owners name.
:, vnr course of study shall be thorough; and to
nv END, we will nss the m3st approved Textbooks,
.Gffensh9at w adopting especially Southern aafio9s
Terms: rv
Boarding washing, fael, lights, etc,per Scholastic
year Of forty weeks si20 90
laaen IN Preparatory department per
NJ scholastic year 80 60
Tuition ,!a'' in College Department per seholas-
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NEW GOODS.
G. RE AT BARG ALNS,.

A 4 the sk,rc Of Mr.. Raphael Hollier, Washing
"A ton, conducted by and under the CON
troll Of Mr.. Luiis pesbfnt. se
The citizens Of st. Landry hereby in - ssss
formed that have Just received from New
Orleans well aud beautiful selected stock of Dry
Goods which are now offered TO my friends and the
pnbic generally, terms Cheap II not cheaper
than the cheapest. My assortment coIsists in
part oi ~
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Tobacco Hardware,
Cfpekcry, Cigars anil Groceries
Of all kinds. IN short. ! have every thing in my
line oi bn.ines9 that yeur wants could suggest, /
7. t'all G1d examine my stock.
n. 9,-tsp good supply Of feet Boards nnd q
feet pieux far sale.
Washington, La, November 8, 1859.
~. KAPuAEL HOLLIER