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T LAST ANNOUNCEMENT.

Rg LAST ANNOUNCEMENT.
In consequence Of numerous engagements, made
with several families in Richmond
and It's vicinity,
DIR. SCH Loss Err
VIII remain in
Richmond till
SATURDAY EVENING,
June LIST.
FRIDAY, slst inst,
SATURDAY, June LIST,
MOST POsITIV BLY,
THR
LAST TWO DAYS PRACTICE
DR. NJ. SCHLOSSER
RICHMOND, VA.
Dr. sCHLOSsER has the honor to inform the
ladies and gentlemen who intend to consult him,
TO do go at once, as he will close his practice In
Richmond
MOST POSITIVELY,
SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE LIST.
During DR. sCHLOssER'S stay in this city he
successfully operated on the feet Of persons OF
the highest respectAbiIity, who have cordially
placed at his disposal their testimonials of The
wonderful effect Of mis- method Of curing all dis;
eases Of the feet.
Dr. S. has already published aicieEt testi-
monials from persons we'll known, which fully
prove that
He Is THE ONLY ONE
WHO PERMANENTLY CURES
THE WORST CASES OF
GoRNs,
BUSIoSs,
SOFT CORNs,
DISEASES OF THE FEET,
With out
CUTTING OR CAUSING
THE LEAST PAIN
so THAT
The most timid may place implicit
confidence in his skill, and
children, as well as
persons of mature
years. will
assuredly derive
IMMEDIATE BENEFIT
ASD
COMFORT FROM HIS MODE
TREATMENT.
CONSULTING ROOMS.
sPoTswooD HOTEL,
PARLoKs Ill and Ila
Office hours from IL A. II. till sP NJ
Remember that
DR.. SCHLOSsER
VIII close his practice
In Richmond
MOST POSITIVELY
NEXT SATURDAY
NEXT SATURDAY
MKT SATURDAY
NEXT SATURDAY
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WAN is.
[Forother Wants" see .frst page !

lFoToHeT gee .eTSt page,
--~----~-~~~
"ANTED-Twenty.f five reliable MEN for the
W defence OF Virginia. Apply at the head :,
quarters Of the CONFEDERATE GREYs, on
Wall street, over tho City Arms, or at No. IL eS
Pearl street. Uniforms free, and all expenses III
paid. my 21-lw* ~
NrANiEU-A good FURNITURE and BAG-
w GAGE WAGON. Any person having
tor sale Will please bring 1t to our stables at
O'Clock.
my Silt DAVIS & HUTCHINSON.
WANTED-A situation by white female
w servant, to COOK, WASH and IkON and do
general HUUsEW ORR, or travel.
MARY MORAND,
my 5I3ts At Mr. john l.. BacOn's.
VTANiED.-A gentleman and Lacy wish to
w rent one two furnished ROOMS in re-
spectacle private family, with or without boa I'd.
best re.ereuce given. Address a. b. Post-Of-
nce. my 3l-3tx
NITANIED-IMMaDiA II want to EN-
w plov immediately, orr CURRIERS'. Will
give good wages and consistent employ
U. Il. CHALkLEY,
my SIT l5th 81 bet. Main and Cary.
yNANTED-Four or five nrst rate TINNEkS,
w to Work on work for the army.
VIM SEAMS WOOD,
ny 3l.-3t* No. Main ST., Richmond, Va.
YNANTED-HAND DIS TO make BAGS. CAL to-
w day at the store 0f WM. liza SMITH, up
stairs. my 3l--lth
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unr friends Mt the various camps and places
Of rendezvous Ard elsewhere. will confer =
favor by sending TO us any interesting intel
iigence, al the earliest practicable moment
for publication. We desire 70 keep cur readers
inforrnei In regard to every thing that trans
pres, and will pay an adequate eompehsa-
ton for important news.
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q HEADQ'Rs MARYLAND VOLUNTEERS
"a IN VIRGINIA, May ?2d, 1871.
FRANCIS J. THOMAS,
nay 25-ts Col. CommanJlpy
a CAMP ASHLAND
ErE1 NAV autb 7

ElN May Nth Is6l
,SxEy1 Cavalry NetIce.-The old members Of
EN the HENRICO LIGHT DRAGONS hsy.
lag arms belonging to the State, or any property
belonging to the Company, who not enrolled
and mustered into the service of the state vii
return them Immediately to Mr.. A. b HUTCH.
ESoN, Franklin street, Richmond. Should ,hay
still desire to Join the Company, they can report
to me- at Camp Ashland. Twenty new monber,
uniformed and well mounted ~ application Is
made in ten days. will be received.
z. s. MCGRUDBR
my 22--lN Ia plain II L, y
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Northern CupidUy.-0no would be at LOGS
If asked to give 4 reason for the Withholding
by the Northern cngravers of bank plates, paid
Cor by Southern men, and held by the parties
only that the parties concerned might be fur
Their enriched by new jobs; yet such plates
are withheld en- the rather fiirsy prete1t that
they are contTaband of war. The true reason
is the love of gain: the parties having the
plates in possession knowing that they car
never hope for more jobs of like description
they take the robbers privilege of sequester-
ing what they have possession, because at
present they could only be made to restore it
through the promptirgs Of an honest con-
science. Having no article of the last men
toned kind about their persons, they rejoice
in the chance Of stealing property, for making
which, they have been most Lnunifcently re-
warded. Very many of the bankers Of Rich
mond are seriously Inconvenience by the spe-
cies of theft and piracy above alluded to. We
are taught that out of evil coed eometh, and
the maxim will prove true III regard &c this
matter. Our banks and bankers will give the
preference in future to our OWE engravers-
They will be forced 70 do this from the fact
that = burnt child breads the fire. The pres
ent war, forced ca US by Yankee cup idily and
tanaticism, will do US good. 1t will teach US
to rely on ourselves.
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De- FoR MANASSAS JrscTios Rev. T. w.
Waite, OF the HowitEsr Battalion. having rscov'
cred from his indspositioa, will leave for Maass
sss function to- morrow morning. Letters lot
members OF Capt SHiRLpst Battery cAn be LETT 81
Messrs.J. WoopHousE = Co. 's before o'clock r.
II.
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Col. J. Luctus Doris, a Cavalry officer of
much experience is in this city now, recruiting
for the Wise Partzan Legion.
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N. B-No professional connection 10 the city or
elsew here. my ALL
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wM. H. RICHARDSON. j.,

A. HEADQ' rs HENklCO Liberty 0T,V,,---
"a Springfield Hall, Church mi.
III May 9Th, 1891 \
cotice.-Al me members Of this comma
10 have not ret orted IA emselves for thsi, n al
forms. will do so TUESDAY ant FEIna,
EVENINGS. IL Ia Very Important that ave-.
member should be present 0'
n. BAH who desire to mite thsmselvea w,,.
this command, will report at their Airaory Or "a
any of the seTgeauts. "
BY order vi Capt. j. J. RsaIrsR.
81 q
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This schedule is approved by me.

JOHN LETLHER.
On motion, the following resolution was
adopted, and the Governor approved of it:
Resolved, That when an hour is named in a
reqGlsi ton for Il train to carry troops or mn
nitions ot'war, and the troops or munitions
not ready 1T the hour agreed upon, the
train shall forfeit its claim to the road, and
shall be- started at such hour The Superin-
tendent of the road may deem safe.
On motion, the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved That this COnyen ton recommend
10 each Railroad Company in the State Ia
erect telegraph line for the exclusive use OF
tl.e Railroad companies, erecting the same at
az early day as practicable.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That running by the above SEIZED
ule shall commence on Monday, June Sd.
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QUAhTEkMASTBk'S OFFlCEl
ARMY OF THE C0NFGp. STATES,
RIcHNoKR VA, May -th, 1851.
NOTICE.-All PERSONS ara hereby noutsi
~ that contracts for Quar,ernGster supplies 70, Il.
i-nly Of the Confederate States in fhs ciiy viii b.
paid, unless tho purchase has been authorized By
d written order from the undersigned.
W l.. CABELL, Mai. and Q ~
my Elm G : A.
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DR.. SCHLOSSER has the honor to inform the
ladies and gentlemen who intend to consult him,
to do 60 at once, as he will close his practice in
oh
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EIAT DE Id LOJISI4FE,
VS.. ParoiSse st L.cns
- LS-E- D1la4.- - L.

Eliza II. Taylor copr dc District
F.c. Robertson. Nos227.
ENN vc,tu dun writ de saisie ct de yente
~ dslivrt diis ~l'aftaire ci-dcssts, par la Cour
de District, dams ct pour Ia iaroisEc st. Ian,
dry ct le snsdit Fiat, ct a moi adFesst il scra expose
en- vehte p%uhliqte, pour du compliant. 4 la Madison
dc Cour de cette Paroisse, lie sAMlI1I, line jour
daout, A. d. 1SGl, commcNcant a II le,res 4.
NJ. ct continuant tie jour en- jour sill EST necessaire.
tous les titrcs, droits. ~interets ct prftcntions de
I. 9. Robertson, il la p~ropriete suivante, saisie
pour satiStai'e lcdit ordre, ii gavoir:
Un certain moroccan de terre sise snr la rive At,
cllatalaya en- Ia paroisse St Landry, Giant dams lie
3,S III; $ de Ia r I Edans le district Sud Quest
ne ierreS de la Louisiana. ct plus implement decri.
te CONNIE suit: Giant sur l'AtchafaIaya an point
dc depart de la ligne qui divise les terres alors ap-
!arteaant Il Fergus Hatlorn ct enslrite Il ". j..
Davis, della s'ttendant lie long de la ligue de >tpa-
ration ct Sc ~dirigeant a lTDnest @jusGn'an Bayou
Powell, etant lie premier Bayou plus laut que lie
bayou, commandments appele lie Bayou Davis ct
etant lie second hayeu plus hast que Ia residence de
W:F. laws; dc Ia lie long du miiieu ta dit bayou
a Ia riviere AtchaEalaya; ensuite %rcneontan mt rat.
chaialaya lasqu'au point de depart. E,ant la meme
terre achetfe par Frank c.. Robertson. celni cui A
hypothsqne la dite terre. de w. f Davis, lie 3 aont
1857 d'aFres acte passe pardesant John j. Morgan,
nniaire puhlic.
Bureau dn Sheriff, Orclousas. 90 j,in 1861.
l.. V. CHACHERE. Sheriff.
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Inn vprtu dun orare de Ia cnnr dn hni'ieme
~ Distric, Judiciare. dams ct ponr In larolsse
81. Landry. Ell dase dn IL Juliet 1861, il Sc
ra expose EN- vepte pabliq'e an plus laut ct
lernier encherissenr sur les lieuS par lie sous
signe encanttur public dnment assermente,
Mercredi IA mont 1861.
Les prnprieiss snivantcs apparteuhnt q Ia
succession de fen Michel Moore. b. C. !. der
Increment de celle ~I,aroisse, a savnir:
L'habitation on demeurait lie defiant, 4 TEst
e, pres de Ia Wills DIES Orelutsas ell Ia raroiSse
ST. Landry, bornee an nord Ttar la trrre de
Nine. Thomas e.. Anderson ct par le Bnyoi
Delpuen,e, all sud par III terre de I.astie Nezat.
ct u l'ouest par DIES terres appartenant a Nine
Evnris:e uebaIilon. gentleman, dalrfs acte las
Sc par devaDt le suus>igne Recorder ct enttg's,
ire en- son bureau dams lie livre p Iage Ills
&c par leqneI JOSEPH N. Moore vend In meme
terre al defnnt, denx cent vingt deux arpents.
ensemble avec lnnies les batisspS ei anlsliorn-
tiuns qui s'ylronyeDt. 2 n%ttlefs. 3 clievanS ere
o!es. | fnsiI. 2 caisses doutilS u charIen;e, un
10, de cochons, sc. &c. &c.
Termes Ell condniops.-le tout sera yendn
pour du compliant.
AciilLl DUpRE, Encantenr.
10 iuil'e,. 1861.
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T,N vertn dun uldre de- 10 Cunrt de District,
lI %j.efirirai en- vente pubIique, deyant la porte
de la mason de conr an OpeionsnS,
Samedi II aout 1861,
In terre suivante arrartenant a Ia succession
l'Amelia NJ. King, decedee, a SAVIOR:
I'm moroccan de terre
sur 10 rive drai,e de FAtchafalaya en- dascen.
dant, en- la %pnroi>se st Landry, cpntenani en-.
wren $50 36.l0O acres, bornee en- hant. en- has,
Ell sur ID profoudenr pnr Ashcrafl. etant III fac
ton "a \ ct y + de la f%raclion Il s + dc
10 section "a dams le Towshp 6, Std de la Ran.
gee I Est.
1'ermes ct conditions-A un credit de dopze
mois, avec s%tenrite personnelIe ct hypoiheque
spscia'e pour i 6 dn prix de Ia dite 'effe. e,
pntr les antres 1T les ttrmes scrnn, fixes par
DIES assemblies de families deran, etre telues
avant lie jour de la vente.
c. /. SHAYZIi. Administrator
de Ia succession dAlne,ia NJ. King.
Opelousas. 10 Juliet
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NEW GOODS.
GREAT

u e Il AT Ii a hU - .rsl.,.,,
A I the store of Mr.. Raphael Hoil.et, 49,
IN ton. conducted by and under tAe VI a
troll Of Mr.. Louis Desbret. ~. sa
The citizens of st. Landry are neleoy :, -
formed that Ihave just received from ~ ~ ~ mr.
Orleans, a well and beautiful selecleel s. y ona IN
iinods which are now offered 70 my l.se vi cheaper
public generally. on terms as cheap i ~ s.ists II
tl,an the cheapest. Ny ASSORTMENT consu1 I
part of
Dry Goods, Clothing, r.,. TT 4k4E
Tobacco, Hardware, ~ i:roceiA
of all kinds. In short. | have ever, ,5 suseest.
line of business that your wants c'a'1 20
Call and examine my stock. ~. uo.,ds MIDI
n. B.-Also a good supply of 8 feet s0s'1' :.
feet PieuX for sale. ,oxo 81
Washington, La, November 5, i s. ii1o1,LEB
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Sources de Bell Cheney,

r soussignf ayant l'intention de monter un
IL moulin a scie a cette lnagnifiqne retraite d'ett,
pour Ia rebatir en- plein, en- fera tirer un plan de
vile, ct ottre a yeadre des terrains de grandeur
s%uifisante pour y ba tir une muison de dclneure ct
uhe cuisine. pour Ia somme de denx cents piastres
payable lie jour que iacte de vente scra pnsst.
II fourliira en- sns a chaqne aequereur yingt
mile pieds ,de bois pour $500 payalles quand ii
liviera le heis. Les acqudreurs aniolt HIRE jnuis.
sance DIES sources ct DIES inaisons de Lains; le soussi-
gre Sc reselyalt lie droit exclusif de tenir Hotel.
Cafe. etc. Cenx gui achateront DIES terrains n'au.
Nont !e droit dy batir que dcs maisons pliyees pour
deineurts settlement,
Ceux 4ii desire protiter dc l'ofre qui lcur est
falte feront biei de faire application Immediate.
.Hleht attn de s'asslirer dl cloix DIES teiTains. Les
.prenn,ers venus seront les preniers selyis.
70 lev 1861 LOUIS A PATIN.
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DE LII LOUTSTdNE

E1AT DE LII LOUISIANA.
Payne 4 Harrison Cour de District,
~ 10 v3 Pafoisse d'Dr!.ans
Henry Bollner No 1860.
I'm yertn dun writ de Fl ia dtliyre dams r'ai1ajre
~ cldessus, par la Cour dc District dams ct po,,r
la Paroissc d'Orleans ct lie s,lsait Fiat, ct A moi
adressG, ilsera expose en- veute puhlique. i 70 mois
dc credit, 4 Ia Maison de Cuur de cette tparoisse,
sAMEDl, lie 3me jour d'Aout. AID 1861, common.
cant a IL henres, ct continnant de jour Ell jour. sill
est necessaire, tous les t%itres, droits, intcrets ct
precautions du dtfendcur, Henry Bnllncr, 4 Ia
prop,ritte suivante, saisie pour satisfaire ieai. ordrc,
SAVIOR:
une certa'nc negresse nominee Elisabeth agee
denvirnn 40 ans. e
Bureau du sheriff, opelousas 10 Juliet 1861.
N' l.. V. CHACHETE, Sheriff.
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AVIS

T Els sonssignes phalmaeiens droguistes ont reso'
IL Ia qua ~lavenir, ills restreindront autant que
possible, leurs ventes dams les linli,es du compliant
Pour lenrs clients ponctuels, DIES complies seroht
toujnurs %ouverts, dependant les soussignes Sc rescr.
vent Ia faculte den demander lie paiement q Ia fin
de chaque mois.
II est de leur desir de solicitor lie patronage pu
bic ct d'elargir lie nombre de leurs clients, a,'tant
res ct aux interets mutuels, qui loivent exister en-.
tire facqu6reur ct lie vendeur.
lis siississent aussi cette occasion ponr PREF
ceux qui leur doivent de payer immediatcment gu
tout au moins de venir r6gler sans dtlai.
JOHN POSEY,
u. LtONCE HEBRARD,
A. LOUAILLlER. d Co.,
2 mars ls6l-6m j. A. NJ. MCMILLAN.
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Plantation for Sale.

Na lita uassFs on sayo o"e Bout, abeu e miles sI;s, No. = I
washington. 1t is we'll improved L there ss,s es MIL, I'D
!, sspd in ass,s.aa it contains j il al ans il hundred sra'
dted aud thirty one superficial asre T. az q sood sas
and forty of which are cleared anu
OF cultivation. I'D far Twelve
thousand dollars; one third of the amou1 ~ thres
cash. aud the balance on a credit Of o. ons S,ourht Nth
and fonl years. A few hands may DC Apply
the place if desired. Fer further y 'SG1ILLQ&,
to 49,, VILE riae.
Nav. II, ISL - am. he"i
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How dreadful that segar
Smells" exclaimed Gushing to
a companion; why, its an awful
smelling thing" 20, no, it's not
the segar that SMELLS" was the
reply, what is it. then 2" in
CURED Gushing. "Why, it's your
nose that smells, ofcourse-that's
what noses We're made for"
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500 de Recompenga

SERoNI paytes a celui qui !ogera ell prison on
NJ y ramenera au soussigne lie n;,gre no,ane * ~
ta Eon.'s ast a pen pres de 20 ans, sa hau. s
II a etc ac!iett de la succession de I.p.'; isr ~ =
ga mere: appartient a Gilbert David. i, Fanas tt"ase'
et son pere, au DIR Knox, a Plaqueminc. No"i f.
son mention de ceci parce gull est probable ak,
H"a. aans les eIV'rons. George est un neprc Intel.
A'seH.' CT lai deilande a etre guestionn. de pr,.s
LEWIS A. WEBB, Bayou Bsruf
opelousas, % decemlre ls6O-ino 'o" o"oi
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BATEAUX A VAPEUR.
Arrangement pour les hau
teS eauX.

r r paquebet regalier ct fin. marchel1r NINA
IL SHINES, Capitaine q. L. f.ouail-
ma, manr saes. 4 ! II heu res.'a d. NJ ma attn, ct de- -
Ia Nouyelle Orleans tous les mercredis IA . heures
de l'apres,midi. i
Ic bateau-a.vapeur solide ct fin parcheur AN
Ma PERRaT, ~capitaine j. A. Ca.oIs, quittera
Washington tous les lnardis i l heute, de lapres'
midi, ct Ia Nouvelle- rleans tous les sarnedis a
leureS da soir.
lie Bateau a vapeur, AL1NE, capitaine, Wm.C
Neal, sera anssi dams la navigation, mais ses jours
de. depart serout irreguliers.
Les passagers ct les ~co,signa ties penvent comp
ter sur ure stricte exactitude auant aux departs
du SHINES ct du PerIct.
lac taux du fret sera lie meme que ci-devant, So
V ir:
Sacre, par boucaud. 2 90,
Melasse. par Daril. 90 Is,
Cotton, par bale. 90 "a
lie fret de %retour, par barii ............... 90 so
o. HINCkLEY & Co.
aA o. unrarolrn 1SEh
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ARRETEE

A p %. Io,eaus plaquemine, par lie soussigne sur
a environ I'm an qu'elie reste autour dc Fem nl,ces
ment. Ellie est de la table ordinaire DIES mule,s In
Missouri. Sur son epaule gauche, ellie norte n na
mmafqae a pen pres ainsi: S ct ellie a environ . ans
S Uaaf "a on 10 VT Gonr Ia premiere tois. ellie await le
III ou eou et de IA qnene rase pres de Ia peau. EIle
a aes marques noirs lie long DIES epaulcs, des iamhes
u propriftaire est prize de venir pronver 81 nro.
Frsste ct payer Iss frais de- cstte notice,
So '4a T, CHACEEgF
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An attorney, on being called
to account Tor having acted un-
professionally in taking less than
the usual fees from his client,
pleaded that he had taken all
that the man had. He was there
upon, hollorAbly acquitted.
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sonssignt ottie SEES services A toutes les per
- sonnes, q'li desirent acheter on ye.,drc dies ter.
res et DIES negres. II compile fiire une tonrufe dams
tons les Flats du Sud dams le hut d'etahIir do,
asences. Ceux qni %veulent acheter on yendre, to.
Iont blen de venir me voir dams lie plus colirt ddili
on De m adresser lewrs lettres ii mon bureau de nos.
tie Washington, lie. fS
sou attention a tnite application.
oe pre- cellx qui vondraient m'honnorer de leur
eonilance de me bonner une description correcte
des proprietes, qu'ils desirent yendre on acleter.
JAMES q. HILL,
Opelousas, 20 mars ls6l-la
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AT a boarding house table one
day, a boarder remarked to his
nelghbor: "This is Il healthy
place for chickens" "Whv >"
said the other. ''Because.I new
er see any dead ones about
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Duty is a little blue sky over
every yer heart and soul-over
every life-large enough for a
star to look between two clouds.
and for the skylark happiness to
rise heavenward through and
sing in.
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My German friend how long
have you been married "Vell,
dis am a ting | seldom don't like
to talks about; but ven | dos it
seems to me about so long as it
ever vas"
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A friend has sent us a fine ell
craving representing an eminent
poet borne upward into the air
by an eagle. We never before
saw a poet on the back OF ali
eagle, though we are grieved to
confess that We have seen many
a one upon a lark"
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Arpentaga.

EN- sonss'gn6s s'ttant associfs sous Ia raison de
~ ChsviS Il Richie. dams lie but d'arnentcr de
racer, a acheter ct de vendre des terres par com.
Az Il 1h,o y oceuperont ayec attention ct ponctua,it,
us eSperent en- raison de la connaissance mil.
oat au pays ct dune striete attention ~ ian n
analres, inet1ter ct ohtenir lie patronage du pal,ic
Leur bureau est a Washington, Lne. p"'t
% F. F. CHEyIS.
Ia JUN 1860, A'ieHiE.
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DISSOLUTION.

Asoeiete pour la pratique du droit qui ~existait
ci-devant entire fHon Thomas II. Lewis ct lie
so'iSslgne q etc d'ssnute le % mars dernier par la
mort de NJ. Lewis. Les ahaites de Ia societt seront
liquidees par lie so,ssignt. Tous ceux. aui ont dcs
reclanlations contre Ia dite societe. sont prizes de
les presenter immediatement pour etre payees ct
tons eeux qui doiyent Il la societe, sout prizes de
venir regler.
20 ayrii JAS. N. PORTER
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CheVal enaYe.

EcHAPPE de Washington, .ln bean cbeya, do
L ~ cot'ienr girls de fer, ayant IA peu pres Is mains
&c nam, u a une tache sur ,ne dcs hanches et lns
aenS pleds de devant ferries. &c chcyal a dc bellies
iormes ct une jolie apparenoe. : 'e''
une honnete r6compensc sera nnyf q ouico,,,,o
fainsiiera lie cheval ci-dessus dtcrit au soaussir,,ee 4
WashingIon. :" S""'s'sie Il
l dec 1860. So , .-s.-e4 n n D1,z.,r
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If you are looking at picture,
you try to give it the advantage
ola good light. Be as courteous
to your fcllow-creatures as you
are to a picture.
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Some one reading a placard OF
the opera in which Madame Do
rus Gras was to sing the cLarac-
ter allotted to Miss Hayes, said
"he wondered how the substilu-
ton of grass Tor hays would be
relished in the stalls.
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D ALL, 4 years old in the spring, OF asy o0'''
d with black legs, name and tail, brea
by l.. J.. Dnpre Of st. Landry, e.. y N9Xt
Boston, jr.. ont of Prairie Flower bossor' - ShEf
jr., by Georss Martin, out of John !. NV, vi, |.
Boston lilly. ti.e get Of Boston, the ~celebtatsa VI
si:ia horse. Prairie Flower, by imported Sn = III
out OF Madge, the get of imported Lsc'0les"' :
Of Lady Of the Lake. 2 ~. 4 "a
Will serve mares during the next season, y -
each, payable invariably in advance. c.,,.td.
lie will stand at the stables OF Henry =. =. Nli
near Opelousas. Mares from a distance Gsn s =
On the premises, where they will receive PNFs'
care aud attention, at fifty cents . DAY.
Opelonsas. january "A, 1850. z.-