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An ordinary quality Of buf paper will for the
Of Manila paper, Of arm and even texture, and the
otuer. Of buff or eream-eoiored paper, Of approved
quality.
All the Envelopes must be made in the most thor
ough manner well gummsd for ssAling upon the entire
o. the sp q each and %p have s such
master General They must be banded In parcels Of
twenty ave packed In paseboard boxes each to contain
to bear transportation through the malls When
quantity not less than 900 Envelopes is required to
strong wooden boxes and in either case proper labels
Of direction must be placed upon the boxes by the
ThS KnvsInns. Dy AZ ~ ths pspatmsa
as may from time to time be required to Ill the orders
ofPostmates, and be delivered either at the New York
Post ONCE, or at the Stamp aud Envelope Agency in
New York, as the Postmaster General may direct free
Of cost for packing and transportation.
Bids also inyited for furnishing 1000 900 Rnve-
opes, less to be used In covering dead letters
returned to writer's, to be thoroughly made Of good
Inches The snVsloess must have such printing Spon
them as may be directed by the Postmaster General
made best SUay OF White or bSa psp 10
by inches in sine and to have the words "Post
once Dspartmen', )" " omeial Business" and Post
master printed on them In the prescribed by
thiA Department
These Envelopes must be delivered at the Post Once
Department in Washington, D. Q. In good order, ready
for use, free Of cost for packing and and
at the rate Of about 900 per week The nrst delivery
q the Envelope. specified above to be made As early in
Specimens Of the different kinds Of Envelopes, for
which proposals are Invited, may be seen BY applying
York, N VI Boston, bAss PhilAdelphiA, Pa, Balu-
more, Nd. or they may be obtained direct from this
Department
Bidders will be expected to furnish specimens Of the
Envelopes they propose to supply aud bid will be
considered unless offered by Manufacturers Of Enyel
oPes, accompanied BY satisfactory guarantees.
Tho price bid. aud the quality 81 samples submitted
will both be taken into consideration In awarding the
contract,
Bond and security will bs required for the faithful
performance Of the contract and all payments under It
will be hAds quarterly.
The bids should be endorsed Proposals for Once arr
Returned Letter Envelopes" and addressed to the
Third Assistant Postmaster General.
W, DENNIsoN,
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Death OF n Baltimore Printer.
BALTIMORE, June WIN s. Sherwood, prOprl.
etor of the principal printing establishment in this
city, died to day.
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TNHE 0RAT0RIO OF THE FLOWER
l. QUEEN, OR THE CORONATION OF THE ROSE
WILL BE GIVEN BY THIS
YOUNG LADIES OF THE SECOND DISTRICT SCHOOL
At Growers Theatre, on FRIDAY EVENING, June s,
1855, under the direction OF Prof J. H. DANIEL,
menoing A. S o clock, p. m.
This beautlful FLORAL Exhibition will be produced
with nus effect, with efficient chorus Of hy or more
Young Ladies', Pupils attached to Of our Public
Grammar Schools.
The proceeds to be applied to aid in the purchase
Of Piano for the Of the School.
Tickets Of admission, 80 cents. ie0.A
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PROPOSALS FOR ENVELOPES.

Posr OFFICE DEPARrMEEr,l
WAsHINaroN, D. c., May ~, 1865.
Sealed Proposals will DO received At this
until June D At clock, p. m for furnishing Rnve-
and second class Offices, during period Of two years
from the LIST Of July. 1885. The estimated number Of
Envelopes that will be required 10 follows.
Glass 10000 Envelopes for Circulars, bIf by 3
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PRoRoaALa.
DROPosALS FOR MATERIALS, UN-
IL DER TIE DOMINANCE OF THE BUREAU OF |
EoUIPMENf AND RECRUITING, TO BE SUP. |
PILED TO THR DIFFERENT NAvY.rARDs

DROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS, UN-
III DER THE DOMINANCE OF THE BUREAU on
EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING, TO BE SUP.
NAvr DrpAnrxrrr,l
BUrrAu or EpurPrsSr Arp RrcRuIrIEa,
WAsHINaros, June T. 1896
Sealed Proposals 10 furnish Material. FOR The
H. Sp ;nd IL 20 e =;
next a. which tine The proposal. III :. opsnsd
Bureau Of Equipment and Recruiting, Navy Depart
ior Materials. Ss ior The Navy that they may Is dis.
Printed schedules for any class together with In
truetlons 70 biddsr giving the forms Of proposal Of
shsd 70 such persons as SssIrs 20 BID on spplisaon
the Commandants Of the respective navy yards and
h gS q all The Yards on .pPeailon 70 the Bureau
chasing Paymaster Of each station will have copy Of
the schedules Of the other Yards for examination only
whether Ia desirable TO make application FOR any On
the classes Of those yards.
The proposal must be for the whole Of class; and all
applications for information or for the examinaou of
sampe. must be made to the CommandAnts Of the re-
The proposal must be accompanied By . certificate
from the Collector Of Internal Revenue for the district
in the articles for which no proposes and he must far
Their show that he IL Manufacturer Of, or q regular
dealer In, the articles which he proposes to supply
The guarantors must be certified BY the Assessor Of Ia
tsIna Revenue for the district in which they reside
The contract win be awarded to the person who
by law; the Navy Department however reseryins the
right to reject the lowest bid for any which may deem
suretls. in the fall smoun, viii be required to sign
the contract and their responsibility must be certified
70 the satisfaetion Of the Navy Department As addi
ional security twenty per esntum will be withheld
from the amount Of the bills until the contract shall
have been completed, and slightly per eentum Of the
maudant Of the respective yard will be paid by the
PAymaer Of the station designated In the contract IN
within ten days after the warrant for the same shall
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VHE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

II
THE Lady Directors Of the NATIONAL soLDIERs' AND
SAILORS 0RPHAS HONS will commence to hold Fair In
this city the 18th day Of May next the proceeds
which are to bo devoted to the support and maintenance
Of NATIONAL SOLDIERS AND SALONS 0RPHAEs not other
wise provided for in their respective States and Terri
tories.
Zach State and Territory Is to be represented by ia
blo and the Ladies' intend that the District Of
shall bear ereditable contrast with any.
The Ladies' will meet at Wesley Chapal eorner NJ p
and finh streets every Tuesday, at a. n until tbs
opening Of the Fair and all Ladies DESTROYS Of co
ting 10 the objects Of the association are cordially In
yited to attend. npiO.td
The Lady Managers Of the National soldIers' and
sAors' Orphans Rome Association regret to an
to the pubc their inability to open their Par al the
time adVersed-May las they hnd 1t Impossible TO
obtain building In time sufficiently eommodious. As
soon as the necessary ne notice
Will be given. 10 expected that this
will no way discourage the energies OF the friends
the Importance q renewed and united action until the
good 10 accom- plished. mySO.ti
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER
CHIEY oUARrERnLsrER q oYpIor. !
DRPOT or wAauIHaTon

GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER.
CHTEY oUARrERnAsrHR' g oYYIoH
DEPoI OF wAsHIEsroH,
wAsHIEGros, ID. O., May 81, 1850.
The offers received upder the dyertf ensnt Of May
being considered less than the real value OF the male
invited until THURSDAY, June a. is6s at i2 clock
for the purchase Of stS feet q Lum-
ber, Of the the following sizes and descriptions, yI
Is. 900 feet llS.ineh Oak.
100, 900 feet 2-inch Oak.
100, 900 feet q Inch Oak.
l29, 600 feet S-ineh Oak.
10, 900 feet IS-ipeh Oak.
7S 900 feet 4-ineh Oak.
10, 900 feet 6-inch Oak.
10, 200 feet 2-ineh .soyv
g 800 feet s-inc.d Hickory.
y. 10y ieet4 inch Hickory.
2g'VW isst Jf.ineh Ash.
~. 90 feet 2lneh Ash.
So 900 Feet 3-nsh Ash.
%, 600 feet 4-ineh Ash.
90 600 feet b.ineh Ash.
8, 800 feet A-ineh Pine
"a, 500 feet K-ineh Pine.
81, 200 feet l-inch Pine
%, 900 feet sz-ineh Poplar,
IL, 900 feet l-ineh Poplar.
The attention Of wagon and cAIrag IL calIed
to this sale a, the above Is very superior lot Of we'll
seasoned Lumber, suitable for purposes
Il eau be seen By apply to Breye BIigadisr General
G. u. ToMPklNs, Quartermaster 10 charge at Lincoln
Depot about one mile east Of the Capitol.
Bids will be received for the purchase Of ten thousand
feet aud upward The undersigned reserves the right
to reject all the bids should they be considered low
Payment In 0oyerumen funds will be required upon
notification OF acceptance Of bid aud prior to the delv-
cry Of the Lumber which lat be removed within NJ
teen days after the proposal IL accepted.
Proposals should be signed by the bidders full name
aud give his poet o1ce address, plainly endorsed Pro.
PoSalS for the Purchase OrLambsr, and directed to
Brevst Major General and Chief ouaItsrmastsr.
iel.id Depot Of WAahinEtO
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT
THE AMERICAN COTTON PLANTING
LOAN COMPANY
SHARES Us.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hon. SIMON CAMERON, Ia. Secretary Of War.
Hon; JOS. A. GILMORE, Ex-Governor of New Hamp.
shire.
Hon. CHAUNcEY NJ, DEPEw. late Secretary of State
New York.
Hon. JAS, 4; WALTON, late Treasurer OtU. g. Mint,
Hon. N, B. BRYANT, Boston, Mass.
oko L. rRAsk' ESQ.,, dra Of BigslOw 4 Trask, New
THos COREY, ESQ, nrm Of Corey, Wilson Co, Bos.
ELTJAH ?. DEwING, ESQ, New orlsans,L
Major II. o. BRIGHAM, late Paymastsr U. g. A, wash
ington, D. q.
This Company offers greater Inducements for Invest
ments than any Stock Company now In existence,
The object Of the Company Is 10 afford facilities to the
impoverished Cotton and Sugar Planters OF the South to
and get their crops to market always taking good
and satisfactory seenriy by mortgage on their PantA-
ton and crops for money advanced IN procuring sup
piles paying labor, aud other necessary expenses Incl
dental to the development Of the soil,
CAPITAL AND LABOR
are the universal requirements Of the largest portion Of
SOUTHERN STATES,
and when udioiously applied matter by whom fur.
country to Its former prosperity and make the South all
'' The GARDEN OF THE WORLD.
Subscription books have been opened In this city by
JOHN W MAdlLL, Agent, at the BANKING House q
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO., corner Of PennsylyAniA
Sysnue and Tenth street Gp2S.u
NEW ARRIVAL OF PARTISAN
IN GOODS
N. WILLIAM has received, per steamer Napoleon
III beautiful line o. goodsvthe very latest styles In
sonnets, Hats, bAntillRs, WhRe and white and Black
Cuny Laees, Cluny Lace Waists, Black Chains Flowers
Hair, Braids, Trimmings, Morning Robss, 3o, ,&e,
Dresses and EAntilaS out aud made to order In the
latest Freneh styles, Also, Patterns cut. ..
d.. NJ WILLIAM,
$50 PennGylVAniA' avenue, .r
mySo'lw Toile TrsVisS, Paris,
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sALns. ~
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD.
- iNas.
Cmar ouAnfrznAsrrr,s ovx,c, :
pErof or wAsHrraror
wAsHmeroH, d. o., Jane 7, 1855
the direction Of Srsast EsSssssni coPoss Jsn .sdsr
O'clock the following described oovsrnnssi build
At THE SOLDIERS REST, ON THE BALTIMORE AND
Oh o RAILROAD. I-I =
One ND Guard house, 2ix2pl< feet.
Two ~ sinks, each exs2 feet VI
One ~ Sink, 6x5f feet
ON 1S %u " SABLE .,.;, 1879 tsst
The CoRHkR or DELAWARE AvHNUE AND a
On: q %S I.,aS s.IS1lss.{ t.s.
the bIiidings will be sold sagiy and must be re-
moved within hftssn days from data Il sale.
Terms Cash. In o0V'rnmsnt iSnd.. /.
=. =, Brew. MAJ. Gen. and Chief aasrsssnssi.r.
leo Depot Of washingfon.
SALEOF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
~ AT JUDICIARY SQUARE,
CHIrr ouARrEnnasrrn's oyyrcr.
DEPor or wAsHseros
wAsHrsaros, c., June /, isee.
viii be sold At public auction, the premises. und.r
the direction Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Jsmsa M
Moore, A ~, on THURSDAY, June !, isee A II
s,s sO 81 ma ~. following buians' stu
one ~ Stable, 20 By Il feet
Oae ~ Dead house, 10 By 10 feet t ......
One ~ ouard. house, % By "a feet
moved within hftssn days from dais Of sale. y ~,
i''m'' oA'h' In d0'srhmsn' fqads; , 10
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief ausrt.rns.,.,.
Jez.@ Depot Of wsshibgton.
ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
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GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
" TIE BBNRRIf OF
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
NATIONAL ORPHANS HOME FUND,
under the suse. Of the soidisrs' and Sailors Union,
Washington, D. O., at Growers Theatre, on
THURSDAY EVENING, August 2, 1880.

As- 10000 tickets will DO sold al o. saoh-75,ooO
presents awarded valued at t2oo,ooo $4,000 Of the
proht to be given 10 the Soldiers and Sailors National
Orphans Home Fuud, a. 800 10 the Washington Male
and Female Orphan Asylum tho balance after dsdutng
expenses TO be paid to the Treasurer Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Union Of Washington, d. O.
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BYTELEGRAPH
The National Republican.
The Fenian Marauders.
MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENTS
FENIAN LEADERS ARRESTED.
THEY REFUSE TO GIVE BAIL.
The Leaders are Dependent.
BANQUET TO MINISTER BURLINGAME
THE UNITED STATES COURT At RICHMOND
II II H NJ A II * f II 3 4.
s.----->- -.
BANQUET TO MINISTER BURLINGAME
THE UNITED STATES COURT AT RICHMOND
ARREST OF THE FENIAN ROBERTS.

It H r NJ A n * e II 8
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There certainly is some truth in the
following TALK ON change of the New
Orleans Times;
s''Who cares for the man who pays his
debts! The famous are those who make
q noise IN the world, and the man who
meets his obligations has small chance
to be widely known, because he owes no
man anything, and it is well known that
the notoriety in the world is given by
elamorous creditors. Creditors visit the
pay nobody two or three times week
and their creditors soon learn to discuss
his prospects since they are told that
everything depends upon the pay nobody
settling that little bill. In short time
every one has heard of him; the history
OF himself is written on every record OF
the courts, and his family connections
soon become known by the pleadings OF
nembers Of the bar. But he who pays
! hisdebts there's an end of him. His
prospects are never discussed, his resi-
Gence is n0tadown on the collectors book
: or engrossed with black mark on the
fax-collector's Professional insignia. The
I mark O. X. renders. him unknown, and
ne is forgotten in the greedy memory OF
eo1lstables, and in the Immortality OF le-
gal fights he owns no stock. In short the
readiest way to become knOWnis to pay
no debts and fail for a hundred thousand
or SOL
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FURNITURE STORE
GROCERY.

VHE undersigned has just arrived
ILL., from New Orleans with we'll Sc
lected assortment of household furniture
which he feels confident he can sell at a
lower price than the same can be pur-
chased in the city, costs included.
He has also brought large and well
selected assortment of Groceries, tinware
&C., which, added to his already well as
sorted Grocery, leaves nothing to be de-
sired in that line of business;-And his
prices will be, as heretofore, as moderate
as possible.
Having secured the services of an ex-
cellent cabinet-maker, he will continue
to repair old pieces of furniture.
L. WAITER.
Opelousas, May 5th, 1866.
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S25 REWARD,

STOLEN from the plantation of A.
y Donate, fills, near Opelousas, about
two months ago, half American Mare
of clay bank color, branded about thus :
RI, and six years old.
Twenty dollars will be given for the
apprehension and conviction of the thief,
and five dollars for the recovery and de-
livery of the mare to
G.. DELAHOUSSAYE.
Arnaudville, st. Landry, May 19-lm
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Notice "a Town taxpayers.

yuvHE tax payers of the town of Opel
ousas are hereby notified to call at
NV Office at the Court House, and settle
their town taxes for the year 1866, ON OF
before the first day Of July next, if they
wish to avoid costs. o
In nv absence Mr. d. c. sittig is au-
thorized to give receipts in my name for
the above tax.
opelousas May Goth, 1e66.,
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The Selma iAla.) Messenger states
that Robert Bonner. recently explained
his success with the New York Ledger as
follows
found that The reading public wanted
trash. | have given it, and you see the
result. | engaged Edward Everett, Hen
sry Ward Beeeher, and other distinguish
cd men to write for my paper, only stip-
nlat1ng that they should write trash:
they complied with my condition, and
row you have the secret in nut shell.
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HERE'S The GROCERY.

WE have the honor to inform our
w friends and the public in general,
that we have opened Grocery in the
house opposite Afr. Gibbs old stand, cor
ner of Court and Bellevue Streets, Opel
ousas, where we will keep constantly on
hand full supply of Groceries, such as
FLOUR, BACON, BULK PORK,
Smoked Shoulders and Sides, Potatoes,
Soap Salt Beans, Lobsters,
Cheese, Candies,
Raisins, sardines,s Sveet Oil, Coal OIL,
Rice, Goldfish, Mackerel Macaroni,
VermieelH, Coue Oysters, Jellies,
Chocolate, Preserves, Beer,
Wines, Port, Madeira,
WHISKY, &C., &e.
Our prices will be as moderate as cir
cumstances will permit. TeTms:-Cash.
F'ERAY & RAULIN.
Opelousas, March 10, 1s66-39.
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Office Asst. Special Agent,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !

Office Asst. Special Agent,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
Washington La, October 10Th, 1865
IT PURSUANT to authority vested in me by
l ethe Hon. O. H. Burbrdge, Supervising Spe
cial Agent, Treasury Department, the undersgn-
ed hereby assumes the supervision of collecting
captured and abandoned cotton and other property
belonging to the government of the United States
within the Parishes of S.. Landry, Avoyelles and
Ponte ,Cou pee, in the State of Louisiana.
H. All persons found eInbezzling the Gov
ernnent property under pretence of being sub
agents, will be arrested and dealt with as the
circumstances in each case may justify; and
whilst the undersigned will not interfere with the
shipment of private nroperty within the said
Parishes, it is announced that persons engaged
in the traffic of the aforementioned class OF pro-
perty either by purchase or sale, are presumed to
know the same to be private property; and if
found attempting to embezzle Government pro-
perty, will be prosecuted as telons.
III. Persons having in charge captured or aban-
doned property will be held resposibe for its de-
livery to the undersigned, or the value of the
same in money other property, the valuation to
be at the rates of the New Orleans market and
persons who have had possession of such property
will report at once to whom the same was deliv-
! cred, the place to which the same was shipped,
upon what vessel ana 10 WnoH cOislSheu.
| " Liberal compensation will be paid to per-
sons having in charge captured or abandoned
property, upon their forwarding the same to this
office and all contracts relating to such property
within the Parishes named, must be made di-
rectly with the undersigned.
W. F. MCLEAN,
asst Special Agent Treasury Department
| Office in the building Head Quarters Com
mander of this Post. 2O-u
Special Notice.
TOR Che better information of parties who
IL have had, or at present have captured OF
abandoned property, deem it necessary te
quote an abstract of the law embodied IN tht
regulations:
PARTICLE III, Paragraph I. Abandoned pro
pertv is that which has been or may be deserted
by the owners, or when the lawful owner thereo
shall be voluntarily absent therefrom and eng:a
ged, either in arms or otherwise. in aiding or en-
Ecouraging the rebellion"
w F. MCLEAN,
Assistant Special agent, T. D..
October 28th, 1865. 20-tf.
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0pelousas, st. Landry, La. JupakssEz11&1h E
FoRSale at Private Sale.

f5fsTa f5fa A SMALL PLANTATION,
EM Situated on the border of the Town
of Opelousas, containing about 80 acres of
land. The improvements consist of goN
and spacious dwelling house, kitchen, corn
crib, carriage house, servants rooms, a fine
vegetable garden, orchard, all we'll orna-
mented with shrubs and evergreens.
For the conditions, which will be advan.
tageous to the purchaser, and other par
ticulars, apply to
j. A. ANDRUS, on the premises.
IOpelousas, January 27, l866-33.
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DOIBEAR
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

COrHeT Camp U UOWWUH b"tFto' tH Wo
Spacious and Elegant "Story
Buit7ing," New Orleans,
rs constantly in session under able Professors
L 1t was founded in 1882, and is chartered by
the State. Its former students may be found as
Prin ,ipas OF Book-Keepers, in large portion of
the old houses of this city, and over the Southern
States. Ladies or Gentlemen can attend the
COMMERCIAL COURSE. or Book Keeping,
Penmanship, Mathematics, English, French or
Spanish. A business education, that enables one
to earn $4,000 or $4,000 annually is the best for
tune parents can give their sons. Ladies and
Gentlemen are invited to call. City healthy.
RUFUS DOLBEAR, President.
New Orleans, February Sd, 1866. 34-1y,
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DUPRE g. GARLAND;

ACtOIu6yS dL Law,
VT7 ILL exercise their profession in the Courts
w of St Landry. Calcasieu, Lafayette and
St. Martin Office at Opelousas.
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Estate of Jos. ID. Gardiner.

ESIdIE Ut JUSs IL, UdI UIIltI'
District Court. Parish Of 81. Lamdry.-No. 2879
TOHN f. SMITH, of the Parish of St. Lam
eJ dry, having applied by his petition to be ap.
pointed Dative Administrator of the Estate OF
Joseph D. Gardiner. late of the Parish of st.
Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make oppo-
stion to the said appointment, will file the same
in writing at my office in the town of Opelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
CLERKS OFFICE
Opelousas, June ed, 1866.
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
H A r D w A r E!
A R0USSET

IL "A Il IL w II II T.!
A. ROUssET,
Successor to Rousset 4 VOORHEES,,
HAVING received lis spring stock of Hard
Il Il acare solicits call from his old customers.
in St. Landry and adjoining Parishes, and would
call their attention to the following list of goods;
Casks Sad Irons. asstd. sizes,
S Corn Mills, -"
S 1" Planters Hoes, all Nos,
10 :" Trace Chains,
Table Cutlery all qualities,
l Pocket Cutlery" &c
so coils ass'td. Man. Rope, all sizes,
25 Cotton Plough Lines, "
so dog. bcst Chopping Axes. q"
50 i" shinging and CTd. Hatchets,
10 cases Axe Handles, good and common,
IS gross Mule Collars,
IS I" Blind Brides,
25 !" NIUE and Horse Hames.
so b" best Cotton Cards, No 10,
20 Wool '' "a and 8,
25 Long Handle Spades,
25 " ' Shovels,
10 Long and Short Handle Spades,
90 ' Garden Hoes and Rakes,
20 Manure and Hay Forks,
25 Coffee Mills, all sizes.
Also
4 Complete Stock Of
Shelf Hardware,
such as Locks, Files, Bench Planes, Saws
Hatchets, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Spoons
and Forks, Corkscrews, Gun Tubes Percussion,
Caps, Guns, Pistols, Caps and Shot, all of which
will be sold at the to,eest Market price for Cash.
A. ROUSSET.
No II, Old Levee Street,
mrl7-3m Opposite Custom House
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Lumber Lumber!
II HE undersigned informs his friends
Il and the public that he has repaired his
Saw-mill Oh Bayou Courtableau, near Bar
ry Landing, and that he is now ready to
fill all orders for lumber that may be ad-
dressed to him.
The capacity of his mill and the guam
tity of logs which he can now dispose of,
will allow him saw wood of any dimension
that may be required.
CHARLES CLOSE.
St. Landry, Nov II, 1865. 22tf