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AMUSEMENTS.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER wALLAcK.
''''' open Ixs;f sIdIaT SUf 7 two SsoA''' : ~
LOST AT SEA,
rHT I'll III S'Ef !; iiii ii SS$ss
nARvELLousLY 'Ri REAL IL BURNING ATTIC.
TON TN AsS sssSs COMEDY
With ss;1si RI
NIgLo's GARDEN.
N L'''''' and Ssssfss; SSsfg14 xfRi iAnRErr PALMER
'na every evening FlfPfS; sPf Saturday Matinee
KING OF TIE Fl 'As GOLD MINES
tS %sS PsTSs q TSsd renowned
Mis-. LYDIA THOMPSON,
NJ, uAsRy and I,i. REoxtT4 Ella wEArhERsBY.
n Mr nSEfs " S eARfLl eSsRhl4r
S;;'sa asiEF ;sSssSs ayysssSiss
late stage manager OF the Parepa Rosx Troupe.
The piece produced with
" ' ssesaaisai sS!ss ESeess, By SSfssa Sherwood.
Magnificent Costumes. by Lsnrsys;
and composed BY
FIFf1St Or THE KING OF TaE St GOLD MINES ss'
grand % a. % %burssSgs Two acts
Bro.hsrs and specially adapted to the American by Mr.
CHARACTERS
Prince Pfppin (his heir apparent who wishes TO wed
appleiy He can't anchor himself to Princess, and
KING III. {. King
Prince Dollins Pppn's younger brother, second
Lord Dundreary): Mtss Lima Edwin
Baron powy Prtme Mtntsterl.. Mr w. Brutone
Twiggletto (Court Deectvcl .Misa Alice Aherton
Ffourinugsen dhe dusty miller Mr.. e. Chapman
alias Thingummy, alias W hats bis-Nam known
a. home by n few very confidential friends As.
Dame Flourimugsen (the mlsr's better half, or by
comparison three quarters; fat and fair 10 the eye,
aud forte to the carr MT Harry Beckett
Prncess Apalins, the pride di,eraiy) Of foreign
court... .Msa Pauline Markham
Sileu, the Golden Haired (the mier's daughter and
pfety eplnst0r)..... Miss Eliza WeHtherbby
Grandmother nice old lady, only 500 years DID,
stone deal, or, we may say, Granny yto-deaf)
Mr. John Dunn
Ladies attached 10 the)
BAroness Giggo Princess train Sweets Miss Robinson
Countess Snigse 10 the suite but Miss Lippcott
all superhuous ........J
lst Hunter yTwo little arei Miss Hughes
I'd Hunter. game for sport. Miss williams
Frauien Smaibrains yBetfes Of the wiz Miss Tkmtono
Fraulen Thittensptry Miss Strickland
Courtiers Soldiers, Guards Policemen, Hunters Pilgrims
Peasants, MUSICIANS Mlers Lackeys Bdesmaids Pages
FIRST LYDIA THOMPSON MATINEE. SATURDAY,
AT O.
Boz sheet open six days In advance.
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eth AVENUE THEATRE,
West Twenty fourth street. door from Broadway.
Sole Lessee and Mana Mr. AUGUSTIN DAILY
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- The Eleventh. FRoU-FR0U Matinee ner. Saturday
.. Seats may be secured twelve days In advance.
- The Wednesday Matinees OF FROU-FROU will be re-
svGpad Wednesday, April 2O
The public that hereafter all tickets pur-
chased OF sidewalk specuaors will be stopped the
Mr. Dalys desire always has abste very
annoying nuisance which ticket peddng
genders and In making the above OF the ues OF his
theatre believes that he able protect public
from continuance OF the In his theatre
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ Corner Twentythird street and Eighth avenue.
JAMES FISK, pre.or
JOHN +. COLE. Manager
THE GREAT SENSATION OF THE PERIOD,
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DATrrs FAREWELL coNCEsIs sTEINwAY HALL.
l. Commencing WEDNESDAY, APRIL6
Mr Max stra kosch begs TO announce that the world
Miss CARLoTrA PATTI,
returning the successful and brilliant concert
tour on record WILL prior To her departure Tor o Janeir
in
Two GRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS
WEDNESDAY, April q, and FRIDAY, April 3.
-, . Miss cARLOTTA PATTI
VIII, NJ these Farewell Concerts, be assisted by
Mons. ThhoDORE RITTER Nous. Il. JEHIN PRUME,
Mr.. HENRY sQUlRES, Herr JOSEF HERMANkS,
,,..., WITH with GRAND CONCERT ORCHESTRA;
THWKspAY, APRIL BROOKLYN ACADEMY.
SATURDAY. April, Ml p. NJ, PATTI MATINEE.
.,. -. SUNDAY. April ~, at 3 r. NJ,
GRAND SACRED AND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.
First and only appearance OF Miss PATTI oratoro
sisted by tue above artists and nrsi appearance OF the
Miss CLARA PERL
Admission ST. Reserved Seats so cents extra
Admission to Matinee tnclading reserved seats1 81
The sale or seats will commence Monday April
Ticket Ofce OF the Hall also at 50f and li4 Broadway
I)AREPA- ROSA ENGLfsH OPERA COMPANY
j ACADEMY or Music, NEW YORK. April g. ls7O
To EDITOR THE HERALD
DEAR SIR-Wl you kindly permit me- through 'yoar pa
per- correct the statement made In TO-
day relative TO Madame iarepa osas intended departure
for Europe The that she would leave Amer
lea indefinitely was am happy to state, error her
to Europe will only he temporary, and for the
OF and attention to family matters IN London make
correction personally, wrote the advertisement
definitely" under misapprehenson. Yours. truly, ,.
Carl Rosa. D. Hess Co. director, PArepa Rosa English
Opera Company.
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ITO LET--A PLEASANT FLOOR, CONSISTING OF
five rooms, with all modern mprovements rent reason
able to good tenant room II required. Call ut AZ
West Forty street.
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ITO LET-THE UPPER PART OF A PRIVATE HOUSE,
2s2 East Thry.eghth street, Second avenue,
ANAL American family OF adults Inquire OF The owner
the premises
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ITO LET-DINING ROOM AND PARLOR FLOORS,
Bedrooms, &c., OF high basement brick House, with
every for keepiny perfect order
@l0O month Inquire oce OF Excelsior Fruit and We
Getabie Peeler, 657 Broadway.
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DOwERY THEATRE.
ID WM. b. FRELIGH. Proprietor aud Manager
GRAND COMBINATION. DOUBLE COMPANY.
FIFTY ARTISTS IMMENSE VARIETIES.
New DramA-AvALANCHE; Or, MARCEL, THE GUIDE.
Nile. CONCHfTA RONZATI,
the charming Premiere Daaseass, P&nommst aud
sentative of NEUROLOGICAL ststuary The champion synnAs
Harry SmRK on the Trapeze Mons; sENAL0
Mile. BASriAN, At one time, Mile. GERALDlNEs
IN their never eauallsd DEFIANCE ACT.
JOHN J. ENGLER, Jr., Champion skater OF America
FRED GORDON his original eccentric songs changes ace
BOBBY DALEY, FASHIONABLE BELLK.
WALDRON and COLLINS Double Clog.
JUMBO JUN.
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61i-THEATRE CoMIQUE,
Sdf Broadway opposite s. Nicholas.
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD OF ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE
THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Enthusiastic encomams nightly elected by the most acute
bill
SUPERB NOVELTIES AND sPECIALIrIEs.
The iaughabte and amusing farce entitled
MR.. AND MRS PETER WHITE.
MT Peer White. MI y q STEWART
Mrs Peter White. Miss JENNY klMBALL
MAJOR Pepper. ....,.............hrE r. T. sLoGps !n
Drown.
"'D'" "N''I TIE GRAND BALLET TaojiUjfE. ''
TiiE WATER NYMPHs.
LEW SIMMONS LEW SIMMONS,
The favorite Ethiopian Comedian.
MASTER BARNEY.
ovG vGpuTc%HSrlEdELsouTEcE9UU % U,
ShH Kelly Il GOES K T. II ERAzss AszhSscuA' J. sSEks sss
TAslsushabls comic psnsonHspeo pan nm o4,, Of
Doors open 6}6 ~ o'clock. Boz Office
open daily Seats secured six days in advance.
pooTHs THEATRE,
ID Twsuy..brd street, between Fifth and Sixth
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE ENGAGEMENT.
LAST SiSSaIs OF
MACBETH"
TO Sbakspeares sublime Tragedy OF that name
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
on MoMDAy, ;nT4 AIJt. APRJtss.
Seats secured weeks In advance OF
theatre Office Of
II. Di,son Co., IN Broadway
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ROOMS AND APARTsrRNrs TO LET.

ITO LET-TWO ROOMS ON THE FIRST FLOOR AND
back Basement, with NIL modern improvements. TO q
small family without children. Inquire at %S West Thirty
seventh street.
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ITO LET-IN A HOUSE WITH ONE FAMILY, TWO
L Pariors second story, two Rooms third, 10 small
family Apply q, Sss Hudson street. third door above Four
teanth Arrest.
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ITO LET-TO SMALL, RESPECTABLE FAMILY THE
Upper Part, consisting OF six rooms of dwelling in
Forty sixth street. near broadway.
GRADY & FOX, 12s Broadway.
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10TH wARD-THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF
- the old Thirteenth ward will rally at Clinton
evening" 7 o'clock, for the purpose Of endorsing the
ton OF Hon. VIM Tweed The Senator, Mayor all and
will positively address the meeting BY order.
JOSEPH II. TOOKER
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements.
MICHAEL HEALY, Secretary.
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HOUSES WANTED.-PAkTIES DESIRING TO RENT
IL sell their Ilonses either IN the city or country.
please leave particulars with ROBERT 7. MEEKS, Real
Estate Broker, 50 Cedar street
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RIO LET-ON BEEKMAN HILL, UPPER PART OF s5
feet house, containing all modern improvements Apply
premises 1926 East Fifeth between 1s and I'd
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II ELY LEON'S MINSTRELS.
N 720 broadway.
Notwithstanding the unprecedented success Of
CHING CHOW HI,
u will positively be Removed after Twelve Representa-
tons to make room for sensations
First Appearance OF the Celebrated Comedians,
MR.. JOHN HART,
MR.. ADD RYMAN
LEON AS FASHIONABLE KATE.
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PARTIES HAVING HOUSES OR FLOORS vi
IA town to rent dnd immediate tenants by sendin
particulars to BROWN SIMONSON, "a West Thirty secon
street, junction Broadway and Sixth avenue.
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A HOUSE WANTED-UNFURNISHED, BY RE.
IA sponsbe party for years location, For
eh and Sixeh streets, side. Address, stating rent
INSURANCE, box l79 Herald odce.
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BILLIARDS..

billiard TABLEs.-PERSONs IN WANT WILL
- find that SHARP,S - the cheapest and best In use.
Mauufactory AIS Broome street.
EoR sALE--A TBREE-QUARTER SIZE TABLE:
II nearly new aud best makers; splendid order; all
eomple,o; cheap. Call on THOMAS BARCLAY, "a Pine
street, from 1910 2.
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| T'o LET-TO A FAMILY OF ADULTS, FOR LIGHT
l. housekeeping the Second Floor tie house 80 Clin
ton place, three the Brevoort House. Apply on
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A FEW SMALL HOUSES WANTED-IN THE EIGHTH
IA Ninth and Fifteenth wards particularly for respectable
families Call full particulars 7. FRANCIS GIB.
BUNS 46 BroOme street, between Broadway
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TrO LET-SECOND FLOOR OF s93 THIRD AVENUE;
i large rooms, gas, and closet, cheap
rent $685. from April l. Inquire 223 East Fifty second
street. between Second aud Third avenues.
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rNO LET-FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS AND FINE
store and saloon Floors 73 West Fourth street opposite
Washington square. Apply to CHS FITZPATRICK, No.
C0rReia street. -
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WANTED--A BILLIARD TABLE, IN GOOD ORDER.
w not over by ~ feet 4hx9 preferred Addre3a eating
paftieulsrs. \, B.. box Att Post o0es-
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ITO LET-FROM MAY |, PART OF THE ENGLISH
basement House l East Nipcieepth street, with all
Improvements; 6rs class tenant only TO bs seen from
tLit r.. ~
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THREE STORY HOUSE WANTED TO RENT, BY
N. n responsible tenant located between Third and
Sixth and below Forty Send full par
ticuars price, &C, to W. D. RUSSELL, Herald Office
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~he @orth Carolina Election.

-, s,.rses .rsess .lssfcation news from North Carroll
y. 4 hsautiful. Returns indicate the
80; e,...;on ,f WIN. M. SHIP, Conservative,
s, s's Attorney General, over SAMUEL F.
paMIIps, y. Radical, by q majority of from
m, ( to ID, 900. The Conservatives have
.,srea majority in both Houses of the
1ss;sisture, and have carried five of the
.sysn % Congressional districts.
Tsns snch a victory has been won
the armies of HOLDEN and GRANT
"a INIT been precipitated upon the un-'
..,nsd voters, Indicates an unprecedsnt-
s.x-ssisiue against the expressions and
ssss,sptions Of HoLDEN's government.
The honest men and good citizens Of all
SsSties seem to haye united for the re-
Efd North Carolina as they did in
m Tsuuessee. But for'the employment of
ssnilitary to drag multitudes of citi-
seasfprefheir homes and to overawe
1ag The majority would have been
snsA1a0re decisive. Having failed by
snch n,ssns to accomplish anything more
sksa . red uction of the popular major
;ty against him, it is not improbable
TakHoLDEa will attempt to throw out
isetsras enough to nullify this expression
n fae popular will. Whatever the re-
m,k.mey be, whether HOLDEN doctors
tha .ssturns or Congress proceeds to a
sesoea reconstruction of the State, the
ela6zaR .H August 4th shows at once
All the Radicals were compelled to rely
on ,Ahe military for victory, and that
even this could not wholly stifle an over
rhelming opposition or prevent the peo-
nIa.sfrom recording their testimony
asaisst the piraticai oigarchy imposed
1iSon them hy d partisan tyranny. Let
n hone that We shall hear Of no more
bsSonet elections in this country under
aayrs disguise whatever. Neither the
vsalspaid efforts of the Washing Chroni-
aeSor CHANTS artillery, nor "KIRK's
49, can conceal the Wretched short
aea6isss of the Holden aud Brownlow
asssesas. All good men are disgusted
Wiz Them and more disgusted with the
neaDs used to perpesnate them. The
xaxi&oyer, the fever period Of our ma
Hoaal existence 10 passed, and why
sfbdad such shocking things continue t.
Gast our vision !-Loaisrilte Courier
Se8fp&e.sS .,y5az:5sa = -. = = -
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d: d.
State Agent for Louisiana, New Orleans.

Almost all the business men in and about
Opelousas have their lives insured In this Com
pany; among others: Henry L. Garland, DIR. r.
H. Littell, J. J. Morgan, Judge A. Garrigues,
DIR. John A. Taylor, Joel H. Sandoz, James G.
Hayes, Judge A. Bailey &c, sc.
Persons desirous to take insurance policies
will apply to T.. D. ESTIIETTE, Agent.
Law-Office Of Bailey &. Estilette,
oct 2-lyl Opelousas. La.
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Universal Clothes WriDger

improved with Ro,ccEs Patent CogThceis, and
the Patent Stop, are now unquestionably far su
pcrior to any apparatus for washing clothes ever
invented, and will save their cost twice year,
by saving labor and clothes.
Southern people who have used them testify
as follows:
aud pay for themselves both in money and con-
tcntment. Let every young lady learn to use
the,n and every married one keep them In her
house-Nesc Orleans Picdynne.
'An excellent Washing Machine. We have
tried it. The Clothes Wringer is very superior.
good hand will wash a large number OF pieces
in few hours. ."-ipateigh nv. e. Episcopal Ae-
Nodist.
''rhe Machine is no humbug. but necessity in
every family. y."-Georyeto,ca " G. Kaleidoscope;
I'VE would not part with 1t for ANYTHING. ana
be compelled to do without it.'-Ao'g"nto'c",
| W. Va, Post .
1--WE have one. and speak from observation:
! 1t works admirably Iu one year it will pay for
itselfr-Cleyeland, Tenn. Banaer.
I'VE have one of Dotv's Clothes Washers, and
our household are in ccstacies over1 1t; 1ney arg
| great econOmiZers Of time and TABOR. -EdJcVeto
| s. g.. Adce,fiser.
! Far superior to any apparatus for washing
clothes ever invented, and an indispensable inst-
| tuition in every fauly.H-Aartboro, Md., Gazette.
mo one, after fairly testing their capacities,
will be willing to do without them.
I'VE have one of these excellent Machines in
use. and we cheerfully commend it for al that
il claimed Tor il. it."-Ruthe'yo'aton, A. C., 'nd,-
Gator.
"A child ten years old can do the washing just
as we'll rs a grown person. Every good husband
should secure one for his family ily."--horgantopa,
". r., Constitution.
after over two gears experience with Do
ty, we are assured That it il the greatest help
and economzer Of time, labor and money We
have vet bad introduced into our household ~
| Williamson Smith. Ne,r Orleans.
II have had u Doty Washer in my family foi
! some time. 1t gives entire satisfaction, and
, take pleasure in commenting it to the head q
every household. ."-R. Iorers jefferson. 1srds
Il have had one Of Doty's Clothes Washers il
use for year, and am perfectly satisfied with it
NV family have tried it faithfully, and hav'
, never known it to fail to accomplish all that i
!, Processes to."-Irof. j. r. Stevens, Concord Fs
mate College, Ssatesrilte, ". G.
PRICEs-A FAIR OFFER.
a If the Mcrchants in your place Will not iuE
! nish, or send for the Machines, send us the re
1 tail price, Washer $15, Extra Wringcr $40, an
9 we will forward either or both machines, free q
. 80 sure are we they will be liked, that We agre
:, to refund the money If any one wishes to retur
!. the machines free Of freight, after month
d trial, according to directions.
A No husband, father or brother should perm
the dru.lgery of washing with the hands, MT.
= two days in the year, when 1t can be done pc
u ter, more expeditionsly with less labor, and n
+ injury to the garments, by Doty Cioths
Washer, and q Universal Wringer.
Sold by dealers generally to whom hoer'
"'' r. c. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
FIG 3ml 80 Cortlandt St., New York.
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THE OPELOUSAS COURIER,
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY
JOEL III. SANDOZ.
& o n d ITO MS ::

CONDITIO
Su6sesiption-Three Dollars per year. payable
in advance, or Four Dollars payable at the end
of the year
A subscriber wishing to discontinue must give
u written notice to that effect, and settle up all
until all arrearages are paid, unless at the op-
tion of the publisher.
Adrertisiag-Fifty Cents per square for each
insertion. Eight lines or less constitute q
square.
+ All advertisements sent in for publication
will be inserted in English and French lnnless
otherwise ordered) until the publisher shall
Judge it convenient to discontinue.
Candidates to public favors will pay Fifteen
Dollars each, in advance, if they wish to be an
nounced. bin H..
Obituary Notices, Cards of Thanks, &c, to
be paid for as advertisements
Personal cards, waIen adsnissible, 70 be charg-
ed at the rats Of % Cents per lins.
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CARPET WAREHOUSE.
a, Brousseau g. Co., Importers,

10 Charities ST., Ncr Orleans,
OFFER for sale at low prices: Carpetlng-
~ English anu American. of all kinds; Floor
Furniture and Euaneled Oil Cloths; Mating
800 rolls China, 100 pieces Cocoa Nin'iow
Shades. Table and Piano covers: Crumb Cloths,
Druyyet Linen and Felt: Curtains-Lace, Reps,
Wor,te.. Dlmask, Sc; Furniture Covering
Linen and Cotton Stripes; Corniccs, Bands,
Pins g.. .. Auw6-lm
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ELGIN WATCHES
MANUFACTURED By
THE NATIONAL WATCH CO.,

THE NATIONAL WATCH CO.,
PRONOUNCED BY
Dealers and COnnoisseurs
throughout the country to be the best time
keepers now offered to the public for
-., Ladies' or Gentle,aea's Use.
They combine improvements not found in any
other. Watches Of either Foreign or American
make. Ladies desirous of purchasing q hand.
some. strong, and correct time-pieee will find
the elegant Watch bearing the trademark Of
LADY ELGIN,"
to be all that they desire. Inquire of your jew
eller for the LADY ELGIN.
No Movements Retailed BY the Company.
Business Office and Salesroom National Watch
Company, 159 and I0l Lake Street,
Ap2-hnt ,CHIcAeo, III:
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~ Mira. Partincton wants to know, if
II we're not intended that omen should
drive their husbands, why it is that they
are pat through the bride ceremony.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE lNSCR'
ANCE COMPANY
OF ST LOUIS, MISSOURI.

Officers Of Home Office
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II. LOEB, Office at II. SlGMrSn L"tH
Is. Claiin Il Co.'S, \. Y. New Orleans. Lou
q. LOEB & co.,

No. % Chortyts St., Nem Orleans,
IMPORTERS of and dealers in Foreign, Do
nestle, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Ho-
sierv Furnishing Goods &c. Aug6-4m
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ssONLr Girl" is the title of new
book just published. Well, what did
they waht-twins !-Er. -
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There may be among our readers
szaae who are interested in the delays of
&oIstery, and for their benefit we pre- !
I TIT d few details az to the furniture in
II White House in Washington, the of. |
Aeisa sssia oE sha President, who,
N tkcaSs Of aDne politieaI prophets,
sliks Gen. Frank II. Blair, ID TO be king
keseaaef t 40 any rate, 10 continue in
- senk post dnring life. The de-
ss31s ~ farnished BY some male or fe-
a nnkey eorrespo ondent, and we find
n of she1n in severa Northern pa
I T. EhH Executive ed-chamber, ga
q ia connabdal conmuning after the
ftigIsS Ard aiaguAts OF official life,
speechess elegat ationa saf our tcolored
1sllew cisSzens on Tho adoption Of the fif-
tespth 6an1endment, er receptions Of
aaisgations of mendacious loyalists from
Hedepia or Tennessee, with complaints
1fadditional outrageson innocent friends
q ~ UfieR hqadessaibedI:i>
I. .lsia j. magnificent apartment, furnish |
x&MiGh f6seWo6d aud crimson satin, and
papefeA II With q purple and gold. The
he4s&ead, mAksise ard high, is richly
eegsred, and candpied with damask cur
1axas, peiIdant lkba1 % aihlede hoop near
taiaiRR sOnaeithHr asial8 eft the bed
"A s0ls easlsioss for the feet. Two
els1ay NNrasobes, with full length mir
slIb9See iss their doors, stand against the
1s1E .. HwO adrlm- chairs, deeply cusli-
f1sa snnd several other chairs, are dis
reapda daoJUr atassathick velvet carpet. Mrs.
enas4 stands near q win-
v5h6taf the SsaTioslties Of tAe cham
6sfif from China, inlaid
Mn esEia and YayiQua kinda OF wood,
aaGe IA 1aaax .fsEant- sssss asG -
.ayga suTtS xiau Told shat the sleeping
deax1nees16 I'd ,lffsas Nelife,, the Princess
q 3 4he shuusehold, ID q perfect
s6iA. Ift8 SteFself, tlie, walls painted blue,
nj n x3 III q CARPET, 3treWn with r0se-
6RAas heaaaatiek st ie 10 be presumed,
I'M iEsvttffelsa 6ccapapt, and large mirrors,
which 1est aetpnay kenown form ana
] 1na4aee IL ia ding walls. Her
lovely Aeup6 ii tspoae, rests upon mat
\ M4naas lae1h haaadbda apbn.a low mahogany
Z SkeAsteal1a Siahsa high head board; and
ssahe has at heeeOarmand six chairs, mar
q aAaAAnnpa a@eptpA tAhlesR marble aWasla-
aakeS6 md q Rracafal .Wkahnot, letagere in
M allad NTH gil kRick skpecks ssEan
y III - laefafes pre0ansy e. cnIe. !.
4 plAyisg kittpassaad underneath Il
Ialstlsss there are other az
S38 tae Sa. fihe Mature pf which
rs lid Imagination The
4 aelse I'm xsn Apartment sar'
u peat*v, iajlc hi tho same style.
nm n1f~ ~ sSa m nd oegtSaer9Ai dIs-
neslesf feataI laita House apart.
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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1870-08-20
L. MOULOR,
Successor to =. .. Lang,
J. +. COT RET,

Commission Merchant,
No. Is Cont Street, Ntr Orleans, L.,
VATILI. take charge of the sale of all pro
w duets entrusted to him. and will make
advances of hag.inS and rope on rott"rl t" tie
consigned to him August t-,5m.