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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-06

ASSESSOR
Nh, n AXE: Please annoance the name OF l.. =.
CHAUVIN - candidate for ASSESSOR at the ensolnS
ea.rt;cn VOA RuPUA.
n, Hprroa-p,esee announce the name q FELIX
rg3TROnAIY n eandiA,Se fur the ONCE Of Assessor y
he ensuing November Election. AAxr FRIENDS.
M Epsrua: Phase aanmnce Mr.. LEO HYAL - .
candidate for ASSESSOR III The Parish q Ieebonne, 1t
the election to take piacs n Novenb nex and thereby
chlise ivl6-W HAHy worms.
FOR CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT.
Mn Eprus: Please tn announce In your paper that
HENRY NEWELL. il . caaddnte for the once OF
Clek AZ he Firth Dsrc Court q Tenohnane, as the
ensuing November esection and that be vim be pporsed
by his U14te NAVY fhkADs.
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorised b announce HUbEkvlLLE AKSE
NAUX ~ . cAadidzte for he oieo q ShEk!F! ~ ne
next Novembee election. tnTeeI
RIVE are authorized to announce the name q Mr
AUBiN DOURG . Q candidate fos the o6oe 81 ohEkks
u the ensuing Nevembef election. 0A0~
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AVIS D'ELECTRON.
I'm VETU dun proclamation issue d

a Il u
IL son Excellence, PAUL q. HEPERr. GouverneIr
de IEIx Louisiana, Ior:,nt In date du 70 Juliet
1855 tes cleo l-nucs dams la Pa1oisse Terfe
bonnie Re kuni de N've-ibre, A. d. 1855. dan ch,-
,un n. nrronfi sse.nen;> te Par"isse. par les Com
missayes lt,ement Ynaie<, dams et'pour ehacnn DIES
dts ACCOMPLISHMENTS, det'S heufes a Ms jusa"es
he cres p. ~ Pour EEre-
H. TN Re s!e<eneant .u a1me Sstric Congressional
teo,pmss de cet,e psrte de liz willie d'Oreans en- haut
de III rue ,u Canal coufne lie prem es District 70
District No 4. adis h vile de i.niaye'e 81 res par
osses dc jefferson, 81. Charles. st Jean i'apus ~.
JACQUES, Ascension, Assumption, baiourche, lete-
bonnie, ST. Marie ct -. Martini -
2,, I'm Gouserueur ct Lieutenant G"iverneur pour
a. Ea, pOur sarvr A de quntTe aus; ct attendu
ue Ia i al crdnnne election lie "re"e jour par les
votanr> qualife. lie fEtat pour eire un He'rs're w
PEia ct Advertisement pour lie 'efhie tic 4a'"'
! ans =. ..,.-
81, Tn Tresorer de rE,a, un Audiieur DIES t'"nl'e>
Publics ct Su,enentant des EcoieS f"'hq"'n'
rhacun 1esaues ONCE fod1 'e uIh'e NC
deux usqu cue so successeus AT ete dheeh'
| ins.ailc s
10 I'm Senaeur pour remplir Ia vacance oecas once
par la mort de LHcn p. q. hey, d-ns te D,>'re. rom
pose des paroises Assumption Lstourc he ct
! So Tn represenant de paroisse
6o. I'm Avoc.s lie District pour ~ 'eme 'Di>tIc.
c;.ra co,nnose DIES sro.,ses Assumption, Lafcurche ct
ferrebonne , .,..
10 IN Sheriff ct Coroner pour Servir pendant de"s
annees
| 30 I'm Assessor dc Taxes
IN, An, ~, e Jn.., lie FIX elus. d,ns chaque
DIES dierentes psrJsse> par les v";ant,
qualiiiets residant que lie ~uple des diss atroIa
n,ents ont dro pa. la Mi deire DIES niebres "u 'ul'
lie Police, mai, dams les reimbursement Oh "hs
VILE lncorporee vile cOntenant trfs cent nA
,>nts IL sera elu deuA Juyes de Pax
| lln I'm Constable ppur chaque ar1"ni's>emeh. ues
differences Paroisscs qu devra ser.r dnfant deaA
| Iso Ell sttendu WI la hi nj Ordonnee que lie preihet
Jour de releciion generate une tIe sefaIt ouser.e
chacun des lieus de PelectiOns dams IEtxt
etabil Jar Ia ioi, dams lie but de recevo e sotA aes
aualifees de Fiat. ,pUur contre le enlargement uu
siege du gouvernement de Baton Rouge a la Noave'e
Orleans chalne personne vOeant pour Oh eo"''e u
| le n,entiOnner 81 ticket
LIE scrllin serx ouyert la surveillance des eos
saiye< reflection de /, psrOisse tTeTebonne sans auc
avis ,uues devrOnt trar>mettre les retcurs dc d'e
! election au soussgne commencement a In loI
| JOSEPH \. GAGNE. Sherr
| Houma, % Aout, 1855. ih'"e.i
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sryxrcR1AL CONVENTION.

. all made, the Anti Know
Pursu.nl s..,,., met in Convention at
Nothing pes 10 s7th Of August, at five
Tsibea',p,' n q a,he purpose Of choosing osaI
o'clock, :. - : Safe Senator, to repre-
a candida. i composed of the Parishes
:, - . =. L.''''eh' and fs''s'
bsns. -.,,;on was called to order BY
IT, T.. 'G v. ". Pugh. who nom! nominated d
Tie Hon. !" ]. RorAs, as President; !, and =,
The Hon. !, y. :, r,,x. As Secretary. All the
l 1e, Il the District were represented
d quo . Y Of W. NJ. Mercer
Rpe e That we do adopt as ,, .ne Ga
h e conservation in this convention
IS o. a.l,o.eea,ative basis; that is each par
=; u hall be entitled to the same n"e
80 a' -. :, she now has representatives
10 " u sisl h..i, was adopted. The Par.
r a.,.mn,ion was declared to De en-
~ y 70 ,srse votes; the Parish Of La. a.
;rbe to three votes, and Ierreoo"ne ~
se vote. .a.d IN make
nice Of candidate. p
W.M. Mercer nominated Adam bea1y
u.enrche, and Edmond Maur'n pre-
.,ted the name Of 7. A. Iete' Of As
symptom. III. ,.r;sh.,
5I.fourche and Terrebonne cast then
w.. for Adam Beatty, and the parish o
...rmntiou for F. Amedee Tste. Adam
Bea,ty having received : majority OF IN
' .ss,'' wa. declared duly nominated.
On motion Of Hon. W. W. Push-
Resolued, That we do now maxi
,h;s nomination unanimous.
Which motion was carried, and tn
summation Of Adam Beatty was receive
v;th reclamation.
The nominee being loudly called to'
NJ. Beatty responded in a few brief b.
.,nroori..e remarks, declaring his accep
.ace Of the nomination.
On motion Of Edmond Maurin,-
Re,dued, That the editors Of the "Pio
,eer q Assumption" "Thibodaux Mir
az. > .Houma Ceres" and the "Louis
i'm. Courier" be re requested to publis
he proceedings Of this Convention.
Tie Convention then adjourned sia
IL. J.. ]. ROMAN, Pres.
EpxosD MAUR1N, Sec'y.
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The CLIMATE OF kANsAs.-Much diff
ference Of opinion seems to exist in the
accounts we receive in respect to the eli
mate and soil Of the new Territory.
Some emigrants return home sick and
doisgusted with what they have seen while
others remain and send back glowing ac-
counts Of the beauty Of the land.
Revr Mr.. Mute, in a recent letter, writ
ten about two miles from Lawrence, where
he was living in a tent, says:
s'rhe climate is the most salubrious
ever found for the same season of the year
morning sometimes, like the beginning
of one of your warmest days in the Con-
necticut valley; about 10 A. NJ. cool
breeze springs up from the northwest, and
and continues throug ii the day. We are
told by those who have lived in the vicinity
for some time indians and others) that
there but few days in the hot season
without the relief at these cool breezs
and but few days before the middle Of
January so cold that farmer would need
to wear coat when about his outdoor
work."
Mrs. Lovejoy, wife of Methodist mis-
sionary, located with a company at the
junction OF Big Blue and Kansas rivers.
sfer describing the exceeding beauty and
fertility Of the country, notices the peculiar
transparency Of the atmosphere, parti.
culaaity that we have have not before seen
mentioned. She says:
"The air is so pure and clear, that oh.
iects six and eight miles distant can be as
distictly seen as those in the East at one
quarter of mile, strange as it may seem.
1t is hard for US to become habituated Ia
it, and it seems a constant phenomenon to
US; SO healthy, too, that one can lie in the
open air and realize no inconvenience from
it. An instance occurs nightly in sight o
our cabin. A gentleman from Maine, q
graduate Of Waterville, who was to al
appearance in the last stages Of consump
; ton, given over by his physicians to die
as last resort came to Kansas, has livet
here through the winter, and is now s,
well he labors constantly, and at nigh
wraps buffalo robe about him, and throws
himself on the open prairie, with no GOV
cring but the canopy Of heaven"
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ELECTION NOTICE.
DY VIRTUE of Proclamation Il

} nv his Excelency PAUL .. HEBERr, Governor
Of the State Of LOUISIANA, bearing date jury 81 .o,
Elections will be held in the Parish of IeIrebonne on
the First Monday of November A D. 1855, in each ot
the respective precincts OF said Parish. by the Comms
siupers duly qualified and fO each Of the SAID wafu'
from o'clock A. NJ. to O'Clock p. NJ, toeiect-
l. One Representative from the Second congressman
District composed OF that part OF the city OF New n
leans above Canal street, known as the hrst Ds'I'
rrcr No l. formerly the CITY OF Lafayette and tile Par
ishes of Jefferson St. Charles St. John the faptse 81
James, Ascension, ASSUMPTION, Laourche, Ieneoonne'
st. Mary nng St. Martin.
:. Governor AID I.entenant Governor Of the state
to serve for the terra of four years. And where IS
also provided by that there shall he elected Oh INC
same day, by the qualified voters IhrOnshout 'hs sI'
Secretary Of State and Attorney General u serve
for the term Of four years. -
B. A State Treasurer. Auditor Of Pubic Accoun,.
and Superintendent Of Public Education, each hi wh'e
shall hold their Office for the M WO years, anu ua'
their successYs are duly installed =, ,;,
L. Senator from the District composed Of tne p,.m
Is Of AssumptOn Lafourche and Terrebonne, 10 III 'e
une xpred term Of Hen P. h. Key, deceased.
s. One Parish Representative. n,-:.
g. One District Attorney for the SIX JudfciA I"su:
confused OF the parishes OF Assumptions, LaioufcAe aAu
J. Clerk of the Court to for the term OF four
years. a.. ..,r, NJ
two years.
9. One Assessor Of Taxes.
10. As many Justices Of the Peace eha pe eee ~
each Of the several wards Of the Parish by tine
voters residents Of the ward, Is the people ~ u,
the wards respectively are now entitled ny is~ ~ ~
members Of the Police Jury. but m nese three
there Il incorporated town or tow contam
hundred Inhabitants, there shall Be etec'ei TWO
Of the Peace. ., f
H. Ono Constable for each of the several wards Of
The parish. 10 serve for the term VI two years.
II. And whereas, il is provided by law tnat On . ~ -
day Of the general election poll shall %
each OF the election precincts in this STATE now es
ishe bv law for the purpose of receiving the votcs
The qualified voters Of this Staie for OF against the aemo'
val Of the Seat Of Government from the town OF o1
Rouge the city Of New Orleans. and tnat every
ned voter voting for against the REMOVAL SIAN NAYS
written on his ballot. the words 'For kemovsi, n y"
in favor OF such removal and tho words ne"
val, If he oppose it. n:., If Ter.
The Commissioners 1t Election Of the Parish OF Ter
rebonnc will supefintend said election Without n
tice, and make due return 70 me. according 70 nw.
JOSEPH A. GAGNE, shenn.
Houma August %, lS55-n7-tde.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

GTATE OF LOUIS!ANA-Parish Of
~ Terrebonne-rifh judicial District Court, setting in
and for tie Pa ish OF Trrreaonne.
D. h Is. l'''"e h. 1893.
John D. Cmberfsld.
By virtue ri writ of Ficri facies to me directed in
the above entitled ami numbered ~ the honorable
Court have SEIZED and will of for sale At
public auction The Court House door Of said pxr7sh IN
Houma, on Saturday, the
9th Day Of October, 1855,
between the hours Of II A. NJ and 4P NJ. the following
described property. belonging the defendant John
Unml'eried. tnwit
Lot section No. in township No. seventeen, range
sixteen east bounded above b., nd Of L. Luke, and be~
hy land Of Mrs. Randall containing one hundred and ny
four TlitW together with all the buildings and li
provements thefeon t.eing, u thaTemtO belonging.
The sale will take place tn SATISFY The judgments
with the accumulated interests and costs in the above en-
titled
TERMS OF SALE-rw-lve months credit, the purchaser
bring quired to give bond nod good security with inter
est from The day of sale the rate OF eight cent
JOSEPH A. GAGNE, Sheriff.
Houms, sept 4, 1s:5.t3.
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EVERY DAY ACrUALITIEs.
NJ s i.

ERMS.-
One Copy one year. -. ........<S w
Two Copies year, or one copy two years.. W
Five copies one year. and an extra copy t" the
Eight copies one year, and an extra copy to the
person sending the club. ID M
Eleven copies one year, and An extra copy to the
person sending the club. ~ W
Co,ev.. LADY,. Rock and Arthur's Home Magazine
win both he sent for year for q So To insure wha
YOU order being certainly sent. Address:
L. 4. Cooley,
nsxf No. ll3 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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9th Day Of October, 1855,
VENTE PARLE SHERIFF.
FTAT DE la LOUIStANE.-Par

~ osse Terreblnne du SEINE District Judiciaire
segeant dams pour Ia dte paroissc-
D. IL r.. Holmes; No. 1893.
John D. UmbeItiei.
En- vertu dun order de Fieri Fscas lances par Ia
e eseant dams ct Ia iite par"ise ct mt"
addresses dams les Attire cdesus intiluieees ct numsro
tees J'ofirsi publque dern'er ct plus hsnt
encheresseur Ia maison de dams In vile de Hou
ma
Samedi Gene jour d'Octobre, 1855.
entire les heures de II A. NJ, and p NJ, la proprete Ct
apres decrite ct specifiee savor:
LIE lot on section numero Sept dams Township numero
dix sept Range seize Est lequel est borne audes
sus pr de T. Luke, ct aessous par cees &c
Madame Randall contsnant cent cinqutnte quare a-ioC
acres ensemble avec toutes batis>es ct authorizations qu
s'y trouvent qui appatiennent.
La di,e vente lieu pour sa,isaire aux nsements
aux interets fais des deux aires ci-dessusntu
lees. ~
TsRxRs DE Ia vEyrE.-Douze moiS de credit, Lache
,eur devra donner obligation avsc bonnie secre sEof
tant hut pour cent d'in;e ret dennis RI vente.
JOSEPH A. GAGNE, Sheriff.
Iy,,r,. & Santemhre 1a55-fts.
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"Are you in fun, or in earnest 7" said q
fellow to one who was giving some smart
cuts with q cow-skin.
Elm in earnest, replied the other, lay.
ing It on something harder.
'l'm glad Of i" said the first one, for
don't like such fun"
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

HAVING to absent myself on account
- i'll health. shall be able - open my school on
the appointed day II will pos lively reopen on Wednes
day. September 10. For terms, conditions arrance-
ments and all information. apply during my absence to
John d. LeAhy, p. E. Lorio, or L. $. Aiiain, Esq
CHAS SBHIFFEESTEIN.
Thbodaux, September G. 1855. ttd]
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J. J. LAMOUREUX,
-LEvEE STREET.
TIL UR q II A u x .

II ii u u - "A U "A ,
MOULD most respectfully announde to
w epicures that he has made arrangements with
Joaes Express the Opelousas Railroad, u keep up
Oysters, CLANS, Croakers, Red Fish, Red
Snappers, Pompano, Trout, Sheep Head,
Founders, Crabs, (soft and hard shell,)
Shrimps, &C., &C., from the New Orleans
Market, during the entire season.
Persons who may wish any particular kind Of fish, veg
etables or meats should leave their orders daily BY one
o'c3oek p NJ 1t his stand the evee near Campbell
Co Is rad they will meet with prompt attention
July 9S-ne6 J. ). LAMOohLoA.
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VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
FTAT DE LA LOUlSlANE.-Paf
IL osse Terrebonne.-Cour du SEINE Dictrict.
1 Hobbs %e No. 1850.

w. No. 1850.
Up viguerie ct Gle.
En- yertu dun writ de ri Fa eman6 de Ia sus dite C0ur
siegeant en- pour Ia dite parroisse, ct moi addre
soussens Sheriff. n cdessus intitluee Ct hume
rotee r offrirai vente publique Ii msison de Couf
Houma,
lSamedi lie Gene jour d'Octobre, 1855,
entire II heures A. Ct heures M les proprietes e.
apres d6crises, apastenant J. p Vzuerie, savior:
Trois cerains lots stues dams cette psrrois.e CANS
Il vile de Houma ct d6<ignes dams plan de Ia ite VILE
CONNIE les Nos O. q q 49, mesurant tous tros quare
vingt peds de front d hgne Nosd-le No. y, .yani
une profoudeur de peds eae sur Ia hkne Isl e.
Quest Lot No. n ayant psOfndeur sur hgne Oues'
de cent cinq pieds Dc quarengt deux des sur Ia
Est Lot No. g ayant psofondeur de quaffeving'
eux pieds sur 10 igne Quest de einQusnte neu pea
sur Ia lgne Est-ensembe t0utes ies batisses e
amellofatious appastenanf
Un certain moroccan de terre on Lnt, opparenant j.
yeuere ct Cie stua dams Ia parosse Terrebonne sur
rive gsuche descendant lie bayou TerTebonne mesuran
soxane peds de front psoiondeur de dix
lou sur psofondeur de<igne dspres rarpantss borne
en- hsut paf lie terre Mathurn Dupre ct en- has par
,ene de r. R. Barrow-e dit moroccan de tere etc &c
ouis psr vixuerie Gle de NsthuTn Dapre par ~
scse pan6 par devant J. A. Leblanc, Recorder de 0>
paroisse ie 1Oeme jour d'Avnl, 1855.
La dite vente oea faite pour sAtafe - somme pfin
aux intArAs ct is du process dams Il cause CT
dessus -,
! TERMES EFT CONDTTIONS.-Douze mois Dc eredss
scheteue evra donner Obligation avec bonnie seeure
portant huit pour cent dinteras depuis h vente.
E. o. GAGNE, Depute eherH
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Drs. w. Z j. l.. JENNINGS
OFFER THEIR SERVICES to the
~ eit,ene a Tezsboane. Residenee and Once at the
fW~er reaideace Of d.. 4. 4. Prewitt.
Thy prepared With Foons and couaioeaDse aeeom
nodstess fe IL eight pasns which they will attend
= =. rsssnoshle terus. (n1-Gl
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BArHIxs AND SwlMxING.-Every one
should learn 70 swim. That is 4 truism.
Dr.. franklin said i . long while ago But
how few there ase, even in our seaport
towns, who obey Poor Richards injunc-
ton! Tiers d 10 excuse for such negli-
eence, when We remember that the ac-
quirsment Of The AT Of swimming gives
health and pleasure to the pupil. All that
hrquired is \ little faith, some acquain-
hscs With the laws Of specific gravity,
asd considerable practice. Faith, Is in
sainPottaat matters, il the chief requi-
sae. We have seen IN excellent method
6f learning youths to swim. We do not
thiak / i patented, and give It for the ben
eft 4 pareats and guardians. The teach
e applied with : stout rod, somewhat
.loderaa stronger than . fishing rod. =
susd, hook, and 4 strap latter should
hthFee q four inches in width. The
aaP i placed about the body Of the pu.
Rhf way between the armpits and the
ips, the hook or ring affixed to the strap,
aa1hsteaed the cord. The latter being
nade 6stto the end Of the pole, the pu.
pills placed in the water like : fish. He
viii soon learn 10 strike Out, and the res,
vii come Of ITSELF This plan i better
aaa that Of supporting the body on cork.
Wlie preservers, because by tho latter
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR 1856.
TWENTIE.I,II w. &c Publication hp

GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR 1856.
TWENTIETH Year of Publication by
4 the same author-The only Lady's Book acknowl
edged by the Ladies Of this country worthy Of its name
Principal Points of Attraction for 1855.
contains one hundred pages of reading matter in ev-
cry months number-not Beginning with large numer
OF p,ses in Janulry and decreasing the
BEAUTIFUL STEEL PLArEs.-Line Mezzotnt in eve
~ number.
GoDEY's RELIABLE SEEEL FASHION PLATEs-tcoiored)
In every number, the only Fashion Plates that con-
sidered authority.
KxlrrISs NETTING AND EMBROIDERY printed in colors.
MusIc.-Two pages monthly.
Early Lessons in Drawing, given monthly Cooley
Invaluable Receipts-wortn ;one Three Dollars ve,r-
for Cooking the Toilet Sick Room Nursery and Miscel-
laneons House Keeping Receipts. Diagrams and Plans
with full directions for Ladies their dresses
Patterns tor Chireas Dresses both male and female.
Embroidery and Broderc Angiae Patterns-every mnnth
in great variety
The Nursery.-This department is invaluable to every
mother Model Cot gesGrea attention paid to this de-
partment.
Alreatise on the harA most excellent article the
preservation and Identifying Of this most beautiful orna
ment to both sexes.
REMEMBER 7HATTHE LADY SBOOk
has always given steel. ENGRAvINGS throughout the
year. not publishing them in January and February and
then emitting them. In the Ladys Book alone you OBJ
ain what other three Maya furnish you with
EVERY DAY ACTUALITIEs.
This Il smother series Of articles peculiar to this Maya
zine Every those article Illustrated with a
least eight Of the finest Wood Engravtngs Tht'
department is very interesting conveying
an agreeable FORM suitable for ladies' and gentlemen tina
cannot be obtained elsewhere.
The expense Of ono number Of tho Ladys Book inciu
ding steel engayings and literary matter paid tor not tn
ken from English Magazines far exceeds that OF any othe
Magazine published in this country. Wo make no excep
ton, ane are willing to have the fact tested
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WANTED TO HIRE.-A good Coo k
w and Irouer, 70 serve In small family. Enquire u
.,-sS THIS OFFICE.
A. b. Raglan,
Grocer and Commission
MERCHANT.
Nos. g AND 10 ST.. PHILIP STREET,
Thibodaux, La.
" EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND

ThibOdaux, La.
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
I'M = la,re sock Of Fresh Provisions, and Western
Produce which he afford n supply Pa7eFs and others
with On terms advantageous than they can purchase
them in he city Of New tlrseans.
His suppty u FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES. AND
LLQUORS very extensive, and consist in part of the
S:v,.. n,;sd snd Green. Kxrcnur, Walnut, Tomato
AI@,CE. LARD. No. Leaf
AxsErrk LOsssrESs;
Al. NAxDIu LEMONS;
BAcos, Hans, Sides. and LAxrwlcx;
ShOal4eFs; LQuoss. CoEnae. Chapsens'
BEEs, saearCared; Peach and New York Bran
Ru1rRn GoaAen aad West dies; Old BOaToOn, Irish
~. and Reetfied Whiskey; ia
IN. Navy: maica Rum; Holland Gin,
BISCUITS. eoda and Batter; etc etc.:
BREAD, Eliot and Navy; MusrARD. Creole and Aenty'
BucxwuEAr, kegs and boxes; MolAssEs'
s s.eo1s: .' :ss.e:'s x4rcar.. Friction;
RAsrrra IN sizes: MACE;
Brckrrs. Tin and Painted: NuTssss
CoSvsR Rio, Java Mocha: Nors, Pecans and Almonds:
CAnDln, Sperm, Star, and GUS. owe, Lamp aad Laso
French Tall0v; UNIONS;
Cusus Pine Apple, Eng PIckl.s, Assorted;
li.h i1nirv al Westefn POaK, Me0 and Prime;
Reeryc PorAIoss, Sweet and Lrsh;
Cu0CoLATR No. !; rkAChks, Dneo'
CANDIES, Assorted; PsrrEa, Black:
CseAss a exeelleas as'n PowDE., Sporting and Rifle
OAnne Paying; PRn, Clay and Stunes
CsruA.or. RABzNs, Malaga;
Ssnvr.. RlcR, Carolina and Creole
| Camuss1pe SALT, coarse, 6ne and table
0n~ra Inodon: SUGAR. Loaf asd Brown;
Cars, Rescussfea; 00AP, baf, Cassale ana Eaney
Drrrsoark An sisee STARCH. Fox's md Colgate's
Ieox sxurv, Scotch and Macsboy
1toU.. 81. Louis ard OAio; sARDnEx
Fuz, Cod, Aaekersl, and snoF, Buck and Drop;
ys as f.oz1.; -. A..o..sd;
lGAnl1c: TIH-WARE do;
lCAnnM sure VNDaAR
Hans, sug,s-cusa WINS, Aadeifa, snes.y