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CONGRESS HALL-s,R.roc. spanes-Tbe

CONGRESS HALLr-SsRAroGA SPRINGS
Propseors Of this old aud wen Known essAbishD>nt beG
leave the travelling public that they made
srxe additions fehted snd refurnshed thuoash
ont rroved with ass and every po-is eozveneass
.nd Az prepared sccouinosse their guests In 'sye q oro
m and sef.ree noS to surpassed BY any Hcse IN the uhd
s.. tes.
They have saded 70 the bansa wing 30 feet long,
With spacious weEhted DInin room capable OF sias 90
the three upper stories devoted 70 saites efae
Any Room. for families. ssbie 6r any
nruSr q Peons with Children md servants, add etoysi
With fazIss 70 each story running the shole ensh OF no
The new psiwNe SeoSs the largest aud most eessns IN
The TsBLE ayi.hy supp,ied With suSAn,a ysai- .@a al
the Nfgetbss and other Injuries Of h- Psllaf a.
,uppiei ia, the rios, ss,ia'oss can desr- N'
tcNeSEss SPEINc n, uo famous Of th- mineral Of
The HAMILTON B,rHs TIE bet ne Psee uaeasseiy ia
the Of b. house srd car be reached BY merely Isns
rrcpieto- have spared erp~nse render coSsss
HILL s9ea 70 I'm 81 80 .t ssisTsSls Wesii - n.-t
ofibs world They have expended rs,y sloO 90 IN r,slns
he house and TIE prche q furniture every article Of which
b,opshcu, ~. house entirely and will DO every HING IN
heir power the ace0mm aon and comfort o. theiS sae-t
A. he R.ross D,p0t tn sysl Of rsin 70 esay,y
guests sno basssge free ofeypense. HArdokN dAbh
Sa',icss sPripss, JOY J. 1854 .
DOARD WANTED-For a few weeks, in
ID pleasant eouutr, 50 70 50 miles from the city by
Gentle man r himself Wife children and nurse Address
T., rutuDe Once stating price per week or month.
BOARD in the COUNTRY-A small number OF
ID Persons W accommodated with sotRD aud pleasant
RI ONS nea Niitock,le On the HAHN RAILROAD The 10
caon peasant and very healthy For further rScnlIssP-
ry 70 or address ALFRED ~Vop
COUNTRY BOARD near FISHKILL LAND
y ING within 2 hours q the cy. The house. iarse
aud nearly rev, deshtully situated and well shaded nns
mountain and sprng water and hesl s
uaton Terms IS ~ per week For eulars apply
ar No. los GrcfnVch-st ELLIS POTTER, Eel cor
South sud Fultou-sts
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED during the
~ m,nth Of Augut by family of adults and two shd
rem on Farm easy the city, Plain fare expected
Address Box Ne 81 NewiOtk Postohce.
- T. A V l. W III o u +.
- HIGHLANDS OF NAvEsINK, y. J.
The shove o. eeescily furnished Hotel opened %
the frs net for IN. reception Of visitors In 81 s spPoip.
ems ard comfort Il seduaei BY few and supposed
BY the American Conn-ni As delightful resort Tor
tie ctfzeu the corchng months Of IA INNER ooy
addition the above that u has every
dy.nss~ IN Surf sud River Bathing Saus Shooting aud thu
drehui walks through he woods which surround add ma
teraiy the comforts Of the guest -. -, -, ,,r,,
Stesnhoafs JAMES CHRISTOPHER AMI OCEAN WAVE
"sAe "''s "f '''" - NJ JARVIS.
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GREAT ATTRACTION at the CRYSTAL
III ,cFTb. Monarch Of the California orest slp-
- - he a. Isrgest Tree in the world, has arm ed a. tins
-, tim san Francisco will be exhibited IN be Crysa
go he ov bai ding in HewYork Gge enough % contain
- VI NV FOURTH OF JULY.
Tbs sisnt tree Is been named By botanss
WASaGSGTONEA GIGANIsA.
II meesured when standing C3 et from base 20 summit ~
feet from the roots Ne biz exhibited aud none Of
i:s race rem aiming in California can compare with tns
SYLVAN MASTOOONi
a. q, Wa called by be California Indians 10 their language
the 80 OIHfR Of Ihb fOhES4'
The Crvsts Psece has been rented for the
srbn which trauscends in interest all the marves FOR
which California il celebrated. Doors open from A NJ 20
n b. Hsywood's splendid Qusdrile Band will be IN a.
tendance.
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WIS. the r cry think OF
THE NEW NOVEL on FASHIONABLE
i RELIGION,
WHICH: THE RIGHT OR THE LEI II

WHICH: THE RIGHT OK IItE LEI -
d" Il is the sharp spesr Of lthurel"
lTbs Rev. John wsylAni, Ro1bury MAJ
The name Of the author ousht b imprinted on every
page IN letters Of gold"
The Rev. : :. Church, st. Louis No
" have lonsod for yesrs 20 see such volume
THE Rev. R. Irvine Hamilton, Canada West
Its conceptions vivid IL oupin hne IL sket'ans
truthful and life ike and s broad ne Of distinction between
the Church Christ snd the Church Il Society most Just sh'
telling" lKirwan, lthe Rev. Nicbolss haIIsS'l
A timely snd vgel-wrtten book
The Rev. J. w. TagEait. New iais.
fascinating hook II deals with facts over which Chi'
ministers weep The Rev. John 7. heinanee' y l.
Read it-resd tit win DO your soul good "A City F'so
Tie spihus style cesr his descriptions sTlPle Ana "a
s.,.,sI tine 20 nature bishop Hopkins Of Vermont
An echo Of Divine Truth"
The Rev. Alex. Disby Campbell Montreal Can East.
For sale BY Booksellers everywhere. Price I'll 3 copy.
GARRETT g. Co., Publishers.
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Of C ures-nlusafrg every part 81 srce some oi is a.
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an t utsr for any kird OF twists is cut square through
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All sp-tl rail pieces worsed from th- sesta o Aicf
size O. end are fourd With only i-ht lines.
All eIiulicsl tpods are faul ~ making but lns and
that is the inside line Il rail- which il done 10 maa-es
times
u positively saves ouehafhe work in making twists and a.
ouehiid Of the timber IL retail price Of IN BOOK =
ou - g. All things considered the cheapest BOOK ever
Iu6 shed and II 10 don't Sc well Do ether VIII
B-Copies sert By mail. pospaid 70 any rart OF TIE
United States Canads upon reoeip q price. Atire-s
A. RANNEY, Publisher Of Maps and Books,
No. 1875 Broadway, Ne.-lo ora.
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DATRIOTIC-The number of BALLOU's PIC
Il TORIAL for the FOURTH OF JULY contains twenty
beads OF he Civil and Military Heroes Of the Revoluoo
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Chancee for Bnsincss tflen.

A RARE CHANCE to MAKE a FORTUNE
~ FL the FOUNDRY BUSINESS.-rhe mhscribers, admin
tistors Charles H. Beaty deceased, otter a. public "a on
WEDNESDAY 8h dag Of July next, between the hours
OF aud O'Clock NJ Of said day, al the peI pa interest OF
said decea,e ed in the Belly DERE NOVELTY WORKS con
sfiua of he undivided Ia 0f all the Fools Mlchnes lrun-
Lehes Grndsones Furnaces and oil tue Necessary appam
for manufacturing Hay Platform, Counter and Tea a'
fetys psfeut aud Door Locks with he privilege
OF using sad patent Ia said Novelty Works for Tour years t
g-ther with endless variety of Patterns and fSs tor tkns
all szes OF ca tiug- dOorlgch 20 mishaft A. toe
same time wi be offered Beays Patent Rights for making Cor
feeAs and Locks Sale 70 take see ~ the Novelty
Works and conditions made known III lay OF sale by
SAMUEL r nl6CbbIrN NNN' Administrators.
NB-For further pau cali address either Of tne
subscribers at bei,iderc, Warren Co., y. }.
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,1TIE RACHEL-MR. RAPHAEL FELIX,

MILE RACHEL-MR. RAPHAEL tFLlA,
WI ManaeerofRACHEL FRENCH DRAMATIC .OMfAN1
has taken 40 Office AZ 80 Wslst where all
relative 70 this enterprise be addressed Personal aPpa
tons can be made between the hours Of twelve an i0n me
desi. Of the performances OF THIS Mustrou AiAsooi1
will be announced Ia a few days.
II b / O's G A r ID Z "
~ Time Of Doors open at ococki over
~ commences at a; Curtain rises az O'Clock -o,,
THE PYNE AND HARRISON ENGLISH OFEhA Jun
THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, July7 I'll,
will be presented Aubes Com Opera in three acts entitled
d | l. D .
Zerna. Leulsa VIC
DiavOlO W. hhIii-OH
MONDAY-QUEEN Or DAY.
Box Office open daily from A. ~ 20 2. VI. for securing
Orohes,ra Seats and Private Boxes only
broadway THEATER.-Boxes and Par
ID qurtte 80 cs; Family Circle and Upper Ter . cts
Pdyae rs and 46 Doors open az O'clock cuItAh
rises az s-THIS EVENING will Sc performed
THE ROBBERS WIFE
Larry OGg. Barney Williams Rose hedland Mrs "arren
AMER which BRIAN OLYNN
Brian Oynn b. williams Sheeah McCabe. Mrs.. 3. William
To conclude with IT'S THE CUSTOM OF THE COUNTRY.
Messe.....( with song Pesky Ike ").Nrs b. Williams
NATIONAL THEATER-A. II. PURDY, Man
Ochssrs Chairs 50 DOors open At oeoch perform
snces commence at 73.-THIS EVENING,
MOTHkR BAILY the Heroine Of Connecticut .
Mile. Louise Tagloul
The farce Of THE OBJEETOF INTEREST.
Popular Dance Mile Louise Tagi0li.
ROBERT MACAIRE.
To conclude with the DUMB GIRL OF GENOA
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THE UNITED STATES PATENT NEHlCU-
L LAR STREETCLEANlNG COMPANY-Are now In
successful operation n f the largest cities OF the Union
They are rrerared with corporations acto
for CLEANING the Streets and Highways cities and towns
in any part The United Staes The system Of Sc "
ING adopted BY this Comrsuy, together with theF SWEEP
ING snd C GAMING APPARATUS has received the highest
commentator from the and authorities Ia city 1e,s
they have operated They also prepared 20 SELL htiS
the Machines person Pae. who may desire 20
purchase the spIlclnG at their Oce o. IS, broad
way Y Nc. TO South Fg0us, fhie, aud To oMiI
SFCkEL, STlEBEL n Co., Cucnaat, o., Louisville n.y.
and ST. Louis where al Necessary information can be % iued
SMITH, SECKEL 4 CO.
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4 SUITE OF airy PARLORS on the second iioor
Ao LET, With BOARD neatly furnished, suitable to' sne-
mel and heir wives or ale gentlemen A 40 two single
ROOMS to LET a. No. s. Eas. Bisadway Reference given
and required
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A RARE CHANCE for a DoUGGIsT wIth a

a NAII. NIILhlNNL q VN'NIIi WI q
~ SMALL CAPITAL DESIRING A PARc NERS HlP-
The proprietor Of q wele established DRUG II "uSE Ia To-
LEDO ONO, doing profitable aud safe business OF over
$500 yearly, wishes 10 associate With him Competent 5u
who something OF the Drug Trade can keep
books hos cash capital Of IS coo 10000 The ousine
b. eay Increased 70 20 900 $1,000. For an int view
with the Ppropneor inquire No j2 Aston until Mon
day evening aferward by addressing ~ A. Box No.
81 Tnlenn. Ohio. The hcst ofrefeTences required.
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ny 81 David Brewster
" W w q Il h
~ MEN OIRS OF

= Il l - y AEC l. w T . n
Just pul 'i.hed MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE WRITINGS
AND DISCOVERIES or SIR ISAAC NEW ION By Sir
David Brewster vols iyo., with Portraits AID lls.F'tons
- 81.
This work essentially different from Sir David Brswgcrs
iu.r Life in every 1uz relating % bis Persona
History. IL gives iu aud oun # ms
Iiscoseres, md OF Dis Chemical A hancs and Ihecl1s cal
fursuis CoTiCus MS. Ofihe acria r The life
hsvtb recently discovered ald used by Sir David
Brewster IN tpsIiuE This work
1.-THE, BROW y s. Co. NJ ll2 Wsshiugtors Sostou.
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COMMUNICATIONS Rooms can be had for
ID Families single persons with Boadat No 100 iohst,
nea ST. MARKS Church.
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DOARDING-Ono or two young Gentlemen can
> obtain a very pleasant ROOM aud PARTIAL BOARD In
private family where only w her boarders are taken
Re ference required. Address Boz 49, Tribune Office.
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DOARD- Pleasant airy ROOMS with BOARD
ID No IN Canai.. neI door . the People's Banh
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IOuses 10 Get.

DOOMs 10 LEI, with STEAM Powerful
building Of Greenwich and beaehsi, ansur-
passed for manufacturing purposes Vent very "w 70 repoL
FEhRIs TABER, No 5ss 0reepwieh-t-
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DARN UM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID SATURDAY. July 7-EVENING a. O'CLOCK the nlyste
mons and thrilling piece called THE LAST VAIL. AFTER
NOON at 8 THE LAST NAIL, a. IN the evening The
derfnl BEARDED INFANT and its mother, the SWISS
BEARDED LADY, the MAINE GIANIEssi feet high
DWARF LADY. 2 inches high, the LYING OS1RlCHES,
the LIVING OURANG-OUrANG, FEEJEE. MERMAID,
two living BOA CONSTRUCTORS, and three ANACONDAS,
&C. Abundance % cents; Children under ten l24 cents
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n.
~ PORATION-An Incorporated Company for The hanuifc
turing article OF rsady aud large profit without
rossibe risk would be pleased 20 negotiate vi Gentleman
character who command On $4,000 ~ 90 OJO ia
money and would uyo' the and net Secretary and
Treasurer 20 the Corporation Salary liberal Tie parties
uected with this Corporation well known To the leading
Bankers and Merchants this city. References given and
quir, q. Address b. h. W. Tribune Office.
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4 FOUNDRY doing n good home and Now
~ York CRY business for SALE cheap, tho having
other calls upon his time Apply L. NJ ARNOLD, tho
Foundry. No ga Man.st., Pougikeepsie.
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~ with l or partial BOARD for three persons IN
mall quiet fauy A. No Abing ions square, Ton ,leecker
next 70 corner OF Bank.s) Terms moderate Apply st tho
house Al The store No. $50 BIoedWey
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NANTED- NipORTANT for PARENTs. :

w Professor Of lust.' n this city l. drirgu1 fr the
sake II health and recreation pass the bathing New
other pace u the my, aid during l atsencs
town thar purpose would take under bis charge couple
e Boys s-l give The -rruru attention - their health
Grd uc E1rartlr srch 1rrtoz 10 branches Of elu
I'll usy D. deemed advisable The residence l. NJ. 30 East
Oh So between l;-av and Avenue md application may
be STE for one ol Two weeks
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BOARDING Pleasant, like the country, moro
IL cOnvencbt 10 suit, AZ No. 6o Wh-ay, murray
Hin, opposite he Palaee.) Cars every minutes
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WANTED-By tie 10Th Of September next.
W LADt II EXPEHIENCE TEAcHER and d.
RECTOR 90 YOUNG LAD e. % tEe charge " the ts. De
rltu-tlt r or1 establish q Badr- School 10 the CITY 4
lalmfre Tie Lazy .hlud feel hecf Competent -1 se
htce-FrrcirfI 4 called -. The salary wifi De
ltera Address YOUNG LADIES' &C ADEMf, 80. 40
lfALE'lns- banore giving ecoulelds us, references.
&c. Alo LADY who teach the usual branches Of FEMALE
tlcstcn end Music French the Souhern
sIses a. Gov ERNEos 10 family BY first Of November Ad
a. above
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7 R. SMITHS TOUR OF EUROPE AND

r. SMITHS TOUR OF EUROPE AND
~. SIEGE OF SEVASTOPOL-The interesting FIX.
hbon in NewYork showing 100 yiews 30 feet wide Of the
principal objects Of interest in Europea the Chinese Rooms,
No $50 Broadway EVERY EVENING at O'Clock and SAT-
CRDAY At O'Clock. Admission p cents.
I Asst DAY of the SPEAKING and WALK
II ING AUToNATC n or MACHINE MAN At the APOL-
10 ROOMS. No. 40 Broadway. AFTESNOON open az 2,
to commence at oc EVENING open at ~ commence
ut % o'clock. Admission Is cents.
DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broad
~ wsy-Open from A. NJ Till 10 o'clock P. 81, daily. Ad.
snsnce q hundred and dfty Of the choicest
'AlNrINGS collected together adorn the walls Of
this Gallery IL superior any other collection the CONT
seot. To be appreciated, II needs bu, g he seen.
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w County throughout che Uri1l gage ia he manutic
l-e ar sale 6 al 90 -le w lh outlay Qi io
% usarc q 3e mas Ihs n c.e cle %
uuvesl cCrsEr pu tbs l. chance that should not le E
lowed g ccare 81 ihgss vi wish go1 srs,ye bus
reas fl particulars. 81 h .p-c-en 20 tAs article viii BE-
sent by rll cu PIE receir- q D.. ~. Address
Pl0L JAMES 4. HORNE. $50. 90 BFoliwaY.
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INTERPRE TER and TEACHER-A Graduate
TO TEACHEBS.-A PRINCIPAL is wanted

L for BOYS BOARDING-sCHOOL situated in pleas
healthy locality within twenty miles Of the City q
NewYork The School is in dourishng condition. there
being in attendance above twenty boarding pupils The
present PrI epal reiircs OF III health To
qualified for the position aud who has capital VI from - 0
10 $500. chance l. offered paying bls
Address ID. VAN SAUN No 755 Greenwich st.,
Heflrne. n. y. Civ.
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boar0 ann Rooms.

BOARD in BROOKLYN.-ROOMS, single or
ID in .nit.. admirably adapted for a FAMILY for SIN
GLE OENILEMEN aud very pleasantly located House No.
80 Sandsst coraer of Jay References required
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lOC(N assist in taking charge OF m old estabishe
CASH BUSINESS now paying well and be increased .
any inc 70 r. r. A., Tribune Office will meet vii
prom pt attention.
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Wholesale 80 The Trade also retail the celebrated
SIC UNlAIN INDIAN LtNINENT, and nj RNO'> (aromlt-
icJ CATARRH SNUFF By STEPHEN PAUL & Co..
No 10 Chambcls.st Ntw-Nork.
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Gotelo.

iSin0hS !" CoNWe e "a EMILY
BOARDING HOTSE No. 70 Charerh,u.e square, London,
ENGLAND within five minutes walk of the Genera po~tOhee
This House oilers great from cear and pie asnt
good loty Rooms clean welAred Beds Bed, Bress-
s, Tea and servants per day. Private Rooms OmDoa'es
o and rom all parts If London
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Westminster Church, 22dst, between 9Th and 7thgya-
Ths usual serv 10 his Church TOMORROW tSAbbaih
vii BE- al ia O'Clock a NJ, and 4 O'Clock ?. VI.
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- mtnfh % Ausut BY itmiy q Two NUTS and tNo shd-
rem on Farm 10 the city fain fare expected
Address Box Ne. 81 New.iotK Post.ohce.
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OVANTS 5sthst, between fh and LeKin Cover
ncsses ousekeepes also Servants in every capacity supplied
from this Institution. superior French LADi% MAID now
q the Institution.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-10-13
Election Notice.

DURSUANT to law and proclamation of hi:
l. excellency P. o. Hebert, Governor Of the State OF
Louisiana dated 26h day of july 1855, elections will be
held in the parish of Lafourche,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1856,
from o'clock, M to o'clock, NJ, for Governor
Lieutenant Governor Secretary Of State Attorney General
State Treasurer Auditor of Public Accounts Superintendent
of Public Education of the State Of Louisiana District At
torney for the Fifth Judicial District Representative to
Congress the Second Congressional District Senator
for the parishes of Assumption Lafourche and Terrebonne
to fill the unexpred term of the Hon. 2. b. Key deceased
two Representatives to the General Assembly OF the State
Sheriff. Clerk of the Court Coroner and Assessor for the
parish of Laouche justice of the Peace for each of the
respective Police Jury Wards of the parish Of Lfourche
but in those wards in which there is incorporated town
town containing three hundred inhabitants there shall
be elected Justices the Peace Constable for each
Police Jury Ward of the parish of Laourche and vote
will be taken the question of removing the seat Of Gov
ernment from Baton Rouge New Oreanseach and
qualified voter voting for against the removal shall have
written printed his ballot the words "For Removal
if he be in favor of such removal and the words Aganst
Removal" if he be opposed 70 such removal.
The places and commissioners Of elections as follows
First Wa-At the store Of Trasmond Bernard Commits
soners, r. Bernard, Pierre Landry, Parker Campbell.
soners Zacharie Boudreaux. Bazie Landry, +. Benot
Third Ward-At the house Of Ellie Panvel Commissioners
f. D: Richardson, Rederick DardeD Sylvan Troscair.
Fourth W0ru-Atthe store of Jean Dupre Commissioners
Chas. F. Gaude, e. Bourgeois J. Lagarde.
Fifth Ward-At the of Pierre Thbodaux. Commits
soners c: zeringue, P. Thibodaux, B. Folse.
ot1t bWu-AI tie HOUSE Vi Neise COuulsloH-
ers, Jacques Matherne, N. Leblanc, NJ Daigre.
SeuenM Ward-At the house of Antoine Matherne Com
missioners, A. l. Ledet, Paul Matherne, J. s. Williams
Eighth Wurd-At the store of Joseph Remond Commits
soners Edmond Savoie, Jackson Pierce, V. Meaneon
Ninth Ward-At the store of Edouard Breaux. Comrnis-
soners E. BreauN, Etienne Leblanc, J. S. seely
Tenth Wafd-Brule Grand Chene at the school house
Commissioners, j. Bourg, Lubin Bernard, e. Clement
Eleuenh Ward-At the Court House in Thibodaux Com
missioner, W. II. Ragan Jackson Daunis, c. o. Dantin
TsceirM Wrd-At the Lafourche Hotel. Commissioners
Auguste Bergeron, J. X. Leblanc Joacham BergerOn.
Thirteenth Wdrd-At the house of Hilare Bourgeois
Commissioners, Marceln Bergeron, Hilare Bourgeois
AGhampagne, Jr.
FOutleenM Wnrd-At the store of f. L. Cordilac Com
mssioners. Alfred Matherne, Pierre Fose, A. Matherns
Fifteenth War2-At the house Of B. f. Barker. Commits
sioners. Hudson Field, G. Abribat B. +. Barker.
Sixteenth WtrdAt the store Of NJ. Guedry Commission
ers, Chas. SEWN, . Cherami, A. Cretini.
The commissioners will make their in due form
to the undersigned Sheriff and returning officer.
sep29ted M BOURG, Sheriff.