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LIE connie snr les finances a iait ie rap
port suivant, lequel a etc adopt5 funa-
nimIte.
Nous, les soussignes NOMINEES par votre
corps a i'efiet d'examiner les livres eti
garants du Tresorier ct de taire un rap
port sur la ssmme necessaire etre pre-
levee par take, pour reucontrcr les depen-
ses de lila paroisse qui seront encourues
durant l'annee courante, rapportent q'l!s
ont examine soigneusencnti les complies duI
Tresorier, ct lis trouvent que ses livfes ct
ses garants spondent, sous tous rap
ports, avec son conlpte rendu, ct cue lc
tout etc tenu dune .naniere habiie to-
tre conite est d'opinion qu'une take de
sept mile piastcrs dol. etre prelev6c sur
toutes espropriates taxables dams cetie
paroisse: ct que Ia take sur les licenses,
etats ct professions soft ct demeure la
meme cue celle preleyee pour ranne 81,
'55. II reste, maintenant, an credit dc Ia
paroisse la somme de dix 5-l00 piastres;
ct la balance an credit des fonds des
ecoles publiques Sc monte au chifire de
trente six cents, cinquante six 72-l0o pi-
astres. J. GuENO, ChJ.
Sur motion de Mr.. Gueno,
Resolu, Que Ia sonme de sept mile pi-
astres soft ct ellie est presentes preievee
sur toutes les proprietes taxahles situees
dams cette paroisse pour iaire face aux de-
penses lie la paroisse durant ranne cou-
rante: ct que la take sur les licenses. 6tats
ct professions sol: ct demeure la meme que
celle prelevke pour l'annee 1854 and 55.
Sur motion de Er. Umbertield-,
Tn comiia a etc nomme a Peflet de
s'enquerir sur la condition de la prison de
paroisse, ct des reparations necesaires a
| y etre faites. L'president nomme MN.
Umherfeld, Dupie ct Daplanty membres
du dit comite. -.... ....,..-.-.... .-.4r
Plusieurs reclamations ont etc presen.
tees, lesqaelles, sur motion ont etc refer.
ees a un comite compose de NJ. VI. Thibo
| daux, 7'heriot ct Gueno. 5t=#-..s
Sur motion de Mr.. 1'hibodaux- -.5
| Rasolu, Que lie President du Jury dc
Police recevra partir de Ia presente date
LA somme de quatre piastres pour chaqnt
jour quill prasidera aux deliberations d,
Jury de Police en- ST qualite oiiicielle.
Sur motion lie Jury de Police sest ajour
Inc au % d'Octoble, 1855.
y sd TaH 5e J.AYCOCK, President
/ F. GAGNE, GreDfer. ~ sa,si e9f
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A. PARISH OF TERREBONNE La THURSDAY OCTOBER- 1885.

RECAPITULATIoF.
Amt on hand 10 credit Parish
Treasury, 10,9s
Amt on hand to credit School
Funds, 37l6,64
TorAL, S3656,72
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du Jury dc Police
DE LA &a
o1cs,1, ,rHD HDDLRnNNE

pAROISSE TERREBONNE. Fl
Enhancement a Procurement le Jury
ae Police de Ia paroisse Terrebonne. s'est
assemble ee jour ce Ter d'Octobre, 1850.
uEMBREs PREsENTs:
o;sme Arrroudissment-H. C. Thihodaux,
.7;sne. kas Joachim Gueno,
11;sme j" Francois Theriot,
,a;sme s., C. G. Wallis,1 7
- i. .t. gt Anciens Mem6rcs.
1sr rrondissement-Wash'n Tanner,
a;eme ss Isidore Dupre,
Cisn,ea - Joseph Aycock,
same Eugene Fields,
sieme as4s. ] B Duplanty, fils,
laiemeg s.. ]. D. Umberfeld,
.. III L, .ts.s.,. Nsureaur We,abres.
ss MRNBREs aBsENTs: sa eATf
ieu1e Arrondisse ement-sA. Lirette, a5
1t,,.me ..ls sI1 Peter Welsh.
Anciens Memb.ts.e s
LIE troisien,e arrondissement non-Tepre-
.ente. q hs#sFes TIT eat5a5
NJ. Manner ct Fields out etc asser-
rents CONNIE nmmbrs du Jury de Police.
LeJury du Police a proceds lelec-
tion du President du Jury de Police.
N. Aycock a propose PHon. II. G..
Thibodanx CONNIE candidat i Ia PrGsi-
dence. .ftIsa3 sa3e3sx = 81 ts.asseessss
= NJ Theriot propose Mr.. Aycock
comnie candidat au meme office. d sasi
Avant que Ia question fut mise aux voix,
N. Thibodaax dit: Quill rcfnsait positive
ment d'accepter la candidature an poste
De President sdu Jury de Police. Quill
ayait servi CONNIE membre de Get honor
able corps durant yingt ans, ct au della ct
que plus dune fois ses co-membres
Pavaient honofe de leur confiancef en- le
choisisantl leur oficies presidant. Mr.. L.
sayait Ia necessits d'eliretpour President
IN membre resultant d Houma; en- conse-
quence il pratt ses amis de .votertous pour
Mt. Agcock. ssEa gsi,t aosi5 aHf
Au deponillement du scrutin il a paru
que MIR. Aycoek avaitrecu neuf votes-un
blank. En- consequence Mr.. Aycock a
ete declare ddment elu President du jury
de Police, pour servir durant pannee ex.
P'rant au premier Lnndi do lSeptembre,
1856. sstF III sssgisasf st+ssfs'e
Sur motion de N. sThiboda,lx. 5lsN
Le Jury De Police = procedea j l'election
0e dreffler d. Jury De Poiice.s1i tealoi3t
NJ. Gueae I propose F. Gagne CONNIE
candidat. s-lss3a.ls'T M,
Az d6ponillsment du scrutia il q par,
ga iagne await recu sept votes, q.
roy par M. Umbei6eld, ct aenx blanks
3 g oaa.eqseace F. Gagne . ett declare
nuneat ela Gref6er pour servir duran
.a1es expinnt ~ premier Lundi d.
0epenbre, 1856. I
sur motion de Mr.. Thibodaux,
Y Jury do Police 4 procede i pelec
uoada TItsorier de Paroisse.
.o,. $; Gutno : propose +. Gagne comm'
Az dspouillement du scrn,in i ! ma, nal,
aue :: Gagne await recu, cinq votes. deu,
70 ,ose: dour NJ. George Lester, et troi
, .sank. Mule majorite ayant etc OBJ
Le Jqy ds Police alors a proceae :,
srsu.lene tour du scfutin, ct il paru ,au;
s. Gagns await recu six votes, et M
aso'se Lester enavait quatre; Ell conss
snce Y r,t Gagne q etc declare dnnlen
u irescrief De Ia paroisse Dc Terre
aae, pour servir du rant l'annse expirsn
" psem'sr Lu.sdi de- sep,embre, 1856.
e0 motion Do Mr.. TAibodanx =
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EE-,Ys FOR CLJBBIEG.

The ENICfz ERBoCy1ER anil Narper's, putnam's Hta
ha,s Ma.azines or asicy's iadys Booh, viii he sen
one wear far FIVE ioLi.ARS; the hStChtitboe /. IL
and itoinc journal, for FOUR Dollars a yeaf-
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SE-nEiANUAL REPORT.

SE-nEANNJAL REPORT.
F. GAGNE, Treasurer,
In Acct with the
Parish Of Terrcbonne:
Amount on hand April
Isl, 1855, as per re-
port, $lOsS,25
Amt of L.Bush' s(las)
note p'd in 'rreas'y, 10000
Amt fine collected of
H Detiwau 5000
Amt from Tax Collec-
tor on acct. tax 81
and '55, 4i66,90
Total rec 'dto Oct.1,
1856, e36O5, ,l6
E,,,on1;tv nc ne3. ,.ourhpr2 yn GctGIey
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TAKUISSF IEiNNEDS1-S1SH'
Couforlnsment a l'ajournement le Jury
de Police de Ia paroisse Terrebonne. s'est
assemble ee jour ce Ter d'octobre, 1853.
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3746,64
S36J6,73
F. GAGNE, Treasurer
Parish of Icrrt 5onnc.

LIE connie snr les finances fait le rap
port suiyant, lequel etc adopts a funa-
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nov l2-en3
FASHIONABLE BANGING.


lii w. MUNDER, Professor Of Dancing at
Il He Georgetown Co lege and Convent, and prin-
cipal teacher in Washington city. has the honor
to announce to his former patrons and the public
generally, that he will resume the duties OF his
School on THURSDAY, November sth, 1855, at
NUMBERS ASSEMBLY HALL, (ediOining
the Star o1tce,) at o'c'ock, ?. m, for Ladies'
Misses and Masters, and on the same evening at
TX for Gentlemen. he feels assured that the un-
equaled progress of his numerous pupils In his
former classes is sufficient guarantee OF his su-
perior skill as an instructor.
Prof. Nj. begs leave to remind the public Of the
unbounded success Of his May Festival Ball al
the National Theatre, which was attended by up
wards OF 4 900 persons.
His new Hall Is one Of the largest, most beanli-
ful, and conveniently arranged IN the city, with
two dressing and supper rooms added, which can
be rented for Balls and Parties. The location IS
convenient TO Persons residing in any part OF the
city.
DAYS OF Tuition On Tuesday and Thursday at
O'Clock, p. m, and on the same evenings al
for gentlemen. A cla for young married ladies
and gentlemen will be formed shortly
All who desire 10 join his classes will please
apply al Mr.. John + Ellis Music Store, Penne.
avenue, near Tenth street, or TO Prof NJ. at his
Hall on the above DAYS.
II subscription list Is now open 70 receive
the names of those wishing season tickets foy the
Soirees. Only So for the season. &C Soft
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MORE RICH DIR ESS GOODS


WYE OPEN TODAY ANOTHER SPLEEN
w did assortment Of Fancy and Staple DRESS
GOODS, many Of them bong bit at auction, and
will be sold at a small advance on the coat fer
cash, or TO prompt customers.
leo dTtss attsrns, all wool, French Nousselin.
which viii be sold al abo.t half their val ~
50 pieces fancy plaid, Striped and figured Dress
silks, a. much less than cost. to close them
out
20 dress patterns In rich plain and striped MORE
Antique AID Bsyadenstripod silks, decided
bargains
10 pieces heavy black striped MORE antique,
plaid and figured silks, which we know 10
be cheap
% pieces plain colcred Silks, in al 10 de.irabls
shades
20 pieces very rich lustre plain black SIX
Is do more beautiful plaid French M@Tinas
with large lot Of plain French and English
Merinos ard printed NousSelins
100 new styie Stella rOcha, long aad sQuare and
superb let Of black Thibet Shswls
90 new style Cioaks, Just received, in rich metre
antique, velvet and cloth.
A full stick OF all kinds Mourning Goods
Our assortment Of Staple Goods for general fam
lily consumption 10 now complete In all derart-
m ants. and all CT the best class.
IL TO which we Invite the pee ial attention OF
purchasers before making their selections
IL We do expect and must insist on bills being
paid that we present. without further notice
COBLEY & SEARS.
No. 523 7th street, 3 doors north Pa avenue
nov -ASsv
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GRAND OPENING sOIREE.

DROP. IL. w. MUNDER MOST RESPECT
l. fully announces to his former patrons an6 the
public generally that his GRAND OPENING
SOIREE will take place on FRIDAY EVEN
ING, November is, 1855, at NUMBERS Assem-
BLY, HALL, adjoining the Star Office.
Neither time, pains CT expense will be spared to
render this opening brilliant one. Several OF
those beautiful and complicated Fancy Dances, as
danced at his Grand May Festival, at the National
Theatre, will be introduced, viz:
The fascinating Pas Syrian, by little Miss and
Master.
The Grand Syrian Pas de Trois, by Prof. Mum
der and two Misses, which was received in
May last with unbOunded applause.
Sailor HOrnpipe, by Master who cannot be ex-
celled for his years and size.
Also, Fanny Il sler's Grand FL Jees de Jerss, by
Miss. This dance cannot be excelled in
point OF grace and style, being danced entire y
upon the end Of tine toe. Itwas received with
universal admiration.
large band OF music is engaged for this occa-
sion, and viii enliven the company with some Of
their choicest pieces.
All the ladies who visited the soiree last season
are invited 10 attend. Others wishing invitations
will please send in their names. nov ID
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MARRIED.,

On the eth instant, by the Rev q. II. Day, Mr.
MANGENN to Miss JANE COLLINS, all Of
this city.
On the 9TH instant, by the same, MIR. ISAAC
BRIDEWELL to MAR I JANE ROCTOR, all
Of Virginia.
At Westmins or, w on the Oh inst, by Rev.
j. crosby. AIr. HENRY A. WILLARD, Of This
city, TO Miss SiRAH %. KELLOGG, daughter
CT tue Ion Daniel Kellogg, Of the former place
On the 18th instant, By The Rev Dr Holmead,
GEORGEF. BARRETT 70 Miss MARGARET
J. MGALWEE, all Of this city.
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GATHERS SALOON,

For the AccoGsm sddtioH o. Ladies and Gtn,ls-
men
n GAUTIER TAKES PLEASURE IN IN
We forming his numerous patrons that he has re-
opened the GENTLEMEN;S RESTAURANT
attached to his establishment, after thorough
renovation and improvement lie has re-arrsnz ed
and improved every branch Of his business, and,
with the assistance of a numerous bod OF superior
workmen in every department, together with his
accumulated experience and strict attention to
cry wish Of his guests, he hopes TO merit en- In
creased Patronage.
DINNERS, BALLS, and PARTIES attended
10 in his usual elegant style. He has In his en-
Ploy four superior French cooks, perfect artists,
for serving fashionable dinners alone, either one
of whom VIII be sent TO private houses at the med
crate charge Of two dollars for services.
Families DESTROYS OF entertaining this winter
hculd consult with C.. GAUTIER in regard to
their arrangements, az he can furnish better and
cheaper dinner than can be obtained elsewhere.
e. GAUPlER,
nov l2-eoSt 252 Pa,ayenue
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raltirnnrA NarkA,r

BALTIMORE, Nov. l4-Flour is brisk; sales
Of 5000 bills mostly City Mills ct 50. Wheat
is heavy, but prices have undergone no change
since yesterday. Fair 10 prime white 50 =
Strictly prime 81 05.
Corn is unchanged and sales are light Old
white and yellow IS q Csc.
Provisions.-SSles are limited, and nearly
all kinds were firm. There is & slight improve
ment in Bacon-sides l2i a I2c; shoulders l2i
lac Mess Pork Il 50 So Lard is quiet,
in bbls- IL a l2ic; in kegs l3t a Isle. But
ter and Cheese in demand
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NEW STORE.

HAVING LEASED AND FITTED UP AS
Il L Grocery the Store formerly occupied by
Hooe, Bro. Il Co, opposite the Centre Market,
am now prepared to sell, on the most accomIno-
dating terms, and at prices which cannot fail to
please, the following named articles, embracing
In part portion Of my stock, and earnestly solicit
OF the ,nerous public share Of their patronage:
50 half chests very choice TEAS
20 bags Old Government Java COFFEE
bags Mocha do t
10 bags Maracaibo do
30 bags Rio do
10 barrels best clarified Brown SUGARS
20 do Powdered aud GRADUATED do
20 barrels Refined do
BUCKETS, BROOMS and MATS
With an assortment Of all such Goods usually
Kept in Wholesale and Retail Grocery.
nov 7-eo5t WIN. bRYAN,
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IL Noah walker q Co., Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, Browns Hotel Building,
respectfully announce tha' their display Of FALL
and WINTER OL0THING Is now ready for in.
specticn, comprising an assortment Of COATS,
TALNAS, OVEaSACKS. SURTOUTS, VEST
and PAN FALCONS Of the nsvest and richest
designs in material, trimming ana workman.
ship. To gentlemen who study excellence with
economy In fashiola ole riolss Of dress an eppor-
tuDity is now offered for selecting from one Of the
attractive stocks OF Goods In this city, at very
duced prices. nsv 2-tf
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III DR.. Curtis's InhalinS Vapor.-Dr
JOHNS, one Of the most celebrated physicians In
New York writes as followse
DIR. CURTIs-Dear Sir: Having Witnessed the
excellent effects OF your HYGEANA OR IN
HALING HYGEAN VAPOR AND CHERRY
SYRUP, In case Of Chronic Bronchitis and
being nuch in favor Of counter irritation In affec-
tons Of the throat, bronchial tubes and lungs,
can therefore cheerfully recommend your Nedica-
ted Apparatus as being the most con venient and
eHectusl mode OF applying anything Of the kind I
have yer seen. No doubt thousands Of persons
may be relieved, and many cured, by using your
remedies
may think proper. Respectfully, yours, &C.,
G. JOHNS, NJ. D.,
No 600 Houston street, New York
CAUTION.-Dr Curtis's Hygeana Is the orig
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