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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-25

A DREADFUL CATASTROPHE. - The
Charleston Mercury, Of the 18th inst, has
the following:
A Mr.. Dawson's dwelling, in West
Union, Va, was totally consumed by FIRE
on the night of Thursday, the 25th ult..
when six children persisted in the flames !
Mr.. Dawson and wife barely discovered
the FIRE in time to escape themselves. Mr..
D. seized one of the smaller children and
made his way 10 the door; whom, becom-
ing confused, rushed back into the house,
was stified by the smoke, lost the child.
aud was himself so badly burned, that his
life is despsired of-so that Mrs. D. is,
perhaps, the only survivor Of this truly
terrible calamity. Of those lost, five
were children Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.-the
sixth was young girl, a visitor in the
family.
Ono incident in this cruel drama was
almost Internal in its character. We are
told that, during the progress Of the flames,
the upper floor gave way, and bed, on
which were two or three persons, fell
through to the lower floor, in plain view
Of the bystanders. Appalling spectacle !!
The wretched children were still alive,
but were engirt by the fiery element and
writhing in tho agonies Of death! We
can scarcely conceive moro awful or
horrid sight-one more trying to the mind
and nerves of spectators-than to behold
fellow-creatures literally roasting alive,
without power to stay the flames, or to
rescue the helpless victims from their re.
lentless grasp. That scene must be burnt
into the memories Of al who witnessed it.
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TAx1re Morris" Well, Cuf1es, said
minister to his colored servant, "whai
wore you doing in meeting this afeernooa!
Doing, Nasal Taking notes." was
his reply.
aYou taking notes - exclaimed the
master.
sSartin, massa Ill the gentlemen take
notes.
= Well, lot mo SEQ thcm. " said BE-.
Cufee thsreupon produced bic sheet Of
paper, and his master found il scrawled Ill
over with Ill sosts q marks and lines, q
though dozen spiders, dipped in ink, bad
marched over It.
Why, this i oil nonsenss," said the
minister, . be looked It the notes.
well, massa," CufIss replied, II
fhorgM 50 al the time you ras preaching"
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NEw SueAR.-The New Orleans Cres.
cent says that two hogshead Of sugar, the
growth Of this season, was received on
Tuesday last by the steamer Ceres, from
the plantation Of Judge Hurting, parish Of
Plaquemine, consigned 10 ]. Y. De Egana.
The editors ara Of opinion that it viii com.
maad fancy price, something moro than
in any year for the past twenty years. Of
ito quality, it rates about fair to prime ;
being the 6rst Of the grinding il i rather
difficult to Judge Of it, intrinsic merits. 1t
i veil known, however, that sugar will
b sugar this year.
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AFRxncnnAr's RErlscrIoN.-"yha hat
: slEanks thiae Il y, }" remarked ! French.
maa, a6er making tho tour to tho United
01alss, = hat yua shosh have two hundred
dilsrsnt religions and only ono gravyr
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"LEr THE UNIoN SLIDE." never
expected to become disanionist, or to
endorse the incendiary doctrines Of Mr..
Speaker Banks; but since residing The
very conciliatory article in the Lafcurche
Union Of Thursday last in regard 10 our
recent goose-qaill tilt, We have concluded
b alet The Union slide, = and ray no more
shout Il. We would advise the editor,
however, not to pitch into tho Ceres again.
= i il pretty evident 10 il not moro than
match for the Minerva. If be invokes
tho wrath Of two female goddesses 1t
ooce, we viii not b answerable for tho
consequences.
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B. 8. WAINWRIGHT & CO. Paris,
GRANGE q ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
D. ID
Great Southarn MaiI LinaI
AF VICE DAILYEa
SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED,
Between WASHINGTON CITY and the Sonth

VIA: ALEXANDRIA,,
SOKDONSVILLE, 8ICHMO ND, DAN
VILE 6REENsBOROU6H, N. @.
AND DAILY TO THR
vi tel N IA SPRING
Leave Leave WWashhington at......s o'cloc, A NJ.
Leave Alexandra at.....,,,.7 A
Leave hlexandr1a at...... ......S P NJ
travellers VIII find the Morning Line In con.
neotion with the Virginia Central Railroad, the
Cheapess, most Pleasant and Expeditions Ruote to
The VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
Green bic: White sulphur and Fauquier White
sulphur, Warm, Hot, Alum and Capon Springs,
"en's Cave, Natural Bridge, Lexington, &c
OMNiDUsEs ana BAGGAGE WAGONS
VIII he at the Washington Railroad Depot TO con-
veg PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Ess Of
CAsrEs, to STEAMER GHOR6E -
PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, dis 20
anoe OF six miles, allowing ample time 7of nsz,s.
Fare rom Washington to Richmond ........ as so
Fare 6 Green bo,orns 10 ~
Tickets procured on the boat.
Expedition and Comfort are secured bv th,s
Route, asiths LINEoP FIRST CLASS lAILpoA1
IRON ALEXANDRIA TO DANVILLE.
Eli HOC8H PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE
carried withoutcostt othe Depot Of the Petersb,Irs
hallioad. JAMES A. EVANS,
sel Agent, Alexandria, Va
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70 Il II AR ER's FERRY,
49,. e. Via CAssapsals 4 N1Un,
S.s@xz<1Sz OASo CaAaI EE1R1l7>

THROUGH IN TWELVE HOURS!
NSE NEW AND SPLENDID PACKET.
= BOAT ARGO, Capt. CHAs H MERRu1
VIII commence making Regular Traps between
6EORGETOWN and the above Point. on Mon.
day, March 9th 1856 va fnon'
The Boatwill leave the wharf OF W. H. & n
hitter, Georgetown, ID. c., every Monday. W,S
nesday, and Friday morning, at O'CLOCK
Returning, she will leave Harper's Ferry eveyv
TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday morning. AT
O'Clock.
Through Tickets, save.
TO Lsssoxyg u .62k, tsclxding tks Stage 6vs~
Edva,ds' Ferry
Families Intending to visit the Virginia Shrine.
the coming season win dnd this by FAR the moss
safe, pleasant, and cheapest route to Berheiev
Capon, Shanondale, White Sulphur and Warren
Meals served on board at moderate rates.
A coach will always be in readiness in &; eo,os.
town to convey passengers to and from the Bost
Fer further particulars inquire at the store ~
w: II. H: g. RITTER, Georgetown. ana
JOHN v. AVIS, Jr, Harper's Ferry, Va.
mar 1S-H
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Proposals for Rations fof 1851

QvAlrIlnAsrIn's 0ryIcs, NJ. CONF,
CBPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
10Th day Of November next, at 10 O'CLOCK, q. IN
for furnishing Rstions 20 the United States Marine
Corps at ne Following stations, for The ytsr 1857,
Chsrlestown, Msssschusett;
Portsmouth, New Hampshirej
Brooklyn, Long Island, New fosf;
Phiiadelphia, PennsylvaEia;
Gosport, near Norfolk, Virgins;
Warrington, Florida; and
wsshincton city, District Of Columbia.
Each ration 10 consist Of one pound and quar-
ter Ct ffesh Beef, or three quarters OF pound II
Mess Pork, eighteen ounces OF bieso' mac on
the government, at the rate Of stx pounds Of eooA
Coffee, twelve pounds Of the best New Orleans
Sugar, eight quarts Of best White Beans, four
Of good hard Brcwn Soap, and one and . htlf
pounds of good hard dipped Tallow candles 10
one bundled rstions.
The Beef required sball be delivered on he o. =
either in hulk or by the single ration, and stal
consist of the best end most choice pieces OF
ae caIcsss; de PORK to be No I prime en Mos
Of kinds named All subject 20 Inspection.
NO bid vii be entertained unless sccomr snjcd
by the names Of two sueties known 20 this nice,
or certified TO by some ofaci.l Pcrson TO De en-
dressed to the Quarernaster Of the Marine Corps,
Warrington, D. c. GEO r. LINDSAY,
Major and q uartermaster.
The National intelligence and Evening Star,
washir gton. ID. C Pttrict, Concord, ard Ga
zette, Portsmouth, New Hampshirei Post and
Times, Boston, Mass; Eagle, Brooklyn, and
Daily News. New York; Argus and Pennsylva-
man, Philsdel phia, Penn Argus end Daily
| News, Norfolk, Va Democrat, Pensacola, FLA |,
and register, ooile, Ala, will publish the above
three times a week until The nth Of November
next and send bills accc mps MED by o copy Of
this advertisement, to this once for payment.
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Marriage, Its duties and disquaIifcsiions. ana
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EVENING STAR.
HIAWArHA.

REPUBLICANS" have " got the shskes"-
Got II bedly-got Il sadly
And Il shakes them -shskeS most awful;
Shakes their Bibles and their rides;
Shakes their heroes, parsons, liars;
Shakes their traitors; shakes their villains;
Shakes old OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ssward-Sumner; shakes old Giddin4s;
Shakes them outward; shakes them inwards;
shskes their pious, "paper sinnen''
Out Of breeches, shirts and dinners.
Let 'em shake, shake and shiver-
Shake and shiver up Salt River,
To the land OF the heareafter-
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MANTEI,a.

NEW AND BEAUTFUL STYLE.
Manufactured fPsm Slate Stone, by the
West Castietsn Slate Con Pany, vi.
vTNHESE MANTELs ARE ENAMELLEDI
IL Imitation Of the richest and most expensive
EGYPTIAN, LISBON, VERD Antique,
PORPHYRY, PYRENEEs, BROCATELLA,
and desirable MARBLES. The limitations are
so perfect that they challenge the closest scrutiny
They are so highly polished that they retain their
beauty much longer than marble are not injured
by smoke, coal gas, or acids, and can be sold
much cheaper than any others la market. Price
ranging from &i25 to Gle.
Architects, Builders, and others are invited &c
call and examine samples at No. 5l2 Seventh
street, doors below Odd Fellows Hall, UT
stairs. 7. NJ. HANSON,
Sc l2-fy Agent.
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Proposals for Supplies.
Qu.nrrnx.sIrE'. 6fIrc., n. Con-

QuARTERMAs1ERs OrTics, n. CORPS,
Washington October 10, 1883 4
SEPARATE sEALfD PROPOSALS WILL
- lie rec lived at this flee urtil 10 O'CLOCK q m
on Mordsy, the 10th day OF November neat, icf
supplying TO the Marine Corps the following ar
ticlts, durrg Tie fiscal yeer ending 9th June,
1857:
500 Unifcnn Cars, with scales ccnp,ete
Zoo N srine Pompcns
go Pairs OF Shoulder Straps for rrivates
100 do do non-ccmmissioned ofhcers' Eesu-
lettes
2OOl pairs Of Linen Pants
2O'G Linen Shhts
5eG0 pairs Marine Brceens
500 Marine Blankets
800 d zen pairs woollen Socks
SO Marine Fatigue CAPS
SEQ Linen Blouses
2,oG0 pairs Canton Flannel Drawers
500 10 10. GOO yards s 4 shy blue Kersey
l,SO TO eco DO Of Blue Cloth, coohinesidy
and dyed In the wool.
Samples Of the above can he seen al the Once
Of the Assistant Quartz rnaster Marine Core,
New ork, and a strict conformity 70 sample Will
be required All articles to lie inspected end
certified 10 before payment made.
The Quarferms sier reserves TO himself the
right TO increase or diminish the Quantities named
above, as the interests Of the service may suggest.
The articles 10 be delivered at UGH times, in such
quantities, and ct such aces, the q uarteSmss-
ter may direct, free OF expense 20 the United
States.
No bid will be entertained unless accom- panied
by the names Of two suretes known to this once,
| or certified TO by some Official peron. To be en-
dorsed :" Proposals for supplies and addressed
10 the Quartermaster Of the Marine Corps, Wesh-
ington, I'D g. GEO. r LINDSAY,
Major and Quartsrmss,er.
The National IntelligeDcer ard Evening star,
Washington, ID. e; Patriot, Concord, and Ca
zette, Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Post and
Times, Boston, Mass Eagle, Brooklyn; Daily
News, New York Argus and Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Penn, viii publish the above three
times week until the 10th # November next
and send bills accOmpanted by a ccrv Ct Inf.
advertisement, to this ofhce for payment
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VIEW OF EARRIAax

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NoIIGE OF THE TEMPORARY RE.

NOTICE OF THE TEMPORARY RE.
IN MOVAL OF THE LAND OFFICE FROM
IA TERRITORY in accord. nee with the
provisions Of the act Of Congress entitled sAn
act authorizing changes in the location Of land
Offices " approved March 3, 1883, Il Is hereby de-
ella red ard ade known tt at the land Once for TIE
sale Of public lards at Winona, In the Teri, oTy
OF Minnesota, will be temporarily removed TO
fa,ibault on and offsr ths fist day Of January,
Presumption claimants and others ia the vicini-
~ Of Winona interested In entering land VIII
please perfeNt their proofs, &C., before the d "
named bv the register and receiver Of the closing
OF the once preparatory to its removal.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing
ton, this sd day Of October, A. ID. 1856
BY order Of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
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y and containing neatly
double the quantity Ofread-
Ing matter In that Of the
FIFTY CENT OR DOL
LAR PUBLICATIONS
1t treats on the PHYSIOL-
O6Y OF MAR R1AG Il,
and the Secret Infrmities
and Disorder Of Youth and
Maturity, resulting from ex-
oesses, which destroy the
Physical and mental pow.
ers, with Observations on
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yRoN RURoPI
C. n. L. GROWN & Co.,
AUCTION CORRESPONDING
335 Pennsylvania Avenue,
between 9th and 9TH streets, south side

Conslgnments solicited. Liberal advances made
when desired. All Personal and Real Estate at
tended 10
SALES EVERY NIGHT, and on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at the Store.
oc &c m
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NEW COACH FACTORY,
ON TWELFTH STREET.

vi z UNDERSTANDABLE AVING KECENT.
~, - ly opened a Coach Factory at $50 49,
would respectfully announce 10 the public that
he Is prepared to manufacture or repair all kinds
OF Coaches, Carriages, and light Wagons, on the
Those desiring good Carriage, or to have repair
Ing well and promptly done at a low price are
earnestly req uested to call as ofez such induce
ments as cannot fail to please
All work guaranteed TO give perfect Subtraction
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TABLE CUrI.RRV

SOCh AS IVORY. WOOD AND HORN
- hands a6le and dessert, Knives ouiv' and
Vs. 1911 Sl.n rof Also, meat and game Car
s1pfessiy for my sales, and do MOI bsst.,s ~
con con mend !n:n .. being equal II not superior to
.s C. w. BoTELER,
Iron Hsil.
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The best materials and the best wor ansbip IL
employed to produce e5 Hat, which is sold for
S3.50 We do a cssh business, meet with no los
ses, but give each customer full value foq his
money. Felt Hats unusually low
N. Agent for DFiscoll's Balm Of a thousand
Flower. Price IS cents per bottle.
ANTHONY, 9TH street, near Pa avenue, Agent
for New York Hat COMPANY se 26.f
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WOOD AND COAL.

ME ARE DAILY RECEIVING LARGE
w supplies Of WOOD and COAL, which we
car sell nom the boats at very low prices Per
sois cSsiroas OF laying In their winter fuel would
do well to give Us a cali before purchasing else
"pss' BO6UE e. O'NEILL
E52 No. los Watt ssra.t Cao,,aSc-.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
f'" NsS fs's. Fss LivTPssI.

.EDWARD X. COLLINS l. CO.,
So Wall street, New YORK.
BkOWN, SMILEY L CO., Liverpool.
ste srErhEN KENNARD d CO., IL Austin
B. 8. WAINWRIGHT & CO., Paris.
The owners Of these ships will not be account.
able for gold, silver bullion, specie ieweiYv n-s
clous stones, or metals, unless bills Of ar,
therein. ~ g.
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WHITE Ash COAL

lust ARRIVED, ONE CARGO SUPERIOR
~ WHITE ASH COAL, suitable Tor Rsdiato,s
and Furnaces. All other kinds of Coal on rs
best quality consta ltly on hand ; also Pine, OsS
and hickory Wood
Coal kept under cover Z, 40 lbs TO the ton.
L J. q w. M. GAIT,
oc T-u " w. cor 18th and C. SITS No 5i7
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~ANYHONY BUCHLY,
o u % u = Z & K j. r.
shop and Residence No. 303 Psnn'a avenue,
south side. between 9Th and 10th SITS.
punuInRn uIkdlHI ,IrIru

HAVING PROVIDED HIMSELF WITH
IL an ELEGANT HEARSE,
and all necessary conveniences for a
properly conducting his business,
would respectfully Inform the public that he IL
fully prepared TO Ill all orders entrusted to him,
stthe shortest notice, and In the best manner.
hiaISe supply Of READY-NADE COFFINs
OF all slzes always on hand, which will be fur
nlsned on the most reasonable terms
As heretofore, no pains will be spared 10 give
eaiiIe Satisfaction on all occasions
~. B.-Residing on the premise, sYd,ys v,Il
be promptly attended TO at all hours
feb 7-fy
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BRANCH RAILROAD,
"a u g

tAANGE OF EOURS.-On and after Ma.
~ day, the 93d instant, the Trains will
Leave washington at 10 and ~ .. -, and ana
On Sunday at4Kp.n.
leave baltimore 1t ~ aaA ~ .. ~, sAl snl
"@6 ?. u. PARSONS, Assas.
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CHAUNCkx NARRINER,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWEIER
AND pEALIR IN
Fine Watches, JCwelry, and Silver Ware,

tomayy prices. -.s- F.,
NO 80 Pa. avenue, betweed 9Th and 7th streets,
an JIM lin Browns Hotel buildisg.)
MURDOCk'S PATENT PLATFORM AND
VI Counter Scales, Of all si3es, for sale at manu-.
sactlrers prices by ROGUR& O'NElLL
So Agents, No. 106 WatR g., eeoTges0Wn.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES R9SH
Sss.sszszS VI ALL ST r M Z X D. G&&A&
TyEE SHIPS CnMpRISJNc ruJS LING

TIVE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE
4 are the
ATLANTIC Capt. Eldridge.
DnEi ~ sCdpt. COfnstock
ADRlATiC........,... Jas. West
These ships having been built by contract ex-
Pressly Tor Government service, every care has
been taken In their construction as also In their
cnS'nes, 10 Insure strength and speed; and their
accommodations for passcng are uaea usIr. sor
elegance ard comfort
FIice or Passage from New York to Liverpoo
IN brst cabin, Slj0; IN second do, S75 From
Liverpool to New York, 50 and 20 guineas Ar
experienced surgeon attached to each ship. No
heiths can be secured until paid for. The ship.
OF this line have improved vater-tlght bull
heads aad TO avoid danger from Ice will not eros.
The Banks north OF ~ degrees, until after the Isl
OF august
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MEDICAL BOOk8.-WOOD'S THERA-
Iv1 peutics and Pharmacology, 2 vols; Just pub
lished. Woods Practice OF Medicine, 2 vols /:
last edition. Wood and Bache's u 3. Disoen-
satory; last edition. Watsoa's Practice Of Phy-
sic; new edition Wilson's Human Anatomy !;
new edition. Renourd's History Of Medicine;
vol 1856. Nsill ard Smiths Compendium Of
Medicine; new edition. Dunglison's Human
Physiology, vols new edition Druitt's Mod
efn Surgery; new edition. With a number Of
other standard medical works. For sale at pub
fishers prices.
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Medicines.
Medicines.
DOCTOR HOOFLAN
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS
PRERARYD By
Dr.. o. II. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa,
WILL IIYIcTuALLY cuHR
liver c0MPl Amt 0VCpEPCIA

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The proprietor, In calling the attention Of the
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It Is no new and untried article, but one that
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The testimony in is favor given by the most prom
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PEELED to acknowledge Its intrinsic value, and the
acient lay aside their prejudlcies and prescrib.
il in their practice. Respectfully yours,
F. M. CHALFAN7
town and village In the United States. Price Il
cents per bottle.
r. b. GILMAN, Washington, and JOHN g
kIDWELL, Georgetown, Agents. je Ism