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Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
FROM CALIFORNIA.
! NEW YoRK. AnriL

" AoRA. dpIH, J0,
The l%tineis sr,ived ala O'Clock v;,.
300 passengeEs and s20O,OO0.in treas.
Ute. Her news Is unimportan,.
The Indians in Oregon confined ,ha;,
attacks upon the whites. Thev Ma
captured the new steamer Mary on ,bs
Columbus River; haI killed a larpe MN.
Der OF citizens 81 Cascades. Al Ia,, 90.
soqn's they were still lighting a, Wash.
ing,on p%raiie.
Mining cconn,s promise az large WE'LL
as last year.
Ex-senator Foo,s has wi,hdra vn =.
y American candidate for the u. s.
Senator.
The drou.h. which has prevailed
throughout, California for two month,
had given place to copious showers of
In the southern counties j. was. feared
mat the Pas'urage will be INSULT cieni
10 sustain The cattle, during the. sum.
mer.
H-is said the Mornonaa arc. maxine
survey ofthe Colorado River, with
view Of opening y channel Of commun;.
cation with all the leading Mormon eta.
hons with the n tea,ion Of. geuioe sYo.
plies from the Pacific shores.
Another sirolg movement has been
made IN California to open. a line az
weekly posts 10 Missouri,
A brisk trace has spsnnc up between
San francisco and the Russian pos.e;on.
! ne ship Cyanne sailed on the "a ult..
WI a large and assorted cargo for those
IN money market OF San Francisco
when the steamer sailed vas verv st,;n.
gec'; and there were universal com.
plants Of unsatisfactory c~olIecions.
Produce markets were generally dull
with the exception Of -four and erair. is
which there had been large ~spccuiai:ys
transactions at advancing prices. GsaNev
quoted at GA SO. Hams l5c. Bn,,er
choice. 45c Lard 2Oc. Pork era 5o
per hall tbl.
The steamer Golden Age brouQh, down
Sa.7oO'o 0 Tbs Cor,ez brough, $Il7,-
E1 Governor Biglsr j. a passenger ON
Tho aseamsy Ericsson arrived hers
afternoon from Liverpool with two,
.passengefs. She passed. q the 23d. f.
La.. 40 anc Long. 47,22,, the steamer
Washington. ~
a
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

MI. Filkins. you say you know the
defendant-what 10 his chsras:er?'
For what. sH--spree:ng or iasegr,ty.'
For integrity, sir
well. al tina, . can say abou. Jones
10 lha, il he's honest he's GOT . queer
way OF showing il, that's ALL
.Wha. do you mean BY ,ha,!' Il
.Jusl ,his-thas The night before hs
Dimes o. turkey. sonebody's poulsy
coop 10 always broken OPEN
That will do, Mr.. Flkins.'
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

A lady made = complaint to Friedrich
The Great. King OF Prussia.
Your majesv, said she,' my hus.
band treats me badly
That 10 none o. my business. replied
the Ksas.
Blu. be speaks very i'll Of YOU said
the lady.
THAT is nou Of your business he
replied.
jos. like NE old vsudal.'as Velair.
cslls hit1self.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

The land Ofice q, Iowa City has been
discontinued. Lands in that disnic. will
hereafter be subjsc. 70 entry and sale AZ
the F.. Des MONIES Office.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
The Hopefval Son.

Mo,her.-.Did not tell you not -
trouble them pie. agaia::' ~
Hopeful Son.-i am. had no trouble
with 'em; I'm . taten 'em as peaeeabls
az can be-.
III every mans internal care
Were written on his brow,
How many woald our pity shars stegsw
Who raise our envy now.'
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

Two things to be ~kspl--your word
ant yonr temper. The fesmer when
dealing, with q printsr-lhe latter when
dispniing with : woman. This may bs
difficult but may be done by geuiag !
couple Of chapters Of Job by hesr,.r
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

Afelios in Albany is going 10 have his
life insured. $50 tha, when he dies he caa
have something ~ live on, and not be IN.
dependent on the cold charities OF the
world, a. he once was. q asl& 80
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

'Rogers says-'I once observed 10
Scotch lady. how desirable il was in anv
Ganges % have presence of mind, ~
Il had rather have The absence Of bod
~ shs replied.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

The value Of foreign goods imported
o : NE port Of Boston for the week end.
ed April 4 amounted to Sl,si8s22.-
FOR the corresponding weeks OF 1858. IL
Amounted 10 e763, sac.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
The House 10 engaged in the discuss-
ion Of the bill reported from the COM
mistee on Commerce and establish hing
collecting districts, designated ports Of
and modifying the rsvenue laws.
HOUSE CONTINUED.
The isr,her consideration Of the bill
wa then postponed 70 The I'd Monday in
June
MI. Herbert referring 10 the .ecen,
massacre ai Panama. said this wac no,
the firs, time such offences had been com
mi,,sd ic shst quarter. aud thought il high
iime the Go1ernmen. should put an end
10 such proceedings. II our citizens are
10 receive 10 relief, the sooner the coun
Try 10 informed The bsiier. He offered q
which Mas adopted. ins,suc,
log the committee on Foreign Affairs TO
il any and what further isg,sla
si0n was necsssafy TO seenrs the security
Of properly Of Aaerican eitizens passing
oser ths sls.hmSs Of Paaams; the Indian
appropriation bill VA then taken up 10
Mr. Bafing'on and Mr. Msachsm sev.
srally spoke against the extensions 0f SiA.
very and in favor OF the admissioa OF
Kansss into the Union with . tree Slate
Constitution already presented 10 the
The latter gave notice Of his
inssnlion 10 introduce . reason insssac..
ling the Committee on territories TO re.
port = bill for the purpose. The Indian
bill va reported 70 the Houss without
ssing read . { = word said while pending
10 The sommiuse.
Adjourned.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

A physician one day advised SYDNEY
Smiih'so take . walk on an empty s,om-
scb.,
Whose s.omachi' asksd the vii.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
xxxlV-Cengrcss First Session.
WAsHISoToN, April 30.
SENATE.

The senate to Gay passed the House
bill, making the appropriation for the
improvement Of Shsboygan harbor. and
for masine Columbus Kentucky, a por,
OF delivery. and also adopted a resolution
directing the Committee on Finance 70
consider the expedisncv Of exempting
from duties all articles Of foreign manu-.
faciure. exclusive of that of submerged
wreck.
Nj Biiggs then rose and defended the
action Of the naval retiring board. reply.
ing to the rscen, speeches Of Messrs.
Houston and others. complimentins the
official conduct of the Section OF the ma.
Wy. ).
Mr. Adams complained Of the injustice
done BY the naval officers, aud earnestly
Insisted that their wSon2s should be re
dressed. as
Adjourn ID.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

a 'con66enes' mau-shs mAa who
thisks be can help = good.lookiag Ger
eitl 70 cord the besdsseat wlsAtu,
gss,iae HE hesd bsokSn'by nh ~.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

Ths ttsrslsljA, bsnssvsi iavsnlbdls st
} Rafv'ee'se6-skeshsd ~. saa
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

Pulperniekel Gays that . woman's
heart y The 'mosi svsslsst' thing 10 The
world; inlset : perfect hoaetA4Gb-iall
Of ssgs.s beware.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

Dsaaiag (aflsswesds Lord Ashbasson.)
was 'sssiiag shs hw' 70 jury ~ Child
hall. whsa Lord Aans6eld intercepted
hin b. ssyiag.
.if shss b Law ! viii 60 hsas and
bars ny books.'
'Ysa had mssh bsssss e. hons and
read shsa,' said DunninG.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
Nem Orleans a0urrtisements
Aux Planteurs Sucries,

r ES soussignes, proprietaires du " Tey Orleans
IL Southern Giemicai Hohs," pIeneme satifa,s des
marques conance que leur donnt NM les panteurs
sucrers, pal la gran!e quantite de demandts de RS
ite de Chdr. quis ben voulu eur adresser cette
sason, veuen point atenre Ia fin de la rouaison pour
leur en- temoigner toute eur gratitude
Lencouragsment qus var de 81 br;l'ants result
tas, l. portes .ire nmediatenen de nouveauN ST.
cLces pour agrandir eur etabl sseent ct lis soni par
augnener ct ameorer leur fabrcston tom en- dl-
minuant les muense don't lis ne veu!et
point rofter seus auque lis desrent, corare, que
NM les panteurs sucrers prennent r en- leur fasant
upe reduction dams les prix
En- consequence lis donnen avis tous lers clients ainsi
qua tos les panteurs sucrers general ct leurs agents
qua compter d'auiourdhai lis vendro ienr HSulfte
de Chaux rason de Six Piastres par Ball. tonours hssi
pur ct auss bon ct ayant 10 degrees, par lie
passe.
Las soussgnes sont persades que NM les planteurs
criers accueieront favoraement nouvele ct lis
percent ou lis cont accorder leur benvean
patronage. JULIA H. BONNABEL,
dnc2as1m PAUL MARCELIN
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
Gotels, &e.

ERANKLIN HOUsE.-IN CONSEQUENCE
i of the advanced price of provisions table ssi.A
wines, and servants hire the proprietor felt
PEELED on the first of January last 10 makesome slight
advance in the prices for boarding, and instead
Fifty cents for dinner has charged Seventy five cents;
bul has now concluded upon charging only the old price
Fifty cents dnners bnt will not furnish wine
Wnes however, of various kinds and grades always on
hand ready to order of guests when required. viz:
Claret, Native Catawba Wine, liaut Sauterne white
Wlne best old Sherry Charles edseck Champagne Muscat
good deal of money time and pains have been recently
spent in reng, to male this Hotel pleasant and com
Portable to the traveller and regular boarer now con
denty trust will receive liberal share of their
June2-;f. B. F. HOLDEN, Proprietor
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
To the Sugar Planters.

THE undersigned, proprietors of the "New
L Orleans Southern Cnen al Works" in this city,
couraged by the ample patronage have given them this
season, in the consumption of their 81 SUL;fIIrE OF
LIME, will longer delay Offering you their grateful
acknowledgements This support which has essentially
contributed TO the enhancement of most advantageous
suits has enabled them only to arge sacrifice
the manufacturing apparatus bu; also to effect other i'm
provements, enabling them diminish the expenses and
manufacture more largely.
DESTROYS reap all the advantages Of the alterations
themselves but share them with the Planters they have
the conclusion of reducing the price, and hereby
beg to notify Planters and their Agents in that
mencne from this da, they will supply their Bl lSULPHlTE
OF LIME AT SIX DOLLARS PER BARREL ONLY, which
they guarantee heretofore of to 10 degrees Baume
The undersigned feel convinced that this spontaneous
in your favor will be duly apprehended; that only
will you continue to draw supplies from their works. but
protect them in their future enterprise.
JULIA II. BOSNABEL.
dec291m PAUL MARCELIN
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
Thibedaux Female Institute,
Institution Of Learning

LSUR YOUNG LADIES'
L The Religious Ladies' of Mount Carme! have the
honor OF informing their acqainances and the public in
general that they have opened Thboaux parish
Lsfourche day and boarding School for Young Ladies'.
The course Of instruction is similar that pursued
BY other boarding schools Of the countrythat say
Writing, Gramm Geography, Arithmetic, Eements Of
Geometry Natural Philosophy, ETC. story and Literature
will also be taught.
The scholastic divided INTO sessions the first
commencing the lst of October and ending the 14th
OF March, the commencing on the 18th Of March
and ending on the Sd Monday of August.
COnditiOns-BOarders.
The price Of boarding comprs general instruction in
french and Englishis $60per annun payab advance
half It the commencement of each session. charge of $6
will be made for bed, entering the institution
Washing and mending. per session n........4J5 90
Lessons on Piano and Of instrument per month 90
Day Scholars.
french and English branches per month each. 90
ooth n'anches o,ether " 90
For u ther particulars, apply to the Lady superior 81
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

"ESTERN MILITARY INsTIT JTE.-The
w next session Of this College, which consist. Of two
tWms commencing respec irey on the tn Of sentemher
and 18th Janua continues without interruption from
beginning to the close he 18th June 1856 At present
there are seven professors in the Coegeone oh win be
thorough in text books and teaching Of any College
IN oar country The dscip me is stric parental and
Culture Economy and Discipline are the especial objects Of
the system. ''' VI
Charges for Tuition, Boarding, Washing Fuel Servants
esenance use OF Arms Room Furniture Towels Reddinp
leach Cadet TO- supply necessary Blankets SIOO per
term weeks Surgeons fee and neiicnes s. per term
No1ern Languages, BookK eping and Fenc.
ing, each SiO per term. For particulars address
] BERRlEN LINDSLEY
= Chancellor Of the University, or
B. r. JOHNSON Superintendent of the Ins ute -
Nashville. Tenn, August, 1857 ano2, Am
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
S TO r A G. E.
The Brooklyn Warehouse Company,

ITO MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS ON THE
L LINE OF TIE OPELOUSAS RAILROAD.-The I'M
dersgned have, Immediately adjoining the Railroad the
upper and lower 8 de. IS FIRE PROOF WAREHOUSES;,
and 1000 feet Of Wharves eatend along the River, for
the accommodation OF steamboats, and vessels; now
erecting platforms and will be prepared the ensuing season.
to accommodate the bulk of 250e0 hogsheads Of sugar.
Planters wishing to dispose OF their at this MART
have the placed the platforms and covered
with tarpauns in the depots erected for said purpose
(parcular attention having been paid in the erection with
regard to light.
They are prepared receive from the Cars all produce
consigned them for sale transhpment and deliver
to steamboats, barges and vessels free of drayage
exposure the weather. the wish of the Company
equal the convenience of the ATLANTIC DOCK Brook
yn Opposite New York; No charge resse1s for ha11
dge and will to reshp from said Sugar Mart
as low rate of freight as charged in New Orleans.
The faci es for storng in of high rates Of freight
and the great sartng ofpese to purchasers from the
Western and Northern Cities will produce offered for
sale here command equal prices with of quality
offered at New Orleans
Persons interested requested to visit the premises
TARIFF
SUGAR per Hhd.-25 cents from to Is days. or 40 CENTS
per month; and p cents each succeeding month.
MOLASSES, per Bhls cents from to IS days: II cts
per month; and cents each succeeding month
No extra insurance required if pared the platform
covered with tarpaulns; if in the Depot Warehouse
can be effected at the lowest rates.
Address THOs. ]. CASEY, (JW STANTON L Co.,
No 81 Camp Street, Comp'y3 R. GEDpEs
New Orleans. THos. J. CASEY.
References By special consent.
Juan de Egana, Lobt & Charpenter
Darby Tremouet, W. i D Crquhart,
George Crauhart Cammack, Squires West
J. D. Denegre, +. Kennel Co..
Clark & Mosby, Fellowes 4 Co..
Brtud Landry, W. G. Hewes
Price 4 Converse, Augustin 4 Thibaut
Hewitt, Norton & Co., Chas De Banc.
T. Gedde<, Jno o. Woodruff & Co.
]. W. Stanton Co. aug25-6m.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
Thib0daux Home Academy.

y BRYs0N BURROWS A. B., Principal.
THIS INSTITUTION will open on Monday, the
18th September, and continue months. 1t is desi-
rape that Students be present the first day of term
Pupils however, will be received any time and charged
ac;ordngly This school is designed prepare students
BY Liberal thorough and practical education for College,
or any other bust of life the plan comprising complete
preparatory course-Engish, Classical and Mathematical
farons may re- assured that earnest and persererng
effort will be made cultivate the head heart and hand
20 tram boys for becoming intelligent and useful men,
70 give the elements OF a psrysct education.
TERMS
For the regular English course per month 90
For each additional language, " I.5O
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
G0ueutional.
'Thilboslaux College.

Thiboslnur College.
T TAKE pleasure in announcing to parents guar
i ians and the public in general that having secured the
the services OF competent gentemen shall henceforth
under the above name, conduc my Institution larger
scale. he plan pursued win be similar TO that
adopted by best Colleges and the tuition comprzes all
the branches usually taught in such establishments
am really to recev oariers OF which, parental care
will be taken and also half boarfers.
For scholars the price will be the same as hereto
fore For pa ciars for and conditions app
to CHARLES SCiIIFFERSTEIN, Principal.
Thibsdaux Female Institute.
g TENNEY, Principal, aided by competent Teach
Cs in English, French, Music, Embroidery Drawing
and Painting, etc.
The eighteenth session OF this Institution will commence
the lst Monday in Octaber neHt No scholar will
taken for less term than session Of five months; but
scholars may enter any time and be charged only from
the time Of entrance.
Board and tuition payable in advance.
Terms.
Board and Tuition in English per session Of months 4S5 90
Washing furnishing room, lights, etc. per month 90
Music on Piano and Guitar, of instrument per
French Embroidery, Drawing and Painting, etc,
per inouui .-............-...... W
Tuition for day scholars per month ...... or6 o.
Incidental expenses for session Of months . 90
Sept. 10, lS55-39-tf
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
uGulna Ey;ircSS.

u F. HOLDEN has now placed upon the line
DE from the Railroad Crossing, Terre- ~ is,-3
es "phne eon pt e ,S rnrr~n r1 Es sa
Express ckages light Mech niisc will be carried at
reasonable The Express Stage will leave Houma
every morning at to half ast o'clock, and returning
iiouma' will leave the Depot Immediately after the arrival
of the ira from the City, say half past II to II NJ
rare eacn way fE U"
be prepared (by themselves agents) with the cash
pay charges delivery, it will be impossible
duct such business upon any other principle.
Orders for the City Express will be received at Houma
intermediate points AMI forwarded with dispatch all
letters by the Express must be postage paid
This is only the beg ming OF spse Of Express inter-
communication with large commercial metropolis and
sewhee which intended to be carried if proper
coura-e is extended.
f5O-tfT B. F. HOLDEN
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
ThIbodaux and Ra.troad

Thlbodaux and Railroad.
CARRIAGES, READY on the arrival of the
" Cars. Distance, Four Mles-Tme 20 to 80 Minutes
ALSO-Extras for The interior, and wherever wanted
upon application to B. F. HOLDEN, Thibodaux
Horses and Carriages.
LWAYSin readiness. Horse Carria ges, for trips
"A to Donadsonvillr. 4ounIa. Or elsewhere whenever
there is enough in number to justify. Also stabing
for horses-and aconnected with the Franklin Honse
by the proprietor. b. +. HOLDEN.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
Estate Of ". II. Wii6dms,

NTATE OF LOUlSIANA.-Fifth judicial NJ.
~ trict Court, parish Of Lafourche.
WHEEEAs, J. $. PERKINS, of the said parish n,
ministraor of said Estate has rendered p.oyson,,
count OF his Administration with the Clerk Of said Com,
praying that it may be homologated
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and nots.a .
file their objections if any they have the said ac",
with the Clerk of said Court at his ocein the own
Thbod lux, in thirty days after the first publication
or the said account will be confirmed in due course ofiau
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Cmr, ri.
29th day of Decer thousand eight hundred ms
t12SH fifty five. 1861 L. S. ALLAN r1srt a'o
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
Ncm Orleans advertisements.

| ~ clO V)llfu.l5 -lUUIl llSfIltfUlS.
Hall, Isotld, ~ Putnam,
/ SUGAR AND COTTON FACTORS, and Cen
eral Commission Merchants, No Customhonse street
between Old Levee and Chaties New Orleans oet3-ly
T.. OLIVIER,
DRY GOODS, ETC
~ M. 10 Douane street, between Charities and Ievee,
sep29-ly* VIEW ORLEdNS
| Pearl River Humber Yard.
IrI>HE UNDERSIGNED having a steam Saw
Mill on Pearl River also Lumber Yard at the corner
of Ca Hope and Howard streets, New Orleans Would res
peculy inform he public, that they prepared to furnish
the quality Of yellow Pine Lumber sawed to order or
any point the 0peoasas Railroad or by Steamboat.
For further particulars apply to B. Ragan, ThbodauS,
sep29.6m. so 5. '.''''' '' ~ ~ " W cARRE & Co.
| THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF FASHION
ABLE CLOTHING IN NEW ORLEANS.
One Price Store.
CTRANGERS AND CITIZENS in want of good
- Clothing should visit the Mammoth Establishment Of
ALFRED MONROE Il CO.,
81 Magazine corner Of Grarier street. Nesr orleans.
Where BE 6s T woN
- All sizes for Men and Boys, No deviation from
marked prices. dec9ly.
THE BEST INDIA RUBBER GOODS
IN TIE WORLD
are manufactured by the UNION INDIA RUBBER COM
Alfred Monroe s. Co.,
No "a Nugaziue street. Ne,c Orleans.
Agents in New Orleans for the sale of Goods man
ufacured by this Company where may be found every ar
ticle in tha, line wholesale ard retail
80 Dealers supplied manufacturers prices.
r. after the purchase of article, any dissatisfaction
arises. may be returned and the money will be cheerfuy
refunded
~ Statesmen speak the French and English languages.
Dec 9, ~. ALFRED MUNROE Co.
JEn'u WATERMAN cHAs. NJ WATERMAN
j. WATERMAN & BROTHER,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
Corner Of Common and Magazine Streets N. Orleans.
HAVE ON HAND and are daily
Il i receiving by foreign and domestic ar
rivals general assortment Of articles, conf q F2l5a7
prising in part as follows:
Hardware, Cutlery &C.,
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains. Scythes
Carpenters Tools, complete,
Cooper Tools,
Anyils, Vices Bellows.
Stock and Dies, Screwplates.
Garden Engines, Pumps,
Poughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shelters,
Agricultural Implements
Mil Crosscut and Pit Saws,
Ok Yokes, Bows. Singlerees,
Turning Lathes,
Platform Scales,
Corn Mills, Cob Crushers, |
Hoes, Hames, Shovels and Spades,
Andirons Fenders Shovel and Tongs,
Copper and Iron Coal Hos
Single and double barrel Guns,
Coffee Hecas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs. Iron Bedsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles, Portable Forges
novi1-n Seines, Fishing Tackles &C., &c.
LIONEL c. LEVY. HENRY NJ SUMMERS.
LEVY & SUMMERS,
NUGAR, COTTON, AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
y and Commission Merchants,
jelly No 90 CAMP STREET. NEW ORLEANS
A F. COCHRAN & HALL,
X ROGERS
u AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN FRUITS,
p2s-tf No So Gravier ST., New Orleans.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
GEORGE H. yIyTEN.
WAREHOTTcE

No. los, POYDRAS STREET.
Bef"een Camp and st. Charles Streets,
-u NEW ORLEANS.
Presses Types INKS Paper Card Boards and furnishing
Of every description Purchasers this estabishment viii
nave the advantage Of being able Sorts
rom Nonpare to Plea consisting Of Accents Fracticus
fseares, leaders. Qaadrats ana.spaees, iso.sn.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
Night School.

A the solicitation of a number of PERSONS
y who are otherwise occupied during the day-the un
oers9ned has consented to open NIGHT SCHOOL at hs
Acaaemy over the Canal Persons wishing to avail them
selves OF this opportunity for improvement in either the
french or English language may 50 by making imma
diate application The course Of instruction will
on Monday the 18th inst and be continued every evening
SATURDAYS and Sundays Hours Of instruction fror,
to half past O'Clock, P. NJ. ''Oi1
oct6-h CHARLES sCH1FFERsTE1y
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16

DRESERVES.-12~ Cases Shakers Assorted
- Sr. HOLDEN.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-16
II. NAUTRE & CO.,

OK Successors to s. MasperedM Dc Co. OK
~ Conde street. between Main and Saint Ann ~
NEW ORLEANS.
"OUSE FURNISHING STORE AND MANU-
IL FACTORY OF of Tin, SheetIron, and Lead Works;
Importers and dealers in Stoves Crates Cooking Stoves
Japaned Tin Ware, Crockery Ware Glass Ware Britannia
Ware, Hollow Ware Table Cutlery LAMPS of every des-
crption Lanterns sugarhouse Lamps, Copper skimmers
and Ladies' Sad rons Ovens Potts. and all other Castings
Also
Camphine, Cas- Lard OIL Linseed OIL Spirits Turpentine and
PAINTS Of every kind and quay-the whole at very re-
duced rates.
Agent for Warmers Force Pumps and Screwed Cast Iron
Pipes For Beebes Patent Ranges For Queens Portable
forges FOR spratts lightning Rods. nov10-1y