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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

ForR Mrs. DRowsED.-A sad accident occurred on
Y pdav night at Rondout on the Hudson River, bS
,hich four men were drowned. 1t appears that a
,.,y OF Fix men started from South RondOut in two
nan bos,s TO come over 70 Rondout. When they
I-ived opposite the der-house one of the boats
esking badly snd the other came alongside to take
ct The men from the sinking boat. In stepping from
o.e 70 the other both were capsized, aud the whole
party thrown into the stream. -Four were drowned
Two CT tie bodies have been recovered Que Of them
VS. recognized as that Of Mr. Becker Of Ron iout.
Tley were all husbands and fathers.
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Advertisement
GAS GAsi-GAS FIXTURES of new and beau

tful designs, Just out Tor the Spring Trade.
Ao the cheapest and best PORTABLE Gas WORKS. new
and construction for private dwellings villages &C.
For wholesale retail call II great Manufacturing Depot
No. SIC Broadway. ARCHER, WARNER 20.
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NEW DECORATIONS AND PAPER HANGINGS for

1T - '0T
le56-PRATT HARDEsBERGH, No. $50 Broadway, pre-
pared TO exhibit the LARGEST and best Of PLAIN aud
DEcoRATIvE PAPER HASGSGs offered in this country
None but frst-class workmep employed.
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EXTENSIVE HAUL OF STOLEN GooDs.-From n-
iS e and 0acer Mstbe. Of the Mayors oce they
led TO believe that large amount o. stolen sooa
Jo.eIh ard Moses Tbey sscerained definitely tia;
goods which had been stolen from the drJgoOds store oil Gurus
Co Pbs1epha on the nh OF March last were .ecreei IN
The house having telesaphed the sb,ve ftn proculd
the assistance Officers Van Wagner, Fak aud BTocas ss1
OF his civ proceeded 10 premises which they iearche1
fom TOP to bottom The goods recovered dei three large
hunks consisted q silks, satins gove. oocse
- sis bre with White edge Of gold wsches han
dItd spoons tnive. and foris and variety OF oarss
to Tie OH. Of tho Chief Of Police in this city, where SONS
members Of the CURTIS firm deutf several pieces sup
poed that the goods the proceeds Of many r9sors IN h
and other The tricks arrested and are IN CUSTODY
awaiting further Developments. Tbs value Of the goods reeoV
cred is about slo,oW
ENGINES LOCKED UP.-Yesteri'y Capt. Smith of
th Fir.f Dsic, Police placed Engine. and urder lock
key by Mayor for disoraery conduct Hnd
hehtng Saturday night last The eHir Will be oIousa DO
fore the Common Council for investigation
Held TO BAIL.-Yesterday morning VIM. A. Smith
ard jeremiah C9' were brought before Justice SHia ana
Mathew Mulyey with pistol the day previous
BIBLE PREsvNTATIOS.-A handsome Bible, costing
So pre'entsdl Pine Tree Carl o. T. at as
OF East Brooklyn The IEeseniaon was male by the Re
Speeches made ana ssns and the
terminated satisfactorily
DROWNED IN A CIsTTRS.-Thomas Scott aged FIVE
CtIol stett prsr President Wedr esdsy evening Ne Is
Of VIM Scott No IS President street. CoonSt ol
dis ed guest sna verd< in a;eoTdA1ee "iia TIE ia'S
rendered.
KINGS COUNTY HoSPITAL.-Number OF psiients re-
esvea Tor ending April Is %; bonn, Discharged
- died lS Remaining, 49,
f. gine Compspy No. l. Eastern District turn out
q, Nopcsy ieA, 70 6rus home ,her engine from New fo's
where it be- been reviS painted and decorated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

FIhRY BOAT CoLLIsIoN-AbOut 10 O'Clock on
Tburday morning the Lydia and Agnes, boats of the
GoveTneur street ferry, in collision head on in the
middle u tho East River. The deck timbers were
ms,bed considerably and the splinters flew around,
but fortunately person sustained any serious Gary
The passengers were much frightened, and the shock
threw many Of them off their feet.
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IAAvertlsement

TAdNoTtIfenent
Our CAME0-TYPEs cannot be initiated.
WILLIAAsON BRoTHgRs,
No 2i9 Fulton-st, Brooklyn.
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IAdvertisementI
ORIGINAL, PAINTINGS THE DUSSELDORF GAL

Try No. 40 Bro4dway chaonges COMPANION VIII any
collection Of Paintings GnoieL' no4erD, this Coot
II isns nearly 900 Of the finest Works OF Art ever
pUt upon exhibition To be appreciated It must be seen.
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[Advertise nent.l

WINDOW SHADES, White and Buff Holland
Picture CORDS TAssELs &c. at wholesale and retail BY
NewYorE Country supplied the lowest prices
and or the reasonable terms.
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vsrtissnent-
READS

IAdNrTtIs"hchI-i
BEADS
eH EVERY scRIPTIOB
For Sale by
NJ. P. II
No. Ies Pesrl-st New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

SAD AcclpESr.-A Young man named Charles
S-ass sAru. - years Of age, who hss been residing
,sA he uncle al Rssendsle Ulster County, was acci-
s.ssly sAe, snd fatally injured Thursday last He
~ sOue Young friends who lad been shooting, and
ssok c-e Of their guns 10 examine it. BY sociden.
- hammer caught in the leg Of his psntaoons aud
~ qua wcui Oft lodging the entire charge of shot in
y. nfs, brcssi snd shoulder He fingered until Sun
IA, VIXEN death ended his suiferirgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S OFF1CB-APRL II.
Csrl Roever was arrested to-day charge of
feuouenily rctsiIing letter
The letter in question directed 10 OTTO LOCKWOOD the
conf lair ant Of Carl Roevet
E6ve ook II from the Post Office, and refuses to give ii
until paid debt contracted By lockwood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

D.v, tAdvertsementj
Rs,,,, sssEs OF THE THROAT AND LUSGs.-lr.
a.s. esrsH 6evo his attention exclusively To tho at
"a sr'sasyy 'A' iAi0'' and L'i' As'a'''' 81" '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

KINGS COUNTY HOSPITAL.-Number of patients re-
esiye for the ending April Is % bonn Discharged
Is Died IS. Remaining, ~.
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f. gine Company No. 7, Eastern District turn out
~ Nopcay rex biug home the engine from View lois
where IL h,s been revlv painted and decorated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

ENGINEs LOCKED UP.-Yesterdsy Capt. Smith Of
the Fs District Police placed Engines Nos and IL u,deI loo
order OF the Mayor for disortehy conduct snt
fshtng Saturday night last The affair will be bTousA; DO
fore the Comm Oh Council for investigation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

HELD TO BML.--Yesterday morning VIM. A. Smith
ard jeremiah Collins brought before Justice nh, and
held in 5000 bal each for ,rl the charge Of shooting
Mathew Mplyey with pistol the day previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

r,ssIso CSUsTERFEIT MoSEY.-A woman named
ss JehrsSp Thursday arrested Cor attempting 20
$40 teTfet bill the Bsnk Of Ne~buryPort Mass
,, ~ Goods Of Thomas 81 Caldwell, No. 40 Third
On searching the residence Of the used. uber
a. -et bns found, aud also bank note dies "a
~ e~. 1lss property taken 10 Oh by tbs lice
scnsn ws Locked up by Ja.tce De. dsou. sh un
a. h>a sonfederates and efforts Del made 70 arrest
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AccTDESr At A SUGAR REFISERT.-Egbert Bran
q tAoger accidentally f- through the hA,chwsy of the
sr 6neiy OF Mr. AuehDcos, Nc 10 Rose street yeser-
nortng sustained and dangerous injuries lie
sseosveyed Il the Ne w.York Hospital.
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SUPERIOR COUgT-SPEcIAL TERN-AFRIL r7-Bofore
Jadse HOETaAS.
Oneil agt The Kpick-Ibocker Stage Co.-hotion
10 strike cut granted. without costs.
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Fall FR0S HOusE.-A lad, eight years of age
% SGusl Eyr~r while Aying hs kite upon the root Of q
49, 10 T~eutt 6fh street rhurslsy morning Wa ke1 Of
% severely injured that bis recovery thought
&c almost ientQssibe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

ARREST on SUSPICION OF RoDBERY.-Frederick
Hzpson keepa Of groggery Infamous sod vile dem at
Nc JOG Duane greet yesterday arrested by Policeman
Greer Of the Fifth Ward suspicion Of having on the evsig
evous robbed Patrick Kinney resident Of Nswown, N j.,
sAo stopping molopeys Hoel OF wallet containing %
Ipesrs that called the GROCERY and inyi BY
HsuT-on up where he Introduced 20 some vile vo-
Daring h stay be fell .l@ep and or king missed his
nsy He roper ed bis loss Hsmpson who handed him
ad tod him toca again and be would look fT the money
Yesterday uOu he called IL Company with the CONAN,
~ H.npson offered him IS OF the occurrence
~ ofef added the already existing AGAINST hamson
c he arrested and committed 10 the Tomos for exam
tl.on
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CHARGE ot MAIZENA, man named Elwari
Icy anesnd Yesterday charged with havug Wcines
ssssu Cornelius Sc iua Of Nc. l Seveaih stree,
shou, say provoeaon bitten OF piece OF his fOse DIS
srrs u;inling him for life The prisoner takea
seTe Jrsiiee FOOD and committed foI examination
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ARREST OF ALLEGED GAABLERs.-Capt. Downing
u. s1th wsr5 Police Thurstay visited the premises
Ne Bsy.Td street, and there arrested Two men named
h.e Jscob ard Errost Hen.er charged compliant OF
sob Lew With being concerned in keeons sameins house
faro desus Of checks. snd several packs OF
e,ds isk Of by Capt d. The accused were
eNzEilted 70 await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

ROBBERY ON THE STEAMBOAT OREGON. - Mr..
Rcbsrdson Utica n " eareleSsly eft sS55 in
kbs under his pillow In StateToom on board the steam
bat OregoD on Tbarsday morning aud on returning " tbs
found The noDey missing cC!ofed waier named Put
Ran suhsauouy arrested suspicion Ct having stolen
u money and committed prison 10 await examination
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-06
Ner- Orleans, Opeionsas. and Great Yves!
sss ern ErPress.. ,,, W .-ar

Ner. Orleans, Opelousas, and Great West
ern Express. a.s -a4
4 DAILY EXPRESS is now establish
"A ed the Opeiousss Railroad. between New Orleans
and Bayou Lafourche, connecting in New Orleans with
The American Express for all the principal Cities and
Towns in the North and West and at Bayon Laourche,
with hel t-tt@eso FAs'' ''- 80
MOLDEN's STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS.
for Thibodaux Houma, Tgervie, Berwcks Bay, Pa,ter
sonville Centervle Franklin New Iberia, st. Martins
vile, Washington and Opelousas.
SPECIE, IEWEIRY, VALUABLES, and MeHchsndiss
Of every description forwarded and delivered promptly
Notes. Ds, Bills, etc., collected and al orders attended
70 punctuany. f-s...., - -..f = ,s..i
Each EXPRESS In charge Of special messengers.
All ndfse, orders from New Orleans Tor the In
terror, must be LETT q the 0ee before H., the day
previous 10 departure. Orders e Joseph Baxbas, $50
Old Levee street, win receive prompt attention. 80
EXPRESS leaves Adams Co.'S Office, No. 90 Camp st.,
daily NJ returning, leaves franklin House, Thibo
daux, - P H., and Bay IA10urche u p, u. s,4,H
RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
In connection with the above there ID express the
Baggage TO part Of the city Of New
Orleans, that passengers giving name and check
70 the Express Messenger have their deliver
Cd u directed, with promptness and desp atch
4 ~ Lrtf3t3F S.-A & STAIR g. JONES, sss.
LnlAJ - Once % Camp Street.
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HOUMA DRUG STORE
sE,sssgs
ERIZELL Il BROOKS, -
l. .rsEszsz#ssss sEStss So 4fHfss
DEALERS IN
DRUGS 4 MEDICINES,
HouMA, LA.

~ mysicisns' Prescriptions carefully dispensed.
Also-Engiish and French Perfmery, German Cologne,
Soaps Pomades Os Tones for the Hair, Tooth, Nail and
Hair Brushes Combs elegant Toilet and Fancy Articles &c
Pure. Wines and Brandies,
for Medicinal Purposes Choice CHARS Paints Oils Var
nishes, Window Glass, Putty. Dye Stuf Alcohol Tur-
pentine, Congress and Blue Lick Water. 4 s.s.s.,-
: HOOKS. STATIONERY &c af A4t - Lift.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-06
SCOTS LITTLE CIANT"CoRN AND COB MILL,
ST Patented May 18th, 1854. ~
THE attentention of Planters. Farmers


THE attentention of Planters, Farmers
and etockeedeFs In general respectfully called to
this mill the most important article Of the kind
use mot only we'll adcpd for grinding cob meal for stock
but 1rtD tor the table, and especially Bread Meal from corn
nce fully ripe q dry in the fall
In setting this mill mechanic frame work il want
ed, only requiring 70 b fastened 10 floor platform
E..ily adjusted and used by anybody, even child.
Ate Aec1tnral Fairs IN Missouri Kentucky Maryland
and other States and that In the complimentary
nef; well the ready Of ne Thousands
wkneafng il performance.
These nilh are guaranteed in the most positive man
and No warranted 70 grind 10 bushels OF feed per
sr Win one horse, and offered 1t the Low price Of taO
complete ready fGs attaching che team-No. ct SIS
49inds 80 hushels per hour with two hosses.
Manufactured by Scott Durt 81, Louis accGs Z Xock
be- Baltimore; Scott 4 Hedges, Oincianau.
ssa.st q se From the Cincinnati Daily Times.
sTH4 LIfTE8 GiAHr."-By invitation We called ct the
eabahment IT Scott Hedges yesterday, 10 witness the
operations Of what the inventor has disseminated The slit
ee Giant Corn and Corn Cob Mill" II ever name WAS
ve applied il in the present instance The Mill weighs
only aboot three hundred pounds and With single horse
aeceed 70 tan foot shA Il eats mp and cob with
= vengeance" Its got up Improvement ON the
patent Of this kind ever attained, and = simple
mocon IN twenty minutes and Afterwards be ajuEted and
1sed With ea, anybody. It viii grind with from
TO the farmer, this mill % simple IN it, construction
& e .s!s pee propelled BY power always on
!otds one OF the greatest convenienes we have ever seem
they have been Introduced thew have univer-
al nvoe tevesy interested in agricultural paur-
eau n q seo0 Hedses No. Water Street, examine end
For sale in Thbodaux BY the undersigned Who hs, one
IN operation, which he viii be pleased 70 exhibit.
novz--nN b. F. HOLDEN.
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r e r Ms

d q ~ =
For the regular English course, per month, %
Each addition language, So ..... 50
=" Arrangements have been made to aecommoda. e
several students with BOARD the family Of the Prn-
ep1 b desirable that applications 70 that effect be
nado atAn early day. 81
E 1Ai1o1aux, Sept 8, 1s55--0k ,sl So .4s1 ass.r-
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-06

TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

The land and slaves to be sold credit Of one, two
and three years. that Is say, the price 70 be payaben
three equal instruments in an and each of the months Of
March Of the years 1857, 1853 1852 The purchasers 70
give notes for said with one OF more good and
approved security, payable at the ONCE OF the Recorder Of
the Parish of Terrebonne the Of the Administrator
Of the Succession Of Hubert BeangeE bearing eight
cent. interest after maturity. Il as =
payable In cash all sums that amount payable
the LIT day Of April purchasers to give notes and
curity aforesaid. s A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Finn Of Tarehonne, January e6sh 1855. ms
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POETRY.

-sIt Is the gift Of Poetry to halow every place in
which il moyeo breathe round nature an odour more
exquisite than the perfume Of the and to shed over
a tint more magical than the blush OF morning."
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Paddle Your own Canoe
By MRS. SARAH T. BOLTON.


By MRS. SARAH T. BOLTON.
voyaser upon life's sea, .5-I.t.,i
To yourself be true,
And wheSe'er your lot may DO,
Paddle your own canoe
Never, though the winds may rave,
Falter nor look back,
But upon the darkest grave
Leave q shlning track.
Nobly dare the widest storm.
Stem the hardest gale,
1fave of heart and strong Of arm
Y0n will never fail. - ~
When the world is cold and DARK
Keep an aim in view, --. g
Ind toward the beaoUnrmArk
Paddle yo01 own canoe. I .ttl
Every wave that bears you on
n 70 he silent shore,
1fOm iss sunny source has gooes
70 return no more.
Then let not m hours delay &fta
Cheat you ont of your due;
Et Due, while it Is called TO day,
Paddle Jour own canoe.
IF your birth denied you wealth.
Lofty state and power.
Honest lame and hardy health
Are better dover;
Hut If these win mot sumees
Golden gain pursue,
And to win the giittering price
Paddle your own canoe.
"a Would you wrest the wrath Of fans
From the hand Of Fate,
Would you write deathless name,
- With the good and great;
Would you bless your fellow-mens
Heart and soul Undue st ISIS
With the holy task, and then
Paddle your own canoe.
WoulA ron crush the tyrant Wronss
In the worlds free fight,
- With spirit brave and string, ..-
Battle for the Right;
And to break the chains thas bind
The many to the few
10 enffanchise slavish mind,
- Paddle your own canoe. Fs 81
Nothing great is lightly Won,
Nothing won is lost. ~ ~,
Every good deed, nobly done,
Win repay the cot.
Leave to Heaven, in humble trust,
An you viii to do;
Dat, Il you succeed, 700 must ID.
Paddle your owA canoe. -5.,s nj
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HO, FOR THE RAILROAD,

| s -
TOHN BERGER has placed Stage
= and Express ,l :. up, upon the line from
bonnie Depot capable Of carrying twelve passenger
The Express win leave Houma every morning At egh,
oioek, ind returning % Houma, will leave the Depot
Immediately the arrival Of the cars from the City,
say at half past IL. ~ sssl&&B
FARE EACH WAY. .-ss-9,. Al 90
He hopes by attending to wants and convenience oil
the travelling public merit share Of their patronage
He has constantly ON haAd conveyances Of kinds II
Houma in convey passengers In any direction.
Hotel and Stable. ,nss.
The undersigned would also inform his
friends amp the public that no Is prepared accommo-
date "a who may call upon him, with comfortable Iodg-
ings and his table Is always well supplied with
that can be procured in In the market Every exetion
Win b made 70 administer to comfort and conveuience Of
his guests. i s s.ss
His stables are we'll stocked and means Of conveyance
may Be procured at al times. Taveless conveyed any
part OF the country ct al tcs, and the accom-
modatng terms q 8.ff Ps.9a i-. fa
Dec 6tf 7sak $50, JOHN BERGER
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BAYOU BLACK PACKET!

go BAYOU BLACK PACKET! -
vTHF New Steamer, T. 8. ARCHER, ADAh
l. win commence her regular trips k-aa-aS
ruout the 25th inst, and will continue 70
Of n from Tigervilie to the Upper Waters
Bayou Black. throughout tina entire season. Freights
taken and from the Opeousas Railroad, on the most
satisfactory terms ~ L a5 -.
For further particulars apply on board 10 GEORGE
LESTER, Honma. j. J. SHAFfER co.
October b. lS55-13-tf
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SUCCESSION SALE, &c.

SUCCESSION SALE, &c.
CTATE OF LOUIsIANA-Parish Of
y Terebonne-Finh Judicial District Court
of Hubert Bcllanger' deceased
In the name and by the authority, OF
the Fifth Judicial Court, sitting IN ana ior
the Parish of Terrcbonne, there will be
offered for sale at public auction, by Au,
bin Bourg, Sheriff duly commissioned and
sworn in and for said Parish OF ,Ierre-
homie. at the late residence of Hubert Bel
LANCER deceased, commencing
ON Thursday, March 9Th, 1885,
at II o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to wit:
lst certain tract of land situated IN this ran !s
.hout % miles below the town OF Houma on pom SUI
Of Rnvou Terrebonne being the tract lately py
uher, Beilanger rs sugar plantation, having isohs o.
twenty-One arpents more or less on ue c.
descending Bayou Terrebonne and Q. LIAM ny denth Of
L. sm.,;on bounded above on both sides by John Gun
nngam and below by Public lands on the e. SUE ~.
hv iliam Ross ON the right side, together WIN Az M
bnilinrs and thereon said tract Of end
and ir,prov to be sold in six lots pmM W. III
with full and correct description, WI Se MINER line. lots
4 and 10 be situated on both sides OF the bayou
m he
Ierrebonne, ana lots ha 'front.' OF ave arpents on
side only loss any - - 10 formed by dividing into
the bayou ana o1s anu ~ r.,ra,nder AZ the land on
two lots o. equal ~ Ia the lana opposite to on
tne ie ade o. TUG E and 10 be formed by dividing
the AgnI sue i ro.+ .M the remainder Of the land
into TWO 10Y o. s2a as az hsvou
on the sn. ~ ~ fsnS situated in this Parish on
e. Ano.1Ga n Ts,rehonne about eight miles below
Dosn aaes I srpens front more OF less
on the let bank ana %sn 81 epermaon bounded above
nens oann no ri;se nls ntis and on the right bank
on the le Ssn1 ,nS bounded below on both sides BY
:. G%.. aid ,ract of land TO be sold in four
.so.s ~ Fitch With full and correct Description will
los t..s IN the dsv ~ ole to Wit Commencing at
y eA a.. 10 and q 10 have each front Of two
VIC Sn.h sida. If the Rayou Torrebonne and lot
IN a. hs.nce Of the tract with tho exception
70 NH -, hs1ors;ns - District No s: the improvements
~ ~ 49, tosr ots not to be sold not belonging
| s ~ S ~ ~ 'S~- wv ~
sne ~ land IN the neiehborhooi of the one
~ Sos..;hS r.sa.nr;no one haIf argent 'front.' with
~. sth ~ AZ con6rmat;on bounded above by J. F..
u .S hs,o. nv nransn Fo.e the improvements
% ~ 49,, not ~ ha sold
w .ue NJ ns, ~ cer,.;n ,ysct of land situated in
!tn ans W .h ;h, hsnt ~ the Bayou Little Caillou
heinz Section No. H. Township No. 49, Of Range No. IS
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zAkSF Home Academy.
J.BRYsON BURROWS, A. B.. Principal.

'u1S IINO IIIU IION VIII open On
Il on Monday the 18th September, aed continue ten
first day Of the term. Pupils however, will be received
u any time. aad charged accordingly This school il de-
signed 70 prepare Students by liberal thorough, and
practical education, for college, any other busireas Of
fe the plan comprising complets preparatory course
English. Classical and Mathematical Patrons may
assured that an earnest and persevering effort win be
made cultivate the head heart and hand-to train boys
ecomtns .lieent good and useful Men-to give the
EtzxHTs Of ArERyEcr education.