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us.r, Jo,sgH BcDETT L Co -Uea,s: The psskAss Of
KILlsTox LAID Las. evening" and am ss4 70 hsvs
A. oun-rupiy you bow much wsvaus u. NJ
liz lac almost daily for than two years. aud
tfeY think they cannot do Without It.
sp gle sppcsoa has stey removed tbs feokss f>s
the little boy lesviss hs skl sn1eh and f.r Asl
In all Of srnbum Irritation u the axis. from vhstes
Ssuse has thus far proved itself perfect and vy paessss
remedy.
esD II you desire H. rr yu To several eaes u Sss'ss
ssea,c IN wti1n knoS tso kALLIsTos has -
ndsTialy GOOD f'ot particular The dsaseef ~ ~
p. Of NJ nsixhbo had ssae~d for asAnt ysAl -
,rupons ard psfl inflammation u tho skn tPr"ets5 -
sfso Of ted lpt y.Tus. csy-E it In sewers. psees
sud quite rcd. Aew we.s 40 recommfseea ~ 10y ~.
hes very naked and oreea thai tbs sha ess seoess
roe aud smoe;h shd the indsnas,son sna ess - 80 -.
eisappssIed Tilb iEporsHt ea-e' ~'1 ~" -" -
r shoot u when ere you -, ILL.,. 4. a.. .S..-
love TO jon 70 sse u Il 90 .1 sna s.sr
of cosIcein until l fred yo1f hAl|''''-' s '
siss ny Testimony Ia T.. fsyos. Raw
For ale by C. e. Rae. ssIrn and ass's'' seaeoshy'
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EIssAsAGEAsT ~ LAURA KEKsF's THH,rfR.-
gentleman, in order to secure private box AZ tnis
Tbeater, paid for at the Bo,-Ofice en- the 10Th lost
ord received the receipt for il from the person whom
be paid ou the morning Of the 2ith the box bei"g tor
the 18th. On arriving at the Toeater before the riring
Of the curtain with ladies ne found the box occupied
BY party holding ree,ipt from te same 9toer Tor
TIE same Der. Upon complaining at the Box once no
eSP'ststion Offered but he money was e ndered
him as satisfaction for having brought party OF IA
dies m.e a storuy night to theater in vain. on
ask TO see some responsible person OF the est1cH-c
ment, the u.her informed him tbst the officer "ho
hsd thu. iuterto, ally sold the box twice to two
different p6'iies, was the Treasurer Of the Iheater'
ard that there vac ~ superior 70 SEE Comment Il
unnecessary.
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CcscrRI ExTsAoRDISAIRx-THLsL AID lHL
fUBLIc ScHooLs.-Mr. Thalberg will perform oe'o"
the pupils Of the pubic schools at Nbos Ioeaer on
two o,ossious, the fret next week. Ii IS expec'ea
three thousand vii he present beside the Board OF
Education, sid other civic dignitaries, as WEI d
numervus clergymen. Mad. dAngr LIKEWISE WIZ sing
This Will ee very good thing for the scholars ~Ho
lake music Lessons, and is q very aniabe prohef On
he par q Nr. Thslberg and Mad. Aosn.
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fAdvertisement
ANOTHER GREAT TRIUMPH FOR GURy

Tpsgs MEDALS awarded to J. OgRxEv, No. SO Broadway.
at Fan Of the American nststs, zoe PaoToSs Afs0
profurtons TO wit;
A GoLp MgDAL for the best uBrstouched PnoroesAtra
Coz MEDAL for tho best PBoTocRAras, coioseA n -
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Pr1fppD puysU1Ay wh0so sands 0f Lfs bsso

nearly cut discovered. while IN The Es.I nc - sx
SIR, tr ConErrpon Bronchitis. CovEhs Colds and ovness
DEBILITY ire r,neoy d,evsred b. h,s wsen n. easy
ehd-s dsngherwas given 20 de tshiL. 70 10 - "os
rcd A. uosb be VIII send 70 such OF BIS smics "a Ie,yS
br AZ a. rGuss; t. THE recipe with sh lo
os ii. or sius eeEts 70 b. retained a. PAso e
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. NOVEMBER % 1885,

ossrcost which was lying on tire back OF chair s his
side The act was unfortunately not observed by any
of thcee present. and the Gghtdngcred individual msde
away with his booty. The coat was q re~ one, ard
viii doubtless DO good service to he puroiper IN the
approaching cold term" A day or two since gen.
tenan had his shawl stolen in the same nom.
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CITY ITEMS.

The prrcosd- at Nib;os tonight are fog the benefit
Of Lira Wndsl and Flora ami Jai,a Lehman, three
popular 6rises who are desered'y :ayoriteS of the
Yublic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

SgDor Doretis performing monkeys and dogs are
at the Chinese Rooms, Broadway. An afternoon per-
Torrance to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

Tgk srsGssBrP JAnEsTows, Of the Richmond sao
Norfolk line, was yesterday aternooo taken on me
Balance Deck for repairs. She viii be stripped 70
csu,itd AID newly coppssd. Atercoupletng reps
she WI re rskep to the Morgan Works. where sne
VIZ l.y up for the Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

JcyTyILE HoaIcIoE-ARREsr on BENCH WAR
RAsI-Isodore Felp, lad about ID years OF age, as
charged by Coroncrs Jury some two months SINCE
caused the death of another boy, named Max Allen
dOrf. by stabbng him with p cket-knlfe. lsodore
fed Immediately aiterSard; but having recently been
Indicted for one Of the degrees Of granddaughter, he
was searched for yesterday, arrested on bench war
rant end taken before Justice Osborne, who held him
TO hail for Lis future appearance for trial at the Court
Cf General Sessions
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burned. On Thursday ptt BY the explosion Of ssa-
Phspe Imp The nom was si~o sct on fire. bot Ne
famss wefe extinguished before much damage w.
sustained.
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TAsE CAsx OF YoUR OvsRcoArs-fessefdsy' q a
gentleman. stof Pig at Lovrj"ys. was ~ra!ns 70 .oe
eadins On o. hat Hotel. an Adfoa oiee S9so AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

PRivATZ WATcHxas ssoT Br RIVER TaiEr--
Jsmes l.. BorisDd, private wacbmsn, while 90 daiy
On bosrd the schooner Argus. lying at Per NO. 3D.
Ees. River, Thurdsy night. discovered nve'
,ef stcre,ed the hold for the purpose OF Pundehas
The vessel The Waterman attempted to arrest him,
when struggle ensued, ia which the thief 'natcaed
the ~atcbuans pistol from bis hand and shot the lat
ter 10 toe thigh. The rsscsl thea he and escaped
The ws,ctm,u was after ded by physicisn at the
Seventh Ward Police S'aiion, and sfter~&d cosveyed
to his home, No. &C Le~is-st-
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fAdvertisenent

A, ,ered, for Dy.pep.ia aid Indigestion. 90
a, - o.y1s,.rsp BurEss n@aBsed- They are ess
a., ~ heobol end Jsdicioasy eo.nb.neA s''s 49,
"a 500 ssb-g<8oes-Ozysr0 tins chiet VIA s"'A~~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

FrsE AR1s.--The public sale Of the real Carrara
marble satuary and alabaster will be continued to-
DAY. at / O'Clock, PM, by H. II. Leeds & Co.
This will be the last day which the goods from the
CRYSTAL Palace will be offered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

SUICIDE BY HAsGISG.-Coroner Hills held an inquest
yesterday upon TIE body of an unknown man, about
fifty years Of age, who was found suspended BY tho
pecb, ard dead in a stable in One Hundred and TWEEN
teth street, near the Harlem River. Deceased was
about five feet eight inches hight, and WAS dressed
Ike labcrer. The Jury rendered verdict Of Sui
eide"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

CHARGE or PERJURY.-Charies A. Edwards,
shoemaker. was yesterday arrested by Officer
sveepy Of the lower police court, charged with
perjury on complaint of Mr. NJ Miller, doing business
At the corner OF Wall and PeGrstrees 1t ia alleged
that the accused on the st of Septe last test-
6es falsely before Judge Davis, of the Supreme
Can't >, TO bis qualification TO become bail for George
r, be,t.op an lsolvent debtor. The accused gave
hal IN 500 before Justice Osborne, to answer the
charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

Row At THE FLoREScE HorsL.-A difficulty oc
CURED, lste Thursday hight, at the FOrenpe Hote
oorrer Of Broadway aud Walker street, between Nj
chcd Duff, residing at No. AZ Mott street, aud Mr'
Myron l.. aingwell en- actor. 1t il stated that Don
commenced the ARRAY by attempting to strike Mr. L.
with gin bottle, when the latter knocked him over
With the water pitcher and cut severe cash in his
bead. Duff ye-ttrday made complaint against LEI.
fpgweIl, and the latter appeared before Justice Os-
borne ard wss held TO bail in 600 TO charge
Of ssssul. and battery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

AITEMFTED SuIcIDE-Julia Satters, German girl
eighteen years of age attempted suicide on Thursday
night at her residence No. 50 Delaney street, by
swallowing arsenic. She was conveyed to the Ienth
Ward Police station where the poison was removed
with a stomact-pump, and she, it is thought, will
recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

Clspszss ErrLosios-MAry Carigsn, servant
sui re.leng Al No. iGz s1olon street, v1 dsaseroasly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

DEsPIRAIE CHARAcrERs.-On Thursday night two
men. named Thomas Smith and Patrick Devine, were
observed BY John Gill of No. u Baxter street cruelty
BE- stiny man. Gil demonstrated with them, when
they turned upon him and stabbed him in the arm and
thigh. The desperadoe- hen fed, but were pursued
and srested by tie Fourth Ward police, with large
dix knives in their possession They were locked
up by Justice Osborne for trial. The man whom they
were beating was also stabbed but not dangerously
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

few oay. since child Corneiu, Nelson Of Pishti did 81
seaet fever seed eleven three days srerrrd Mary
sgd t.p the follow day FIsne. aged tweyr and % hs
next William H. Ntson aged seven-s' dysa Of the .sms az
Tho blooming children has death taken IN & dsyt
leaving Kind father and mother to mourn tLeif sudden an
uBtiInsy srd. %, 4,
Hyd,tpdo5ia "A young man residing in the ts.s
If sthoJs Rsnseiser County. died In sst agony sssv
time zinc. from the effects u tho bite e rsbd dog. whoh o.
ts1ted hie about four weeks ago. =.
Fa'ai hceidenl- Robert BogaTt, laboyer on Ne
John F.leLeits farm short distance from Poushteepse 81
"Wednesday last, and severely u
iured thst h. reeoYery Is b0peless.
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Cu.RGr OF REHABILITATION Campbell. q sboU
boy year e arrested Thursday night chsrs.S
With tssng broken into the store Of Ar John P'sson NO
Mssns,l and stealing ber.from gold watch valued -
$50 = . In money and cheese knife Soon after the bn diary
n accused The No J HudsoD stress,
the cheese eIdesvored TO set into qssI
re with persons present On his arrest tho cheese tas
money found bis were hsntihod ~
Mr. Person his property The prisoner was locked up IL
e.aunsiion He has several times before been srcsted
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RESCUED IRON DRowsNG.-Last evening, aboa
II O'Clock Americana name upknow. and belong
20 some lying In tho seciea'aliy n %
The pier adjoining tho Hsmon Ferry New Yori sss
b cstch his boat which bad been dawn ~
ire suction Of the under the pet His cries wen
beard by Mir John T. Rsncker OF shonews collect
os who with Mr. j. H. A. msndonga an Mr.. Thos hvsts-
ip.op both attached the Marine News ONCE went " ~
and succeeded recung him. The nigh, vsry
aud but their timely assistance he certainly woae
ave been drowned.
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STREET RoBBERY.-A man named William Jsues
arrested Yesterday charged with robbns Francis Mo0sry
Of No 10 Marion street Of wallet containing money snd
wery 10 he value of The complainant states that hs
through Of the streets Of the wsrs
b. lie prisoner seized and robbed him. after which he De-
tt and arrested The accused was locked up ~
Ju.tice Wood TO await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

TIE FIRE DEPARrsEyT.-The Committee on the
Fire Department of the Board of Aldermen met yes
terday afternoon st the City Hail. and resolved to con-
Gu with the Councmen to the granting to several
conf, anies n the city new carriages The matter OF
building honse for Engine Company No. 10, on the
triangular piece Of ground in West Broadway and
Beach street, was discussed. Aid. Clancy was OPP
posed to it, not deernss it proper place for sn en-.
gine-house. Mr.. yoorhs rather favored the petition
No determination, however, made OF the subject
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RoBBEp BY FEsALE.--Hsrriet McMannus va
arrested Yesterday CHARGED with robbns Samuel kobbss d
No IA street Of vale, containing go while shs
vss h hin disreputsbe houso In Csbsrne lane ksp
by coored named Chase The accused was oomnhes
by Justice Wood tor examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

AccDENT-CULPABLE NEGLIGEscE.-T~' women,
r,u,d Budget Hoy and Elizabeth Mitchell dnseronsiJ
injured on Tlursdsy ght BY falling into sewer tho coneS
of Cfstbsn and Roosevelt street, which bad been
e uncovered. They were taken ~ their residence NO.
Dsk AFFECT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

CHARGE OF SHoPLIfrING Peter Castillo Copper
individual yesterday arrested chsrsed 9TH ,e"
nfilns at Of Mr. VIM IT. Onion No " Msdenla.@
pr.en wishing to purchase revolver but lsa r,,ness
In, ing sftcr Cor pistols missed lie -
OF the theft yesterday he sres'ed BY sr
gepnt Devoe Of the Cbfs Office, whom no dr.~ d,E
knife but brought by blow on the bead With the
officer. The pistols have not beea recovered eat
that Re offered Of them for sse at the store q
In Cahsrine He formerly kept saors boafd
ing the Fourth Ward and has several mes been sn 70
Of the Tombs Justice Osborne committed hun Tor trial
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FATAL ACcIDrSr.-Coroner Consery hSd an In
qae. Yesterday upon the body OF Elijah Chase native Of this
country yrsr Of who died Thnrdsy nisht at the
Fourth sro Sstou House IL appears that deceased While
Intoxicated fell into the deck s Pier No o. bat va
the Fourth Ward Police Station,
,b,r~ he soon after effects Of the chill he had
sustained by faips into the wsor. Verdict accordingly
TIE snme Cororcr beid inquest upon tbs body Of
P,tIick Kelly very Incorporate ffon TIE
effects OF inrmperspce exposure. He native Of
esrJ 50 yesrs he Wednes lay TUNED out of
bis No. Is Roosevelt street. account OF non pay
unent Of his rent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

RAILROAD ACcIpESr.-The Albany Express train,
leaving NewYOrt a, 81 O'Clock yesterday morning on
the Harlem Railroad of the track at Williams
bridge station, through the breaking of the switch
or target bar. The three last cars thrown of.
The train was running at the rate of fifteen miles an
hour the last thrown off being about 20 feet from
the switch. None Of the persons the train received
any injury and the cars received little or no damage.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-30
A Perfu,,,ed Breath.

- What lady or gentleman would remain under the
curse Of dsn.r-e,be breath when by using the ''alm
of Thousand Fi0vers'' as a denrifce would
only render but leave the teeth white ala
baster Many persons do know their breath is bad
and the subject is delicate their friends will never
ton it. Pour a single drop Of the "Ban" your tooth
brush and wash the teeth night and morning fifty cent
bottle will last year.
A beautiful Compile xion may easily he acquired
by using the ''BALx 4 THOUSAND FLOWERS" 1t will
TAM pimples. and ecles from the skim leavn: it
Of soft and hue. Wet towel. pour two
three drops, and wash the face night and morning.
Shaving Made Easy.-Wet your shavinG-brush
in either cold water pour tw" three drops
of sBALM OF A THOUSAND Flowers rub the beard well
and will make beautiful s"t Iather, much facilitating
the operation Of shaving. Price only fifty cents.
For sale at the HOUMA DRUG STORE.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-30
ErAT DE La LOUISIANE-Pa.
IL roisse Terreonne, Coar u SEINE District Judciare
John Berger D

~ roisse Terreonne Cour u 5eme District Judicaire
c,,.. ,s's s ;,,..' :. ais. No. 1893.
En- vertu dun writ dallas Fl. ia :, emane
de la sus-dite Cour, dams l'affaire ci-dessus
intitulee ct numero,ee, il sera offert en-
vente publique par le Sheriff sous-signe,
a la maison de Cour Houma, sfgs
Samedi, lie 4 Octobre, 1856.
ehtre IL heures, A. NJ. ct A heures, r. NJ,
Ia propriete ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR:
L'intkret de Frank Grinage dams la
Succession de feu Hubert Bellanger, con-
sistant dun Sixieme dun dixiene, apres
deduction des dettes ct frais. EIE
Les prophecies de Ia dite Succession
sont pleinement detaillees dams l'Inven-
taire tait par ]. A. Leblanc, Recorder de
catte Psroisse, lie 2 Mai 1855. Sc lnontant
i $29.119 90 ct dams L. vcnte a l'enchere
put,liques des biens de la dite Succession
faite par lie Sheriff soussigne lie 6 Mars
1856, s'elevant la somne de &32, 776 90
ume moitie appartenant i la dite Success
sion, ct Pautre moitie Sophie Cotneau,
veuve du dit Hubert BeIlanger, ct spouse
survivante dams la communicate d'acquets
ct de gains.
Iermes: COMPLAINT, ~ 1857
La dite ventc sera taite pour satisfaire
au principal, l'interet ct frais dams la dite
affaire. A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parosse TesTehenne, &C % Aoit, 1856.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-30

or A French author, finding his rep,,.
tstion impeded by the hostility Of the
critics, resolved to adopt little strafagem
to assist him in gaining fame and money,
in spite Of his enemies. He dressed him.
self ia worknanlike attire, and repaired
to distant province, where he took lodg-
ines At : farrier's shop, in which he did a
little work every day at the forge and an
vil. But the greater part Of his time was
secretly devoted To the composition Of
three large volumes Of poetry and essays,
which 10 published IS the works Of a
Journeyman Blacksmith. The trick sue
ceeded-all France was in amazement
the poems Of this "child Of nature 2 this
" untutored genius" this " inspired son 81
Vulcan,' Is he was was now called, were
Immediately praised BY the critics, and
were soon purchased by everybody. The
harmless deceit filled the pockets ofthe
poor poet, who laughed TO see the critics
writing incessant praise on an author
whose every former effort they made a
point Of abusing.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-30

SENSIBLE, = A correspondent of the
New York Express, writing from New
Port, R. l., talks in the following sensible
manner.
No race of beings that has ever inhabit-
ed the earth are so utterly debased and
brutalized as the African For three
thousand years (as far hack as any history
extends their condition has been the same.
| mean the pure African rece-not the
mixture that inhabils the northern portions
of africa. Every effort that has ever
been made for three thousand years to i'm.
prove their condition in Africa has amount.
ed 10 very little or nothing. Twenty mil.
lions now exist there, the larger portion
in AFFECT slavery to the baIance-the
masters a. degraded and brutal as the
slaves. If Heaven has seen fit to create
these millions Of Africans, and has per-
mitted to exist for thousands of years in a
condition more disgusting and abominable
than the brutes that surround them, can it
be thought strange that the same wisdom
and goodness should decree that they shall
be slaves to superior beings, and by that
means improved morally and Intellectual
ly? | believe there is no efectual way of
improving the condition ofthe African but
by slavery. Force must be used with
them. The authorityof the master must
be exercised to compel them to abandon
their vicious habits. 1t is found far more
necessary than the authority Of parent
over his children in civilized communities.
The laws Of the United States give the
parent as mrch authority over his child
until the child is II years old rs the master
exercises over his slaves; and yet, as a
general thing. the child is more capable Of
managing for himself or herselfat IL years
Of age than the African slave ever become.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-30
+" I'll call again"

never was 50 glad to get out Of store
before, for the clerks had gathered around
us. seeming TO understand the joke. But
Sallie went home. got the money, and in
sisted on my returning with her to the
store for the shawl. The trader said be
was sorry, very but the shawls had just
been sold. And so was Sallie, too,
thought. We went shopping no more
that afternoon. ..5,.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-30
GTATE OF LOUISlANA-FlFTH

John Berger
ean.ss . Vi Mile, E. ais. 5 No. 1888
BY virtue of writ of alias Fl. ia. ema-
mating from the above named Court, IN the
above entitled and numbered suit, there
will be offered for sale by Aubin Bourg,
Sheriff Of said Parish, at the Court House
in Houma, on
Saturday, October 4. 1856,
between II o'clock, A. NJ, and 4 o'clock,
P. NJ, the following described property,
to wit:
The interest of Frank Grinage in the
estate of Hubert Bellanger, consisting of
one sixth of one-tenth of said estate, after
deducting the debts and charges.
The property of said estate is fully de.
tailed in the inventory made by J. \. LIE
Blanc, Recorder of this Parish. on the I'd
Of May, 1855, amounting to $29.119 90,
and in the probate sale of said Estate
made by the undersigned Sheriff on the
9th March 1856 amounting to 49,, 776 90
one half Of which belongs to the said
Estate, and the other half 10 Sophie
Comeau. widow of said Hubert Bellanger
and surviving partner in the community OF
acqnests and gains. --s*
Terms CASH. .---s...-.-. ..-.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the
principal, interest and cost in said case.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish of Terrebonne. August Goth, 1856 -Yt5