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NMo's GARDEN-The latest revival here is the cele-
brated pan.omme Of the Screen Monster with Antoine
as the White Knight. Gabriel also appears Tomorrow
another afternoon performance will be given here when
an attractive oil will be given.
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tSDAI, Ice. 10 4. Nj.
Asnss- sales we're limited and prices were I'M
changed.
BggADsrrrrs.-F lourThe market was very heavy, and
closed a further decline of supene and Western grades
OF extras at about &C. per bb while sales confined
To about coo Zoo bhs chiefly To tho home trade and
speculation with lots for export at about the fol-
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secsibAity or Chcva,isr-One Libel Suit
not Withdrawn.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
s WALL. STRICT. New York. Dec. IL I.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
sWAIL STREET New York, Dec. Is, 1857.
II sosr paper Of this date under the head The
nlss telSuts, is published paragraph from tho New
Orleans Deito Dec. 4 stating that the threatened libel
suit a1anft the EEw YORK HERALD the Times and the
Post had been withdrawn" shall thank you to state
trat the suit against the Post has withdrawn and
at the sa1 time to publish the enclosed which copy
o. ny letter TO your counsel disseminating the suit
against yoI and in subsaac copy of o1e addressed to
tae ed.cr CT the Times of the date
EDMD. L. HEARNE
WAN STREET, New York, Nov. 81 1857
Fu,1tss rs. james Gorj.n Bennett.
BgS, \ GATBRAITH Esq
DEAR Srn--As Mr. Furniss' object in commencing the
sct egans. the defendant for the libel herein to vim
dcae Inns II from the imputatons contained in it, and
h ard h counsel think that the end viii be attained BY
the rose enon OF the papers which originally published
the hbe matter, he has nsttuc withdraw the
.u against your client of which great pleasure in
giving You this official notice. Yours, respectfully.
EDMD I, HEARNE
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gnles M Ulrnl Estofc.

JAY a. Brooklyn, sze Of lot 2ssxioo 81, $50
The three story brick front house and lease OF lot
No. AL sixth av. lease has eleven years to run
Size of lot 23xsi ~, sold f525
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Owing to tho increasing number OF fsse snuounoeesss
OF marriages that are pslnod upon The newspapers,
have determined hereafter not 70 insert marriages notice
without the endorsement Of Tie Divine perforning No
ceremony,
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OYSTERS AND wINGs.-THERE rs NOTHING BUT
~ wings lariaa crackers which will give delgtfA
taste 10 oysters known Oysters and Wings" II is
msrked that their extensive oysters owing
TACT tAat oysters altogether better
when eaten with Wing crackers The taste truly delight
fn Ask your grocer. for Wings arina CRACKERS
none but those stamped with the Wiag" The
sale depot at a THoaBsON CO.'S 22 and 223 al
10 r New crk
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Calico Dress Soirce.
IN AID or THE HOWARD BREAD sOCrETY-N IT'S
PLAN or DISTRIBUTING BREAD TICKETS TO THE

IN AID OF THE HOWARD BREAD sOCIETY-Ik IT'S
PLAN or DISTRIBUTING BREAD TICKETS TO THE
The commee propose 70 give The rs srse Early - "a
eadr shall calico dresses Of simple make
md pattern With hs chic, Of II ser
Ladies' Union AID Society.
American Female Guardian Society - ,c.s,
kss 5ors lSae. Home M, Ml:;Gnary sossty
Geniiem expected cotton vests and gloves Of
s % s and SSs Win &c eS - H.
Tee proceeds q The 70 Be appropriated q the
distribution thousand loaves Of bread, by tickets
through n, different formed for The purpose
The agency Mr. Pcase Of The Five Points Mission and thu
childrens Aid socie'y :, ,co ,,vs. .o,v,r
viii be opened by musical exercises and the delivery Of m
original poem suited to the occasion aud the times by Que OF
The list Of managers all further particulars viii be pub
lshedn the Herald "a Anew days
10000 Iakenncsses Of the People for Holiday
presents taken daily FOR &c and 50c, at HOLMES 80
White. the Halter. FAN style. 81, Inst
s-rinr siyc reduced TO 81 WHITES las Fulton street.
eas,os Broadway.
Rich Holiday Presents.
stock fancy good retail FOR cash q.
LLOYD, Isl broadway
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Broadway ana
Walker street
English Brushcs.-The Best Assortment In
The city Depot Of toilet articles 39 Broadway Of
Waker street.
IIiIl's Hair Dye, only Shil1sngs . boz
black or brown best in No Barclay street Inmabc
shaving and hair cutting
F,.sehelor.s Hair Dye, wigs and Tcupees.-
The hest Ia world sHpassns all made. Said and APPLIED
the mandatory, 80 Broadway.
Cs1Stadorc's Hair Dye, Wigs Ard Toupees-
The verv heat IN the world wnoes-s and retail and The dy
privately appled-No. Astor House.
Barry's Tyicopherous r. the BEST and Cheap
eat article fordressng besuynr cleansing curling
wing and restoring hair Ladies' H. Sold by all
For Diseases of Impure blood take
=. H. sTAFFORDS Iron and sulphur Powders
And appv olive Tar Ointment 49,
Twelve powders 81 ointment = cents etl6 state street.
To Young Physic.-ln all Inhsmnntory
and ~ general rule ~ .ppeaton where pain =
prtecnt give dose Of BRANnREfIS pills hrs the com
ai5 viii be found always more msnagesee 9ne q the
III addition pills g. four uniyersals. Nm OLD " ~,
~~-~-
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sALks or poNps AND srocKs AT AUCTION.

81 900 New York and Harlem RR. LIST int added 63
5000 do. do. do. I'd m. do. 55h
1900 Lexington City 6's............ do sils4s1S
10 600 Terrc Hsute and Alton RR 1s do 567sa5IG
1000 do. do. do. 81 m. do 42ss
5000 Chicago City per cent bouis...... do. .9il
735 sacramento 10 per cent bonts...... do. 5Ia
1000 ~ York state per cent stock Of '65 do. los
200 watcrtown City per cent bonds. do 47ii
LOCO la Crosse and Milwaukee RR +. NJ. do. IL
1000 MS State y. Improvement stock Flat 9076
The patent right for the State Of Mississippi, for
Evans rotary digger spading machine.
81 shares New York Consolidated saage Company. 1851
10 Pacific Mail Steamship Company ............. 81
16 TURNER'S Loan and Trust Company ........... so
90 Chicago burlington and Quincy kR ........... 5a,S
30 !iarlc m Railroad (prcierred siock) ........, l6
70 North River Fire Insurance Company ..........a5
20 Columbia Marine Insurance Company ......... 10
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Married..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Providence, p. l., on wednes-
day. lee 10, by the Rev W. C. Richards at the e.dencs
Of the brides father, ADDISON l,cBAsns, ~ A of this
city, to MARY EzAISu only daughter OF L. d. AI~looy,
ESQ
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ruRTSTMAs rs COMING AND ~ yoU WISH TONNE
~ presents ior the holidays you can get eeannai en-
bt iered prcsents for gent emen Also ms,
misses boys and charens aud shoes In great variety
a. y, u, MILLER CO.'S, 3sI Canal street,
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CT IN -DouBIE SOLE WATER PROOF sEwKS
spf.DO boots, ready 81 JONES 10 Ann street, nees
the Museum
CLLC.UOV. ING FOR MEN AND BOYS,
AtCas Hall, ~ and 81 ulton street,
YORK
STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN PRICES.
have been manufacturing
ExPREssLv ron THE HoIIpAys
and beautiful lot Of mems fine overcvats ragans
frook coats French side band pan spendd rich
velvet and silk
Also. boys' ovsrcoas ragisns Jackets and panta
have hand large stock Of
Low PRICED CLOTHING,
for and boys which determined TO clear out
a GREATER SACRIFICE
than has yet been offered by house.
Cone and see; don't buy until you
THEo r. D. DTGRoor
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CMAIJ. POX

CMAIL Pox.
2 % sspcs@ ar IL Ess
indefa,igabc and skiul chems prs Roadway Co., have
BApwAyS Really RELIEF, TIA, vii no, ouy prove
" with wonder and surprise throughou world
cha, for 81 M EED9
r sa0R s q R "a FEr . e %
far more superior virtues @ vaccination, q instantly
sse as pqGn s %nsS The
takes place and thai The riaaon Of its flavor few
vs' nc afse,ioas @eisa.s, place. sn.
oi b ss II is the a o. every family
selves WIZ EabWsys NEsn2 RELIEF" lie, an ssoa p
and carried about The YOU may defy smallpox
Of the WEEs " ssn 20 cent. ard u
bottle, at 1c2 rafon street, up stairs New York.
V'ERRIsEs De ForEs GRAs WITH 1RUFrLEs OF
saucisson de Lyon trafies peii's pols caempignou.
%.'s ya % aas and French
Mu.srss% ror,d1sr curry auiiisaawny paste
n s syes o mn an sh vine ynes"ra
Table jelics IN bottles Orange marmalde
Table oil. Of he most delicious quality
prunes, such as given For presents IN France.
JOAN DUNCAN 4 SONS.
- @s BroAdwAy
TUE FINEST ASSORTMENT or HOLIDAY PRESENTS
IN THE COUNTRY
r,. - a, extremely low prices for cash
Pssas sraTua nr o. M o@SA
slLvER PLATED TEA SETS uRss, wATrss ATEPEs
Fancy cor'rrg corr AynsAuonRs e.Rrrs
Large and small sets
In morocco cases, A oMsr
PRESENTS, and 10000 other articles.
F VI ss s ssass % sa
ever before offered to the people Of New York.
f. V. HAUGHWOUT CO,
Corner OF broadway and Broome street.
THE CHEAPEST LIGHF.-XNAPP's PATENT LAMPs
with oils that from "a 81 per gallon produce
light superior 10 all other lamps, and NJ of from
cent per hour Persons owning rights throughout TN
country will be supplied with the lamps oils &c the
most favorable terms. WILLIAM SPOONEk,
Proprietor, No Az Hudson - set
WATCHES AND JEwFLRY,
w FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
ROBERT RAFT & co.
2dl Broadway corner of Warren street.
selections from their
NEW AND VARIED ASSORTMENT or
Watches for ladies.
Watches for gentlemen,
Watch chains for ladcs.
Wa:cb chains for ntiemen,
Together with all other articles
OF FIRST CLASS JEWELRY
At prices to suit the times and far below former
WEBBING AND VISITING CARDs.-THE FINEST
w and cheapest IL the city, at ENERDEfS, broadway,
corner ~ Duane street. Established 1870
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The following appropriations arc recommended " tho
Governor of Virginia Tor the unfinished public works o.
that state TIL they completed, in the opinion ot the
Governor, no ro1ey grants should he made 10 new
works.
To the Covington and Ohio road 500 400
To road between Charlottesville and nchbg $50 ooD
To the Norfolk and Petersburg road. 100000
To the York River Railroad. 10000
Ia the clearing az James aud Appomaox rivers 10000
To other works, as may be dstribuied.... 100000
Total 81 500 900
The immediate liabilities Of all the banks in
Virginia. the LIST OF October we're. .s16Iool53 5p
Immediate means. ..........s...s.s.s.ss sioo"SS ~
Deficiency az 33s 500 az
Spccic in the banks. Jan. 1857 ...... 3022,5if 90
spccie In the banks, Oct. /. 1S5I..... 2isiss1 10
lacrosse 2AOs ,0jp %
Circulation Jan. 1851 ~ GS5.62. 90
Circulation Oct L. is55............... 1899. ot2 IS
decrease ssioi"pf IL
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osses and AZ general rule IL application where pain Is
prescnt rive dose Of BRANl,EflS pills FIRST the com
viii DC fognd always more manageable One q me
IL nlhl.oM pills four nnlxer.Als. AN ODD W ~.
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Mr.. BELmoar's coLlscYIo.

collection limited AZ s will have conferred upon us
The works exhibited, though mostly Of recent date,
betray something of the inspiration, they do not
exhibit all tie evidences Of the genius Of these masters
A large proportion Of tho pictures are by pupils Of
pearoche schecr Gros Deacroix and other artists Of
European fame They display in general the Characters
tics Of their respective styles whilst in the generic quail
ties Of the French schooanatomical CORRECTNESS aud
careful rawing-thcy not to be cxcelled. II is these
latter features which render the study cf such collection
Of benefit our artists and Of tho greatest
general advantage in the formation OF correct public
taste
Tho opportunities afforded at present 10 OF contrasting
all the principal modern schools OF artcannot but add great
y 20 the slender stock Of knowledge which our public pre-
yiosy possessed on this subject whilst at the time
Il VIII enable our young native artists H. correct their de
acencies nv models Of admitted excellence. To such Of
them as in spite os the difficulties they have had 70 sur
mount have struggled into a ptoGtess fame amongst
their coutrymen they cren up wider field Of patron
age Nv enabling The latter TO appreciate the merit Of their
works ana h, afxins TO them well asccrtned standard
Of value THIS was what most wanting for the en-
couragcmcut Of American art, and have reason 70
rejoice that happy combination Of chances should have
assembled together in our city at the same period the
elements for such an advance in public taste.
The second drawback which ailute, as intcrGer
ng with the prospect Of further repetition of this expe
rmcni on the part Of French exhibitors, the unsoa
nate circumstance OF the collection being opened just At
dime when the distress aud alarm caused by the recent
rauc rcadered our public Indifferent TO all claims but
those of the pressing pecunary cxgcncies If the moment
such state OF things naturally contributed 10 render
the first few weeks Of the exhibition not only
unavoidable, but heavy charge upon its projectors
The tide III however turning and the collection is now,
we are happy to say ss fairly rsronzcd as any Of the
The Opelousas courier., 1857-11-07
NO. ~.

the improvement Of sugar, in which it 'wopld aH
pear to have been eminenty successful is still
| in popular request by the planters of this State
| We understand improvements Of the most valua
Bile character have been introduced into the manu-
facture, and that from comparatively low stand
ard of strength eight per cent, it is nov
uniformly ten and upwards
Skpticsm long held out against the use and ut
lity of the B-Sulphite; nor it surprise any on,
that this was so, seeing how many agents chem
cal and others, have been introduced in the las
sugars, so as to enable it to compete successfully
with the fore gn article, and to connteract some o
the dISadva ntages it has to contend against. from
pecuarities Of climate and hasty preparation fol
market
The B-Sulphite, we are assured, has answered
expectations in almost every instance where no
extravagars or unreasona Bile hopes have been ms
pired or indnlged; and, perhaps; the very best
proofs of the good results following its is fur
nshed by those intelligent planters who, having
used it when its effects and nature were but imper
fectly understood, still continue to employ and
commend it an agent of great Vahe and worthy
ofthe most extended application. OF course, much
will depend upon the purity of the article and the
fidelity with which its manufacture is Conducted;
and it is for this reason, observing in our adverti-
sing columns the notice OF an old and we'll estab-
lished manufacturer, that we deem it our duty to
refer to it with so much citcumstantialitY Other
may also be deserving of patronoge
this one has already name well known to consul
mers, and therefore does not require special refer
snce or commendation from The chemical
product itself deserves, however, fair trial from
every one, and planters should not permit any pre-
ludics to stand in the way of testing its merits.
, N. o. Bulletin.
aJ 1oEY
The Opelousas courier., 1857-11-07
RRRRg gzRsa RAA2a
D. Rosemond Orillion,
---.. 60,
District Court.
Parish of Saint Landry.

w.. Parish of Saint Landry
Frederic Acher. MOI 7774.
RY virtue of writ Of feri fseias issued in the
- above entitled suit, out Of the District Court
in and for the Parish Of st. Landry, / will expose
for sale, at public sale for cash. at the Court House
of this PARISH In the Town Of 0pelousas, on Satur-
day the nth day Of November next, 1857, COM
mencing at the hour of ii o'clock in the morning;
and continuing from day to day. Unnecessary all the
right. title interest and demand Of Frederic Acher,
the defendant, in and to the following described
property, seized TO satisfy said writ to-wit:
TWO TOWN LOTS, situated in the Town of
opelousas, bounded Eerth By ---- street, South
Petit, East by Main street, and West by Court
street. together With al and singular the buildings
and Improvements thereon erected and thereto
pertaining, it being the present residence Of the
defendant. L. v. .CHACHERE, Sheriff
Opelousas 3rd October 1857.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-11-07

2 NAKE notice that / have deposited rny
= Assessment Roll at the Recorders
Office. in the Town Of Opelousas, where it will
remain for thirty days from the LIST Of No
yember next, according to law. where and
during which time the Tax payers may come
and examine the same and make such cor
rootions as they may deem just and proper.
PIERRE MOUTLLE,
Assessor for The Parish Of Sc. Landry.
Opeleusas 3lss October 1857. I'm.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-11-07
TIE ECLECTIC COLLEGE OF MEDICINE.
Cincinnati, @.

NHE WINTER SESSION of 1Sj7-S will commenc
a on Monday the 18th of October, and continue
sixteen weeks. A full aud thorough course o
| Lectures will be g wen, occupying six or seven
hours daily, with good opportunities for attention
to practical Anatomy, and with ample Clinical IA
ciIities at the Commercial Hospital. The pseI,m-
mary course ofLectures will commence on Monday,
the 2Sth September. and continue daily until the
commencement of the re9uIdr Lectures.
The arrangement fthe chairs will be as follows
T. F.. ST. joan, NJ. D,,-P,gfes$or Of .4natonsy
and Physiology.
J. F. JuDGE, NJ D,-Protessor of Chemistry and
Phamsdcy.
"A. ]. Howe, NJ D. D:oyfsycr ef Surgery.
C. H. CLeAvgLAsD, n. D.,-P,e|cssor Of lGctc,ia
Nedtca and Therapeutics.
WM. sHERwooD, NJ. D..-Prgessor Of Aeaical
PFdei"e and Pathology
J. R. BUCHANAN, ii. D.-Ene,itns Professor Of
Cefedtal Physiology G:td Institutes Of Kediei'le.
JoHN KtNG, M. D.,-Ptgfessor Of Obstetrics dad
Diseases Of Women and Chadica.
The terms ior the Sessoa Will be the same as
heretofore. z:-MAt,cuIatioo, $500. Tuition,
Sz0.00.-De enon.ttato'ts Ticket, $500. every
Student is required 10 en2ase in dissection one ses
sion before Graduat5ou.) Graduation. S25,00
Ticket TO Commeteidt hospital toptionaD, $500
TIE Lecture Rooms a,e newly finished, neat aod
comfortable, and in a centrll locality lin College
Hall Walnut Steett where Students will fnd it
convenient to cali oa tbeir a,,ivak
Tickets for the session may be obtained of the
DeoH of tie FGcnLy at his 0tfice.Eo. 113 Smith St.
OF OF Prof c. Fl. CGGA yeL8&p SerYelarg of The Fac
tfig. No. 139 Seventh ST. Dear Elm.
JOHN KING, N. D.. Dean.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-11-07
nUCI.o.sl S q co.

No. 81 Bseagslfe Stgset, Corner of Ez-
change 4lley, New- Orleans.
EEAVE the honor to inform their friends
III j. and the public, that they have just
opened, at their store as above, a DEPOT OF FUR
NITURE Of Every description such as Bedsteads.
Atuoirs, Centre Tables aad others, Tete-a-Tete
Chairs and Others Sofas, Fsutsus, Moss, Hair aud
Spyi1g Mattresses, Feather Feds They undertake re-
pairing Furniture, make exchanges, and take It on
storage They hope by care aud industry, to obtain
4 share Of public, patronage.
Dec. 2Ith, 1856.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-11-07
FOR SALE.
NOTICE To DOCTORS.

A GOOD BARGAIN ON HAND.
WNOR sale, on account of departure for
cause of bad health, a fne property,
consisting Of a good dwelling house with its
appurtenances also Drug Store, built of
brick, and richly assorted in fresh chemical
products Of all kinds This property is situa-
ted in Town crossed blythe Opelousas Rail
Road
An intelligent and industrious person who
would keep the Drug Store, (which is now
well accustomed could make a good business,
but it would suit. above all, . practical ply:
sician.
a. credit Of one and two years will be given
to the purchaser, and possession of the prem.
ises will be given Immediately.
For particulars, apply to the Editors ofthe
Opelousas Courier.
Sept. 10th, 1857.--42--5t.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-11-07
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F. c. DevilIieRs
VS..
Jacques Arnaud:
Ncrth & Brothers
vs..
Jacques Arnaud, Admir-.
Jacques Arnaud
We
L. v. Chachere, et ais.


L. v. chachere, ct all, "''SD No. so44
PY virtue of two writs Of alias feri facias and
-A0 one writ of fer facias issued in the above en-
titled suit out OF the District Court in and for the
Parish of St. Landry, aud to me directed will of
fer for sale, at public SALE for cash. at the residen
ce of Jacques Arnaud, the defendant, in Prairie
GFos Cheyredi in the Parish of st. Landry, On Sa-
turday the 7th day of November next, 1857, COM
mencing at the hour of IL O'Clock in the morning,
and continuing from day to day Unnecessary all the
right title, interest and demand fJacques Arnaud
in and to the following desctibed property, seized
to satisfy said writs, tC wit:
A certain Tract or Parcel of land lying and stu-
ated in the Prairie Gros Chevreuil, in the Parish
of St. Landry, containing about 100 apents ofland,
more or less together with the entire crop of corn
and cotton now growing said land, together with
the working cattle and horses, carts, ploughs and
harrows, consisting of all the farming ute nsils-
Said land being bounded on the North by the land
of Henry Lagrange and Andre N Robin, on the
South by Andre Robin, on the East by land of
John L. and on the West by Andre Robin,
together with all and singular the buildings and
Improvements thereunto belonging to said land.
Also:-Another Tract or Parcel of land, lying
and situated at the junction of the BaYous Teche
and Fuselier, in the Parish OF ST. Landry, contain
ing 100 arpents of land, less, reserving the
house and Improvements ofDr. ]. c. Mills aad the
Catholic Church, bounded on the North by lands Of
Widow Jacques Arnaud and the Catholic Church;
90 the East by the Bayou Teche, on the South by
the Bayou Fuselsr and on the West by lands Of
AdoIphe Sicily, together with all and Singular the
buildings and improvements belonging to sa i'd landj
except those above mentioned it being also under.
stood that the new Billiard house erected by Jacob
Anselun is reserved.
Aso--The following named slaves, to wit:
A negro man named FRANCOIS, aged 26 years.
A negro man named Valsin. aged about 26 years!
A negro woman named Juillette, aged As years!
A negro woman named Betsey, aged 40 years.
Acertain brand or mark figuring thus: R to!
gether with all and singular the horned cattle and
horse creatures branded marked with said brand:
L. v: CHACHERE, Sheriff
Onelonsas 3d October 1857.