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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10
HTSeY Is. Hrs1s jr, Aucto1eer
INV URRTS and MOSS Rpcfiyar3
DANIEL $. HOUGH, Auctioneer, Office No ~

nANlEL y. HOUGH, Auctionser, Office No 75
~ Bekmsn 81 call, particular attention of persons Ia want
really fret Cess HOUSEHOLD GOODS 10 his sale at auc
zion o. FRIDAY 90 morrow Dec II Of all Of the roh aud
costly goods contained in hs private re.;eeoes No 8 West
sd 9th All the goods made for the present
have been but little used, and in hne condition
Sale positive No scoount Deposits
Ia the BaEeue. suites o. walnut
DlI Furniture compete, togtte. with all the ku ae1
Utensils AND elegant China Dinner AID Tea Sets Ivory CCefy
Silver Wave, GU Glass &c helor girg 20 the family
" the PsIs Velvet Carpets sn1 eugs aud three rose
wood faor Suites. ana sia Tables corner srd We'd
Etop,cs lace Win6cw Di.pery, Pier Glasses. CLIa Vases
BrT Fsuro Clocss OrnSuents, iainasgs Er Cravings
LsCy'. secIce'y Work Table, Easy Cbs Bookcases Gas
Fixures rosewood octave Piano 81 ,o aud Cover 10
In the Cnauberss ssc'rer Ct csved rosewood aid
mahogany Betesds B1reeus STANDS Couches CLsts Car
pets Cabs Sofas II fine curied hair Mattresses Blankets Be1
and BedC and fine variety Of Desirable goods to- numeros
Descriptive catalogue tbs morning OF sale.
sale commences OF 10 precisely.
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fnruiture.
o5rotsnss and provisions.

NJACKEREL MACKEREL :!
wi GOLDFISH GOLDFISH -
HFRRINGS! HEARINGS
PROVISIONS
Mseter,l-l' e. s.-BOls bb, bbl'. bbs
Mactfrel-is q Ss-Bbls bbs 4 bbis obs
M.ekerel-ls 2. So BIS bb.. ebls.
George, Bs,s coeh.b picttd Cootsh and Hadtoot
Bssx picked HeIri1 extra quality smoked herrDsL
Chtese mild and ROB. fret quality fresh Butter.
sulo ked Hsms Shoulders kaccn and Beef
New Lard Lew Pork res Rice green sn1 black Tes,.
Lamp UI,s Olive OIL. fue salt CIDER Vinegar, &c.
At sale .. giesty reduced prices fer casa down.
No 80 Wsst .ngton 81 above Bstflsy
ALLAN & ROSE,
Produce merchants and deAlefs in
Fash dairy Batter CT ese, Sat Fish ard Provisions.
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CTPRTME COURr.-City and Coupty of NJ.

CVPKEML UUhI.-NIty dIh County Of Neg.
- Yott -Jsnes Henderson and John Kerno,b., a.
.pben Nowry Charles Fa er TO the ssoy, 49,
DEFENDANTS: Iou arc hereby summoned aud r.,.,,As
answer the paint IN this scton whch viii b. I'D }, ~
Office Of the Ciek II the City aad County Nes Yot ~
City Ball said city and TO copy yosr .a.x.r A.
the ssd complaint the subscriber at HIS ofsoe Ne r
broadway -sid city within twenty days sAst tie s.s,
Of this yos exclusive OF the day q % aer.
and IL Oh fn the said plant thn a.
aid a.. pair s this aoon VII sks Judgment as>inss ~
FOR the sum q hundred and anety four dss sui ~
cents with uterss ~ from the fourteeath day q Seismic
ore tLou.srd esht huadred and fy seven. sS mi tI~
81 AZ interest from the "a daY ct October 1881 eSG
other Part thereof snd o the 18th DAY Of S,suA
1887 on sie 81 other part thereof beside the costa y.
action = Dated November 10, 1851 - - - 81.
EDWARD u HUDSON. Plsi1hf. AttOrney
The ccrplsiu 10 this action was fled IN ae oeos os
Clerk Of toe CITY snS Soony % 1851 0I h~s
EDWARD II HUDSON. Psinss' Aas.ssJ.
Hu-TN
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sRso1 Da ,efs, AIsttoHeef
DY SINEON DRAPER, Office NO. 40 Finest,
- COZ Of William Reguisr Auction Sales at the Gercnsn.
EIonnse PVERY DAY. stocss mi Bonds bought AMI sod
.; Private Sale.
nIVlDEND.-1he Board of Directors OF the
IL HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY have dec; .red .
riv;ssnd Of IWYLvE PER CENT upon the Capital STICK
HENRY A. OAKLEY, Secretary.
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CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF WEST.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF WEST
~ CHESTER JOHN N. PURDY sst. ANrH0Ni
POST and Mary Post bis wife, William K ihor
William II. jenkins, Martin Il. Porter Fre4eici
4 Coo srd George R, Hlbbard jr-To the dsf.nd,a
MARY POST; You are hereby summoned sud required
the ONO, Of tho Clerk q the County of westches,er hs
ohce In the village Of White Plains OF your
answer 20 the said complaint ON The his ooe
No 6IWelst IL the City Of Now-York within twenty dar
after the service OF this summons exclusive OF tue a.
OF such service and IL you tail 10 said eomVsxf
within the tine aforesaid the plaintiff Ia this scton will f{
10 The Court Tor the relief demanded In the oOmpentDst
Eew-York, Sept. a 1857.
8 r. COTDREY. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint in this action fled in tue cice u bs
Clerk OF Wcscheste County the 9Th day Of sepeuba
1857. Does fav6gTh
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CUPREME COURT City aud County Of New.
- Yolt JOHN slI0kTRIDGE JOSEPH BENNETT
HOWELL and JAMES JEssoP; against srEPhEH
Defendants: You are hereby summoned aud required 10
the npaut III this action, which viii be Tiled In s
office Of the Clerk Of the City aud County OF Nswfoh
the Cit, Hall in said cty aud copy OF your swn
the said complaint tie subscriber, at his ooe No
Broedwsy within twenty days eter the service Of this sun
you exclusive Of the day OF such services aaf
you fail answer tho said complaint within the time sr
aid the partis in this action VIII sssna yq
br the seventeen hundred and thirty seven dasn @
foTtyone cents with interest theron ohe 1oetssnis ~
Of October one thou sand eight hundred and fifty
side the costs of this soon-Dsted November 10 ls,I
EDWARD Il. HUDSON. Plaintiff Atorsss
The complaint in this action was filed In the ofes of
CieTk OF the City and County Of NewYork ct tie Guy s
In said CITY, on the 18th day 81 November, 1851 f
EDWARD III. HUDSON,
Dl9 law6wTh Plaintiff Attorney.
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NEW CROP OOLONG TEAS FAMILY
~ FLOUR, PROVISIONS, &o-J o FOWLER Co.
b.ve list fee Ooons aud Young Hyou Teas
Coffee Rsns Fiis Curats sad Groceries in all their
whiot they selling flow prices for cash Stores
No, so and fse (,reeDvish-st
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~ Y. SUPREME COURT.-City ana co.-.--

n 7. SUFEEME CUUKT.-CIty and Goaptv y
M New York George A Bates eEsh.ss Rssdis.pa
Ter Summons fer deme,d eoIttsc. -lCc. ~.
ser TO the dci, ndsnt. rEiOfNAND T. tItsSLgR p ~
beretv summoned sud Requires 20 AnsTef the esns ~
scot witch h his day G'ed In The Office of ID. Ga 49,
CITY srd County OF Eo~.Yotk 81 the CITY Hal 1. ..
and 10 serve copy Of 10 the said oursat
sbsorbers at their oce number IL eli stree. tAs o.,
New. York within t~ enty day. after the service a.
nous on Won exclusive a the day Of such service sni
fail to su er the said ozplsut within the ,ers, ~
plsutif in this scton viii take Iuasuleut sRAins 70. - ~
sup OF four hundred sod VI le dolar with ns.rs -
the twelfth day Of September tLossns esk. hu,Sr -
ffyseyen beside the Of this action dated New 70
November IL 1851 bRAlNARO RICE
MIC IawGwrh Plaintiffs Attorneys, No IL Valet. Ey
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of N.V

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
~ York John WHOM Haw ksvorh. Joseph Ellison Isens
Buxton Hswkswoth and Henry obe Tsy against Seess
MowTy and Charles {. Fuller To the sbovsEsns4 Ds
PENDAkrS You are hereby summoned and reaaind
the complaint in th:s action; which viii b ~
il the Office Of tho Clerk of the City aud County Of ksvY
at the City Hall Of said city aud 10 copy Of yow
snswer 20 the said complaint the subscriber Il h
Office Number 80 Broadway, said city, within twsniy
days after service OF this you exclusive o s
day IL such service and you fail to the ssd comp
with IN the time aforesaid the antias IN this action will
judgment ssans you for the Of twenty sr hundred sal
dollars and twenty sx ceuis with interest thsress from
the eighth day Of November thousand eight Aspei al
fifty seven, beside the cos Of IBIS aeea -tsiS ken,s
10 1857. EDWARfcsS TsJD5ON Pisfnf - stSfsey.
The COMPLAINT In this ec.fon filed IN the Office Of ue
Clerk of the City and County Of NewYo stthe CITY Hal N
said city, tie 18th dsS Of November. 1851
EDWARD II. HUDSON. Plaintiff Atorpss.
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SUPREME COURT.-THE REVERE COP
~ PER COMPANY sgsil ct JOHN BALCH Trial 70 y
bad in the City and County Of NewYoTk-Sammons 20
money mAnd coursct-To the abJys nsnei defeada
You ar. hereby uIoned and required 20 answer the go
plant In this ectiOu which Hl be tiled In tie otics o. ~
Clerk II the City and County Of SswYork at NE City ha
seid City and - copy Of your snswsr 70 toe sa @E
plant subscb.rs their Office No. l9Z BFosduJip
c City County Of New York, within twenty days AZ
the service Of this on you exclusive OF the i
such service aud il you the said vAs
h time store said the plaintiffs this ston will take
age. you for hundred ana eighty Elk doEsc
s9d thirty four with interest thereon from Nay o. ie
beside the costs ts sctiop dated NswYork Ocoess "
le57. PIKE OALPIN PLAINTIFF Attorie,a
No. 1872 Broadway, New fors
The compliant in the sboyes Untitled scon 6isd 10 g
oaee oil To Cers Of the City nd co,Iy V New ok OF
23tk day OF November 1851 d lasswIa
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O,YIcE or Ta. NORTH ANrRrcO RfsE Iys. Co.
Nc. 5 Wsals.., Dec !, lsS7.
nVIDEND-Tbs Board Of Directors of tbs
~ Comr.1J hsT. deols.es Dividend Of Eight per Cent
upon the Csps SICK payable on and after the Sd day OF Do
osmber 1851! K. w. BLEECKEa See etsry.
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HENRY b. hERTS, jr., Au,,ioneer, viii SCI
FRIDAY, Dec H. at 100 O'Clock a: the ssleToous No
Pner sy odeI o. re assignee tae tntfs 9anee o. ek
BlDCi Teas White aud Biowa sugsr. sop Sweet OIL Sperm
Cadss Soip Scotch Ale London PoneT Champagne. Csrt
Brandy ON CcI5isls French aud English Motsia &C Also
large 1T # genuine Havana CieAIs Tobacco, r.. Torls
cath by cider Of TIE assignee
Jaw BOOKS AT AUCTION
IL GREAT SALE or LAW hooks
THIS Thursday AFTERNOON ct O'Clock
Tl's most valusbe collection OF Law Books of -f st
auction his ses 500 ell and fresa stSk See Auction
column GEO. A LEANI1T c. Auctioasers.
TIada Ss.s Rooms, Mes S71 I'D S19 Broadway.
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CUPREME COURT-Couuty of we.tcsester.-

CCPREME COURT-County Of Westcsestef.--
~ The Citizens Mutual Loan aud Accommodating FuGd Ase
clarion essinst FrarcI, spier sad CsLsrne his ~ Chsia
Spiker, Castor LnderDan Charles Miller Summons for ~
Def - To the defendant CHARLES SPfLKER: Yol a.
hereby summoned and this
scton Ct which copy herewith served opoa y' snd
copy OF your 70 the said Complaint tho sae
scrbes their Office Number 50 Wall street. 10 the CtJ
New York within twent days after service hee erclu
give Of the cay OF such service and If you M 10 soswd
eao complain; within the the psnt q. 10 ihs
oction " spcy tie Court for the relief denssdei NE
complaint -Dsied March 1887.
FOSTER THOMSON, Plaintiff! Attorns1L
The plant in tie above sctiou fled IN the 81
CloI Of the Wecbes,er in the State Of New Y
on the It'll day Of May, A ID. 1871. d5'lsw6wn'
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i the County Of Now.YOrk notice q ber.S ."SaH
soa' beng ssi n ssSn TIE ss 61sREr
with youohers theI Of to the sbserAs sa n. n Toe
rs'id.noe No ~ sgilysDs IN ne otref s
ID DAY Of July lSJ. }. w. GorT 49, tco- As
y2law6fa1h SARAH ROW As~s,r4ss,sf
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NORTHUMBERLAND ~ an order M rv,I6,----

NOTICE.-Fursuast % an order Of Ugypv ~
lN BURCHARD SuTos,te % to- Comfy q o--s1's n.
"a hcitly given 70 al persons tayii. claims ss.S, a. so-
OF HARRY BROWN DECEASED s,e q ne ,os, ~ ,s-..s
swn 70 ssid county, 70 pr cent he VIA u. Is
,h.retio HARVEY BsADLti, one Of ~ ,isri.s,s,sno
Of said estate e. ne sseenee N Whitetews d $50,
on ~ before the DAY of Mach next -D,l
,GJ- SAbbA BROWN Ai1i-i.,r.,-- ~
sss2o lav-efnTh- HARVEY BRADLEY. Ass,,s,s..N.o
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DO mbom il mGp 9rntern.

MIR. SAMUEL TRIvETT, late Of sherwco,
I InM NOTTINGHAM Eusna ia luetod % return 70 Not
Bingham Immediately 20 ,elyc properJ ~ hun By ~
and 70 wfts home 70 Say he IL coung. Ills presence M ~
per ssNe
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orrIer srcsyIE OF Tsxss SSsw S SnT
NOTICE ia hereby given that per cent VIII be
~ sddss o. the l day u Deeembef on al Fsxe
unpaid also pei viii be added On the 0n a.J u
Checks sse ILLS On City sanks sfen Envs'op. containing
onsy AID bills not 10 money Ieo ss III
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Professional Notices.

NOTICE.-H. BURRELL & Co., have RE
IN MOVED frS Nc Is Front-st to ther Store, No.
Pesrl,t and No SO Waters.
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n EW -JEkSE1 hltILhOaI!-IUI IInsry
~ DELPIIIA and the SOUTH and WEST VIA JsSohi
CITY-Ma and Express lines leave New rorkat and IL m
d and IN fare IS; IL IN. % Is stopping al s way sss
lions; II and 90 Kensington Through Tickets sold 9r o
cnns,i q ~ and 50 and the West and for Baltimore
Washington Norfolk &c. and through baggage checked ts
Washington In snd m. trains ,.
w WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No Baggage will be received for train unless delivered ana
shed led fen In advance Of the time Of leaving.
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Board anh Rooms.

NOURTLAND T-ST. HOT Z L,
~ No. 20 Courtlandtst.
Board Reduced from S2to 81 81 per day.
J. 8 STEBBIHS, Prop1etoE
BOARD and ROOMS.-A handsome ParlOr Suite
- 6st floor and other rooms Nos 02 aud iOi bt li
o., opposite the Academy Of Music.
HOBOKEN. FURNISHED ROOMS, with
full tisl BOARD, three minutes fro ferry. Ad
dress 3ox No 50 Hoboken Post Office Terms moderate
NOTICE to BOARDlNG-HOUSES and no.
IN Tells Ten D1srs reward any who tell where
JAMES W. RUTBERF0R is. An important papor has
been receiged from California which Is Desired
him Immediately. Apply at Globe Hotel No 22 William st
THO LET-A spleudi1 suite of ROOMS on Broad
vsJ, opposite metropolitan HOTEL farnshed or uniar-
rsshed- Gss, Bath, &c. Apply to 800 49,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11
The Election.

We have received the following returns,
indicating the election Of Judge J. L. Cole
Is Associate Justice, BY majority OF
about three hundred. The following table
gives the official majorities in all the par
ishes of the District except Ascension and
ST. John the Baptist. The first is unof-
fetal and the second has not been heard
from. but is small parish, and is nearly
equally divided in politics. If we had
received our City papers yesterday we
could probably have given the complete
vote, but by some unaccountable msman-
agement all the Houma packages go to
Thibodaux about three times a week. and
remain there a day or two. The Rail
road and omnibus folks ought to have an
overhauliDg about it. a
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11

PRErrr LITTLE THING ExsHA'
THE LAp1Es.-An exchange Pspe'
courses CALAMITY about the tidy ''''s ~ :.
cts, jo.eys, coates. or what n0'' a' :
dies now promenade in. He says: In
The JACKIE, come. very low on s' q. 'l 5.
and from the hips form, ample llu'e' lii. 5
Seb;ed. or r BY mean. Of bias. The :,ss ,s;
reach down to the middle Of the an pl.rt
.bou. - inches round at the edge. J.. D y. .
guipure lace i. placed on the 30 Boy 10, = /.
berthe, and is continued down inc w.. lie
meet the deep bank that .erm'n.d rah
skirt. The sleeves are bordeteJ, ior
lace. The tom-ensemNe tffea. ....,,
things not nomenclaturable') posses 20. h.eos
iauniy. graceful, stylish air vas'''
ing the female tosrnure.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11

mats subject to many vicis.i,nd.. =.
winter is warm and wet, il is an, IT the
an, and .ot.-if TOO dry, i,iak., what i. :. ., beat
tn, 10 " dry Io''" and decay. from ,b,s ! called
II very cold, it viii freeze unless 81, Cause
carefully,-if too carefully covs,s esG'. n
apt to heat even ifthe winters no, U, 1t is
Injuries resulting from these e.us. ~. 'srn
been attributed to TO .de,erjor,,;a aave
cane. My impression IS, that tbi. o. !; he
mistake As TO the size Of the can. . .
grows as large as it lever did in good H.,
and yields as much as ever with a . a.s,
season. god
The last crop, as You know. w., .
Para,lvely failure. owing 10 an ny, zoo.
tlous season. The Consequence. NJ. p'g''
were not hurried about putting no o., ~. ',
cane last fail. A considerabl. no,,:
it we did not put in mats a, all. In.,.' .
OF doing So having plenty of time, y. :.
"a portion of it in the ground at on.. w ,p A
is, We planted a portion of j, . from ' ~
s'ump'" as ii is called. What We Dot 'i :
mats, did not remain there lone, Sun g. .
making occupied bu, a shor Tim. o1s',
when completed and the land 90, .n'
We proceeded to take it from th. mi. r. .al
planted it. This of cours. va, .,s. quo
The season was favorable. No ;n,.:.
ton hardly from wet weather. M s..p
TO injure-no drought. Til. ,.ed ....
was as good as any country could f,,n mil
US. No fault TO be found will 4 n.
had an abundance oft, and it i,.v NJ.
first of March coming up be.u,iiiaal,. , ..S
marking the rows from one end to ,SaI
er all over our fields. Think We vsh.
able 10 give our Northern brethren, n,
season. a sample Of what We can d. &,
them in the way Of sweeteuing, tia, IN
satisfy them that the production Of .u,,,,
not running out in Louisiana. 1--we esss
swee,en their disposition toward, u, |.
easily, we should be highly gra,i6ed, .sd
THIS we think We could do too, if they
would learn to know US better. The aii.
ure Of our last crop Of sugar h.s taught
them at least one thing, and tia. is, ia,
they cannot well dispense with our shsr.
in the production; for they have scenic.
this failure has enhanced the price Of Ii.
article, and they will therefore be carhl
how they remove the incidental protection
they enjoy in common with US. upon th.ir
own productions and manufactures, and
break up our means Of furnishing hen an
article they require, and on be,iet,.rus
than they could procure il, were it not hr
US, and al the same time enable US TO SUP.
ply ourselves with what We need iau
them.
l have lately read with much ple.x.
the excellent speech Of the Hon. Nik.
Taylor, Representative ia Congress from
this District, delivered On the 5th ofFsb
ruary last. and recommend its peruan
all who feel interested in this subject b
embodies more correct, detailed and use.
ful information on the subject Of the pro-
dnciion Of sugar everywhere, and the Pr
lection ofthat production in this counl!'
with its connection with other domestic
interests, than has probably ever before
been presented to Congress from my
quarter whatever. W. TIP.
Parish St Mary, La, March Isl, 49,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11

TowN CoUNcIL.-Atthe regular annual
election held on Monday last the following
gentlemen were chosen: F. S. Goode. J.
p. viguerie, Frank Gagne. H. Loeven.
stein, and Robert Daspit, Trustees; and
A. J. Delaporte. Treasurer. The new
Board organized on Wednesday last
Their proceedings will be found in ano,h-
er column.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11

The REsuIr.-At the election of Mon
day last the following vote was polled in
this parish: For Associate Justice. Cole
received $50, and Lea 62. For District
Judge, Roman received 275 and scatter
ing 90. In Lafourche Lea had 373,
Cole 3l8, aud Roman 62l.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11
ACCOUNTABILITY OF RAIIRoAD b

ACCOUNTABILITY OF RAIIRoAp ..
rLoYEs.-The managers Of the ul =.
Trunk Railroad, Canada, had one Of 'a :I
switch men arrested on charge d WV
fully neglecting his duty BY sb'en'lns y. =,
self without the permission OF bis sup En-
officer, whereby train Of cars ra0 ol !.
track oftbe railroad, thereby e1po'''s-
property and persons Of the Ps'' So
to great risk and injury. Inc - .:., |.
was fully committed to await h'' u'''
the next court of Queens Bench
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11

THE GREExRBURc InpIRIAL.-We no.
tice that this excellent little paper, pub
lished in the parish Of ST. Helena. has
changed hands, Messrs. Addison & Hous.
ton having sold out to our old friend A.
w. YeTzley, formerly of New Orleans.
Will Brother 7. be 80 kind as to inform
Us what he means BY talking about a
valedictory' in his salutatory card.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11

AaBRorYPEs.-Wer refer to the notice
Of Mr.. Mcclure in this paper. and recon-
mend his pictures as being very superior.
He will remain only few days. 1t you
want = good likeness now is the time to
getit.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11

@There is gentlsman IN Do' er.t,
polite that be begs his own Pal'V aood.as.
time he tumbles down. Beng
tured, hs always grants H. ssg ls3sa
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11

PRrxrERs IN PExNsYIvAx1A.-lt is a
singular fact, that not only the two United
States Senators from Pennsylvania, and
tho State Supreme Judge bu, the present
Speaker, CLERK and Assistant Clerk Of the
House, the Clerk Of the Senate Of Penn.
sylsahta, aud the Democratic candidates
st Governor and Canal Commissioners,
ass On practical priatsss. ''' ~ p.
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@The Chevalier Wikofi il in Wash
ington, and the Evening Star says Of bin;


ington, and the Evening Star says Of BIN
"The Chevalier, the prince Of volun'
teer diplomatis,s and love makers to lsde'
Of uncertain age, is among the dIs'n'
guished strangers now in Washington
Really. on seeing him We fancied ou''!s'
were playing US false. Instead Of o''s
the dashing bandit looking fellow with ~ -
eve like a hawk at one moment ana 'A'
Shylock's at another, as folks are ape
picture him, he appears as ,hoaeh bash,
fuIness was bis beset,ing sin above !.
others, and in dress and air is Is qu'I'
and modest q gentleman as ono v'a'' e.
pect to meet in = country clergynaa
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11

CASE OF CoNsc1ENcE.-A celebrated
liquor importer in Boston recently had his
pocket. book, containing large sum Of
money, cut from his pocket while entering
church. A few days subsequent be re.
ceived the pocket.book through the post,
postage unpaid) accompanied with note,
10 which the writer states that, after spend.
ing the money. he discovered to his utter
horror that be had been making use d
funds obtained in the infamous liquor traf
&c. He therefore returned tho pocket.
book, and would do the same by the
mouey, should he be able 10 agaia lay
hands ON il. $50 9H .'9a55sea saf dAw
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11

DM s j. THEODORE NOLLIER, of Douasdsonvilie
d our duly authorized agent for the Parish Of Ascension
and vicinity.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11

EDITORIAL CALL.-Mr. J. J. Lane, Of
the New Orleans Bee, dropped in at our
sanctum the other day. He is spending
. few days with some of his numerous
friends in Terrebonne. The Bee, by the
way, i one Of the Oldest and most influen-
tial papers in the South, and has always
maintained dignified position among its
cotemporaries. We hope Mr.. L. will long
continue to add to the lus.re of ito COL
umns. -