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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
THE FERRY TRAVEL.

The ferries we're not much Interrupted yesterday -
was expected The Jersey City and Hoeoken ferry from
the OF Barclay street. ran with toleraele regularity
yesterday, though the prevailing westerly winds drove
all the drn ice On the New York side, making difieuh
20 enter the slps The other ferries ihs North river
did not run.
The Staten Island boats to ssapcton aud Tompkinsvie
ran several tines during day, but no communication
was had with New Brighton or the West side OF the
ssnd The bay Was tol, rably clear OF ice, - the
westerly WIN the drift on the Long Island shore
and up the channel OF The East river.
Hamilton and South ferries were both stopped during
the esy % the ice on Brooklyn side was too tnick
20 awe xay 10 the boats. The Wall street ferry ran
AZ ,n,ery.s while Fulton kept vi tolerabls rcgu
iaYty The other ferries the East river, with the SIN
xie exception OF the Grand atreet, W0 Wnoiiy unre
rabis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
THE DAY AFTER The STORM.

Terrible Shipwreeks on the Coast and Loss
Of Life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
THE DAY AFTER The STORM.
r|OoN0>~~~~~~>~>>~~~~~~~~~~
Terrible Shipwrecks on the Coast and Loss
Of Life.
,ococ,,.~o~~->~~~~>~>~~~~~>
VESSELS ASHORE AND IN THE ICE.
.>~>.->~~~~~~o~S>~S~>~~~~~>-
Additional from the Brig Wrecked
off the Highlands.
>~oo-o-~~~o~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~-~
The Mails Detained all over the
Country.
~~o~~>~~>~~~~~~~~~~N>N~>~~~
CONDITION OF TIE GREAT RAILWAYS.
~>~>>~~~~oe~~>'>>>~~>~~
Suspension Of Steamboat Travel.
--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~>~~~~~~
THE PILOTS AND THE STORM.
~~~~~~>~~>>~~A~>~~~,o~NnIO>>
The Weather Moderating, and Plenty
Of Sunshine and Sleighing.
---~-~-~--~-----~-~-~-~~--~~~-~
rITv pAu pn8nc ANN ccppIGc
The Mails Detained all over the
Country.
CONDITION OF TIE GREAT RAILWAYS
The Weather Moderating, and Plenty
Of Sunshine and Sleighing.
CITY RAILROADS AND FERRIES,
60, TO-, &C.

On Monday night the temperature moderated very
oensiby, and mercury marked ~ follows A. n. 20
deg, IA NJ. 2s deg, IL M % deg, +. Y. II deg,
10 p n as deg. The wind which was blowing strongly
on Monday night also moderated and yesterday there
wa only slight breeze from the westward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
THE OYSTER TRADE.
ACCIDENTS, ETC.

Coroser PERI, held inquest yesterday, at the Thr
een,h ward police station upon the body OF an unknown
man about forty years Of age who was found In sitting
posture, frozen to DEATH IN the area or No Cannon
street The jury rendered verdict OF death from em
perance and en- posure to the cold
CAPTAIN MLEAN, OF THE STATEN ISLAND PsRBY.
In our article the "Arctc journey from Staten
Isard published In our paper OF yesterday an erro
neous statement made reference to Capt MLean,
Of the Huguenot author OF the ar;e des'es to ssy
in correction that Capt MLean did not drink whiskey
skin, stated thereiu. Capt MLsan gave the best
assistance the travellers and without his aid thoy
could not have boAimen and That the parties
sat that after into the slush they could not
have got OF had not been Tor the timely assistance
OF Mr.. Levi Riggin and his brave and humane party
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
VIE PHnT ROATS.

NAMES oF THE NEW YORK AND JERSEY BOATS AND
THEIR owNERs-L1sT OF TH0sH AT PRESENT IN
PORT, THH DATES OF THEIR ARRIVAL, AND THOSE
NOW AT SEA OR IN THE BAy--RFrECr OF rHs
LATE RAsTFRLv wINDs-FIRLDs OF SOLID ICE IN
sHR LOWER RAy--PIbor BOATS FROZEN IN.
7ie ca,terly winds which have prevailed more or less
sroe eat Fr,dsy, have 10 certain extent cleared the
Ia iya Of ice except near The Losg 'sIass shore bSi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

The Ocean Wave remains nxture q, the foo, Of Robin
son street The Shrewsbury river II frozen solid and
hence very serious obstruction oftred 70 the trans
Ter Of passengers from Rcd Bank Fort Washington and
the Bitbisnds TO ,hs city. Ho- the farmers n Mon
mouth county vii dispose OF thslr poul,ry 4
sdYsn,sga We es1no, dyIae Taey hare 4
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depend upon the New York markets for tho sale Of all
the hogs geese chickens and raised in th. section
OF the country; and blockade ho that which Ut pre-
exists win be the means OF innicting heavy pecu
rAry loss upon thousands OF industrious persons tho
rh desS By e " village
within twenty nNos or Neyasink for then their ohlef
%. up.on Supplying the New York markets Nth Nth
sver 1, 'dulgent customers In Gotham.
THE NEWARK PERRY.
The ferry between this city and Newark remains, ~
commercial men would say, 'ss per last accounts" I"
much TO tho MOI t1cation OF the travelling community
unable TO Day the unreasonable charged for trans
por,sou by railroad The boat carries passengers very
comfortably for half sfe cngea py anocas ana
ca use rreat OF CO and OK pense TO cass
who can Ill afford to bear ei 0er. II n ne working
They cannst afford lose q angle days work without
sensibly feeling the effect
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO BOsTCrr.
The Norwich and New London line Of steamcTs have
made arrangements with the Philadelphia line Of sts
era TO run outside Of Sandy Hook to New London, snd
connect with the Norwich Worcester and Boston routes
tnrousn IL oiosea The arst boat on this proposed
route win leave on Thursday next The particulars 0
to time, Ac win be crnd in the advertisement IN ano
tber column.
SUFFERING kNONG THE POOR.
This cold weather throws thousands Of poor rocrsc
out Of employ ment anu consequently tnefo IL oon se'
fering. On Monday the Almshouse was thronged with
applicants for relief and thousand Of the poor
wretches received aid hundreds Of whom had never be-
fore bad occasion ask for relief Tho calls on private
charitable institutions have also been enormous IL
usual for poor families receive quarter OF ton Of
coal from tho Almshouse Department, and 1t 10 with
difficulty the demand be supplied Tor The quarter
tons at present.
THE OYSTER TRADE.
IT'S feared the late cold snap may deprive US OF our
customary supply Of oysters the beds on The East
river Long Island Sound and New York Bay, are oil
frozen over and Is impossible to get at the stores Of
oy sers they contain. Is also reported that the vir
gina supply b also stopped In OF the freezing
up Of the oy pIes These delicious bivAves havo
consequently ncreased so per oen In price, and the deal
have determined to cut of their country orders and
suppy only the city trade, but this large that
feared the supply will at al equal the demand. Tins
VIII be dreadful the lovers OF good oysters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

This railroad suffered from the storm than pcr
hA any ether, Of @ exposed ssussIon 10 the
drhS wbich blew from the northwest Every sheltered
srot the whole track w,s filed with snow OF great
depth As no trains ont on Sunday mono 20, caught
N the rfOTni tnd no aitompt was made 70 oioar the
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-08-22
The Husband of a Blue.
BY ~ArlcEc. BENTON

"4And so mark Winship has married Valeria
de Llsle,,' said Mr.. Harris to his friends, Mrs.
Conant, on the morning after the wedding,
: And how do you think they will get along ?
You are a judge of persons and things, and do
you suppose that anything, like comfort or
happiness can ever come to q husband of a blue,
like Naleria de Lisle ~ :
AIRS. Conant looked thoughtful and discom.
posed. Why not, my friend ~ she asked.
why is 1t that you men can never conceive of
anything like ~neatness and order in connection
with literary pursuits? 1t is not possible to
unite two occupations or two sastes without
detriment to either % irl
!" Perhaps so. | do not say that sometimes
there may not be exceptions to the GENERAL
rule but that it will not be so in Valera :
case, l think is morally certain. have
known her from a child aud / believe that
w lnships HE will be rendered miserable by
her t%hriftless, untidy, careless way
And so indeed it proved. ,Valeria had no
experience IN domestic affairs. Her mother,
proud oil her daughters talents, exempted her
from Nil share OF household duties and cheerful.
y mended her clothes, arranged her chamber
and performed for her all the services which
oaght to have been reversed. And VaIeria
''Ne many others, accepted the sacrifices which
seemed made with SO much eheerfulness. and
pursued her tastes without let OF hindrance.
Of u highly practical nature, and undistur-
BED by any seraPles of duty, she went on dream.
ing until She met Mark Winship at the house
oil u n'ainal friend. He was struck with her
nelsive beauty, and offered himself at their
,h'Td interview. Not at a l15erary himself, he
i'ad yet entertained u great respect for talent
n Others and the thought of a literary wife
MOI irlghien him as it does some men. for
nc coald appreciate talent in another.
Ills whoie life had been spent wholly in COM
mefeiat pursuits, and he possessed a fortune
winch though moderate, was still enough 10
his wife from hardship or hard labor
ana ne trusted in Faleria's apparent affection
Tor himself 10 make home pleasant and com
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MAGASlN DE MONTRES, Ell DE BIZ
" JOUTERIEs A rEneoiguurc des rues du Maine

ct Landry, 0pelousas, lie.
s Y. I'll. EALER. informc irespectueusement SEES Pra.
tiques ct 10 Public en- general quill a Reimbursement
fait des arrangements pour obtenir des Montres ct de
Ia Bicaterie 4 NewYork, ct quill q, recu depuis nne
seinaine directement de Get endroit le premier alter.
Indictment, ccnsistant d'articles les plus bellies ct d.
sltablesFqufaient jamais 6te recu dams notre Vile.
~ Went doHyrir, ct oGfe 4 vendre i meillenr mar.
che qnia lamais etc oifert, DIES
MoNTRES EN- OR EFT EN- ARGENT. INES.
Anglaises ct FRANCHISES, Patent Liver ct L,pine. de
qnalitd superieure,
CHAtNEs EFT GOLFERS.
Ghaines pour vests, pour gousset, ct dc surets ct des
dun fai exquis, I'm
DIES DOR EFT D'ARGENT.
I'm Assortment maghitique de Boutons dor com.
dess Montures de pierre dor, Cameo. .Jais
Mosaique, hfefre de sang, Cornaline, Pate Franchise
blanche ct eneouleur, dor uni ct grave.
ISNE BELLE COLLECTION DE
hoacles d'0reilles pour danes. com.
prenant DIES Mont'les dc Cameo, MasaTque pierro
ct Jais. dor mi, Emailld de formes diyefses
ct de qualite supdrieure,
Dasues de toutes %vari6tis. avee montures de Dia.
Rabies, Grenat, Perle, 0pale, Aquamarine
Emeyuulde, Cornaline Blanche ct Rouge. Cameo
Pierre de, sang, dor uni, des Alliances I,,asso,t;'
ment etant oomplet, les goats les plus difflciles
etre S~atisfaitS. III.
Une Immense quantite de toutes sortes d'articles.
.Tel9ue des .petites Boucles d'OreiIlcs, Csoche,s
pour Chaihes de Montres, AnaeaHx dc aGaiite slp6.
fienre, Giefs ct ChRrlnes de toutes Qualities. pnrrte
.rayons ct Fumes dor, ayeesou sans Plunes. poyte
.,aY4ns .. ~ %. de-. CllllaiS, Boucles, Agrafos.
(%,.allliersa. dc Grail, Parfumerie, etc. etc.
Reparltiops coulme de coutimea a rencoirnurA des
ud Maine et Landry. y. EALER.
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STENTE PAR LIE sHERIF--Etot d.

" Emil FAX LII SHERlF.-Etat de la
Louisiana Coar de District, Paroisse st. Ian
dry.-No Ts2O-Mary King vs.. Michel Moore H. /.
=. Vincent Boagni vs.. Michel Moore h. 9. mo.
iSl62. HFN 80 -
En- vertu de deux writs de Il. fl. delivr6s dams Ia fai.
re ~oi-dessus, par la Cour de District dams ct pour la pa.
roisse st Landry ct lie susdit Fiat, ct a moi ADDRESSES.
u sera expose, en- vente %publique, pour du comp.
tant a Ia Residence dc Michel Moore, situee Il deux
miles DIES Opelousas, SAMEDL lie SINE Jour dc sep
tembre AID. 1851, commancant 4 IL heures A ct
eontinuant dc jour en- jour, sill cit necessaire, tous les
titres,, droits, %inter6ts ct prltentions du dtfendeur.
Michel Moore, h. c. l., a Ia piopriete %suiyante, saisie
ponr ~satistaire lesaits ordres, SAVIOR:
Une e%ertaine terre situee dams Ia prairie de reglise.
4 deux miles de la vile des opelousas, parotsse st.
Landry, contenant environ deux cent yingt deux ar.
penis de te,re (6tant Ia prescnte demeure siudit Mi.
chel Moore h. c. ~ born6e aa Nord par les terres de
Thos i. Lewis, Il FEST par lie bayou GU Ia cipriere de
Ia Prairie Basse, Sud par les terres de Lastly Neat.
ct q IOnest par les terres dc Jean ]. Louaiilier, en-
scinble ayec toutes les batisses ct amtliorations oni
en- dependent on antremeut appartenant a ladite
terre, sans reserve. Toate la rtcolte de cotton ct de
mas, ETC., IL tout Giant dams un etat de prosperite.
complet.
Aussi tous les cheyauS dc labmlr, bceufs de tire,
%oochons, moutons, outils ~aratoires ct aptres
a Iusage de rhabitation ei dessns decrite.
Bureau du Sheriff, Qpelousas Ter aoat, 1857.
l., Y. OH ATUERE Shorir
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20 otriot.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of THE PARISH OF sMaT lAHuR,
BY ALE. LIvINGsTeMNa coss
ALE. LIVINGSTON. CHARLES N. EAxER.
The Beauty of Ok, Age.

HA- NfH1- VI II
isgb4 The Beauty OF Old Age.
+" often think each tottering form
That liinp's along in life's decline,
Once bore q heart as young, as warm,
AS full of idle faults as mine /, Ysl
And each has had it's dreams OF 10y,
Its own 'Inequallcd, pure romance
Commencing with the blushing boy
: First thrilled at lovely woman's glance.
And each could tell his tale of youth,
Would think its scenes of love evinice,
More passion, more uneartlIy truth,
Than any tale before or since.
Yes they could tell of tender lays ii.
At midnight penned in classic SHADES,
or days more bright than modern days
And maids more fair than modern maids.
"Ofwhispers in o willing ear /;
a OF kisses on q blushing cheek.
Each kiss, each whisper, far too dear se-
~ Our modern lips to give or speak, 'n-
OF passions. too untimely crossed /:
Of passions sighted or BETRAYED
saf kindred spirits early lost,
And buds that blossomed but to fade.
:" OF beaming eyes and trcsses CAV. H.
Elastic form and noble brow,
And forms that have all passed AVA
And LETT them what we see them now.
And is it thus-is human love >
50 very light and frail a thing 2?
And must youths brightest vision move
Forever on Times restless wing.
MIST all the eyes that still are bright.
And all the lips that talk Of bliss,
And all the forms so fair to sight,
Hereafter only comes to thisy r
Then what are all earth's treasures worth.
II we at length must, lose them thus
Ii all we value most on earth
Ere long must fade away from us ~
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\ 4 Visa
Aisna PERI y,

N2~ 5000 NJ
Capitaine, d commit
uliers entire les 0pe,
Orleans, partant dca,A
a, 10 ieures ct
MERCREDIS a ) heaias
saison. Pour fret GU passi
ALFRED Ion
NIB. Les expeditionnaii \
fret, tey0nf bien attention, qua>
'magasi1r2e depot jusqu ace que ;
payess nm recp reconnaissant
seia aux expeditionnaires.
ToussG1Rx qui aufont ldn fret, stro1tM
lenrs complies entire les mains de NJ. Alfrt
4 Washington, qui est ~autorise dc %collectot
quitter nos complies. HINCkLEY &N@
Washington; ~leraolt 1851. 81
iDURIFIEz LIZ SANG,-PilaIes do MoE
i fat-Amer sdn Phoenix, tentierementf libre d.
acquis 4 ces deux preparations, les cures e~xtfaordi.
naires qu'ils4 ont ~effectues, rendent ~inutiles tousles
eloges due lie proprietaire pOirrait taire de leirs pro-
prietis medicinafes. Ayant etc dcpuisp plus de yingt
ans devant lie public, ct le tetnoignagc dc Plus de
trois millions dc pelsonncs letlr doivent sune sant6
tiorissante, etablissent au-dela de toute controverse
la reputation de ces p~ilules ct de Get amer, CONNIE les
meilleures preparations yegatales qni aients ete Of
ferries au public. depuis de tongues lannees. Dams
toutes les yifes ct villages des Etats-Unis, il J Mdes
miners de personnes d~isposdcs 4 temoigner de leur
eficacite dams une multitude de cas-. II S#f
Pour les Ecronelles, UlceTes,aIe Scorbht, les Grrp-
tons de 10 pcau, ces preparations isont dune nnctiyi-
te remarquable sous leur influence, Ia maladie, dispa-
RAFT eh peu de iours, tant est 3grande lenr action SIR
lie sang. In Fievre en- frisson, la Dyspepsia, 1'Hydro-
pisie, les Hemarroides, disparaissent bientot devant
lenr action curative. Chaque famille devrait sap
provisionner de ces nedicamens atm deviter beau.
coup de depenses ct de sonifraIees.
Prepare par William B. Moffatt, NJ. ID, NewsYork,
avendre par p. Leonce Hebrard q Co.
-Opelousas, Is juliet 1867. ii sss.
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VENTE FAR LIE SHERIF.-Cour dc
v District Parnisse ST. L Landry No 60. Llron

iVENTE PAR LIE SHERIF.-Cour de
District Paroisse st. Observation-Disclosures
En- vertn dun writ de Il. fa., deiivre dams l~'afaire
lciadessus. par la Cour de District dams ct pour Ia
Paroisse St. Landry ct lie susdit Etat, ct a moi adres.
az, il sera expose, en- vente p%ubliqus, pour da comp.
tant, a la residance de Michel Moore, situee a 2 miles
ides Opelousas. SANEDT, 10 5re jour de septembre
A. D.ls57, oommeneant a II heures, ct .continiant
de jour en- jour, sill est nGcessaire, tout les titres,
.droits, int6rcts ct pretentions du defendeur, Michel
Moore &c. l., 4 Ia propri6te ~suivante, saisie pour sa.
tisfaire lie dit ordre, SAVIOR:
Une ~eertaine negresse esclave pour Ia vie, NOMINEE
NANIE, agee d'environ 30 ans, ct SEES deux ~enfonts,
Amos age d'environ deux ans, ct un enfant d ID
mamelle. '8ss@N
Bureau du Sheriff, opelousas, Ter aodt 1857.
[. v, CHACHERE. Sheriff
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|VTENTE PUBLIQUE.-Par 10
Y e~hcantenf public, dams q. pour n pals
*. Landry. Succession de Marie Joseph Paul
tenet, epouae dacedaed de Marcelini Deshotels.
~ public edt Werti, que j~'oftirai en- ventc publ.
que I'D plus oiiant ~ deinier encherisseur,
LpN5I A aeut 1851, h
Ia resideshce Do a definite Ia Pointe dass Marrons
On cette p%aroisse les PROPHECIES appaftenant 4 ladite
IsHABITa1TON, s5 A1. ~
deraieree residence Id ladite dame a.
Marie Joseph Paul F~ontenot, d9cG- SS5 NJ
ses at amelorations qui y sont situaes, layant six ar
penis ct m quart de face sur le bayou Marion, par
vingt cinq de profondehr, born6e ad Nords par VAL
mont Guillory. \ rEst par Ia terrc des Manteis ct au
Sud par 10 Bayou Marion ct Francois Marcartel. Y
UNE 4UTRE sSgg,RRE Y
situtse en- cette paroisse. sur le Bayou dies Cannes.
ayant deux arpents ct demid de face sur quarante DE-
profandegr, boraee au Nerd par e Bayou DIES Cam
deux aatrcs cotes par francois Perron ct Francois
Marcantel.
Un5 esclavc, nonme MICHEL, age d'enyiroen So
ans. as@s y Bhl4a iBs 3
1850 tetes de bettes a cornes. , 4,
8 cheyaux, 2 jnments ct leursspoulins,
paires de bGufs de tire, 2 charrettes,
q fisHs, Outils a~ratoifes, nirnituress de Tnais0f,
batterie de cuisine, ct autres articles duntlenune.
ration serait trop Tongue. s!
C0nditi0ns.-Toutes sommes de dix piastres ct au-
dessous, payables lie Is asril 1858, ct toutes sonlme
exedaht dix p~iastres payahles, Id nioitie,i le quinzc
avril mil hut cent cinquante HUT, ct isautre Motto
Ile qninze ayril mil huit cent cinquante neuf. en- cas-
del non Placement A lachaance de chaque terme. les
intdrets seront complies sur le pied de huit pour
cent la1, Les acquercnrs dormant bonnie securite.
L'esclaye ct les terres deuteurant speciaIement n.y.
potfiiques A. la dite succession ~jasdn'aui Placement
tant que du principal ct DIES int6rets, qui ~auraient pu
s'accroitre CONNIE II est dit ci-desstls. &.
ST. Landry Ter aout 1857.
l489 H fFs M alaTOIITS STAGE Encantef,r.s
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XTENTE PUBLIQUE.-Etat de 10 Loui

VENTE PUBMQUE.-Etat de 10 Loui-
Y sianeACoursde District, Paroisse ST. Iiandfy.-
No. Sl58.--Joseph Gradenigo, administrator VS.
James d. Israel.
Eli vertn dun jugenaent de srHonnrable la Cour
De District, dams " pour 10 paroisse de st. Landry,
en- date du 5 septembre 1861 9a8fs 3a aigs
La propriete ~suiyante sera vendue par le soussi-
gne, en- vente publique a reiet d'effectuer I'M par
taget stfA
IN certain lot de terrc situe dams la Vile des Ope-
lousas, Giant 10 presente demeure de JamessD. Israel,
borne Nord, parla rue -, Est ct Sud par DIES ter
rains appartenont ~antrefois d Madcmoiselle Marquee
bic avec les batisses ct am6liorations qui ) sont ST.
tuees. fsAl 18Th n a E8 gdA, &
Conditions.-Un ct deux ans de credit dn jour dc
ia ventc. Les Acquegeurs, fournissant bonnie ct sufi-
Hyp 8 I'd III Eaaa Placement TAFT ape du capi.
tai ct des intdrsts, qui ponrront s'accroitre a raison
de hut pour cent Pan. de fecheance. =
Opelousas, Ter aoht 1857.
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VENTE PAR LIE sHERIF.-cour d,

District paroisse St. I.sndry-Na 7Ts52.-p. S.
Lanmau & Co. VS. Sebastiant d. Alhs.
I'm Tertu dun writ dc ii. IA, delivr6 dams ~lafyairo
cl,desias, par In Cour de District dams ct pour In Pa.
adresse, il sera expose, en- vente puhliaue, pour di
compliant a la Maison de Cour de eette Paraisse.
SAMEDi, le Be jour de. septembre, A. d. 1857. com,
menSaat a IL heures a NJ ct continuant de Jour en-
Jour, sii est neeessaire. tous les droits, titres, into.
rets ct pretentions di dtfendeur Sebastian D.. Allis.
a Ia prophets suiSante, saisie pour ~satisfaire ie dit
orlre, savoir.
I'm certain terrain sitn6 dams Ia vile de Washing.
Ion, borne ag Nerd par an terrain appartenant a
2onn Fancy, fst par Ia rue Duprd, Sud par AKRON
Prather, Agasia Prather, ct Quest par Ia rue -
ayec toutes les batisses ct am6lioratious
qaly sont sitGees 90 qni dependent dpdit terrain.
Bureau do Shtrii, opelonsas, Ter aoat 1857.
/. N.CHACHBRE, SheriG.
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GS0 DE RECOMPENsE.--vol il
WIZ bord da steamer Effort. d Washington. lie
une montre en- or a double boite, N. j. Tobias. I4iv.
elpeoi, ayee une forte eliaine en- or. les h~crlogers
et autfes personnes aaront Ia complaisance de faife
bien attention. =. 4s-
La susdite recompsnse sera payt 4 ce,ui oui ma la
rsndra, en- s'adressant Il + "
THOMAS r. BRADY, Moulin 4 Scie,
rue DIES Magasin a l,encoignure de la rue Gircd,
80 laE Nenveaie Orleans.
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NoT1CE,-1Les soussignes, par ces pre-
~ sentes. notitie le public qua partir da Ter No
Fenabre proclaim, 1856, toutes les marchandises ct
aotfes articles qni demeureront en- magasin ua mois
GU moins, seront srjetS aux prix ordinaires de mara.
Siiage' 1T toai les articles qui ~resteront en- maya.
SIN plus d I'm niois subiroHt un charge additione,le
pom chaque n0is on partie de mois.
Ken ne sera liyr5 a moins que lie magasinage SOFT
Washington, Il octobre, 1855.
s+ DEBAILLoN & CARRIERE.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-08-22

EePROFEssEUR ANTHONY VIM
- MER q l~'honnenr d%'infonnerl e public, ~qn'ayant
ce sollicite a venir sietablir dams la Vile des Opelou-
sas, il est pref d donner des leeons sur le Piano, lie
Violon, Ia GuitarTe, ainsi QUEEN Mnsique vocale IL
accordera egrlement les pianos. SEES prix seront tres
niodcrds Sc par mois pour la musique instrumental
ct 81 par mois pour la musiqne vocale. Pour lac
cord des pianos, les priX seront Preparedness Il l'ou-
wage : iieanmoins II seront ~tonjours moderes.
ISL Opelousns. l6 aont 1856. q b