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TIL, Bo.,or Jouyral reports Antioch College, IN
-, .b;cb Ho nc. Mann IL President, as ocsns 80
sour.bDs condition, ard fast rslDg soov ssm.s ssu
: fbculuer. Tbs experiment Of admIpSg a@ ,sss he
en- .n.is Students actually dimini.h the lab" Of V"
teachers.
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CUPREME coURT.CoUrNITy Of NEW

- NORK-ANBROsB ". IHUHPsUN, Punha AsAh'.
Ms NORSS def,pGAnt-In pursuance Of Judgment Of
ti Con,t mad. on he ian OF December. instant the
s.b.enses "a appointed for tb., Pgrpose shall .e
ar N.I.h. ExohAnIe The Cty OF k-wfoTk on tAe sth
d., az J,na.ry 1857 IL Oeock a. noon certain BOND ADD
m1.se executed by William Clarke to james ODD ~
I h,nr d.s the of March, 1883 aid recorded n
80 oSre he C.rk % OutEo County ou the Ete lay 81
M.,b 1855 On IN Lber. IS 81 uortfsses 81 Nno ~
go sh dul, SIS. ened BY the iaid Jsn,s W God
as 10 2sicei Pratt and BY said Zd0ek Ps TO yae' %or
Dec q 1855 thAh-hS - Ava
n WHITING Plaintf's Attorney.
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enc. from the fatal tan. Of nosotouy Profound -

enee from the fatal ,ssnt Of mosotony. Profound -
Are the general sympsthies with every eIercase Of
hum passion delight in the description OF seeues
and actions in which our inner history repro
duced, rather than Of the emotions which gave the
irst impulse TO its development With these draw
backs ~ the success of the present volume it is ent-
tied TO oumendson for its frequent vgOr of dehnes-
ton, it, firth and propriety Of diction and its depth
and earr of feeling The narrative portions are
drawn vivid eolors but without affected or saperta-
ous intensity. In the "Sopne,s from the Italian"
there are certain strains which might suggest 70 the
reader in mood for comparison shade ~ resem-
blance to Mrs. Browpipgs 4" Portuguese Sonnets but,
we think, they originally published before the
appearance of those remarkable poems. Nh. Lewis
has enjoyed the aid of several eminent American artists
in the illustration of this edition of her collective writ
irgs 1t is nchly embellsbe with engraviugs from
designs by Huntington, barley, Richards, BOsn,
Chapel and others and portrait Of the authoress BY
Elliott.
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The PhnnOlc g,eGl Journal and the Water Cure
Journal (Fowler & Wens,l commence the year with
updn.inshed zeal in the cause Of physiological and
medical reform. In sbape wen adapted for popular
reading they present to the public the latest resu Is Of
the ,peclaiss to which they are devoted together
with great variety Of practical suggestions, curious
facts AID frank discussions on the economy OF society
and the cultivation Of the individual The principles
of,emperance and of obedience TO natural laws which
IL ey ncucate cannot be too urgently pressed upon the
attention of the public, and the manner in which these
journals engage in the work |. suited TO make
favorable impression both on the head and heart Of the
community
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT


CENTRAL ROUTE consectins the Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern States BY con
Guous Railway direct bis Road slso connects Pittsburgh
Cleveland and Ssnousky with steamers 10 al porte on
te North Lakes making he most direct cheapest an
reliable BY which FREIGHT can Be forwSdet TO and
korn the Crest West.
EATEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
ERsr Ga Boots, Shoes, Hats and CePs, % -
BOOKS Dry Goods TN eC&rs bales and tIunksl 100 IN
DIuss On boxes and bses) Feathers, Furs &C..
sICoKD CLAss DO hectic Selecting, Shirtine and
eIms In otiein. bsesl Drug Cn essis sd rs cents
~srs Leather I'm roll, boses Wool and Sheep 100 %.
Petite Eastward &o...........
THED LAss-Auvis Steel Chains lin cAsksl (Rse.n, -
Heup Bacon and Pork Sailed Goose or in ssoks) 10
Tobscco, manufactured (-IeePt Cigars or cut &c
FOVkTH Class Coffee, Fish, Bacon, Beet and
POk I'm casks boxes, Eastwsrd) Lard and oocents
lard Oh Mails, soda Ash German Clay, TAI, Nv NJ
Pitch, hosin.
gloUk Ell y Dbl until further nosNe.
CRAIE-So cents y 100 10 until further notice.
CoITON 81 bale exceeding 500 weight nnnl further
notice.
In shippng Goods Auy POINT ofPh.Aephs Be par
seul.r the package "Va Railroad" All
Goods consumed 20 the Agents Of this Road Phsd.phs
PusbuIgh, will BE- forwarded without detention
FkGIeaI AGEkTs-HAIr!s WoImiey Co, Memphs Tenn.
r. " Sass Co, ST. Louis J. s Mitchell Son, Evansville
Ird DumrsnA Ben Co.. and Carter Jewett, Louis
vgls, ky: C. Meldrum, Madison, Ind. spnEmsn Brown
snd Irwin CO. Cinc1nn.ti n w. Graham Co. Zan-.vie
3Assor House, New York No Wnhsm-st-, and No Bat
tezy-psoe T. j. Speeder Philadelphia hAsrsw
Eoons Baltimore Geo c. FrADeiscus, PlttsbeIIA
". II. HOUSTON, SeoorH Bres ht Agent rhisdelphA
u. }. LoMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona Pa
HoTtmksI "a, ltA
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NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-

~ Connecting at HegHauptOn with the Delaware Lscka
Rarosd Scranton Great Bend the Norm
and W.s and with the Lebigh Valley Railroad TO
Haneh Chunk. =, ,o,-
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Commencn Jan l85-
Law, EsWYork for and intermediate pieces from Pier
No North River at 1850 aud $40 p M; Tor Sonmer
VILE At 80 al II 200 aud $40 aud 4:J) p m
The above trains Elizabeth with trans on be
Railroad which leave NewYork from the foot Of
NNNAS"NN' - ~ JOHN O. Stems Sup't.
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mediation.

WoodpO,tks Yosths' Cabiaa (Vols. snd p New
Series. d. Austin Woodworbl An interesting fva-
ure Of this fayoe periodical for the last tweyemonth
is the editors account Of passages in his European
travels, which furnish materials for several articles
The zane source is to be drawn during the current
year. as we infer from agreeable description OF a
'Vnit to Versailles - in the January number Beside
the numerous contributions Of the editor himself who
is almost proyerbial for his tact and ingenuity as a
writer for the youug the Cabinet is enriched with
an attractive miscellany from various peus, including
wide correspondence from juvenile "sympaihizers "
in every part Of the country. The arrangements an
nourced in the prospectus promise good volume for
the current year.
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RO'ert Merry. Museuw, judging froa the volume
Of 1856 just completed, well susAns il. popular repa-
tson as ar attractive periodical for young people It's
Pages present great variety of matter which appears
to have been prepared with diligence add good Judg-
utnt. IL. n. Stearns & Col
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CTPREME COURT, COUNTY of KINGS

CCPREME COURT, COUNTY Of KINGS
- THE UNITED STATES FIRE INSURANCE 6UM sfT ~
ss,irst WARREN BEMAN and HENRY }. HARRINGTON
TO III, Defendants named You hereby 'ammone1
srd REQUIRED the complaint IN this acton "hica
Sled IN IL oce Cerk Of the County Of Kings ~ the
Civ Hall in City of Brooklyn, the 2't LAY OF Hoven
her 1856 and copy Of your TO the said com
rp; on the subscriber his Office No 81 Wall street in the
ty Of NswYok within twenty days after the service OF ibis
on YOU exclusive Of the dAy Of such Aud II
~ l 20 snsw the said complaint within the time Aforesaid
plaintiff in this will apply the Csurt for ne re,f
S.ynd.d IN the compliant New YorG. Noe Il. 1856
AZ Is,svWed r IL. BOVINE, Plain if's Attorney.
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The admirable library edition Of The Brit'h Essay
,.,, published BY Little, Brown & Co., Mss reached
he thirty flint volume comprsng in its recent issues
THE Idler" The Mirror" The Lounger," and
THE Connoisseur." II Is cold in this city By ly'on
4 PkinntY.
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Eesal Notiees.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of wYok, notice hereby given to al
p.rop, having claims against GEORGE RUSSELL late OF the
City OF KewYoIk deceased, to present the same wIh
vouchers thereof the subscriber at the once OF
GRIDIFY ESQ No SO N.sssu-st in the City Of New foIh
OF or the 81, day Of July neIt-Dsed ne
SSl isw6rW ROBERT RUSSELL Administrator, &c.
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nIc0irdl.
for PURIFYING

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA, for PURIFYING
- the BLOOD-Ths excellent Remeoy speedily carries OF
the products of unhealthy ,ecretons and gently stimulates
while di,nfcts the stomach and bowels 81.
that irritating VI I'll they cesnsed aud restored 70 sound
ard healthy cfnoition. Prepared and sold by A. b. D.
SANDS, Druggists No. 100 Futon-st., NeU-fork.
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PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
of the County of NcwYOrk notice hereby oven 70 Al
persons having claims Agsu't JAMES oOofLh s'e OF vac
Inv of deceased present the same WITH Vourh's
thereof 10 the subscriber Der residence No 81 Gssseyco
In h Civ of Newl orr on OF beO.e the twenty third day VI
Anil -DAted NewYors the anh day Of October 1855
rs l.vem w MARGARET COOPER, Admlnistrsirix.
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The SehOol.Ftllor Vol. 8. Dix & Edwards). The
great success Of this juvenile periodical is prof that
the best writers in other departments may well devote
their pehs the production of literature for the young
Some Of the most poetical Of poets and the mos
genial Of our prose writers have contributed to the
work curing the past year, and given it permanent
value by their characteristic and happy eforts With
the itch voIiety that is found 10 its pages, they bear
The prevailing stamp of vivacty, descriptive beauty
and force, sympstry with all budding promises"
and pure and refined spirit of morality. The Illus
tratons OF the volume appropriate and in good
taste az well as often highly amusiDg. We are sure
that we shall receive the thanks of both old and young
in every family which forms more intimate scqi.int-
ance with "The School Fellow from our hearty com
mediation.
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IN and after Monday Dec p 1885, and until further notice
Trains will ltsve Pier foot Of Duanest follows
PUFFALO EXPRESS, at $50 a. m, for Buffalo
DUkKIRR EXPRESS at 30 n IN, fOr DuDklfk .
MAIL 8l5 nj for Dunkirk and Buffalo aud intermediate
stations Passengers by Train will remain night at
Ow ego and proceed the DeXt morning
CHICAGO EXPRESS, at u M, for DuDkHk.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, ~ 4 p. M, VIA Sunefhp =
S,I Pi.rm and IN ermediste stations
KEWBURGH EXPRESS at 4 p W., for Ne"bursh, ot''
ylls aud vi eimediat~ stations. on,
MIGHT EXPRESS at 30 D. m for Dunkirk and Buffalo
MIGRANT p. for Dunkik aud Buffalo aud interrne-
diAc STATIONS. ...- ,,,, r.,vu c,,,,n,ye
EXCEPTED
Th.,e Express Trains Elmrs with the EmrA
Carandagus and Niagara Falls Railroad for Nasars Fsl at
RUehsmtop with Syracuse aud BnRhamon Railroad Cf
syracuse; AZ Corning with Buffalo, Corning and New
Railroad for Rochester, at Crest Bend silh DeaTsis
van1. and WesteIu Railroad for Scranton at Buffalo aud
DunLk with Lske Shore Railroad for Cleveland Oinch
natl Toledo, Detroit. Chicago &c. .,.
' ID. G. McCALLUM, General Superintendent
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ITO DROPSICAL PERSONS.-An experienced
Physician who has been engaged IN active Prsrtce 10 ms
rofvon for many Years anxious communicate some
INV, M srs, i'm noitspce free Of charged 10 s afflicted with
DR., nav Address p o BOYD NJ D Station b, Ns~-York,
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NEW YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ CHANGE TIME.

u NHANUF UF ITMf.
a. Commencing January 7, 1851
Tl1et Daily Trans 10 Albany, Sundays Excepted
Fare 81 81 from New. York 10 Albany.
Leave follows from Station corner OF Whc and
Centre 80
GOOAm-FXPRRSS TRAIN for A bsny connecting with
IN. Central Rsirosd and Northern T aims .
s.iOh m--MAIL TRAIN running directly through without
chs. Of cars and connecting Chatham -Four Corners with
tLr Western Trains Ar Ptsed North Adams snd other sta
tons.
400 n m-EXPRESS running directly through without
oharF. meeting with Central Trains at ii M
for the West.
Returning, Leave Albany:
S1BA m-NAIL TRAIN for New Iork direc..
IO:45a m-EXPRESS without change of cs's.
500 D n-FXPRESS without Cd Rnge of cars. =.
Ieles 10 obtained Baggage checked al the oho o
fe Railroad Albany White and Centre, broone
OF &th.st and fth.av.. New York
WIN. ]. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County NewYork Notice is hereby gwen to =.
nrsons having cass ssanst DOMlNGOS LIT, late OF the
CITY Of deceased 10 present. the same with
thereof to the subscribers al the Office Of BAkIoLOAb
BLAECO No IO7 Pesrs the City Of NewYork OF be-.
fore tenth day Of Ap ncxDsi"d the seventh day oi
os isw6mW SALVADOR CHAPPELL
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IN PURSUANCE of All order of the Surrogate OF
IN, Coupty of notice IL hereby given 10 ali pefson
tAyipt ciains against JOHN H WHITAKER, late OF the
Citv physician, deceased 10 present the same
With vouchers thereof to the subserioer at his one 80
BroAd IN the City Of NewYoTk or before the Vh Gay OF
InYnrIt-Daed New-York the 4th day OF October, 1850
Ppi5I.v6,nW FREDERICK W. READ, Executor
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
ofthe County notice hereby gwen 10 Al per
,o,s having claim. against JOHN H. RASCHE late OF the City
grocer decreased TO present the same VIII yoTeH
subscriber, THE Office OF James Ordey
No So NassSust in the City OF New York or before the
day OF January nexDated Newfork NE heenfs
day Of July, 1859. oESCiE hAoNn4t
tyl6 lAw6mWs AoHinh4-'ilAr &C
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

INOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
II PORT ard FALL RIVFR-The splendid and suPenor
s,4.m.T METROPOLIS. Capt srown. raves New = ork
eysry TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, At ocock
n M ana the BAY STATE Cap. Jewet' leaves New OK
sr,rTy MONDAY WE'D EsDAY, and FRIDAY A'4 o'clock
. M from Pier No. n near the Battery both touching at
Newport each u
Heeaer win be regarded secured 70 any AppH
cant until the shall have been paid for
Ttesht forwarded through with great dispatch
BY Kn Express Freight Tram,
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONINd
Il TON E.r BOSTON and PRONIDENCE-Inland Lont.

without delay change ofcSrs or baggage.
The PLiMOU II ROCK Capt Joel Stone, and C.
VANDERBILT CAPT w. II FrsE'e, in connection with he
soDngton Providence and Boston and Providence Rail-
roads leaving NewYok daily Sundays excepted from Pier
No Moth River first wharf shove Bstteryplacs At o'clock
pm aud sim son 80 OF on The arriVA OF tne man
train which leaves Boston r530p n.
The C. VANDERBILT from Ne.-York Monday, Wednes.
day Friday From stobington, Tuesday Thursday. and
Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Tuesday, Thurs
dsy and Saturday. From sonngton Monday. wednesday
Friday n.
proceed from StOnin Eton per RScsd 70 frov
dence and Boston Express Mail Train, several hours 10
advance Of by other aud in ample time Tor Oil the
esy morning lines connecting North and East Passengers
thst pefer board the steamer enoJ nights It
sndurbed breakfast desired and leave SoningtHn IN tne
3am train connecting Providence with the ii am Tram
SDI Boston. ,,-...l
Bsse Master accompanies the steamer and train through
eseh way. II. II, -. d.. ~
For berth' stsrooms Or freight sPply a. fier NO.
4 North River. a ~ office No 10 Battery place
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Amorg the charming gAbooks Of the season, the
rocket edition Of LoSGFELLow's Poems, complete in
two volumes published by Tcknor & Fields, will not
be overlooked by the purchaser who knows how to die
pgush sterling gold from tnsel 1t contains all the po
etcal Productions of our sweet American singer from
Voices Of the Night" to " Hiawatha it is en-
bellshed with an excellent engraving of his portrait
by Lawrence-ard in typographical execution is of
character that cannot fail to be satisfactory TO all who
buy TO- ks for the sake of reading them. Without e1
rsyasant characterization, it is issued in style of sim
pie elegance on good substantial paper and clear type
1t forms suitable companion to the recent edition Of
Tennyson, with which it is uniform, and the three
volumes together make q valuable little library Of
choice poetry.
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DEM A kAI14ROAD.-THREk
I DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN fhlLA-
DFLPHIA and PITTSBURGH.-The MORNING
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pitssourgh 81 a ~ sne
Is.yes PittsbuIsh PhsdelphiA The fASI LINE
lsavs. Phil delpa for Pittsburgh 1880 and
ser Phnsdelphis at 2SO pm THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
leave, Phsdelphis for Pittsburgh a. p M, and Fn'euas
for PhlsdelphiA At 9:2 p.
line. AZ Pittsburgh With the So.d. 20 sne
tuFr St Louis, Mo. Alton Gaens and Chicago, lunoi,
Yrsnkort gton. and Louisville KY Terre hsuts msd
La fsysus and lndiAnAPol Ind encfnnsn D-yten
innhn. Zane,yie Masson and Wooster Ohoj also With the
EN- bosts from and New Orleans St. Louis Loais
vnle, and Cincinnati $50, -. -, -, 40. H.
Fot further hsndbs IN the Aots Of thi' dt1
rssnsers M this the shortest most e1pedioous Ans
oonfonahe route between the East aud West
Through be had 81 either Of the aDevemchnoneo
pl.ees IN he West or NJ $780,.
Courlandtst, New York
l. ELLIOTT, Agent PsEnsy lvans Railroad Co.
No. Aston House, Broadway, Newton
THOMAS MOORE. Ascent. cor. llth and hsketsr,
Re,S-YOTk. Jan. 1854 rhtusd~phis
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IN INV " IDE-UdUUTI ItVN y II'-t'L W
N YORK 10 ROCHESTER-Ihe ROCHESTER and
GTNTsEE VALLEY RAILROAD Is now OPEN and IN CON
pection itb the Buffalo Corning aud Ne"f T. and New
Yok sud Kre Railroads forms direct route from Ne~fork
70 Rochester , -, Al, -..-.
The drcctness # this route together with the superior com
% Afforded by the wide renders by T the most desrA
liz between the AboveDsmed cities &,
Tickets can procured the NewYoTe and Enc Railroad
oket Oce foot Of Duane st. and No ls5 Broadway ALSO ID
Jersey City.
BAGGAGE checked through. . ,r1
Essb will be between New York and Roohes
Tar With digpAfch information desired In ressd therein
can BE- by the General Freight Agent OF me
Ecu YoIk and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings &. s. TAPPAN
FIpress Freisht Age {, No 1853 Broadway.
,,si,s en The Bndno Corning aud New York Railroad on
Sunday. j. A hEDflbLD, ouPeIIn'enuont-
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NETWORK aud ERIE RAILROAD COM
~ PANY'S EXPBESS-OESERAL OTFIcs, No. 10 Broad
way N Y-The EewYork and Enc Railroad Company are
D. RICE sup't Express
d. c. McCALLUs General Superintendent.
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The Anertcan Church Monthly IS the title Of ne
Episcopal journal under the editorial management and
control Of the Rev Henry y. HUDsos, with the reg
ular contributions of HUGH DAyrr EVANS LID, the
former editor Of The True Catholic which paper has
been bought in and taken the bottom Of the new
enterprise Mr.. Hudson makes his bow TO the pubhc
in characteristics and singularly racy address chalk
ing out the plan of his future proceedings and most
explicitly advising the public of what they may expect
in doctrine and purpose from the young adventurer.
He goes for the whole Church, with its present free
dom and variety Of membership-the issues which Of
late years have been so holly disputed between the
two main parties of the Church will not make pr5n
rent feature in his pagesgsve questions OF interest to
all American Christians Of whatsoever sect or name he
thinks may be discussed without ripping thornng
each others sides regard to civil aud religious
in stitutions the journal Twill aim 10 be, and thinks
kr ows how to be- at truly progressive and truly
COZ servative in general will attempt to devote
"the hiarities of thought to worthy ends, allowing
"erave thrgs and things juicy, hard thinkngs and
thinkngs not hard the eulsening of Wit ano humor,
and all the proper stimulants and eIhsrants OF the
mind to chase each other through its pages" The con-
tents Of this number mostly of substantial char
scter, including articles on Ecclesiastical Polity
"Poygamy, and Inspiration, beside the usual edi-
torial otices. As far the influence of Mr. Hudson
sha be visible 10 the pages of this Journal will be
safe TO predict that they will be original aud spicy,
marked by bold thought and vehement expression,
sometimes bitter, but never insipd genial gay, add
ecclesiastical at once We should ike to inquire, by
the bv. Of such devotee of the wells of English I'M
d,fltd' as the learned Editor, whether he finds the
phrase in this connection among bis favorite Eliza
IL :. =. l. ,t.alf. -.
Yankee partalities. Published by L ?. Allen
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No BAgsAge will received for Train unless dehveFt
and checked IS minutes IN advance of the time OF leaving
The Opelousas courier., 1857-04-18
state OF 10ulsta1Ia.

Parish Of; Of St. La Landry ) No. S0s0.
Estate of Humbert Perrodin, decd.
HNHARLES y. PERRODIN, of the Pa
" rish of St. Landry, Administrator Of
the Estate of Humbert Perrodin, deceased,
late of the aforesaid Parish, having filed a
Tableau of Classification of the debts of said
Estate, accompanied by petition praying for
the homologation of the same And whereas
the prayer of said petition has been granted
by an order of Court dated 10Th March, 1857.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all
interested, to make opposition, if any they
have, within thirty days from the date hereof
why said Tableau should not be homologated
and that the Administrator be authorized to
pay according to SAID Tableau.
Is 'LASTRAPEs, Clerk.
Opelousas, March 21st, 1857.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-04-18

MOHN REED, of Flat Town, Parish of
O. St. Landry. has applied by his petition
for the appointment of Administrator of the
Estate of Samuel Reed, Sen'r. deceased, late
of the Parish of st. Landry.
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, viii file the
same in writing IN my office, in the town Of
0pelousas, within ten days from the date Of
this notice. Ls. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas, April 1lthj 1857.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-04-18
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY BY
JOEL II. SAHD0Z & ANDREW MEYNIER.
CoNnITIoNs.

Subscription, for one year, payable IN aaVanee
three dollars if paid at the end of the year. four doll
lars No subscription will be received for period
less than one year. subscriber Wisaing 70 dls,
continue must give ttes notice to that effeec, and
settle up all arrearages. =,
.aduertising,-For one square not exceeding the
space of ten lines one dollar for the frst insertion.
and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion Longer
advertisements will be charged accordingly.
ALI the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english until ordered out, until the editors
shall Judge it convenient to discontinue the pubi
cation.
A liberal deduction made on advertisements in
serted for long period.
No advertisement or subscription will be stopped
until a the arrearages ate paid unless at the option
of the publishers.
No election tickets or other Jobs printed without
the money or the person ordering them to be print
ed is responsible person.
Tendollars in advance will invariably be required
or the announcement of candidates for office