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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1858-12-25
SUCCESSION SALE.
NTATE OF LOUlSiANA-Court of the
~ Filth judicial Distrct-Parish Of Terrebynne.
Succession Of Duval Ilebeft.

~ ~ - VI jIOuUolhiVh ~ lue
~ Filth Judicial Di.trict-Parish Of Terrebunne.
Succession Of Duval Hebeft.
BY virtue Of and in obedience 10 an order
Of s"lc, emana'ing from the Hon. the Fifth
Judiciat D;-srict Co"vt Sc the State of
Louisiana, sitting in and for the Parish Of
Terrebonne, l, Aubin I'ourg, Sheriff Of
said Parish OF Terrehonne, willie expose
and offer for sale at Public Auction. on
Thursday, Dec. 3Otis, 1858,
al the late residence of said deceased, all
the property belonging to said Estate. and
consisting Of -.
l. Household and kitchen furniture; l
Mare; Potatoes; Plows; Hogs; Rice /;
Cow and Calf; l Horse. mill l Har.
row. &c, &c.
2. A certain TRACT'of LANO stu.
ated in this Parish, a. about 8 miles he.
low the Town of Houma, measuring one
arpcnt aud one half front, with the deptl,
Of survey. to say about forty arpents,
bounded above by land Of G. w. Wat.
kins, and helow by,hat Of Francois He.
bert, together with all the improvements
thereon.
Terms and Conditions
The moyeabe properly, all sums Of Ten
Dollars and under. payable in the month
Of March 1850. and all suns above Ten
Deliars, payable one half in March 1859,
and the other half in March 1860. The
price of the land, Two Hundred Dollars
payable in March 1859, and the balance
in three equal insiaImen.s, maturing res.
pec,ively in all and each Of the months of
March of the years 1860. 1861 and 1862.
The purchasers in all cases of credit to
Civ. their notes with good and approved
,rcurtlr> to the order of the Adn,ini>lra.
tor Of said Estate Justin Chauvin) bear.
Ing eight per cent per annum inierrs, from
maturity :ill paid, and the land sold to re.
main specially .aor'gaged and hypo'he.
Gated until full and entire paymen, Of the
purchase prize and vendors privilege.
+ rarssl or seffe..,..A, .RjlllRG. -ShariE
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The Law Of Newspapers.


Subscribers who do not give express notice to the
contrSry wishing to continue heirsnb-
sctptiOn.
9If subscribers dscontinuance Of their news
papers, The publisher may continue to send them until all
arrearages are paid.
II ubscriners neglect orrefuse to take their news
papers fron the ofce which they are directed they
are responsible for until they have bills
and ordered them discontinued.
The Courts have decided refusing to take news
papers from the Office, removing andleaving them un-
called for prims face evidence Of intentionaf
5 The United States Courts have also repeatedly deci
ded that Postma ter VINO negects to give seasonahle
notice required by the Post Office Department of the
the refusal of person to take from the once
newspapers addressed him rcnders the Postmaster liz
BILE to he nubshe r for the snbscri iptionprice.
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION
E'rAr DE LA LOUlSIANE-Cour


L \ du 5ene Observation-Disclosures Terrel,onne.
Succession de Duval Hcbert.
En- veriu DUN ordre de venle etnane de
l'Hon. Conr du CinQuieme Dis,ric, Judi.
claire. sitgeant dams ct pour la Paroisse
Terrebopne, moi, Aubin Bourg, Sheriff De
la di,e Paroisse Terrebonne, .xposerai el
otlrirai en- ven'e Publique Ipncherc.
Jeudi, lc 80 Dec. 1858,
4 la dernere dr,neure du deti,nt, tottes
les proprie'es apparenant a la dite Snc.
crssion. ct consi>;ant de
l. Menage de Maison ct latierie de
Cuisine; Jument: du Mais DIES Pata.
trs; des Charrues des Cochons du
Riz; Vache ct son Neau; l moulin a
Cheval Harras, &C., &c.
.. Tn certain MORCEAil de TERRE
sitne dams cette paroisse, il environ
miles audessous de la Vile de Houma,
mesurant I'm arpent Ell demi de face, par la
profondeur de rarpenIage, a pru pres 40
arpen,s, borne en- haut par la trrre de G..
w. Watkins, ct EN- bias par celle de Fran
col. Hebert, ensemble avcc toutes les
ameliora'ions qui sly tronvent.
Tcrmes ct Conditions:
lie mobilier, toutes sommes de Dix Pi.
asires ct audessous, payables es Mars
1859. ct tou,es sommes audessus de Dix
Piastres, payables une moitie EN- Mars
1859, ct au're moitie en- Mars 1860
LIE prix de la terre, Deax Gents Piastres
payabIes en- Mars 1859, e, la balance Ell
trois .ermes egaux, echeant respective.
meni en- tous ct chacun des mois de Mars
des annees 1860, 1861 ct 1862. Les ar.
quereurs dams les cas- de credit, drvan
fournir leurs billets 8vec caution approu
die suceosZou u u,iSs is:esl;s 5s.s.:ss rr,ssv /"
hui po,J JEs"t 1f an d iH,erl, depui.
eohs""s~ jnsqu'T Placement, ct la ,erre
devant demruref speciaIement hypolhe
quee e, afacIee jusqu'a plcin ct entier
Placement du prix d'achat. el Ie privilege
du vendeur. A. BOURG Sheriff.
Paroisse Terrpbonne, ce 27 Nov. 1858.
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y e,tisss :, = .-1s.t-s.ss-.,s4-. -
- - -

6d have constantly on hailY,. n
4 large supply Of building materi2l of all kIEss
Panks from u IL to 2 inches. Clap-boafdsr
timber for q. 4-s, laths, &C. ifc., which they
hold at rnsdefite prices. They will deliver lun-
ber at any place OIL Bayou Terrebonne as far up
as flouma. They will also undertake all sorts of
buildings J.P. VIGUERIE e. co.
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I. or The anciea N;reks buried their
dead in jars. Hence the expression "He's
gone to pot"
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l.. G.. ZELENkA.

PROF ESSOR OF MUSIC,
"OULD most respectfully announe 10 his
w friends and the public general, that he
has taken rooms over Messrs. lIeInck ! Wash.
ington's Drug Store for the purpose cfinsiruct-
ing Music in its various branches. ea.3m :
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" A good, strong .dhes've plaster is
much needed to make people stick TO their
own business.
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GlyOSO Il co.
COMlNISSFOV MERCHANTS,
81 GfAe.:a STREET 81
New ORLEANS.



IMPORTED WINS - Claret White - MADEIRA
Port-Champagne- Muscatd - Sweet ma
Neutrality-suspicious. Burgandies.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Absinth--Vermoutll--
Observation-Disclosures e.-Cassis MiDor--
Green Water-AssoredCord Maraschi-
no-Ratafia Of Grenobe-Exiract OF Rum
Punch-Bokers and Gouley Btters-Dant-
zic Cordias-Cliciy Bounce and assorted
Syrups.
fMronrED BRANDrEs--OId Super or Cognsc 1915
WenarIiges Cognac--Old Dergerlnman T.
Co-t;ibas 1895 Cognacs-Olsrd Dupuy 4
Co-Rochelle Brandes-J. Durand & Co.
and other brands.
DOMESTIC LIaUoRs--New York Brapdes and
key-Gin-Jamaica Run--Rye and
Bourbon Whiskey- Holland Gin.
and Segars.
81 Boxes Of james Thomas Celebrated Roh-I-
Moor
This celebrated chewing tobacco is put up in
8. pound boxes, expressly for the Country and
Planters use. 20-2m.
TllibOdaux Bi-Suipllitc Works.
DE.. srn:-Wc ars gratified at being able
to advise yoy5lhat w are now making at our
tory. We ~, OF ,aSsy The advice and si'. nsr-
sonal supervision ok MI j. ALBRIGHT, Che,
mist and Manufacturer in New Orleans, made
such changes in onr works as 10 arrive with GER
tainty and ease at this result.
We assure you that none will be sent out of
less than to 8. or 9to 10 degrees by the saccla-
roneter. Entire uniformity is not attainable
We would be pleased TO supply you.
Very respectfully, You, oheIicn Servants,
SCUDDAY. EWING & co.
November 9th, lS5S-t-ian
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TERMS.
--TEKMs-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dollars 4 Year, In advance ri
not paid within three months, Five Dollars g pge
cnnis .aosA


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dollars \ Year, In advance, Jf
not paid within three months Five Dollars Single
copies, 10 centA
ADvERrisEMENrs will he inserted the rate Of One
Dollar per squ or less, for the Hrst,
Ftfty Gents fork. ~ Nfps1auent inser ,iOn liberal
DoD,..~. A...a. w EAn1-Ne ny tho ysns
BUSINESS CARDS n mt more than "'le square, viii he
inserted at Five Dollars per annum
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATE5-Te Dollars 'he charg
ed for announcing Candidates for State and Parish
Offices: minor offices, Five Dollars, 10 he paid for In
4 vxriably in advance.
PERSONAL LpU UBLfC CATiONS-Co 'tionsof per.
sOna nature such not deemed to he Of pnblic
Interest he inserted Advertisements (at the op
4 tion Of the editor y by being paidfor In advance.
ALL ADVERTISEMENTS for strangers or transient per-
sons 10 I've paid in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS specified as TO the time will be
published till counermanded and charged accordingly
but no advertisement subscription will be stopped
until all arearages paid, except at the option OF the
publisher.
Marriages and deaths will be published obiiua-
ries and tributes OF respect ms advertisements.
Subscribers n0d advertisers may remit money to US at our
risk and expense.
All JUb Work be paid for as soon as Delivered
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NJ ORLEANS. OPELOUSAS d G.. WI 4
EgsEy ssSE2 s|E3zls 49,

g2:ls;:Es sts SisSss sysssIs. .s:S5sz
HN and after MONDAY, the 25lIl inst, Pas.
~ sengcr aud Freight Trains viii run regularly
over this Road to and from Berwick's Bay,
daily.
III. Fesry haat. chnucciing with the Passen.
ger frnih., will leave the landing, opposite jack
son Square, at u o'clock. A. M.
Freight will be received at the Barge Landing.
foot Of Toulouse street, Oh and after Saturday, 23d
inst.
REM. F. FLANDERS, Secretary.
October lS, 1853
EOr Sale.
4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE on Church
"A street, in the Town of Hourna. For terms
apply TO w. $. CAMPBELL,
septll.tc GaanG's Row, Iouma, La.
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easinsss Cards. not sxessdiag six lines, inside
olS, otherwise tIo.
Fsaerai Notices q ". obituari.s, according
~ spass occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
ahoss rates. {
Advertisements loaded and pisssd unAsr the
hosd Of "Spsciai Notices." 1ossis sAs erlsnavy
rates.
special Notices In shs Lessl colsna ~ s.a.
PER iin1.
AAvsrtlssnsHb ssdsseA sn' tie issiSs sxsls
sively 10 ths Daily aftsr The Arst two weeks,
10 pr sent. more thai shs shovs Fasss.
AdyeetAse0ents not aosonpaatsd WITH AaYes-
tasas stll Be inssstsd in lssbid, sad sAasrsd
for aseeFaiugly.
Az frssstssl sdsvssssnsnss 1sss b rs1S for
N s1ssses. Thts rsis will nes - varlsd fssn.
VIA ths advertiser nsss ths weekly alone.
Ne psiee will b the same ~ II the Osily -
WA6es H. Daily asd weekly are both rssd,
= - esee. VIII - tsdsstsd fEon ths sggss.
eAeSe eamouns.
uaass ~ pssssss system. ths Al,srtlasr
pAys - nask fer tss spsse Ne oee.piss. ihs
1hanoss hstae sAss9sabls Ter tAs ooaposisien
eelys This piae 10 nov gsnsrsily adsptsd-
Oar charge for changes viii b Is cents Per
sqnaes.
- In ~ sasss whore s1vsrtissments are
Atsnatisssd before tbs sxpifasion Of sAs year
- ~ etns eoutfasted for, they will Be charged
- = or Ssgular rates fer the time aetssi-
IL In.
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GEIS ERsS
JEwicLRY STORE.

second street. u etweep Main and johnson
HAVING iuat ret Tncd from the East, =
II respectfully call the attention Of my "a
friends, and the publ generally, to my
sswand fnea took Of "a tehes jewelry ,silvsr and
Plated ware, fancy goods, Ac
Watches.
Fine gold duplex magic patcn and detached
lever s~tchesisitver patent Ano detached levers,
sndL' Epines Of all kinds Inequalities.
JeWelry.
Ladies' plain gold mosaic, came and enAmslled
earrings and breast pins ladi es' and children .
gold and jet bracelets, ladies An1 gents gold
ehains, pencils and pefs, geld and dis uond finger
rings, gold and silver thimblcs, gents yoid breast
pins, studs collar and sleeve buttons, goa silver
steel snd patsnt spsctacies pocket, table sad dss-
sert cutlery, and scissors.
SILVER Ware.
In whichline lintcnd not to bes uY pa cd BY
store north of 81. Louis, ytas silver table
dessert and tea spoons snd gar cream mug
tsrd and ut spoons, butter and fruit knives silver
and plated napkin rings, &c.
Piatca ware nma Fancy Gooas.
Plated and britannia tca sets, cAstOfs, frsit and
eske baaksts, candesticks pearl and shell pock ct
books, and In fact everything peftaining to my
line.
clocks.
ssortfnent of clock OF th ei atest pat
ternsan nd bcs make, al war; ted to keep good
time.
HNWatehcs and Jcwelly repaired the most
workmanlikt manner and at he shortest notice.
my0-dly JULES uRISER.
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CUMMINGS x BE006.
Architects.

8 u p ERIN TEN ID Ek rs.
LAVEtAken Office In keddiu gton's Block
j j corner of johnson and Third stree u, In, Koom
No. Is, and story, hrst door the left II tac head
IT the main entiAnee stairs, where ihey, invite
their friends and the public "a call They are pYe-
pared 70 furnish designs ard detail drs winss for
bsiidings Of ali kinds, public and priyste and 70
superinsend the erection Of the same. They hope
70 do busisess in such will please their
patrons and do credit to themselves.
kefer, by psrmission,ts
=. r. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward Kilbourne, James Eetes.
Geo. G. Andsrson, H. .Crsel,
VIC. stripe, b. Keddin gton.
VIM. Leighton, J.. billings,
JIM. Hiatt. j. B. Paul
dec17J1y
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WR ~ EN-.
OFFICE, NO. 4, ,KILBOUREE'S BLOCK,
IL AS for Sale 30 beautiful Lots in D. w Kill.
i L bourne's Addition.
From any Of these Lots the prospect from. and
the view around thecity, isdeiightful.
They are all near adjoining
"KILBOURNE PARK!0
Andao othsr Lotsin tho City can be more desirable
for residences.
Btsck I76 in the oldlimits.
90 Feet IN Main-st., between 9th and 7th.
Lot 4, Block ~, on Blondesu-rt.
80 Feet in Block 1oi. on Main-st. between 10Th
. nd IL ID.
- Fe 1t on Main-st. commencing 100 fectfrom
10th sire et.
20 Feet on 4th st., in Block As, = verydesirAbie
building residence
Also, Lots in Edward Kilbouwne' New Addition.
A0TsHns Low, and very Easy psyments.-
Ror further pa 'ticaiars enquire st the above Office
ian1Ad
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SOMETHING MEM
Grocery and Prorlsion Store 10 Maso~ss
LosceY addition.
sVsHE subscriber isopenipgs store 81 the corner
Of Ash and sts., IN 4Sson = Lower Addition.
orthesaic Of Family Grocssies Provisions, House.
Keeping Articles, Minersl Water, Ice, &c., but ne
WHISKY. Look for the big sign In view frcn Con-
vent Hill. Cheap as tie cheapest for cash.
+. A. URMSTON.
iy28.d6m-fe
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imfOkTANT CHANGES!
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO T. MISSISSIPPI
BROAD o.ve..
K ABROAD.

Con'pletsdto Cincinnati Through soish on,
change of cars- Only one change
81 carsto Louisuille-- One
change to Cleveland.
nNEto Wheeling and two iess changes Of Cars
- and baggage AndSo nilesnearer to all East
THE GREAT NAfIoNAL ROUTE. ee,ntns
the u. S. Mail and Adcms Erpvsas
On and after Wednesday July lst, trains will
leave as follows: Il
Chestnut, ut 1000 u. IN. Leaves East ST Louip
Depot at l0:5o.
Express sTrain-Leaveso once, corner Of 4th and
Chestnut, at p,n Leaves East ST. LouisDepot
| at S:6e p. m.
| In order to accommodate the travelling pub.
lie, Saturday Afternoon Train has been put
up, and trains wiiiran asabove every day except
oNE SUNDAY TRAIN At $500 P. NJ.
N. bal trains make dfrecf sMd cerfsin COW
| ntettons al Cincinnati with all Eastern Mail and
press Trains thusformins the sAertssf ssickesf
| and only Broad Gauge Rsase TO New York, bestoa.
Philadelphia, baltimore, washington City, ,Pitts.
baIgh. wheeling, Cleveland, Buaaao, and al
Also, ohieago, ,and Il points ont Illinois Cen.
trail X. X.
ONLY ONE CHANGE on cARs 70 CHICAGO.
New York passengers have choice OF four good
Z Erie, N. \ Central, Pennsylyaaia Central .sn1
Baltimore 4 Ohio.
Through passengers should avail themselyss Of
this most reliable route between the East and
the lest, rs il affords unusual faciIlties, being
superior road, and the only BrC&d duage Road In
the West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloonington, Lasslle.
Rock Island, Burlington, Peoria, Dsnisiih, Ga
lena, Peru, &C., sconnect At Sandovsi With the
Illinois centralR Il. forths above named points
| direct.
Passengers for Mattoop - Chicago ee,n.st 4
odin with the Chicago Branch: IhfesS 10. s..
Louis with only one chaAgs of ooxs.
Through baggage check. Eivsa II ~ city, and
baggage handled free, Civ Ing passsngess netroubls
stthe Depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be procured At The o0Aoes, Nos. IS and 30,
corner OF 9TH and Chestnut streets, under the
.vlantsrs House, and q. Ko.t4 Lsvee, corner Of
Vine street.
nv-Hoth 6fdccs are exactly on the corner--the
only 'sces to oSsain Islishie 2 |. :. information,
ISAAC WYM An, Gsn'l sstsrn Ag't.
0pnibuses viii csilfor ps, ,'ssaEsss e and h.Esss.
In apy part Of the city ieavi 'es .sqfes Hoss'
either Of the Offices. CallIegularly sttae nossAe'
iyl7 d
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
Elemakk ahtc Conv~saaens and Revi.
- un "a "A

RECENTLY PuBLISHED,
Rsnakkabic Conv~sasens and Rsvi.
val Incidents,
rNCLuDIN9 m account of the Rise and Pro
1kresa of the present wonderful Great Awakening
an0ng the people, in all parts of the country. by
Wm. Couant, with m introduction BY Henry Ward
Bsechsr. One large and Handsome I2mo. volume.
Prics 81.
Listef Coutents. lin part -Rsvicw Of RsvivAh
from the Day Of Pentecost TO the ureat Awaken
ing In ihe Last Century Conversions Of Eminent
Psno Revival Incidents and Narratives; Rise
and Yt09rsas Of the Great Awakening Of ls57-s.
Iha Work cannot faii TO be one sf interest. -
lChriatiaa Advocate.
"A msxAs " grace and encouragement to tho
AeAktsis y psAyins men. I'm. Y. Examiner
81 ~! = sAestly sought for II the present
- cannot but prove eminentiy seasonahls and
ussfnl--LN, !. Independent.
A1THuR'S NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY.
EAe Hand bHs net tho Heart; or
LWE.snIALs or yEssIx LcRik0.
& ~ f.s. ARrHun.
IT, polntsf this story 10 expressed In tho tities
- q story itself il sharply drawn illssas-.
sssz sc 49, lsiiy ana msansss iink tue saGNshe
lwsi. nOrsal sosls y the rpugh euains'sl sslssh
Intefes = pride, OF bAser pe9gl1
- lesscn taaahs y r. y loep sienileance;
- ~ rsAaAs * hsaStSd TIM /. slness via
- Il 1. 81 ~ ~ 1es = Jsssis Ipsiag,
ssssaa ~ ~ i11 d. a.. q ~ sshaPpy sains.
lNseSs9 - q ~ 3ran hsoof, Iejnslple
..sss; f. |,sss eseseAtiea sAa4 ialh
! | / q Z !
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP,

Cor. bank a Attn sts. ,.--...- X ok Nh
j. r. BEATTY X co.,
NFANUfACTUR REks Of Stea n. Engine and Ma
Nl chincry Of every description, Saw and Grist
MiIlMachinery, House Fronts, Window Caps and
Sill, ,Balconissand verandahs A general assort-
meut o. castings alwsyson hand. orderssolisitsd
and promptly attended to.
ksokuk, April 8, Sid
IOWA STATE INAURANCE co.,
oYYlcx IN sAnrLE's hEw DrILIaKe, 2xD STORY,
Second Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
TIsHIS Home Company tskes Risks on the safer
i classes Of property ON TIE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON TIE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM, o, rates as reasonable as those Of any
reliable Company.
pfRRcToRst
C.H .perry, IL Tucker,
Geo. u. Smyth, s. Hamiil,
VIM. r.. Turner, d, A. Day,
Il.D. Woodward, ] w Rankin.
Ell Harrison, John McCune,
SSF. voprhies.
oYYIckRs:
q n. .Ph hRRY ,Prest. n. n. HARRISON, Treas.
s, HAMIaL Vice Prest. VIZ. TURNER SEQ.
jan13dSn'
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NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTICE.
TAathsavv snd coafsssai Rest wowid sosA ywvcAssss
Desiratfe and PerMansAt Homssfs1x ,seeuvs fteM
sANtrs' esecsiioms sd LaMdlords' Awms,
fINHE subscsibsr nov offers our new citissas the
y cheapest bargain jet out, being Dwsllina
House large enough for IN ordinary family, q.
cioaed By neatly painted psling fence, with good
water convenient, IN healthy location aad q sist
Estss House.
TRST COME; FIRST CLAIM.
II taken sson, can bs had at lou Aaufss a
rare bargain, whether Tor residence o. 6 an In
vestment. little guasantssd.
Tsass-12S2 essh, balance In payments to ae-
sommodsts purchaser. For cash iibersldisoosnt
Will be made.
Inquire Of thc undersigned, Days Buildins.
ExshsnEs-st. corner Of 18th, or ct the o6ice 81
dis r. A. URMSTON,
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sHHE 0rsat Central Route, sonneetine the At
lAntic cities with the Westsrn, North western
and South-westcrn States, by contiauons Rsil-
way direct. This road also connects q fittshsrgh
With daily line Of steamers TO All ports on the
With steamers to all ports on the North western
Lakes making il the most direct, cAeepesf sad re-
liable route by which FREIGHT can b. Rewarded
To and from the Great Wet.
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tusaH esasesibsn would in1eea ~ s6nsunsrs =
u Lnnbef, ed the publis osnsrally, that TN
nGo0 prsresea r. fprnish III kinds g Lnakss
silS naas " eAw MIL, inelsdine Lad,
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RAfEs BEfwIRN PHIADELPHIA AND PIrrsBuloH.

FIRST CEASS.---Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps. Dry Goods Gin
boxes, bales and trunks,} Drugs 75c. n l0O Ms |
lin boxes and bales,} Feathers,
Furs, &C., 10.
6lCoxp pCLAss.--Domestie Sheet.
ing, Shirting and Ticking lin
originalbales, Drugs Tin casks) a.
Hardware, Leather, Liquor I'm oVc. y ieVpe. :
casks, Wall Paper, Wool and
Sheep Pslts, eastward, &c., Ac.
THIRD DCLAss.-Anvils, Chains fin
Casks Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
saited toose or in sacks, Paints SOC. y 100 hs.
tdry and In oil,) Oils, (except
lard and rosin),
Tousrn CLAss.--Coase, Fish, Bal
con, Beef and Pork lin casks or
boxes, east~ard,) Lard and
Lard Oil, Nails. Soda Ash, Ger az. -a,ooH
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, kosin. ave- v ios W.
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco.
kosin Oil, Qusensware, SHsAr
lhhds. ,bbls and hxs., &e.s &c
FLOUR-75c % bbl., until further notice.
GhAlN--s5 cts. u 100 tbs. until further notice.
CoTioN-S3 v bale, not exceeding 500 Ms, in
| weight, until further notice.
~ shipping y FOODS from any point east Of Phils-
delphia, be particular 10 mark packages "vta
Penhsyivania Railroad" All goods consigned to
the Agents of this road ., Philadelphia or Pitts
burgh, will be forwarded without detention
1 FREIGHT AGENTS-Clark d Co., Chicago
Packer b Co., Memphis, Tenn; p. q. O'Riiey 4
Co., Evansville, Ind; Nm. bingham, Louisville,
4 Co., and Irwin Co., Cincinnati IL s. Pierce &
Co., Zanssviile, o.; Leech 4 Co., No 81 Kilby-st
Boston Leech Co., No. 2 Astor House N. Y,
Ne. William STAN. Y; Il. J. Sneeder, Philadel-
phia; Magraw Rooms, baltimore u. A. stewart,
Pittsburgh. II. III. HOUSTON,
General Frsight Agent.
II. J. LoMpAERT, sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. i, t5s--dly
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kEOkUk ASaG1a D CHsOOi..
R0Qrth 0unRtAr.


flNHE Fourth Quarter Of this school viii com
mence on Monday, May 10Th, In tbs rooms on
ath street between Main and Jchn nsen,
The same highai il regard 10 scholarship aud
dtscipliD Will be maintained ~ hereloeere. The
school viii hereafter be open 10 both mAls end f.
male pupils.
There will be three departments Primary In
termediate and AcadGmic--in which the ehayxs Der
quarter Of ten weeks will be as follows:
PRIMARY Department, per quarter, e-eo
intermcdiate Department, pcr quartss,.,.... -
Academic Department, per quarter, ,......... 10 ~
These rates. pay able invariably by the middle Of
the quarter defrsy the entire expenses Of tuition
There will BE- general week ly exercises il Com
position, Elocution, &c.
No deductlon viii be made fox absence, ezooptin
cases Of protracted sickness.
The services Of prof. Braes have been seeused To
give instruction in uerman, French, Drawing, md
Oil Painting. be will also give instructkons n The
preparatory exercises Of Perspective Drawing frss
Vt charge.
J. ii. McLANE,
keokuk, May 8, '5e-d Principal.