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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
Thomas Collycr,s Week.

b The hours of departure for this
Srz7esY13S week will be as follows:
49, Leave Alexandria at y, 81, and
III a. m; y, 3, Al, and 81 p. m.
Leave Washington at 81, loi, and IL a. m;
q, 81, 81, and p. IN.
GJ-The Thomas Collyer will be on the Mount Yer
non route next week, and likely make two trips to
Mount Vernon on the 4th of July. Further par
tculars will be given hereafter.
June 23-6t SAMUEL GEDNEY, Captain.
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Railroad Accident.

ALBANY. June 26.-The passenger train, &C., be-
tween Albany and Springfield ran of the track last
night, upscttng the second class passenger car,
and badly injufing several persons
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BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS,
Bedford county, Pennsylvnnia.
II l. ANDERSON, proprietor, respectfully in
II. forms the public that the above celebrated
watering place is now fully prepared for the re-
ception and accommodation Of visitors.
June ll-dlm
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FLOATlNG-BELL BEACON AND BUOY
FOR HATTERAS SHOALS.

FLOATlNG-BELL BEACON AND BUOY
FOR HATTERAS SHOALS.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Coast Sur
i vey office, Washington. for an iron beacon
and bell and for an iron buoy until the 18th day of
July, to be delivered at Hattcras Inlet before
the s day of October, 1851, to the officer charged
with placing them
The bell beacon to be of best iron, 40 feet long
and Is feet beam. The buoy to be Is feet inches
long, and feet inches largest diameter, and to
be built in accordance with drawings and spccif-
SAMUEL HEN,
General Disturbing Agent U. s. Coast Survey.
June 2t-codtJuly Is
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES
j. Just received at the store of the subscribers,
one of the above beautiful goods, III land
scape, gothic, bouquets, medailions, with flowers
and landscapes, and in plain centres all exqui-
stcy painted in the finest style Of the art, and will
be sold exceedingly low
| case buff and white Shade Linens
l case Shade Fixtures
CLAGETT & DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds of Carpetngs, Mattings, Oil
Cloths, Curtain materials, Bed aud Table Lin
ems, and Towellings, one door cast OF the cor
ncr of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
June 2f-ieo2w
IIALF-YEARLY ACCOMPLISHMENT
IL s. DODSON respectfully notify their Gus
toners having open accounts on their ledger that
their bills will be rendered to date before the
Let ultmo, when settlement for the same, either
with the money or by notes of hand, will be most
tina nkfully received.
CLAGETT s. DODSON.
June 2o--3taw2wifThT&S
L,OR SALE.--Four fine brick dwellings ON 18th
IL street; five fine brick dwellings on 9th street,
ono fine brick dwelling on 18th street; two frame
dwellings on Sth street; brick dwelling on 18th
street; ono brick dwelling on ID street.
The above buildings will be cold cheap, and on
accommodating forms.
Building Lots for sale on Sd street, Ca splendid
lot,) 9th, 9th, 18th, and streets.
WANrED-Building lots and dwelling houses,
for which offer ready market.
MONEY TO loan negotiable paper.
Office hours--7 10 10 n. m, 3 to p. M
GEO. Ii. ARMSTR NC,
June l9-codtf ii street between md Sth.
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Cri- Board OF Health.-A stated meeting of the
Board will be held on Saturday, 2Sth instant, at
O'Clock, p. IN. June 81
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DIscovERY EGYPT.-A most interesting dis
covery has been made in Egypt. tits known that
there exists in Mount Zabarah, situated
island in the Red Sea, mine of emeralds, which
was formerly worked by the pachns of Egypt, but
abandoned in the last years of the reign Of Me-
hemet Ali An English company have solicited
and recently obtained authority to resume the
working of this mine, which is believed to be still
rich with precious stones. Mr.. Allan, the engineer
oil the company. while directing some important
excavations in this place, has discovered at great
depth.t of an ancient gallery, which must evi.
IDENTIFY be ref9ued TO the most remote antiquity.
Upon removil the rubbish, they found tools and
ancient utcnsils, and stone, upon which il en-
graved hicroglyphic inscription, now partially
defaccd. This circumstance proves the truth of the
opinion expressed by Bczoni, on the strength Of
other indications, that this mine was worked in an
eient times.
The nature and form of the implements discover
ed, and the confguration of the gallery, the plan of
which has been readily traced. prove most conclu
svely that the ancient Egyptians were skilfu en-
gineers. 1t seems from examination of the stone
which has been discovered that the first labors in
the mine of Zabarah were commenced in the reign
OF Sesostris the Great, Rameses Sesostris, who,
according to the most generally received opinion,
lived about the year 1860 before Christ nn<who is
celebrated by HE immense conquests, well as by
the innumerabe monuments with which he covered
Egypt.-Ns,o York Commercial advertiser.
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WASHINGTON CITY
Private Family PROTESTANT Boarding
school,
(ENGLIsH AND FRENCH,)
For tho careful aud thorough instruction of
YOUNG LADIES
In all the branches OF study, both solid and orna-
mental, which required in
AMERICAN FEMALE EDUCATION,
Located on Indiana avenue, near the City Hall.
Rev. Il. w. CUSHMAN, A. M,
Mar Idly Principal.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Executed at the O15cs Of the Republic.
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TIE NEw Costume ExcIrEMENT.-A lady who
was yesterday in attendance upon the launches
from Westervet and Mackay's ship yard, accom-.
panied by her husband, made object of no
cnviable notorety in consequence of being attircd
a Ia "Bloomer." Apparently TO avoid observation,
SO far as possible, she fingered until the more re-
spectacle Of the large concourse of people dis
perscd, when she sailed forth with her escort.
Probably two hundred ragged urchins, such ms
frequent the whArves, gathered round, and made
the air rcsound with dismal noises. To escape was
impossible; and desperate sally made for the
nearest omnibus. The crowd largely increased,
and rendered the street impossible. At the same
time rough looking fellow, in his shirt sleeves.
attempted to enter the omnibus, probably with
peaceful Intentions but, being suspected, lus-
tly belabored by the husband with heavy cane.
prize fight then ensued in the omnibus, in which
several of the passengers participated, and the in
truder was expelled. fresh assault then
made on the omnibus by persons from the street,
who insisted that the man in shirt sleeves had
equal right in the omnibus with the rest, and
should have seat. The omnibus thoreupon
taken possession of, and drove off amid cnthus-
astic cheering -Neo York Jour. IF Com, 25th.
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NTORTH KNOWN G.--Thoso who wish
wv permanent place to procure the best Boots
and Shoes, plain or fashionable, would do well to
call at JANNEY'S, Eighth street, near the General
Post Office. juno 27-dlm.
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0;- Deguerrcotypes.--Thc public
minded that the Odeon is the place 10 go for a Da-
guerreo ype. Likcncsses taken in the best
style of the art for s and upwards, according TO
siZc of plate and STYLE May 3l-tf
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MARRIED.,

At Newport, Or. Id on the 10Th instant, at tn,
Catholic chapel, by the Rev. JAS. FIrTos, Chevalie
BANUELOS, Spanish Secretary of Legation, t,
Boston.
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WE HAVE FOR SALE A VARIETY OF
w City Six per Cent. and Railroad Seven mort
gage bonds, principal and interest, payable in New
York, to which call the attention OF and recon-
mend TO those wishing good investments.
June 25--n CHUBB & SCHENCK.
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The QuADRAruRE OF THE ClRcLE.-The New
York Tribune says that Senior de la Tore, emil
nent Cuban mathematician, who is now in that
city, claims to have discovered the quadrature of
the circle, after devoting less of his aten
ton 10 the subject during twenty years. Seior
Zorro brings certificates of the most hatteripg
character from the authorities Of Puerto Principe;
but moro palpable evidence is furnished by
very ingenious mechanical contrivanco whereby
he illustrates hs discovery 1t consists of pieces Of
metal cut into such forms that precisely the same
pieces, differently disposed, constitute either
square or circle hence the of the two figures
must be precisely the same Senior dc la Tore
Processes 10 have discovered the tue ratio between
the diameter and the side of the equare. He also
has cup in the form of truncated cone, and from
this, from cylindrical vessel will give the side
OF q square vessel OF the same depth, which shall
hold precisely the came amount of water. The
rules by which tins is accomplished kept secret
as it is understood there several premiums in
reserve in Europe Zone, we believe, by the British
government) for the fortunate dscoverer of the
9uadrature of the circle. Whether Senior dc Ia
Tore has discovered the whole secret or not, is
very uncertain; but his experiments are said TO be
ingenious and we'll worthy of attention.
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OFFICE FOR FOREIGN PATENTS.
No. Hell Street, .NeW York, and l66 Fleet
Street, London.
DATENTS FOh INVENTIONS procured in
i Great Bntain, France, Belgium, Hoiand, and
all Other parts Of Europe--thc Canadas, Cuba, and
the Brazils
Full information the aboveca be had by ad,
dressing j. r. PRISON,
Apr 25-3ms 5 Wall st., New York.
DULWER'S NEW PLAY, ..Not so Bad as we
ID Seem a Comedy in five acts.
The Daughter Of Night, Novel, by s. w. Full
lam.
Esstbury. q Tale; by Anna II. Drury.
June ~ FRANCK TAYLOR. y
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The NATIONAL CONVENTION "REroRMERs
AND WoaKINsMEN," known as the National In
dustrious Cong rcss'' will be held in this city on
the first Wednesday in June, 1852.
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF TEXAS.

~. X. HALL, POstmaAter GeneraI.
Mar l7--lawtjy1
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n DE SUCCESSION.

Succession defn Joseph Porche, hon,me de
coulew il6re.
E9.1N vertu dun ordre de vente, a moi ad-es5e
- par Honorable Ia Cour du C,nquieme
District Judiciaire dc rEtat de Ia Louisiana,
dams ct pour Ia ~paroisse Assumption en- date du
% Oc;obre 1851.
IL sera ofert en- vente p~ublique par 4. F. Hick-
man Sheriff de cctte p~aroisse, lie jeudi q No
vembre 1851, a la derniere residence du dit
Joseph Perche, situte en- cette paroisse, sur Ia
rive gauche du Bayou de Lafourche, a environ
neuf miles All dessus du village de Napolt on
vile, a dix heures du matin, les prophecies ci-
aprcs %dGcritet, appartenant a Ia succession du
dit Joseph Porche, SAVIOR:
Ter. Uns habitatioa situGe dams Ia p%aroissc
Assumption, sur Ia rive gauche dn Bayou de
Lafourche, a environ sept miles de Donaldson
vile, mesurant qaa&rc arpents de face au dit
Bayou pins Gu rm'laa, avec une protondeur de
quarante arpents entre kxnes eonvergentes, bor-
nee en- haut par la terre Do Alexandra Dupre-
mont ct en- bas par celle de Aadro Acesta, en-
semble aVec les batisses et manifestations gu: w
trouvent.
2me Mare, nigressc agte de 40 ans
ct son "nfant nonmt Malvina, de 8
3me Une negresse nomme Lily, agee
d'enyiron 40 ans
Anne Elisabeth, mulatrasse II
6me Tranquiliin, m'.latre [idiet) u
Cine Florestine. mulatrcsse II
Tine Henry, negre 81
sme Silrlc, negresse 30
9me Dix tetes de ~chevaux, yaches, taurailies
etc.
lone Les outils aratoires, des ouiils q char.
%pentiers, unc selle, bride etc.
lime Les muebles de manage, conaistant
en- Its, bois de Its chaisss, tables, gardemangar,
a%rmoires, etc.
l2me La recolte CONSTANT en- maIs, faves etc.
l3me I'm lot de cochons, I'M moulin 4 farine etc.
Ter,nes ct conditions.
lie mobilier payable en- Mar; 1882, toute SON.
me All dessns de dix ~piastres, ct pour tout mon
tant moins de dix piastrcs payable compliant.
Llsabitation ct les Esclayes en- trois termes
egaux, payables dams les mois de Mars des an
nees 1882, 1863, ct 1854. Les acquereurs de-
won't fonrnir leur biilets, payables all bureau du
Recorder de cette pafois>e,. ayec des cautions
solidaires, 4 Ia satisfaction dcs heriticrs liz ter.
re ct les Esclaves r~es,eront sP&cialement hypo-
theques ct lie privil, &c du vendeur sera retenn
j~usqn'au parfait Placement. ct tonfes sonmes qui
ne seront pas ponctueilement payees aux tchc-
ances porteront interet a raison de huit pour
cent par an.
faroisse Assumption le IS Octobre 1851.
A F. Hickman Sheriff.
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VE\Tn DE SUCC@ SSiDNS.

VEN IL I)r StlC SSlCNS.
SUGGESTIONS dc ,4ucn*tin Lagrange Il aeRo
saiir.uai!|e!. ST fcn,n.e, to"s de"c dscSde>.
iIs..sN vor,u dun ordrc de- vente il moi adr-s.
aaas sc, par Honorable la Cour du %cinquie
me District Juiiciaiic de l'k.tat de la Loui.
sianc, dams ct pour In p~aroisso Assumption
en- date dn 8 Oc'ob,c 1851.
II sera ofert en- vcnte pubIique par A. T.
Hickman, Shcrifde ce,,c paroisse, lie Same.
di Is Novembrc 1921, Il dix hcures Gu ma.
Tin sur les LEAK, dams lie Brule Labadie,
en- cette paroisse, les proprie,es ~ci-appres
dtcrites appartenant aux sus~ditcs Success
stone. SAVIOR:
Ter. Une hab;tation si.ute en- cet,e pa
roisse. rive droite d" Bayou Latourchc, dams
lc Brule Labadie. mesurant deux arpents
d. face Jus OH moins sur guarantee xpents
de pr"fondeurs plus OF moins, bornee dun
cote par Ia terre de Ncuvi]le Barrillcau ct
de l'autrc cote par cellc de Ursin Hebert,
qui ell de pendens.
20. Tn Chevai creole, sellc, bride, une
Vache ct son vcau etc. a
So. Les Onlils aratoircs, les yncubles Dc
menagc ct batteric d. cuisine.
Termcs ct conditions.
La tcrre payable deux cents piastres en-
Mars 1882 ct Ia balance en- trois ,ermes
egaux, IN tiers en- Mars 1883, I'm tiers en-
Mars 1851, ct liz uerIIer TIERS en- Mars 1883.
Lie mobiiier touts lots n'excedant pas dix
piastres payable en- Mars 1882, ct touts lots
rxcedant d., Piastrcs payable une Motto en-
Mars 1852, ct Tantrc Motto en- Mars 1853.
Les acquereurs devront %fournir dcs cautions
BONES ct solvab!es. aycc hypotheque sur
la dite tcrre, ct tontes ommes qui nc seront
aas payces aux echeances porteront iuteret
p raison dc huit pour cent par an.
Paroi>se Assumption Ii Octobrc 1851.
s. A. r. HICKMAN. Sheriff.
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4attts 4 napeuraulfurfuS
IENUs A DONALDs vILLE
PARIE nOCTEUR B0U1IlLER ST-ANDRE.

''S
lie DocrEuR BourILL,Ex St ANDRE
pre,ient le public qnji Went d'etabiir
ia,s ga demcurc unc Sale de bains a
vapeur Snlfurrux. Les hcurcux resnl-
,ats ohtcuus par &C systemic ct lc dtsir
dc %repondrc AL q: general. tells sont
rs mobiles scntimens qri l'ont anime
en- nndant Get Establishment. Tout lc
monde connait dtja lcficacitt sonve-
rainc DIES hains 4 vapeur SaIfnrcux; nous
navons done pas beslon dc dire que les
Rhumati>m-s meme les plus inveteres
| nc saurai+nt register i son action; que
! ies maIadies c%utanees, les aft ctions nj
'estinalcs ct autrcs disparaissen, a son
contact.
lie Dacteur Boutiiiier Went d'ajonter
a &c systemic q,i cst deja aust simp!"
qu'tltgant un apparel dune incomp,ra-
bic utilize C"cst un vcn,iia,enr place d
i'iEterieur de Ia machine. al moven dn-
qucI OF degage Ia vaprur Oh gag su'fl~
rcnx dams moins dune min"tc. Les
.'nngcrs, a%nxqncIl> lie patient etait pre-
cedcmmeut expose, Sc trouvent ain>i to
talctncnt antantis. En- ,tfct, par l'ancicn
~y*tcmc il faiiait All moins dix minutes
rour fairc lie degag"mrnt total. Or, il
p%,uvait @arrivcr que Ic maladc vint a &c
r,,uver NAL du.;nt lc cours DE- %l'optra-
.icn ct par consequent dc graves acct
tents sen suiv,c par suite de Ia lenteur
dc i'ecou!cm' ut du g;Z >ultnreux.
PIX cE5 Ea-.-TGS.
Pnu, u,it dvtZaI"c . . SIS. 90.
Pour moin> DC donze OIL pour ch.4uc
balm "2, %.
Unc machine de In mer,e nature rs'
en- Vol" dc construction pour les ne
gres.
50 lie DR.. DouiiIlicr .St.-.Andr,
p:c.itc dc ccitc ~occa>io, pour remrrcicr
- pubic Dc Encouragement Gull "a biru
.onIu lyi accorLcr insYu'a c~ jour. /
o.c e>per"r qnc la mem" co'hancc ct !"
meme patronage. dont il tr,n en- >ort'
ii" ST rci,drc tonjonrs dig"c, Ia; &cront
continues il TaNcnir.
7. S.-Chaquc baigncnr eat tcnn d
Sc pour.oir dun Diap Ct dc drux ser
v%ic',cs. u.s.
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HOTEL WASHINGTON

NM. MELAScos & TgIcuE prev;cn.
.,ent lcurs m ct Ic public quill ONT ac-
qnis Dc Mr. FIX. GAuru1EH. I'cxpIoilat;on
du Washington Hotel. H. <oIIici;cnt l.,
continuation d Ia favour don't lie pub!it
a t%ouIouTs %cntoure Get Establishment, ct
ilss'cng'g"nt Il nc ricn ntglig"r pour
sen rcndrr dign-s. Appointments, $,
Table confortah!c>, B ,rrrtoujon,s aypro-
]~i.ionntc dcs m"iI!curcs lilueur>, ST.
vice prompt. VOLTA des titrcs que ie"r
1naison NJ demcntira iamais.
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de feu Pierre Arcensors,

EsN vertu dun ordre de ventc a moi
s0 adresse, par I'honorablc la Cour du
Cinquiemc District Judicia,re de l'E,at de
la Louisiana, dams ct pour la paroissc As
somp,ion, en- date du 3 octobre 1881.
II sera effort en- ven'c pubiiquc par A.: F.
Hickman. sheriff de ceite paroisse, lie Jerdi.
CINE Jour du mois de Novembre 1851, a dix
heures du matin, i la derniere residence de
teu Pierre Arcemant, en- cette paroisse, sur
la rive droite du bayou Latourche, i environ
dix miles au.dessous du village de Napo-
~leonville, les prophecies ci.apres decrites,
appartenam a Ia succession dudit Pierre
Arcemant, savotr:
10 Une c~ertaiue Terre, situee all bayou
Choupic en- cette paroisse, a environ qua.
rante arpents i'll bayou Lafourchc, mesuran;
environ cinGiante-six acres de supcricie,
bornee en- haut ct en- bas par les terres de
anne &c Tate.
&c L'esclave nominee Ere, age" den
viron as ans, boitcuse, avec son enfant,
nomme George, Negro age d'environ 4 ans
Termes ct conditions.
La Terre payable, deu1 cent cinquante
piasircs compliant ct la balance en- trois
,ermes egaux, echeant dams les mois de
Mars de. annees 1852, 1853 ct 1854, avec
interet d ra'son de huit pour cent par an.
du jour de Ia vcntc, jusqu'an Placement, ct
hypo'haque spectacle ct privilege sur laditc
Terrc, pacquerem devra onrnir une eau
ton bonne ct solvable. L'esclavc Eve ct
son cnfam George. payable, cent piastres en-
Mars 1852. ct la balance en- druy termrs
egarx, echeant dams les mois de Mars des
nnntcs 1853 ct 1854 avrc inIeret 4 rai<on
dc hnit pour CEN: par an, de l>echesnce, jus
Gn'au Placement, avcc hypothaGnc s%ptcia!f
ct privilege, l'acquereur dcvra %iourn!r unH
caution bonnie ct so.vabie.
.~4--omptioa. Ia i o'toIrc 1854.
II 4. F. HICKMAN. Sherif.
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SILE.

Succe, ,ions of .3ugu:tin Lagrange and Ro-
sai,e yMatliet his pi}r both drceased.
nY virtue of, and in obedience to an order Of
- ale, to me directed by the Honorable the
t1tn judicial DistTic; Court, of the state Of Loui-
siana, in and Tor the Parish of Assumption dated
October 9th 1851.
Will be offered for sale at public auction by
4. F. Hickman, Sherifofthis Pari ,h, On Satur-
day the 10Th day of November 1851, at ten O'clock
A.. III. on the premises in l.abadle Bruly in this
Parish, the following described property belong
ing to the SUGGESTIONS aforesaid, to wit
LIST. A. Plantation situated in this Parish on
the right bank OF Bayou Latourche, in Labadie
Bruly. measuringtwo arpents front, more CT ess,
on forty arpents in depth. more or less, bounded
on one side by land of Melville Barrilleau and on
the other side by land of Ursin tfebert, together
with ali the buildings and improvements thereon.
q creole Horse, Saddle and Bride, a Cow
and a Calf &c.
a'rhe farming Utensils, the Household turni-
ture and Kitchen Utensils.
Terms aud conditions.
The landed property payable :wo hundred
Dollars in March 1862, and the balance in three
equal instruments, one third in March 1853, one
third IN March 1864. and the remaining third in
March 1855. and the movable property payable
all lots not exceeding ten Dollars payable in
March 1862, and all lots exceeding ten Dollars
payable one half In March 1852 and the other
half in March 1853.
Purchasers to furnish good and sufficient secu
rity with special mortgage on the landed property
and all sums not ponctually paid at maturity to
bear in,eses, at the rate Of Eight per cent per
annum.
Parish Of Assumption October 18th 1851.
81 \. F. HICKMAN, sheriff:
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SUGGESTIONS Of Pierre o. Gautraur and GEE ste
Julie ATcensent has vyc, both deceased.
70 .kiSIi OF .AS>uMPTIDN.-
,orRq OF THE FiFrH JuD;c,A.
DISTRICT.
Whereas Jean Pierre Boudraux, has petition
ed the Court for Letters OF Administration on
the estate Of the late Pierre Q. Gautreaux and
his wife both deceased intestate, Notice is here
ov given, 10 all whom i, may concern. to show
cause within ten days, why the prayer Of the
said petitioner should notbe granted.
by order Of the Court,
Assumption, October 2eth 1861.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
oool Clerk.
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L. r BASSE
g. 0srt.Ae J. Waa.,

Avant compose IN ODONT tLGl,
QUE q,i gnerit reinforcement les maux
dc dents ct arretc la carrie. IA Ihonncnr
den fairc part 4 SEES cliens ct d'offrir scs
asoir besoin. ..- g..
Ainsi m~aintcnant: plus d~'extraction,
plus dc s~ouffranccs, ct preservation Ger
tame ct Ecilc.
U-ll Wa continuer scs voyages CONNIE
il lea ~faisait auparavant. IA.
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AUX i'..ANIELkS.

NHEs IT,. CRANE ct QUINE, Fo-c.-o..
AAAA ct Ingenieurs 4Mtean'ciens, on. lho,,
neur d%'annoncer AL public on lis sont main.
nant etablis pres "habita,ion de A. c. McCNl
lum ct qu'ils ent.eprendront toute espece d,
travaux concernaM leur profession. Il Sem.
presseront aussi de- repondre a Ia demande DO,
habi'ants pour les r.para;ions des machine
a vapeur, 5ou,lloires, mouths, ETC.. Ls ton,
a des prix moder.s. nv
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-08
MEMS FUN..HNiS

lie so'issigne, dams lie but d ere agreeable
anp"blic, Sc propose de- tracer DIES cheniins
au cimctiere. Ainsi les personnrs gu de-
sirent avo;r desplaccs de- chois pour la cons.
~truction de tonbes o dc cay"'ux de fami]-
le, sont prices de SC presenter dams 'e Plus
bref delai ri. -~ ao 70 2
II offre SIS services pour Ia construction
des tombes ct cayeaux DC famillo, CT de tou.
tie espece d. monument funchre soft Ell mar
bre dkalie on sdn pays, II a I'm assert men
desdessinS III, c.oix de tou.e5 les persorfes
qui voudr"nt bien iui acccrder cur contain
ce. II a3toujo'irs pour ir service au public
dies tomles cn briqsie ct en- pierre fai'es
d'ayancc4 - -
rre T. T.. GUTE, directeur du ciretie'e
hons,dsonyi!le, en- face &c pEgiiset r ~'