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COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE

A WI lOAf hClOh1 run CALE.-
~ The Niccspee Company Fishkl Landing, Dutehe.
County n y vii sell Al public suction the premse on
the 9TH csy OF October next II o'clock N ali their Real
Esiate, Machinery, and Personal EfsctA foliows-l2
d Land with large story BRICK Factory ~
BY 70 eL oci covered with galvanized iron) with picker
Ind boiler rooms attached, bsvng steam and g.s pipes
thtoush FL the for heating and lighting the same.
Also story brick Building, - by O feet, with base
ment used r Cics and storehouss. o7r large
three s-ory brk Dwelling Houses With s., suitable
niences 7h DAM Fllmes and Bulkhssdsare made In the
best for strength durability and beauty OF 6nsh
The a-r foe equal b lJ5 horse power 10 the dyer
sesrou, fl Of 81 feel: The Machinery consists Of
500 hTostis and mule spindes and 81 - vide Looms
With all ether Necessary mafhrsry Tor operating the
re cottOns Wa built In lSi7 the most er.
Pensye - e, and In ig operation snd frst rate
oder TIE present company have expended the proper
ty IN tie yA us Improvements 600 fhe property lea
half nile tom sc Hudson River Railroad, 60 miles from
New ort and Arec the proposed os (oov being
veyrd Of tho Hstforo, Providence and rshkl Railroad
nasins very desirable location for locomotive shop on
81 extensive sas or sny oh heavy light marufacur.
Ing purpose Tas real esAte ard machinery will Be sod
separately The properly can he viewed a1y time Maps
OF tie properly and al information gwen to pospad so-
raun.sailors. Afdr-ss
NlCCAPEE COMPANY, FIshkll Landing; or
JOHN bLADk Z co. No. Il York
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Clothing, or.

QUESTIONABLE HATS.-Elegan.
III french SILK Hat st t5-tl les than Broadway prizes
Meat Hats at 81 81. BhOWN,
No lss c,nsln. oss door from sullivan
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Prosi.. P.n, ard Approxim.te Estimates of Quantities
all BE- ready for Inspection snd blank 70 ms for proposals
will be furu;shed At No - Was- New folk City, or az
he Office Of The Chief Engineer in Chic.ro Illinois and
ahsr l6f2, the same - relates = the % and I'm
divisions ct VsudaA the 9th division Bloomington, 10
The 9TH division ~ Lss.e and Frsepo 10 the llh division
AT L rbeps ard 10 tho 18th division at Nandaa-
Payments viii be 80 per cent casn and the balance on the
completion acceptance Of The work IN cash OF per senE
Construction Bonds o. q : option Of the company.
Satisfactory references viii In 81 cases he required.
r. B. MASON, Chief Engineer.
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NIHE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP

n NJ Il hI ALL -
\ PETREL COO tuss w. Sampson com msBder, VII -
for BERMUDA and ST THOMAS on the Sab October, =
November ADD 9Th Deccmoey Passage money 70 ksrmseA
GO to S. rhones, SO. The Petrol has bsen sain ~
prsssly for tropical einste and has weyssfnatea -
large state roma wiki piunge .nd shOwssesshs We~
ErCIrNagp. No. 4 Bowrssfrssa
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Bales bp anrtloH.
81. MgEwIN, Auotoneer
pY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.

MONDAY, Nov IS. and following days of The week.
PAECEL sALE Or ENGLISH AND American BOOKs-Cat'
soeues TT the above sac In preparation and will en-
brace la - bSEDments the English publishers Con
troutons ircm the America trade solicited Part :ulaEs
for tie catalogue should be furnished Immediately.
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UHROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO

The nev and elegant Steamship UNITED srAyr,
w q seuy. CONN sna-r GILL leave E,~.ySsA
THURSDAY, Oct Is. ct ?, NJ precisely; soans.-,
Al PsrHu. With the new double engue sseans9ip HTst
FIELD SCOTT, q A. COls Commander sh.,h -,
ir,Ts, P.p.ma 90 the arrival ~ n c1ssns-s yorrs~
apply b A. o. $3.50 -, eeNJ NJ, Co
ZONES A JOHNSON l04 Wess-st cor Igssst,.
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RICHARDSON. sRorH i CO.. Iiys1s sss.'A''

EMITTA NC ES-PASSAGES.-
IL BOWMAN, GRiNNELL 4 CO, No q soath-A,
EeWYors sole and only author red Agents for The sWAk
LOW.TAIL LINES OF PACKET SHIPS.
LyERf00L PACKETS sail 9Th LONDON PACKETS nil even
and .lIt o. every month alternate Thursday.
LIVERPOOL LONDON
CONSTITUTION, SIR r. PEEL
NEW WORLD, CORNELIUS 0RINNZLk
QUEEN OF THE WEsY, iEDEPENDENCE,
CONSTANTINE, AMERICAN CON0kEta
ALBERT GALLATIH, PRINCE ALBERR.
AsHBURTON. YORKTOWN,
NEW SLIP PATRICK HENRY.
Persons yiabins 70 ssrd for friends and desroe1o
bringing them ont BY any Of tbs above mafnihcsnf ships
Informed thst mesxs. BOWMAN, 0RlSNELL COu
tie olly Agents for tho above snps 10 this atty.
They ass issue Drafts from e. and upwart, vhish =
PAYABLE q, nSht IN eny through ireland ard 0rs
bhsxn BOWMAN, GRlNNELL co, No. 70
South IT., n. K, ard Regents Road, Liverpool
Liverpool Packets leave Nsw-York ssa saA zlss dass
north.
London Packets lssve EsvYosk every alternate Yhass
Day.
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| Observation-Disclosures

hPER LiSE.-Tbs very tast-sai Toe sa,e s.r
81 sA Csptsin Loupsr viii saccsed toe sctifSt 80
fifth ship q This n@ ssl Tor M-lb0uroe Port pTn
tonehins Cape Of Good Hope, on the 2ith Octse-,
experienced Sageon accompanies the ship. for ff.ix.,
pssssss having upsu'pa.sd accommodations ct tia
rstes apply on board Pier No 10. Fast River; TO m
GAN. No. 81 Front st., or RUSSELL NORTON, IA !,
Oldslip ~N
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iaIRD-CLIss PASSENGERS.

limited number Of thirdoian passengers will ~ Ata
fom Philadelphia and Liverpool and fund IN provAosA
From Philadelphia 81 From Liverpool. - Guisesk
Certificates Of passage will be issued here 10 parties Via
Se desIous OF bringing out their friends Of sonespoalhl
rates
Freight soi per tun, sosrss soods hardware Is, vnh
taken subject 10 sgreernenl
An experienced Sturgeon will be carried on each a.
srntll drafts drawn 81 hsht en- England aad Ireland
ror freight Of pnsssss, apply "
THOMAS hICHARDSON, ~ EXCHANGE place, N. Ycrt;
sns Walput-st, Fnis1eipkh
ACHARpaOH lROTHERa CO. LixsraoI
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IT, BOEDs-Si5Coo Of Bonds Of ~ Eastern Read -
go, ray.bl. N NeE Yoyk. flr ssie y
49, aEnN -QN Knapp Z CO. 50. ill Br1sdWsy.
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that which subjects you. IN The eyes OF some 10 inc sus
picon of unreay and partsanshlp;
:. believe me. sir nothing would induce me 10 ask io
t,rsp.ss thus on Your columns but that am 80 well as
sured how impractical. how hopeless q result Is nl'
we'll ended scheme OF the circle oil Eentlewomen men
TONED in the Times trust have spoken OF them WIN
IN The respectful Difference which their and ths
hish position demand and that however feeble my WORDS
The thought which desire TO suggest may mol DC u'eiy
disrsgsrded.
~ 80 ar e. d."
The Stafford House coIerie, from these Significant ou'
givngs, we may safely infer have not win ,hem 'n'
sympathy of the .. true women OF England" Inc Duch
ess Of Sutherland and the whole female ans'ocraoy
may fraiernizs with Fred Douglass, Box brown. ths
Crafts. and others Of our runaway negroes II 'hey IKE
but The signs are that the sslehood in the lowler bu
worlher walks of life are disposed to keep choice
COMPANY. ...-- 49,
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE. December 20-p. m.
All who participated in the grand commercial festiya
on Saturday night were highly pleased IL was de
cidediy agreeable and luxuriant entertainment The
morning papers will give you full details OF the proceed
ings But little news to-day,
The flour market is depressed. and prices declined
sales OF 900 barrels Howard street al " AS also, COZ
do at IS Is. and 100 do at - l2a Sales OF 500 barrels
City Mills at - 1911 Rye flour. VA So Corn meal
SO IS. Sales OF red wheat al ITO ll3 cents; white
do, ia 1870 cents White corn, 81 50 cents; yellow
90 90 cents Oats, 81 40 cents Rye, o3 cents. Sales
OF 100 barrels new pork at S2o. Also 400 keg'
lards al 3 cents Provisions steady. Whiskey 25 "a
cents. Stocks qulel-prices unchanged
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The oHoLxRA, IRE, Ar Sr. JAao CuBA.-A few days
since gave details OF the ghtul havoc the choe
"a IL making at ST. Jago de Cuba The latest
give that the epidemic has material.
y aba,sd A correspondent of the Journal OF Commerce
writes from Havana
sour from ST. Jsgo de Cuba represent a mos,
deporahe condition Of the people in that faed city, brought
the climax of wrechedness by another shock OF earth.
quake, which took place the 18th Of November. Blu,
Ihrss months since similar visitation destroyed properly
estimated by millions Disease has been taking off the
fss-to~ Of the land every house has been dwelling Of
sorrow, and in some are le to Cholera, small
pox. and eyer have been fatal consequence prob
ably of the OF the usual comforts which they
dspsived In August last With this accumulation Of misery,
receive the Christening rod again. leaves nothing hope
for with that people The su6U~g informed by rel
able etto cannot be appreciated by those who cannot
witness IT, There have been bury their dead OF
sight, and the bodies exposed pom
the baryins ground while hunger the strong man,
and the loOslines OF the land in It's persisted daughters
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The performances of Saturday evening last were an
nounced as positively the last appearance OF the troupe Of
dancers, and they wen, of with great feiat, Messe
whose varied and brlian, talent has made deep
impression and Soto were each greeted with shower
OF bouquets and an encore Pougaud also was enhus
astically spplauded The troupe are re-sngaged iol
another week. and their continued attraction atesfs 'he
conceded and very remarkable excellence as taA
In addition, the company has been strengthened by Inc
accession of Miss Fitzpatrick, who makes her appear
ancs upon our boards with high reputation as an ac
complished commedisnne.
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Arripai Of tAs Danid Wsbsier.

New ORLEANS. Dec. 1.-THE steamer Daniel Webster
has arrived here but her has been anticipated
Mr. Gleason the American consul at Chsgres. is dead.
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Later from ths Rio Grande

Nsw ORLEANS, Dec. Is.-Laier accounts from the Rio
Gande that Carvsal had crossed the river win 400
Texans. and was marching upon Monterey by invitation
OF the citizens Gen Ofns military andnnt at Mon.
terey was secretly aiding the movement.
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second Concert Of Madame SOntag
We learn that the tickets for the second and last Of
these grand concerts sale this morning at Mrs
Anderson's music store The concert is announced for
to-nosrow evening.
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Panorama or the Creation and Dcluge.
BY the card in another column our readers will per
ceivs that this magnificent dioramic view will open oI
exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall toll morrow evening
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Markcfr.
Q. Pop. m.-The stock
.a.a s.fa. of fTnftcd Sfare

NEw YoRK Dec. Pop. m.-The stock market closed
dull sythere sales Of United States o., OF so4
1891 Canton held funno sass reported sslcs OF Ete
At e6 Nicaragua 30t Morris canal, 7-s slight decline
Erie convsrubes, OF 1871 1911 Harlem, 7st Norwich
and Worcester 5li-a decline Stoningon Ss Cumber.
land coal. SOY. Nothing done In Carey Improvement
Money continue. abundant and the market sasy-er-
change on London 10 loi premium. The flour market
is steady bat quite active, and prices slightly de-
cIined
PutrADtLruia, Dec, Pop. m.-The stock market 70
,isady-saes If United states S. 1857, at list Penn
.ylyana 5 ss The market Tor breadstuds is firm but
not active-saes Of 900 bbs Of four shipping brands,
s. Is s5 81 Rye -four. 81 % Corn meal 81 s1t The
supply OF grain fair bat argesses of oo~ bnsbes
Of liz us cents, Tor good TO prime red white
ms I2o cents Sales Of white at 80 cents, and yell
low 81 a Ga cents Oats, AZ a. cents Rye. 81 cents.
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Louf.vILLK (kY) Dec. ls.-A destructive fire occurred
here last night consuming eleven brick houe,s the cone
Of Third and Water streets The loss Is estimated al $40
600 only 81, 900 Of which is insured.
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BY TELEG RApH.
Fpe and Loss Of Li)s--E,eaps Of Prisonsrs.

Fue and Loss OF Lgs--Esape Of PfiSonsfs.
PnILApxIpHA Dec 20 fire occurred In Carlton street
This morning in house occupied by colored persons.
coored child. thirteen months OF age, was burnt death
the ames and colored woman who jumped from the
third story window whilst the fire raging broke both
her legs and otherwise injured herself badly that she
cannot survive
Whilst the prison was being brought up from the
comfy prison this morning with number of notorious Of
tenders receive sentence. an English burglar named
Smith, and another named Jack Sheppard alias Hughes.
managed 10 their escape by slipping out tho back al
the van Officers in pursuit. but had not arrested
them.
The brig Acomits, from New York for Baltimofeput In
here this morning for repair having lost both anchors and
chains on Saturday night of Barnega'
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGE BoAIs.
DROPOSAI.s will b

pa...n o.. W.n Dsr..rsssn,
bureau Corps Typographical Engineers,
pRoPosALs viii and including the ION day
Of ner February for The construction Of four dredge
One %, LAKE. Champaign be delivered, Inspected
at whitehall Harbor on Lake Champlain
One Tor Lake os,Aro to be delivered inspected
one 70, Lake Ede b delivered Inspected
one for Lake Michigan, be delivered Inspected and received
The hun Of each boat ITO long BEAM with
guards feet wide sufficient for bucseaddsr paddle wheels
to Saw when ,qSgpss 30, exceeding sst
gusrter o. an inehn thickness long forty
The working cylinders Of the engine be twelve
s %d no s sn s an inch hs.ass. Of and TO have
Each boat have paddle for ocomoton, with suitable
work The boat, captain, mate pilot
',s ss ss.sssa coal g, about my ton. Of coal
paid for until aer has been Inspected and ed and found
Each win supplied good Dared yaw boat
eetonr and with oar rood and also suitable ya boat and
The boat win .. inspected ia reference Arrangements
is A. locomotive power. move no, less Than
srecuveiy in hours
Of 100 yards hours
arc Of clay ard snd ONE part ...d and ebay not tess thar
tenacious clay snd Of ,and and gravel 80 hour
of,he soai during ten hours and
'0 Each boar !. ro ss vie. ~ =. snco, Of
900 pounds and two ksdse anchors Of 400 pounds each and
Also u inch hemp cable 100 fstsom. long.
The trials will be under for dredging
ceedns 20 pound. the inch m iccomoou exceeding
$50 pounds the inch.
The and Inspection TO bs made United srent
The boats 70 be ready the places stated by the last day Of May
Proposals a.b.sns .oow.
for each dredse boat each he provided
arranged
Bach boat capable ofholdar
waited soil.
addressed undersigned the
envelope Proposals ior Drcdgs boat
Col. Corps Top Engineers
Republic rn,eilrencer, and Union Washington Courier
Buffalo, n. VI Detroit Michigan Commercial
Chicago, Illinois Commercial Times, osweso, ~ VI P
bar Cssens ruseorr, Pa Albany Register hibsny, ",
February 10.
Dec io-a1o,A7wtrebt 10
Red River Raft.
modify proposed contract fo
lows,
the entire oestuced by shall have continued
and navixsbs by steamboats, during
The bns Inspection Of the work shalt therefore take
until after the shall
completed. II, the % this yeas
officers charged with inspection shall report
continued contractor kept open
and y The a twenty oent a.
he PAD contractor. But IT,
yes, should be ohsuetsd by rsn
he fail do department shan
apply the twenty much thereof a. may be
Al psp~rs inserted 6r Advertisement will ,pser,
ssue ofFehruary which
I'd day Of January The proposals viii be opened and
examined .u,.
Ry -,der J. J. ARpRT,
Colonel Corps Typographical Ensnee-a
RAscRorrs History ~ the Waited sssfes- ssh vol.
Decn FRASCg TAYLOR
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Sinking Of The steamer Western World.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. l9The steamer Western World, from
Ct Louis for New Oreons recently IN collision with
the H. Il. w. Hin at Grand Lake The Western Worlds
cabin pa red aud she sank in about ten minutes The
and cargo will prove total boss she bad ala cabin
and one hundred deck passengers and about twenlyeght
of the latter and several hands belonging the boat
drowned.
A. the Western World deeply laden. the other boat,
in striking her upon her the upper guar and in
condition they oaed down the stream Tor an hour and
halt during yhicb TINE tbs officers and OF the HUI
used every endeayof ibosa on board She was
n shted with 400 barrels OF hour large quantity Of
corn and sr OF seventy head Of csue-all Of which was
lost
The steamer Moro Casls recently sank near Hurricane
island but tue particulars not YET known.
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Bosros Dec. 20.-Mr. Cole, the distinguished artist
died yesterday
The Rev. Messrs. Clark. Tamsworlh, and Pratt sailed
this morning for Smyrna.
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Sales OF white Mt ~ cents, and yet
low 81 a 60 Oats AZ accents Rye. 81 cents.
Chang. OF Hemr.-w.shsnston Bra~eh Rsiira>d.
Gu R3G6R
nv Monday ooth instant, The passenger trains win
leave At 400 - : ~ 4. D. PARSONS,
Dec 9i--Su Assns.
cMyRNA Pigs. prune., and Fss,,ss--Lsndns M, day
y drums smyrna hss
case. prunss n cartoon. and sla. jars
a" n ,. .'e.. T gs,oa ' ,a. s smon.
Crunberues, almonds, shsllbsrt., Rrsyi NOT.
For sale by GEoRGE THOMAS PARKER co,
Dec 2l-eteoIfrnThksst Opposite Browns Hotel
NY GREEN SCOTT. Auctsen~-r.
VALUABLE BUDDING LOT NEAR THE CRY HALL AT
snc,onon Friday, instant sen prem
O'Clock nne building lot fronting - feet siechs
Juds square puddle 20 Zee, ~ inches
u being south part of o NO ., In square No ef1
mos, desirable and rspidy improving part. Of The city,
Terms One third, balance N sir and twelve months the
purchaser notes for the deferred payments bearing interest
from day Of sale deed given and deed 2. as, ss e ia
disputsh'e. GREEN a SCOTT,
Dee aid Auctioneers.
N AMMOrH Pl.rrh c.Re-we,sns 1000 p.~~a..-
M This be esab.hm.o Christ
morning disposed Of by pound
II 81 One gold and @ sesny b' never been
Ai.o 1000 pounds plum .ndp pound Of various
$500 pounds nis-d eesa'es, French and common
80 kegs grapes
900 jsrs preserves
Almonds rsisins ass, oranges
Preserved and dried ginger
sardbes, trnmes
The particular attention paid 70 furnishing parties dinners
sna private entertainments.
Charlotte rse ees mango, and pyramids every Kind,
Msnunc,ans feet confident Of
satisfaction 70 az who may s'G 's r w rs neorurp
Old stand, corner Of p and Ninth streets,
Dee 7i-st Near the Patent Ones,
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Rasceorr's History ~ the United sssses. ssh vol
Dec FRANCg TAYLOR
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Dsaih of an Artist, 6c.

chains on Saturday night OH barheBaI
psu,b Of an Artist, &C.
Bosros Dec. 20.-Mr Cole, the distinguished artist
died yesterday.
The Rev. Messrs Clark. Tamsworih, and Prau sailee
this morning for Smyrna
Arriual Of The Cherokee Later from Hsuand.
New YoRk, Dec ls.--The steamer Cherokee, from Ha
yana December H. has arrived. She brings ~ passenger
and no OF Importance. She was allowed inii com
muncaon with the shore. and landed and received he
mails and passengers No questions relative TO former diff
cues were raised. The sloopofwar Cyane was IN port
The steamer Osprey, from New York. arrived on the 18th
and sailed the day for New Orleans The ship Wind
sor Fay was entirely broken in two, and lighter wa
stripping her and saving parl Of her cargo.
The Havana Daro was principally filed with comment
on Presidents Fimore's message.
Arrival of the Star of the Wsst.
NEw YoRK, Dec ls--The Star ofthe West, from
San Juan Dec l0h has arrived, bringing ~ passenger
and $500 in gold. She arrived out on Nov. 29h Thu
steamer Daniel Webster. for New 9reans, ives in port
Terrific Gale Lake Ontario
OswKao Dec. l6-One Of the seversst storms that oil
atario ever experienced is prevailing The wind
from the northwest of unequaed violence and aocompa
MED with snow squalls The presented from rh
government pier most terrific. breach Of nearly wv
hundred feet in length has already occurred IN the ives
oier which is momsntariy widening.
The long warehouse Of Darlington, filed with grail
and -four situated just within the pier and nearly oppo
site the breach is thought TO be in great danger The mrs
floor is already washed by the waves
ould The gale continue through The night, great dam
age must be aoas 70 many Of the whaves and warehouse
near the mouth Of be harboi ss9 70 vessels that have a
near the pier
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Psices OF admission Private boxes as circle par
gase 80 children under 10 half Price
~ cenn Orchestra seats cents family circle, As mir
30 coored gallery, ~ cents.
Doom open At ~ O'Clock The viii he Tb
boz emce vii, b. daily, from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-04

of bayou Lafourche, at about six miles
below the village Of Napoleonvil)e,-
measuring one arpent fronting said ba
you, by eighty arpents in depth, bound
ed above by land of R. c. Martin, and
below by land Of Joseph Monte between
converging lines (said land will be sold
subject to a servitude in favor of Mrs.
Narcisse Boudreau, during thirteen
years, on halt an arpent front, by an
arpent and a half deep, together with
all the buildings and improvements the
eon Two horses, the family utensils,
household furniture and kitchen utensils.
Terms and conditions-The landed
property payable two hundred dollars in
march 1882, and the balance in three
equal instruments, one-third in march
1883, one third in march 1854, one third
in march 1855; the movable property
payable all sums Of ten dollars and un-
der ten dollars in march 1852, and all
sums over ten dollars one halfin march
1852 and the other half in march 1853.
Purchasers to give good and sufficient
security, with special mortgage on the
landed property until paid, and all sums
not punctually paid at maturity to bear
interest at the rate of eight per cent per
annum. Assumption, Feb'y 18th 1852.
ii Il. f. Hickman Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-04

MENG EFT ASSEnINEAU.

Dams l'interet de leurs cliens, les doc
teurs Meng ct Asselineau ont forme un acte
de societe, ct ills mettent des &c Jour leurs
services communs a la disposition des ha-
bitans.
Tout lie monde doit ~reconnaitre l'avan.
tage quill y a la campagne d'avoir deux
medecins %reunis, car on est sur alors den
avoir oujours IN a son domicile. Bien
solvent la visite dun seul malade n'occupe
t.elle pas un medecin une %journee entieIe?
Tous les abonnes recevront la visite de
Pun des deux medecins, au moins deux fois
par semaine, malades GU non.
: Pour la commodite des habitans des deux
rives du Bayou, une embarcation restera
mutt ct jour au service de la clientele.
La residence des docteurs Meng ct Asse-
lineau est sur thabHation de N. J. Dugas.
lis sollicitent la continuation de la favour
ct de Ia confiance avec lesquelles ills ont
etc accueillis ct. toute fatuite CONNIE toute
MODESTO a part, ills d%emandent: qua l'guure
JUICE Partisan. "a