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FIRE AT HARTFopn

nAhafoRp, May II, ls5S--The Roman Catholic Church
was destroyed by fire about o'clock this morning The
aas'hing dwelling Of the priest much injured. Since
ne eeenon OF the Cathedral this church has bp used for
occasional services and the basement as scb,-s.
Insurance on the church $1,000 on the DWELLING sooo
which is more than covers the loss S-'s'''
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Time: lst heat, 1854.

Dan kich.--The tse It's; a-e,~s near when DAN will
De Nth e - great and Menage-
e, ;s C: cut ON thursday morning viii be
hailed with delight by the lovers of amusement
The pavilion will be put up in the usual place ON
market street The Menagerie beng entirely sep
arate from the Hippodrome, so that those who wish
to visit it apart from the latter can do so. One
ticket admits visitors to both exhibitions.
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NORFOLK May TO- 1s58A great tornado has passed over
the lower part Of Princess Anne county, Virginia.
Der of houses swept off and everything prostra-
ed. Four lives were lost and many persons wounded
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, May H.
CorroN-There was nothing doing yesterday Sales on
Saturday Of 33 bales at 81.
TOBACCO Yesterday s hhds sold at 81 05 to 40.
No change in Groceries,
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sW A fire broke out in Cincinnati on Thursday
morning in the lumber yard of Fairchld, Asher &
Co, near the Dayton Railway depot, which de-
stroyed lumber to the value of S14 ,000 The frame
dwelling was also destroyed. The fire was the act
oean incendiary
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APPOINTMENTS. find this in the last number
of the New York Tribune
WASHINGTON, Nav 8. I953

WASHINGTON, May 8, 1858.
Schroeder Charge dAffairs at Stockholm, will
probably retain his Office. He is son-in-aw Of Col
Seaton, of the Iatelgencer Thos. NJ. Rodney, of
Delaware, consul at Matanzas, will also continue
there, such being the almost dying request of Vice
President King
The appointment of Meriwether is wet blanket
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positions. Col Helm is probably certain of con-
suship, Notwithstanding.
It is now certain that Gov. Trousdae, Of Tonnes
see, will get the Brazilian mission.
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~ We authorized TO announce THOMAS SUMNER as
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THE NEWS FROM WASHINGTON

Secretary Marcy oQgr By Office seekers-7ae surrey Of
Railroad roaestot the Pacic-spector General of tie
Army-Peacea6le Measures for tie removal Of the Semi
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

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THE MICHIGAN RAILROAD CASE.

Since the late terrible collision near Chicago, the
following regulation has been adopted for the gov
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TO THE LOUISIANA BAR.

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AEriN's REPORTS Of cases argued and determined
nbe Supreme Court of the Territory of Orleans, and
1.-THE State Of Louisana-by Francois Xavier Mar
Il one Of the Judges of said Court With reference
Seventh o Annual Rep ss supreme Court up to
Lndmeuts of the Constitution, Statutes and CiV!i
lie Of Practice since those decisions were rendered,
| HThonas Gibbes Morgan, Counsellor at law. new
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I RosINsoN's REPORTs IL volumes; embracing the
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low offered either by the volume Or by the set, at
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ssd in conmendation of a work so well known to
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Conditional, II.
FEN ALE
LITERARY INSTITUTE.
Mrs. MARY ELIZA HILLS, Principal.

THE situation of this Institution combines the advan-
L tagcs of both town and country being pleasantly
located in retired part of the beautiful village OF
Emra, with every regard to the taste, comfort and
convenience Of the Pupils
The rooms are large, well warmed and ventilated
with indoor exercises in bad weather. Every effort
bein. made to combine Aome-comtots with school
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The primary object Of the Institution is to qualify
the young for the cheerful discharge OF the duties OF
subsequent life and this cannot be accomplished
by the development Of the intellectual! powers Alone
special attention will be directed to the education OF
the physical system and the heart. Every pupil Will
be taught to cultivate proper reliance on her own
powers-a love of pure morality and just apprecla-
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and eternity involves.
The government is purely parental, uniting mild
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under the care of gOverness The number OF board
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Bath rooms, to which all young ladies' have access,
are provided with ample accommodations for both
warm and cold additions The most accomplished
and efficient teachers will be in attendance.
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Sherif's Sales.
Slaerfff,s sale.


NARcELLlx GrLLls, w. JANE GLENN, ADMINISTRATIVE
It. al. No. $50. District Court, Parish OF Ca'a-
houIa. 18th Judicial District, State OF LOUISIANA
by vIRTUR 4 wit Of esvi faeiss issued IN the
ID above entitled suit and 70 me directed rom the
Hon District Court Of the Parish Of Catahouia nave
seized aud shall to satisfy the same, expose 70 fup0e
Sale, ON
Saturday, the sd day of December nert,
~ the door of the Court House in Harrisonburg
within legal hours for cash. under benefit OF apprase
mept ali the right, title and interest OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Glenn. one Of the defendants, in and to the
following described property, viz: -Four Promissory
Notes. executed to her order by Isaac 1. Gienn ior
IS 900 each, bearing date December 7tf 1850, pay
able respectively in one, two three and four years
after date STIMULATING interest at per cent. per an
rum from the date, and paraphed "Ne Vsrifenr,' by
VIM. E. Gaulden, Recorder, to identity them with
the act of mortgage and vendors privilege on ran
taton and appurtenances and slaves belonging TO the
drawer, which are specially mortgaged and hypothe-
Gated TO secure the payment. Also her interest IN
the order Of Seizure and Sale rendered on the 6th
day Of June, 1862 to enforce payment OF the said
notes by seizure and SALE Of the mortgaged property
which order was rendered in the suit ensitled, "Ez-
abcth Glenn use of Cammack, Squares, West u.s.
Sarah Jane Hopper et al"
The sale of the aforesaid Notes and proceedings
thereon, will be made without warranty OF any kind
and subject to any bona fde right and interest that
Cammack Squires & West may have had in the
Notes at the time of the seizure the right title. inter-
eat and Claim. If MIRA Elizabeth Glenn only to the
Notes mortgage and proceedings tneruon, i,a 'i's
been seized, her rights and interest alons WIN 0e o''
IN, .ssso. e :, In issx y i. RRIcHxKD sag
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Grand Literary and Artistic Combination.

GFdnQ LltefdIy ana AFtlSIle COMBINATION.
Arrangements have been made to furnish the
Knickerbocker Magazine, the Home Journal, and the
New York Musical World and Times, to new subscri-
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with vengeance. The Knickerbocker is S. per ana
mum; the Home Journal, S. and the Musical W orb
and Times, So; making s. 4 year at the usual rates
That three such works can be obtained for Eve dollars
year, b fact truly worthy the CQloric age, which,
Nscazine, edited bY Lewis Gayiard Clark, it is unrc
cessary to speak. Dor twenty years it has beeu the
most genial humorous, and spicy monthly in the
world; and the present volume viii be better than
any which preceded it. The Home Journal, edited
by Geo. p Morris, and N. p. Willis, Is well known as
the best family newspaper in America; and the Mas-
cal World and Times edited by Richard Stores Willis,
and Lowell Mason Geo. H Curtis, Thomas Hastings,
VIM. B. Bradbury, Geo. F. Root, and other musical
writer's contributing: and which gives, among other
things over e25 worth Of mnsic and full course IF
instruction in harmony annually, is the very best m,-
steal journal ever published. These three public,-
tons viii post family up in regard to nearly everr
thing worth knowing: Science, Literature, Mt
sic Painting Sculpture: Inventions, Discoveries, WI
Humor, Fancy, Sentiment: the Newest Fashions and
other attractions for LADIES' Choice New Music far
the Sabbath, the Church. and the Preside: Reviews
and Criticisms Of Musical Works Performers and Per.
lfnxnces. short the very pick end cream of Novel
y, Incident History, Biography Art, Literature AMI
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ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE.

Second Volssne-E leesntly Hkeefrafe -
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THE above named Insfituton, ,..stad n tho Pine
/ Hills Of Catahoula Parish, LOUISE h.a since
the resignation Of Mr.. Knapp, been unfS .hs s,rsr
intendence of Mr. j. B. Pye, who has endeaSS~sfhv
care and assduity to promote the progress Of his
pills. and to command share Of public patronage.
The buildings are large and aMnmodious. The sit
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paid to the comfort and health ofthe pupils and their
progress in knowledge will be stimulated by all eff
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Of February next,
The course of instruction viii embrace knowledge
Of Grammar, Geography, Elements Of Astronomy,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra and Arith-
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Greek language.
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Day Scholars, 90
Music I" 90
For use Of Piano, 90
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Drawing, Embroidery, ETC., are taught free o
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Sicily Island, September 10th, 1853. sep14y
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4 pursuance Of 81 order and decree OF the Hon HOT
70 me directed. shah proceed to offer for sale at
Public Auction at the late residence Of D. }. r.
Dampier, on Sicily Island on
Saturday, the 26h day Of November, instant
;.;, ,eoa, bours the following property, belonging
70 the succession Of said Dampier, deceased, VIZ:
Yoke Of Oxen.
Head Of Cattle, and the increase
Shot Gum
Saddles.
o'clock.
Horse Cart.
Log Chains. .c
And The right Of so Bushels Of Corn.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash, at its appraised value: And such as VIII nov
bring its appraised value viii be sold on the same
day for what it viii bring in casa
Nov. Q. 1858. D. N. PRfCHAhD, Snery.
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Can eno s;fbool Cooks.

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4 MONG his extensive and well selected stock OF
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Abbot on Shipping,
American Criminal Law,
Angels Law of Carriers,
Angel on Water Courses, &c,
Angel on Corporations,
Arnould on Insurance,
Bets Admiralty Practice,
Blackstone's Commentaries,
Burrirs New Law Dictionary,
Browns Civil and Admiralty Law,
Burlamaqus Nat. & Pol. do.
Burge on Suretyship,
Gritty on Bills Of Exchange,
Civil Code of Louisiana, 1908,
Civil Code of La, by Upton,
Code Napoleon,
Coyer on Partnership,
Conklins U. S. Adn'y.,
Conlln's Treaties,
Cooper's Justnian,
Digest of N. Y. Repairs,
Domat's Civil Law, English,
Ducr on Insurance,
Dunlaps carbohydrates,
Emcrigcn on Insurance,
Gordon's Digest Laws U. S.,
Cow on Partnership,
Greenleafs Evidence,
Greealeaf, over-ruled cases,
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Ek1A6s s.r-AAntaries vols,
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j Roscoe's Criminal Evidence
All the works of Judge Story
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FRENCH Id " BOOKS-CIVlL La ".
Rogron Code Civil Expl.
Troplong, Priv. ct Hypoth.
Pothier Euvres compl.
Duranton, Contrat de mar,
Do Obligations convent
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Srey, Lois ct Arets,
Merlin, Repert, de Jurisp.
Do. Questions de Droit
Pallet, Manuel de droit,
Mackeldey, droit ROMAN,
Pardessus, Cours de droit commercials,
A. dc st. Joseph, concordance entire les codes
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NOTICE.

THE public are hereby notified and warned against
/ purchasing ortrading fortwo promisaary Notes ex-
ecuted by me in favor Of D. r Calhoun Or order bear
ing date 5th August, 1852, each for one thousand
dollars, ($1000) one payable on the Let January,
with eight per cent interest from date the other for
same amount STIMULATING the like rate Of interest from
maturity-both paraphed " Ne Yeyife,r," by VIM f.
Gaulden, Notary Public for Catahoula Parish The
possession Of the property for which these Notes re-
fered to, given, being in contest am determine
ed not to pay them until am quoted in the title and
possession Of the land in consideration Of which they
were executed. +. OLIVER.
August 9th, 1883 aug3l