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GREAT EXCITEMENT!-I
W SUCCESS.-MORE THAN 200 PERSONS IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND ALONE TESTIFY
TO THE REMARKABLE CURES PERFORMED
BY CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.-This great
spring medicine and purifyer of the blood is now
used by hundreds of grateful patients, who testify
daily TO the remarkable cures performed BY the
greatest of ell medicines, CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE. Neuralgia, rheumatism, Scrotula, Erup-
tons IL the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers Ulcers Old
Sores, Affections of the Kidneys Diseases of the
Throat, Female Complaints, pains and aching of the
bones aud joints, are speedily put to flight by using
this great and iuestmebie remedy.
For ali diseases of the blood, and as a spring and
summer medicine, nothing has yet been found to
compare with it, 1t ceanses the system of ali impu
nes acts gently and efficiently the liver and kid
neys, strengthens the digestion, gives to the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy and re
stores the constitution by disc or roken
down by excuses in youth, to its pristine igor and
strength. :.
For the ladies, it is inconparably better than all
cosmetics ever used few doses of Carter's Spanish
Mixture viii remove all sallowness of complexion
to the step and improve the general health in q re
haarkable degree, beyond all the medicines ever
heard of.
The large number of certificates OF remarkable
cures performed on persons residing in our own CITY
by the of Car:er's Spanish Mixture is the bsst
evidence that there IS 10 hunbug about il. The
press hotel keepers, magistrates physicians and pub
lie men, well known to the community all add their
testimony TO the wonderful effects OF this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFYER.
Call and few out of the hundreds of certii-
Gates around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT l. BEERS, Druggists
No. l25 Mein street, Richmond.
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s.. apI
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RAVAGEs OF THE YELLOW FEVER.

new ORLEANS, August 23-The interments to-
day number 270-of which 24e were from the pre-,
vaiing epidemic. The report for the week shows
1880 nterments, including 1850 from yellow fever.
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T1EN DOLLARS PEW.--

VEN DOLLARS WAHD.-Lost.
IL n1iscarried or stolen on the affarnsa1 - !. ~,
instant, large black travelling TRUNK fcarsrsa
with linen,) and two CARPET BAGS, one tea vsS
key tied to it. The trunk has L. T. Wr;sht ,r;.t
upon card past ed or sealed the top Of il on IN.
cover, and L. X. ROBBINS on the trunk. which en-,
be seen by raising the The above articles 49,
up on the Curtis Peck from Old Point on the sth in
slant above named and were certainly landed at the
wnari-so says the Captain. The finder will receive
the above reward by leaving the above articles with
b. T. c. ROBBINS, City Hotel
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
By Telegraph for the Daily Dispatch,
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

AFFAIRS IN EURopE-pRo OF
PEACE EXCITEMENT IN CONSTANTINE.
THE CHINESE REBELLiON-THE MAR.
KETS
New YORK, Angus, 25.--The Arabia has just arriv-
ed, with Liverpool dates Of the 18th. A steamer was
seen ashore off Nan.ueke, (Mass) Shoals. II lie be.
eved TO be the Pacific which saiied from Liverpool
on the 10th inst.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
The French question lie believed to have been ami
eahy settled, though nothing is definitely known
The London Morning Post boldly asserts that the
Princpaliiies will he evacuated during the first week
in September, aud that after the English aud
French fleets will leave the Turkish waters.
The ates, telegraphic despatch from London, Aug.
18th, with advices from 81; Petersburg to the 9Th,
states that the Emperor definitely accepts the propo
sails of the four Powers despatch from Trieste
says that the Porte accepts without modification the
proposals drawn up at Vienna, and extraordinary
ambassador would leave Constautnople for ST. Pc
tersburg with the Sultans decision the Rus
sian troops were ordered TO evacpate the Principai
| ties
still! later despatch, dated Constantinope, July
Sis says an intense excitement existed there in
sequence of the refusal OF the Hospodars of Media
via and Wallachia TO obey the TO repair TO
| Copstan;inople. The old Turkish party were SO ia
dgnan: that fears entertained for the safety of
the city, which IN Imminent danger Of q revolu-
| ton.
| shlPWRECKs.
The steamship Monumental City wrecked On
the 18th May, her passage from Port Phillip to
Sidney, Australia, and is total loss Thirty-fye per-
| sons persisted.
| An Arab ship, having on board the Bombay mails
| foundered recent trip, and ia Lascars were
drowned.
| CHINA
| At the latest advces from China, the Imperial It's
| were making preparations TO relieve the army. The
force Of the Insurgents within four days march
of Nankin. private telegraphic despatch says that
they had beaten back the Imperial fleet from before
Nankin and had concluded not TO attack Canton u1-
til September.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. lS.-Cotton steady; sales of the
week Il coo bales Flour has declined Cd end Wheat
2doSd. Corn frIner Consols advanced to 98t asa.
The French Wheat crop only reaches about two
| thirds It's usual average
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran

u away from my residence in Henrico county
about the hrst of July last, negro WOMAN, named
about twenty years old, of yellow Completion. full
round iaee with holes in her ears. She has black
specA In one of her eyes. have doubt that she s
lurking about the city of Richmond. L will give a
seward OF $40 if taken in the county of Henrico or
I<o taken out of the county and lodged in Jail 30
that get her again. ''
l5-I21* IntIH
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BY GODDlN & APPERSON

BY GODDlN & APPERSON.
4 LOTS IN BROWN, PAGE AND GAM
It BLE'S PLAN, NEAR VALLEY STREET. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on FRIDAY af-
ternoon, the 26th August, 1853. upon the premises.
Page L CANDLES plan each fronting p feet. on a
street 80 feet wide, running back lao feet to
40 feetw wide: Also LOT, fronting 10 feet on James
street, running back l4O feet.
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at and months
for negotiable notes, interest added secured by a
trust deed, title retained.
GODDIN APPERSON,
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Peter ferger was murdered by three of his
slaves, near Versailles, Ky last week
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PILLS PRODUCE
IEIIE sIASr ELEAIc .f.L ~

1T OLLOWAY'S PILLS PR NC E
n Il THE MOST BENEFICIAL EFFECTS IN
ALL LIVER COMPLAINTS.-A gentleman who
resides at Dhobafh Factory, Calcutta writing
to his father, James kichol Esq, Is, Rahbone-
place, Oxford street. states that he had suffered Sc
vereiy from liver complaint, and dreadful pain in
his side, and that he has derived benefit from
taking HOLL0WAY'S PILLS tor q short time than
ne able to obtain under the treatment of several
medical in India for II months previously"
therefore officers III the army and Others who thro
living in hot climates, martyrs TO disUrdered
machs liver complaints, indigestion, should take
these valuable Pills, being safe and effecluai rene
dy for these diseases.
Sold by the Proprietor, 22i, Strand, (near Temple
Bar London aud by all Respectable Vendors of Pat
ent Medicines throughout the British Empire, and by
those of the Unite Sa;ss Pois AID Boxes at S75
cents, 81 cents, and ST. 30 ach. Wholesale by the
principal Drug Houses in the Unl0li, ara by Afessrs
A B. { ID. SANDS, New York, and P PURCELL, LADD
Il CO., Richmond, Va.
There Is very considerable saving in taking the lar
ger sizes.
N b. Directions for the guidance Of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or box. 9u S3-iw
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THE RICHMOND LIGHT INFAN-
mn Y RL I-I.S G... LQII.- .aME6as. l..

HNHE RICHMOND LIGHT INFAN-
Il TRY BLUES, Capt. JOHN NJ. PATTON, JR.,
having made an arrangement with the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad Company will have a grand
CIVIC AND MILITARY RSION to the
SLASH COTTAGE, OF WEDNESDAY EVENING
the 5lst August.
They wlll be accompanied by the ARMORY
BRASS and COTILLON BANDS, which have been
engaged for the occasion.
The will leave the depot al O'Clock precisely.
Persons not enabled to leave at that hour, will have
the privilege of going by the O'Clock train
Returning, the excursion train will leave the Cot
tage at ! O'clock Those desiring to remain longer
can take the mail train in the morning.
REFRESHMENTS viii be furnished at city PR
ces.
Tickets for the round trip ONE DOLLAR each
children half price.
fV Tickets to be had of any member of the Com
pany, or at the depot.
Ample arrangements have been made for the COM
flrt and convenience of the ladles. au22
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SHOCKOE HILL SCHOOL FOR

oBOYS, RICHMOND, VA.-The above institution,
situated in pleasant and healthy location. Broad
street, opposite to Brook Avenue, will stu
dies On MONDAY, the 18th of Au gust The course
of instruction will embrace all the branches that ge-
morally comprise an English education, together with
the Mathematical Sciences, &C.
He would respectfully state, that in addition to the
above he will give Instructions in the theory and
practice of Surveying, together with the rudiments
of Engineering For the benefit of those who could
not attend in the daytime, he will give instructions
in the night in housekeeping, Reading, Writing, CT
pherng, &e. Terms as before. For further partcu-
l4rs, apply to the Principal.
au 2-3t* r B. CITRTJN
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sRIPWIECKs.
CHINA.
THE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. lS.-Cotton steady; sales of the
week 4l00o bales. Flour has declined Cd and Wheat
2doSd Corn frIner. Consols advanced to 99t asa.
The French Wheat crop only reaches about two
thirds is usual eNerase
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JOHN BRIDGEwATER.
NOW kEADY.-A Memorial of Horatio

INV hEADf.-A Memorial of HoratiO
- Greenough: Consisting of Memoir, selee.
nv H ION MS Writings and Tributes TO his Genius;
IS cts Foiuuie, izno, cloth
-. me volume is exceedingly interesting. and upon
he "nole, is as good anything of its Kind done Ia
'hls country" -Herald
I'VE cordially commend tbssa ess.,. ! e.
70 me attention of all who desire to settle foT fbe
the prlnclples by which works of art are To ha
Juused: 0reenough's taste was exceedingly severe
1 isIeIlea gil beauty to the perfect ARRANGEMENT
au adaptauon of parts to the uses thew we're 3nten5
ed 10 fnlhi. This idea runs tbroupb the ess.r e.;
ueu' 1f1stnetlcs at Washington American ART,
american Architecture Relative and Indenendene
neauIE Structure and Organization, &c writines
which we think few could read witbont ba;ng 10
structed by them."-Post --
d Inc pedestrian in France and Switzerland; by Geo.
Darrell, Jr. limo, cloth ST. - ~
ms work presents claims to notice from its povel
pteIest pelng narrative of pedestrian tour throt
Versed, especially by pedestrians .
:; me Illustrated Record of the New York Exhbi-
I,oh OF the Industry of all Natons-Double NUMBER
harry Coverdale's Courtship, and what came of it;
Dy tne author OF Franz Fairlegh, Lewis Arundel
&c. Illustrated.
This new work by the author of Frank Fairlesh.
&c. Is decidedly of the best written novels OF the
age 1t is full OF the most exquisite drawings of the
human character, and the vein of quiet hunor yhcb
pervades the work shows that the author is closa
observer of his fellow men-and women"
Poughkeepse Eagle.
Paper covers, so CTS
The Lectures of Father Gavazzi-Reported by T.
e. Leland. Price in cloth IS cts; do. paper so cts
There has been great demand tor this work
rs cents.
Mark Hurdlestone, or the Two Brothers; by Mrs
Moodie-75 cts.
For sale by JAMES WOODHOUSE.
Is Eaele Souare :.
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TIE Fever al Mobile.


Mobile, Aug. ao.-The fever here shows slight
Increase.
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ADJUSTMENTS

METROPOLITAN HALL-On MON
4NA DAY EVENING, August 10Th, will be opened
the magnificent new Hall, with a Grand Exhibition
of Anellfs great Scrptural Painting of the END OF
THE WORLD, OR THE OPENING OF THE
SIXTH SEAL
This magnificent work of art, the largest Painting
in America full 500 feet square, occupying the
three years in its completicn will be exhibited for q
few days, in connection with grand CONCERTS, by
the celebrated Madame ROSALIA DURAND, as
sisted by the great Basso, Signor NOVELLI; Siguor
MORETTI, great Italian Violnist; Mr. WARDEN,
the versatile ballad singer and by Mr. STIFF ceebra-
ted Pianist
u For particulars see small bills
N. b. After Monday, 18th August, liberal arran ge-
ments will be mode for Schools by application
the office of Metropolitan Hall. au 23-1w
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AN BERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE
,,anNo. NORTH CALVERT STREET, RaTTI
1917, ofP0SiFE BARNUmS HOTEI-Ths
or sale Of Lottery Tickets within the Ststs
". ssignia being now in violation of Ian, snS -
selIea with heavy penalty on Conviction The .h
faoss would respectfully solicit the orders Of III
Has; Sna others who may feel disposed to purcbs.e
.r,y wears and being pretty generally. Tnov -
70 sx me State he deems almost unneee sssry
aed to him win be promptly and properly stssnaes
rsckases, single Tickets and shares In all III.
pondents by the first mail ss sent 20 CORES
" Prizes cashed at sight
AddIess THOMAS LAMBERT.
my l7-ists Raltirnra N 4
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II AIM L.
Il The next session of this institution 1.-THE second
under its present teachers) will commence I'll e
2jth of September The distinctive feature in the
plan of instruction, is THOROUGHNESS, an effort
10 resist the prevailing tendency ofthe age super
hciality.
The course of studies is comprehensive and in
the solid branches music, drawing and paint
ing, it is believed that peculiar facilities afforded
to such pupils as desire TO excel.
Charges moderate IN similar institutions in
Eastern Virginia.
For farther particulars address the Principal
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DRESERVING SUGAR.-On hand a
IL large supply of Refined SUGARS suitable for
preserving. For sale low by
BASS l. WILHELM.
below City Hotel, next to VIM. Palmer's
an 24-.s
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

r AND FOR SALE IN POWHATAN.-
- wish TO sell two TRACTS OF LAND ia Pow
hatan. The which reside, (Woodstock) con-
ains about TIP acree situated miles above the Court
House, 8 from Appomattox, and Sfrom James river;
about onehalf is forest-the soil is productive The
cleared land has been improved at considerable ex-
pense. Buildings comfortable and cenven ent for
large family. Meadow Hill, miles abo, the Court
House and 8 from James River, has 800 acres; soil
good; s. to 100 rich creek bottom; in cult
walton: the balance now being ditched. good brick
dwelling, granary, &c.
This is considered a very fertile tract.
Wheat may be seeded this fall Possession given at
the end Of the year. My address is Smithviile
au A-2. CHASTAIN COOKE.
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EOR SALE-A Saddle HORSE. The
Il owner having no further use for him, will sell at
a bargain. Apply to DR.. J. BOLTON,
l6-ts Grace street. between 4th and 5th
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| LYNDON PORTER AND CLAREI
49, W " me, Tor sale by JAS. B. SHELTON,
-. corner of Broad end 4lh SIS.
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4 fULL ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY
y, ~ S3hotEkiEs always on hand and for sale by
JAMES STIETTDN
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IOuhS FOR HIRE.-For hire, for the
" balance Of the year, two female COOKS WITH
ont inensabsance. Apply 10
EDWARD ID, EAcHO,
an2 % General Agent and Collector.
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t'OR HIRE, for the balance of the year,
Il Il female SERVANT.
"a. JAMES b. SHELTON,
du n corner of Broad and 9TH sts.
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IF inEi' oUGARS.-:,O0 bbls. Crush.
AID e. ea Powdered S and Coffee SUGARS, receiving
au ~ pIESIPy . pn.-.x,u
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for sale by ''' ieeoi'Nie an
Gu 20 TiESLFY &B BRYANT
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FARNvTLLE, August q.
I'VE take pleasure in recommending this School
to parents and guardians; and that we could
not wish better for the Principal and his lady than
that they may continually enjoy patronage equal
10 their merits" J. c. LEACH,
NJ. OSBORNE.
au 24-d2tWIt* c. H. BARKSDALE
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RROOMS, BUCKETS, DEMIJOANS
q JAMES B. SHELTON.
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IElII...5zNl.a117 4

II. d. ADDIaGIGa $50, - y /
hu . Office on. ae.rI -
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No. l25 Men street, Richmond.
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s.. apI
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TOR SALE.-A first rate Saddle HORSE
l. works well in harness-may be seen AZ The -
lumbar Stables. Enquire Of ''e ~
eu 22-2t< John ri spayprc
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DETER, FIMENIO, maze, CLOVES.
Il CINNAMON, MUSTARD, white and brow,
GINGER, for sale by
au z WILLIAM EGGLEsroN.
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AIDES SLIPPERS AND TIES-Just
9, 90 received, beautiful LOT, and for Gale at only
n, WIN. WALSH,
Dealer e IN Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags Va
au - Ices re
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR

TRUNKS, TRUNKS.-Apotber snnnlv
II of TRUNKS just received, embracing syery
SIZE, quality and price, among which are some very
superior lrot-iramed all of which will be sold very
cheap ut WM WsISupG u very
No; 10 Main street, below City Hotel, opposite
da ID
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YaAY-Iltj bales Northern HAY. daily
4 4 expected per schr Elizabeth and Elinor. Tor
=, - JOHN w. WRIGHT
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19
COMMUNICATE.

Monsieur IEditcur,-Un odieux H.
belle OH jc snis traite de geant, dc Mcbe
ct d'escroc, ayant parn dams lie "V,g,,
liant" du ) JUN, jc doiS a l'opinion do
donner TN solcnnrI dement, 4 Ehomhe
q"i a rcconrs n Ia prcsse pour aSsouvir
dc mjsGrabIes r]ancunes.
"J'ai unc taiIIe dc geant ct nne force
hcrculecnnc,' dit Get homme... mai.
salt p~nrfaitcmcnt> ct les populations an
miIien desqnclIes je Wis. lie savent aussl,
il salt bien, lie hargnenx, que jc mai il,
mais applique ces avantages qua IN
travail! a-siln ct onorable.--Pcut-atr
auraiSjc dd appliqncr parfois Ia force
de ma bottle a.. autrc chose. C'edt elI
encore nm travail honorable.
Ldchc T.. Est-cc que les brnces hnt
%jntnais en- occurs a d'infames caiomnics
pour tpronva lie courage de quclqu'un4
Eecroc : a accusation de &c gr,-
re, il nest d" rtponse possible qn'apnr.
une instruction judiciairc. lie public.
avart dc &c ]prononcrr entre PaCcusa,
teur It i'nccusd, vuuira bicu Censidaf.r
que jc n'ai %ja'nais ytcn nv dfIens d'an-
tru' ct que hlrn dcs gems NJ pcnychl pas
en- dire nrtnn'.
I'm attendant I'afiirmc a mas ANS It
a 'outcs les pcrsonnc> qni me commits
sent. I,atIim" cue cctte instruction
luiiciaire ii6irIra ~ caiomniaicur " VI
g'!ant," oomme I'orlnlon Ie hdtrit dtja,
JACQUES FIvEY.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19

enfn que dams la matinee meme, la ter
re avaitse remuee, g4 II f4rs
En- effet, pendant que Boxtel etait
dams sou lit, Cornelius .etait deseendn
dans son jardin, await deterre I'oignon,
ct CONNIE nous lavons vi, L await diyise
en- tIois cayeux.
Boxtel ne p~ouvait Sc decider a gutter
Ia place. II await reiourne avec ses
mains plus de dix pieds cares.
Enfin il ne lui resta plus de doutc sur
SON malheur. .s.
Iyre de c~olere, IL regagna son echelle
cnjamba lie muir, ranena TechelIe dc
chez Cornelius chez lui, la jeta dams son
3ardin ct sauta apres.
Tout i coup. il lui sint un dernier
espoir 1850 f5
C'est que les cayeux etaient dams lie
sschoir. t
IL ne s'agissait que de penetrcr dams
lie sechoir commc il await pene1e dams
le jardin. H1
La il les trouyerait.
Au reste, ce n'etait guere plus diff
Gle.
Les yitrages du seehoir Sc soalesaient
eomine ceux dune serre.
Cornelius van Baerle les await onEerts
: matin meme ct personnc n'aEait SON
4 les former.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19

Dams le jardln, Boxtel n'etait q"'un
m%araudeur; daus la chambre, Boxtel
etait I'm voleur-
Dependant, il reprit courage; il ne
TAFT pas venu jnsqne-Ia pour rentrer chez
lui les mains nettes.
Mais il cut beau chercher, ouyrir ct
fermer tous les %tiroirs. ct meme ie tiroIr
priyilegie on 6tait lie depot qui venait
d'etre Il fatal a Cornelius: il tronva Ell.
quetees CONNIE dams un Jerdin des plan
ties, la Joannis. In Witt, la tulipe bistre,
la tulipe cafe brittle; mails la tullpc noire
on plut6t des caycnx on ellie etait encore
endormie ct cachec dams les limbes de
Ia noraison, il u y EN- await pas dc traces.
FL dependant, sur lie reslstre des
CRANES el des cayeux tenn Ell partie
double par van Baerle avec plus de soin
ct ~d'exactitnde que lie reglstrc CONNER
cial des premieres maisons d'Amster'
dam. Boxtei Int ces Iignes
!" Aujourd'hui % aodt 1872, j'ai de-
terre l'oignon de la gFande tullPc noire
que j'ai separe en- trois cayenx par
fats"
Ces cayeux ces cayeux hnrla
Boxtel en- rayageant tout dams lc sechoir,
OH les a-t-ii pu cacher
Puts tout a coup Sc rampant lie front
a s'aplanir lie cervean
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-19
ANNONCES.
NOTICE

VI. WALSEiE begs IL announce that he Is
prepared 70 receive 1T his residence near Ma
poIn0nviIlc, as Day or Weekly Boarde.s. n j.
mited number of young gentleman to be eIu-
Gated along within his present pupils i'll III"
nshal branches Of education, including Latin.
Grek, Euclid and the sciences, so as to afford
a general and extensive cotlrte Of instruction
and qualify for matncuIatlon il any Univtr-
slty in the United States.
Mrs WALSHE wonId also instruct a select
few Young ~IaIies, or gentlemen, along with
her own childGc1l. Music lessons upon reason
nable terms. either at her own residence, Il
that oi her pupils.
Assumption, 10Th june 1853,