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FOR sALEBY
TIL AS L. WHITE,
no. los CANAL STREET
NOTES FROM LTFE-ln Seven Essays;
THE YEAR BOOK FACTS for 1883;
THRoLLs ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WATER CURE
CoLERlDGE's WORKSHOPS;
tARPER's MAGAZGNE-vo. 6. Ilyl5 zap
Summer Clothing.
LARGE AMI Handsome Assortment just
factory No. 241 BroaiVay, NewYork. comprising:
DRESS, FROCK, PATIO and SACK COATS,
Msrno, Tibet coth, Alpaca seeuek'r white
Duck, Stripe and Check LINN
--PANTALO0NS-
Of Merno w and Coorrd Drilling, sesrsuter strip and CHECK
Liucn, etc.
VESTS
Of White and Fancy Narspos pach White ard colorc
Linen, etc.
SHIRTS
OF Fine Linen, C9ulbrie Boscms Nla Win Linen lasous
-FANCY GOODS
Cambria cros Linen aud Gotten Drawers Cause Ngru u real
and Cotton Under Shirts Thread SIX aGbse whae
and Bothered CAmt Hanksr sgpen9crs Glovo Porte Non
naic' Pocket Books C.a- Caes rgvry B,rsses etc. ETC.
THOMPSON n NIXON,
my94 ?ptf No le Camp IT,. 100 lie CIV Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25

A propeller steamer, called the Tezuero, has
just been completed ct New York for Spanish
Company in Cuba, who propose running her,
laden with tobacco, from the south to the north
part Of the island, in opposition to the railroad
monopoly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25

BooKs-0nc of the largest and finest collec-
lions Of books that be found this country may
at steels Book store No co Camp street. Every
species Of literature from the ghtes to the grayest from
the mog funny to the most philosophical may be found
there and those who going travel well those
who should 90 and select Of the Interesting
volumes which may be seen there.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25

We are indebted TO the clerks Of the steamer
Fanny Smith for Loaissiils papers Of the 18th ast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25

We are under renewed obligations to H. D.
Hewitt No 80 Camp street for ami popular pieces Of
Music The very latest publications are at an times to
he found at Hewitts aud lady readers should by all
him and consult their own interest by giving
him call
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25

SUMNER CEoTHING.-The warm weather now
upon Is which has induced necessary change Of cloth
ing has also induced Aessrs Thompson Nixon orpo-
site the City Hotel lay supply of all those articles
necessary to gentlemans Summer wardrobe We re-
commend those who have not completed their purchases
to examine the articles advertised by Messr Thompson&
Nixon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25

Our thanks are due to the officers Of thu
steamer California for Mobile papers of AIondsy.
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Day and Boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

CONDUCTED By MRS NJ D DIMITRY,
The above shoo will be reformed MONDAY
nert, January
No Hstsus superficial Instruction. tsI bocE q
Questionable poPrety air.d s.rt attention ra veil to
the physical welfare to the moral training aad Intellectual ieSeePi
OF the pupil.
Theanon offers great advantages for ,hs learning the FeO,h
language.
Apply person. by letter. the Institute, TIvoLl CIRCLE,
South ssstssotion. dsesl ly2p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25

\ MoNTH OF CALAMITY Truly this has been
a month Of calamity. Within three or four
weeks we have been called upon to report the de-
struction Of the steamship Independence in the
Pacific, the Ocean Wave on the Lakes, and the
Jenny Lind IN California the awful railroad
calamities at Chicago and Norwalk, and now we
have to add TO the catalogue the loss of the ship
William and Mary at sea. By these six dsas
ters not less than five hundred souls have been
hurried into eternity, and in addition to these
there have heen minor accidents on railroads
and steamboats,, falling of buildings etc. which
would materially swell the fearful aggregate.
There must be a growing disregard for human
life throughout the world, when disasters Of this
Kind come thus in g battnlions =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25

10 ErIantersand Country Dealers.
F. & f. REILLY & CO.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS.
tF- Keep constantly on iAnd
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
SUITABLE FOR THE COUNTRY CONSUMPTION.
Planters EVERY ARTICLE their Establishment requisite
for their plantation
Country we'll ard examine their RICH
SUPPLIES IMPORTED GOODS, which they sell in SMALL
QUANTITIES. thereby giving the purchaser GENERAL AssoRT
MENT, without laying large supply of each article.
p H. REILLY L. CO,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DEALERS
MINI on.f Canal and ROYAL sTset..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25

METArRIE CouBsE--There will be a trot over
this course to-day mile heats three in five to har
ness for which there three entries Fillmore Ned3y
and Gray BR The latter believe the fayoritc at
odds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25
NOTICE To TIE CITIZENS OF NEW OR.

LEANSlhrorg gil the qaeui my
gentlemen aaEr az length complied with their wishes open ny
EAoIIE g ARDEN tie faronler At
The ion The CREAM GARDEN on THIS
sNEHlNG NsnnetnE, May 2S No persons
ad 70 enter ne 6lr'n i Gle fni slr Hep The good
m THo vs HE rncn vii! them pulling
hNs No lsii-s will be permitted
Hnfs are IL unless accompanied hy GGu"meu. Thr order viii
De maintained. There will wanting p4lt render
his Garden pleasant the Ladies
e.us. NagOVERN.
uyg5 II conner of ClrouJ,lft and Iuf, .tTeats
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25

DELEGATES TO THE SoUrH WESTERN CoNvEN-
TON. We cheerfully give place to the annexed
call of the Mayor for a meeting on Thursday
evening next of the Delegates from this city APP
pointed to represent her interests in the pro-
posed Memphis Convention. The card of the
Mayor fully explains the objects for which this
preliminary meeting is called
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25
ETORE NEW MUSIC .aaf
W. Jn,t received ar gala by w Il
Il. u, II E WfTT, Rsg:I
NJ. 90 straet,

II. d, II " TIT, h{tE.E
No SO Cump street. st.S1
w Y. WALLACE.
slay M9run-, iHetAdieu I4etsS Va Eersnsz No lie
Cameia 10, 2 'Hsoropt NJ Jasmin NJ Ia Rose 30.
s. L. bahlia; No ?, ustt 3 Mol, Rgpid=t4, tuie.
SONGS
Oh Love The ENrly MONA Voice Laesgoei Lady,
Speak those Words AeiinsunHy 5rsaULo0k the Blight Side
Auuil Love.
GUITAR SONGS.
Rose Of Ny Heart MARY Of The GlarNIin. Own
W !eome lie SnigbWhy DO Love YetBrttsr Taar
BcautyLigb OF Ms SoU Wo Eravl Cha ged at
laHle-Ea9ls Oas tianie Nori.
Cad is Retreat PolEa-My Aunty poka Aanarda Sehotsch
y ia ur. Val
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Ohio River-Steamboats.

LOUISVILLE, May %. p NJ
The steamboat Falcon has arrived. and the
A l.. Shotwell has departed for New Orleans
CINCINNATI May g, T. VI,
The river here is still rising
PITTSBURGH, May u
The river here is FILLING with feet water in
the channel
CINCINNATI, May a
The river here Is still rising, and has swollen
four feet since last evening.
LOUISVILLE, May "A
The only boat that has left here to-day for
NowOrleans is the General Lafayette
NArcHEz, May IS.
The Iorktown's time to Baton Rouge was Q
hours and 20 minutes to Natchcz, ~ hours and
% minutes eating the time of the Eclipse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25
Still Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
Advance in Cotton.

Advance in Cotton.
NEwYORK, May "a
The Cunard steamer Europa arrived at Hall
fax to-day, bringing dates from Liverpool to
the l4th inst, four days later than the accounts
brought by the Franklin. Her adyices embrace
the following report of the
Liverpool Markets.
LIyELPooG, May A.
There has been good demand in the cotton
market since the departure of the Africa, espe-
cially for export, with sales for the week Of
AZ 900 bales, comprising $4,000 for the trade,
600O for export, and 6000 for speculation.
Prices have advanced nearly sd. per pound !;
the principal improvement being for Fair and
Good Fair. The quotations are now as follows ;
Fair Orleans 81, Middling Orleans 81, Fair Up
lands SO, and NIdlling Uplands id. per lb.
Flour has been firm throughout the week, and
the demand good at 22s Cd for Northern Canal,
and 23s. Cd per barrel for Ohio,
Corn has been dull at sos Cd. for white and
Bis. Sd. per quarter for yellow.
Lard has met with a good demand at 52s. per
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25
Further by the Franklin--Mrs Stowe
Ministry Triumphant

NEW DIRK, May II.
The Franklin brings but little general news
of much interest, She brings accounts of a grand
reception given to Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe
at Stafford House on which occasion the famous
address Of 1.-THE Women Of England" was pre-
scented to Mrs. Stowe by the Earl of Shaftesbury
Parliament was still engaged in the discussion
of Mr.. Gladstonc's financial statement, and in
every case of division, so far, the Ministry had
a majority. 1t was considered nearly certain
that the whole series of measures proposed by
Mr.. Gladstone would be adopted, with but few
rnnli hrn rinns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25

LOUISVILLE, May "A.
The principal dispatch with regard to the
Eclipse and Shotwel, is as to the time that the
Shotwell left New Orleans The agents of both
boats have agreed to refer the subject to arbi
traitors.
The Shotwell claims to have beaten the
Ecliuse one minute
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Don ANDRE SOLORZAVO,
COLLECTOR & AGENT,
Aasununypu5o-ns -Ea1e

La chose au re>te etalt en- usage par
mi les ideles quand IN dc leurs maftres
mourait publiquement sur le Bnytep-
hofr.
Tn fanatiqne CONNIE Petait Cornt-
Illus p%ouvait bien avoir IN autre fanati-
que qui donnait cent Aorius de ses reii-
ques.
Aussi lie i,onrreau acquiesca,t-iI a la
proposition. II ny await mis- qn'une
seuIe condition, c;est quill serait pave
d'avance.
Boxtel, les gems qni entfent
dams les %barraques de foire, pou7ait ne
ire pas content ct par consequent ne
pas %youloir payer en- s%ortant.
Boxtel paya d'avance ct attendit.
Qu'on JUICE apres celia 81 Boxtel eta't
emu. sill suryeiIlait gardes, greffier, exc
cuteur. 81 les movements de a Baerle
l'inquietaient /: comment Sc placcrait-il
sur lie hillot, comment tomberalt-il; en-
tombant n~'eecraserait.il pas dams 81 chute
les inestimables caveux, avait-il eu soin
au moins de les renfermer dams une
boite dor. par exemple, por etant lie
plus our de tous les metaux.
Nous n'entreprendrons pas dc decrire
lseffet produit sur ce digne morteI par
l'emp6cheme mt apporte a l'execution dc
la sentence. A qaci perdait done son
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Cleophas Gantroaux, administrator, No
1919, 1e. FRANCOIS Barthct.

Cleophas Gantroanx, administrator, No
1919, ve. FRANCOIS Barthct.
The State Of |]ori>jana. fifth Judicial
District Court il and FOR the parish OF
Assumption.
Iy virtuc ofand IN ohcdicpcc 10 an order Of
seizure and sale. to me directed by thc ~Ilonora-
bic the above Court. sitting in ard for jho no-
IRISH of Assumption, Stotc a.orH51id, o2ted Ju4c
I'd 1853.
] have seized and will Of offer at public sa}o.
al the Court House Of this parish. in the village
of NapoiconvilIc, on Saturday the 9th day of
August 1853, commencing at eleven O'Clock n.
NJ. the following described property belonging
10 the defendant FRANCOIS Dartbet. to wit:
A lot of ground, situated in the parish Of As
.snunption, on the right banh Of Bayou LaGonr-
che. in the neighbourhood oGtho Church ct Sic
P~hilomGOe. measuring one hundred and twenty
four feet front, by two arpcnts in depth, com-
m~9ncing from the Bayou LaIonrchc. not incIn-
ding the road and Ievec, bouudcd OH one side
by lands ofCharIes NIaxiIe DoudreauX, and on
the other side by those of T. Dpxin, together
with all the buildings and improvements for
mod thereon.
Seized 20 satisfy said writ and costs offs rfts
to be sold with the benefit Of appraisement.
Terms Cash.
Assumption, July ID 1883.
A. L. HICKMAN.
~ sheriff.
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NECROLOGE.

DECIDE, mardi dernier, 26 Juliet, q
dcux hcnres, sur l%'habitation de son
grand-pere, -EDcARp-JuMoN-
VILE DE- VuLLIErs, de Ia Nile Orleans.
a IAge dc six ans It demi.
La mort de cet enfHnt est attribute j
h fevre %jaune. t"y premiers induces de
Ia maladie de son fills, la mere s'est i'm
mtdia,emcnt transporter d Ia campa-
pnc... Prtcau'ion i%nutiIc L'enfant est
mo-, dans SEES bras IN bout dc deux jours.
NJ. Alexandrc-JnmonviIle he ViIliers.
~instruit que Ia maladie s'aggravait, est
arrouru. l. son tour auples de Sol fills,
mai, htlas /! il nc Pa pas retrouve vi
want.
les GnntrailIcs du jeune De Vil)iers
ont eu lieu mercrcdi dernier ct ont atti-
re IN grand %concours.
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temps Ie bonrrean 4 faire hamboYer
son epee nn-dessus dc Ia t6te dc Corl6-
Illus an lieu d'abattre cette t6te: mais
guand il Wit le g%refier prendre Ia main
du condamne, lc r~elever tout en- tirant
de sa poche on ~parchemin. qnand il ems
tcndit la lecture publique de Ia grace
accordee par |e %stathonder, Boxtcl ne
fut plus TN honme. la rage du tigre.
de la hyenc ct du serpent eclata dams
son geste; s'il cut etc 4 port6e de van
BaerIe. il SC fut jete sur lui etI'edt assas-
sine.
Ainsi done, Cornelius W,rait, Corn6-
illus iroit a Locwestein: IA, dams sa pri-
son., il ~emporterait les cayeux. ct pe't'
etrc SC trouverait.il 'un jardin Oh il arri,
verait a faire tleurir la tuipe noire.
II est certaines catastrophes que la
plume dun panvre ecrivain ne peut de-
~crire, ct quill ast oblig6 de liyrer a Fl
Imagination de ses l~ccteurs dams toutc
la s,,npIicite du fail.
Boxtcl, pane, tomba de ga borne sur
quelq,ies orangistes mecontcnts comr'e
lui de Ia tournure que venait de prem
DIRE fatfsire. Lesqnels, peasant que les
eris pousses par n,ynller isaac. etaient
des cris de joie, lie b%onrrerent de conps
de poing, qni certes n'eussent pas etc
mieux donnfs de f'autre cote du detroit.
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Mals que ponvalent a%louter qnelques
conps de poing a Ia douIeur que resscn.
TAFT Doxtel.
II vonlut aIors conrir apres lie carrossc
qui emportait CorneIins asec ses cayenx.
Mais dams son empressement, il ne Wit
pas TN pave. trGbncha, perdit son CEN
tire de gravile. ronIa > dix pas ct nc Sc
releva que fou!e, meurtri, ct lorsque
toute Ia fangeuse populace de la Hayc
Iui eut passe sur le dos.
Dams cette Circumstance encore, Box
tel. oui etait en- veine de malhenr, en- fut
done pour ses habits dechires, son dos
mcurtri ct ses mains tgratignees.
On aurait pu croire que c'etait assez
CONNIE celia pour Boxtcl.
On sc serait trompe.
BoxteI, remis sur ses pieds. s'arracha
lie plus dc cheveuS quill put. ct les leta
en- h%olocauste i celtic diyiniie faronche
ct insensibIe qu.on appeile I'Env'c.
Ce fut uuc offrande sans doute agrea-
bic i cette dtesse qni ma, dit la mylho-
logic, que 1es ~serpents en- guise dc coli
furc.
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lie navigator en- rentrant au port dira
M i! est mercredi.
81 I'm autrc, partant de Brest en- me.
me temps, fait lie tour dc l., terrc dams
Ic nome i%ntervallc, mails en- Sc dirigeant
vcrs 1Est, on r~econnaitra, par M raj
sonnement analogue, QUEEN %rentrant au
port apres trois cent soixantc jonrs. il
comptera lie 26 mai, plus vingt- qnctrc
hures; il Sc trouvera done au II mai OH
au vcndredi. Pour tut lie jeudi aura e"
lieu la v%eiIle; pour lie premier naviga-
teur, ce sera lie lendemain; enfin pour
lie paisible citadin de Brest, &C sera pre-
easement &c ~jour-Ia. 81 done on r%ccoeil-
lc les trois temoignages, don't chacun est
vrai en- particulier, or trouvera trois
jcudis dams Ccttc scmaine.
Pour arriver i CO resultat original. il
nest pas n6cessaire que les departs, les
jours d'airivee ct la duree des deux vo-
wages soient les mames : tout homme
qui aura fait lie tour de Ia tcrrc de PEST
Il rOuest, on dc rOucst Il lEst, dams
un in,crvaIic dc temps queIconque,
comptcra %toujours un jour de moins on
dc plus one cel"i qui ma pas bonge;
c'est ce que Pom re%connaftra sans peine
en- a%ppIiquant a ccs ditf6rents cas- lie
announcement ci-dessus. Cettc rcmarque
fut faitc pour la premiere fois par les
compagnons dc Magellan, vcrs 1853: q
lcur rctour en- Europe, lis trouverent
qn'on %comptait IN jour de plus q%u'enx,
ct s'imaginerent d'abord q"iIs s'etaient
trompts. Aujourd'hui, il y IA birn des
]pcrsonnes qui Sc trouvcnt dams le meme
cas-. ct qui ont do a~jou'er on ~rctrancher
nm Jour a queIqu.une dc Ienrs ]semaines
pour Sc trouver d'accord avcc tout lie
monde.
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En- effet, Boxtel ne pouvait deviner

En- effet, Boxtel nj pouvait deviner
kieux chooses ;
Rosa, c'est. a-dire ramour;
G%aillaame, csest-a-dire la clemcnce.
Moins Rosa ct moins GnillauIne, sles
ealculs de l'enyieux etaient exacts.
Moins Guillaume, Cornelius mon-
fait.
Moins Rosa, Cornelius mourait, ses
cayeux sur son cGur
Mynher Boxtel ALA done trouver lie
ooarreau, Sc donna d Get homme CONNIE
IN grand ami du condamne, ct moins
les bijoux dor ct d'argent quill %laissait
. Fexecateur, il acheta toute la defroque
% tutur mort pour la somme IN peu ex-
sraordinaire de cent forms.
Mais qu'etait-ce qu'une somme de
cent florins pour un homme d peu pres
sur d'acheter pour cette somne lie prix
DC Ia societe de Harlem
C'etait de l'argent prets a mile pour
10, &C qui est, on en- ~conviendra, un
assez Joli placement.
lie b%ourreau, de son cote, n'avait rien
ou presqne rien d faire, pour gagner ces
cent forms. II devait settlement. pexe-
Isution finie, laisser mynher Isaac Boy
ei monter sur l'echafaud avec SEES va
ets pour ~rccueillir les restes inanimss dc
son ami.
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HOTEL WASHINGTON
A NAPOIEONVILLE.

NJ. JOHN W. BELTS Went d'acqnrrir de
NJ. NIGTORIN TKlCIlE le bel ctablisscmcnt
connu sous lie nom dc H5tR washington.
Les wastes, commodes ct cIcgantes constrnc-
tlons attachoes & Get ctablisecmont, Ie choix des
NETS ct wins Seryis a Ia table du WASHINGTON
HoTEL, font sans contredit de cette maison unc
des plus coRfortablcs de Ia campagnc.
M. Belts s~occupc Achievement damGIiorcr
Fetablissemont deja 81 bien monte don't il Went
dentrcprendre leXpIoitatlon; aussi compte-t-iI
sur lie patronage de tous Sos amis, dCs voya-
gears ct du public on general.
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enfe,me jnstement dans .cet,e meme
prison qui await rccu Ie savant M. Gro
'tius.
Mais une fois arrive a Ia prison uns
honneur bien plus grand I'attenda ait. IL
Sc lrouva que la chambre habitGe par
IiIlustre ami de BarneyelGt etait vacan-,
te a Loewestein, auand Ia clemence du
prince d'Orange y cnyoya lie tulipier
van BaerIe.
Cette cl,ambre await bien mauvaise
re equation dams lie chateau depuis que,
grace Il imagination de sa femme, M.
Grotius sen etait enfui dams lie famenx
cofre a iivres qu'on await oublie de Vi:
sitter. ~
DUN autre cote, celia parut de,hien bon
augure d wan Baefle, que cette chambrc
Ini fut donnee pour logement; car enfIn.
janais, scion ses idees a lui, un ge6lier
n'ent do faire ha)iter 4 un second pi-
geon Ia cage d'od un premier s'etait ST
faciIement envole.
La chambre est historigue.
Nous ne perdrons done pas notre
temps a en- consigner lei les details, sauf
une alcove qni await etc pratiquee pour
Nine Grotius.
In suite au urochaiu n1mserc.
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ANNOUNCES.
ETAT DE IA LOUISIANE.-Cour
dn Cinquieme District Judiciaire,-
Paroisse Assumption.

ParoIsse Assumption.
Succession de FM Laferriere Levesque
Attendu que dame Euphemie Materre,
veuve +. M. Laferrlere Levesque, CONNIE tu-
trice ct administrative de Ia dite succession
ainsi QUEEN sa qualite d'execdtrice dative de
leu F.. NJ. Laferriere Levesqie son mari, a de-
pose au bureau du greliier de la dite Cour un
compile final de son administration ct un Ia
beau de distribution de Ia susdite succession
ainsi qu'une petition en- demandant Phomolo-
CATION.
Avis est par lie present donne d tous ceux
que celia peut concerner d'avoir q deduire
dams les dix jours, 81 les dites personnes resi-
dent dams la paroisse Assumption, on s'ils ne
resident pas dams la paroisse Assumption, alors
dams les 80 iours qui s%uivront la publication de
get avis, les raisons pour lesquelles lesdits
'compte ct tableau de distribution ne seralent
pas APPROVES ct homologues.
Par ordre de la Cour.
Assumption, 80 Juliet 1858.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
10 Greffier.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

Fine farming and cypress lands, situated
as follows:
On Grand Bayou above plantation of Nor
bett Ian g and below francois NloI1rre.
On Bayou Corne, near the ielry-on Bayou
Pierre Part above and below ery:-on Belle
Rive OH road IeaUtng TO eros l. Prayans
plan,2tion; on Bayou CreUy: on Bayou
Doctor B1ulG Labadie: on New Texas
Double concessions in bac Of tuillot. brothers.
Ba. bier and othe.s $. On btule ct-eincent &
Oh Tue Opejousas rail road route.
Terms moderate.
Apply tie
A. J. POWELL.
U. S. Den. Surveyor & land agent.
Donaldsouv lie. La.
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Tailleur de Paris, on il a i~ravaille durant
douze annfes, Went de s'etablir a Napoleon
vile, dams la maison de NJ. Pierre blanchard,
a cote lie rhorlogerie de NJ. Edmond Dronot.
NJ. Clober otre au public les services de sa
profession ct il esp6re aeq1erir un nonbreux
patronage, autant 4 cause de Ia modicit.l de
ses priy que par relegance re ses CONNECTIONS
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NJ. WALSHE legs to announce tnat he is
prepared TO receive at his residence near Ma
poleonviIle. as Day or Weekly Boarders, a IL
mited number 0; youn" gentleman to be edit
Gated aIon& width his present pupils III the
usual branches OF education, including Latin,
Grek, Euclid and the sciences, so as TO afford
a general and extensive course of instruction
and quality i6r matriculation in any Unlver-
sity in the United States.
Mrs WALSIlE would also instruct Il select
few young ladies, or gentlemen, along with
her own children. Music lessons upon reason
pable terms. either at her own residence, Or
that Of her pupils,
Assumption, 10Th June 1859.
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40. Us. FranCois Barthel. u.
LEtat de la Louisiana. Cour du Gin.
unjeme District JudiCinire dans ct
ponr la paroi~5e Assumption.
En- yeolu dun ordre se saisle ct de vente a
MOI 90 eessG pr Ftlenorable Ia s~usoife Con-.
s.r2ernt dams ct nonr Ia paroisse Assumption,
Fiat stct!it, Ell date du 2 III II 1853.
ia sais Ell "otr.rai Ell yenle publique, a IA
Mason de Cour de cette p~aroisse, dams lie
village De Napo'eonyi}le, lie Sanedi CINE our
du Irois n'aont 1853, cummencant q II heu-
les du naiir. Ia ptopHe16 cj-apres apparte-
teuanD au de{endeur Ftanro's Barthet, SAVIOR:
Ga tot De tetfe sitpe dams la paroisse As
sonlpiion, sur la i've drOtte du Bayou Lafour-
che. daus e voisinaQe de EEglise Sie-Fhllome~
ne. lnesurant cent vingt-qUatre pieds de face,
sur Ueux al penis de pro'ondeur, 4 paltir dudit
Bayou. non comprls les chemins ct les leyees,
bofnee dun cote par les ter1es de Charles
MaSile Doudreanx ct de lautfe cote par Gel
les de 4. Duxin, ensemble avec toutes les
batisses ct authorizations qui sly lrouvent.
Sa;si pour satisfaire lie writ ci-dess1s ct les
frais du preces; vendu ayec lie btnelice de
Destination.
sConditions Compliant.
P~a,oisse Assompiion. lie Juliet 1853.
~ A. F. HICKMAN, Sheriff.