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Memoranda.


.tanssss lsss
p last s' Is lays
ss S:n Land In a Ssp aSr
i. r. %aa ssy ss s
CLIPPER slip Comet hence At do lo,h u very severe
istsss rom MY Made sRs pns S% il
Clipper chip Trade Wind at DO lOs ult Phadephia
sS Il 10. is NJ, sr ss e a
from NNE to NM; vase port for IL days Passage Us
Clipper ship Witch Of the Wave ~ do I,th uis from Bo.
9a 10 ipS h he s.yi Tra
tsf severe weather q cspo aorn The equator IN
o. 10 NOV d after which met with is's NV viad' ra
crEer chip x.udsn. a. DO nth uit. henss Aug ..2 IS
ias the equator ia
CLIPPER .tp Hurricane at I2.h ul, hence Aug was Is
sage; passage I25 days.
CLIPPER hip North Wind a. do 18th Wit: hence July q
house, Ac: rss;sse lss days
Clipper ship wide Axahe, a. do Ish nl hence Aug 81.
i iii " SonoS as &
passsg 20 ia days
70 the day q their reported .,rv. San lrsq
On. , To ispGs,s q tho vessels pub
chryr ship nischi.f was advertised TO be sold at San
Francisco on the 10 ult
letter TO wood walter Eel Secretary Of the Board of
UEdewres dated San Francisco Dec 6 the ships
rived au.ng N. previous fortnight
York Lad sshsrsed number Of packages Wet
The keeper Of the Highland Light Caps Cod reports ,ha.
on tie 9th inst he saw ship boat with about is
board making for tic land Boon after the
cutter Morris rick them snd towards Province
town. They were probably the of
vessel.
Tie report thai Cap, ooar. Of brig Rainbow lost
overheard the tashge IRON Haven to Porto Rico,
incorrect Letters the of him
conreet.p with the arrival OF the The lost her
deck load, and when spokea this was msun6ersto9d.
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Steam Boiler Explosion.

WHEELING, Jan. s 1854
Tie boiler in Zspe Herr Co . pork house expOded
Saturday night but lives los, and the damage
does not exceed 81 ,0Co
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THs HIGHLANDS Jan 9-1oP. ~
There signs q ~ Baltic up 10 the present mo
ment The weather i clear, and the wind west By
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The board met Lass night the usual hour ald the
number being In ndsrce tho excitement vas
increased by tho rnmbr outsiders crowded
rook and corner az the chamber.
htrKrscsNFNr AKIN RrroRM.
Nr HoTcSINsoN onered resolution praying tia. spe
cal con mtee three atponted to ne siirs
,he Bureiu OF tie Corporation Attorney for ~ past year
and eport the facts the board together With their
Mon What action any hnult be tsksn Ia raster
Mr. 0tchhnan cfared the reacrti'r the rraund
the ocd conduct Of the Corporation Attorney h.d been
sde the satiec. OF Investigation the Grand Jury
Mr. kESSYny, d the Ninth tisrist, said he did vet like
the toLe OF the resolution 10 Dads tao cAsrge and
the conauot Of former
Mr. WIN efthe Seventeenth district hoped the RESP ution
would tc adopted uo fnev u 20 be fact tsat
hends Of tue department absent In Eu had pocket
ed Sl1 o. the city money and only put sn in the
Whothe- that gentleman be eesiaE Devon3hrc
nutcn IN old England Il was teis dutr reormers
to inquire s7 populations which hsye Seen made by the
heads Of depart nsats.
sEvFR AL NpNnrRs-order order.
M N1D-l am Ia order. sut sm not afraid \, speak nv
be adopted.
members moved TO lay the resolution the table
Loot.
the quetth n was yut an thu document adopted.
SALARIES roiIcrIpN
Nj FRYE CT the Forty rin tn district offered resolution
skug tst the Comptrels report be Mhen om the table,
20 be appropriated for the the Po,o Depart
ment be censidtred.
Mr. RrNSrDv opposed the resolution ON the sround THAT
any evil. cted the polceUen BY ths au board couid
not rene led BY this boN would be doing
NJ viD- hope The rssoiu.ies will pass rhe P,lcs Do
psrtment haze been wronGea By the last board who did
make the aprrcpris 70 PAY se salaries TIA
police shs hosss viIi Aos pay the police will Do
x..~s.f 1ss scy.l v Is, ". paper on Vie table.
creed 70.
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BALTIMORE Jan. Q, 1854
lie eiiEs 81 Ire scales today 500 head Of beef
cattle 81 which $40 orivsn to Lad.lphs and the
tnce sold % city butchers prices ngpg rom s. so
a IS on he hoof-iqrAI to 81 q 50 rs net.
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Brig Condor, INDY. Trinidad Dc Cuba rhempsoa Hun

Brig Condor h INDY Trinidad Dc Cuba rhenpssa Hun
Big ei..ns OBJ. A.s.ll. s. Johns, NJ Smith Noble
Brig solomon Eaton HsmdeS, Potomao river. CHARLES O
sohr NOSE. Taylor, Smith, Aspawail Hcrssdy. Noss
sosr ssn.tsr Lewis. savannah s.uIss cissrpss Co.
s si. es: s.s , ms,:.s' Ms
Noun. s1sr Po Bsmos Parker y Co.
Steamship Union Adams Charleston with ndss and pas
70 sp ort 1st0n Co. Encountered heavy seas
ss nsf Sr'a ieun, Glasgow and er..aoel Nov al With
l .sysi 81 r msss
len q ssr with
heavy sRs hiS 1s
s's Psl.sn, @ s:y yin
Neineie Jan at noon lat 80 ls Ion 70 81 passed Am
e on her
ss;iss M
The b and aIrg b banging her bottom WAS ooppered NE
r iss
ssIs asls:
stephan Yo.ss fiss:ssn LAgh.m x...prs: 70
S.s a,inssS g. Tssn,',sp Ssy orls.s' ss,ss 2
heavy weather. sprung msntopmas started deck load lost
Brig Jonathan ciey Tounss.n. Mobile s. days with cot
to-. a sss
G S.a .s e: s
w
with loss Of foremost and sneh9r chain hang
81 .iss .sss kisSassa dsess. c.ss M::s
.nd csi o % :s with II
az ;:s
81 leaking badly 81 brig S@rsis
% who s ms sS a sn Fl hs Il ss
,pete sohr Thomas A.yhsw nom Pert Prince Tor Ne,
and Kim ly supplied MS Win -four
81
sss - ss
e., ~ ''' - s::s. ss::
ia :.
*; ssIss S WAY:
SER I I.iSsua. .' hassRin: ss.sss 'H day:
ssS. Elm sssp: sHt t. s S:S Bedford.
s sshr SNOW snM 4. smith. Rooilsnd d.iAA''
ssSI s.TiS js!i; SSsns Tsskl,na Vi. Newport
o: sns on
!sss shsss Fssyssa
ssP Hs'a s:n Ssn a.sS:ii River
Sloop Neptune, Racl ETY. WAreham.
Sloop Helen Perry. New Bedford.
SlOop JAmes LaDpheer, -. New London.
Lei. sss H.Is .a KS 5s b sy e: s
s,csn ship YaDkoo Blade the beam and following
morning parted with her. and bore Hinge
ton Ja Lefs at PA th and arrived ~ Aspinwsll At
n q sSuf after the arrival Ct the Yankee
Ship Isaac Wright, Abesl arrived yesterday from
Liverpool had 5l7 passeDger Reports-N Nov 20, Auton
Rainier seaman fell from the :.ay. and died
from the main royal yard overheard and drowned
JeeIh Holmes seaman fell from the main topmast aud
struck the rail- and fell overheard and iastantly
3tt Rohd Thomas s'.msD des Had three deaths the
passage; one infant and two adults
shar yesterday, with S3 passengers
signed 10 Everett Brown, porsJan LAT SO o. Ion IS
49, large ship it'll part her
sapdps @ obatS The ship conmeroo before rsport,d pee
snd other drift stuff Jan lat 40 AZ Ion 70 spoke bark
Chss William Of nd from Boston for Savannah The
peen heavy westerly gales most Of the passage Had
four deaths.
SAILED
Steam ship Black Warrior Mobile aud HAvsna ships Red
Jacket new eLppo and New VERDI Liverpool; Isaac Al
leItop, New Orleans.
Wind during the day from WsW.
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Marine DIsa sters.
UNKNOWN BRIG WRECKED.

UNKNOWN BRIG WRECKED.
Boston Jan. Q. 1854
The brig Boster at Salem from Cayenne reports, De-
Gem 2o AZ 80 lon. 60 passed the WRECK OF hsr
maphrodite brig, pSintsd black, with white streak
she had green trunk cabin, with companion way on
the star beard sies.
THE LOST SHIP sTAFFoRDsHInE.
Providence, Jan 0, 1854.
Capt Mckenzie OF the Bitiah bark ArabiAn, at this
port FROM atgow reeorts December 49, At AZ o. len.
"a - spoke chip sordshre, eighteen days from Liver
pool for SostoD with rudder sprung and forecast on
deck repairing damage Capt Mex also states that he
orven the ..ms Ugh. in gale within twelve
miles Of Blonde 4 OK.
sHlPRRECKED PASSENGERS.
BNTNcaR Jan Q, 1854
TIE thir Ksr nesec lately arrived New orsas from
p&I sh Ist ihcmBs With 2lg pas ongerb, no had
D- landed It 81. tn from thips Aas and Cal
tunr, from Havre, disabled at tea.
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Bed,nl Burnt In Mmgy ut Wheeling.

I WHkIlING, Jan Q, 1871.
N Bcdri the Pope's Nuncio has been burnt 10 tfrgy
here, and has left the city.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. Q, 1854
give OF the due mails rom New Orleans to
hand bringing OATES to Monday last.
G,lyestoE dates 20 the Goth u TO hand, 5u. the
new - david OF interest Everything quiet the
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LOB sALE-A PAIR OF DARK GRAY HORSES, SIX
AID years old, COED tr.ellers hind and gentle,
sgable for "a ally rp NAV be hort time
ttsbe h wa,hpg stree; bews, Corsnd and Liberty
gthes psr.oulsrs at ~ Gorilla DIT stttet, mp stairs
IToA Rs FOR sALE-7HREE VALUABLE HORSES.
i'll OF them coming old; sound aad kind.
having further for them they will be sold
tssgsin II applied for soon. Apply TO VINCENT stove
dors Collins stsa foot Of Canal street.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A NEW OR SECOND
w tsrd SIX seated Rotksway wagon, with top &c must
be In good order Or light express wagon Address
No. 50 Astor House.
WANTED-A KEnBLE JACKSON, or A TRUSTEE
yeariirs cold Also two have
but have ouhdercd spawned ~ breed from Address
with price, Spencer, J0 wsst Thirtses I'll street.
WANrRD-A sRCONDH HAND DOUBLu HARNBoo
w fov light wagon. Alse, . han1ssms poSs fss ea0A.
MSst b u essA ssdss. Aadgses bsS Ats6 Psss 00s&
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MR.. MrHLRNBgRG-GgS. CAss AND THE CLAYTON
BULWER TREATY, ETC.
rKrrfaTy-TIuIRo CONG leE : 8.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. .. 1851
EXPENDITURES or THE WAR DEPARTMENT
The CHAIR laid before the Senate Communication from
the Secretary OF War, showing the exps OF bis
department during 1858 Referred
TIE RAILROAD TRor BLRs Erie ErC,
Mr. (,ree so Of Ohio presented the proceedings
Of public meeting held in Cincian. ia relation to the
interruption OF the msil, at Erie Penusy vania Referred
TO the Post Office COMMITTEES.
Also the petition OF the members OF the b.r OF cincin
natl in favor Of dvidsg Obi into two judicial districts
DUTIES RAILROAD IRON
Mr. BADGER (whis), Of NC, introduced bill allowing
credit FOR limited tne duties railroad iron i'm
CLAIMS AGAINST rrE GOVERNMENT.
Mr. BRIGHT, (dsm OF IL, introduced bill u establish
court FOR the examination Of claims ss,ns. the United
Sta,cs
TEyAs ctArN
Mr.. TH Nnsos (whiy) ot Ky, ia'rod7ced blu for the
sa,sfaction OF the claims OF editors &c Fexs ebra'd
within ths pso sisiops OF the &C, OF 1850
Mr. BAYApp (dem OF Del Introduced bill 10 provide
for euscutipg the suNs printing eaErsynt aud biedtug
Thu bill p-oviees fer the sppoatr,ert q scpetntene
erts Of Printing. Etg ssms ana 8inciug aad tbs
poym by them Of mp1-I and bsaiers,
10 do tie work, taus creating government printing es
THE FREQUENT MAI gu1rRs grc
Nj Foor, tvhie) Of ", offered resolution, which
fora the S.as'e Il the Of the definitions X
tbsfNothern m,ils, particularly bet veeniNsw rssud
wAsin. ten and also whether any legislation Is nesaed
IN the matter
iANrs Dor FLORIDA RAILROADS
xr MALLORY, (i.m Of fla, intsoaussi oil granting
LAND ta florida for railroads thervin
1uE COAST SURVEY
Mr. EAmIS (dem) OF Me reported 10 favor OF prtntns
ten tbousAnd copies Of ns rspor. Of he Superintendent
Of IN. Coast Survey. ADOPTED.
Also rcporu Joint resolution iucrs isny the numoc:
H esi in the oc. OF toe "a s-rntn ,nr OK Printny
NsEISE HOSPITAL.
Mr. MALLORY iutrcdus-d = bill for establishing marine
kospital at st Maras. florida.
Qua Rt1AIoNs AFNtCo-rHg IYHuANrLiFc EoUrE KrC
Mr. BKsJAsiS (vhig) Of la introduced resolution re-.
suestipg toe President to Communicates al correspond
,nce with Mexico relative 70 the right o. way Ts
huLnepeo; and also all Information cepcsrning tae &C
tcp b. Mexico any proposed convention respecting
the matter. He served that after the discussion on
the Clayton ard Buwer treaty he should al to BE- hssrd
ON this m after. Adopted
RIVERS AND
Mr. JoSs (dem) OF Iowa, offered resolation calling
for statement Of the expenditures made under the last
river and albcr act. Laid over
A1ipurned
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been cold and what WAS re extraordinary he found
that the purchasers were man by the name OF ar Ne
Puy and Mr.. Cornelius Gler man 10 ths Tr~asarer's
,ce upe or tins lac tnn Of ths
srd the Governors lriva'e S.crstsry was of tns
two pers ed the purchasers In each but
their the ssme In the OF the purchase
far railroad, the state gave the company o ly ths
empttve right 10 every other lot OF Q certain
esr Of sces syirg of course every lot and
TO to exceed thousand any sArcsl
The remainder has besn sold to the parties he bad
named this nomina OF twenty d 70 ssnt, aa
Mr. stated that no had recenty seen an ensi-
ner who had acs explorations in that 1ldsra-ss aud
be atec In his report TO the Commissioners OF the Land
once. that the land in township No 81 which ia
GUIDED IN the last sale worth At least SIS per for
tim IT aore IL cue 70 the party powsr conuei
hr H., hat and pro ps OF the stats shoul kaox
whether 1t WAS the earpburners who partis to the
SAFE or vteher it Was The huuksrs The land n.d bean
sold by two ot tbs late State officers who cleo ed and
Two who were appointed by TIE Gyernor-not by all he
members but by bsre majority Of tbs Commissioners
of he Land Odcs These fActs hs threw out the bs
re OF those concerned and TO gvs the public track
to who oficia'ed At the service. daughter h .d
ne look through the booSs but he had gone
SIS far January, 1853 IN hi researches IL had
bis fortune not 10 aud sing adam. tire ns,iopai
democrat at >. connected With the sale The parties
were al bsrphurners assisted by fhsir allies the
"rUtu.s.o (Laugher.) He hal offered the rs~ luton
Tor the purpose Of getting the facts in this tr nacon
He wanted TO have them distinctly known II the
school fund 10 robbed of the last o. ud that
feorged 10 it. il due 10 the ps-ons engaged in the
refarions husire's that they should be known Ia
district OF the STATE.
1lk NEW YORK PARK
Mr. SPENCER offered . resolution referring tho papers
relative 10 the New York park to . select committee
adopted
RRu1K.-rnE GOVERNORS MESSAGE, Erc
he rules vers referred Tor revision.
The Co nmit-e Of tbs Whols thsn took the Cover
pors message and the referred
the appropriate comm itee.
pg debate sprung up he motion to priot extra
copies o. the G0vvrntrs Message Six thousand copies
were fbslly ordered 10 b. pr led
uAkRoR RSCRoACIMRST5
The Governor transmitted pagers rslars to the harbor
encrtachents in Neg York, from the Chamber OF Com
mxlcd
ENECuTTvR LESSONS.
Wednesday o. each week sst apart for Exe utiys
fct sions. Adj Il. nee.
Asst nlbly.
ALBANY Jan Q, 1854
Numerous petitions were presented
Several bills OF local character introduced and
noticed.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole
the Governors message ard after time spent there
on, reported progress AMI the House adjourned
From Albany.
DEATH OF AN OLD sOLDIER--MILfTARY ASSOCIATION.
ALBANY, Jan. Q, 1854.
Col. John Osborn, OF the oldest military In
this CITY, die yesterday.
Tho New York State Military Asso ration meet at Asso
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From Albany.

DEATH OF AN OLD sOLDIRR--MILITARY ASSOCIATION.
ALBANY, Jan. Q, 1854.
Col. John Osborn OF the oldest military in
this CITY, die / yesterday.
Tho New York State Military Asso is.ion meet at Asso
citation Hall to m orrow, 1t 10 O'Clock.
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Hog SlauxhterinC.
The Southern Mails, Sc.

IouIsyiLLS, Jan Q, 1854.
The number Of hogs killed here this date is 400 coo
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The Latest from Washington.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE THE sEw YORK HERALD
THE NkBRAsKA TERRITORIAL BILL-sxCIrING DE-
BArEs ANriCIParsD- COZ. JEFFERSON DAVIS AS
UNITED STATES sErAToR FOR MISSISSIPPI, AND
COL. CLEMENS Az SECRETARY OF wAR-MR. MUH-
LESBRRG NOT DEAD, ETC.
WASHINGTON jan 9-SPM
Some feeling has been created amony Southern mem
beIs In consequence OF discrepancy between tbs report
Of the Senate committee Upon the sbish OF terri
torAl government over Nebraska and the bill which
companied it. 1t tended that the bill A. in
certain pisces locsely worded to materially Afsc
Its meaning Ia that reatiug the right of the PEG
Pile Of the territory 70 establish thsir municipal reguA
lions Upon the being cal ed to the attention of
Judge Douglas, the Chairman OF the Committee, hs
promptly made the Necessary corrections.
fierce debate expected when the bill comes up for
discussion and the pec Is that there will be gene
rai II will have the ef-c, Of purifying the demo.
cratic End whig pnts and proving he )rity OF those
roen denouncs the II tue usonal democracy
ard profess to b. honest TO the national
PRINCIPLES % the they dsn"nnos 1t Is certain that
the country Will look closely - lh1 votes Wnch wal ba
had upon the bill true indcstJn Of tho honesty Of
their rsprei entktives
The Lnion prAng thu report If the committee, has
had funny Al from the portion it as
fumed few fessred that II the BAti
platform had approved 4 tbs comp mise measures
General Pierce would n, ave ban elected President
The den ocratic csucu, % ths ai4.isspp legislature
having mated Col, ne Il Davis Tor the Untet
St.t,s Sc ste there s.r A ubt OF his elsc
ton which comes to ulorrov Ii is stood he will
INN diAtely resign al positr u % Secretary OF War
VeAie enabled TO st,t tnar thu Var Department has
been tGrred TO the Hon Iera OF Alabans who,
there is every ctlrss gill accept the Office al
though be will enter the cabinet at pe,uuiay loss 10
himself. be viii thereby have 70 aoAncon his PROBES
sonal outes.
Mr. CT, mems "a gentleman - decided Eoilisy ami has
ALREADY for eli Lsuis he'd QUESTION daring
his s,oris lie sIl! De rcquiston TO the
Cabinet; and although hi recent letter BETRAYED too
Buren, faction sill Mc Glsmras !. undoub,ed Union
compromise msp and such IA'saya 90 true to those
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ALBANY, Jan n 1854
Numerous petitions were presented.
Several bills OF local character introduced and
noticed
The House then went into COMMITTEES Of the Whole on
the Governors message ard after time spent there
on, reported progress, AM the House adjourned,
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N EWS BY APH.
AFFAIRS AT WASH NGrO, AND ALBANY.
Excitement ConcerniI 6 the Nebraska
Territorial Question.
.
Secretary Davis About Withdrawing from the
War Department.
froes edings In the United States Senate and
the State u gislaiure.
The P0PE'S NUSG,O Burnt IN EfFiGY.
MAsACHU:E Is rOLIuC'- DEsT 'ccrIyE FIRES,
&c, r.. &c.
AFFAIRS AT WASH SGrO, AND ALBANY.
NonAn,,nl OF The Rnitic.

MA&ACHUsE Is IOIIHC8- UtsI n .IIN = FIhF-'
DC, ~. &c.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-02
HOTEL DE L'uNION.

NJ. Jacques Viyey, de DonaldsonyilIe,
PREVENT .cs ami, ct Ic pab'ic que lie Ter
Jnnvicr proclaim. il ftra a Donaldson.
vile. r'~onverturc DC l'noTEL DE LUSroH
T%nncien hotel de Ia California; stablis
cement 1u'i| Went dc scbtaurcr dc iond
On conbIc.
Meuble. ct distribution dn local, tout
est organise a~'sjotrd'hui dams cette mai
~ polr en- fairc un excellent hetei.
Elegance ct comfort, VOLTA Gnelle "a etc
IN devise do nouyean proprIeta'Fe en-
n]fcnant des dispositions pour nssnFeF 'e
success de son enterprise.
De joIis appointments pour gafeoh-'
DE- bien waste. ct bi"n co nmodrs pour
families, ct par de->us celia, nne bonnie
cuisine q Ia bordeiaise, VOLTA les iilres
xvec l~rsgucls VI. Vi,ey s~o'i'cite pour
son Gtablissrment le patronage du pa-
bic.
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Hotel Nag commerce,
PRES DE IA MASON De COuk
(sAroLEoGvlJhK.l

&c bel Gtablisscment tenn par NJ. Pierre
RIzAE, Went d'ctre ouveit au public qtl
ne %saurait trouse. mieux sur sncun point
de lEtat, @.e"
Chanbrcs vnstese parftitcncm menbltcS
pour les families, ellasnbrss raFiIcnIieF"a
TICS bion a~ar,ies, salon de compaon'e' aus
81 s~pacieux q~u'eI6gant, sale 4 mangeI, gu
on n t%ouiours une table don't iab'odanc"
u'ost surpassee que par la de!'catesss des
NETS. VOLTA, al contfedit' TOUT &C q"ii
fau, pour attirer une nombrenso clientele.
Que I'on aloute a totIs ces asremens de
existence, des servitcurs tres a''cntlts, qui
ont dirigts dc manicrea ne larnais ntgligcr
IN sen dc leurs dcyoirs, ct Fon comprendra
Excitement quill est u~tile, pour b'en vierc, de
descrndre i Yfi6el du Commerce.
Deux graldes ecurics ct nne rernIse trcF
| -o,nmnde font paltie des dc pendances dc
:et etabli,selnent.
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HOTEL WASHINGTON
A NApO.EONVILLE.

NM. BESSIE Treres y%icnncnt de prendre
possession dn bel Establishment comm sous
10 nom de Hotel Washington.
Les wastes, com:nodes ct dltgantes construc-
tons attaches d Get endorsement, e choix des
NETS ct Wins servis i la table du WASHINGTON
HOTEL. font sans co itredit de cctte mtison une
dee olns confortables de la c%amnagne.
NM. BESSIE s'occnpcnt active nent dame
liorsr reimbursement daDi a bien monte don't
lis v]ianneut l'eltrepreaire i'exp citation; ans%i
cornptent-iis sar le pat 'onage de tous ieurs
amis, dss voyageurs ct dn public en- generals
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NJ \ G. \ $ u
DE ". Joseph HEBERT,.

On trouvcra ,olIoors dams Get etnhIissc-
ment, 81 ne vis-a.yis l'Egiiso paroissiale de
l'Aysonptlon, nm assortment cotnplet des
articles conapris sous lie nom de MARcHAS-
USES secuEs, G]RocERIEs, VERxERIE, Po-
rrRfE, LIauEUss FINES, Qu1ScAILLERIE,
CnAussURE, en- IN rnot tout ce Qul compose
Yin magasln de la canpagnc b'en approv'-
sienne.
NJ, lIebert vend h des conditions nsscz
moderGes pour %ponvoir con,ptcr sur rne plus
ya.,e extension dc 81 clientele. II Went de
%renouveler tout son sToCN ct II invite leg
habitans qui demeuront dams SEES paragesa
visiter son Establishment.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-02
Coma as ea'cSgE Hotel,
NEAR TIE COURT HOUSE,
(StPoLE0Nv.i.bE. J

(NtPoLE0Nv ILLf.)
This splendid establishment, kept by p
RYAN, has just been opened to the publ 80
who could not possibly meet with 3 bet 3
house Oh any point Of the State.
Worry large aud we'll furnished rooms for
(atni!ies, pleasant private r"oms, u spacious
aud elegant p%arlonr. a dining-room where
meal. are no less abundant than delicaic.
his is, undoubtedly, what is requisite to
atiractnuineruIs customers.
Besides all these cnticcments, the boar
ders will have at command most attentive
servants, VIII, arr 50 managed as never to
neglect their duty. u Is, therefore, very
easy to conceive that it il useful 10 stop at
the Commercial Hotei. to ENJOY al. the com
forts oflile. f8
Two vast and commoiions stables arc
annexed to the establishment, 81
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-02
EDMOND

.AVOC4T,, Il N.jPOLEONpILLE.
E.serce sa profession dams lie 5eme
District Jndiciairc, compose DIES paro'>scs
Assumption, Lafonrche Inferno ct Ter
]rctopnc. II doDnera tous ses SONS aux
,T,ircs qn'on voudra b'en lml coEhcr
dams re district ct les a~voislnants. I
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-02
4. GENTLE,
.grocat. "a n <spodeoHofS!e.

Excrcc 81 profession dams lie 'eme Dis
riot .Jndicialre, compose des paroisses As
omption, Lafourche Inferno ct Isrre'o"'e'
dntpern tons SEES SONS aux atialres On Oh
vo,,dpa bien hi confer dansce district ct les
a.,;y:n,n,e l5s,nl*
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-02
EDMOND MAUKIN,
ATTORNEY 4T L1H.

Proctices,n the Fifth judicial District
in the parishes Of Assumption, La
fpnrche Interior and Terrcbonhe, and
win give particular attention to la" sun
that NAV be entrusted TO him.