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Dasmerreotype saloon.

MIR. F. SAMOAN, has the honor to
WI inform the citizens Of Thiodaux and vicinity, that
he has opened DAGUERREAN SALOON, over the store OF
Messrs Badeaux Bru of Main and Focus streets,
where he will be happy wait upon those who may honor
him with call.
only gives his pictures likeness in features but also IN
complexion This process has also another advantage in
doing away partial degree the looking glass appearance
Of the ground work 12-H.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE


THIS NEW HOTEL, in the large b5!::
Il new Brick Binding situated on the corner -A.AiiS-
of St Louis street and Commercial Row, Thbodanx La.
and fitted up about year ago expressly for house
of entertainment, has of late enlarged its and con-
veniences, and can accommodate many more
boarders..
Families or single Ladies and Gentlemen be COM
fortably situated either in summer winter the house
being welarran sed ventilation and the large
and convenient. TERMS:
Single Meal and Lodging, EACH, ..".S 8 SO
Supper, Lodging and Bieakfast,..... 25
Board per day, ay,s.................... SO
week payable weekly ............ 500
month ss monthly ........... % 90
year, g quarterly, $50 90
g week, without lods''g, payabe weekly 6 6 90 90
" I" month. '' " $ monthly IL 0o
year, g :" quarterly $50 w
abe furniture" " bes d & sds fs ad &
tryf or furnishing such House, new and OF good
material This, together with the determination OF the
Proprietor to deserve patronage by his unremhns exel
tions please it is hoped will offer sufficient induce
nents for citizens and strangers to patronize him
No effort necessary will be spared to keep the Table az
all times as well llsupped as the Markets within reach
will afford. B. F. HOLDEN, PFopflelor.
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But presuming the yield to be no more than
the average now obtained, and the price cents,
which is below the average for many years for
good rice at Charleston, the actual profit would
be S., 1856, after paying all expenses, together
with 8 per cent. interest upon the full invest
ment. g....5-4 s..!=7., tgst,.7,. -...." 4saf
It must be remembered that the moment rice
falls below the price of wheat, it becomes sub
stitute; and OK cents per pound for the former
is less than 81, SO per barrel for the latter.
will not hazard an opinion of the quantity
Of land in this state which is susceptible of rice
culture, the interior prairies and swamps know
too little OF, but am very sure, that there is
enough to produce more rice than the whole Of
the present crop of the .. S. amounts to. ...~
OF the effects that rice culture in this State
has upon the health of whites and blacks, 1 will
state that for five or six years my attention has
been directed to the subject, and after numerous
visits to several of the principal rice districts,
hundreds of inquiries, and much correspondence,
am thoroughly satisfied that our rice planta-
tions are as healthy as those Of sugar or cotton,
and in the parish of Plaquemines it would appear
that they are healthier, even in times Of epi-
denies. The main cause attribute to the
purifying qualities Of the deposit Of the river,
and the minor causes, to rice as food and the
less quantity of hard work the culture Of rice
requires. If l had not become sqeu satisfied of
this, or if I had believed that the same results
would follow here that do along the tide water
lands Of the Atlantic States, I never, never would
have advocated the culture as have done. No
sir, I have not the slightest apprehension, SO
long as the Mississippi pours her pure rich food
along, that the growth Of rice here viii cause
additional sickness. ....t,s -.-.f. -.
The large mill belonging to the Louisiana Rice
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In 100 parts of the ash of the straw

S..~'' - -. . = -
Potassa with probable traces of soda combined with
the above silica
Phosphate o1 lime, with traces Of oxide of iron and
magnese NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Garonate of lime 2, alumina in traces, phosphate of
potassa, carbonate of potassa, suphate of potas,a
chloride of potassium and loss oss
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ARCADE HOTEL.
Magazine ST., New Orleans, between Graver and Natc
r. S. MORSE, Proprietor.

MapaZ1nt
r. S. MORSE, Proprietor.
THE Proprietor respectfully in fsz==Ss IA
i forms his friends patrons, and the public EEaHH
generally, that this well known and popular estab
and newly furnished throughout large extension of room
obtained by the proprieors renting the adjoining
portion of the building which will enable hin to accommodate
n much larger number of customers than last winter.
No expense spared by the Proprietor to enable
him to merit continuance Of the generous patronage he
has heretofore received and every exeron will be made
by himself and assistants render the soourn OF his guests
not only comfortable but agreeable.
g- One great convenience attached to this Hotel is
that meals can be had at almost all hours. janl4.
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Machine Shop i'm Houma.

WIN. H. H. RIDER, returns ~
w thanks to bis customers for past favors, and s3
solcits continuance of patronage He will hereafter W
devote his exclusive attention to bis shop and will keep the
sare constantly open for the accommodation Of such
require BLACKSMITH WORK in any all s branches or
Machinery repaired constructed. tFeb4dl
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DRANDlES.-Afe few doz. bottles supe-
ID rior Champagne Brandy, at 81 per bottle also fair
article Of Cognac Is cents for sale by B. F. HOLDEN
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Hat Manufactory.


\ RISBOURG g. CO., Hatters from
1As Paris, take this method to inform the public a
that they have just established Hat Manufactory at
No. IL St. Philip street, next door below A. B. Ragan's
Grocery store where they make new hats to order on
measure or repair old ones within "a hours notice. Straw
Hats beached and altered to the newest sye cleaning OF
grey men, children and generally whatever kind of
work belongs to the Hatter's trade. ..T
By their exacude and attention. they expect to give full
satisfaction any kind oorders entrusted to them mh4y
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

Napoze0nclHe, ISsNNpt109, La o.
NESsRs. BEsSE BROTHERS Esi;H
1vl having recently taken charge of the above-2aiA
extensive establishments situate at Napoeonvle parish OF
Assumption, promise their friends and the travelling public
that they will spare pains or exerons on their part 10
render it one of the desirable in the country Their
table will supplied at all times with every delicacy that
the market and surrounding country Affords Travellers en-
all hours the day at the shortest notice IneT
charges are moderate liberal patronage solicited JanI
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MUSEC.--Weekly New Orleans pack,
Phoenix Stables.

THE comodious property 144S
4 between Main and Levee street. near
Jackson has beer purchased by the HakzMsSstzszs
dersgned, who have hand and will continue to keep
the finest stock of HORSES and CARRIAGE ES in this country
They will do general Livery Stable business such buy
ing, selling keeping and hiring horses. They also under
take break wild unruy horses harness. either double
single Horse Fariery in all its branches will also be at
tended to y. G.. DOWNTON,
April 18TH 1854 lily j. X. LAWLESS.
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CARRIAGE SHOP!
NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!

EULFORD & BRO. having commenced
Il the Carriage Business in all its branches,
in the Shop on Jackson street next door to the
Methodist Church, prepared to manufacture -sg89
Bugges Carriages Rockaways and Sukes i'll and every
stye also repairing DONE Persons wanting anything in their
line would well give them call. All work guaranteed
give satisfaction New vehicles always hand for SALE
dec10f FULFORD & BROTHER jackson street.
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M. MOOsmann,

IL street. near the corner Of st. Philip, has the a
opened magnificent stock Of fashionable and season. M
able goods, which he ia prepared to make up in1A
the best style at reasonable prices He soci fair share
of natronage api 15-1y.
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NUMBER 26.
TO TR VEL r. RS.

~ d. JR.-Once week from New
~ OreansThIe fine steamboat semmzsz, k4
" G. D. Jr." c. Daseres, Master, leaves New IhIfss
Orleans, every Wednesday at9]4 o'clock ssssYE.4aaS
a. returning, leaves Lockport, every
FRIDAY, at "'clock a. m; ThibodauN every SATUR-
DAY, at O'Clock m and DonaldsonVile, every sun
DAY, at o'clock a. m.
For Freight or passage apply on board or to
AUGUSTiN & THlBAUT S Cont ST., N O..
MUSEC.--Weekly New Orleans pack
AVl et-This staunch built pas srawasaa h
senger packet, Captain Streck, leaves Ih~
New Orleans every SATURDAY at o'clock @a1 HttnasS
m; returning, leaves Lockport every zsz7ssagz-sa
MONDAY, at o'clocka m, ThbodanN, every TUESDAY,
at O'Clock m; Donaldsonvlle, every WEDNESDAY, at
o'clock a.
DOCTOR BATEY-Twice week
- from New Orleans-This elegant and fcs1hMn1n n
s'aunrh steamer, W. G. Wilson, Master h-..=.=sEs9
Leaves New Orleans every Monday at 9sLy.Sa..!!A9
O'Clock. p M, and Friday mornings at
Returning, leaves ThibodauN every WEDNESDAY and
SUNDAY morning at E o'clock
Horses and Carriages.
A LWAYSin readiness rscsand Carriages, for trips
N to Donaldsonvlle, Houma CT elsewhere, whenever
there is enough in number TO justify Also stablins
for horsesand all connected with the Franklin House,
by the proprietor e. +. HOLDEN.
Thbodaux December l3 1851
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
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Appropriations for Ocean Mail
Steamers.
Interesting Debate on the River and
Harbor Bill.
ANTI-RUM EXCITEMENT AT HARTFORD.
Destructive Fire at Lowell, Mass.
&C., TO-, 90.


aE ocKAN MAIL o0NrRAcrs-rHE COLLINS STEAM
tRe-THE RECIPROCITY TREATY-THE BURNING
OF San JUAN-THE COLT INVESTIGATION.
The semi administration attempt made In the House
|oay BY Mr. ods = sst contract for the soo Tehuan-
|epec Company 09Demi monthly mail to Califorua at
sven hundred thousand dollars year, was dead fail
pre- In the face Of the existing contract with Ramsay
2 DO the same service IN limited time for LII the
oney it requires little brass press It, II is 10 be
red on in the Senate but will meewth no better sue
|ess
The notice to the Collins steamers will probably be do
aed in the senate Had it not been for the strenuous
Iertion and able speeches of Mssrs Wheeler and Wal
|rdge the Collins steamers would have been whipped
|ut Of sight As it was, all the city members, except
ne gentlemen named, voted against the line Cutting
|oes not pretend to be in the House any longer.
The Csnada Treaty is in bad way.
Tho President ID to send In ess6ge on Tuesday Civ.
the facts n the recent affair at San Juan as well as
Iaptain Hour instructions. There was no opportu.
so-dayto oer the resolution calling for committee
Inc Cof Committee win probably report on Tuesday,
eject that not shadow Of evidence has been produced
|efore them 70 give ooorng to Mr. Cngman,e charges
7 corruption.
NE UNION AND TIE PROPOSED lO,00O 900 AppRo.
PRIATIoN.
WASHINGTON, July 90, 1854.
The Union of this morning has lengthy article in ia.
Or Of the resolution placing 600 at the sposal
the President necessary, to in the acquisition of
|na during the recess Of Congress.
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REPuBLIC or vErtEzUHLA,
Secretary Of State in the Departmentsl
Of Interior and OF Justice,
CARACAS, Nav 20. 1854.

REPORTS OF CASES DETERMINED AT NIS PRIs5s
BY JOIN As7HoN, ESQ., Banks, Could Co.-Tho
volume befors NJ consists Of republication Of osd
reports, the reprint Of which wc should hardly
have thought necessary. Nisi P,iSs law u never
considered reliable, and the preseat rcpsrts nay,
most Of them, be claAsed in that category. Tho
Code has introduceda new system Of pleading aaA
practice; and we do not see he use of taking mp ~
much eS the space Of this vslume With decisions on
the old rules What consequence can IL be to .ths
practitioner Of tie present. day 10 know what now
sS,sTat PUTS in issue, "a in the case Of Smith v.
L1dlew, r. lA2 or again, what IL IA competent 70
Grove upon q guantnrn m<rsif for work and lAbos
done, ~ in the csse Of schurmsn ". Withenf o.
what gev.aence IL admissible under the genesaA
issnc VIXEN there are now no such pleas
When the edltor does make any reference 70 tho
Fled (p. 255) he questions the proprety Of the de-
fenaant being allowed by the Code TO ancge h his
answer both the truth ~ the matter charged a d.
famatory, and also mitigating circumstances TO re-
duce the amount Of damages. Seldom, Of the 6upsoo
Court, is Of different opinion He says: " How wss
adapted 10 meet and remove the embarrassments
which we have seen existedl dl'-Follet V. Jcwstt-
American Law Register, VOL l, No. X.
The cases are even not reported dramatically
and the editor makes Judge Spencer say In Blunt
v. Zuntz, Up. 24s,) The defendant ought 70 hAs,
been demured." Upon tho whole, We do not thinl
Of this volume, for Although there are soms -
good cases in Il, there are Also some Of them yes
bad law, and In general the manner in which the
ere reported II not very crcdtable " the cUe an
diligence Of the author.
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Our Key West sco~responslsns<.
KEY Wr.1r. Fla. July 22.

kEy WET, Fla, July Y, 1871.
Haib Of Key TFesf--DnH Times, &c.
The fever lately prevailing here has entirely
disappeared, and we arc enjoying our usual
extraordinary good health. Business Of all
kinds is at st aud still, however, and we have
nothing to do but to keep cool. Gains seem to
prevail to an extraordinary extent in the Gull,
judging fr ON the report Of vessels bound east
ward. The same remark may be applied TO the
Atlant' c coast, for the master of steamer that
put ir. here this morning said that he could have
mad the voyage in q skin.
Nrcckers have come in from all parts Of the
keef during the last week, and report nothing
, doing and consequent hard times.
There is not single marine disaster to re-
port.
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House OF Representative.

WASHINGTON, July 20, 1854.
Mr. Rsros, (dsm) Of NY, said had he been prevent
yesterday when Mr.. Eliot moved . suspension OF the
rules he would have voted aye He engaged at the
department in business at tho time.
ian occurred in yesterdays edition. " ought 70
have been Mr.. Eliot, of Mass, who moved Suspension
Of the rules, in the place Of Nr Elliott, Of Kentuckyl
hessr-. Cullen, (whis) Of Tenn, Ready (whig) Of
Tenn Smith, (dem.) Of Va, Singleton, (dsm) OF Mss,
and Barksdale, (dem.) Of Miss, said they had been
present they would have voted nay.
AUTHORIZATIONS sTxAx1Rs cARAsNe raR ryrrKn sIsUs
The HouEe then went into Committee Of the Whole
the state of the Onion the bill making appropriations
for transportation Of the United States mails BY ocean
steamers and otherwise, for the year ending June sc
1856
The section appropriang eight hundred and City eight
thousand dollars for tho transportation Of the malls from
New York TO Liverpool having been read,
Mr. Orps (dem.) Of Ohio moved to strike out the d.
recton to the Secretary Of the Navy to give the notice
provided In the deficiency bill Of 1884, to terminate the
arrangement for the additional allowance for the trans
portaton Of TIE mail between New York and Liverpool
in the collin11Ms Of steamers, ~ therein providei.
Mr. Orps said the Committee en Post 0aRceA and Post
Roads reported blu early 10 bs session, not only giving
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The Revolution In Venexuela.
We translate the following from an Havana pa-

The Revelation In Vemexuela.
We translate the following from an Havana Pc
per-
In the Diario de Arisos, OF Caracas we read TIE
following decree Of the Executive government. pro.
hbitng the return Of several venezulans into that
country
REPUBLIC OF vEsEzUELA,
Secretary Of State in the Departmentsl
Of Interior and OF Justice,
CARACAS, May 20, 1854.
To THE GOVERNOR OF THE Among ths
reasons that have induced the Executive authority
to believe that new revolution is contemplated in
the Republic, is the fact brought to it's knowledge
that various enemies, recognised for their disaec.
tion TO the government, have loft the country foe
the Antilles or the United States Of North America.
to combine there with scrne prescribed Venezulans,
with the sinister design OF ripenng their plans of
hostility towards this country. In virtue Of this,
the Executive power, changed with supreme super
vision the order and tranquility Of the State,
believing that the return Of these individuals In The
present state Of the public peace, would be highly
prejudicial, has deemed II advisable, measure 81
imperous necessity, to prohibit tho reintrQductaon
into the State Of General Justo Byisceno Bias Bru-
2ual, Manual Comaoho, Lcdo Juan de Ia Cruz Car
reno Luis Maria Uztariz, DR.. Angel Aguerrevery,
and Vicente Ibarra Your excsllcncy win conse.
quently issue your orders agreeably to this DECREE
Ibhve the honor 20 communicate this to your excel
lency for your future guidance, and remain. &C.,
SIMON PLAyAs.
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from Philadelphia.
MAYOR CONRAD AND THE LIQUOR LAw-PROBABLE
GuSP0wDER EXPLOSION.
PnLADNrMA, July %, 1854
Mayor Conrad has issued orders to the officers of po
lice to continue reporting all violations Of the liquor
Law sundays declaring that he will continue here
tofore, to bind over for trial by jurytans the ground
that tho recent decision of the Supreme Court in Bsrrs
was on entirely rarte testimony. The Common.
wealth not being notified was therefore, not represented
on the trial. He stated that II the decision in
Osnetts overruled he possessed ample power
under other acts to enforce rigid observance Of the
Sunday law and the sanctty Of the day would be main
tanned had been since the issue Of his proclamation
Shortly after O'Clock this evening" two severe
shocks, as Of distant explosion earthquake were
felt here very percepby in the lower part of the city
They wsse also felt at the time at West Chester 1t
Is supposed here to have been another gunpowdsr expo
at Wilmington the telegraph to which place has
uniortur ately closed for the night.
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Obituary

OOitu0ry.
DEATH OF RX PRESIDENT rILLM0RE'H BROTEFR.
BUFFALO, July %, 1864.
despatch has been received In this city, from re.
liable announcing the death of OK President FA
morss brother Charles who died yesterday at st Paul
Minnesota, suddenly-supposed OF cholera.
DEATH OF RAILROAD SUPERINTENDENT.
OswsGo, July 20, 1884.
George G. Skinner superintendent of the Oswego Rail
road, dropped dead this evening He was In perfect
health half hour before. He died OF disease Of the
heart.
DEATH OF A PROMINENT FREE soILKR.
CINCINNATI, July 20, 1864
Samuel Lewis, prominent leader Of the free soers
died at his residence this city last night.
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From Hartford.
THE LIQUOR LAVA STEAMER BURNT.

HARTFORD July 20, 1864.
Two or three days since very exciting town meeting
held upon the subject Of appointing town agents
sell liquor for medicinal and mechanical purposes under
the prohbitory law, which goes into effect Tuesday
next resolution finally presented, declaring IL
nexpedient for the meeting to kc action the subject
and the question the adoption Of the resolution
ordered to be taken to-day by ballot the polls remaining
open 12 hours The result shows eS7 votes in the AFR
NATIVE and 900 in the negative The resolution being
lost, another very exciting time took place. and vote
finally adopted requesting the select not to mp
point agents. This is movement Of the opponents Of
the law designed to embaass its operation and render
II unpopular. The excitement here the subject is
greater than upon any subject which has before
the town for years.
Va small steamer plying the Connecticut river be.
tween this city and East IIaddam, called the Aga
burnt at her wharf, at the latter place. night.
Loss $4,000. Insured for $1,000.
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CHARrEsIoS, July %, ls5A
The sales Of cotton day we're 600 bales and for the
week they fost up $500 bales The receipts Of tho week
have been 100 bales and the stock hand exclusive
Of that on shipboard, is 900 bales.
CuARrxsues, July 2s, 1854.
The sales OF cotton to-day we're restricted TO $50 bales
at full prices, ranging from &C. Ice.
CrScusAI1, July %, 1854.
In our money market Eastern exchange 4 ascliunr,
being nov quoted at ! = alh premium.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Your statement that Mr. John fuckers failure was caus
ed by his connection with the Montour Iron Works not
correct Mr.. Tucker Il debtor to the Montour Iron
Company. THOMAS CHAMBERS,
President Montour Iron Works
PHnspElrBI July g, 1854.
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Mr.. MAcs-T wouic have the gentleman understand
alike responsible ystats to the gentleman and ar
peal to every member the committee Of investigation
to say whether have l0t travelled tho whols
ground.
Mr. SsVARD-I understood tne gentleman charged the
mail steamer companies with Fl vsd and In the report
relieved them Of the charge
The committee rose the amendmsnt was csncurred in,
and the bill was passed
1t merely appropristes the auounss for stesz mail
service required BY Law. An additional section
added, authorizing the dspensation Of the preesnt
arrangements for Transporting mails provided II -
done without violation of the contract in which cases
proposals from the lowest responsible bidder arsto be in
vited for the service. Adjourned
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A HARD HIr--The New Bedford MSrcwy, ~
luding TO the Greytown affair, ays that the sdDAn-
istratson has shown more magnanimj,.y than could
have becn expected by its most srde.h admizes- IL
felt obliged TO thrsah somebody Aud IL hss takeS
one OF It's size
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ruaTHEc. PARTICULARS.

THs wouspy.D AT rBE CITY HOSPITAL.
The first Initiation which those in the City Hos
pital had Of che accident was about three o'clock,
when sevtrsl Of the injured were conveyed 70 the
gstes ID carriages and other vehicles. Boon lara
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LOWELL, July %, 1854.
fire broke out last night In James Lannan's stable
Dammer street. and spread to the adjoining property
with great rapdity consuming the Railroad Hotel and
crossing to Lowell street, where several large wooden
buildings were destroyed together with several stores
The principal sufferers are Josiah Bennett John Maynar
James Iannan NJ Wright Messrs. Buttricks, j. s. Proc
tor, and A. j. Brandt. The wooden buildings were
cupied by Irish, and many families left houselcss
The loss is estimated at sl5oooo little girl Eve years
Of age, ferishcd in the flames, and James Love Gre.
man, was terribly though not fatally injured.