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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-05-20

TURKISH HoNEsTY.-The Widen correspon-
dent of the London Daily News, in recent
letter says:
To-day hired Bulgarian peasant, with his
OK and cart, to move my luggage and that of
my companion, Hungarian, and once a soldier.
Trunks, pormanteaus, carpet bags, cloaks, furs
and shawls all lay exposed. Wishing to buy
hay for our repose at night, (beds are out of
date) civil Turk, of all tongues, offered to go
with me. The peasant unyoked his oxen, left
them and our goods in the wagon in the street,
and followed 1 demonstrated: 'Some one
must stay" "Why 90 said the surprised Turk
"To watch the goods "Oh,' said the Mus
sulman, that's not necessary; they can stand
there for a week. Nobody will touch them by
nigth or day" I submitted sat half an hour
in distant coffee house with the civil Turk, and
then went quietly to the wagon. Not hair
had been touched. Remember, soldiers from all
Islam are roaming about, and then let this fact
be proclaimed to Christians from the pulpits in
London. 1t ought to rouse some of us out of q
long nap.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-05-20

GENERAL BuRGoYNE AND HIS DAUGHTER
The Boston Traveller has letter dated Con-
stantinople, March %, in which the writer
says:
Gen. Burgoyne has been officially employed
in surveying the whole coast of the Marmora
between here and Rodosto, and also the interior,
with reference to the formation of spcampments,
and throwing out lines of defences. He is now
in Shoomla and is daily expected from thence,
with his report, which he will carry to the
Commander Chief, Lord Raglan, either in
Malta, or England.
This Gen. Burgoyne, by the way, is said to
be a lineal descendant of the Burgoyne whose
name is as household word in America. He
has with him daughter, grown up to woman
hood, who accompanies him in all his expedi-
tions; dimes with him among the Turkish pashas !;
appears with him on all public occasions, and
attends to good deal of business for him; and,
as might be expected, attracts good deal of
attention, and is the subject of good many
remarks. It is said sheis engaged to be married
to a young officer in her fathers suite.
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VEN7E DE SHERIFF

v ETAT lie La LUU1S1ANE-Cour du ClnqnlsN
District Judciare, segeant dams ct pour parosse Dc
Lafourche.
Babin, Ponr Pusage u Jury de Police de Ia paroised
Iafourche, as terre de propetaire ncon, No 1886,
SAcHEZ: que commencement ordre de saisie ct sne
lance par Ia snsdite Cour dams la cidessus nttua
laison de Cour dams la vile de Ihibodaux, SAMEDl
3me jour du mois de JUN, 1853, II heures, A. Nh
propriete c-apres decrite SAVIOR: ~
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe dams Ia dh
paroisse, sur la rive doite du bayou Iafourche d.
viron 81 miles aadessous tie la vile de Thindaux
en- haut par les terres de Sanon le ct b4s psi
terres de Jean Plasance ayant NO arps ns de fsnN
lie dit bayou par quarante arpents de proondeur apr
tenant un proprietare nconnu.
TERMEs EFT CosDITIoNs.-La dite proprietee veah
douze mos de credit, les acquereurs fourni, SAINT lieut.
bonds avec bonnie ct valable caution, postant tied,
raison de cinq dn cent Pan jusqu'a parfat payment
La dite vente sera fate pour satisaire lie principal
interets ct frais de ce process
May 2U, 1854. l22tdsl NJ BOURG Sheh
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THE HAIR THEORY OF PETER BRowNE.-N1r.
Peter Browne, to whose physiological investiga-
tons of the hair of the American pretender to
the Bourbon crown we alluded to some time
since, has applied his theory to the question,
whether the people whose remains are found in
the mounds are identical with the existing race
of American indians? His conclusion is, that
they are, which he POUNDS upon the identity of
form between the horizontal section of the hair
of the former, and that of hundreds of speci-
mems of the latter.
Mr.. Browne divides the hair of the human
family into the cylindrical, the oval and the
eccentricaly elliptical, as characterizes the
various races
Mr.. Browne has examined the hair of the
mummy of young American Indian, supposed
to be female of about ten years old, from
Pachacarnack, Temple of the Sun, five leagues
from Lima, South America. This cemetery has
not been used since the Spanish conquest, pre-
viously to which according to Herrera) it was
kept sacred for the mobiles and other dignitaries
of Peru. The hair of this Indian, which is in
good preservation, is cylindrical, diameter 1864
of an inch.
Mr. Browne has also examined eight other
ancient specimens of Indian pile, and finds
similar results.
On the other hand, he has submitted to the
most critical Investigations the hairs found upon
the mummies of Egypt and Thebes, and has
found them to be oral, without solitary ex-
ception.
These observations of Mr.. Browne bear upon
the very interesting question in ethnology, as
to the origin of the aboriginal inhabitants Of
America. Provided the hair theory be true the
favorite doctrine with many, that the Indians of
this continent descended from the Egyptians,
must be falso. The autochthonous origin of the
aborgines of America is held by many on various
grounds, which the theory of Mr.. Browne would
seem to confrm.-N. Y. Erening Post.
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VENTE DE SHRIF.

trict Judicaire, siegeant dams ct pour Ia pa''''
fourche. ~ tao
MlrceIin Robichaux vs Leufroy Dantin ~ ,sN
Foley Townsend, cs Leufroy Dantin. ~ :. hpcs
SACHN: Que commencement wris &c .. u :. nd
merotee a sasi ct oral en- vene pulqss !. 1 1
de Cour dams Ia vile de Thibodaux. SAMEpi, ..ror;
1854, heures la propriete eiapres n.,ose
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN situe dams h dle !, .ots nord
dams la vile de Thibodaux slant Ia nnoine Nan de Ia
de deux ,errans connus ct designes par IN psa Ter DE-
dte vile fait ct execute rar James b. Grlnss "a CITE
Mai 1912, ct etant Ia moitie des lots No W. An Csns
dte moite de terrain ct horne Quest par n y.
Sud par faure Motto dn dit TRAN N',a r >, sms.
Est par Ia rue President, avec toutes les oass'''
lorations appartenant ,.,-.,. y.adut
TERMEs CoNpIrloSs.-La dite proprele H. Isu fon
douze mois de credit, les acquereur ournisa aop Do
avec bonnie ct valab,e c,ution ct portant in.e's'
cinq pour cent Fan jusqua psIfait payment . l.. int
La dite vente fate pour satisaire ~ sheff
rets, ct frais de oe proces (2.-tdsl NJ. bOUho,-~
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DR. BEACHS AN17CAIHAa.I;..a
- MIxTURE-Is certainly the best cholera EN-. asd
use Call at the Drug Store of. S. frisen 'he sa
get a bottle and try it.
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SAVE YOUR BROKEN WAhn l.,,a
- Broken Glass, China Ware &C., can be firmly ..s
by Aodyson's Diamond Cement which IL keps rpizEIL
f22-t1 >.
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OFFICIAL JoURNAL.-The Picayune has been
chosen by the joint Board of Aldermen as the
official journal Of the city council of New Or
Teams. The vote stood, Picayune. q; Louisiana
Courier, II. The Pic received the support Of
the Reform party, and the Courier that Of the
sunterrifed." We congratulate the Picayune
on its success The Delta was the official paper
during the past year, having succeeded the
Crescent
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NENI'E DE SHERIFF

DAH1 De LA LOOlSlANE-tOu eu ".n
yudiciare s'egeant dams ct pour Ia paroisse de
Joseph Raymond ct Jackson Pierce pour fusage aa '
de Police de la parosse de Lafourche, o. terrs p'
prietaire nconnu -. No. 1910.
sACHEz: Que cnnformement I'M ordre De salI 9 ", ~
vente lance par la susdite Cour dams la cause
titulee ct numerotee, a saii ct ora en- vene
Ia maisos de Cour dams la vile de Thbodau1 sAAL y.
lie de JUN, 1854, IL heures, M, Ia propfie'ee
vante SAVIOR: -.
UN CERTAIN MoRCEAU DE TERRE situs dams b az
paroisse, sur la rive drote du bayou Llfou5che' s
viron SO miles audessous de la vile de ThihodauA
en- haut par les terres de Felix Cache, ct -
un prnprietaire inconnu. mesurant sept arpens ss
sur lie dit bayou, par Quarane arpents de .a
TERMEs IT CosDITIoNs-La dite pToprietee ses "a. Iu,
douze mos de credit les acquereurs fournss :a,.,,
bonds avec bonnie ct valable caution portrait .n'''
raison de cinq du cent Tan jusqua pafait u, int.
La dite vente ssra fate pour satsfare "a ae " esM
rets. ct fraia de nrocea lQ2tdsI NJ ROUkG, saa-
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kaP We call attention to Messrs. Mcleod &
Mallory's Compound Fluid Extract Of Sarsa-
parilla," one Of the best if not the best prepara-
ton Of sarsaparilla now offered to the public.
They do not put forth quack nostrum, but a
scientific preparation, compounded from the
best known vegetable alternatives, much used
and highly recommended by the medical faculty.
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TERMS

1 yfaNftN IS published daily at s6 aud semiweekly at
anuun il mlYanee. No subscription is tukeu for shorter
tlm SIX months anI paper Is discontinued, except at
r,u the rroprietor, until all shall have
Il pntl
are inserted so sents per sIuarr or
5r every Form insertion aud 3f cts or every nf
II the number insertions j. not marked on the Ms II
m, pttbhel til ordered out and charged accordingly
Inc YEARLY RATES aretfor the pfitiiegeWi ~ wv sun i,
s sni weakly an. Tor one square. daily $50, sem-weeky
n i,,nar eYu 1aiy 40 semi-weekly $50 livery yearly
rsnr viii be required To bis ADVERTISING o his par
liar line Of business and If he eSoe's' wv Sp t ~
IA h, =, ,p,stsi ratni0 for the excess.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

~ II Il SUBSCRIBERS arc now receiving lhclr
Stock of Goods offer for snle---
Rns'ia Farred and Manila Cornge of all siscs from
10 inches in diameter.
blnohs Tor Derfcks, aud hoisng apparatus of all szcs
Also
fatont Friction Roller Hlocks. article IN ihi4
nHrkct hy which third oi the labor in hnisting
Icy the common block Is snv, i.
llooks aud Thimhl, taf hoisfing-ropea,
Onkum Rosir, l'ilrh u i Tar
White lcad, White Zinc Paint. BLACK rnint,Y elbow do
Rcd Lrni Nerdigria. lmpcra! and Chrome Green,
Ncrmlion and fussMn Bne, Paris hito Lamp
blnel fuuy, &e,
Paint }ru,hcs. al azrs-marking do,
tancy Pals lnll do. do. Coolers Ia ncata Wooden
lIoA Matches, Brooms, fIny-, Barroll Covers Mems
ncs S0ga Boxes, Flour Pulls DC Nc,
Ground Uore, Pepper Allspiee, Gloves Cay yenno Pep
per London nnd American Mustard, Chocolate, Ne.
Linsced OIL, raw nnd boed-N inter, Sonr aud Sperm
OIL,
Me's Pork aud Beet Sugar. Cone- Syrup, Molassos nnd
other Groceries,
Our ,toe has heen purchased entirely for Cnsl, Of
The Manufacturers in New York aud Boston, aud We
viii olisr grrnt ndlcemens purohn.ors either Mt
Wholesale or Rptal
LEE & co, On the Dock
RiehroFd, Joneany ~ Is
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

YUyIIE subscribers receiving their Spring sup.
pIy of Garden Seeds, direct from LANDRETH
Of Philadelphia The stock is iargo and embraces eve
y variety of seed usually wanted IA thls MarNet' ni
warranted fresh aud genuine.
~ Description, Catalogues d Almanacs with di-
r.ctions for culture and planting 10 be hal gratis.
Also, Il supply of chnice FLOW Err SEED.
f.t, BITS JOHN ii. SEAY e. CO.
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Eor MnItismore aud l,hlGnde,nElin

TII4N
Learcs R6laoaa epc,g Tatsiag al . o'ciark 2 n
Saat THE lnrgo ani new Sframcr B LNlDERE
.S-s& Gapt Gnrono will receive freight ey,ry Murr
lay, und upt, tie rnur pf | ocIark 81 every Iu"s-
l1g. lar the nhpvr = ace.
Shippera WheeHng. PIN ,hurg Cncinnnti md the
south and Ar-t generally, will lh this route the ehn
Isl md mos expeditions For freight, nppyl
LUDLAM X WATSON, Rrhm0ad Ia.
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RICHMOND.
BIO OK BIN DING.

4 MoRRIS,--No %. Maia ~. RictWond--Is now
n. prepared Ia do ~ description Of Book Bid.
ihe' nnd Ia manufacture Bhnl Account Book, any
Paileni-hsving laid IN stot he 'sat ma eriaa.
ahl eneneed the If the best wurkmon in the
eedttrN Magistnt,s Clerks of Courts Cashiers. mud
oihr's cnoteetcd with public olliooa, hive The
Record Books, DOcISets, Lcdgcrs,
nnd olher Bnoh- connected with ia " offices properly
ruled aud securely bound, by sending pattern of the
sYlr ol e'toe, and the leneil breadth aad thickness
oi The bnak IN Inches by mail Without the necessity
visiting lie city in porson
musio-Boolts, Pamphlets Newspapers
Magazines. &c, &c.
onrelnlly arranged aud bound IN the hest IA
specimen ui tie wor' tirncd out Ia his Bndery, A.
Mous wand especially refer the Booka which ob.
tuned tie premium al the late Fair and which may be
seen naw nt his store.
inn25 Is
hINN AND TEA SERVICE y =
- just received, u Tall supply Of White G an h
ohina in Dinner aud Ten set- Also, singl, aud 4
Dngen.
White lfonstone do do
Flowing do do
All for snIe low AZ
JAS. ID II. EVANS.
n, NJ. i
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III AGRGCULTURAL TOOL AND

IILLING BUSINESS viii te tonlinntd hy Tie
tpel under the style ind firm of II. 5. Whit
/ ( Brother
s'1s wishing to purchase AGRICULTURAL.
- viii hrd il To their i,tertst Awe call as
ea, 81 ;hn. cannot be surpassed in quality,and
+ sl AT prices lo suit the times.
Ii Of II. : Viii temorp y Bro. is alone au
''i t. settle t uhans of Whittemore. McNamcc
II. S. WMITTEMOaE,
G. A WHITTEMORE.
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DIS SOL flo .

lib firm oi b. NOWLlN & co was dssov
ri on the 2nd inst.b\ mutual consent, b. Now
nyng purchased of J. d. Harvey his interest in
concern is aune authorized TO wind up the busr
and to use the name of the firm in Liquidation
JOS B. NOW IN,
|mor 1854, JNO. ID. HARVEY.
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HE UNDERSIGNED have formed
NOWIin a. ApDersOn,

Nii coprinne the GRO EhN & COMMISSION
|NESS al the old stand # J. b n. win & Co,
Ietbcy viii be- pleased to see cir friends and the
Pns ot ti,n OLD concern
jos b. NOWLIN,
l Cts JNO. q ApPERSON.
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PIE concern heretofore existing under 'he style
and inn o. Wbittemore. McNamee x Co, is this
solved by mutual consent.
H. s. WuITTEMORE,
JAMES McNAMEE,
, G, 1851 G A WHIrTEMORE.
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RICHMOND
So : =. N. York Il Virginia., .. -.

- n. York Il iirginiaS = =
STEAM SHIP COMPANY.
Important to Merchants and others.
tfNuuSE vim dssire speedy aud = lua' ulude ol
eon=eytnrv fpr iler auod. hetWe "a Af7 iotkaHf
Rirhaond tin rheut 30 hours time between lie iva
piaces) vii comm their interest b, idcring els
en-ds 10 be ~hippedhy tie we'll X, own 81 io.wheeoeu
Sttn Shin.
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
~ 1000 aas Rartes IA charge at careful a. Il rXper
ID nfcet..
Tho rurdcring gooas from NrN Anr, cnirdo an twice
"a wrek b, his cefhia mud iHc, enabling Hem Ia
rrlra.bti ti"i stuck, VI, fresh surpies at short nolce
And 'p llke m ner cphlitg tluse wh hnve Goods u
-inp th"r' to do as tue d,nand Ion Hen nr1ses
PAsSENGERs=luos viii find thsruuic the Host com.
ta,iHhle Us well as The cheapest Sate.ruon ueeontm,
,lpuon-, Il meaIs DuWished "hho,t extra ehnRe,--
These Shii touch nt Aa,i9t goii mud tctuntng
Il DIAM & WATSON.
doe I - Rrhnnud V.
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Z UNDERSIGNED WELl con-

IlAGE THE FOUNDRY BUSINESS in all ills
r>, and a,i cntinuasce Of the lbr patron
'eajcd 10 Whittemore, NcNumee y Go.
JAMES McNAMEE
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DIS LUTON,

IL PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing betwee
GREGORY ROlALL Il SIMPSON is dis. olved
Withdrawal of s NJ Simpson. All persons in
4 to the con.rrn will make payment To Gregory
hall, and all having claims ngpiast the cencern will
to them cor payment
JAS. D GREGORY,
jas I. ROEA,L,
SAMl. NJ. SIMPSON
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DISSOIITIO

I'll Office II. T. MOORMAN Of the te rm Of
v Moormnu & Mnriin would iuf rm the friends aud
.ls olera of the hIr firm ihnt he will coniinue the
Grocery and Commission Business,
ut fuc cd stand Of n X NJ whele he will make every
.Nertlon to give snisaetion his friends,
md he public generally
Ilr WI. kecp constantly hnnl lur!c aud w9lI
'rrf.I ftock Of GRODERlES, DRY GOODS, &c,
~ Speenl attention paid to the snle forwarding
1T I"bnrco, Wheat, Flour ~. &e
ian2 II THDS + MOORMaN
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New Beck and Periodical Depot.
Robert A. WilIjnms

Main St, Lynohbme Va,
One door ADORE Hr. J. =. UrighfS Drug Store
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Ihr.e ssel Of the first cll-s, bn in fh' eity Of
baltimore expressly ior this nnde md h'ee superior ae
,pmmndaIions Tor passengers. They arc commanded
~ experienced Captains, we'll qualified for the trnle
aud who v III spare no exertiou accommodate They
will be towed up and down the riyers by steam mud may
hr relied op 10 sail promptly "a advcrtized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from NV
York will find il 10 their interest to ship by this line
rs freight will always be taken low M by nny other
line of Packets and every effort will be made by the
gents in Richmond nHd New ur give saiislacton
frei h 15 cents per whole and II cents per 3 }
Tobacco being about 80 per cent. less than chnre'
The Steamers Insurance can be effected in the III
mn.l Fire Association by this line nt 38 per cent.
We respectfully a,k and hope II succeed in obtain
iug a full share OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line New York will be for.
var ed free IF commission New Orleans, Mobile,
Gharlc-ton, Savannah any other Southern North
ern port The vessels will lie in Richmond ut Rockct.
in New York at Berth No |, Coffee House Slip, foot of
Wall Street DAVID CURnE Richmond, =
G. H. PIERSON, ny ;:
No. 81 South Shect !
.. dts
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5pICMWOND ~ BOSTON LINE ~

lhcse vessel Az at the st cass builf oNpr"ssy ior
#iulraaj .aye superior 'rlmnodutoz ior rHs.-
THEY commanded by experienced fofiatna. WI
qualified lor thenule, AMI vino Will spare no eNrrtiau
l., nee lmnoabfe.
The, will be- tove1 up t,nl down The rive, by lam
mud may bercaed +ail promptly u~ ~a#iyerti4ls.
Merchants eoine North orlrriae gaod4 nun bos
TN will 6nb rpthcir interest to ship hY this linz
s il islc ony regular line and freight Will always b.
l,ep Us ne By my ofler vesscla und eg"rs effort
o be mud h itr ugcnisia Richmond mud Boston Ia
sive.uti. nct5uli.
W. respectfully ask anl hopr s9eceed IN oh.
aiming full ,harc al patronage.
The .e~sel- W liz in Richmond NJ linrheus; in
Boston IA Rowe Whati.
DAVID CUnRlE; h,clmood, }Ap'r..
ALLEN 4 WELTGH, Boston, :
~ - Y
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! Efl BbIS. lf.mo cIo,.r Seed. leccacl pr
4 eBSB SieapeI Belxidero this la, .ioi snn y
IAN y LEE 90. Rchn1um
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Musio-noolss, Pamphlets, Newspapers,
INrNNER AM TEA sEuyICl = :
JAS ID h. EVANS,
nov l2n No. II West Mn. At. Rlol.
GLASS WARE

'EAsS WAkE-CutGlu-a Decantcrs. Tn
Nh blor., Chanpaigne G1bhleia, Whe., Lemons les.
Bowls Cellcry Gnsscs. Pitchers. etc.
Pressed do IN every variety, and all Tor solc ye,,
low nj u II EVANS
nov II Is No III. Weal Main ST, Richmond.
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Is. d. Gregory & Jas, r, R0ya,I

Ill continue the HARDWARE Bl SlNESS in
Fll its yarous ranches nl the nld sta d ol Greg
to'ali simp On, under The firm of GREG DRY
FiALl', and respectfully solicit IA ,ntirusnc, of
th,y liberal palr urge they have cvel received
ai'as u sell COOL goods nj honest prices.
h'~ ha,e in store very laIre and we'll nssoit
u 81 CliFertrr~' oul1 and Materials House.
Aftl'ies, 81 Ille,y Cench Na'1ers' Matarial-,
'"eNNmith< Tools &c, &c aud expect tp Ie
"a lew weeks, (Ii ectly fr,m Birnpg han G.
- quite "A large lot oi English Hardware e.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and all others IL.
goods, nre invited To give them n call.
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dec II
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AND NEW-YORk PAOKETS.-lhi- new asss4s'
Itour linz ia conposrd Of the lol awhe yrsscls nai
-nils from NeH-Y ork every three day-. All owned in
HE city of Richmond, viz:
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Potatoes.

EOittBess
RER WILKES has -enl .Eos another lot If hshae
Va Irish Potatoes. Cll belpre they are Al gpue
rn94t LEE & JOHNSON.
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Walsh, but the accuseaiaving suddenly term-
mated his existence by baking his neck on the
previous night, the caseias dismissed.
sEooNB DISTRICT.
SELLING LIQUOR TO SLAEs .--Cefermo Demon
asterio aud Francisco Blaco, keepers of cab
aret on Old Levee street, nd Peter Pratt and
Juan Alaban, who keep milar establishment
on the corner Of Crossmai and Levee streets,
were examined yesterday GA charge of selling
liquor to slaves, and were ech required to give
security in the sum of $S0Gfor their appear
ance to answer the charge bore the First Dis
trict Court. Angelo Marti3 ST., and Angelo
Martin, Jr., were examined a similar charge
and dismissed
THE Cur DIRECT Mrs. Cerentine Grant was
violently assaulted and seyeres cut in the face
on the night of the 4th inst, a her premises in
the rear portion of the Secoh District, by .
young man named Edward Crevn, Jr., who has
been arrested and awaits examination before thu
Recorder.
LARCENY. -- Mary Brennan md John Motl
were yesterday examined on clarge of having
stolen $40 from Julia Collins, WHO lives on Bien
vile street. After O full examination the cas-
was dismissed ...@
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Death Of Mr.. Richie.

Deatn OF iMr. R1tchie.
WASHINGTON, July 5,-The venerable Thomas
Richie died in this city to-day at noon.
Treaty Probably Rejected.
WASHINGTON, July Sit is reported, but not
positively known, that the reciprocity treaty,
recently negotiated between the United States
and Canada by Lord Elgin and the Secretary Of
State, was on Saturday rejected by the Senate.
Cholera in the North.
NEW YORK, July 3.-Dispatches from Boston
report many deaths as having occurred there
from cholera. The disease is also carrying off
considerable numbers in this city and in Phil
adelphia.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, July 3.--The Cotton market here
has been quiet to day. Middling Orleans is
quoted at 90, and Middling Uplands at 94c. per
ID. Sugar and Molasses unchanged in prices.
Flour has been in good request at rs 8 per
Dbl for good Ohio. Corn dull and declining,
with sales Of mixed Western at IA to tic per
bushel. Lard is lower and has sold in barrels at
81 to 94c. per lib.
Conviction.
NEW YORK, July 3.--Captain kehrmann, Of
the brig Glenmorgan, under trial before the
United States Court, has been found guilty Of
being concerned in the slave trade.