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HTAT DE LA LOt lsIANE-Cour dp
IL Cnqueme Distr ct Judcaire segeant dams ct no,r Ia
IJtIl UTssSI HI IsffiFF Ut -IIE.
Jury de Police de Lafourche.
TtTSItS
Tnarpa., fnpr,J


Jacques Coma
Il J0c4nes ln'u7 ct tons cNur gue ee2n pet coaceYer
SACHE QUEEN vertue dun orCre de sase moi adrasss
par la Cour ciessus intuiee, dams la ciesus nn
lee ct numerotee a sic lie 70 de Mars 1884, proprietee
ci-apres decrte, savoir
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE stue dams Ia dte
parcse sur Ia dro du bayou Lafourche environ IL
miles audessous de la vile de Thbodaux ayant u arpept
ct den de face sur lie dit bayou par quarante prooe
borne hut par les de Veuve Wilton en- bas leg
terres de Raymond Knight, ct appartenant a JACQUES
CONRAD, resident dams la de parosse.
Nous etes par presentes BOTTLES dayoir presenee
vos oppostions ct rasons motives la de Ceur dams
les trente ours partr u 16eme jour dOohrc 1854 pour
quot la propriee sails serait pas vnlue scion de-.
mande DIES petitionnares pour satfre Ia somme de six
cent six piastres ct doZe cents nteret ega de e
mande udciare ct les ras de process etant lie mona
due pour ouvragrs reparatons e Ia dite ter sous
TN engagement fat nspecteur dU Second District
Is de Novembre 1852 conforlnement IA la loi.
Oct. II, IT, NJ BOrRtI Sheriff
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BOARDERS

BOARDERS:
For Board, including Washing, furnishing rooms &c.
and Tuition in any all the English Branches,
per session of five months ................. SIS 90
The other charges for French, Music Painting &C., the
same for Day Scholars
Boarders required to furnish their Towels and
Table Napkins and have all their articles marked with their
names in full. TBS
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PROFESSIONAL.

A. BELCHER, Attorney and Counsel
VI Tor at Lc continues the practice of his profession
in the Fifth Judicial District. Office in ThibodauN je11
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pI.sULPHATE OF LIME-The sub.

- scriber respectfully informs the sugar planters Of the
parish Of Laourche that he ready to undertake the
manufacture Of sugar by this process Persons wishing
his services either address him in person apply this
office. Att P. A. THIBODAUX.
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ALL & h SKI
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW

Z n IHIBOUI I-l, Ia,
Practice in the Courts of the Parishes of Laourche,
Assumption, and Terrebonne. apl22-tf
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Fresh Supply of Groceries.

TN view Of the low water season we
l. have entirely repenshed stock of Family Groceries
and Western Produce We here enumerate few of our
leading articles: ..-
FLOUR, best brands. CANVASSED HAMS
SMOKED BACON. .4.t= COFFEE, Java and Rio.
SUGAR CURED BEEF. RICE Carolina and Creole
LEAF LARD CHEESE, of all kinds.
BUTTER Goshen and west'n. SUGAR, Loaf and Brown
SALT Coarse and fne HAMMOCKS.
TEAS of all kinds. FANCY CORDlAlS.
WINES, BRANDIES, &C. GREEN PEAS, Hermetical-
HOLSTERS aud SARDlNES. " sealed.
PICKLES of every variety. OLIVES, Plain Stuffed
TABLE SAUCES. NUTS, of all kinds.
PORK Mess and Prime MACKEREL.
All OF which we are selling at the lowest prices.
| VAN LEW 4 BELLO,
& july29 Corner jackson and Levee streets
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LAW NOTICE.
NONNEIY & RIEHTOR. AMnrueu

" and Counsellors at Laac, Houma, Parish of Terre-
bonnie La practice law in the Courts of the Fifth Judicial
District composed of the Parishes of Terebonne Louche
and Assumption Any business confded to them will meet
with prompt attention.
~ Particular attention will be given to land business,
and the examination of titles ie25 1y
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II S. GOODE, Attorney and Counsellor
at Lar, will practice in the parishes of Assumption,
Latourche and Terrebonne je1l
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RUGGIES.-Received by the LIED
- Steamer c. D. Jr, 10 Buggies assorted -sAss8sH2
styles and prices do not hesitate that persons who
wish to obtain something of this kind cannot fail to be suited
both in quality and price. Call and see for yourselves
Also fresh supply Of all kinds Of PROVISIONS all Of
which will be furnished at the lowest possible rates
my27 A. B. Raglan. Sand 10 St. Philip st.
SAVE YOUR BROKEN WARE
oxen Glass, China Ware &C., be firmly cemented
by dysons Diamond Cement which is kept for sale by
3-n1 ]. s. FRIZELL.
II EECHES! LEECHES IA large
- supply Of Hungarian Leeches just received and for sale
by nov1S BLANCHARD, CAZENAVETTE 4 co.
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A Wis JU DICIAI,

Succession dc JtrGRce IcpEs ri en- c02nl,,oo,,ta
,G,Ojilts Boulgeois. "'ee
y ElfIA DE SttCESGION-F,,,
de la LoIisian-Cour On Cinqueme District-paro;ss
de afOurche. 'lsse
An ct par atltorit& de h Cour du Ciuoniam IT..
Juic!icire, sitseant dams pour la paroisse de
sera oert en- vente publque par Mathurn Bour,
ct encane'r, dument qualift ct assermenG dams # nl
de paroisse, les lieuN situe dams la li.e paro;
environ dix miles auessos de la vile de Thitolanxa
JEUDI, lie u de DECEhIBRE, 1854, 10 helres
proprete ci-apres decrite SAVIOR: ' Id
UN CERTAIN MOECEAU DE TERRE, stue dams !, l.,
paroisse sur la rive gauche du ayOu Iaforrche !
dix miles auaessous de Ia vile tie Thboia,x mesr
arpent ct dx-hut toises deux peds deuy nHi
face sur quatrc-Nlngt arpents De phonbe'r, borne m
haut par les terres de Ia Succession de Charles Auhe
en- has par les terres de Charles ..rnage avec topa
batsses ct aIteioratons qui ~ treuvent. icy
UN AuTRE MoECEAUX CT PARCEILE DE TFppp
stue dams la lite parosse, Ia rive gauche d h'
Lafourche environ sept miles anfessous de Ia vr ",
Thibotaux, environ SO arpels du bayou Iafonrcha
etnt lie lot No de la section III, dams lie tow nsbn
Est de III riviIre dl Mississippi du rang II din c -,
FEST contenalt &C mt yins.cq 00 acres ct les escIa
suivint: es
DAVY, un Negro, age d'environ 35 ans
NOEL. mulatre, age d'enyron 40 ans.
JUSTINE une negresse asee denyron 20 ans ct son en-
fant-LAURA, agee d'environ 2 ans sN'
JUSTIN negre, age d'anviron ans
LOEMlE, uue negrcase, agee d'environ ID ans
FANNY une negresse, agte denviron - ans po,,d;f,
JERiDE I'm negre, age d'envron II ans
Mel VILE, I'm negre, age d'environ 10 ans
NlGiotitE, uie ncgresse, agce denyiron Il ans
ECiALlE, uhc negrese, agee denviron 10 ans Ut GO, ,
en- ants-MARi, aeee d'environ 10 ans St. JUsTF li
deny ron ans; MADELEINE, agte d'envrcn 7 sns
DAVIS, age G'envrou ans; ALFRED age denyirs,
ans. '"'h
LIE MoBIIIER CONSTANT de plusieurs Chevauv a.nu
Aluets, des yacies Lat DIES Annaux, DIES Coct ura
DIES Cigarettes Bu vi ct a Cheval etc. etc '
TERaES ET CoNpiTfoNs-la propritte personneJe nav
able dams nois Mars 1850 lie morcssn de- srrs pay
wnt payable qlatre miles Iastres lie premier de- ,nr
1900, ct Ia balance payable par quarts lie premier H.. Jani
des anIees 1886, 1901 1875 ct 1853. '
Lautre merceau de terre payable par notifies une roi6
en- Mars lS55, ct aue noirie Mars is5j As esel.
payable par moitits une motto Mars ISIS ct rn,a
moitie an Mars Sc. Les acquei auront four low
biets soares ayac III bon caution payable au bureau d
Recorder lie la dite parose portan uit pour cent n
teret compter he echeance Ia e, les esclaye, r
teronE speciaemen hypoheqne iusqua parfat Placement
Novembre IS, ls5l ls-tdsl N. BOURG Sheriff
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VENTE DE SHERIFF
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du Cnquieme Dis
tric Judicare segeant dams ct pour la Paosse de Ia


WENT'E DE SHERIFF
' ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du Cinqnieme
District Judciare, segean dams ct pour la paroisse ae
Lafourche.
Banque de Citoyens de la Louisiana, ,Ao
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], ISCELLANEOUS.
TIainodaux Ee,nale EustltElte.

s. TENNEY-Principal,
Assisted By Three English, One French, and
ztco Music Teachers.
THE next Session of this Institution
l. will commence on the first MONDAY in October next
The Scholastic Year is divided into two Sessions of Five
Months each-but vacation during the ten months,
cept one week Christmas No Pupil will be taken for
less time than Session. will any deduction be made
for loss of time, except in Of proaced illness PuI
may at any time during the Session. each Pupils Ses
sion ending FIVE months from the day Of entrance.
Tuition of each Session payable in advance.
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ggA4Ha Sl8 q. Of r.
MAGNOLIA DIVISION. No. 90. Sons

Ql Of Temperance meets at the Hal, jackson SNEN.
opposite Thibodaux street, every MONDAY EVE. ScSE
MING at haf-past O'Clock. ISs&
sOrsce,s-Joseph Dixon, W. r; =. N. Hancock, INV
wa; ~. W. Merrill, B. 81; =. L. Mead, A. r. 8; VIM. n
Raglan, r. s.; Edward T. Brrnhan,, tt b Champaign CT
a. W Webrook, a. G.; J. NJ Forist, + 8; Louis Corbi
A. Sutherland, Chaplain; Lewis A. Reed, P.MP.
ap22 as$'8s j. w. MERRILL, R. s.
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ELECTION .NOTICE.-An election
~ will be held at the Of Mr. Sylvan Bergero in the
CEMBER 1884, to elect member of the Board Of Directors of
the Terrebonne and Lafourche Canal Company to fill the
place of Alexandra Lrete resigned Said election be held
by J. c. Potts. Justice of The Peace.
II. C. TIIICODAUX, Secretary.
Terrebonne, November q, 1S54.-59ted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. SEwARD presented
large number of remonstrances against the Ncbr5sll
bill also petitions in favov OF Hausens prOposei line
Of steamships between Brookys and Europe; also Dc
tions in favor of the Homestead bill al petitions in
favor OF religious freedom to American citizens in
Europe aud others in favor of a reduction of ocean
postage Mr. FISH offered resolution which was
adopted calling for the correspondence relative % the
imprisonment at Bremen OF Conrad schmidt natural
lied citizen of the United States, aud also Dana aud
other American citizens at Baden. The Committee on
Roads snd Canals reported adversely on the PROPOSE
ton 10 give the Ohio Falls Company $500 900 to aid
in constructing marine railway around tle Ohio
Falls Mr.. MASON gave notice of bill to authorize
the Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad Comp,ey 10 extend
their road 10 the Potomac River at or near the City Of
Washington. The bill providing for the construction
Of a railroad to the Pacific was then aiken up Mr.
CW1N spoke until o'clock 10 favor OF tie measure,
and the further consideration Of the bill was then post
pored. The Senate then went into Executive Session
and at o'clock adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives Mr. DEAN of New.
York moved suspension of the rules, which was
agreed To- ia order to offer resolution declaring it 70
be the duty and TO the interest OF the Government of
I
neutrality between all European belgerents and IL
tie event Of war the rights of our citizens and the
security Of our &c demands the maintenance Of
the principles heretofore asserted 70 aud streuuou.y
contended for by the Government but not hitherto al
mitted established by the laws of nations that free
ships made free goods except as to articles Clearly
known contraband Of war AMI thai the neutya flag
protects from unreasonable search al ships bearing IT,
also that neutral property board Il vessels Of bel
gereDs is not subject to seizure or coufscaton ani
calling for any correspondence to establish tue orego.
ing principles international law, sni to protoc: our
neutral commerce in the event OF var. Tae resola-
ton was referred to the Committee Foreign Ad,rs.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole
and resumed the consideration Of the General Appro-
priatiOn bill. Mr.. MCDONALD Of Maine and Mr.
FAuLKNrR Of Virginia addressed the Committee in
favor Of the Nebraska bill The House then adjourned
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STOPPING FAD LIQUOR.

Tie G.Hera Bnfget paper not given q a. anati-
"cism" nor disposed to countenance unreasonable
searches and sezures-lhus counsels The friends Of
Temperance in tie Legislature
I'VE suggest tho following bill which ell p1ss and
whose eject g be efFectually 10 check if not wholly ar
rest tie evil of dram drinking We merely intimate the
idco tie terms Of the bill should OF course be mauroy
weighed.
next vlereyer any person being the shall
cath before .uy Justice Of the Peace Of Ae sms town nat ne
,ors sp10us liquors 10 said seilg sdlterstsd
orpaoSs beer rum brsady WHISKY ain eroseer s2iria
Il AID cath ud hsit5 70 sue 10 T,Iraat g aug o.
which The STA DO con'lInd pint o. tue luo,
aee5n Of aid Joes Be ubd to some approved sni co
Ietnt chem resident Of he nty ano to 7e selected ~ sad
hs county 70 careful OF 4d liquor aad
SCI ed he warrant enacted that upon
~ 1eilt,l eertfr.ts 10 thf eifs,i sssI b.
suet 3, Justice the dealer b.. sha appear ) sld
] Wf'.a s 20 ' h 5seed' MN he oasr psv.Sis
R ~ ne H. ~. ~o1,tv ali Ti, Ia.ie,
t. AVE At i e!s5aon the righ' Of ual BY JURY.
Let the leading principle OF the above be preserved
he details modified the Legislature may it, and
hut little dram drinking viii obtain under vigorous en-
i0rcement % il- law.
The priaep inyolgedi ia this ou.lne Of bill are sub
syantially these
l. No nan tas a moral, and none siogH haze Legal,
right to sell ajultersted OF spurious liquor.
Q Those Who are selling such Liquor ought 10 be
stopped in their career by law
8 To that end any constable should have power
to visit liquor sellers premises, search out and as
sumo control OF mis- liquor ard take away portion Of
tie same for chemical analysis.
To authorize this it is only necessary that any
person should make oath that he las to be-
'lieye, aud does believe" thar said dealer s selling
adulteIa'ed Liquors.
.. II competent chemis. shall certify that
:sid Liquor is adglterated, then said Liquor that
is all that Is proved spuro1sshall be destroyed and
tie author further subjected TO fine.
Now il aty msa can tell us wherein This bill Is
less stringent or more constitutional than tia, whcd
Gov Seymour has just vetoed, we will tha0k bin 10
set about it. Here are searches Ct premises on the
mere belief of any person; here i; coudscatoa and
fine On the evidence that Liquor is a1Hlterated WITH
out tie least attempt 10 show that aay such has been
sold il fact this is On the whole more arbitrary acs
than the Name Law Hon colld IL escape Veto az
the hards OF our serupuOus aad u}erty-lovng Chief
Magistrate
OF course We un lerztaDd that this profit assumes
that Alcoholic Liquors are harmless aud allowable if
Otter huriU ingredients KEEP. ont Of them, while
sc hold Aeoaol hse to be just about the worst poison
to be detected il any Liquor thl. soi Bat the only
difference here involved raises question Of fact, not
Of principle. We have the same right 70 outlaw Alec
ho poisonous that an BODY else has 70 do the sane
By 5.trol eoeurs ndicus quassia or aoy other snu-
lai9g, surveying msdderiug drug What gnHudlisj
brain eau fail 10 perceive this
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL H. 1854

OF y, .ud that its breaking up az thi' ume "ou'l
Isvs been National blessing
Bat while We care little for the WIi Otgaaizati)n
We cherish an abiding fsi;b in and 'voiioa to iht
great Ijess on which that organization was founded
II, devotion to Peace and the Arts Of Pc ieeto the
liberalization OF Industrial pursuit. and p.o'e'se'-
to Improvement at home rather than Conquest sni
AegrsrdizeDelt shrosd-to the supremacy 0i Law
over brute Force-to the policy which Unites distant
States ~ iron bands ald makes our Uaiol closer
rather tLsn broa5er-these canpo be given up nor as
pensed with. Nay ne believe the prejudice OF the
ignorant against the Wing party presents the strongest
II not the only ob.ace 20 their speedy snd unqualified
triumph; and hence that the dissolution OF the Wnig
party would be the shortest aud surest roid 20 the
prscfiesl predominance Of Wing principles.
But We do lot make parties we do no. seek to
subvert them. Always asserting sad exercising the
right Of ayoWiDg and maintaining orr Own opinions
without abat.me we sre prepared, hereafter a.
heretofore to do the good that is practicable rather
than attempt the ideal better which is uua.tauabe.
We di.like National nominating Conventions, and
would rejoice if none should evermOre be held; yet
we may very probably support candidates who shall
have been nominated by such Conventions We detest
all such Platforms as that showed under Gea Scott az
Baltimore il -; yet We CORY in ardent support
# the candidate in spite Of the Platform 50 it may
be again. And. O. 10 Fusion Cooperation aud
al thst we are quite Indifferent to terms or names
and only tenacious IS 10 essential results We trust
tie uyhoders of the Missouri Restriction in Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois. Michigan Wisconsin aud Iowa. are
about TO desst from their pact squabbes uni on
common candidates ard elect them by triumphant
rsiortes in the Elections Of the current year aud
whether ltey shall be called Wings FreeSoilers
or something else-whether their cement shall be pro
roUuced Fusion Cooperation, OF called by SON 2
other psme-We do lot care one button II is enough
Sr T.. 10 know that hey can carry their states j hey
wH, 70 fix their line Of duty. Woe 20 him whose
personal aspirations or bsoted attcchme to aug party
vatchwords shall ieterpose mpedimeuts 20 a cOnsum-
nation go ever way desirable And whea the smoke
shall have cleared say from the triumphant
bstlefelds of l5Ji il will then be easy to discern
what are the duties Of 50 and 55 aud by what means
under what auspices. they to be performed most
efficiently and successfully.
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PCI.ITICs IN THE FUTURE.

We are hsbituasy disirclned TO speculation as to
The Political combinations aspects Of years which
we may lot live 10 see Sufficient unto the day
" Caty thereof well as tie anxiety and the evil.
As to the questions" Who snail be supported for
" President III 1856 and upon what basis we be-
eye it viii be quite me enough 20 begin earnestly to
consider them some twelve to eighteen noatbs hence
For the lest twenty years, no one has been chosen
President who seemed to hsve any prospec. OF such
fortune two Years previous to his election Gnd 1t is
quite probable thar the run OF luck here INDEBTED has
rot yet been exhausted II We were specially devoted
10 any possible Presidential sspraat and arxisus 10
secure his election in 81, should very much prefer
that be should lot be mentioned in connection win
that ofco for at least eighteen months get NOr can
We determine on what precise grounds the Election Of
ls56 should be contested what issues should be made
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.


Sqseis Dips,a TO Tue Y TriSone
WASHINGTON Monday. April 10, 1854
II il reported that England has notified oGc Govsuns6
that her fleets vii blockade al the Russiss pors in ~
paciic
It's all up with Inc Gadsisn Treaty. Mr.. RsK his N
posed smos, an entire The speakers 70 taywa
Messrs RISK. ADAMS. CLAyroS, Mason DovsIAs sal
others There is nothing decided about the fate Of IL
trtsy as yet.
Col FoRSEY has authorized Mr. Robins Of Pennsyvsa,
70 Say he vii not resign.
Mr FAuLKER of Virginia has written letter to his 90
sti,asuts complaining Of the Administration
large number of Mail Coutrs,tNrs end agents are here
awaiting the mail et,ings for the Southern and Western
States The lettings he largest ever held aud mach
interest Is attached from thai fact
The Military Commission in Session here iOr some tins
past for settling certain claims growing out OF Col FS
mon;s expedition 10 California has sd ouraed sire 80
aer allowing only sI35OOo OF eas presented to he
amount Of $4,000,
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WHOLESALE BooK AND STATIONERY HOUSE,

Mason BBoTHERs 10 . pArk-Tow,
Opposite House, NewYk offer eZ'ensv' cpie's
Stock Books sr'IIoFERY. tor Cssl only.
The of Goods line purchsfed BY Country ier
usually mall compared with hr Dry Goods Hard
ware, and other bills ard this very crcuraance b)l8y com
Joobr In the Book business who eel on tmeto GET larger
profits make for the losses and extra cxers
Involved IN credit busi1ss Of small tmeunfs We have
adopted uf small Profits puvsry1s Puces
Cash and invite Crny Merchants 10 ell on ~
III melves tn they eAe 10 buying 10
Cfth sweTh while
Beiee ouelv he sole publishers Of n0uf ofthe A dina au'
~ extensively selling School Books 10 the ctrs wei ~
works in other d,patiaents iacis sre pfssed
Very central and easily t0uLa 5and On Tho Ai
aud look the Of tire fst AMI
sgo ing our sns Remember Mason BROTHERS
-. e .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11

Ne shah issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of CHE
SENI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, for circulation in Europe Il viii
contain all The latest News up the time Of gong to press
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing be mad at
the desk. Price Six Cents The steamship Canada sails
from Boston for Liverpool To Morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11

smother column viii be found report OF the pra...,
ines OF she AluNni az meeting which wa. e,I,l !.
TIE Trustees for tie purpose OF securing their es,s,
alton in celebrsth z tie centennial anaiyers,r, :,
the College. The IL Getting however, it vii BE- a..
turned out TO be OF very different chsrac.e, f,a-
what ia summoners hal anticipated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

Speech. Dispatch 70 The New.YoSk Tribune.
ALBANY, MONDAY, April 10, 1851 p. NJ
There net quo present in either House Of the
Legislature this evening Bat Senators aud % Repre-
sentatiyes answered to their MANS Adj uEned IL, to.
morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11

Great irritation exists among tie Allmni Of COldui-
la College oeea.ioned By the recent action Of The
Board Of Trustees OF the College, ia rejecting can
didate for professorship secsarIan grounds Ii
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Vhe TrlbnnO for scErone.

OrosGE LAFAYE 10. 2e{ westuins;ere our Agent a,
Pro,idsuc, 10, Tho sale OF The lEIrCnE.
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3Gerp-2}ork Daily O. hume.
TUESDAY, APRIL u, 1854

HE pro or advertising in tbe WEEKLY rRrsvya s aiesner
De sir1Y CENTS q line, each inicr lon
The calculation of the Weekly alone has reach d the
eelspted uuInber Of ~: CSC copies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-11

WoRID's FAIR PREMIUM PMNO-ro@TEs The
.rssilers to whom thee Prize Medals awarded a, n,
Words Fair for best PLAY torte Wo. invite attention d
tVyts teir very elegant assortment Of g. 70 2 b. every
sale osAisthe PspeF Niche ADD hlTaY
carved Rosewood Pianos e1hd the ys,ai Paace ,fwh5
oEeiea fcg sale prices wAich fsl Til
GRoycsTtEN rRvsl ow No 50 BfoadS1y,
AdNiniur - Nrhols. Ho al
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