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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07

NrGrICT-More new pattern Hats lust re-
y rcigr ard are rca y fr Inspection, At l32
Thames.st. liza FRENCH.
u2I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07

DEARS The celebrated Bnnum Pear, also
/ Virgalo, Bar,letts and Crawiord's ut
YOUNG & SMITHS,
s29 Ill Thames street
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07
CARpFrtNGs

CARPErlNGS.
WV. e. Cnyyrns < 90. have opened thor
w Fall suppy nf Carpetings, embracing -
grcnt variety oi Bup,ti', 3 pt, ingram and
ctnurr Cnpcis. Oh cloths all widihs, Rork-
m,,, Rugs, &C. &c. Al.p few vcry chotre
ptitern- of superior Velvet Carpets. oil
yyTANTFD--An active. iu'rIlist,b Boy, to
w attend store and d. erimds alsp boy "
learn ;he trade. tuquife u w. ". BLISS,
y23 w Than~s-si.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07
NLlIIC,E

NJ IT T..
'CIiE suhscri'cr would inform the residents oi
l. Newport aul yic,aiiy thai having fu-hcd
the alterations ia his store, No. III 'Thame,-
street, be IL now prepared to furnish them with
ever, ihing usually found ~ Frnit and FariCty
Store h,v,ng Thoroughly verhauled and re.
plrni.hcd his stock. hc is confident Of being
abe 70 give fusfLciipr 10 al w'o may Lavor
hna nh their cu-ton; to h.s oil friends he
would say that he viii he happy to continue To-
munster tp thoir wants, IN the same cheap and
hnnrst nanner "a, heretofore. B. U. CAVR, ir.
uip
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07

DLttD Long and Sqdte >hsWls ~ scotch
1 aal American mt1ulariurc nf the ucsssi
stI.s a. A.su GhilIfens' Paid nut thiDct
Sha~ls OF various szss jn-i raCd "
o5 LAW1UN d BROTHERS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07

DANK STOCK. - For sale EIGHTEEN
ID Shares in the capital stock OF the Ncwpor'
Exchange Bank.
Also, FUO shares IN the Newport
Company. Apply at rs Thames street.
sl2 SANl.. A. PARKER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07
NEW

CrrRAW BONNET s. HAT BI.EAcHERY.
- The subscriber wouii inform the ci,,hens oi
Nrwpurt AMI its vicinity. that he has taken Tie
store No. SO Thames 81, next door North oi Mr..
WIN. II. R,yloy's Shoe Store, where he Is now
r'ady 10 receive Straw Bon,nts ard Hats Ia
cl.,nsc and press in the must fashionable -t,e.
Pedal, English, Spit a"d tlorcnqe Brad Bon
nets pressed with b.ap,ilti sofl finish; al Minds
al L,rc and straw Bunncts l'ea, he'd aud
pressed and warranted not Ia shriak
| would also inv,te the atlrniop oi Nrnthurn
To the bleaching an1 pressing ~ Panama .nd
Manlk, ii.ts. As acida are v"ry lHiu ins 10 the
straw Of the ahovc hats, woull ai.o iaio,m the
citizens that have discovered n prucrss uf
hrlrhing without the usc bl acids, aud warrant
them ten per cent whittier thn ihpA' dpIa "a thc
old w.y. All tsk 0r Nuu ,i"ntlrm'n, - Ia call
and sro f,r Yourselves. l.rshon and braid
hals done as above.
FlSkING.
The snl'scribcr pays particular attention t"
pnking Lsilos Caps, rolua., ba'Iarr, N"u-
tlllas, isalllinss, Flouuces anl Aprons. Gall &
-" patterns.
The sui surbrr has also been appointed sole
Aseut, h, Per, Il Sheptrds1n, ior the repair
ing oi tccnrirn,s ani Fuun,s. Al Reeds put
IA by them irc warranted not 20 break and the
Instrument, Ieit ia perfect tone when driiger,d 30
the owner. +, u. UNEFNE,
10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07
THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
Hereditary Complaints upon the Children

UNTO THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION"
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, sCROFULA,
HYPOCHONDRIA, INSANITY, GOUT,
KINGS EVIL, and other diseases,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

& loeFHzaa 3 a 7 l G ezs .sy.. slZss;::a st
ROUTE from BGfao Falls via Lake RIVER
St. Lawrene The forming Eaprrss and
treal AID asue Osdensbagh p Vnreu with
railroads tor New V Burlington Sseopa Springs
Lawrence and chnpap Railroad for PorIadd White Mountains
Boston and New York.
BAY STATE Capt Led ard NEW YORK, Chapman leave
Lewiaton daily Sunday O'clock Cape Vincent
and connecting with the River sfeasts pqssig
entire ength Of the Thousand rd Rap the beautiful
st, awrenceI by daylight, III ~
nGytdty ii time the tluebac
Passengers easing utfe O'clock have hours and
hoss leaving at o'e 0ek we four hours
!! O'Clock train Buffalo Lewaon IN time fr TIE
boa Paese for Boston, take ca rom
'4nTe nmeaHtey arriving at Boston at haifpast O'clock
same day
THE UNITED STATES IaTlLINE u
Steanrs ONTARIO, Captain Thtoop. CATARACT CAPTAIN Eate
MORT HEN Err, Captain Chl day saiuidays ax
half TO Niagara Falls touching ocheee oweeo Sarkes
iabor Kingston, CLAYTON k ard OsdeDsb1g
ih ive assug the entfe length Of The Thousand ands
AID The Raplds OF the beautiful ST. Lawrence
Meeting with the 0gdenshugh Point
uson ant Ros and with the Express ssego
for Albany and New York direct.
The Line leaves Bulno dnily bv
falo ud niagara Fsi kli 9'elock aprdiBg paasen-
the plensu Of Monument Qaeers on eigb
the Crest Wir Suspension Bridge, he scenery
Niagara Ryer through sIDneA leaving at
past clock NJ giving u four hours
on IN Tor The boat all the Thousand
Light changing ha nt ntgdentur and taking OF the splendid
cabin River Steamers,
and dashipg Of the arriving
This the beeasiiu SUMMER ROUTE on the co1,UDnt
The steamers Of the American Line built speed
end comfort having all the equipments law
with spacious and beautiful uppr Cabin entire
Uf the boat e'
fg Perges procure Tickets iul information at Office
opposite Ruthe and Niagara Fa Railroad Depot
~ Officer in Cataract House and Hotel Niagara
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE g. 1854
MISCELLANEOUS.


"A MERRIAM CRYSTAL PALACE. = FOR
IA TIE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIoNs.
~ Open Day and Egenog, (except nday)
" TWEETr-FIyE CENTS ADMrTrAsoE, will b. tie price
F. sf 9 @ ffs'sSn Sc @ Of EF
E. ssJyti'f i stssa's
N s NsGSE K ss9 K ssy 4 oh wed .
large nmb b. q additional and oea
pas a.s
The e"ni6a svs1 800 pieces Of Marble
Sa f% Many shas s% sGa are ed % s rss 5
:sss hi; oS % 81 8s sfsfG1sa % s:.
n, ,s c@a n e ,hs gri9 r A 81 fpAR PAR TREE which
NINETY Two FEET circumference end sstmssa
op sas & 4. e. c 1ss fss,. go B
~. A;,sihs y The crya pses enclose. AZ BIZ
n several dave h popsr discrna'iou aid
sisn oRcHEs1k4 o. Music vii be in at endapee the
THE sai'f DA1 coating On.
and B sa f. bv Ne ss
sss %f a si pdsa f sf sas B III LID Ifr H.
yf s s or l @ T pnss ses g product shall have
sscosn GOLD MEDAL ops Thousand Dollars
Ne cstal p.aes fatPg the hr-e MONTH.
TIVE mi ME oSns s s S oss @ s a
hsiL saasarnt d, IN e3'h 4 ped the i've
tered cav a,eS within s Palace
FoUETI FIVE MEDA S. costing 0ae Hundred Dollars each,
their equivalent rnsh preferred
Original ia completed sin h. rat opening Palace
and exhibited theen pd khA
such distinction mkt after the ino9' exeel aforesaid
The abitt and
shall he critically
and the pnzs nentioned The Directors sla proceed rs
setl ptaetesb select such Ju hope 10 J. is
to tn aRpon ent b-ore us n
The viii, also, their Dp
70 the ExhibtrS lnventors psaess
sufficient tp enEite taem to such
All articles which thy place th- Grand Ex
VIA s rs 1ra Is sas4 WITHOUT
Al efficient Po light the
protecting
tian dsen accountability for loss damage such
An Umbrellas
As the sta Paace Bonded Wareht cannot be
mitted 10 pars z the buldut
No Checks given Ticket
mvllf P T BARNTfSf tirps derY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09
.Syes,'s Cherry Fecassros.

FEI0 CURE A COLD, WITH Ss
Il HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF b. kS9WG
THE BODY-takt the CHERRY PECTO Y W. IA
SAL on going II beo, and wrap II TsANsSS n
to osweat during she night M#~fz22-S9
FOR A COLD AND COUGH take IL Y xs%sSgE-~
morning. evening, according ~ x.syrzE2Esa
directions the hottir, and the ~ ~
VIII N will lmgsu ~ sSETM-Ex-A
fer from his trouble when they find ElASzESsA
he SO readily cured Persons afflicted a
eAed winch them
night will find taking the CHERRY &C f Al on gOng
bed they be Sleep
ireshng Great r!ie' suering cure
tded to thousands who thus afflicted
From its effect these
w!lrg 70 torego lis when the
TO SINGERS ANDPUBLIC SPEA DIV inv sluabe
rs ny us the throht and ung when
removes ~ few hours and wonderfully
powe, and he&ibity OF the
ASTHMA is generally much relieved wholly cured by
CHERRY PICTORIAL But
yield urey medicine. CHERRY PICTORIAL hem
they cured.
BRONCHITIS or irritation of the throat upper portion Of the
lungs may be cured by takng HERRY PECT0RAL
FOR GROUP Give smetic of nimony, large
and frequent OF the Cherry Ptoa
II taken in season, it will no fail
WHoOPiE COUGH be broken
Cherry Peroral. -
THE INFLUENZA is speedily remedy Numerous
instances have noticed from
any serious while their neghbors
fectoral, were suffering from the disease
from - ~
LIVER COMPLAINTS by this remedy there can no
ngy taken until the pain the side unpleasant symptoms
Prepared by JAS c. AVER Practical and Anslvica
ShsHlSl, Loweii, daRsi and sold by all DruggiFtB.
j. WRIGHT d CO, New Orleans,
ieD1o 4hid&" Wholesale
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09
EDUCATION.

FRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
II ho4sieur ALE8 NELSON, No. st. cbsres streat
IEs.iJmONfhLS:
Prof. Fe]son please let know Whistler voa van ,s.n, ,,
Of ansuase' in the Kentuc4y Military IHltas ~ ' '
.,., ~ 80, =. e. W MORGAN, Joint Superintendent
With and gentleman 10 all his conduct ~ s' ''s
Pr T. NOBLE BUTLER Ilouisvfs
aioneur Nelson recommended ft
q ths speekns French and Spanish with elegance pp
HBysm well adapted Inducing the yseriea n
e French Spanish and Engbh Languages very spare
time II. o Crescent.
We have had persona opportunities Of Judging
rceonmerd him
a that lhe put practice IN O.
True Delta. = fanas 1y
a NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCE
fLES and arefaI Prnts
taat M WILLIAMSON, lady o Rev. G. H. Williamson,
% Ptesstan Frapeaise o. Rampant street; ea Of
env whose life has been devoted Teaching viii
family and day school LIMITED o paps Extraordinary
.polIlrs ler : rtEle1f: aoaiE ard DRAWING Jana ~
4 INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES = As
Boardera and Day Pupo.ss By the
hiszss ALLISON -
Th Directors Of this natuton aided the
various Departments feqrisite finished
vote ihe Utmost
iheir
~
@hfeh can be had at the tnstitnte a2f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

ESOR HAVRE.-The A | fast sailing 4ssssS
H. American ship CARACK. Capt Morrts. SAA,ttaaS
oalng snd will have Immediate For freight
Cotton, apply to J. P. WHITNEY 4 CO., 81 Camp At.
For paasape apply to the captain ny25
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

0MER 'AcHA's Domestic LIFE domestic
life of 0mer Paeha, the Turkish commander on
the Danube, who is a Gioatian by birth, and
has passed through every subordinate grade in
the army to his present proud position, is very
far from being tainted with the debauchery that
is generally attributed, and often falsely to the
private conduct of the Moslems He has had no
more than two wives, and though he was allowed
to have them contemporaneously, he did not
marry the second until after his divorce from
the former. This was a Turkish woman. daugh-
ter of an Aga of the Janissaries, who died in
1927, and was pupil of his protector. Kosrew
Pach. Emancipated from the severe restraint
at the harem to the liberty Of European customs,
she abused it, and forced her husband to a sepa-
ration.
The second is European, and was very
young maid of mill and virtuous character,
when he first saw and married her at Bucharest,
where she was exercising, at fourteen years of
age, the profession Of teacher on the pianoforte.
She is from Cronstadt, in Transy vania, aud her
name was Anna Simonich He has no offspring
but natural daughter, horn of an Arabian
slave in Syria. A male child, the fruit of his
new marriage, died at the age of four months.
crushed under carriage upset in the passage
from Traynich t. Sa aievo, He has, therefore,
as yet no probability of being remembered in his
adopted country hut by his deeds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09
STEAMSHIPS--SHIPS.
GALPESTON.
VIII sall on SUNDAY, June l,.:s,so,,,o.,. j.

w-xrsn y ~ % ssi on SUNDAY June IT, ats O'Clock A. Nj
ls, 'ph GaLy " yhSTON ,INDANoLA, ,poRr -seNns
orIsans md Tn Tns W. a,ia
ias LOUISIANA. Jeremiah Smith commapdinn e
sshse above landing freight wharvet a w
s,g ~ 70 Metagorda By) without extra charge Fe,
applyto HARRIS \ NOR e ~ e. o9m accommodations,
s14- Tb,i,, oppoaite the SteamBh Landing,
M nereeie ran in and tho supervision os m @ @
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

ILL., KATE sWANTON, Morse master is now io,i IAsSfS
will have quick daPatch Cotton aseiy
BOGEHT, WILLIAMS n Cann N
GN5 For paasaSe. apply board
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

NSOR HAVRE.-(R Ready to Receive ~
PHIs, Capt Davis oadng and will have as
patch. For fssght Of AGO baea Cotton, apply
AARON CO HEN, 1871 Common et
..E orto j. p. WHITNEY q co, 81 CamI st.
aeerage passage having accommodating apply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09
VOLUME VII.
-
HI VRE,

HNOR HAVRE.-Th fine fast sailing IN
IN 49, American bark DELPHOs, Capt. seue, 49,
loading and will receive quick dispatch For freight
ton, apply to j. WHITNEY q co 81 Camp
ortoG. w. HYNSoN, ~ Camp Htreet.
81 For pasaage, npplY Captain ~ ie9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

EOR HAVRE.-The splendid A sM
American clipper ahip RATTLEif, Captain Bum SAHfS
having a'pe part of her engaged, will
For balance Of freight apply
mys ]. H. ASHBR[DGE d CO. e. 81. Charlaa arast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09
TRIESTE.
ANTWERP.
BORDEAUX.

eTOR BORDEAUX,-The fast sailing IN
bark ARTHUR, Captain Spear, wilt quick d 1kAx
my8 BoGERr, WILLIAMS d Co 10 Camp st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09
DAHL Y CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICE no. 80 ST. CHARLES sTRGgT
viii regularly An eayfr hon,
dag, Esnnday excepted for ss eut
she Office week, payable to The clrrieFn.
THE RCULATI8N
OF ths CRESCENT, nay and Weekly such offer
Medium TO AtveIti8ers A
A FAMILY PAPER
tculatea largely Of citizens
articles sold families advertised
m eoaas No paper the rcustes extensive
families.
OUR TERMS
are saeh a. TO invite The httenou patronage Of the pub
ApvERTTsIse:
ger square Of Ten Lines in PezrFFs 81 90
on he Second Page charged day.
for a shorter time -
All
charged ecfardinely. ~ = ''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

IGOR HAVRE.-Th A l fast sailing .ssas,
d. American slip EASTERN QUEEN, Capt EmerS, ,fadkfGs
now loalng and Will have quick dispatch For
bales Cotton apPlyt TO
J. P. WHITNEY d Co., 81 Camp street.
I EE FOR panenMe, nppIy TO the GapAn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

HsXCHANGE ON NEW YORK--At sight
NJ and on time, in to suit purchasers. For
McRAE, COLEMAN Il CO.,
JaFnu ApIatst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

MNOR HAVRE.-The new A fast sail s5sSN
ing American ship CAMBRIA, Capt. Perry now &AAA &AAA
loading, and will receive dispatch For freight
Cotton, apply to
p. WHITNEY 90, 81 Camp streee
" For Passazs, sppy fothe capt'ip board. jnn9T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09
YERH CRfjZ.


Wlilieaye WEDNESDAY, June IA, at 8 O'Clock AM
HISOR VERA CRUZ-U. S. Mail Line -sesxs
-, thenew and magnificent ORIZARA EMsSSaXs
tslo tons ourthen) Thomas Forbes cofnanaer i
- 70 'fA+'e, pnhetunhy carrying tho U. S. Mails. "
p,n,z -...hates of Paashge....
sst
Hisagafsment goodb, cubic q. @
or pasaage, having ntr
ana ateerage paatangerb, ,applyto '"''n
HARMS O. haokSAN, foot Of Juliasreet,
ss~ pa.,a,nox. ... opposite the SteamRhp Landing.
Mexican ConEu. WIN passports ron the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

EFMPTY BOTTLEs-50 gross Porter bottles,
quara aud ppts 2Co0 Clatet quar- pint.
ap6 vs. Cam street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

The following extracts from a letter written
by couple of American gentlemen in St
Petersburg to a friend in Washington, are rather
interesting:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

s4s- a LARGE VARIETY OF BRACES BELTS, SUPPORTERS,
LACE STOCKINGS etc, ALWAYS ON HAND AND MADE TO
1R0ER WHEN REQUIRED, AT SHORT NOTICE,
the OF these Instruments the CONSTRUCTION APPLI
CATION themselves Genuine,
Which all warranted must bear in mind NUMBER SEW
ENIY, and observe the name fet25 lqly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

UNI punoheon old Jamaica Rum, for
q a, sale by A. F. COCHRAN HALL
my n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

sHAMPAGNE-
~ $50 baskets Leaf, quarts;
10 do. do, pinis sale by
SAM WOLFE es Csr1n street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

944a S41%9s2$s Z ;:9 s:!: &.
Biaek Woks, Washington Avenue. graveyard good
lead. hey g.hoi Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

VI ADEIRA-l00 gross in store and for sale
Ya nv J. HARf co. 1s Tehnap. .lenas eh,a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

H. W. G0ELER, Importer and Dealer in
n BRANpIES, Wines, CoRDIALS and HAVANA CIGARS.
country filled and dispatched Rb puuctuay City
tity charge. Z
ER None but choice articles sold here
H7y Ito Common street, opposite the ST. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

lest NOR LIVERPO0L.--Th fine A l fast ,f58s
sE~ sailing American saip ELLA A. CLARK, Capt. aA&
hsrho loading, and will have immaculate disatch
II a j. r. WHITNEY Il CO., 81 Camp street.
ps For passage, apply the Captain board. myl6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

s~Fas0R LIVERPOOL.-The a fast sail ,sssasN
noaI al iug ship r. Ii. SUMNER, Capt. Dyer.
loading and will have immediate diHpatch For freight 45G
Ht i'm JP. WHITNEY a CO. 81 Camp
to the Captain yt3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK etc

4 hDD FELLOWS REST.-Vaults in this
Cemetery he obtained by applying PIERs0N Trea
Commercial Alley. FURNEAUX SerfetaIT
nda oTs Han sone' Of Camp aud CAs
ALL No Espanade F. ~ C0RRFY Sekles
10 Camp street The of Vaults or ck holding
Tor the burial OF MEMBERS
he burial Of wife child 10
Vsut will be $50 Invariably purchase Of Lots or
1notiep respecting the Crest, rauply to
]. 20. PIERSoN, Commercial Alley,
orto JAS. EuRNEAUX, nj the Odd Felosye t7sil
i5a. FuHSRAHs. .SAcfatsry.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1854-10-22
COoPERACEi COOPIRAGEU
JUAU No&03
sAur Sou n. nAPTIsT.

sIgHE ssdssigssi RsgusedEily isfss! eEm
j ~ inhahfsuas, ~ 10 q wsl1y 37
. ooutvuce ~ ~ 0anslAet1F1 q bsr.d
~ ~ ehey mey y = west The worx !sA,
esns e9se ~ ssse = $1,000 ana A's ps'ess
Ho has ceastanily on hard, Aocrtain qsan-
tiiy of barrcls thst he win sale at the mot fu-
ycrrsh'c conditions. ssjuin. an.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1854-10-22
STATE Of LOUISIANA

FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF sT. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
Vidor Oiirnr D,rc-iH vs. J. A. Tisserand
and A. Mor,cc
No 500.
DY virtue of an order Of seizure and sale
Dissued from the Fourth Judicial District
Court OF this State in and for the parish oI
st. John the Baptist, and to me directed by
the Court aforesaid
shall offer at public sale on the premises
on SATURDAY THE FOURTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER HEXT, at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
the hereinafter described landed property
seized in the above entitled and numbered
suit. 70 Wit:
Alsnded Property, situated inahis parish
Of st. John the Baptist, on the left bank OF
the Mississippi river, measuring one arpcnt
front 10 said river on thirty FIVE arpents
more or less in depth, bounded on the up
per line by land belonging to Mr.. Lacien
Mentegut and on the lower line by the Ian
ded property belonging to Mr.. Frencois
Savoye.
Gosh.
Parish of St John the Baptist, September
23rd, 1854.
JOHN r. BURcARD,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1854-10-22

rnerci. Cette lettre, Ia plus accablante de
toates celles qu'elle cut jamais recues, puis.
que dams cette lettre, Grave faisait allusion
4 retat maladif de madame Doring, don't seul
encore i savait Ia cause, eh bien ce teInoi.
gnage accusateur, irrecusable, dams un mo.
ment peut-etre, allait tomber entire les mains
dun homme violent, terrible. outrage! e. g..
La pauvre femme etait CONNIE folle il Y
await quelque chose d'egare dams ses yeux.
-Mais que fsirel . d. helas. que faire . e. .
seerh-selie -svcc une infiexion dechirante.
avec lie geste de Ia priere.
LA chose est tres-simple repondit Tyr
connel don't les yeux touches Aamboyaient
CONNIE des yeux de tigre au milieu des te.
nebres; Anna, promettez-moi votre amour T..
je vous aime sssez pour attendre. =. Etpour
gage de sotre promsse. ange adoree, pour
delicieux a-compte, un baiser . rien qu'un
baiser de vos levres charmautes
II lui prit une main qu'elle n'osa point re-
tirer, malgre Indignation ct phorreur don't
son lime etait pleine.
-Voulez-vous balbutia-t-il en- pen.
chart vev ellie sa hideuse figure, aux joues
rouges CONNIE du sang
Madame Doring rejeta vivement Ia tete en-
arriere.
-Laissez!. laissez.moi, murmura-t-elle,
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AVIS JUDICIAIRES.
ETAT De Ia LOUISIANA.
COUR DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT
JCDICIAIRE

SoSn bS S1aihiEMb DisihiNl
JCDICIAIRE.
PAROlSsE sAlNT-JEAN-BAPTIsTE
Vears Olivier Derc-ia vs. J. 4. TisserGAd q
H. Moricc
No399.
Inn vertu DUN ordre de saisic et vent,
Tsmanant de Ia 4e Cour de District Judi.
claire de Get Etat, dams et pour la paroissc
St-Jean-Baptiste, ct moi adressa par Ia
susdite Cour,
J'offrirai en- vente publique sur les licux
lie SAMEDI DU MOIS DE NOVEMBRE
PROCLAIM, IL heures du matin, Ia pro-
priete ci-apres decrite, saisie dams l'affaire
ci-dessus intitulee, savoir une Terre situee
dams cette paroisse St-Jean-Baptiste, sur Ia
rive gauche du fleuve Mississippi, mesurant
un arpent de face audit flcuve sur ,rente-
cinq arpents plus ou moins de profondeur,
bernee dams sa partie superieure par unc
terre appartenant NJ. Lucien Montegut, ct
dams 50 partie inf9rieure par une terre ap-
psrtenant n. FRANCOIS Savcye.
CONDITIONS:
Compliant.
Paroisse SaintJean ,Baptiste, le - septem.
bre 1854.
JEAN +. BURCARD.
Sh.rlf
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Snesssios de fen Antoiss Nsma Tassir.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA. - Cour dn
1LQaatrieme District judiciairc. - Paroisse
StJean- -Baptiste. = Tous ceux que celia peut
concerner sont noti6es d'svoir deduire, sous
dix jours, partir dc In premiere publication
du present avis, les raisens pour lesquelles 10
compte provisoire de ID succession dc feu An.
toine Numa Tassin, depose &c jour, on cette
Cour, par Leoncc @. Simon, administrator de
ladite succession, ne serait pas approuve ct
homologue, ct les fonds entire ses mains distri.
bues conformement audit compte.
Paroisse StJean- Baptiste, II octobre 1854.
LUDGER PERRET,
0refier.
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u situse dan: Ia partie suptricure de Ia al
paroisse StJacqucs rive droiie). -
Cette propri<te mesurc trois quarts darpeni
de face ~ 6euve sur 90 arpcnts de profoodeur
Ellie conviendrait psrfaiicment un marchsnd
car elle Q un magssin tres schalande.
Mason de rssidence ct autres batisses, csba.
mes 1 negres, ecuries, remises, ssvsne entouree
en- bens pieux debout; b tout en parfait etat
Cote Propriet4 sera vendue aux termes ~
plus svsntageux. Pour plus smples renseigue
inents, ssdreuscr J. Laroqus Turgesu.
Ia 0cl-lm.