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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-01
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- SuESSlON SALE

Succession s q q e Landry, deceased.
LII virtue otacree Of the lion the FIJI,
'nd'c,si ''istrNOurtof the State Of i.ous lam.
10 ana lof .ha aeh Of Assn mption, dated ,hs.
sv'h DAY Of desbcr 1883, and to me directed,
WIN oe o~lisfedpubfic ssle on the premise,
10 bfm'e 81 Vent, at about 3 miles al,,,,
Napo',ons,'e lc parish of Assumption, o..
sa,afuay 'hc 4lay Of February 1854, Mt ts,,
o cio'a' u n.'A a. r. Hickman, sheriff an!
aa,'".'se' iol PARISH OF Assu,nt Ton, to
lo.'o".ng est property belonging 70 tic
@4ofe~is. >aeSeesi, TO wit. M ytfs3. all esq,
l. ~. q piece stnd situated 10 Brule s:-vio-I
cent 10 .has PiA, measuring three anda half
piece Of land, b& s;tua,ed hcbind tha 80 "
.. % s.1nesau, ~cenAtaining about forty
e. p'eeag land, situated in Brule s..
mem IL ,hlsasisA, Of Irregular form, 4. d
,pa' s..a ,p1a.y aFsrieiai afpents, atnes l
.,at wan ~. saslsdsRgs and improvements
'assson' sa'a Y being cultivated Ia snngaY.
~ :. @a,eh a 20 hsy. n ged abn,a so YEAR.
an Aiired a1gfe boz, agged about IS year.
ON. Ireen asgtoboy, aged abo j, 81 veas
h.'Dick,a sro boy, aged about % sea,.l :
an Lncy, ago woman, aged abon, ea'
years: with her. children, Ann, ased ora,.1
and the other Al six OF seven uaas,ras is@ I
9th. lnel Ct eDrn, ladder, bricks. harness.
hcrses, plongsisDes, spades, 8 or ,sr,s -.
horse cant. g rilstone, cane knires. chains /.
VA. a casrlshnd harness, and ore 10, al
10th. One lot ] orses, mn,cs ) 7 CIV,
their calves, atlres, . heifers. 3 yoLo ~ "
oxen. one bali.l I lot of hogy &c.
: altli. Heasc a farnitn1es and l.,.A..J
utensils. ft8s
Iernend Conditions : 81 4. n
The srart Of g11esasarine three and a hd.
aIpen.sl ,ons ons cen appoints in depth con-
lalnang soo.t e pine superficial arpeDts sold
payanie ~ ieiid q hpudred and fly dol
equal 'iinstsInneI pna third 4, march sns
% mach. s and de rcdaaiuine ibirdi ii
march Bo1aiA tract OF lard on, which ths
house isnated measuring about ffyff8
rs'c,aI arpd sold payable as fellows seven
hundred doiiare All the month 81 march 1854
ma .ho oalanc@ thee ;eqsal in~nssaInents, nnefE
hird ~ march ID, me third in3 march Ie5d
md i~hcsremairk sti,irl IN march 1857.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-01

-. heaFy hen,acks aged 81 years.
~. Jackso7,, aged IS years,
%. Lavinia, assi sssycars.
10. Gilbert, aged IL years, afflicted with
rhuniat:sme paif.3 af 49,
At. Pafthita, aged Is rcafs. ,1.stga
4e: Thomas aged 30, years, with his wife
caroline, aged 2syeats, md her three chsl-
aren, named Ffans. aged years, Susan a gad
2 years and Thomas, aged fnro.tfis..
tA2' George, aged SO years, sicaly. n 4a
So. chariessaged 90 geags. with has wife
named Mary, :.
81, Austin, aged IS years, With his wife
aan1ed tceaiHa.ugvd4ayse.a and hes ahila
iia1sed William, aged i year. f ?
sF52gsHeary, aged aisyears. 4s r Hqua 5
50. Ruasin,s aged a9ysars,
81. Ned, aged 20 yeaEs, and his wife named
Jane, aged II years, aud her child aged three.
months. si1s ~
50. John Bull, aged2a years. /.
80. Bob, ageds5 years. andhis wife named
Caroline. aged rs years. s-r f..e !.
81, Cicero, aged is years, sickly.
So; Stephen, aged II years. famed having
had his leg broken. :5$ '{S3EH ITO
50. The farnaing utensils consisting ofplughs,
hukes, %sloreis, spades.
ja6o. 20 Hnles. 5 horses, 3 yoke of exens a Let
Of cattle, q buggy and harness, 3 carts
81. The house held furniture, consisting of
Eusingg glasses clocks, chairs, tables, bed stteds.
bed and beddingss bureau, dssks, arnaoirs, saIs
'oia, siiverlspoons and forks and one iron chest
a. About 1000 barrels Of corn, about 1900
oarrsls of corn On the Texas place.
u II Terms and Conditions
The moseable property payable i'd two euual
astalpents mata ing respectively inthe ~saoatl,a
march 1884 and 1855, for all. sums az SO.
: more, and all sums under $40, cash.
Fhe ians~d property, payable III ire eoual4i,
astallnent lfsatariug respectively in the month.
{ march ofthe yearsI s55s Is66.l 1852 lsss, t
$50.
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Now Ready. (Finb thousand IN Pr-ssJ
IN III l. ; T l. III q ;
SOUTHERN LIFE.
BY LOGAN
i" | Wa AWAY. a friend Of the Whit MAJ (

l2soo cloth. illustrated. Price II .
THE HOUsE" s emfhacaly book ior ne tines
slavery question the poAn, political
nov Councils and v. to the Interests Of eveJ
Unlike work written treating o. the
occupies the position as9hec 70 II by the avs
or word expressed create false sympathy by dwelling
their by .esafng them INTO iAse
ntiop bv ..crting and neeotaties they Do
characters sOutherui the prOmnen
soiorshe white man the responsible person Ihh MAslhS
WHAT FOLLOWS:
In this graphic find intrinsic evidence OF personal "a
r.ty with southern society IL has al the fresh
n.s and glow actual not oI the purpose Of mssnE
heaay from others but based on knowledge
obtnred FROM long residence on soutneI sou
1.-The scene of laid Louisiana plantation Ora
ham Nldmay leading character IN the pot - The son OF
Cafoign planter who 20 the North Tor cole gate
edpcatifs belle the rural in which the
c.lec located graduates with the ck.t Of bnshg honoTs
he returns his promised bride takes her IN triumph 70 BIS
southern home snd landowner ard planter experiences
variety Of life Characteristic OF saVshodins ana ehsl
population.
an Illustration Of the domestic institutions Of the souh-w'h
pvOt viii be eagerly eaf ~ this TIN 20
m al a.ee In describing slavery the author ia
dugs in slight dOgmsc ehectons-he let ne
facts tel n story make parade OF moazng and de
additional sketches
lit were NOT which most Of the
there no the writer's glowing pictures should not be
Mason and DixOns line well ~ the
OF the North At rate, the ssyenoder
abuse IN this volumei and ne made
occasionally under the hard facts that are brought 70 MS
notice il no more he Obliged 70 do b. his day
exrerience original realities that here desueeoyped
agreeable views OF southern
ocietv and 20 the bright SIDE
The writer's forte clearly description not
r. + McFLRATH a Co. No. II Snrucest
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t Ss.N "a "a s',,s as s'S s ana Wander
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AZ 10 csS,r~ S.a N,csscr- ., the nc"s, Clay Chap
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= : Ma fass.K WNns, Ayins s. ss n,.S" ~
,s. D.. ,sllcsc-r e ceun'., SsTss s'e Ju nS
go ~ ~ - ~ ' =, Ne GENERAL Committee, sp
r.s - =. :. als a. a. S5ssRr KELLY oAan
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,s,sY 1Assa ~isrc.-$AMrsL = @oGNhS, Nc !" ~
r., - 9, - rsss, ~ s S.A "a, ao Sc; Wsi,s China
- - \. Oss-s. Nssss 49, Sse variety Of FANCY "'''
tw,s,~m l..,l,isrrSe uic aud Labor hncnnnse
krs .sr " sA 70 Che sSFRs Ct tSS'ra sna Sn
FIxY&s 80 ssSVSNr O~ Of wages and Per.on:
-, ~ sss, sSs~asy paw he Of she paTe re-
FT'a y 80 A''F to en-? sE S:; PAGAN sapst,a,endsn
-. y TSs;:s', Of nj ySSSFnEPrIH q
~. a. III TaAYER d ready to con
~ & - lRANSfoktAroS Of hMiTRANIS 20 Inc. Ns i
$50 ~ &. : Ia IwSiy more Ffy thousand Persons
s., e. NO L: sS' o ses july Proposals be made
e -al.s 70 THOMAS Il; WEBB Z !Is Boston.
THOMAS H. WEBB, ~
Secretary Enisrant Aid Co
To Prntsr> mouhly meeting of the New noik
F. (.trzvs Union he,1 No IS East Broadway on MOI
tie following esolution passed.
.es Ttsf printing ooe Of MI John frow be ana e
fair ofce aud that the Resolution
Tasssd declaring said office an unia Once nc"
rr~ci.cse d. A. OoONb, Ilesoen-
t;sRs Geing! t;onc:-oANToN GRAPE SIAM :
Ae &c a. AUCTION on WEDNESDAY 18th, st 10 ocoek ~
c.,slrtYe AZ JOSEPH HEGEMANS ROOMS. corner OF WIZ
lotshty fssrsis.. Broo.lyn { l. TUChEh Aeeuohee
Why Don't lie to TO Winfield s-oRAND ENCUkSioNS
- delightful village every MONDAY, WEDNESDAi I'e
miles the WilsmsbuTgh fee ana
shove the Calvary Cemetery Lots 10 80 Gu
u<r payments IS Go and them free ueket
The bad the Once No ryonrow corner VI
Chsftams:. g. o. a ,. r. nc,pA11.
soyth WiIliansbursh.-Memberso Of this Association who
the selection who have transferred
NAkK A WILKES No 2l2 Broadway fultonst thoom
n DEEDS be made OGt
IL, 4. Members who have not fully
Call above and DO Once non nom
A. NJ. 10 7. NJ. b. w. WlLSo' Sc0ie'aiy.
Nevtovp Village Members Informed tina
the wall take place on TUESDAY
EVENING J.. Bowery III particular
+. w kETCHUM President.
PsThe ocers will be in attendance at the meeting rooms AZ
eock purpose receiving dues from members who de-
SETTLE their accounts
N,embers of the south WiIliamsbursh Association,
subscription II
,,ouesi.d office of NJ 8 WILKES, No &2
,sner Of Fulfon room No 49, aud settle at Deeds will
" -'-~' w. b. Z. WILSON Secretary
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1NuE OPERA at CASTLE GARDEN
II

In announcing the Of tho and winter SEE.
Arc the wsa.sew,r With 'srrr and the charge nnde, sI
.sSS S' 20 ," IKE s S' os. sh. y and
New lct, rsNs 20 euy the n 70 be in
su,scuuabe however has hecn deferred py my
,S S aaway,ra iUdues. ncnd. and tho public generally
witch has heretofore been extended to WIZ ho nc ~
sorstry fully any labor eapp,e tha may n
called into rcQusior in trytns once more 70 s'' "e 0P'
Wh ,S. VIEW. durins late Europe the amusement
Ms rree,uy submitted only the ronso" company IN point
.sns s, sS,S ose,SST chs IN country Europe:
Donna Vail S@Msz 3T.1o Real s.a,s MADRID, Tssl
SS'' A 4 SI bERfGc6 h MaRETzEk UNIV
s.sra MARTINI poRMY, Vienna)
s,.r.. ROSA SH asi.s'' cMu.n)
PRINT TENOR:
S''' s sisI aalzoIENi' Tcsiio orlando Tfie.'el
PRINT Barioni:
SeT GRAzIANI, italian Opera Paris
sisr. ANDRAGl, Vienna)
sisI. coLLETTI, ,,
Msesuo-Mr ROBERT sToEPEL, tLOndon.}
services Of s,1 Ss gg .ss: .aG
sboshng the prime cause OF all opeIatc "
ciy-he starring 1t Is the intention 70 poance ne U
OF the vanity whm Of any leo a ro 70 R
bee M 'of be- psdd upon nre upon whole
rsny forming sit does cossTELLaIIo,
The following artists cal cas a.Lf &c GA lsnGE 0P'""
in the course Of next week:
Donna vALEREl CONF, ,.opnv
sisr. NERI BERALDI
Particulars will be in future advertise ments
during the public will enjoy continual 'e OF
ih selection of the and Chorus the msnafemsnt has
sy.ied talent both departing ths oula
IN ;an 4, ye both as egads the and all accessories
worthy advanced musical education o. the puoe anu Tue
I bor . that nothing shall be wanting the part
20 s we n. IL " e' MAX MARETZEk.
GEORGE CHRIsTY and W0 19 MlNsTRELs'
" No 4A Broadway, above Howardst
rru,oS SpsS MIN MNsTRFLY and the NEW BUR-
LESOUE OPERA of BLACK DOUGLASS
IL Wood. Business .r Manager
Door G eDep TO- commence at o'clock Tickets
DUCKLEY's OPERA HOUSE, No. $50 Broadway
ID MONDAY EVENING, June 26, and during the week the
e''Hd Bn'''q'' on 'h cffiNsTfb GPIRiiE
he orisin Music Concert o'clock Admission 25 Or
ohestIs seats SO
VNHE DUSSELDORF GALLERY.-The collection
to Ss HMEEoAN ISfS re
where remains exhibition from 10 ocock NJ until r. !"
ONETTI's ACTING MON f S,
IL DOGS AND GOAT,
BEAUTIFUL CHEMICAL ILLUSIONS
Chinese BsS No. $50 ass s 81 s ssTusbaY H.
TFRNooNs ats Admission Children half price.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ANN LEAH BROWN,
M; FIJI rEsp HS NJ and
FRIDAY EVENINGS from q o'clock and on the same days
ADMISSION to Evening Circles 81 Parties the hour
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IL l. A l. y ID s Y;
IL Or.
PASSAGES EvENTFuL LFE
By Mrs Noodle author Of Roughng il in the Bush 8e
Price in paper 50 cents; price in cloth, 5cents
The prs from all parts Of the county speak IN the highest terms
OF this book
Also Ready.
edition Of Mrs Noodles celebrated work ROUGHiSG 1T
IN TIE BUSH Elegantly bound in cloth. 81.
DE- WITT DAVENPORT, Publishers
Nos 100 and ls2
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Cost ano foun6.

CIRL LOST-BRIDGET DOUGAN. an Irish
" Girl shout II landed the city Of NewYork last
I.,usry In Ami last living with Mrs 0Conner No II
Crr,lsrd, \ leaving Mrs OCouners no intelligence
df.rg AMIsS LOOMS ATTORNEYS At Law Psker'onrs
effect lasting favor the snxiou parents OF
Bridget Dousan
OFFICE INDIANA AND ILLINOIS GENITAL R.LRo,D Co.
Indianapolis, June II 1884
7 OST STOCK CERTIFICATES.-The following
Cerfcsi,. OF the Capital Stock Of the INDIANA aud ILL
s;Es l..d On 10 *. SAMUEL r a.I p 'roWSsES
No ans in f.,o.ot Mar + OrSen 3 0 h w. S & Ssb
S.tsd March e. Ssd certificates not having he received
has satisfactorily certified to me- duplicate numbers nave o
issued AL reous are therefore eantonea sfMnst w %
stock bv order Of the President JOHN sPANN Sec.
Z. IN REWARD.--Left his home on the 4th April
- CU JOSEPH HAvENs Is vesrs Of see of sn' COMPLEX
IN will Information Of his wheTsaons
msy Be obrsined BY his father yohN hA'ENs NO.
Fr.nkord. road. Kensinston Philadelphia. Pa
g. IA REWARD.-Stolen from the Fire, on san
81 sBO dav the 2S,h inst, $50 IN Bank Bills aud
GOLD WATCH and CHAIN. The Wseh : msssed 9ta,' an
sh Patent Lever takf not reeoeeed The Cham
Fob Cham wh Fox e IN add ous swsrt Of SO
paid the recovery Of he Wsch and Cha Pawnorokes
are be the look Tor the offered TO them
TIE aovs will be paid The Of the tire
watch md chain to c. A CfADEAYNE No 10 Ayeuue D
d Oh REWARD.-LOST in going from No. IL
- ~ Cfst through Fulton, Broadway murray Greenwich
srd ClusLsts Colnss line Of steamers BLACK LEATHER
CASE continuing Fishing Rods aud Camp Stool attached marked
ELS OF Z. r. sANDERsoN. passenger The above reward
vii Re raid On is te'urn 70 No IS Cth.t
p III he National Cog,.e l.. sO,Iel HORSE ~ ha9i'
hsh ard hsht rOPWAGON built BY Miner stevens " Y,
with with little bucks head for ornament
BROWN GEER, Livery stable corner Grand and Nercer
q. REWARD.-Lost on Saturday evening last,
- - TWO BRASS DOOR KEYS connected with an IRON
chain In brckskin sod The finder Will -eeeiye
the reward BY leaving them at FELLOWS Co.'S No O6
Nss,auf-
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fine ARTS.

EINE ARTS.-TO BE GIVEN AWAY, some very
fine ENGRAvIKGs Call and them No So9 Broadway
up stairs.
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Amusemenl6.

CRYSTAL PALACE-ASSOCIATION for the
9Sy OF Ss sSDsay OF AZ Il an u
down AdTi.On cents The eees,a,;d GEkMh a. SOCIETY,"
sss the the S:
A and large sddO1s are o sU9Rut Msd, .. aD
S essy 1 maa a AZ %G the end the particular. Of Which
duly announced The Palace will not be Gpsned in n.
eveuns the present. except upon special ocaons-he hIs'
Of v bieh will be on the Fourth Of July :,
the Cyns Psce the Fourth q July at o'clock p NJ with
other Tnn w b cs Ss s TSe tribune of
CRYSTAL PALACE.-Space for the following ar
'SS : n'i The si books srSfSs s ass
.d FIX %sS' ni@Sa
Pnns Machine Tor iron Ensn Lsiss. pEs Mse9ne .S%s
iDs Machine Dne Machine Case Of Tools Planning Machine Tor
yse M b fnsns Lathe
Coupling .d % Car. s4s ss sS OF M xno
Pump and apparatus attached of ~ hind, patent Cracker Ma
f1s Ps Ss s sSS s han Foot
s n s'fs9s i W.a
chine .ss. ns wotSo. specimen Models Of Wax FLOWERS.
ID S S S snS pS Mineral. n, Of NIB ssno
Ssor sPisTs.on SIMS Ga. Stove. and Gas Rssa.
tor. Loci hey Of new eSnsDeton oy ga;
s,o 'C DE Marble Bust! Columbus. falsssd Ship ! X
. r Car S' Ssss MSs' Cherry
% s% E"s H n By esa and
Coeis Plaster VIZ Judge Mclean and nGesnt
Ms ASI psrHi u EP Railroad f3 ass
and Can d north County yard, &c, &c, &c
NJIBLOs GARDEN.-Dosrs open at Z, to COM
sOc Texts Sas. Al paris of the house. " cents
% asss as s respectfully informed tina. the Garden
s.ss OF OF uRaIIE LIZ pHbIE and AMoRESEUx which
Nile MATTHIAS vii %sss her E;' sgESs1snS 1so.
TIE & BAaHtS SF Ma
T'0SAh OASol eREEs MONSTER, .onv
EyOLUTlONS on the TIGHT ROPE
BROADWAY THEATER.-Doors open at -; com
h"s Sss. s:a; * kESsS
T T1%ss a sss % Asa slssas
IL wentworth .''. ikEI4SD As II is. -, v,.,.,,
NJ. MO G. csoSss judy oF.isiy William.
DOwERY THEATER.-Boxes % cents; Pitt l24c.
10 Ssnnssss. a Sssel-seeOnd appearance Of Mrs MAJ
LADY OF LYONS.
'eSs s SPsss' ~ G SSss osRS
DURDYs NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
2 fii ssi: ?s:1 Hss' Curtain rises
Rol. J. G. Henley j rr nor
L. SS sii:i Herr Gin, viii :is. on the Tight Rope .'
i.... sSS PRO,
ERANCONIs HIPP0DR0ME-OpENING
wErkrA' ps~ Henri sIe FsaSSc Skipped a'''''
On
he week, afternoon and evening
comprise besides the classic ssms: Of the
S:' a.s. .. ;s eS s sgs5SO
pther with m Of the ..- .uonrs
MODERN FIELD AND FOREST SPORTS SHAM
In preparation, Q GRAND MILITARY fETE ana shA"
nGhT Ia which cavalry and infantry will be enesfed
boxes Reserved Seat 50 ets PIT 23 cts enhdfon 1'1e'
tyeas to Boxes hslfpfiee; Coored Box Is cts "a =,
peon open and al u Perfx nsnces to ninenee " anu "
tec;esk N.
QARNUNs AMERICAN MUSEUM.-Just re-
~ BOA CONSTRUCTOR or Prince OF ser
2e FEET % inches IN efeaini.f
-. Also, LIVING oURANG-oUTANG, the ONLY bi'iNo
khNOCPROS In America and LIVING SEA TIGER
TUESDAY June n 1854, In the EVENING. at oeoet,
= COMEDY Of the HOPE OF THE FAMILY AFTER
NJ HAPPY FAMILY and ali other CurOsites to be
lnsnee Is cents Children 2ic; Firt Balcony and
Ssss1st, ffe extra
EXHIBITION Of PAINTINGS.-BELGIANF FREE
II GALAXY Of PAINTINGS DE BRAEKELEER. Jr.. sole
sesetd s. ib United States Ct Amer
:" Nc 81 B;csdwsy N
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IL GREAT NEw-YORK BUSINESS CHART


The undersigned respectfully the citizens Of New
M Ss No. iHf 8yU ISL CHART o
States containing the business Cards o. a.! me most
printed in several oolors and spenddy framed large number
& g$d lam. ana hey T &c 1 "a thu and
cities the States OF Pepn,yv Ohio ken,qeAy In
Louana Mississippi and also on all The popular Pack
matt Louisville New Oresn all the along the
oh River and on al Issu packets running "a from a. Louis Pp
Chart viii aso be PIT ~ in 81. The ode
iesns and Mobile and all the the Missouri Upper Ms
& Td 's os c imn Saag
chants and Business Men generally one o. me sess @
ne and e great advantage New York
oheIs in SUPPLYING the great West with merchandise single card
lines this Chart viii do more real benefit 70 te
h thar m cost The Of the
with the press and @ ws ns & b NV
business Chart viii be gotten up in NO. style and rebound
Ee branch Of business will be put proper heading and
Of the Chart will be set apart for The caro- OF ne esa
' TrSnFor ten lines or less go When displayed will be
BGsine Men those dous aving he'elve. Of thu, me
s I1 peo eIieDs please have their ready
p, a latter attention. fSS''s0 JAS LLOYD s.
p''"p' WIN A. LLOYD Cincinnati Commercial
A NEW VOLUME of LITTELLs LIVING AGE
N commenced with No s2s THIS DAY published An excel
names PUBLICATION OFFICE No s' R f i:n,,.
Published with plate in each L IT%G at sS CO
TVHE TRUE .KNOW-NOTIING ORGAN and
SPIRIT Of ,16. the TRUE ORGAN of the NATIVE AMERl
CAN PARTY will be ready THIS uesday)
MORNING OF O'Clock Contents: The original story. The Be-
tx.r Betrsvcd by Mrs H. Marion stephens The hnowNoth
iprs the principles objects their osnzaton NEnneres
and Confessional" The Happy Family Of irh Ciizens IA he
Tinted States THE Battle of Religious Liberty" "farciea
Ceremonies the Papsl Church &c &C Subscription books
nov, onen and the trade supplied on liberal terms By
~ Able & YATES Agents for New York
ENVELOPE MANUFACTORY.-GEOR ii.
IL BELL has rem his ENVELOPE MANDATORY from
No Beekman-st Having room and bet
ter facilities for manufacturing Of Envelopes he vii keep con
antlv ON hand large OF BUFF LAID and bOLp
COLOR; also BUFF Blue, WHITE and CLOTH LINED Of Las
different sizes,
pronutre,s from the different qualities Of paper. -.
He will also keep hard large assortment OF NOIAhlA
sFAIs neatly ru up of 100 each, either escorted OF Oh
erlor in box Samples given and sent when required
' GEORGE H. BELL Envelope Manufacturer,
Nos. % Beekmanst. and l5' Nassau 81.
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VXyEEKLY PAPERS-WEEKLY PAPEho.~ngaaIu
the Boston Philadelphia and New YORK Weekly fArhha,
Of which the following few of the leading ones sn
The principal AGENTS Of for sale by and and al the
hi The CITY: Yankee Pysteer Wa,eey hAEsIine lino
Boston Pilot Uncle Sam, Star spsnsed Banner Amsnesn
noS,e Literary Museum Olive Branch, Yankee Blade ione
Jnrn. American Courier Saturday Evening Post Arhurs hoe
sse,she Weekly Pspe besides Magazines Boohs he when we
60. III over the yublsbers PUB
M of Pspe-- and Magazines will be furnished free 70
nm, ,-.Se DEXTER BROTHER up stairs, Noe u And 20
Anu-,. near Broadway
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N0INTKY BOARp-A Family cam lnd agreeablc

y ROOMS and excellent BOARD the Harlem Railroad at
bnr'. de from New Yors beautiful romantic aud heal
The family that had engaged he Rooms obliged 10 Civ
hem mn fr uuioeen crcunstsnce and desire 10 bud othe
bosIders Inquire at No 50 West <-os OF OF - A. DANA - W
THIN
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TOR sALE-The STOCK and FIXTURES of a

ISEs so lg2 Chr<tophe together with the
po.r Paint MI. and Mixers large OIL Kettle add hxrxes for
M oil al Of which ana 10 fstAte order also small
stock Of manufactured a. FOR further in<m,ion
NV % II. WILLIAMSON. No l54 Wests-
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ONE of the BEST of OPPORTUNITIES OF.
TO PHYsICANS.-Wsnt PARTNERSHIP

with .s Old e.':s,ea re, Psss snd Surgeons
cry Woald devote hiniseIi elo-sy = u
eve Is partner Of AZ much Of nc &c.. pIyscraY
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NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED-In a

y by who seeks accommodation for himself aud
Wife SISTER and Children, FURNISHED HOUSE IN
good location with gouuds where salt water banning
su be had Acceptable quarters WI be literally paid for Address
NJ WARD PoS No. SiS3 Post-Ohce
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II NAIE4,
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LRTY Ct Cotton Factory 10 oy SO feet three go
machinery; eight Dwellings tor hands ps, ana
Houses Horses Wagons s-izhs Tools NC,
Dwelling and store and about u e.o GOD Land
OPERATION and business and PAYING IRON
per The proprietor desilou Of residing Ne" orr
you'd sill exchange Tor cry properly rnee
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