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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05
THE LECTURE SEASON.

1EERCANTiLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, CLINTON
M Hall, Astor place The ceremony q the inauguration
Thursday evening" Fob All oclocb At the church
Of the Puritans Union squAr Addresses by Governor
Seymour Hon John Romayn Brodhead Charles King Esq.,,
ard others Member. can their tickets Of dms
ciaon No. 2NassAu street. opposite the Custom House.
CHARLES mILSOR, Committee
HIN GoifRygk (Arr.n,Sment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

s,oUkp-IN GREENWOOD STAGE or FRIDAY
u ~. June2, q brocafs shawl vish she owner
rave ~ calling al 1855 fourth aud pyns for al
vtrtisirf.
| osT-oa SATURDAY AFIg-NooS, JUNE ~
~ ff0adwayt Rrrcwn Scot terrier dog answering b.
rsme 81 Jnct; cropped thartet thsu the her
be tShliy rewarded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05

As CHAMBERMAID AND sEAMSTRES5 OR TO
make herself generally usefoi in small private family
situation IL wanted by peetAbe young girl Apply at
her present employer l70 Elm street.
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jamais eie malade, ppi SO posta cDmme
on chsrne ct qui sera ccrtainrment pre-
serve des accommodates Ct des itirmltfs
de IL sieillesse.
ale dajenher est IN repa. snpcrfi.
Ill be-ite CONNIE Ia gaatte est a
peu pres inconrie dams les %cll.se~ ntt.
uiercs & rs paysans /; ellie est Fmfifmt
te drs classes airees. Un Hltrc acade-
micifp, mort il VA 9prllaes annac*, III
DIS plus gros managers d. + anc. Ct ie
Navarr CT qni av,lt acl'is lpe olhtslic
nenstrpease, rspoadait lin<i i tons Les
eonsrils qt tW ~elsient do mes Il y n
f.ftrapte ana qle il mai pl asaonFir
40 appetii. q disble senIez.yolt
1leJ ~ Ease gj'ai tolIours Cum.
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bFc gtil vir'inrnt ieposcf in.fl tmeryei-
le Get iuaffninrnt--ypls AVE- des inc
-rSt n,e main, et aetie main D
iienl en tottic rroprleir u MIit Sahaiier;
IN fe,e dc son PORTER ma CT adtiinnc
ion'@,i,tc CO pass gart. car cette main
>cst abalsrte SIR Ia joue dun simple
concieiga. Ct ceIui-ci Il porte plainte
doltre - Ioraiaire. Mile Sab iier com~
parg,it done dcyant Ie tribunal coyrec-
tiotnpeL. aaaA stelH mi
lie Paignant Madcmoiselle mia
donnd IN soefilet sur Ia jouc gauchs Ia
yee 81 main droIte. saa
u Il Prssiaents !. E-t.ce que voas
o aurla 3 pas, par sotrs conduie, metive
Get ,tefe DE- V~iyaeite +
LIE p~laigaaat: Moi, mon. ienr, ma fem
NE i iv..izc etfitnts. saiaEt
NJ lie P-ssfdeu. . j. ron. desnandeg al,
par c%erttips propus 'irplacts. yo,ts MATHS
riez ~t.arsexrite Ia onlern d. l.. ptaig,fan.
te ; i tle s'agit pas ici dos e%nf;sitis de
votre femme. }.
LIE P!aagnaat Jai p.ria dc mes en-.
ftats pour tiabiir m. morhiiie ; IN hstn-'
me uui n douze cnfapts mbrts ct I'm On
California, ma certainetnent pas lie temps
de faire DIES caiicans STIR ses locataircs;
Mile Sabatier n'rst pa. me ycrin, spaas
I'D =aEHA|E@ = - @ZE Is ~
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-09

~iiaIsart DIES hpnnmc- ne savelt IT. 'nat
ger. III digerer. Ii Sc gegeitl dc mt
aai ioivoni hurler d. az lrouver cnsein
bile dams lie recipient cofinnan. ct les
uns reIn,s eonne dp- buts. n'aspifsnt
pi'au somtnesl, qaI Solvent leur est per-
Ii L. les anttes plus sesisiant-, ~>'t'tablent
NJ whist !; d'antr's Plus lmprttdGnts ctI-
core sont rfspirer Fair ylcie des specla-
cIes ct des soifecs /: asicu'l ne prnse. PAS
plus les inetlefins que les i%.'tifrs. u I'm
exees d'a~iiinentatian coinnlpis itnps-
ri. use mint IA extes tie management poti,
reinett.e l'ofg atisfna i.t's III 1T eqai-
libre entire In rfeette Ct Ia drpellse.
= IT, suis patf,ithfnert cetiyftihen atIe.
dams uotre 6taf fcttieI da ffyiIisalbh.
ret aphbtiissi,nc :. I vfti :l'hotnrne mango
trop. C'tst ,lfrsyart &c g,e noas de-
PERSONS tons inatilement pour II table
Tres t~eftsihenitnt hi plapatt des HON
mes aise , qui petisent Sc procurer ,ine
.~.llmeutatlou tres richie on principles a.
zotss. D mrraistit tie. bien viyrc, tres
nygienirienrat ~sivrt, EN- ne ftisamt
ln'nn scnl repas par jour. Je conaais
III honorable itea,lsinicien qii, depui.
plus de- trenle ans. vii de cette facon.
Qaoita'il approcha de Ia soixan.ainc,
cost IN homnae tres vigonrsux qii MA
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-09

S@"aI~ sss@A ~.-a~-4
fred TGjs q c-~tr,~ Alnent or,ff: norr J.,
paro1e5, Assr1at'ion, Ia trrlo e~rIvante aavo;,.
10 Une utilization rtob|ie on s.cror;s
situea e. crttn Parojysa sur In rive dyo;ts IL,
Bayou La!curchn me&u7aut tro;s arpent, d.,
face al dit Iavo, mr. cno4 no. x;o r,a .,,o,,,
he protur Ieur bnr1En ~, ,n,t ,., 2, ,srrs \,
Augu-te G.. Laul,y. # en- l33Iur /, tcr,a do
,Joangu Sau0lean wee l., rPscelvo do l.. c,-r
aa H. dis habitat fI. Ia ,na,son rrinc,a.l. -
aYfres l4,gegs ....s a ljta crr[ ,npr S;-,n
upau Leblanc rl seu Gnruqe ,nr ii. dur.,,F-
Les rg.Ayef .u,ytr;s-
a. N2a=t,irc uc2re are dc 81 ans, afl,rt
dune ler4in.
80. E1stun gnE lie sc Il rnseon charnsr.
tie. e laII tglugier
a.. YaIuir ag: de 20 ans
3. ryp,ipn ace de Is Ar. nhrre H., rhsn,
60 Yx',Dou ave de % ais,
r, Vareur az de- II; am,
A., Iaisla aas de IA ANS.
9, .l.s,na al4 lie 10 ans
10 p945 iuIao11p uanq
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tes,in Initiate DE- peiites Ct fines cha
terIfs a,li ,relopisscat Foil. 3a3 s

tee, ipne, initiate DE- peilies q tines cha
terlfs a,u reJoaisseat l'9il. 485
On s'a.sied, ct dc. Wallets parf,ite-
mells dresses arporlenis chacnn DIES con.
vivcs d'rbord un lager Ct dellssl bupll-
Ion Oh nagent guelqles gfains .ie sagnt
tent dim III bme f,rtG III sal.aa ort-n
tal. &c nsett pa vos lourles pate al
tali. OH d..tavs,gaN. sotre iapiuts glalnl
on 70. alinnles a,.dag ssiss. C'tsl lnel-
qnogrhos de- ta IL de- penetrate ln,
met Ell eseil It qui e,ige ja-te NJ point
conscnahlc soatas les papilles neryeu
scs de l.a.pareil digestlf. sg
= Vint %cnsuite une lrnitc sanmonac,
entohrae De Iaittnce do cnrpr, nagrp,nt
dams IN combs DUNE tirhessc extlame.
&C nj .ucceda bicnf5t IN iilet Dc che.
vrenif cult dsils III butte rcpo.ant sar on
liarhis DE- fruits Ell d. morilirs II a,,o.e
dfin I,Is duut Swarm aurait %cfa,itr lcs5
lounges. .s AZ
In salmis de berassrs gtnsse.. DIM
tres asaat gaat, NINA cs.se pretnier.
actions f i
TN frais soibci marAslalu scr.it
d.intermede.
tie premier acte fit afrots d. IL
RE, dun sicux ct excellent psmsfd et
d. qaslqass verres dc Champagne frap-
ri.
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The expression i'll the foregoing notice re-
.atiye to " lands heretofore disposed 81 has
reference to sucl, portions as have been mad
~yertrllt sold by former land officers, some OF
which Sales have been enormously patented 1t
IL the intention u tins office to have such OF tho
ST. rates, yet urpatented, submitted ior can
fnaot,on under the act of liarc,t 3fd 1893,
reylying ,ue act ot Ord Aagrtt 1896 IN reit-
tIpu 10 sA4gehiei entftes, ani whenever the
oatsta Hiing ravaI,t patents sIra.i be 5arrend@yed
t., thls ONCE IN accordance " "a SAID 2ct 8i lN3s
the entries upon waicD they were based WIZ
in ike mAaa.r, b. confirmed, aud ms" patents
Issued.
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loHs WILSON. Commissioner.
100 AZ w tGsD.
STOLEN

From NY residence on Tho morning of the
5th inst. a " Port Monie;' Cont aiming Five
hundred and ten or twenty dollars N Citizen
bank bills. of the denomination OF & Cos 20
G 3 10 as also a mortgage uote Drawn ty
TbomAss S. Burbank III favor of and endorsed
by Il. L. Krttfejge, dated, " Assumption TIA
February 1854 i Tor 8 4.l8i $500 aud due
twelve months after DATE, anA tud k9a I'll the
margin Ne varietuf = An1l6 More N"tary
Pub. All persons are llenby Noticed MT IL
trade for or IA any way nagotiate for salinote,
a. payment has been stopped - A reward
Of one hrnuret Dnliars, viii be given orthe
recovery Of sal N,te ami money and the
conviction OF the thloi.
Geo WJONES.
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ANNONC!:4ss s:
PUBLIC NOTICE.
General Laaa ogfte, IS hfartA 1854.

The Supreme CouIt of the Initet States la.
wing. OH the 7tll January 1884. rendered an
At opinion and decree, = IN the case of tue
United States, appellants versus Jean Bap.
tists Dauterive. Poupsn,ie lie Blanc, and D.
Tiers, heirs and leg 4 representatives, Of Jean
Antoine BERNARD Dluteriye decd. claiming q
certain tract Of lani' IN the parish IT bier.
vile, 90 the wesi bank or the MISSISSIPPI river,
a. n pace sahed Bayou Goala, and within tie
townships herein alter indicated, by which de-
cree the title 10 the land Ii question is declared
10 be IN The Uniied states. Therefore Public
Notice IL hereby given that, under mn at Of
Congress, approved Bird March 1853. settlers
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It S4mrpi. Is ssfil 1851. 4 . hanrt >
p. Nj. /. asa oll n ,n.otlt pubttq'it
par is mt g"it"'- do Itkltse We VII
,.tttaI, ett i,r iirex, Is Gtcombres ii"
h.tiit, tgii.e. constant ~ use H1ai1iI'9
de hos is .Isasi"t'te, blanche, 'o'i'hea
Ct ~iutie%, bt,3taaA. ie~firis Hfttetit0h
,eiopi '. n1o. pin los. poat IA t~oi'Fep"n-
&c Dc, ael,eteafrs It Ittty DIS IN sou
Mar. 1865, i'"sqHef'nf io'i"'>sant %"
lutI.t cattuonee u III sntlasaIti"h q"
naigta'lis'e. .
nAiAIItif AI1N Ii. -
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VENTE. Dc >U.lL>>iJl,,5' ~


lFEtt tbrtAt ~ F&fFEE!iif' ~ 4 - ttts- F~
In .erta tsan or}re DE- l.. eava 31 tiulu.4-
yar District Indicate IL I..t;lt 5e .s touI>ttn@
daus cl p0vf IL t.iFojss3 As."Aytpn so0- Ia ia
r. lT2i jf4rs 1854 4 moi Httc~ee, Il aegH o.
icrt "a venle p~a.4l4lo pa Il sHaasI@nt ehtal.
tear pour Ia PHrn}sse h=nusajtlua, soI les iirnN
caned> te 8 tiat 1851. 4 dis ietfes ths H4,aln,
lea prophets ~craproe Laor1ies, arpaltelant y
In succession de Rose mon FtiGle, Sa, or l..
ne tnrtD sjtu.r nnus IN f'arulA~u d~%Dlnttlnl,
aur % rive gaQGbo dt Bayou Laloirche dais
IilltrieHf dgs terrcs i environ Gtiarantc arptn'a
dn dit 01yot, E!aair1nt IN arpsii' 1t IN qttat.
Re face sor 41ary,}ia arpont- de ,,roi".uispr
pour IL Fanius, born e c1 .ltttt ptt ia ic'ts te
MAJ. &otA ct EIga4et 81 81 ttas pr ccite d.
FoHrn A8drG IrcAf, e%nsemble, avec tortf4
les batisass II aelG ,InrItions qil s Y tr1Htent,
>. Un terrain si.u5 sHr 10 Fayon Aatonfctrs.
meauraat trrts quarts d~arpent De face, sur
tfois ar,,ntts"t dnnt 10 pru.o1dcu~. borne an
la4t par 10 tarfr dr. lialiaaear I7i,i.e, 4 IN
bt, par ccie da Iht odnia Borne, e~naenLIs
avec toutes les h.tlsses 1T authorizations cal
. t]roaven'. z....
81, Un Negro nomm@ lean Louis age dc 80
ana.
90, 1nriqnn. amman. outiI- srato,ra., n.p.
btes ue DlaraEe II dAtlcfle Dr. ct,aihe.
Tetncs 81 Conditions ls
Lea titres ct lcsctaYe, l~agable1 an quart az
Mars 1855. unqnart 20 Mar 1855, MI quar-
en- Mars 1857 ct r. dcrIierqnaft en- Mars 1855,
le mo5ltier, teutts saiG,nes m dtsspns de DIN
p,astTes en- Ma : 1855, a9t tessus dc DIX ~pias,rcs
MOTIF en- Mars 1858, It IadfEe Motto tn Mara
i83d, s terres Ct ~esciare den,eursbt sinci.-
lenleut hYPatl CUES, Ies acqn"eeurs torfnts4ant
BONES ei suGI mos cautions i TX SIT isiacst nrf
de sadfniaistfit eur, rttoGte sef,rne qui ne sc :
raft pas pay" a Ptcil5 anco paiera intefls i
raison de butt pou' cent mar IN.
sa ALfltED TGTE. Encan,cur.
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CANONNiEpS DE DON ALDSON.

H# A4Eg @s##EEa#E@ &EN# a#@M a
Nous aIprenons que G. IT, belle co"'>
pagnle &c propose de- f,lte nne INFUSION
pyouhallie tais notre village.
Cette naoi.ttts nous i'avat. dfjs ON,
munklncf rilA uute d tnus les hlbitanis
de Napuleutsiile ct ioas soDt OH nc l't'"'
plnsl tiers de- cttte a,maible rtomers,'
da capi.ainc Powell ct dc ses biiIian's
camarndes. a5+
Que cette prones.e sc realize bitf.
,6i, c'csi aJould'hni on. c&lgeaee d.
Ia part dc tsus lee hebiiau,s dc Napo-
Isonyilie ct dn voi.inage... do or
soldat.citoyens CONNIE ~ roat leo 9 "a.
%nonniers dc Donali,on.' ny ta'i'sro"t
pas.-A lsinyusion ! Il lsih.,slon. !!
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+, ItOBiGiI tltN I'll.
Eta dc Ia l.oall.nc.- .1a4ot,se As.on-

Etat dc Ia l.oal-i,ne.- .alotsse As.on,-
tiDtl. h4 20
Srccr-.ino d. famaHe Nieotas.
I'm sertu * q ob ~issabte i IN ordfc de Ia
Cagf a. t,al3aiane District .Jadiciaire de Get
Stat. dams 1t po9r Ia +nsIit pnroi74e, ~portant
date III % Mas 1854 lie jeudi lime Jour
ia mos lie NJ Il 1854 d 10 hehfes A. III. sur les
lieux An Coteau ste-llei6ne. J~ofifiral en- yett-
te publique i ,'encal les propri6t5s ci-apres
decfie s ap a~Itenaut d Ia succession ~sus-1te,
savoir
10. LIE tiers indiTis d'tne lahitation tta-
bile en- cferis sltu5e dams eette %paFoIsse, au
Cnfea,l Ste H6ene. dams Ia sections No 40
eft d.. Township Ns-Rangee No--- n1esurant
le tout six cent ~saixante ct qielqnos arfents
lie slipericie. y cplnpris cstte potion De terfe
oti tient d D terre lie Ii senve Allseln1e
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POLICE CORREgIIONNE Ellie
u. so,Fa qai nea pas pfeesss-
msns ruls.

Prenom IN microscope, puts. exaiDi-
mons ct anslysons m peu fihstrument
iii crime. Ellie - instrufnert--e.t b!a ~
che d. p~otelee; les ongles longs ct rose-,
sont ainoarensement coupes ; 4 cote DE-
tant de details ra,issants eare.sss par
In lnmlsre. on tfouse 4 toutes les pha-
langes, des fossettes, sortes d'oasis Dom.
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O Inference Leblanc thtJiL ~
MS,
., =. t.Er ,, ,.4ar
pJ ''.s'e ~ | r, lot'I 49,. aolh d,v 81
o. ''G npo'o I0N.' tI,".p ~ ." wy -
''",'" '0'h - -. . 11l' ~ 'I','.. ~ ~. 49,,
",Iyi'" V' " =, vas ,a+, ,,,,
a J" f'I'DA "A ~ n' ", I' a. .nna1,,,
ts't 3''.'''' ~ -, : . . y, ,I '. = ~
'"f .0'1"" ''2 "-71''"7'' ''"' "'1 0 w.
~ ..., a....t,u D..,.,
- "a 5'=1' quot - . No. u.s. 49,
ft'i' o. Wv fIs"t 0@'A . -! &. D..
nv lH@ '|'se : 3s.''o ''u.. =" o1', I1'D'
VIVA a. 'N - g, 7t2''IJ - :" . tsI.
10 ny I14l o. A"+"s'' =" ''+,'',' ',,t s,'
~ ,40" ~ |'3el%1 .4.'I'''-%' ~, t}L'' !"
I"I'''l@' "itI'Il W 49, = ~ -
D'aoc . VIC "1' ~ 1r''1 -, 80, ~ 90.
~ '''2r VI -" u.,s'' '' "50" ~
ala'c'eu win " ''P'fs -, 49,, .
~ I'S~po - ~ '1"''i '~'
eai p~nse' ~ " 80" n.y.
20 anu" aso' ~ @0',o
o. = Pl'en "s@ = yo11S
~ '"''i''1' 80 =
y "t''1 ~" ~ '1~l'
g" '''sAH "aou - 49,
= ''>'lh "e~0 : J'.'2
~, "''o,'pS 'oI' r J-@'''
~, LOUISA "r0' ~ 91"'S
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SUCCESSION SALE.
S}etet.ion IT ho.enond T'richc.

S3ctet+lnn' II Ho>enoni Ttichr. II
Ky virtue of u decree Of the fifth jndieis.
district Eopftot fhe state Of louieians, in and
for the Parish Of Assumption, dated the gath
day ri kixrell I8bd ann 10 me directed, vii! be
of I'D u pubic ala by thu undersigned stc-
t9anaer t)fthe purish Of Assumption, on th~
PROMISE ~ @lii parish, on saturday the sixti,
day at biay - !, u ten O'Clock A II. the FOL.
loving ~leacft',nd property, he'ongirg t. the
sncoe5sfan If iha iath Roseauni Trlehe 10 " ill.,
10. 4 tract Of land si'auded on said Parish,
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mierc soriie.

f'@'pS e''bFN 49,
"a onclqucs jonss, vtcnt d. fare III pre-
wierc %sortie.
Sous lc rapport IiHtrairc ct I"'"' e.
premier uumero est fort vari'' ct 'o'''
III .b"Iies cspsrancesp que IL Jo7rn'' ~
IN Cote y ticndfa, ueus cn nsoHs Ia CON
tance. ar.r
-, NJ. d.Attlyr qui publiait dtjaet publ"
encore ascc tant d.habilrtt lc Mcscl,n.
cshIf. d. Saint.Jc ap B,pti>t" et :" A.
vapt-Courcur I" de Saint Charlcs, est L
rAdortsur en- chef du " Journal de- h
Cote "... II nous rnppel'e aser tfo
lie saiatterie IN tonst cue nons AVON
pottc M npnycaa ne. dans nnG DC cfe
reneontses one NJ. d'Arlys salt t"njo"r-
tenirc Vi j"ye"s - =; aossl no"s 'c 'rrr
tons ~aan,jourb'hoi !" Al Journal d. 10
In Cote Qn'ii nit dans lAsccnt'nI'
aut, nj de suceas que lie " Meschaeehe
dan, Sa,nt-J.an Bap,i,tc ct lc" ZION
nier dams i'As.omption.
Nj. Duynl remp'acctn NJ. darby
dam Ia redacl,on pendant les ab'e"c'.
que &C dernier fera frc&ment ponn vol
un pen i ca triple publication. r~
~
Nj. C. l.. Darilienn est rgtn' dn .
Journal dc Ia Cote . pour NapoitonriI'
Ct NJ. BazilIiac pour piince9r'F'Ilr
Ain.i ion. crnx dc no' hahtlahit ~
voudraient cncoo,tgar pae bonnie non
selle feuiiie %sauront i mi s'airesseF.
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for v.l,c rcrc;vsd. 10 whom
me within vnrrart No WE sssico.

fhr within vHIrart NO WIZ 1ss1s'''
10 hereby sell and as'ign ""to.. Z.
and 10 b, heir. and assign lorcfer TIE
sa,d warrant, md an.hofrZ blpto'H'"t"
the same and receive Il patent Therefor.
Wi,ncts my hand nni seal, t1s
Attest p.
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G.n " InNLE,

Assumption Oh ApI,, 1854.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-26
I FuRTHER BY THE NIAGARA.

|, NEw YoRk, Jan. 25.-The Niagara arrived at
Boston to-day from Halifax. The Custom House
Officers were the alert, and on her arrival no
person was allowed to board her. and all the trunks
OF messengers underwent strict search. The re-
cent smuggling developments led to these unusual
proceedings. II. :7t5.s5 ..5i 81 5s.-.a. -.
: The latest from Vienna is TO Jan. 9th. Dis
patches from Constantinople are tothe 26th. Mr..
Marsh, the American Minister, had a farewell au
dience with the,S Sultan. The troops at Constan-
tinople have been 'confnediin barracks, and rein
'furcemerts are coming in from the neighbour God
The Chronicle of the It'll says that the hopes Of
peace hang on avery slender thread, and that the
Western Powers had made full prepatation for the
more probable alternative 2 ~ &. e -,
/ Dates from New South w ales are TO Oct. 30th
No1mportant news. "A shipihad arrived at Ply
mouth from. Melbourne with nearly million and
quarter Of gold. Melbourne dates are to Oct
llth. The produce market has beenibadly sup
pl:ed.nt Business had beer dull, but revival was
confidently expected. Labor WINS in great demand
at increased wages. Gold had falienito IS los Sd.
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For lsn ltilmore, lNYnshtn.ton, rPh MndoIPhi
7 s-.. a sund New ork -
EE.zzIss;sl .zE5 szszssS. 80 - -
Graat = Iirlollgh I,ina Tor tl1e East

ii Great through Line Ior the daSt
tT1HE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
f3aiMore,s and competing with the Washington
Branch Bail Road the JUNCTION Sately called The Relay
House, miles rom and with the Phadel
pha, Bal tmo-c Rail Road TO Philadelphia.
The great tunnels upon lifeline now completed, and
the Whole road is in fine presenting one OF The
most picturesque and romantic routes IN the world.
The and splendid title Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect road Wheel
nd through tickets from these places to Baltimore,
WasRnstol, Philaaephis, &C., may be had ofthe agents,
or on the boats !, y ~ y ~ :, ~
A. NJ, CWheeng tine1 aud arrives at Cumberland C20I
nilesS at p NJ, and allowing two hours there, ARRIVES in
SainioTe miles, alto 4. NJ, the next morning.
king passage through in about 20 hours, including all
Bagsagc checked through ofthe casternpoints
without charge. . 1TA f4l .sssit q f,gysLs .
washngto Junction, and for Philadelphia, at Bal
tmore, without extra charge Travellers are allowed am
! Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore. lwith
privilege lyng anywhere on the route0 s., 6Oto
Washington S950-to Philadelphia, Sl0-o be had on
the OF the Union Line the Ohio ard OF
willie! ,rif maj " Issi WIN: PARKER, Gen'l. Sup't.
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Saas ats''S Sas GONG All. & sasi "
~ tst.f xIi3 Ins ,ss9sil AsHINGToS, Jan. "a.
sF pryate petitions and a bill
granting TO The widow of General JaeoB
browtlIsgas taken up aud passed. s. = ~ ,3s5i
( u Mr. Douglass moved that the Nebraska bill be
taken up, on whichmotioh a debate followed.
Houssiz b., granting alternate sections Of
roaasSwasneferreti. 70 ~ ;{ts;5.., n
Mr. IDS presented a bill amending the act to re-
duce pos;age: Referred. lft7st-
u MI. Uphamre Ported a bill granting the franking
privilege 10 The of the Coast Sur
Mr. Mace Withdrew his amendment to extend the
Thanking privilege, 10 the Superintendent of the
sinitbsohanl1bstit when the bill Passed. b
r Mr.. Bissel from the Military Committee report
dent 10 confer the title of Lieutenant General by
Brevet for eminent services. Referred tothe Com.
mittee or the Whole. 7}i95iiot F!.iT gfisi7 Pa
= The House then went mic Committee on the
Presidents Message, when Mr.. Oliver OF Mo-, OBJ
tanned the floor and enteredintp lengthy discus
sion in opposition the posed system, because
it would make fundamental change in the policy
Iof the government and overthrow the present sys,
TEN ofimpIoving rivers and harbors. ~ Z
h Mr.. Maxwell9spoke on The land policy OF the
Government; showing its great rssuIls,in The set
tepent of the country, and lie then pboceeed 10
argue in favor OF the constitutionatpow of Con
grtsS tUdonate alternate sections Of landior rail-
road purposes. When Mr. ID. concluded the COM
I, Mr. Bailey alluded,to The death of NJ. Bo1isco.
the Russian Minister, and moved that the House
afjournsuntil Thursday, in order that the members
may nave an opportunity 10 attend the funeral to-
morrow. u ~ ,,5s5., ~.
Mr. Benton seconded, the motion-ad adopted.
Adjourned. I,ilHi b Y'si .,5isi g4.3.t- > %
SESaTE.9!The consideration Of the Nebraska bill
was postponed until Monday next. 5f,ii ~ ~
On motion of Mr.. HamliI, the French Spoiatlon
Bill was made the special order of the day for
Monday week. .,s..,;, 1, = = =
After number of private billshal passed-ad-
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circuit court, November %, 1883:
. 20 u David Kennedy, an- ..nt j
william cree anal others.
the process and re.

Il Dcoree for account-A bstract tss slls
This ON to upon the process and
turn thereon. c.faie,g 70 - gsbEo 81 he 76lga
.An tereupon by the court adjudged ordered aud
decreed that this cause be referred TO ole OF the
of this court and report to the
court the OF the specific liens, and their respective
prorites tho half Lots of ground in the bill nen-
toned, sevefay the judgments against the said Will
liam Cree and their several prioIites, and their relative
priottes the to and rcPors
81 in the bill entiohedi and also the the Pur
chase paid said south hail said Lot, at the
date filing complanant's bill, and II any has
beenpaid. by whom and how much has been paid before
the OF the filing of said bill But
before taking such accounts, the said commissioner shall
give notice time place OF taking the same by ad.
veftisenent published month in newspaper,
printed in the city OF Wheeling.' ~ ID III sst
a copy-Teste: ;2s,il 2AEoNZo LoRlNG,
iCCaldwell1 .psH ,7saal 81 clerk