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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-02

= / n Il IHHEfsIpII6U HdVIIly I6dsEH s1x~zwN
l. the large building formerly known as the -
Land Office, and made extensive alterations and
improvements; and also, haFing gone to heavy SSs
expense in fitting and furnishing the house, viii open
FIRST CLASS HOTEL on t'~e 1st Of January.
The proprietor fatters himself that from long experience
IN naagg and conducting Of different Hotels in the North
that he capable Of keeping the above House in
equal any the United States Persons stopping at the
LAF0URGHE HOUSE win find all the comforts Of home
as the house will conducted principles never before
undertaken in DenaldsanTine.
The Proprietor wishes his friends and the pb;s to dis
ticgg understand at his House open at all hours of
the night we as day. for their reception There viii be
Steamboat, to convey the baggage to the House -
Ijanl43 ]. N. PRINCE, Proprietor.
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A RIcH GINGER CAKE-Two cups Of
molasses, one cup of -four, few currants,
and large table spoonful of ginger, one
'ea-spoonful-of salaratus, bake half an hour
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Drugs d Medicines.

THOMAS R. MITCHELL THOMAS Z. CLARKE.
MITCHELL 4 CLARKE, g4..s.
WHOLESALE AND REIAIL DRUGGISTS, As$
No. 20 Grarier street, Ne1 1rzeans.
nRUGGISTS, Physicians, Planters&2
II and storekeepers supplied fayurable terms, 81
with Drugs Medicines &c. best quality and warranted
purify Orders addressed 10 US will be faithfully filed
! rfebt1-Iyl MITCHELL l. CLARKE. i.
II GAZE, MATCHMAKER AND
Il . JEWELER corner of Main sxsxse.
and ST. Louis strtets, Thib0danx. SAssS;S ;SD
takes this opportunitYo of informing sSss9sgGss.
his feiiow-citiZens and strangers
generally, that he has located himself as above. and
viii be found at all times ready attend to the mending
and ndrepairing Of Watches, Jewciry. &c jeIl-ly
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-02
Pages Paaesat Circular Saw Mills.
GEORGE PAGE & CO., Baltimore,

~ Nd, beg leave to inform the public generally and
planters particular that they still continue to manufacture
their celebrated IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE CIR
CULAR SAW MILLS, and from their increased facilities are
prepared a orders with despatch, and in style OF
workmanship which cannot fad to give entire satisfaction,
and insure profit to purchasers.
They manufacture three classes OF mills either Of which is
calculated to he driven by steam power Their third
class mill is also adapted to be driven by horse power
They also manufacture STEAM ENGINES aud BOILERS,
of all kinds Sizes also HORSE POWERS suited alike
to drive their third Saw M and for all Plantation or
Farm purposes Their Steam and Horse Powers cannot be
exceIe by those Of any other builders in the country
whether regard be had to quality Of materials excellence OF
workmanship durability and effectiveness operation
Gentlemen disposed to purchase will be furnished with de-
scrye pamphlets containing prices terms &c. apica-
ton to SLAliK, DAY STAUFFER:
Tie2- -6ml 81 Canal street, New Orleans.
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WASHINGTON H<D'FEl.
Napaleoncizle Assumption La.ss <rvsiE
hESSRs. BESSE BROTHERS si; M

1sl having recently taken charge Of theabove-
extensive establishment stnae at Napoleonve, parish of
Assumption, promise their friends and the travelling public
that they win spare pains exertions their part to
render ii one of the most desirable in the country Their
table win be supplied at all times with every deeacy that
the market and surrounding country affords Travellers
tertned at All hours OF the day at the shortest notice Their
charges are oerate liberal patronage solicited an7
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C0LEKAN,S PATENT UNDULATORY
CORN AND FIGURING MILL.
PATENT ISSUED TO
MILLS P. COLEMAN, N. Orleans,

Y v III, Uct0Def fst, Ioo6.
j. WATERMAN & BROTHER, corner Common and Maga-
zine streets New Orleans AQe1tts.
These Mills vary in price from One Hundred to Four Hum
dred Dollars AND viii grind from 2 to 60 bushels Of meal
p nr.
The above Mills manufactured by the undersigned at
his mandatory, City of Jefferson only ten minutes travel
by Railroad from New 0rieans all orders for Mills left at
the Mandatory, send by Mail to the address Of WILLIS
P. COLEMAN, his Agents. will meet with prompt attention
and dispatch TERMS CASH or City acceptance at four
six months with interest at the rate eight centun
All Mills warranted to perform to the satisfaction
Of the purchasers. WILLIS P. COLEMAN,
stan7-1y. Patentee and Proprietor.
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GRASS. .SktRFS.--Jnst received for
~ SALE and very convenient style Of Grass Skirts
for Ladies' Tsep30l WAKEMAN q SMITH.
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Thihodaux Tater-alls.

i chased the extensive stables on Jack re "
son street. (below the Bank formerly kept
by Jake Weber having furnished it with entire
stock Horses Carriages Buggies etc. prepared to
accommodate all who may favor them with their patronage
Passengers sent to any part the country day night and
horses taken Livery the most reasonable terms.
Julv Do. 1854. LAWLEss & SINCLAIR.
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Bottes, sonliers ct BrodequiDS.;
IN CHA APEAUI EFT C.4SQ UEEIES. -
III EN- GROS.

I % asousslgne tlenura CONSIGNMENT en-
- magasn, grand ct bel assortment de BOTTRS,
SOULIERS et CfAPEAUX. Une attention particuere eat
dpnnee la fabrication de ees articles atm quill trouxo
convertible pcnr e Marche de la Louisiana de bonnes qua
es de coup de pieds 1t nnneros convenabes Apra6
Tongue experience ct attention paricaere hran
che daaires, naison peut orir des conditfonS
plus aYantageses nj des arcaadses meux adoptees Sa1
besoins des Marciands ct Consoma.eurs. -
Ja a.ssi assortment complet de GHAPEAUX et CAS-
QUErTEs, Chapeaux de soe divers qualities, Chapeaux do
Castor Feute Casmr Lane etc. divers coulers ct mou.
de orme Kossuth, Magyar, P!anteus iatelots, etc ID
Aassi-Chapeaux de Paife, campeches, Pana,nas ct La
aners pour hommes enfans fotes commands envoyees
Ia Mason seront choisies ayec la plus grane attention.
! w. DUNBAR, No 5, Rue deg Magasins,
4iy. Nouvsne Orleans. Il
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POOLEY. NICOL G CO.,

79 ElSNccefSor5 70 John Has7af.@
Florida Yellow Pine Lumber Yard !
Corner of Cedar and Julia sts, New Basin, Nes ors
I IGUPERIOR Dressed Tongued
ED Grooved Flooring and Ceiling Laths, ShinG
Plank, and general assortment Of BUILDING
well seasoned and always on hand.
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E. j. HART g. G O,

Number 107, 1chopitoulas Street, New- Orleans.
BramdEes. Wines, Liquors,
GROCERIES, DIR UGs IND CHEMICALS.
TNHE Subscribers have now in store,
Il and daily receiving per Packet, Steamers and
Ships, o very extensive stfek, as z4 -fz-
a-as FRENCH BRANDIES-
500 PACKAGES half, quarter and eighth PIPES, among
which -PiEet, Castilon Co.; seignete ]. Augustn,
1882; Lecoq Champagne, 1915; Alfred Morton Hennes-
sey; pelevosn; j. H. GODDARD, etc.
HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA RUN, SCOTCH and IRISH
WHISKY, lsz1s .,sg Fas ~
DOMESTIC LIQUORS
WHIsKY--1a0 barrels Old Monengahesa Rye; 50 barrels
Superior Virginia Rye; 100 barrels Western Reserve 100
barrels Rectifed.
RUM-5o barrels Louisiana. GIN-5O barrels New York.
BITTERS10 barrels Superior Wine; 10 barrels Schiedam
.s- WINES
800 PACKAGES pure JUICE PORT; Burgundy Port
Crown Port; Golden Sherry: Crown Sherry; Rose Ma
deira; Lisbon Madeira; Sweet and Dry Malaga, &c.
CHAMPAGNE100 baskets, Fine Brands quarts and Pints
CLARET--1099 boxes, among which some very choice.
HAUT SAUTERNE-259 boxes.
OLD COGNAC BRANDY-150 boxes.
HOLLAND GIN-Jamaica Rum; Sherry Port, etc., SEQ
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-02
Ne1u Orleans aopertisements
Bi-sulphite de Chatax.

Bi-StslPhite de ChsaiaX.
BERNARD ABBRECHT & Co, ont
~ rhonneur dinformer Messrs les paneus, qu's vien-
deabir depot de Bi-Sulphite de Chaux Thibo
daflx, provenant de ienr manufacture
Sadresser pour les demandes Mr.. Jean Geiesin Thb
edax. Pour les orres directs la manufacture, Es
planade ct Preur, Nouvele Orleans. nosss s.3mo.
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Phoenix Stables

THE comodious property \ ak
Il between Main ard Levees street, near
Jackson has been purchased by the un
dersigned who have hand aud will to keep
the finest stock of HORSES CARRIAGES in this country
They viii do general Livery Stable business such buy
ing selling keeping and hiring horses. They also under
take break wild unruy horses to harness. either double
single Farrery in all its branches will also be at
tended to T. G.. DOWNTON, |
April 18TH 1854 17-1y J. r. LAWLESS.
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Esi-Sulphite OF Lime.

THE undersigned respectfully informs
Il the planters of this vicinity that they have established
Depot for the Bi-Suphite of Lime in Thibodaux, be
supplied direct from the Manufctory corner of Espanade
and Prieur streets, New Orleans.
All orders addressed Mr. JOHN CELEsrN, next door 10
Blanchard, CaZenavetse Co.'S, drug sore will with
prompt attention. BERNARD ALBRIGHT 4 co.
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D1-sUEPHATE OF LIME.

i New Leyee. and ID Tchoupouas srees New Orleans.
HAVE on hand and keep constantly
IL for sale fun assortment of
GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQ CORS.
consisting in part of the following articles:
BOFFEEAG0 Sacks Rio Java, Laguara and Mcocho
T0BACCO20 boxes Virginia manufactured of all qualities
CANDLEslo0 boxes New Bedford Sperm, and $50 boxes
Star.
soAP-so0 boxes Winchester, and Lovermore's.
PICKLES-assorted.
LEMON SYRUP-1OO boxes-ToMATO KETCHUP-1oO
TEAs5oo Packages Green and Black Teas comprising
very full assortment.
GOSHEN BUTTER-50 Kegs selected and very superior
Goshen Butter. r.. -.
CHESS boxes selected EuE paszs pasz snssss srr, and
100 Packages Mess Mackerel, shad and Salmon.
HERRING-25 Bbls No. 1-200 Boxes Goldfish.
WRAPPING PAPER-3G0 Reanis Wrapping Paper.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER-1oo boxes Champagne Cider.
STARCH--1G0 boxes Colgate's and Foxes Starch.
CURRANTs-10 Casks Zante Currants.
LOBsTERs AND SALAON-50C Cases Lobsters and Salmon.
HAMs-Duhield, and stagg shays Hams
SAUCE-12 cases Worcestershire Sauce.
PIE FKUTTS-fb8 boxes Pie Fruits
And full and general assortment of Spices Ketchup
Sauces Bitters, Cordias Oils, Fruits, Preserves ETC.
BRANDIES Half Pipes Brandy of Castillon 1916 P Fl
Godard j. B. GODDARD Jr, otard Dupuy Co., J. J. Du-
puy, Desaries and few small packages Of 1869 pLA
Nat BRANDY, genuine vintage) equal to any in the
SHERRY WINE-1o Quarter Casks very old and delicate
Sherry Wine.
OLD MADEIRA WINE-10 Quarter Casks very Old Madeira
SHERRY AND MADEIRA so: Packages Sherry and Ma
dcira.
PORT VINES Quarter Casks Port Wine, sg
BURGUNDY PORT-50 Quarter Casks Burgundy Port.
4LSO-Sta Crox Rum, Jamaica Rum Islay Malt Whis-
key, Bourbon, Old very superior Whisky, Holland Gin
Scheidam Schnapps, Caret Wine III cases. ETC.
NJ &J b. WILTON, are sole agents for the Southern
States for the sale the very superior Champagne known
wBILLECART sAIMONS VERZENAY,"
which they wish to direct the attention Of the trade and
consumers ian, 1i-n4O
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Agency for kSeiatosa's Book

/ W whom it may concern We hereby
4 certify that Messrs. Bennett & Gaabert sole
Agents in the parishes Of Assumption aourche and Terre
bonne Louisiana for receiving Subscribers for Hon.
Thomas H. Bentons great work. entitled
THIRTY YEARS. VIEW:
Or HISTORY OF THE WORKINGS OF THE AMER
ICAN GOVERNMENT DURING THIRTY YEARS.
The price of the work being 81 50 per volume, payable
delivery.
Agents for this work confidently assure subscribers
that the work will be sold exclusively by subscription, and
that the price will be less than 81 so per volume
and also that it cannot be purchased of Booksellers
D. APPLETON & co.
New York, Aug. "a, 1854. 40-tf
Saddles and Harness.
'EHE undersigned. practical Sad 60
4 die and Harness maker has permanently tEs@ssA ea
located at the of Main and St. Philip street, Thho
daux for the purpose of carrying his business
extensive scale.
He would say the inhabitants of this Parish and
surrounding country that he has hand large stock OF
materials and is prepared to furnish the least possible
notice. Saddles of all kinds Harness. both double and
sirgie Brides, Strng les &C. Mending and Repairing
done prices that fail prove satis factory
july2g 32-iy PHILIP II. WEEDERSUM.
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Horses and Carriages.
LWAYSin readiness, Horse sand Carriages. for trips
II to iloRadsonvile, Houna, or elsewhere whenever
there is enough in number to Justify. Also sfabing
horses-and ailconnected with the Franklin House.
By the proprietor. b. +. HOLDEN.
Thibodauy. December l3, 1851.
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LED,H. WATERMAN. f,e. CHAS. NJ WATERMAN.
II. Waterman & Brother,
ygss. HARDWARE MERCHANTS, 500 Il
cornar of Common and Aa0asins streets, N Orleans.
IT AVE on hand and are daily
l. Il receiving by foreign and domestic ar
rivals, general assortment Of articles, COM
prsng In part az follows:
Hardware, Cutlery, &C.,
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope, s s11
Axes Chains Scythes,; 49,. sr. -..rs
Carpenters Tools, complete,
Eooper's Tools,
3AnYls Vices, Bellows, }%f @&
Stock and Dies. Screwphtes. -,4.
Garfen Engines, Pumps,
poughs, Hay Cutters Corn Shelters,
Agricultural Implements,
Mill, Crosssut and Pit Saws, 81
Ok Tokes, Bows, Singietrees, i
Turning Latl,es
Platform Scales,
Corn Mills, Cob Crushers,
Hoes Hares, Shoyeis and Spades,
Anfrons Tenders, Shovel and Tongs,
Copper and Iron Coal Hods,
Single and double barrel Guns, 9HI
Coffee Heclas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gougs. Iron Betlsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers, Hf
Stock Kettles, Portable Forges
novl1-E Seines, Fishing Tackles, &C., &c.
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Wagonagc to HoNTsa. -
THE subscriber is now en-
l. abled to carry merchandise to Houma sssszs-ss=
with Dispatch and from this date forward will dray from
The evee free of charge all who has the hawng
done by him. (33-fi b. F. HOLDEN.
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NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!

'HE subscribers have just received and
4 have for sale two fine OPEN BUGGIEs also quantity
of Superior Kerseys and Linseys for Negro Clothing
lot of COLLARS and CART SADDLES. An assortment of
Clothing and Gne Shoes for gentlemen
juiy29 If WAkEMAN & SMITH.
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TOR SALE OR RENT.-A large and
L cemmodious Dwelling Kitchen, Out Houses, with an
excellent Yard and Garden Spot situated in desirable part
of the town. can be purchased rented accommodating
terms by applying to I17-f PERRIN OLIVIER.
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UNsEpGE AND BRUSH lin the days of NULL
hcation, when, irI out-ofthe-way places, and IN
uniformed quarters, the name of General
jackson carried terror to the hearts Of the
populace in every syllable and letter, a certain
captain in the chivalry State was mastering
about score Of variegated bipeds, armed with
dreadful cornstalks, walking sticks, and lockless
shooting irons. He was just about to go
through with some extraordinary evolution OF
military tactics, which would, no doubt, have
astonished the world, when hearing the lum-
bering Of the heavy cotton wagon on the hard
road, he supposed that Old Hickory was right
upon bin, with all Uncle Sans dareful artil-
lery.
q Attention, company said he, "Prepsre to
sedge. SedgeIp
No sooner said than done. In the twinkling
of bedpost, the whole Of bis men were safely
ensconccd in the sedge grass which grew there
in great abundance, and which entirely hid
them from view. In few moments traveller
came riding along, and the terrified captain In
quired anxiously if be had seen anything OF
General jackson down the road.
y "Why, certainly" replied the man, /" have
Just passed him--he is not more than three
quarters Of mile of, and will be here imme.
diately, if not sooner"
Attention, company" cried the captain,
turning TO his men. HUnsedge and brush y
and away they scampered in all directions,
seeking the cover and underground in the
woods.-Spiaqfeld Enterprise.
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4 AMERICANS IN ITALY-The Florence CORE
spondent of the Newark Adpertiser says tina
u every department of art now has q worth,
| American representative in Italy. The de
partment of Instrumental music is represented
among others, by Mr.. Boote, young and tai
snted American who has been studying hard II
Florence for some years past He has com
posed many fine small pieces, and will in time
no doubt, concentrate his talents upon some
ambitious effort perhaps the opera.
Several young American vocalists are now
in Florence, studying with reference to the
stage. Miss Phillips, Of Boston, has, as il
well known, already made brilliant debut al
Brescia. Miss Hensler, another Bostonian
will make her first appearance at the Roya
Theatre of Turin, in October next, and will
then submit herself to the ordeal of La Scala
at Milan. Miss Hill, also o Bostonian, is pre-
pairing to follow, and is said to have fine natu
raj gifts as either of the above. Boston is
well represented in Italy.
Speaking of paintings, the writer in the
Newark Adcertiser says: "We have just seen
a painting executed by Mr.. Page, our artist al
Rome, which might be mistaken for a perfect
work of one of the old masters, were it moi
signalized as modern by being the actual por-
trait Of Robert Browning; or rather, were il
not Robert Browning himself; not sitting up
to be painted-not forcing the canvass to say
poet; but in reality that very poet, in life-like
repose--straining at nothing, yet indicating
the possibility of anything"
The writer speaks as follows of Miss Hos
mer, the young American sculptures, whom he
declares to be "the real lioness of Rome:"
Miss Hosmer has taken villa for the sum.
mer in the environs Of Florence, and will here
occupy herself with drawing out compositions
to mould later into clay. Her drawings are
said to be full of feeling and classical beauty.
She has already made several successful busts;
also the study of an ideal statue, which will oc.
cupy her next winter at Rome. Being but
twenty-five years of age, what she has done is
remarkable and full Of promise which cannot
fail to be realized, her genius being united to
an intrepid will and executive force seldom
met with in SO young person. She is wholly
devoted to her art--rises at six, works all day,
and, to lose no time in the feminine art of the
toitete, adopts such modes as utility, not the
French modiste, invents; never suffering pre-.
occupation with what people may think, or
who will call her eccentric, to distract her mind
from the one purpose of her life. Her only
amusement is riding on horseback, which she
does after the most independent sort--alonc,
and some idea of her enduring energy may be
based on the fact that she has just made the
journey of ten days, from Rome to Florence, on
her pet horse. In fact, the American sculp-
tress' needs no caualiere serrente as gallant or
swordsman--she can work her own way through
the world-6ght it, if necessary; and so she
will do, we believe, in the higher and more diff
6cult world of art"
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IANGToN as 7Ro,s
PACKAGE & LETTER

IL Express, daily to and from Downeville and
the northern and southern mines, in connexion at
Marysville with Adams & Cos, by every steamer
to the Ailanii. States aud Europe, South America,
Australia, Oregon, the Sandwich Islands and
China.
Renewed facilities now offered to the public
for transmitting gold dust, valuable packages and
letters, at reduced prices, TO all parts Of the world,
at our principal Offices.
From Msrysville to Dobbn's Ranch, Fosters
Bar, Billiards. Bar Sioney Bar, Campionville Rail-
road Gulch, Oak Valley, Slate Range, Indian Val
ley, Rantedoter Bar, ST. 10 Bar, Goodyear's Bar,
Cox's Bar, Downicville Ousley's Bar, Parks Bar,
Long Bar, Industry Bar, Kennebee Bar, Bartons
Bar, Empire Ranch, Bridgeport, French Corral,
Frenchman's Bar, Missouri Bar, Sweetland's, San
Juan, Cherokee, Hess Crossing, M. y.
From Downieville 10 Forrest City, Smiths Dig
gipgs, Kanaka Creek, Minnesota, Wolf Creek,
Snow Point, German Bar, Nj. f., Concord Bar, NJ.
F., SCOTS Flat, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, Eu-
reka South, Back Bone House, Illinois Bar, 8.
Fork, Missouri Bar, s. F. Nevada City, Eureka
North, Craigs Flat. Rapid Greek, Sierra City,
Sierra Valley, and the other places on tho route.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE
On Adams 81 Co., in all the principal cities in
the Atlantic States and Europe, and payable at the
following banks:
E. w Clark & Bros, St. Louis, Mechanics
and Farmers Bank, Albany Utica City Bank,
Utica; Bank Of Syracuse, Syracuse; Bank of Au-
burn, Auburn Bank Of Attica, Buffalo Rochester
City Bank, Rochester; g. Smith 81 Co, Chicago;
Alex. Mitchell, Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, Milwaukee Michigan State Bank, Detroit
Commercial Branch Bank of the State Of Ohio,
Cleveland; Clinton Bank, Columbus Ohio.
Highest price paid for gold dust.
Sight checks on Marysville, Sacramento, San.
Francisco, and all the principal towns Of Califor-
MIA. Deposits received, special or otherwise.
Collections made on all parts OF the Atlantic
States and California; and all other branches Of
express business promptly attended TO. Tho
latest dates Of Atlantic and California papers.
Subscriptions and Advertisements received for
newspapers and periodicals, free Of charge.
Special messengers are dispatched with every
reasure express
SAM. w. LANGToN & BRO.
July 27* DownievilIe.
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seven Days Later from Europe.

Seven Days Later from Europe.
NEW YORK. Aug. 30.--The steamer Europa has
arrived at Halifax, this afternoon, with dates from
Liverpool to the 10Th inst.
The allied forces were investing Bomersund.
+ The Crmea expedition had not yet sailed.
Other affairs remained unallered.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, august 30.--IntclIigence has been
received at Paris that Bomersund surrendered
on the 10th, when two thousand Russian prisoners
were taken. The Anglo French landed at Bo-
mersund twelve thousand men, supported by the
fleets.
BERLIN, august 16.--The Vienna conference
was expected 10 re-assembe next week.
PARIS, august lS.-The following just received.
Orders have been issued Tor the Austrian troops
enter Wallachia, and they have commenced cross
ing the frontier at Jurnm Severien. Letters from
Odessa TO the 17lh say that no real blockade had
been made.
The Markets.
LIVERPOOL, dug. l9-Miligan's Circular quotes
cotton as having declined 1, with sales of $4,000
bales during the week, of which spectators took
1000, and exporters 5000 bales.
Decentralization was firm at 32s for western
canal and 34s for Ohio.
Corn is firm, al 36s for yellow and white.
Consols closed at 93s.
Lard-saes al SIS.