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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

4 FRENCH WOMAN DESIRES 10 GIT EIPLOY MENl
"A c. Oh ana pastry cook In private family, an,
could give the very best sconmenintiona AZ su.h 40
ply AZ zoo Church stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

-urGlsn Hair CressOr VIII create "a str os'
BAH n.ans, prevent tbs hair fssax oI and
sr,cle If toilette should u.d ny every ,,ty and
tepsn For safe NJ the principal icuggi.t- sod 81 ~
depot, S2l D,,adwa,. Iric. 2
G. H. HUTCHINSON ..eot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

S,JIUATIoN WAN rEn--sY A gE,SPllT BILE YOUNG
- SONAR az chsmhefms'o AID seaU-tsess, ehsu-
lsrmk,d and bundr.s Ia oriv ia tsmlg. Ths IT
ely ref. snce Ia sba,ae'er capabiity Can he
cen for two days a. 3s5 Mid avenue. ween Twenty
| fifth and I've ~. ti1 tn streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

4 REsPEC ABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SfTr.
n alton al samstress ant chasnb.rmaid Can no
seen for two day.. Please call at the stors No AS
Ninth avenue, between Tairiy ft:h and Thirty sixth
stessts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

Fss bslssss u VAST "a .sxt ,ass,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

1he STRAIT Fashion D-sOh.-Fsaok Lr-sstes
Loi.s 1as tts Of Fashion n alo.sc os thu rniy
BABE s.'hntty fssni.s he fsi oeou-t-
c.ass Sresses Ard cbi,r.n's ysrm@nta DIu-trs
u, tie sep ~inher ronher jast publ. hed nLAinns
Seau'iuI cL,,d pa .tr sogrA vtDgs ~
tns paste for needle .ors mn.is, he Pr,os n
o.cts FhANk LESLIE, No. John street, and AL
sellers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG wOa,N
N vishes ri natior a. chan I'D assist j.
ssshipg and ironing seamstress. Good reference
ircr her iast iace CaI fo, DAYS ut i53 Ihirl
nue.. 81 door frlm Fifteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

DOY WAIVED IN A F tMtLY G. OrERY-oNE " 10
writes n fair hand, and csue we'll recon mendei
apply At ,0c3 Bronaway corner OF r-eny seventh 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

YOUNG GIRMAN WOMAN, WHO HAS BEEN
N lsmR as govern-s-, wishes To u staati N
ch- tIeah French snt Erglsh huenil aud ~ors
Wen Min her need. Satisfactory city 70
oner+d fr m ne family jrsI left Apply
ally. % hy letter, At 81 Boaery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

Two ii<ftC!ABLn YOUNG GIRi.s Wish sTrUA
j titrr In rmAn private fsm,nss-one prefers 70 d
general nous. w"rh. IL q good pain cook and roo,
sssbeT ana ircrer the nthcr good PLATO cook and
hisf rate ~asisr and irenes Bo'h give good cit
references from their last PAGES felse call 1t 4
trpg strses, font house, arst door bah room, To-
Hfs~ Gays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

A YOUNG GIRL, TWENTY YEARS OF AGE, wIsaE.
IN situation with family ABOUT 10 travel Europs
The Lest II city reference given Please all at
oress Tor week, No 20 North seventh street, WI
1anssburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

GIRL WANT A SITUATION As CqAugERa, An
IA or general bouse~ors, iG a small r.mlv Can h.
tssn, for three days, IT No Ill hes or street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

4 YOUNG MAN, SfFAkING TIE FREN H, GER
- man sid English .assaaaes sns who has trsv-ilee
for years IN tie Stcl wishes situation
alter H. = ssm,ly References given Appl, FOR a
fsw days, igi Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

4 hESPEcTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A STU
N alton 20 take ~ children Apply 1t No. LES
East Twenty seventh street. for tyo days.
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a RESPECT BILE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO 70
n general honse work make herself generally use.
full he issn y, smart girl, ami c,ms ~e
me nSed from her last place, where she lived 30
spd four months Inquire a. LID twenty afth street
between Second and Tnird avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

TIDE BOLIVIA FRIENDS OF AR LTVOHfO CON
l yale- Of bogota, Nueya GrsuatA, 40 desirods OF
learning his present place Of residence sct nov he
getting A ietter addressed to thein 5y him 10 the
of Eessrs Prohs. aensrtahagea 81 Bro. street,
New York, viii be duly forwarded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

CI1CATtON WANTED BY a SMART, ACTIVE. en-
~ t.gent rrotestab- girl char tmaid Ii willing
- ASSIST washing and roni z Cab address " G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

TWO YOUNG LADIES wsNTsp-wHO ARE AC-
qnsipted .ih the FAR cy business; also young man,
Ut IT, II loujs', 81 Catherine nfrent -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

4 RE PECrAblE GIRL W NrS A STU AfION Ac
"A cook, IN French or American family; - y de,s
rae washer and irpner speas the French language
Fest 4 city reference given. Can be 345 sixth
stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

SnUA1IoH wASTfD-BY SOBER, NpurRloU
- yauog man a. porter IN res pectsbls establish
men', shs.e honesty, soofie'y and INDUSTRY would
sfIItc'aej, ,r n. driving OF IA grocery wagon. II
good writer and arithmetcian b,-t u city rsfsyeno
gwen, u reqnirsi Please OIL, at 81 Main ,trest BroS
yD, or address, II. ; box 2i7 tie Id ofAcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

Bsssh Mas hs, Tems,ss, Gers us assoas, cSy-
pus. sxerescsrces end 81. discoiofstcns ot tns en-,
removed ~ outward ptca,ion, wnoa csu dog the
.ssat sore pain or i.cocsverteuce, ~ HARVEY WAL
LACE or 1872 Secoud nue., of fseta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

Young NAN, TxENfYOS YE4RS or AGE
~ dasires situation ia wholesale grocsry, c,nm,
sior, mercantile house. References of the hi hos
characisr given. situation desired than sa,arI
Address A B gerald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

W. H. SEWARD IN THE FfELp.-The Times
discloses the secret Of its origin, the object Of
its establishment and the ultimatum Of its
policy to be theelection of W. Fl. Seward to
the Presidency. The fact is out at last, after
every attempt at making temporary bargain
and sale with the present administration has
failed. 1t now foreshadows the nomination OF
w. Il. Seward, by his partisans, as candidate
tor Governor OF New York, preparatory to en-
tering the field for the Presidential chances OF
1856. And the movement is to be commenced
upon the Nebraska question. Very we'll A
coal of fire upon the back Of a tortoise will in
fallibly open his shell, and bring out his head,
legs, and tail. Douglas is working wonders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05
Discharge OF Alderman sturtevant from
Cuatody.

Another writ OF hAbsas corpus about be sued ont
yesterday for the purpose OF bringing AID surtsvant
fore the City Judge but before II accomplished the
Sheriff received legal option from the District Attorney
stating that Mr. sturtevatts term OF imprisonment com
menced from the day Of his first arrest the 2oh ult,
and hA therefore, the time for which he sentenced
fifteen dsys-bsd expired.
The Sheriff, upon this authority discharged the Aasr
man from custody.
OPINION OF N. b. BLUNT, ESQ.,, DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
In the Matter Of the imprisonment II Oscdr w. Sturte
ron-As underetsnd this facts Of the case, Ne sturs
vsnt arrested the 20 OF January last IN Ter
by virtue OF comm tment issued out q the Superior
Curt directing bis i'm prsonnent for fifteen days. for
certain alleged contempt .no farther Imprisonment
uktl certain OF money nsnei Ia toe mmiinstt
should be paid; that upon hts arrest he forthwith
conveyed to the common JAIL and actually commit ed TO
close custody; that uhis so 10 actus close custody
writ Of hab, c5rpus sucd, r-tprnAbe ,hs
day before Hon T. w. cefks Of the justices OF the
scprems COURT that such vrit OF hsbess corpus
ar. sturtevInt was taken before the Justice Who
allowed The writ, Anr before return mNde
by the Sheriff, the proceedings wsre Adjourned
until the so OF January last aud Me- Sturev mt
while remanded u the perorAl custody Of MI Naae
and thus removed iror his A,'u.l 10 the
jail; that on the s0is or January return was made
by the sheriff Augment had std on The 3ls OF January
Justice Cerkc oscha ge tae vrt Of hLbeis oo.pu sn4
reusnded Mr.. SurtevA1tt o. the osss1y OF the she ia
pursuant to the origiUsi commitment that on TIE
Cay writ OF ctrtiorsr Was allowed 10 Jlsoe Olerfe
urrahs before the Supreme Cur. a. General Term bst
that htsrdDg sach writ OF ter,ior.r Mr. Sturte
yAtt was taken TO prboB slc = .ctuly la close
custody These the facts 10 he sa uaeest.1d
them. And Am Ass cd By the sheriff upon ritnd
BY the counsel OF Mr suresu t1r his release uDo the
ground that tne htsen cSys his rr. arrest and
prise nment have expired, .hethss the sneria csn
longer ertain him tn custc ~ except fer rsse8 n
the payment Of the snount required the Conditional
npiisor m nj ior its ooIpsymeat. The question is
grave one %, on the ere hsnd Il the imprisonment has
legally expired Tie Sheriff becomes liable seton ior
false i'm 9riAcnmsrt, tud on tie ohsr he snail iagAiy
Of which TIE process issued In regard to the enect Of
tia ctrtorar to review the rroceedny upon tnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

which advocates special legislation to grant
Colt the millionaire few extra millions of dol
lars! The reason of the difference is very
simple: General Scott forgot to patent his vic
tories
He taxed his intellect his body, and his
blood, on the banks of the Niagara and in the
plains Of Mexico but he omitted-tke foolish
man-to take out patent for storming the
British lines, or to secure the monopoly of
his siege at Vera Cruz. So the careless old
soldier never made million Of money out of
his inventions, and never failed to improve the
condition of a foreign army by teaching them
what he knew, and supporting his school by a
tax on his countrymen at home. So he never
procured the insertion OF a paragraph covering
his case into the Presidents message; never bar
gained to wink at Forney's infamy for his SER
vices in the lobby; never even bought the
Union newspaper: with such carelessness as
this, how could this very imprudent old soldier
expect to obtain from his country modest pit
lance and proper title The notion was alb
surd He ought to have known well enough
that the rule of Congress was taken, with some
slight deviation from the Bible ITO him that
hath, mere shall be given" as in the case Of
Colt but from him that hath not, shall be
taken away even that which he hath, and we
have no doubt that, if it could the Union
would try to diminish or stop altogether Gen.
Scott's present salary Can it be that it speaks
for the President?
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Bedlni or Mt Inst,

The POpes Nuncio left the UAtso States 70. Europe,
yeeterday morning.
Fesrcg disturbance the sIabsrkaon should be
at the wharf Of the steamer Monsgnor Bsdin attended
by committee OF Catholic clsrgymsn was recsived on
board tho steamer Atlantic At Clifton, Staten leland
The steamtug Ac i've lsft h,r wharf 81 whitshAn At
10 O'Clock yesterday morning, aad prcossded to Clifton
DOCK where she lay till the steamer AtAnti; by
which WAS Afsw minutes after o',loch.
The steamer, when opposite the lsndog stopped her
engine and Bedin received board the Active and
thence conveyed to tie Atlantic.
Az he stepped the deck Of the vessel abe
fred gun the engine put motion, and The stood
ont for
The Active WAS chartered for this purpose by Mr..
Gszr the special deputy Of the United States Marshal
Mr. Hllyer The committee attending hts Excellsncy,
Bedini, were the Re, Mr.. Cumming, the Rsv Mr. Nc,
CURE, and Others whose could not obt'in
As the Nunoio taken on ard tbs Atlantis,
the steamboat Active proceeded I, her deck at whitehall
where she landed ct O'Clock.
There excitement at the wharf Of the steamer
1t Canal street. At Clifton, secretly the whole
affair managed.
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part ef such inferior tribunal Thus Judgment ~
been rendered and no execution issued the service
The eertsorAri would prevent It's Issuing " issa sd An
not executed the service OF the certorsr would preven
its execution Butn executed as b, the arrest oil par
~ under ca ga or nut or other 1na process sssips
the person, the service OF the writ OF certiorSr1 n
manner Affects such imprisonment. 80 In sass
commit cent for cortempt, where the party ha
been sc.usily committed and the imprisonment COM
ma ced, oertiorsn and especially csrior-r', l.
review judgment upon shsbeas corpus rstusin
comment is not 6y virtue of the order refusing 10 dis
charge. tut b. vlrtae Of the original comm tmsnt
that tlone and the .rtiorAr while It wonld stay
further orr err on the part OF Justice erks after its
vice upon him, has no effect upon the Sheriff who act
under different prco sss snd by authority Of al indie
psadept tribunal Another reason In support OF the -
fiou assumed By ia this par oular case vas thN
considered he occef OF Jusis C,erke
s therefore void That Justice Clsrke acted n
hs pursst and most correct motives and under the f
suppositsn OF OF his pro eedings 10 mst
ing that order should BE- u q last man TO deny per
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WALLLCK,s THEATRE Brosdway-BAcHELoR or
AIRS LOVE ASp HUlDER- PRETTY PIrcr OF BUSINESS
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NATIONAL THEATkA Chatham street-A nerneon-
,hnnIrR avening-UrsLs fos's OAEIN
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nURTOH's THEATRE, ohAmssIs :tress-h Aipsuahs
EieHr,s DREAM UNcLE SAM.
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ANysEKLN IS TOMORROW EvENING.

Ell NVWsfJ AVs N1Nt''
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broaevsy-Ewo DuzzARps-
A MmsunMFRs NIGHT s DREAM.
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AMERICAN gUsLUN-Afterroop-Hs ooRs-PADnY
NIiEs 10y. Evnins- GAMBLER's PROGRESS
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1854-04-15


Moyea Dc dou5ler ses caleurs- Dernie
Tement IN Anglais, qui etait assez .connu /
bouiogne, employa un moyen biea sipauIt
pour doubler e dernier billet de banoae a,I;i
ssait en- portefeuilie Voici Ia recette II priI
ans bank-note de 60. Il eoapa en- .deux .pal
ae nailiaa; puis il ALA avee nRe moiti6 chez
w chaagear da port gull eonnaissait. Je
viens, dital. de recevoir d Angleterse Id moi.
fie dun billet, raatre nloitie ine viendra de-
main % apres-denain; mais iaurais besoin
aujourd'hui de mes el0.: ayez Is bonte dc
me leg avanoer sur cette moitie que ie Yons
laisse en- attendant l'autren
lie ehangeur compta les E10, sans ae hire
prier. Langlais empocha les aiO; pgis il
ala presenter Fautre inoitiG din billet chez ua
0anquier auauel Il tint le meme lancaee !:
meme success he meme jonr, l,industrisl dis
parut de Boulogne ayec ses sac, laissaat les
deux Boulonnais ayec les depx moitiEs d,,
bank-note. Hest probable qa'ils apsons tire
9 la coarte-paille pour sayoir qni des deux
aura le billet enter.
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d L 'HOTEL DU RAILROAD,

tenue par Mr. N. Quatrevaux, situe dams |.
vile des Opelousas, borne au Nord par Ia
propriete de J. r. Viou, au Sud par Ia rue
Bellevue, a PEST par Ia rue de l'Union ct 4
pOnest par la rue principale, comprenant une
lot de tcrre, une maison convenable pour te.
mir un Hotel, une maison de residence, ecurie
ct Autres ameliorations
CoNDlrIoNs.-Un tiers payable six mois,
da jour de la vente, un tiers a 18 mois ct le
dernier tiers deux ans ct demie. L'acque-
reur fournissant ses billets avec caution a Ia
satisfaction de qui de droit, ct Ia propriete
vendue demeurant specialement hypothequee
jusqu'au Placement tant du principale que des
lnterets qui auront pu s'accroitre, raison de
8 pour cent par an, a compter de l'echeance
EvrE. DEBAILLON, Encanteur.
Opelousas, Is Avril 1854.
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Da caprice de "a aassre.--Le 20 f4vrier
upe paysanlle, douses dune constitution 70
huste ct agee de 10 ans, donne le Jour, chez
aalne. Plichon, sage-femme, rue des Carmes,
No. 2. aun snlant ID sexe masculin, don't le
corps est recouvert d'6cailles iaslnatres 81
sures non adherentes ! Ii peau par une de
leurs extremit6s st pr6sentans aasex d'analo-
Gse ayee aea agroasss ecailles don't sont pourrus
certaana poiasons de mer. Les articulations
qes aaenbres seuls On aout dspourvues.
Aes eeallies don't u tete est reyetue don-
pent . oells.ci Papparence dune tete Dhreno-
loglque. Les mains cont ternin6es mar tlas
grilfes. La bonche ID l'enfaut 4 ,est IN m
trou oblong entouFe dun carcle, ou. nour
Ehieuz dire. dune large c0nronne circnIaira
g coaleur tres rouge. Les yeux cont tendus
g deux membranes charnues, 81 ce r,est
Ha'en lss soulevant qu'on apercoit 4 un cen.
haesre De profondear, les orbites des yeux,
81 Essasmhlent ! eeux d'ua gros poisson.
0ss safaaa d'ailleurs etait vivant, tres bien
eonss'sas. = i ijasais des eriis percanss.
ya.au s.aa hsurss du nlalin, il await bu
s. ss. ~ Is s.aaaa aaoa hi presentais l Iaids
: aa eaaeson IaAis vers ane llsare II paru
spgopysr &c siyes aoasEE EEaEoes. es bien66t snrss
Y : rsnda e deznisr aespir.
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VRsTEs DE La sEMAINE PRocHA1NE.-Quarants
ct quelqnes ssclayes ainsi que d'autres proprietG
de valeur changeront de maitres dams lie courant d.
la sennaine Oh nous alons entrer.
II sera vendu lie Is, la POinte Noire, par PEN
eanteur Dejean, les biens de la succession de fer
Michel LegeF. CONSTANT en- 13 esclaves, terres
animaux, &C., un long credit.
lie 60 \ Washington, rsr pEncanteur Bengue.
rel, les bens de il succession de James Neyland
consistant en- % esciaves, une residence, ami.
Eaux, &c.
lie meme jour, au meme village, par le meme, ,le
bel Hotel de Mr.. I. Guillory Washington.
lie nsne jour, par un oficiers competent, 4
Plaisance, les biens de Ia succession de feu Dame
Marie A. Jeansonne.
Pour les particularitGs, nous refsrons snx avis
Cans aotre No. d'aujourd'hui.
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1 Nous appeions patsention des chefs de "a
1siilea des habitants ct du public en- general Pawn
do Nm. HEBRARD 9 LEEsqni se trouve dams une
autre eolonne de notre feuille de &C JOUR- Ces deu1
jeunes gens viennent dacheter IA pharmacie d.
Mn 4. J. Thompson Co, un des plus beau1
Sfasiissenentsde = canpaese, togjaars iargenaent
soaEeaaheaasat 9snrri des aeiaiiears saGdecines
qai se srsanea4 ssr len marches du Eord ct de Ia
Nouvelle- -orlsaaa De plus. ces taesu;eurs sops
9sunes favasabissenE conaas dana aotre paroisse,
ct snsssppenaasis naeritent sous 9ousies sapports
sare part 81 patronage liberal de n0tre coamu.
naute; &c que aoas leur soafaitoRs de tout enur
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-. U n.

IA LEXANDRE HOY, de Ia Paroisse ST
- Landry, ayant presente une petition
Q Ieffet d'etre nomme administrator de Ia
succession de ieu Alexandre Hoy alias John
Boyd, decide, dernierement de Ia dite Pa.
r0isse.
I'm consequence. avis est par le prGseni
donne . ceux qui pourraient avoir des raisons
legales . opposer : la dite nomination, dsavoia
! leg enregisfrer, par ecrit au Rurean du
Grefier de ID Cour de District dc ID aasdite
parolsse. dams les dix joars qui saiyront Ia
date du present avis.
a. GARRTGUES. Gya0ier.
Opelousas, LIS Ayril 1854.
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vENTE PuBllQuE.
Succession de fen Francis Little.

nm vertu dune autorisation de Ia Cour
- de District, dams ct pour Ia Paroisse des
Rapides, ct a moi adressee. j'ofrirai vendre,
en- vente publique, au plus ofTrant ct dernier
encherisseur, devant Ia porte de Ia Maiscn de
Cour de cette Paroisse, dams 10 vile des Ope.
lousas, le
Samedi, 90 Avril courant, 1854,
10 propriete ci-dessous decrite appartenant 4
la succession de feu Francis Little, decede,
dernierement de Ia Paroisse des Rapides, i
savoir
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astat ue Iss aE,oteta(a.te.

CouR DE DIsrR1cT. r. 7,o~
PGyoisse st. Landry. ~. 'i@s.
Succession de Team Bte. Richard, Dsge. es
Marianne Eassessy, son eposse.
III EAN Bte RICHARD, fills. de Ia Pa.
G. roisse st. Landry, Administrator de
Ia succession de feu Jean Bite. Richard, pere.
ct dame Marianne Vasseur, son epouse, tous
deux decides, de Ia Paroisse Sc. Landry sus-
dite. ayant classe un compte final De son adj
ministration des afairss des dites SUGGESTIONS,
ainsi qu'une repartition des fonds de Ia dite
succession, accompagne dune petition deman-
dant l'homologation d'icelui,-Es attendu
quill ete fait droit 4 la demande de Il dite
petition, par un ordre de IL geur susdite, en-
date du I Avril, 1854;
En- consequence, avis est par Il present
d0nne aux intAresses dams cette succession,
d'avoir deduire au GrefEer de Ia Cour sus-
dite. dams les dix jours qni suivrout Ia date du
present avis, les raisons, 81 aucunes ills ont,
pour lesquelles Il dit compte final ct partition,
ne seraient pas homologues et padministra-
teur d6charg6 CONNIE tel ct son 60,ad annule.
"A. GARRIGUES, Gyg6Esr
Opslousas, Id Avril, 1864.
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11n Nous annoncons avec plaisir que Mr.. Jean
GElramer, ces excellent naitre de musique, qui
6tait u auns douzaine dannecs, un des habitants
de nOsre eommunaut<, est sur point de revenir
fxer parmi nous, dams ie but d'enseigner Ia mu-
eiqas ceux qui dSsireraent acquerir Get art d'a.
grGmsnt.
Nous syions lei, j six on huit znois plusicurs
pFofeasears de musique, qui, si en- ugeons par
les apparencss ont iaisse un grand nonbre dGleves
asee ane edueation musicale incomplete Depuis
ioEs, aueun naitre nest vena parmi nous, ct pour
ces&levesM du moins, c'est une heuTeuse rencontre
sse Mr. Gsimner.
Nous savons d'ssiknra, que ce jeunc maftre est
aea attsndn dams pusieass faaailles, Oh il doit en-
ssigner IL piano plusaenEs deaoisellea.
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ES soussignes ont forme une societe ct
"A continueront les affaires a pancien eta.
basement, ol on trouvera tonjours un assor-
timent choisl de Drogaes, Mfdecsues, Perm
tstres, Huslcs, Te5rerie, Nedecines g,ateas-
tees. PGlfunaerie, Ltgres en- blanc, papier,
9c. 9-c.. auxquels lis invi.ent Patrention de
leurs amis. Les prescriptions seront prepa-
rees avec soin ct q toute heure par un phar-
macien experimente.
p. LEONCE HEBRARD,
JAMES A. LEE.
Opelousas, l5 Ayril 1854.
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AVIS Aux C0NTRlRllRIEs.

h soussigne, Ceaes4enr des Taxes Etat,
La pour les annees 1851, 1852 ct 1853,
Sc trouvera 4 son bureau, aux Opelousas,
pendant vingt iours consecutifs, apres le 20
Avril courant. dams le but de reeevoir les
taxes De ceux qui mont pas profile de Ia
chance qui leur await etc oferte.
Apres le 8 Mai proclaim, toutes les taxes
seront collectees aVec frais. ~
b. DAVID, Sksrsf
etCOllecseur des taxes a. Etat.
OpeloHsas, Is Avril, I854.-3f.
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UN CE Il K a IN
MORCEAIJ De TERRE,

situ6 sur le Bayou Beuf, dams Ia Paroisse
Ut. Landry, borne du cote den haut par les
terres de Nine. Veuve Garrigues, du cote
den bas par les terres de Green Hudspeth,
aPOuest par le Bayou Crocodile, ct faisant
face au Bayou Beuf. mesurant ensemble en-.
viron six cents arpents de superfcie, (plus ou
moins.)
Conditions Payable un an de credit,
compter du jour de la vente Pacquereur
fournissant SON obligation, avec caution 4 sa-
tisfaction, ct en- outre, la terre demeurant
specialement hypothequee en- favour du ven
deur, jusqu'a parfait Placement du principal
ct des interdts, qui auront pa s'accroitre, 3
rsison de huit pour cent par an. d compter
de pecheance.
j. b. DAVID,
Sberif de Ia Pa7oisse St. Landry.
0naIoY1sas 4 Avrii 12SA