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vENTE PAR lie. .SHERlF.
lET'Ati,1.'' Di,E, IA 10 UlSIANE.
C0UR DE DIsTRIcF1
Paroisse st. Landrn.
Nn 1nno NftAV
hugustin ,Jeansnnnc.

a. ~
VS.. PnrosSSe ST Tnn1Eryy.
Augustn Jeansonnc. No. 706S.
Inn yertu ddn writ de f. "a, lance dams .cette af
faire par "a Cour dc District, dams ct pom La
Pafoisse ST. Landry, ct moi addresse, j'ofifai en-
yente Pulaique, au plus ofant ct dernieft eucheris
sagp poer aIComptant, ala residence dnd6 6Eehdeur
pres b Prairie Ronde On cette Par0isse. le SAEDF
0BRE prochain, les proprietes stivantes, sal
siss pour aatisfaire ie diff writ, ssvoir: re-
CeAt arpents Dc tSEfe plus od noins, bSrnee au
NOrdpr les terres pubEqres, an Sud par les tavres
de Charles Pitre, lEst par les terresg De Edmond
DnprA Ct Dnest par les terTes do Paul FrutelEes
deax MARQUES amarqerr.' oi seront exibdes Is iour
Dc Ia sette, ct qai seront yehdnes sans les anmauN
qoi sOnt nlaFques des dtes marques, environ cent
soixante+qui tetes de bGtesa cornes ansi qutne
artre marque AmarqaeE environ vngt tetes de b6ses
chsyanes, plus on lmoins, cinq bales de cotton ct
1meubles de maison.@ EE@s@'1 -5'%A go ,s4
%. '.IEag6d ~ .ga9a19oa j. B. DAVID, shera.
B aOpeioasaa, q septembre, 1854. 81 III
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: sHOIEI4.s.DE L'UNION.
Q p II GD2geEpQES0ES. Ees.ll

!. :, LES sopssignes aanoncens respeetdeu-
T19tN sernent aleufs amis es au public erf gene
ISss raj, qGfils ont achete rhctsl de Union,
sux 3OpeislisaS, apparteuant sneienne-
ment Mf. Fr6deEe Iartel, ct plus recetnment a
Mr.. Christophe Steel: Ell ssa'ils sont fnaintenant
prepares avec Paide DUN bon cusinfer ffalcais, a
receyoir dignement les pensionnafes ,et les voya-
geurs qui voudFeAt encoarag gereet esablisseinent
& On trou9erae tonjunss a5lear etabhsssmsnt les
meilleurs yiEs laueurs, &e., qHe le ,natehk de la
Nouyelle- Orleans pourrs feurnir. Ills solliciteut
une part du patronage public. = 'a.''''i '''1'
H. A. PATIE,liHhEl4
lE8I .4t59 s. zEPHIRIN CORNER.
0peloasast !, ,Janvier, 1S54,-lan zrr
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NEBRAsKA.-Les journaux de Washington disen
que Nebraska bientot teritore de fait comme
de nom. Les hots de Pemigration s'y porte rapide
ment. NJ. Burt, lie gouyerneur de .ce tewitoire, Sc
trouvait aux derneres dates Washington es faisai
des preparatifs de depart. II await ea une Tongue
entrevue avec lie PRESIDENT LIE gousernement terri
torial doit Gtre orgnise commencement dectobre
II. Burt reeu rordre d'evter tout ce qui pourrait
foisser lie Nord. Ansi namene qu'une esclave, Ct
encore Taranchra-t son arrivee dams lie terrtoire
CONNIE le Congress ma rien allou6 pour Ia consruc.
tente don't Il fera chambre b concher son cabinet
deytravai ct 10 sale du conseiL Dams les seltudes
de rOuest on ma pas e droit de se montrer fort ext
geant. D'aileurs III. Burt n'aura guere recevoir
en- fat de dplomates ct dambassadeurs que les peaux
rouges de b for&t ~ q Z u u N. u II
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. tOuCSCSSlUA OC 11UAlUEG COliGdu.
tW sEoCADIE DEsHOTELs, de la Pa.
- roisse St. Landry, Administrators Dc
Ia succession de fsu Honore Soileau, decede,
ayant enregistre un Tableau final de distribu.
ton ct de classification des dettes de la dite
succession, accompagne dune petition de.
mandant Phomologation d'icelui ;--Et atten.
dusqu,il q etc fait droit 1 Ia demande de Ia
dite petition, par orire de Ia Cour susdite, en-
date du Z Septembre, 1854 s7n
En- consequerlee; avis est par le present
donne aux interesses dams cette succession,
d'avoir a deduire, 'au CRETE de la Cour sus.
dite, dams les dix .jours qui suiyront lasdate
du present avis, les raisons. 81 aucune lis ont,
pour lssqualles ledit7 .Iableau me- serait, pas
homologue.yI IAdminissratrice, deeharg9e, de
toqsea responsibilities ulteFieures ct son, obi.
: s''ss.s aARRdTG d UEs, Gyeser,
tg, OpeIousas. q SeDtembYe 1854 '4'1ffVI sHi
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Succession de deseph Daigle.
u 0EtIs jgHAUDET. de Ia Paroisse ST,
- Landry, Execpteur Testamentaire des
dernieres volontes ct du testament de Ia sue.
cesssion de feu Joseph Daigle, dsrhieremen.
de cette paroisse, ayant presente an Tableau
de distribution ct de repartition de 10 dite sue.
cossion pour la premiere aimee, accompagn6
dune petition demandant l'hoinologation d'i,
celui ;-Et attendu ou'il 1 ete fait droit i Ia
dite petition par ordre de ID 'Couf slusdite, en-
date du Z Septembre, 1854;
En- consequence, avis, est par le present
donne aux interesses dams eette succession,
.d'avoir = deduire, au CRETE de la .Cour susl
iite, dams les 80 jours qui suiyro1t ladate
2du present avis, les raisons 81 aueunes lis ont
pour lesquelles le dit sableaua ne serait pal
homologae 9isHi i aDaaas II I ija8SI u.
.,5.' 9 '7naob AaGARRIGUES, GrsRer. !.
+ AOnel6usas q SeDtetnbre J86d. tsEg isail :.
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III NflEGRE de % ans, gros, .robuste, en-
~ behps santei de bonnes, dispositions,
Adssl- : NE NEGRESSE de 26 ans, excel
Late pour le clos,--un peu episiniere, -blap-
ehisseuse ct repasseHse: tsrel ..4.I
Ces, deax esclayes sont s&ins, ont touiours
joqi dune bonnie saate, ct sont creoles de Get
Frat, S'adresser ace bureau.
e OPelcusas 9 Septemhre 1854. I'm.
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ESOL,AVES
suivants, d savcir -

Philis, negresse. agee d'environ 90 ans, ct
ses quatre enfants.
Kitty, negresse, agee d'environ "a ans, ct
ses trois enfar,ts. .. .jt9osi ,t". .a-'
Becky, negrcsse, agee d'enyiron 90 ans,
ct ses trois enfants. .-.l. ;,
Marguerite, negresse agee d'enyiron 12
ans 'Di%tt'.' .,.- ~
Sarah, mulatrcsse, agee d'enyiron 81 ans,
ct son enfant. 40 .S.-'@
Marguerite, negresse, agee d'enyiron "a
ans, ct son enfant. ia
Lewis. negre,s age d'enyiron Al ans
T. SWaSf,fr "a an y,s.,yro q ,.a 3,or,,:.. An -
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% Nous soyons avecp plaisir que deux |
nos ieunes amis. MAI. .WILLIAM HUrcnINo

nos ieunes amis. NM WILLIAM HUrcHINGs
.u.et IurLIsaaR, BlENpEsr, Sc sOnt assures d
q posscssioa de la yieiIle Gasgtte des a4staka-
-aGPasK Nous soul,aitons aces lnessieurs beau
snp pdoubde sueces et5 i son ancien rsdactenr. Mr.,
DEyA yALcorn1 IL realisation dls tods ses sou,
- hats dams les noureles ataires q'll bien'
sb t0tanaus assure-t-on entteprcBdres a4e
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yNYg- Isc eNatiaasat rle plaQueaainessvi,

TIE nc esdt3Qaazt de eRlaQuenlines svient
dc changer a. mains II est, pssd dams -celles
I'D unt habille ecrivain, Mr.. CHARLEs DVTtL-
sas IErs9aN Nous saghaitons notre exfcasAarads
iadecuIc 20 ihairtepant notre colleague tout le
. SUI sucess al ii plas dun titFe s'ss5i q
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FrEyKE JAus E.~-Dans la sernaine finissant lie II
Ao0t, il va ed, II Notvelle- Orleans, f2 cas- de
6ssre jaune guiI se ssont termines par 10 mort :
ii GlmetisEe de H6pitaId de Charits, e5fs6
zs5t g st, Vincent de Paul, 3
8 la rue Girod, sc t,sss "a5.22
g da Iafax etfe .zkEla
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Retsey est bonne cuisiniere, couturiere,
blanchisseuse ct repasseuse, ct benne dones-
tlque de maison - Les antres esclayes sont
tous .Pexcellents traraillcurs- pleinement
garantis. ,o--''.'i's7 Z ''T1E Ia -'s537E I'D
,Aussi par Is meme occasion, nrembre de de
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5VvooIr,.La. 1LIIJolA3 Iii, |. |.
s 8, .s,nnse w CRs,sgss e. eGs.,;.,s eG.; s. ss..s.t

-l.PubLi6 to,ts les tSanedis nsdtisS par
JOEL H. sASDoz & ANDRE MEYNIER.s
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~ : ,7neob AaGARRIGUES, GreRer.
0pelousas. O. Septembre, 1854. ag soil
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TEte,fsa, +, a3at;rANO OtAA Kt1IG Y ES, gITeNEeY,
/ Opslousas, 3 SeptembFe 1854. q q
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LECTURES.

TIRE RES URREcIION OF POL ,ND.-A COURSE OF
three ls'ures will no Delivered the evenings Of
lost. at TX o'co ck, at tho Tabernacle by Ignare
zsms CHI 10 which h. will dem nsrae th-t the berty
Polpd lie indpense Bile to the continuance OF free
governments Europe the, through its agency and up
atone ia uts vnlnei able: and that rhe claims Of
Pollard 10 the ,ympahes q ali liberal men throughout
M void ppquestorab In the disc laion OF his
sub MIR Man echi eil that part of history and
Irsgr.ss uhich Is ve.y lit 10 Understood Brig Gen
VIM Hall William Gull Bry ant, Esq, ard aoo Horace
Greeley will presie Tickets ,or the admitting
e"nsieus and ladies s.; psle tickets so Is To DO
rad At the music stoye If Vim Hall Sons corner ef
Brosdvay and Park place. JOIN Cowmerford 464 Brosd
way and at all the principal hotels, at the doors
the evenings Of the lectures Mr Pycho7ssi tho cele
brsted Polish artist and composer, will perform the
~ fellow countr Chopin and of his own
Al he first lecture Mr. Pycho sssi will wiss grand
piano hon ght from Barry, of this city; 1T the
cono and third he viii perform upon upright Piey 81
panofore, from the establishment Of Mr Desco-nbes,
$50 BYe adway.
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GREAT RUMBEs-rHE NEwYoRK DrsPArCH,
"A for TIE IT'D Of septsDnsr win eostain mAss o.
sss. Of .sy paper .sss les IN one al the ,rans ooss
Of four cents copy, with forty columns Of Dstter
n; sterling ...si.: q .',: Grant 1 ,s. ,t
and In rome Of the towns along the Hudson
The cbs,e Of Death. This Is . graphic acsoant Of .
The Free M.oD. IN conmo,ios. IL s-snd Lodge Of
New ferh ON ssisn IL Masonry Christian Institu-
tsn7
cersspondsnss-Lstters nom Leados, Boston, Phla-
delpbia, New trieaDs &C.. ks
Notes sDe Qusri.. for tn Psspss.n which the ?ues-
lions Of pop1epts answered all Of sub
ects This feature alone Is worth ths price Of the paper
In ths isferDa,iop eensetsd every week
fdsisl articles all the topics Of the times doings
In the world Of Amusement the sporting world, local
matters pa,aGrspbs
Among the miscellaneous matters 70 be found In this
wseh's Lispstcn may esumsrAfs the lob wing
kesic eDee in the sun, Dickens ON Children,
Jaek EesIirg the Cat, Favorisss Of Queen,
Heirs Sipguarly soovsrd, Victoria and her People,
Lovers Coslsd On, New Uses Of Glass,
imieTsnt Statutes, PressrvstioD Of Health,
Church ivin0s IN England, 6hAmpoong st honolulu,
4 RsnsrissI j os. Fashion Of Uamsnn' 'sonabl.s
II Dorado labor sarlet, Laughing e6nsd,
Ma, yland on Pohciss The Voice Of Cons ,ieuce,
silks and Satins Cot on, Osmphor and weather,
Fogy and Advertising A RobbeF In Court,
Earth Sweet Place, a Murderer detected,
Republican Prince, Confessions before Exscu-
Electrical FREAKS, ti0n
Name Law in EDsland, rsploraoie Family Quarrel,
Bona 6de Spirit story, Matrimonial rrouhi~,
Cause Of HARD nmes, Kentucky Aarc or Trial,
swps Character Etima Priest windled,
ted, Police Case IN London
Ms. Penton's reessse, Franks In Liverpool,
More Wy stery about JuDius, Love Laughs AZ Locks
The Vanity Of Excursions, Negro wfnIly Punished,
Famine Prophesied, Mullen the Murderer,
A Heroic Child, Iondor Police netHctves,
A Generous schman, Juvenile Lib~rators,
Rail- cad speeo. suspicions Case in England,
Telegraph Enterprise, Lovers Walk an Sed .otion
New Theory OF sprtnAism Nurse Numbering Infant,
The Works. Mistress, Father hanging Son,
inglsh Religious Statistics Murder in Troy
n Actor Es plainhg, Underground Railroad COL
Steamboat DESTROYED, ltson,
sin gulAr Acct ent in Wen. Hon icide in Alabama
,OvIey, the Poet Mr.. frog q Godfather
C,pfes Of kpbepsy, Sleepy Jahe's Con cisnse.
Infant ile isstrpstjon.
The New York ns natsh is now for sale by all news
vendors, on Sunday mo narg
Price four rita CAfts % Beet man street.
IF desire rich collection VI ehoice reading, don't
fi te FAKE early application for copy 9f this weeks
Dis atch
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THE TURF.

NATIONAL RACE cOURSE-DURING TIE DAYS
IN Of the and the National Horse Fair, tie
steamer ISLAND CITY viii leave Fulton market slio
Q, 10, II, and IL A. NJ, L. and 80 o'clock P.M
connecting with Of the Flushing railroad Hun
tsrs Pcint direct to the National Course returning, viii
leave tbs National aspos al l. q and O. A., at the
low fare Of 25 cersa Passengers also take tho forty
the foot OF Tenth street 10 Grsenpont who're they viii
hro tree conveyance 20 the cars .. Hunser's Poin.
I. DUDLEY. Superin .endent
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.~4
u)AxrER pLUEs COMPANY II, lara REGIMENT
ID The members Of this company are hereby ootihsd
to appear at he armory Sunday, sep ember H. ct
~ ori w., in full uniform for the purpose Of per-
forming escort duty to the remains Of Serge ant Joseph
campbell, Of ComranyF New York Volunteers By order
Of r. W. WATERBURY, Captain.
c. PINE Ord. Sergeant.
DURTIs LIGHT GUARD-AT A MEETING or TIE
ID company. held at their armory, Ludlow street, on
"Wednesday Sc sttmber ID, the following preamble and
resolutions unanimously adopted
Whssess, 1t has pleased the Almighty God to remove
from idss late fellow member and associate,
William st Lsger
R.tol cd, That have received, with feelings CT
ana regret The intel gence Of the death Of oar late
felloz member.
Resolved That tender to the friends ana relations
81 the dtcs assd profound sympathies and
them tina. shall cherish bis memory with
the emotions Of respect.
Resolved, 7hatshe company pay the customary mark
Of respect to The memory # the DEPARTED and copy Of
there resolutions he trsnsn lied TO the relatives Of The
deceased. RICHARD g NEWKlRK,)
ELIAS VAN NOkDEN, lr-.-,,...
WILLIAM BELCH, Oo""''
JOHN LEWIS,
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The Best hatr Dye,-Ballard has recenv ell
the premium at fhs Worlp's Fair, which can bA ssar
.. his Office, 1913 Broadway, where lssies and rem
temen can have the dye practically tested in ase
...es. II AZ; ,s.se ., color, upon their hair,
without charge and no humbug.
Wigs and Toupee s.-Wnere did ON get tstAt
wig from, my frspd2 At the only plsco In New York
where VIII find WIS, toupses back and front brads,
b, nd rs, &c mad o. The best materials and at the
Aws pilces--frnm MtDAURST Il hEARDS, II Maiden
lane. Cut TINS ous
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f-,HFAP LIBERAL BOoKs-T. PAINE's THEOLoG1
Rights of Man so cents; 81 mon Sense, rs cents Vol
nsys kans 37h cents; Bisgesis 81 DevPs Paipi4, 80
8; voltsires Dictionary, So Popular Tracts, by g.
Oven, Frances Wright and Others A cents, &c, BY
g. VALE, No Bo,ery, up stairs
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- yss =. b i.csssA = bay vA:t b stt~,y
80 n.sasss ss5sd aSs.p h.vs be. ss.a vsiaI
ss1.A not b usea-thsy wsrs |sos Sn'y 70 ~ 1s.y
,oa Is. ssss q szpsis0s: ~. ssssra Which are "
Hywh@s h Droatsbss uss There = no dispute about
= night 70 Ties. .ehins., ana no machine Of any
salas can b made without infringing pa
satA s1NGE CO., 32s Broadway
Country Aar ard C,sy CeAplsn Mons. : or
course Of the hrst objects Of New Yorh's fair
caushters on returning from their country ssjourn
via be all trace Of the hbs rites which the
bnr Of love they win and nothing 40 eaeaoious q
Hscop Of PHALON's PophiAn Lotion, proeuabss At his
estabhshnsnt, in the + Nicholas Although compare
other ers int the shade and have the autbo
rty Of kadaDe ThiIon and Other adiea ,er say
ing that Il has no equal As means Of clearing AID
identifying the complexion also for sAls BY all the
druggist and lAncy stores inl city and country.
Cussing Hasr and WbIakers nm style ana
popssbon suitable and becoming to the wssrer with
ne..ress, tast. snd Judgment ,, HILL inmi.anl hair
hair dye.
HaAY Dye and Wlss.-Bacpelor's Cclebras~d
al. dye s By all ACKNOWLEDGED the best In the word
solo .noS. and nss. ds Or .opasa 10 nip. private
Mental hair factory, No 2ss Broadway
czlssaAoro's Haas-Ovs.-- Cnis superb pre-
ovation s beyond contingency the safest and most
sols dye b exieteDos-never failing " inpArt to The
air uniformity of Color nourish meDt and elasticity 30
o being the easiest 70 wash OF the shin. soas Anc
rpliea 1t 0 IsTADORO's No stOr Hcuss
DIR. eOn,.,ne's Balm OF rnonsand Flowers
universally arAnowecgeo TO BE- the oest remedy Known
for eradcatiDg oloches pmps taos ana frees lea from
the face, and beaatiiy'ng the complexion. Fevidee
Co., Boston G. II Ring 1872 Broadway. Price 30 cents
Hair Hestor ed, no Cha, Ne, ~ 32I 8rosd-
way depot Of the swed sh hair creator tho pre-
pa afiors arc sppied and monsy taken uness the
hsir Is eau, cd to grow Private for ladies
asaA
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Piles! PiIes3 Files Ill you E1Oatisd
Nj internal or external plies, try DR. WIrNER'S Pile
cuppostory II j. antei TO every ease
MY w a. returned Sold only at thu ,B,-e,y drug
st 5s Bow~ry, above Sroo2e, ard corner Of Grand
and Mu]her y streets
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Muhsy's Hair Ressos ativ. .- The best article
for the hal that ever made gives uuver al sails
faction to all who 1t Sold wholesale or rc,ail at
l. MILLkR'S. No. 205 Ro VERY.
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Pure w bite Srnn"y, Tor Pfesorves.--Cnoice
Ars0ss Of vaiious viDtsgss; old Port sherry Madeira
H., vines gn, sehiedan sehusops, club schnapps rum
syrups. coEdals, a., Ne at bow rates. VA II. IN
DhRHill, 40 Bronze E,ieet, corner Of Crosby.
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THE ANNUAL CATTLE 81 OW ,Np EXHIBITION OF,
i the New York State Agricultural society win be
held Of Hamilton square iu The ey Of New York, the
6rtt week In October in copp.c'po 18th the American
Institute and the Ncx York Horticultural socie.y, at
which premiums amour lug tn IS 700 are offered to
hhitorB from this and the adjoining tat.s
the grounds will be opened rn-sd y, Sd OF October,
at %, A. ~, and close Fr'da. e. eaiog, he 9th
The aneual address by he Hen lUho Hale Of New
Hampshire will BE- delivered the rhow grounds
FRIDAY afternoon, tbs 9th
Premium lists and regulation. csn be had Of James,
Beens Co., $3.50 Ro s.5 I'D at the rooms Of the
Entries BY persons inteo ing I" syhnt should be made
at James Beebe h Co, as early practicable, and
after the 10th Of September. The treasurer Mr.. Kirt
The secretary, Mr. Johnrn in be at the Asor House
and after the 2tth Of ptembr every desired in
formation will be Furnished
Exhibitors should hsve heir Giles the ground the
previous to the fair in the horticultural
ee artment, which be brought in Monday "a OF
October.
pr vioul to the fair
All applications in reference Ia 'hs angement OF
tcles the grounds shout, t. Thomas Bell,
ESD, who will be in attendance gise directions 70
hibitors. sM KELLY, President.
D p. JOHNSON Cor seere ary
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS.
WIN KELLY scent
bon. John 4. King Sheppard apo, Lssis q. Morris,
John c. JackfoD, Ed yard q FAIL, ipaac Haviland,
Lorillard Spencer, Thomas Bell B Kirkland.
rTyO THE EDITOR OF T f NV YO.K HERALD
j Error corrected -Und.r the hAao Of police intel
hgence, in the Herald Of hs cate notice OF the
rest OF En- glish pckpock-t naId OF the steiner
Commodore at Pier NO. North riv-r which AL the
credit In given TO officer us OF tue ics department
Now, believe Mr.. Editor giving creat where credit
is due and II Is the general ia that locality,
that another person, an honest and industrious man.
lhos Geoyge, was the per-on who the discov-
cry and caused the arrest 10 b. MAZE aud money
Jed TO tie owner By Inserting the above you VIII
greatly oblee q friend tn TRUTH.
New York, Sept ID, 1854
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.AsDHD~ slrs Io.lc Mkt ure Ranks with tns
EfalGSls specifics in medicine. I. 10 the positive ant
dose IL fever and ague curing generally within
days. and never failing 20 produce the desired result
Prepared by THOMAS h MAXWELL, (suceesso-s to
James s. Aspinwall,) SO William street.
Dysp. psla Cursd.-s< hoover Doubts the
efficacy Of hkYMANN'S by speosa 81 xr call az tbs pri.
cpGi rise 1877 Brasdwa, and hundreds Of Der
csiss of our most respectable citizens o: New ork
Prize 81 Per bottle.
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ITO NP0knRs, CUTTERS, AND MANUFACTURERS
Il Il window slass Wanted, situstion BY . young
CAs produce god city reference Address W. O. boz sso
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Large 50 Cent Daxuesressypes-savc your
DDey and instead of paying two and three dollars
year fseusrreotyps 80 HUTCHIsGs and procure one
eqesl IN every respsct for Atty oents Give him trial.
40 ysun not be disappointed Hatchipgs' Gallery,
306 Breadsav
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Hair VestOr ed, or no Cha Ne, ~ 32l 6r0ad-
way. depot Of the swed ID hair tho pre-
pa afiors sppied and mon y taken un,ess the
HAIR Is eau,sd to grow N. B-PrivAte for ladies
and gentlemen
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Hen ing's Patent Fire Proof Safes.-Tho
suh*ciSer continues to manufacture and SO Champion
Fire ano Burglar Proof Safes the old established spot
where the largest and most varied assert ent of and
otrgr proof rafes bank vault DOORS changesbe powder
proof bank and safe iocka In the wor hand ami
for sale ~ sIIAS q HE.RING
Green Block, Of Water Pine aud Depsyssr sts
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,ssype With handsome embossed oass ga prsssrvsr,
g. eo.psss atty cents 81 ass BrsAA-sy oornsr u
Howard sUest GARB MAZE Artist
tIJes. Paintings and othsr works II art As,uratay
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Defiance Salnmander Safes.-.Robcrt VI.
PATRICK lie the sole manufacturer Ia the Uned states
II the above celebrated Safes sndF Gonio's npene
zrasle defiance locks and bars Depot 1872 Pearl
sest door below Maiden lane mandatory, 90, 62
~ and 60 Cannon etreet
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A MEETING Of THE SEVENTEENTH WARD PO.
"a lice, held at the station hens- last evening" the
LOlOWipR preamble And resOlutiOn, ~ re- sdnntad.

MEETING Of THE sEvESTERNTH WARD PO-
"A Ice held ct the station hons- last evening the
following preamble and resolution, adopted: /.
Whereas Tin the midst OF i,e ar in death vor6s
Of truth and ignite hos fs fry have they been
brought close to hearts; .ni VII reAs God in his
wise purposes has stricken down brother and com
psnon Oakley Farringtoe. and -hcrs It being meet
and that his brother oice,ssn assocses assembled
here together, shouh Yend-r It tribute Of respect to
the memory OF dsssas "f the virtues Of the
man, and Of his remains able member Of tho
police departments therefore
Resolved That by the deaf. If Ossley Farringon the
20 Ice department IL deprived Of est fearless,
and faithful member, and the CT Of this city have
and safety and that We his cis'e officers will
miss the presence Of a tried mpaDron and conAdizg
brother.
Resolved, That TO the wife an5 family of deceased
We tender our waImest synpS th,es this their sad
Bereavement and that Inaurn .itn them In their
affection
Resolved, That a copy Of these u,eam flea and reso.
buttons, properly signed ad certified sent to the
anily Of deceased, and published IN the Herald, Sum-
Times and Tribune.
MASONIC NOTICE.-Mys1IC TIE LODGE NO 272
NJ y. and A. Nile members Of the above Lodge are
requested to meet their ogs corr or Of Broore
and Crosby streets, Tuesday rg next the 10th
inst, At o'clock precisely for cspatcn Of business
BY order. K ID HOLMES w. NJ
CHAs. A. KnsnsH, Secretary.
NJ oT1Cr.-AIL PERSONS ARE G UTTONED AGAINST
IN negotiating, buying or advancing upon any goods
shipped BY H. l. Krsuss, Br-n-. % John Erisr, OF
New York. Al.EYER TUCKEN,
Attorneys for n Krsuss Of Bremen
New York, Sept. IL, 1854.
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A prsrr,~rABI.E PROTESTANT Girl, WANTS A 81.
a tna,ion 70 do lam ,erwork and WASH aud iron or
to mind young children ara 1oseTng Can 30 seen at
81 West rvsnty eighth .tr.et-