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DHAIH IN 1HoUNr sEsV'Ios.-A IeeteI lroln
Paris, in the Boston Atlas, says:
"Young Mr.. J. Delius, of Bremen, fell into
the crater of Mount Vesuyius the 18th of May,
and persisted; his body was found. This I'M
fortunate gentleman was the assistant professor
of English literature at Berlin, who is so kindly
remembered by all American students who have
resided in Berlin, from his marked courtesy and
hospitality to them. His father and several of
his family are the partners of the well known
Bremen house that has a branch establishment
in Baltimore, and with which city they do a
large business.
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TOR SALE.-A Sugar Mill and En-.
Il CINE; Mil "a inches diameter, and feet inches
long Engine 10 inch climber, and feet inches stroke
Also 10 Sugar Kettles from SO to 81 inches diameter Also
the lumber Of Molasses Cisterns Juice Boxes Of
Sugar Hove-al sound For particulars apply to
jumeA J. A. SCUDDAYr
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GORN-300 sacks r,st received and
- for saleby [maystl VAN LEW PEILo.
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PRESERVING FLoUa, GRAIN, &c.-Thomas
Pearsall, of Smithboro', Tioga Co., N. Y,
has taken measures to secure patents, both
at home and in Europe, for very important
improvement to prevent Flour and Meal in
barrel from heatings. The invention is
basel upon the theory that vegetable sub
stances. such as Flour, Meal, &C.. which
contain small quantity of moisture, when
packed in barrals or piled in heaps, COM
mence to heat or decompose at the centre,
owing to the pressure being greatest there,
and also to its being furthest removed from
the refrigerating influence of the atmos-
phere Mr.. Pearsall has been engaged for
a quarter Of a century in manufacturing
Flour, and is well acquainted with its nature,
and the causes of its souring. 1t is well
known to millers that the Flour near the
outside of barrels will oftentimes be per-
fectly tsweet and uninjured, while that at
the centre and around it has been heated
and soured. To remedy this evil, he re-
moves, as it were, the centre of the mass in
a barrel or pile: BY placing there in tube
flor Flour barrel to cross the Atlantic one
of % inches in diameter will be sufficiently
for the circulation of air, and by this means
provide remedy for the evils Of Flour, &C.,
heating. The centre of the barrel, by this
plan, is not the centre of the Flour, as in the
common barrel without tube, but is be-
tween the air tube and the outside of the
barrel. This improvement is one of vast
importance to our country and other coun-
tries. We do not know how many thousand
barrels of Flour become sour from heating
every year, but the number must be very
large. All these involve heavy loss to
our country, for sour Flour is unfit for
making e5sa o. ANY 5a,d
when packed, is of considerable value. This
improvement therefore deserves, as it will
no Doubt receive, the attention of all of our
millers and Flour merchants, and at the
same time, as il concerns them as deeply,
it should excite the attention of all our
people.-Seienti1fe American
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Succession de John PoaceH.
NTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-C

TTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du
IL Cinquieme District, Paroisse de Lafourche.
ArTENDU: Que VICTOR RICHARD, de la dte paroisse,
Administrator de la dte Succession jour depose dams
la dte Cour compile final de Administration, de-
mandant quill soft approuvee.
En- consequence toutes les ui pouaen avor
des objections lade denande les presentes not
fees de les dedure Grefer de aite Cour bureau
dams vile de Tbodaux dams les rente ours qu uivont
la premiere publication de Get avis simon ladte application
accordee ct confrmee scion Ia loi
~ Temon main ct lie sceau de Ia dite Cuur &c %
L. s. JUN, mil hut cent cinqnante-quatre.
49, [2S-5tl L. s. ALLAN, Grefier
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Succession Of John b. Beck, deceased.
SUCCESSION SAI.E.-State of Loui

SUCCESSION SALE.-State of Loui.
~ siana Parish of Lafourche.
In the and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial Dis
tic Court sitting in and for the parish of Lafourche there
viii be offered for sale at public auction by NJ Bourg Sheriff
and Auctoneer duly qualified and sworn in and for the
Parish Of Lafourche, the premises situated in the
OF Thibodaux, on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of JULY,
to-wit:
THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, such as Bureaux Ar
moirs, Bedsteads Chairs, and Rockers Sofas, Tables,
Library Of al kinds Of fine Books and splendid Piano,
also the Kitchen Furniture such Cooking stove etc.
TERMS AND CoNDrroNs.-AH under 1--WE dollars pay
able Cash. and all exceeding five dollars payable twelve
months from day Of sale Purchasers give their with
good and security payable the order of the Ad
after maturity mot then punctualy paid.
JUN a. 1854 [2z-tdsl NJ BOURG, Sheriff.
ALSO -t.
FOR SALE.-A likely NEGRO GIRL,
l., about IS year. Of age, a good HOUSE SERVANT or
JalyI-1tl MRS. J. E. BECK
Succession Of 7rasin1ond Riehard and acis
SUCCESSION SALE-State Of Louis.
~ iana-Fifh District court-Parish Of Lafouyche.
District Court, st in and for the Parish Of L,fourche
there will be offered Tor sale at public anen by NJ Bourg
N and The
lst day ef JULY, 1884, II O'Clock, NJ, the following
erbed property TO- wit:
TWO LOTS OF CIGARS, Tin Ware, Glass Lamps Demi-
johns twenty -four Stone Jars two pair of Scales lot Of
Candies lot Of staycb lot Of Salt large Tin Can for
lard half barrel of Coffee alo Of Sugar, ut Of Furniture
Bedding, ETC., etc. e~f
TERMS AND CosDrIoss.-CASH.
June oath, 1854 l27-tdsl v. RICHARD, Admir-.
Succession dc TrGsinsOnd Richard ct sou epoHss
|VENTE DE SUCCESSION.-Etat
de la Louisiane-Cour du CnquiAms Disict-Paroisse
de LaSouTche.
Au ct par antorte de Cour du Cinquieme District
yuidcsre aegeant dams e pour parosse de Lasurche
sera ofet vente pubHque par Mathnrn Bourg, Sheriff
encanteu dument qua6e ct assermene dams pour Ia
dte parose Il Maison de Cour, situes dams u vile de
Thibodaux, sAMEDI lie de JULIET, 1854, 10 heures,
4. ~, la propfiete ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR:
DEUX LOTS DE CIGARES, I'm lot de Fsrblanc, Lampes,
Damejeannes IN lot do Chandeles bote Damidon un
lot de Sell basin Fsrbanc demi barri de CAFE
lot de Sucre lot Fourniturss ct Lifts, etc., etc.
TERxEs CosDr1oNs-COMPTANT
June Gath, 1854. l22tdsl v. RICHARD, Adm'r
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Succession de John T. Beck, DECIDE.

DUtteSssON Ue 0Usfs T. OscA, uEcSue
VENTE DE SUCCESSlON.-Etat
de la Louisiane-Cour du Cnquieme Distrct-parosse
de Lafourche.
Au par autorite de Ia Cour du Cnqueme District
Judcaire egeant dams pour la parosse de Lafourche
ofert vene pubiqe par Mathurn Boug Sheriff ct
encaneur publique dument quafe ct assermente
eux situee dams Ia vile de Thibodaux, JEUDI, lie de
JULIET 1854, 10 heures, NJ Ia proprete suivante,
savor:
LIE MoBILIER consistent Bueeaux, Armoirs Bots de
vres un bon Piano. ct aussi les ustenss de
Cuisine ETC., etc.
TERMEs CoNprIoSs-Tout sornme audessous de cinq
pastres payable compliant ct tout audessus de cinq
pastres payable douze mos apres lie jour de Ia vente les
acquereus ournissant eus bets bonnie yalable
ceson porans hut pour dnteret ponctuee
ment pave. f27-tdsl NJ. BOURCi, Sheriff.
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VENTE DE SHERIFF.

w EN- r. DE SHEKIF.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du Cinquieme Dis
ict Judiciare, siegeant dams ct pour paroisse
fourche.
Leufroy Trosclair Adm.
Hermogene Bernard Adm. =-5
SACHEZ: Que conformement 2 writs de Fl. fa lance
par la sRsdite Cour dams la cdessus intulee
merotee j'ai saisi ofra vente pubgue Ia Maison
de Cour dams Ia vile de Thibodaux SAMEDI lie mois
dAOCT 1854 IL heures m, Pesclave iapses decsite
savoir
NORBERT, negre, age d'env;ron 15 ans
TERNEs EFT CoNDIrlONs.-COMPTANT
La de vente fae pour satisfare Ia dete les int.
rets, fras de process [7-ttsl N. BOURG, Sheriff
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The AROMA BAIM.-This beautiful and
highly aromatic tree, says the Spectator, is
anative plant Of Oregon. The leafs some
what like the pear the trunk and branches
resemble the orange tree; the flower, the
iessamine. It il found in small quantities
in several localities Of the Willamette Val
ley, but in greater abundance at the foot Of
the Cascade mountains, northwest of Mount
Hood. 1t is destined to make more Of stir
among the chemists and botanists Of this age
than one might 1t FIRST imagine. What
seems to attract the most attention is its
peculiarly pleasant and odoriferous smell, a
fsw branches Of it giving delightful fra
granse to the parlor or other apartments.
The leaf has swedish, slightly pungent
taste, and the branch differs little in this
respect. Its medicinal properties have not
syet been tested, but We learn that steps
nave besn taken towards having this done
Immediately BY scientific men in New York
cily The tree grows to the height Of eight
@ nine feet, but is more frequently found of
smaller sizes. Il II ! beautiful evergreen,
and viii Be Of intrinsic value to place around
eaf homes q ornaments. -
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DR. M. A. McLEOD-Respect

- to his friends and the public that he has
again resumed the practice of his profession and soicits
patronage Office the Post ONCE in the room formerly
occupied the Reading Room.
Orders left with Mr. j. Y. Bennett at the Post Office
will meet with prompt attention. {4-1yo
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" ENTE DE SHERIFF
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cnur du Cinqueme
District Judciaire, segeant dams pour IL paroisse
Lafo-lrche.
Louis Bush, Syndic,
No. 1911,
Hermogene Bernard,
SAcHEz QUEEN vertu d I'm ordre de sase ct de vente
lance par la suse Cour dams la c dessus
tuee ct nunerotee ai sas jorrai yente publiqua
la Maison de Cour dams ia vi lie de Thbodaux, SAMEDT
lie SEINE jour du mois d'AOUl', 1854 Ii heures M la
propriete c-apres decrite SAVIOR:
CN CERTAIN TERRAIN DE WILLIE, situe dams Dupre-
willie, torne Est par Ia de Charles Dupre Quest
pTla rue st. Charles Nord pr r. terre de Simon Ma
h ct SUD par les terres dUgere Badeaux, avcc toues
les batisSes ct ameiiof,tiops arpartensnt.
TERMES EFT CoNDrrIoNs.-I.a smBse de cent cinquante
p!tstres payable ms lie mos de Mars 1855 hui,
cent dinteret echeance lie privilege du
tif CONNIE venieur hypoheque special cont II dte
proprete etant par cec ct declare vade ct /.
balance de Republication Compliant.
La de vente fate pour sasfaire lie principal es
interets ct fras de process.
JUN, "a 1854 (2.-tds] NJ BOURG, Sheriff
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DARKEr D1Gs1TY.-At meeting of the
woolly heads in Philadelphia on the 18th inst,
tall, bow-legged Sambo, sporting high, stiff
shirt-collar, white neckcloth, and a ''longtailed
blue" read set of resolutions, among which
was the following: IS
That those who, without crime, are out
lawed by any Government, can owe no allegi-
ance to its enactments-that, being condemned
and treated as outlaws by Government for no
crime but that Of claiming to be men rather
than beasts and chattels, We hereby declare
ourselves absolved from all obligations to. obey
its slayeholding behests, and fall back upon our
natural rights-that We adopt, and advise all
oppressed to adopt the motto, Liberty or
Death" nor will We allow any fellow beings
to be enslaved if we can prevent that resist
ance to the slave-hunters is in obedience to God,
and we pledge ourselves to resist all such laws
by such means as we shall deem right and ex-
pedient-
This highfalutin rignarole had been furnished
by white brother.
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Religious, Classical Il NisceliaHeous
/ BOOK STOR E..
II. j. HOPPER,
SURGEON a. DENTIST.

now prepared to practice the various
Il branches Of his procession in this and the adjoining
parishes.
~ Office the corner of Jackson and Rose streets.
opposite the Epscopsl CrrYrh
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DE SHERIFF.

' ETAT DE LA LOUISlANE-Cour du Cinquieme
District Jud claire sergeant dams ct pour la parose de
Lafousche.
Cypr.en Guitro Adm
No. l4i3
Ho gore Btran.e.
SACHEz Qu'en yerue dun ordre de sa sic ct de
lance par susd our dams Ia cidessus intitnle
namero,e, TAI sase jahr raj puhliqne la
Maison de Cou da la vile Tn bodaux SAMEDI. lie de
dA0UT, 1854, II heures, la prorriete suivahte
sav,fr:
uNE CERTAINE esclave nominee POUp0NE gu Pc
LAGlE, asee d'envron 36 ans ct emf tns-CHAR
LES, age de ans; ct JOSEPHINE, agee de ans.
TEKMEs EFT CoNDITIoss.-La somme de Neu Cent Trente
Tros asres Compt,nt. HUT cent d in ere
la moitie depuis Mars 1853. It lie meme dDtere
la balance depuis Mars 1854 credit pour sasfai
la smme de Quae Cent Six ri ,stres ct xante
six cents, due Mars 1855, ct poftant nteret apre
matur,te.
La dte latte pour satfaire lie Principal
int"re.s, ct les frHs de process.
Juliet l, 1854. f25-idsI NJ. BOURG, Sheriff
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NHERIFF'S SALE
~ STATE OFLOUISIANA-Flfth Judicial District Con
sitting in and for the irish OF Lafourcke.
Cyprien Guitro, Adm.

HOn0re Berange.
TAKE NOTICE. Thtt by virtue of an order Of seizure
ernanating from the above entitled Court in
titled and numb red have seized aud Il offer for
sale public auction the Court House the town al
Thiiodauv sATE RDAY, the 9Th day of AUGUST 1854
the following described property, to w.t.
A CERTAIN slave named POUPONE or PELAGIE, aged
about IS years and her chidfen-CHARLES aged i
year, and JOSEPHINE, aged years.
TERMS CoNpITIoNs.-rhe sum of Nine Humid ed an i
Thirty Three Dollars and Thirty three cents Cash, With
gt per half thereof ON March 1853
and with n'ert tn. rate the remainder frO,
March 1857 and credit to satisfy the sum Of Four
Hundred and SixtySA lila and sixtysx cents, due
March 1855, wi h interest after maturity.
Said will be made to salts the principal interest
and costs of suit f2StdsI NJ BOCRG Sheriff.
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VARNrsH FOR PATENT LEATHER.-The
process followed in France for glazing
leather is to work into the skin, with appro-
pirate tools, three or four successive coat
Ings Of drying varnish made by boiling
liaseed oil with white lead and litharge, in
the proportion of one pound of each of the
latter to one gallon of the former, adding a
portion Of chalk or ocher. Each coating
must be thoroughly dried before the appli-
cation of the next. ivory black is substitu-
ted for the chalk or ocher, the vanish
slightly thinned with spirits of turpentine,
and five additional applications made in the
same manner as before, except that it is put
in thin and without being worked in. The
leathefis rubbed down with pumice stone
powder and then vanished and placed in
room at 80 deg. out Of the way Of dust.
The last varnish is prepared by boiling
LIB. Of asphalt with 10 lbs. of the drying oil
used in the first step of the process, and then
stirring in $ lbs, copai varnish and 10 lbs.
turpentine. 1t must have a months age
before it is fit for use.-Scientife american
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VENTE DE SHERIE-

ETAT DE LA L0UISIiNE-Conr du SINE Distric
Judc ife se@eant pour h puosse de L,tourche
Magee kneass es. Ferguson l. Son No 1-94
Stark, Day Stautfer Ferguson Son No. 1298
SACHEz Qu'en dun ordre de saisie ct de vente
lance par la udie Cour dams Ia CT dessus intituee
ct numestee, ai salsi ct orirai vente publ que
la isol de Cour dams la vile de Thihodaux sAMEDl
dAoCT 1854, 10 heures A.. la propriete suiyante
savoir:
TROS VOITURES deux Sulkys quatre Buggys deux Jeux
de Harias. soixante deux Paqnets de Quncaieries
lot de Broquettes % Bottles de Roux de Buggy Pen
due lot de Garntures de Voiture, Wagon lot de
Bots Charpente Male.
NELLY une negresse, agee de 40 ans.
TERMES DE LA VENTE-COMPTANT-
Ladite Vente ia pour atisair lie principal les
interets ct fails de process.
Juliet, 1854 [22tdsl M. BpURG, Sheriff.
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IHERIEF.S SALE

~ STATE OF LOTISIANA-Fft h judicial District Court
sitting il and far the parish of Lafpurche
Magee kneass az. Ferguson Son No 1894.
Stark, Day Stauffer rs Fe guson Son. -. No. 1890
TAKE NoTICE: That by virtue Of order Of Seizure
and lie aatng from the above entitled Court in the
entitled numbered es, have seized and viii ofel
of Thibodanx on SATURDAY, the 5th of AUGUST, 1853
at II O'Clock A. NJ the following described property
to Wit:
THREE CARRIAGES Sulkies, Buggies, sets Harness
81 bundles of Hardware Tacks, 90 Buggy Boxes,
Clock, lot of Lumber, Trunk, and the black 81
NELLY, aged about 40 years.
Terms OF SALE-CASH.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the rrnc pal, interest
and costs OF suit rus-,dsl NJ BOtTkG, She.iI.
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ANECDOTE OF OMER PACHA.-A friend in
Paris has Furnished us with All interesting an
ecdote of Omer Pscha, one of the master spir-
its of the Turkish Empire. The son of poor
Austrian Lieutenant Of the name of Hattah
Omer was, in his youth, appointed Sub Inspec-
tor Of Roads in Dalmatia. Already he was
tired of Austria, whose Government he detested.
Turkey being the neighboring country, offered
him the best chance of making his fortune;
with 8 passport and some money he passed the
frontier, and entered by the village Of Omer-
Assay. Hardly had he penetrated into Bosnia
than he was plundered by robbers Of al he pos
sessed, even to his shirt. A Turkish peasant
took pity on him. and furnished him with clothes
and money. Arriving at Benja Loake without
resources, he was happy to find employment
in the house Of Q Turkish merchant; he had .
daughter, with whom the young Austrian be-
came enamored, and was about to marry her,
when, unfortunately, she died. From this time
Hattah turned Mahometan, and took the name
Of Omer, in remembrance of the first Turkish
village he stopped at From Benja Loake Omer
went to Wiidin, to seek service under Hussim
Pasha. At this time he was in the flower Of
manly beauty, representing one Of the most grace
full models of the Croat race, with pure and
soft complexion, eyes soft and penetrating, and
a splendid figure. He represented himself be-
fore Hussim. The Pacha was encamped in
sight OF Wlddln, IN superb green TENT uneo
within with red velvet and gold. According to
the Eastern custom, Omer entered the tent with
out ceremony just IS the chief had risen from
his siesta.
60 "What do you want p asked the Pacha.
"To enter the services Of your Excellency."
ave have already too many strangers in our
troops" was the reply.
Omer then took out Of his pocket . small
package neatly folded, and begged the Pacha to
accept it. s 4''s
what is al this p asked the chief.
Some gloves, your Excellency."
"And what are they used fort" (gioves be
ing thing unknown to him"
"When you are marching in the broiling
sum-" replied Omer, shave nor your fair hands
sometimes blistered, and do not your fingers
often get stifened holding your hard brides? r
And how do you get them on r. said the
Pscha with smile. t ak6 e ~
Omer quickly showed him. Having got them
on, Hussim raised his arms and gazed upon his
hands in astonishment, as did his officers who
then entered the tent These gloves got Omer
employment, and soon after he became the Pa
cha's aid-de-csmp- when the Governor Of Wild
din died, he etof for Constantinople, and rising
Rfadually became Generallissimo
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CHERIFF'S SALE
~ STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fith Judicial District Cturt
sitting in and for the parish Of Lafourche.
Louis Bush, Syndic,

TAKE NOTICE That hy vr Of an ordre Of seizure
and sale mating from the above entitled Court in the
above entitled and numbered have seized and il,
offer for sale public auction at the Court House in the
AUGUST 1854, at IL O'Clock, the following desc ibed
property, t-wiI:
CERTAIN TOWN LOT situated in Duprev.ne. bounded
Eat by land Of Charles Dupe, West by St. Chule,
street. North by land Of Simon Mail et and South by land
Ulgere Badeaux with all the bu ldings and improve
meats thereon
TERMS AND CoNDITI 'Ns.-The Of one hundred and
fifty dollars payable in The month If March 1855 with i.hi
per cent annum interest ate maturity, pa n priv
vener and special mortgage against said property
being recognized and declared valid balance the
adjudication Cash.
Sad sale will be made satisfy the principal interest,"
and costs of suit T97 NJ ROJTR(. Sheriff
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The Bliss OF MaakIAGE-Time whrls Us
along the downhil path of life with the
velocity of locomotive but we have one
comfort-ue can make ioue on the road
What the negro preacher said OF Satan, NAV
be said of love: "Where he finds weaker
place. dere he creeps in.' There is warm
corner in the coolest heart; and somebody,
if that somebody can only be found was
made expressly to fill it, Thousands of both
sexes live and die unmarried, simply for
the want of a proper introduction TO one
another. What an absurdity! There is not
woman nor man of any age who might
not find suitable partner by using the
proper means. The fact is. that affection is
smothered, choked down, subdued and para
lizel by the forms and conven,ionaities of
this etiquetttsh world. "Society" attaches
ball and chain to the natural feelings of
the heart. The fair girl, with her bosom
running over with the purest love worthy
object, must take as much pains to conceal
the fact, as if it were deadly sin, and
Heaven had not commanded us ''to love one
another" Is this natural! No, it is arti-
fetal.
Why should innumerable marriages be
prevented by chilling rules an! penalties
Nature is modest, but she is not starched
up prude! Look at the birds. There are
no bachelors and old maids among them.
The hearts that fu,ter under their feathered
jackets follow the instinct of love, and they
take to billing and cooling without the
slightest idea that courtship should be
formal affair. Why should there be forlorn
old bachelors and disappointed old maids,
and lonely widows and widowers among
the unfeathered any more than the feath-
cred bipeds! Oceans of happiness are lost
to both sexes every year, because parties
who wish to be married are not permitted
by " etiquette to make the fact known.
These unfor'unates might very properly say
to the happy married folk, as the frogs said
death to u.s."
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m,- z To Rent.
TNHE uodarS;,r,,d3 oair<,,,s .,

/ I'll Z. unde rSigned desirCns tG'feflre from
business wishes to rent his entire Real Estate Property
in Tbodaux viz The east halfsquare lot bounded by
Market street in 'front.' Main street in the rear st. Louis
street on the east with its improvements, three
story brick building the basement in stores rented
and occupied Drug Store and the other Dry
Good store the two upper stories Hotel known the
FRANKLIN HOUSE; the frame building adjoining now
occupied by the proprietor Grocery Store below
family residence above also fine large brick Kitchen
wash and csterns attached house rs by 80
fees livery stable and good carriage house with harness
room and four good sleeping above the entire
closure paved and principally with fire brick The above
described property is situated in favorable business
position in Thiboaux, and affords fine opportunity for an
energetic business do well Any one wishing to carry
on the hotel alone without difficulty the balance
Also; in 'nnencton with Tire above separately the
undersigned win the half sqare lot south the above
two blocks and the lst Lou street. realty enclosed
principally with pang ordinary dwelling and large
new she'd SO by 100 set built for the sage Of Wagons
carts, etc.
Also; garden lot the on same rst Louis
street, by enclosed with high picket fence and gates.
used Vegetable Garden, soil very rich and In good
order All Of which will be rented term Of fen three
to five years ~
For further particulars apply to the undersigned
( MAY 9th. [23-nl B. F. HOLDEN.