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nov A.SDRE SOLORZ4hD
COLLECTOR g. AGENT.
@Ar3sAuaEnCpGacEas Gap.
piANOS

NJ. a., tI&udrE ;llmanCe aux hahitauts dc
Ia cote quill aura toujours Ell maiu dcs pj,-
nos de Ia manufacture de Eaivre, d'cxc.lt.,.
tie Quallte, >ySteme en- fer. j vpudra cos
instruments a DIES conditions on ne peut pIu,
avalta2euseS, lie lubricant lul yelIdant s,s
prodtlj ANY priN d~'art,ste, c'est-a-dire ave..
de plusgrands avantages encore qu'aux mar
chaInlS.
Les Pialms de 10 manufacture de Faivre
Sont alJourd'Eul plte reputation unireracIle
Recominalldes deJ4 par Herr ct Strakoscl,.
Pop ltlon de Gottschaik sur ces instrrme,s.
lrura doune, %Snrtout Ell Louisiana, une vogue
Plus srandc encore. Cest &c giui a determine
NJ liandry a ttablir a DonaldsonyilIe. III,
depot dc ces Planes, sans contredlt les plus
conFcnables sous uu climat CONNIE le n6tre
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Assumption this 10 Jnne 1851.
Succession d'A,fcd Dorv,n.
lNJHAKD.
huctiCllileer.

Succession d'Atfed Dorvin.
Etat de Ia Louisiana. ~paIoisse A>somp
tiou. - Cour du 5:nc district judi
clare.
En- vertu d'uu dtcr9t de Honorable Ia sus-
d.2 couF date lie 9 JUN 1854 Il moi a~dresse,
IL seta otlert' en- Vente pub!ique d Ia residence
dc FRANCOIS 5audouin sur i'habitation de Ia
We Auguste Tote dams la Paroisse Asson1p-
ton rive droite du bayou Lafourche a environ
IN mile an dessous du village dc LabadieviIle
Jeudi lie II Juliet 1854 i 10 feures A. Al. par
I. l.. Blanchard encan'eur dams ct pour la Pa
roisse Assumption les ~propri6tes suivantes APP
porteaant a Ia dite succession, SAVIOR;
f%eioillse, negreSse agte d'environ 80 ans, ct
SEES qnatre entautS Ceiine agte de 6 ans. Vic
tonnage de 4 ans Vietorine ag&e de 4 ans, ct
PlerrlGr agoe de mois.
=. Un cAeval.
Termcs, Compliant.
c. l. BLAN CARD. Encalteur.
Paro'sse Assumption 10 10 JUN 1854.
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Proclamation By the Goaernor TOR tic canecl-
tatsoa Of Bond.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

Baron ROUGE, May 18th 1851.
WHEREAS. application has been this day
made to me by NJ. Joseph Si1noneau il. OF
Parish Assumption for the calcelling OF the
following Bond, viz. a Bond in the sum OF
Fifteen Thousand, eight hundred & .ninty
dollars, signed by the said Joseph sifno1au, j.,
as principal, on tn eight day december 1851,
together with following named persons as SUI
reties, viz.
.Vileor Leblanc and Terence Leblanc. Said
Bond having been given by the said Joseph
Simonaud If. for and iii consideration Of the
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A3T.SS.

Toute personnc avant ,cs rGclama(ionS con-
TIRE la succession d'HyppoIile Wives, est nolilie,
de les presenter en- due iorrne. dams ~].e,n.rr
de lrente ours NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. soussirnc OH
N. Edmond NTaurin i NapolfonvilIc
Assumption, II JUN 1851.
ooIA|E WIVES, Administrator.
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20 Horses, cows, farming utensils & house

20 Horses, cows, farming utensils & house
hold furniture.
Terms & conditions.
The landed property, payable, one hundred
dollars III March 1875 and the balauce in three
equal Nstalmeuts, one third i'll March 1856,
one third III March 1897 & the rema hing third
IN March 1858. For the movable all sums OF
ten and under & 10, payable i'll .1Iarch 1853
and all sums above S 10 payable one half in
1iarch 1855 K the other half ii March 1856.
Purchasers 10 furnish good and solvent secu-
rity and special mortgage on the land, and al!
sums not punctualIy paid at maturity to bear
interest at the rate oi eight per cent per an
num until paid.
c. l.. BLANCHARD
Auctioneer.
Assumption this 3lst May 1854.
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& the other half IN Match 1856 purchasers TO
furnish their notes with @ood security payable
at the ofiIce OF the Recorder Of this parish, with
Speclat mortgage 10 be retained on said land IN
til tina payment. And all sums not paid at
maturity te bear interest at the rate Of eight
percent per annunl until aid.
{. l.. BLANCHARD.
Auctiouneer.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the sue
ces>lon of liyppolite Wives are hereby %itotltiad
to present the same duly authenticated within
thirty days to lee undersigned administrator OF
to Edmond Maurin at Napoleonvllie.
Assumption June 18th 1851.
OCTAVE WIVES
Administrator.
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FENiL DE- SUICiISSlON.
Etat dc la '.onisim"e. -parois>c A.
somption.-Cour dn 5me District ju-
dieialrc.
Succcssions de fen Desire Martinez
ct Marie Albnfado toua dcux dtcGdis,
En- vertu dun orlre dc l'Eon. Ia susdIte
Cour, portant IA date du 20 Mai 1851 IL scra
otfert en- ventt pubflque sur les li9ux par Cy-
prlen Blanchard lie samedi s 4piliet a 10 heu-
res A. nj. les, prophecies cl-aprGS decrites appar-
tenant Il Ia sllSdite succession ~sayoir.:
10. I'm Ii oIceau de tcrre situ6 Ell cctte Pa
rolsse sur Ia rive sauchc du bayou Laiour-
che dams lie BruIy Tongue Vue meSurant vingt
ct TN arpcnts de superficie, bornte DUN cote
a f. terre de Augustm TruAillo ct de iautre d
celle dc Manuel NartincZ ensemble avcc
toutes les bdtisSes Gul en- dtpenGcnt-
20, PIusIeurs tGtes de clcvaUX, vaches, ou-
aratoires ct meubIcs de mena~e.
Termes ct Conditions.
La terre payable cent piastres en- Mcr,
1885, Ia balance en- troi It srues tgauX, TN tiers
Ell Mars 1856 IN tiers Ell Mars 1857 ct ledef-
nie1 tiers en- B{ars 1858.
lie mobiiier payable toutes sGnrneS dc j 10
ct au deSsous de S ,Ore IN lIars 1855 ct toutcs
sommes au desSas de s 10 Motto ell Mars
1853, ct Pautre Motto en- Bars 1856.
Les acqaGreurs deyront tourlir dc bon
1es ct soEvables cautlonsave l,ypothtque spt-
:Iale SIR Ia terre 3usqu'au parlait Placement, ct
.outeS somneS qnj ne seront pas poneiuellement
'ayees q I'Gcheance porteront inteIet Il raison
hut pour cent par an lusqu'a tina! Placement
e. l.. BIZ 4NCliHARD,
Encanteur.
.Assomrtion re 81 Mai 1851.
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Y IS.

l""le pcrsonn" ayant des rtclanations con-
IRE Ia succession dc Camille Wives, est notific.,
ae yes presenter, en- due tormc, dams lesmcc
"e IRENE yours. = administrator sou~sirne on
Il III edmond Alaurin a Napoleonvi|Ic.
Absorption II JUN 1854.
ROBERT MATRIN, Administrations
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VENTE DE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE i.OUlSlANE.-Cour du
Cinquiemc District J%udiciaire. Patrols,
Sc Assumption.
AieIaIJc De!uunp We. j. j. Clement.
NoA5E VS..
Drausin kerne
Dransin kcrnc


En- nertn dun writ de FL Fa. q moi adrcSse
par Honorable la susdite Cour dams ~l:atlaire
ci-dessus intltuiee ct numGrotle, Jai saisi ct
~j'oiirirai en- vcnte publique d Ia maisdn de
cour de cote Pa"oisse dams lie village de hapn-
ltonviIle, lie samedi Ter Outlet 1884, ommen
cant Z ohze henres dn matin, la propri6te ci-a-
pres decrita, afpartelant an d3,endenr aaoir :
Tn moroccan de terre situe en- cette paroissc
sur la rive gauche du canal dies Attakapas. con-
dulsantau lac Eerrel, q environ hut miles dn
bayou Laiourche, mcsHrant deux arpents de
face, sur INC pro.ondeur de a~sarante arpents,
bornee Ell liant par la terre dc 4. Nj. Foley ct
ell bas parlaterre de Fespierre Melville Miie,
Ensemble avec toutes les b4ti5ses ct amGliora-
tons qni en- dependent.
Saisi pour sa~tislaire lie writ c~i-dessfls ct les.
irais du process nolr 6tre vcndu ayec lie Be.
nrtlce de destination.
Conditions COMPLIANT.
paroisse Assumption &c % Nal 1854.
A. +. HICKMAN Sheriff.
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NOTICE.

al p~ersolins having claims against The sue
cession OF Camille Wives are hereby notified to
present the sane duly authenticated within
thirty days 10 tie und rsl9ned tdmlnistfat6r
OF. 10 Edmond Maurie at AapoItonvlllt.
assumption June l4th 1854.
ROBERT MAURlN,
administrators
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En- ,ertl Dun decret dc llaoll ,Fable Ia sis-
dite cour, il serrs ttlert Ell ver'e pshIlqne a
elcan par Cyprlen Blanchard encantour do
ment qualitia, le Samedi, Is Juliet 1851, a
% heures A.. NJ. sur les liel1x, ie> prophecies O.
apros dacrtes appAftcnaut a Ia susdite sue
cession savoir.
10. Une habitatlcn s,tute en- IL paroisse
, Assumption sur III rive irnita du Bayou La
folrche. dams IL brute St-Nncent, mesur1nt
tntx afpcn,s de face, sur dix sept de pgaf3B-
lelf, bornee d'un cot par les terreS DE- TIA
s',oud DaigIe;et dc iadtre cote par celIas de
4l.iadc, ensemble avec toufes les b1tssoS
Ut a,nellorailolis qui en- dep ne,t't.
~. Amin, aux Ct lielbies de M MAGE.
Tcr.ll,s ct Cond tons. - in iefre payable
cent pastries comp ant; Ell Ia balance paya-
sl,le Ell trois terines GgaiN, un tiers en- Mars
..t255. M tiers Ell Mars lS55, ct ie dernier tiers
scl Mars 1851. Pour le 1uobitier toutes soinmes
~ dcssous de dix piastes ptyabie en- Mars
y SIS 1t loutc soilipe 80 des as dc dix pas
]. res. me ar,tiee Ell Mars 1865 At iaatrc motto
On Mars 1864; les aesiGtteure deg,nit %iogritir
+tdes blilets avsc bol;leS ct ~soiea5les cautions
PLAYABLE I'D bureau da Recorder de cctte ~
-oi%oe, II hylotlelae sp-clala SIR la tefre
iuslu an pariait palelnetlt. ct tnutes Foinines
.tl, he seront pas q veeS aux ech-ances porte
tslt ilrtertt il rtisol Dc hut pour ceut par IN
~lusqu'l tinal paieineit.
Csa. i. Bl.AN CIIARD, Eneauteur.-
Assumption, 10 Jun 1854.
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Fiji Judicial Dl>taict Court. - Parish
Of ASSUMPTION.
1Snccns.inn &c IrroL Enr.n

SaCceScion OF Alfred D0rvIn.
.Byvirtue Of a decree of the honorable The a.
iore.ald Court dated Q June 1884 and to me
directed Wilde offered at public sale at the
residence Of Francois Baujopin on the. planta-
tlJn OF widow Au2u :, Ttte in The Parish OF
Assumption Gu The right bank OF bayou La
tourche at about one mile below the village
OF /. badleyllIe on thursday tile 18th day OF
July 1854 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. by Cypricn L.
Blanchard aict o1neer IN and for the Parish of
Assumption the following described property
belonging to the aforesaid succession to wit ;
- F~e!qlise, a negro woman aged about 80
years and her FOUR children: Come aged 8
years, Fictorln ged i years, Fictorine aged 4
years and Pierride aged i months.
90 A horse. Terms ; = Cash.
c. L. BLANCHARD. auctionneer.
Parish OF Assumption June 10th 1854.
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Isaac ftebcrt Fiat de Ia Louiaue, -
Ne 476 VS.. tCour du Sc Dct. Judre.
Vitae & Bourgeois. N-psse. Assumption.

Ne 476 VS.. : Cour du Sc Dct. Judre.
Vitae & Bourgeois. S-psse. Assumption.
En- vcrtu Dun writ de Ii, Fa, d moiadresse
&. par rhonorabIe Ia susdtte Cour, dams ~l'aliaire
sci-dessas i~ptitulte ct nnmerotee pai saisi ct
%yofTrirai en- vente p~ub'ique, a Ia rIaison dc
Cour de cette p~aroisse dans le village dc Ma
( boleonville, le Sauiedi Ter Juliet 1854, COM
l~nencant a onzeheures du matin, le loyer sui
want, SAVIOR: " s-.- iii
La balance dan loyer sur un etablissement
situe dams le village du Paincourtville en- cetto
paroisse, consistent En- deux maisons faisant
face an bayou Latourche, une cuisine &c I'm
billiard, les, queues, y apoattenant, IN jeu de
hilles de billiard sc ayec. les t~errainS. icqpel
etsbtissement est. connu sons lie nom dc Re-
Gala Hotel" lie dit loycr liniSsant lie Ter Jan
vier 1855.
lie touttsaisi rour satisiaire ct payer lie dit
wri, ct les trais du process. - Conditions comp
Gaut.
Pour ttrc vcndu avcc lie bGn6hco dc
destination.
P..roi,sc Assumption, L. 10 Jnin 1854.
AT. Iii CkIAN, sheriff.
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SfIERlFF'S SAFE.

SfIERlTF'S SAFE.
THE STATE or LOUISIANA
Fifth Judicial District Court. - Parish
Of Assumption.
Adelaide Dclaune widow fiji. Cle-
mcut. No 457 VS..
Dn,usim kerne.
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VENTE Die SUCCESSION.
Etat dc Ia Louisiana. -purois>c A.
somption.-Cour dn 5me District ju-
dipiairr
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-NUCVIVIICVl
Assumption this 3l&t May 1854.
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Vcrs dix heurcs la Gle d tourns deux'
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Assumption re 81 Mai 1851.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-20

The alleged smuggling solrl OF the United States
sloor Saratoga, upon investigation -is out Tot to
have been very extensive 4 hrg, proportion of the
articles mere curioGs, which picked up hv the
seamen in China and Japan, aai consist OF idols. images
boxes, aud feather of little value and moi
subject impost lave, Il brougH; hitler in mer-
chant vessel 1t is that few sha L. four fur robes
couple oil pieces OF grass-coth aud silk discovered
but thus far the kEOwn Ii is the opinion
Of the officers that the commissioned officers of
the sloop-owar free from all suspicion Several OF
them invited the s:rcest examination Of their trunks and
indeed aided i'll the search OF the vessel Law OF ls46
provides, "ihat officer per.on connected with
the navy Of the United States shall uuder any pretence
import any ship vessel Of the United States apv
goods, wares, or merchandise liable the payment OF
any duty Thus will be observed that goods liable 10
tho payment o. duty brought here 10 Government YES
eel canuobe entered at the custOm hou:e but must be
coniiscated- Boston Courier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-20

Tee Farmers have pretty generally been engaged in
cutting their corn during the week aud from the reno &
incline TO think that yield will not De so small a.
has been predicted. Some fields within our kno~Iedre
not failures by any means, aud s highly PROBATE
that We sha nos sarve during the winter oisthsrand
Tug the pauic.- WeH'jnrg HeTaih Sept. is.
The kaow Nothing excitement seems to be waxing hot.
ter and hotter up III the mountains Of Virginia The Fair
mont Nrguiln Is awiu!y destructive upon them aud we
notice that Mr. Vincent, announces himselfir real 1870
style speak at some dozen different times and places IN
denunciaOn OF their principles. in the mean tim, they
themselves to he perfectly easy quietly bding
time, aud 20 lar any public demonstration of their p
cpes existence - concerned their enemies are o.
bout much in the DARK ever II sensible men ui
both parties will gag their demsgogues hey need have no
ear but u they allowed TO present them peopl.
will continue to join the Know NOthing5.-B.
The contractors on the North western Virginia Railroad
have been limited in the specified amounts Of montnly
Wok, aud consequently, says the Petersburg Gazette
much OF tue force employed the line been
ed aud the work does not go sSmmingy as before
The Gazette makes guess as to the OF this step
1t says the Northwestern Company sold 5000 900 Of guar
antecd bonds TO the Ohio company par that the latter
company hard up aud cant pay the interest and THAI
consequently there s want Of funds 10 tue Golfers of the
lUrmeT.-D III.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-20
CIRCULAR Or THE yIAuI,t. ..-u,S MICS, 1vsrI


The Mechanics. Manufacturer, Aru,,,. an, ,, ,,,., =,
tSnia Impressed with the Importance OF tseriu
osh N'i Sister Strs VI the sliaD aui II et,tny In
ns OF Their respective professions have x.,o.
sau themselves together under
IiniN hechAGic lnsiuc proui,ton OF m,
Arts" aocoulp sh these otje. IN M NJ
S for holding an Annual EShpIol h,ni..
hAHuIetreT inNehiors and Artists all .ho rn,y have
hip; the pro IA ther skin and IA. '9u,v n
isr medals. dplom aud prize, NAV b. r by ,b
institute Tor superiority. - ~
Gal fSr examining anil reporting up,n m. r-,,,. -, 80 T.,
'eG'ions Ani improvements whenever desired.
ii a wy "Ti'on 81 school OF Drsig1 adapted Mceh,n.
INC Institute may be taught the drawing ami
branches Of clue ,tiou IN every bu,i..s
sioa connected With the Mechanic Are. ' '' ''''''
'h fo' tlr r,t'btshn Popular
''''"'"'' ahi The useial
ah f1r the formation VI Library aud r., lin, RSas chi
raus $3.50 500 '''N]'s'S' aPPA'
oh For establishing School u Applied h.m,,rv IN n.
ed the Chemical Department Of the Virsini, Ia
tae where the Science may thooushIy taught in al e.
'' IA e. under Professor. and Assistants.
10 make tn Necessary provision enecng these de-
.raIe pIrposes the bard have
anu nave determined To hold AuauaI Eshbi,iop
Cay hihmonj, commencing lJh day Of Octobrr
The Hard OF Managers earnestly invite the Aid aud
tion OF the Mechanics .nuiactursrs 30
as ven AZ thos- from all other States Union In
70 objects In New by forward work. of ri
Ihi skill to be placed charge OF the Institute for
exhibition And the snt.rpT,. AZ All.
uePehi IN great measure
receives In tae beginning existence We ru, ar, h
Jecis set forth in this address recommend il 10 h- IN
OF al Who are Interested stat. raised from
vac comparatively inferior holds in ,he
ring and commercial SCALE greater lsny ut '-
ee Aau mat they will lay aside and sectIonaI
uees aud feelings aud contrbutlu. TO out h |
ias our nsis- IN AIDING Library give t.nyhl. rsnr.
desire 10 cooperate vita eiry,t. and Inn,
prove me Industrial classes by placing within their reach M,
meAus OF IN 5r lion.
.se talents that lie hidden oocurty aud b. e. ana
kindred means TO bring the more Impofsnt ys,n 81 80
wealth Of the Old Dominion $3.50 ' "1e us"''y S"a
ny order Of the Board Of Manager
EHOs. II. WlSNE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-20

TuE CONSUMPTION OF BRrAp-A writer in IN,
London Dispatch has madea curious estimate in rcla
lion TO the consumption OF bread He gives the mum.
Der Of consumers in Great Britain and Ireland at %
OOo.OOO, and allowing each person ons aud n hall
oaves per week, tho aggregate is Of loaves
Admitting that each quarter Of whea, makes 1856
OF bread, II requires l6S656 quarters of wheat per
week To this add 10 per cent, for fur used in OH
er articles and it gives 9552l quarters as the we, ky
consumption OF wheat. or IL, 367 2 Iu,tt.rs snnuai
ly. London aud its suburbs. with its 1000 600 OF
population. consume 100000 loves weekly. and.
win HOUR require ~ 800 qnarcrs nf wheat. y quar-
ter OF wheat will give - TO- of Il ur per hushrl oi the
quality which mikes best nds brrld-i0u lbs alt,,
ge'h-r; aud that luanti,y o ur Will make Si quar-
tern !"iSeS qnrern OF wheat grund into lIur and
taxing out only he rmgh bran. say about . To- To the
ouShel, will yield - To- per bsreI ii such II rr anu
that VIII make Ill olves the lnrIer A quarter ut
wheat ur'und down nto rojsh med. without taking
any bran. will give 62 10. 63 ID. oi meal and that
VIII make about 100 loavcs orhealthy good brown
Errad,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-20

ARNY ORDrRs.-On Saturday last General Clark
received desplich from Washington requiring hin Ia
concentrate the Sixth Regiment Jefferson arfack
Tor an early start Tor California The communication
was brief aud limited to the simple order Tor Immediate
preparation Who will succeed in command at the bar
racks Is not known. The orders issued from the War
Department m the past few days will take from M
number Of officers who had been stationed for Yeas
our midst Whether this order will be affected by the
late news from Fort Laramie we cannot say, bot pre-
snmenot.- 81. Louis Democrat, Of l2h.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-20

THg CH0fERl BypgS-Dung a recent week tbe death v
cholera 10 London Amounted stIdiarfhHa
responding week Of 1872 the chora 2Il persons In
he e'u! summer s weekly prsgcss u traced the following
namosn 20 iS5 ~ Cli, 1P and 81. In the seven
weeks OF tie epidemic Of 1879 the deaths
49, S89 In that commented the end on MAY ne
heshe part Of the began early than the pre-.
sent epidemic, and It's slower
As has been shown had resehed higher
tahy ihan the disease Ehch prevails
The total number u deaths this year by cholera In London IL
stated AZ 25 Of this aggregate lT0G have fallen on Inc low
grounds Of London out Of 52 people whose NOT
yen feet above the Ihsme 'gj have died on the
higher ground, extending from 10 forty above The
level and only ~ the OI087l live on the ground
Wat has an elevation extending from
hJ feet The mortality cholera 10 100000 yng a. he
the highest region. ~ ~ - ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-20

GRACE WATERS the great Music and Piano FORTE d,.,.,
SS broadway, New York. prserrus to share IAr.e peS
en WIN his oustomers rather the suptIs, oe
sIREi to raise available him 10 The
present h tines oilers his immense and
Warranted Pianos and Meodeons large discount rsm IieTo
RI PRICES TOR CASH His assortment
OF the largest and celebrated ai,o
those OF sever OF the hest New h
u ana much admired poRlcE WATERS PIANOS own fac
3 am MSdsons Of the best Bottom, New Haven, York
ana buno nakesi AWARDING
be had elsewhere Each trIrrdnkd scondhsrd
pans at great barsans-Prces from $50 s60 Music and Mu
seal instruments OF all kinds. Dealers and Heals
schools supplied on the best by
GENERAL and Select Catalogues OF Music Factory
Iiees OF panos e'odeons and musical 10
VI, Le,s, nccoI Pos'age. teis-dSm-lPl
NDiA hubBKh OVER COATS, dc.-Physieians Lawyers.
~ am All persons who have to travel exposed
oeehoies OF The approaching
anime stock Of india oOds from The b,ob
da Rubher Manufacturing Company embraces over
Goats Jackets PautAoons ich
viii be sold a, prices Think your comfort:
secure proeetoh IN time Call and select
attention pold to all orders at the Clothing warro1n,
=, .... J. d. GOODMAN,
=, . No l9f Main street. opposite Eagle square
B-i have nov open large lot OF elias and viii re-
sels N =,
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event that may DO postponed but can scarcely bs ui.
mately prevented. England and France have bound
snds either by proiectoratc otherwise and our own
Government In lsts, through Mr. Webster hen Secrea
~ oil State, declared It's opinion "hat the Of
the Sandwich Islands ought to DO respectsd thu, no
or ought either to take possession Of tho islands as con.
quest or for the purpose Of colonization and that no
ought to seek for any undue control over the
ing gorernmentor any exclusive privileges preferences
with il In matters OF commerce" Neither Great Britain
nor Franco will look with favor upon our acquisition o,
the islands but in the present condition Of Europe viii
limit thor opposition to harmless diplomatic warfare
knowledge OF this probably induces tho Administration
to press the matter forward aud the result Of It's abors
will no doubt soon light 10 the proe Of treaty that
Is to give to the United States It's FIRST usular
and admit to the dignity Of American citizenship the
k.nakas OF the South Pacific Tho Sandwich Islands &C.
CURED Cuba will be more than necessary as coun
terpoise and the policy Of extension aud alton will
receive Q now impetus.-Ralt. American
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THE Know NorHiSGs IN WA>nINGr,S.-The Wash
pgton correspondent of the New York Courier gives the
following:
"A painful " denouement has occurred here. l.
is stated that the Secretary OF the knowNothng Asoca
ton accidentally lett his list of members within reach Of
Democrat, who forthwith sent it to press The list
seized with eagencss by the opponents of the ORDER
displayed proof Of the aagousncs, OF their
designs. But The significant fact soon discovered
that comprised the Of nearly all the prominent
local Democratic politicians and forthwith pronounc
cd base forgery.
Another incident of equally alarming character
took place few weeks since. A resolution was taken
Cabinet to purge the department Of all the Clerks
peced upon probable grounds Of Know Nothing" pro-
clivtes. The result showed the inSIpedency OF all
cret and pare proceedings The persons turned
have testified since their fall that they knew nothing Of
the Kuow-Nothiugs while their shown BY
later developments to have been trusted members Of the
mysterious association"