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CHANCE OF GETTING MARRIED Fanny Fern
says she is ready to jump at the first offer of
marriage, and presents her qualifications as fol-
lows:
81 have very black eyes and hair, and am
very petite | am as sensitive as the Mimosa,
SPIRITED as an eagle, and untameable as chain
paper squib, cut caper. and crowd more hap
Piness or misery into ten minutes than any
tanny that was ever christened.'
tanny has been twice married, and only
quite recently unmarried; so if any enter
prIsing bachelor editor has fancy for pressed
!" Fern Leaves" here's o fine opening for him.
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The gentlemanly purser of the steamship
Black Warrior has our thanks for bundle Of
Havana papers, which he has kindly forwarded
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EASTERN MAu.-.ifoJile, Feb. 21.--The East
ern mail has arrived here, with dates from New
lork to the 10th instant-as late as due The
foreign letters received by the Africa come in
this mail
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H0bensack's Worm Svrsp.

H0bensack's Worm Syrup.
f Tho esctra remedy discovered for
Worms either in children adultssng
DO given the tender infants The
daily by this Syrup satisfy
vue parent will be without giving it trial.
When your children afflicted with buenoss eyes, picking
the boaed stomach starting sep
ID your time to this remedy.
GB Tho above valuable medicine sold wholesale retail by
j. WRIGHT l. Co, ISL Chartres street, NJ 0.
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Spring Dry Goods.
Clio UEL s. MIS- ON,

Spring Dry Goods.
G 10 UEL s. JAMESON,
NO. Is CHARITIES STREET,
Have just received from ships Thomas Morse
tembsrg from France, Rockaway from Liverpool splendid
sonsut of SPRING GOODS, which they offer for sale
| RICH PRINTED BAREGE ROBES, and aouuces.
RICH PRINTED BAREGEs.
PLAID, PLAIN, FIGURED AND STRIPED BAREGES.
RICH BAYADERE BAREGE ROBES.
| PRINTED 0RGANDY ROBES, houncea.
| PRINTED oRGANDY ROBES AND JAC0SETs
PLAIN JACoNET MUSLIN ALL CoLoRs.
| MOURNING AND SECOND MOURNING JAcoNETs
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA FOR DRESSES
PLAIN, PLAID, AND STRIPED GINGHAMS
PLAIN BAREGES FOR Wells, ALL CoLoRs.
FouLARD SILKS, FOR DRESSES.
SATIN DE CHlNE, eros D'AFRlQuE AND LUsTRINs.
| SIN SHADES AND PARAsoES
B0BtNET AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLIN DRESSES.
PLAIN STRIPED, PLAID AND EMBROIDERED SWISS
IAcoNET, NANsooK, NULL NULL AND CAM
BRiCS.
SWISS AND JAcoNET BANDS
EMBROIDERED cHEArIsETTES AND SLEEVES. @
| LADIES' AND CHILDREN's COTTON HOSE. .."
| LADIES, AND CHtLDREN's SILK HOSE.
LADIES' AND cHILDREN's GAUZE AND MERINO sJIRTs
GENTLEMEN AND Boys GAUzE AND MERlSo SHIRTS
| GENTLEMENs LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
BOYS LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
ladies, KID AND SILK GLOVES
BALL AND WEDDING DRESSES
LINEN GOODS.
IRISH LINEN AND PLATELLAS.
BIRDS EYE AND HUcKABAcK DIAPERS
LINEN SHEETISG 81, lO-4, IA and 1874
PILLOW CASE LINEN.
LINEN MOSQUITO NETTING.
BOBISET, l24, FOR BARS
FRENCH LINEN FOR BARS.
LONG LAWN AND CRASH.
TABLE pAAASK 64 Sd and lO4.
nAAfASK NAPKINS AND TOWELS
LINEN cAMsRIc HANpKERcEHEFs, from II sss
PLANTATION GOODS
otaI kinds WINTER be sold areducton of twenty
five per GIQuEL Il JAMESON
tehg0 6t9p IS chArtrc, street
GUNNY BAGS-200 bales landing and in
VI for sale by F, NJ DALEY So Tehoupitoua tba4
EeICKLES-50 boxes, half gallons, UNDER
wood, sAls by A,F. CocHRAN3 HALL IS Grsvisr q.
DRANDY PEACHES so boxes Brandy
FlLBERTS-l0o bags new Filberts; 80 bags
IL new Wanuts for sAsby AT COCHRAN HALL
teeaS ID GsayisT stpss.
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attention /! Ladies.

s4ffe7afiOn! Ladies.
kB- Try JoNEs's LILLY WHITE, IL you'd loOr fair
With tia wonderful qualities compare.
II beauty improves, makes the hectic look 6ne,
This salsw look white, and the white look sublime.
To be had at the Depot, where all things pure
Isl CHARITIES sTREEr-thsn you sure.
tB- For sale by j. WRIGHT CO., Solo Agents,
fsb9O 6t9p ISL Charities street.
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R. B. SYKES AUCTION SALES.

Cigars Brandy Gin. Rum. Wines, etc
BY r. B. SYKES
FEyHURSDAY, Feb. %, at 10 o'clock, will be-
his Auction Store, 81 Magsus whom
may concern
10000 imported German Cigars part chotts Rsd put
style. ,,,.,,r -,
81 or. do do do do;
81 ar. casks PORT WINE coed hrticisi
6bls. RUM bbls. CHERRY BOUNCE 4
pipes HOLLAND GIN; pnneheons IRISH Va .ASY.
bbls. IRISH and SCOTCH WHISKY; -
IS JAMAICA RUM;
1876 baskets HAMPAGNk WINE;
zoe domiiobna WINE VINEGAR imported.
Torms-Atsals. fsbss
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TIE CUMBERLAND. =. Nashville, Feb 20
The river has been rising steadily since Satur-
day night, with occasional rain. There is now
six feet water on the shoals. Weather still
cIOudv
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E The attention Of Crens Strangers Visiting the City, par
tieulaEly called to the varied and splendid stock
ousE-FuRNIsH GOODS,
the undersigned bsDg al sus
REDUCED PRICES
render greatly the advantage Of purchasers cali exa
mine them Among their may be found
RICH DECORATED CHINA DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
PLAIN WHITE CHINA, DINING TEA AND TOILET SETS;
GILT AND WHITE CHINA, DINING TEA AND TOILET SETS.
EARTEENwARE DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS;
RICH CUT GLASS BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES, DECANT-
ERS, ETC, ETC.
RICH CUT GLASS WINES, TUSIBLERS, SALTS, ETC.
SILVER PLATED CASToRS, WATERS, CkRE-BAsKETs;
vER-PLATED cANDLEsT1CKs. Spoons. FORKS, ETC
SILVER PLATED WATERS. B0rTLEsTASDs, ETC;
KNIVES AND FORKS, IAPANNED WATERS;
WO0DBNwARE, TGSWAREt
AHDIRoNs, TENDERS, Showers AND ToNGs;
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY
LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, AND CHANDELIERS;
Besides varsity Of Articles necessary all tfousEREEIRs too
numerous to be named iE sr advertisement
b. BR0WER i: CO.,
fetIT lmqp II CRmp street oppo.it. tts CUT,
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~ A. DE FRANCE, date of New Orleans,
~. ATTORNEY At LAW, Lake Providence La, viii P.etes
Courts the CARROLL MADISON
smdSW
XkT00D-150 cords Dry Wood on the bank
Wv Of the River, Agiers Warohouss for sale by
feb9s A. F. COCHRAN i HALL, IS Il ravsr street.
NM ANTED-To act as WAREHOUSEMAN,
Wv sseady, SOBER industrious man Apply al
teb9a ~ TcAoupltoRlAh street, mp staiEa
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Fsbr,xaru H6. 1854.

FfDTaSary 10, 1854.
WINTER CLOTHING, AT COST, FOR CASH.
kD- From this W will Entire Stock Of
WINTER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS AT THE
ACTUAL COST PRICE.
Every Article will be marked plain CURES which no deyA
ton will be made.
Gentlemen repsshing their Wardrobe end thi. an unusual
opportunity dc with
SUPERIOR GOODS AT A VERY SMALL COST
Dealers invited articles at we
will job off UNDER COST.
THOMPSON, NIXON & CO.,
febl6 2ptf Ne 10 Camp sire st onnosita civ ttos
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Formerly "the -" Of the

A DEPARTURE,-W understand that among
the passengers leaving by the steamship Daniel
Webster to-day, for San Francisco and the Paci-
fc shores, is Col. Wheat of this city very well
known as connected with the late Lopez attempt.
and as a strong and earnest supporter of the
hlibuster doctrine in general.
Col Wheat has great many warm personal
friends, and will undoubtedly win the regard Of
all those who may make his acquaintance We
commend him to the courtesies Of those " whc
have gone before" Westward and Californiaward
May all his just wishes and hopes be realized.
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- NO. rs CAbIP STREET.
TT The strongest preparation made which ia ds, n4d so Tho
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER GENERAL DERANG d.
MENT, with DEBILITY of the WHOLE SYSTEM
5 ceDta, ~
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COULDN'T HELP Ir,--A brutal teacher whipped
little boy for pressing the hand of little girl,
who sat next to him at school, after which no
asked the child, why he squeezed the girls
hand p 6 Because" said the little fellow, "it
looked SO pretty l couldn't help it,
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The fRoPHEr- Beckers' Bene6t-One of
ohe most industrious and popular artists at the
Orleans Theatre is Mr.. Beekers, first basso of
the comic opera He always appears we'll, and
acts and sings in the same style, and is Justly
favorite, His manner of performing Gessler
in 6 William Tell,'' the High Priest in :. Semi.
ramide !" and "Moses = and finally, o5ertbol
in Meyerbeer's prophet, iadas greatly to the
effect Of those pieces. His beneft-the FIRST ha
has taken here--oecurs tomorrow evening
first-rate bill is presented, co sisting of the
grand and splendid spectacle opera, the Pro.
phet," with Mines. Borghese and Bertini, and
Lapierre, Genibrel, Lacroix, Betout and Beckers
himself, in the principal parts also, a musical
interlude, by Mines Bertini and Mr. Beckers, in
Russian solo and duo, and dancing diver
tisement, by Nine. Pougaud, Layigne and Mege
and Mons. Corby, That is variety enough to
please all astes
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pEARD, j. A. b MAY, Auctioneers, Ap
d rraiaers. ETC.. pnnks arcade, New 0rleana.
Ladies auction


tF s. PHILLIPS woudsY, call the attention of the Ladies The
city its vicinity that THIS opened corner Of
St Louis and Royal streets LADIES' AUCTION will well
FRENCH FANCY GOODS which hs will o,
invariably to the hIghes bidder.
The stock consists ia part Of RICH BRoCADE SILK NusLINs
FLouNCED BAREGEs and FLoUNCED JACoNETs variety N
styles OF Dress Goods with FINE EN-
BRoDERlEs.
Also FINE FANS SILK PARAsoLs PORTE MoNNAlEs Extra
SHELL COMBS, a large variety, too mention.
ALSO
e large imported FANCY GOODS
LATE FIRE IN CHARITIES STREET.
B The will daily O'Clock continue TIL
every article 10 sold.
NBImportsrs doriug Fancy Good. will do
well TO avail themselves of this opportunity fob7 Up
The .VsaU Orleans Printing House.
NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT
SECOND FLOOR OF No. ss CAMP STREET,
Between Peydran and Nsehez.)
Proprietor, S 4; sfPTT g. Sl' WiiSsSTos
sF At this Establishment executed cHEAPLY NEATLY and
ExPEDT1ousLY, all kinds of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
IN ENGLISH, FRENCH .qND SPANISH
....sseH As....
BOOKS, DAY, CASH ORDER BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS, BILL, RECORD AND INVOICE
LAWYERS BRIEFS, BOOKS, etc.
BLANKS FOR PUBLIC OFFICES, DIARIES,
NoTARlAL BLANKS, SALES RECEIPTS,
CUSTOM HOUSE BLANKS, lcoTroN PRESS RECEIPTS,
INSURANCE OFFICES do. STEAMBOAT BILLS
CoUNTlNGHousE do. SHOP BILLS,
BANK OFFICERS do. STEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP
FOREIGN IMPoRTERs'do. POSTERS,
CHECKS, STEAMBOAT CARDS,
CATALOGUES BUSINESS CARDS,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, BILLS oFFARE
DRAFTS, WINE LISTS,
NOTES, DRUGGISTS LABELS
BILLS OF LADlNG uAND.BTLLS,
MANIFEST HEADS, FlREhENs CERTIFICATES,
CIRCULARS BALL AND soIREE INVITA-
JOURNALS and LEDGERs,l 1IoNS, ETC., tte
ny PRINTING in COLORS. ~gs&
BALL AND soIREE INVITATIONS, BILLS OF FARE, etc.,
....PRISrRp
GOLD, SILVER, CRIMSON, Ere,
TT We have peculiar facilities for RULING and BINDING.
Es just choice stock of FANCY EMBOSSED
CoLoRED CARDS PAPER Of various ses selected
great sar which will print dispose Of Otherwise
IF We prepared to print
POSTERS, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS,
FOR SHOWS STEAMBOATS,, STEAMSHIPS,
Il. IN PLAIN OR FANCY COLORs.
tB- We HOES POWER sad ROTARY PRESSES and RUG
Giles PRINTING ENGiNE-ths best now in
ES Call examine specimens prices all
work above enumerated. jauT 9p
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SnIRTs-The most important article in a
gentemans wardrobe is undoubtedly a good shirt and
it is also of the difficult things to procure
Those who are in want of such thing-aS who not
would do well to visit Leighton of Canal and St
Charles streets He has the largest the city and
sells at very reasonable rates
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HOUSE FURN1sHING.-Thos who are just ven
turing upon the mysteries of housekeeping well as
those who have been long time embarked would do
well to pny visit the house furnishing store Of Miller
Harris Waldo Nos 70 and IS Camp street They have
on hand every variety of articles requisite for
nishing and soil at remarkably low prices See their
N
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SGTsGpnTttg9.
TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.

q Pteparsd sBly By
DR.. E. J. COKE,
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JuLLIEN's CONCERTS. The Odd Fellows Hall
much crowded last evening than on the even
ing previous, and the pieces presented received
with deafeniug applause, The American Qaadrilev
was by no means oyerated in New York and the sleigh
Ride though novel here carries Interpretation along
with itself There will be this evening but
tomorrow the series will be renewed and those who do
sire good seats should go early and them great
advantage would be gained if these concerts could DO
turned into promenades-to which the hall il admirably
adapted Why will not Julien make tho attempt
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trompe .. Sans doute quelque jeune beri-
tiere, belle, richie ct noble, que tu aimes
CONNIE un fou, ct que tu noses pas deman.
der tout supplement en- marriage, CONNIE je
ferais 4 Ia place, par exemple !. mais tn
noses pas. parce que Lionel Grave est
un creole tres fer, ct quil ne voudrait point
devoir 50 fortune une femme, pas plus qua
un ami.
II y await dams ces derniers mots un accent
de reproche triste, qui ALA droit au ceur de
Lionel ct le dechira proiond6ment.
Edmond, dit-il avec chaleur, encore une
fois je connais toute Ia bonte de ton anne /.
mais lie sort en- est jete il faut que je parte!
II lie faut!
La porte SQUIRT. I'm domestique entra
dams lie salon avec une lettre.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.


FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH or ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
Widor Oiirier Dere-in VS. j. A. Tisserdnd
and A. Morice
No $50.
DY virtue Of an order Of seizure and sale
Dissued from the Fourth Judicial District
Court Of this State In and for the parish OF
81. John the Baptist, and 10 me directed by
the Court aforesaid:
shall offer at public sale on the premises
on SATURDAY THE FOURTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, at ii O'Clock A. NJ,
the hereinafter described landed property
seized in the above entitled and numbered
suit. 10 Wit:
A landed Property, situated in this parish
Of st. John the Baptist, on the left bank Of
the Mississippi river, measuring one arpent
front to said river on thirty FIVE arpents
more or less in depth, bounded on the up
per line by a land belonging to Mr.. Lucien
Montegut and on the lower line by the Ian
ded property belonging to Mr.. FRANCOIS
Sayoye.
TERMS.
Cash. .r.s
Parish Of St John the Baptist, September
23rd, lsji.
JOHN F. BURCARD.
Sheriff.
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Elixir nnti-c holfrique

prtparf Tapres Le systtme dE ceiebre ehimiste
RAsPAIL, par Le doeteur EseiapoH ptre.
Au momeat Oh le cholera nous menace de
ses mortels ravages, il est du devoir des vrais
amis de rhumanite de faire connaitre au pu.
Bile les moyens dc sen preserver. Cest CO qui
decide le docteur Esclapon composer son
ANTI cHoLERIoUE don't une Tongue experience
a constate reiiicacite souveraine.
Cette liqueur preserve infailliblement du
cholera, calme instantanement les coliques,
arrete les diarrhees et facilite les digestions.
Cette liqueur excessivement agreeable au
gout rempldce avantageusement rabsynthe, le
cognac, lie kirsch, le wIskey, le rhum ct tant
autres liqueurs alcooliques quon a Ia mau.
vaise habitude dc prendre dams les etablisse-
ments publics. L'elixir anti-cholerique, outre
qu'il v0us preseryera des atteintes du cholera,
deviendra bientot votre liqueur de predllec-
tion. Les danes ct les eatdHts la bOiyent Gussi
avec plaisir.
II sutiit den prendre trois fois par jour, soft
pur, soft avec de reau, Ia valeur dun petit
verre Equeur ehaque fois.
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Successiops de Aatoniae Bonaousqui<, Ortarie
BondoHsqnit {. ina BoHdoasqv,t.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. - Cour du
lLQuafrieme District Judicinire - Paroisse
81 tJean-B Bsptiste. - Attendu qu'Adolphe Bou.
dousquie a presente une petirion 4 Ia Cour
demandant etre nomme administrators des
SUGGESTIONS de Antonine Boudousquie, 0c,a-
vie Boudousquie ct Leima Boudousquie, teus
ceux que celia peut concerner sont notifies
davoir 4 deduire, sous dix jours I compter
de Ia publication du present avis, les raisons
pour lesquelies il ne serait pas fait droit ladie
petition.
Paroisse S;Jesn. Baptiste, 25 octobre 1854.
LUDGER PERRET,
Grefiier
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PilluIcs universeIles.

TTtsor medical pour les DANES
lie merveilleux succrs des PrLLrLEs UyI-
yERsELLEs dams touies les maladies aux4ueles
les femmes sont sujettes fait epoque dams les
annalcs de la medicine.
TJutes les temHeS qui ont une fable consti.
tuition ou qui souffrent de maladies auxquelles
leur sexe est sujet devraient faire ressai des
Pillules universities. Files sapercevraient
bientot que cest le remade le Plus precieux
quill existe pour eiles Tn nombre consdera.
be de danes ct de deInoiselles lui doivent au.
jourd hal Ia vie CT la sante.
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sELLERIE, CARROSSERIE.

re soussigne rhcnseur dc. pre- csGRx
Lycnir messicur les habiissfs ct 8GSt.
Ie public en- general, gull Went dflablu son
stslier dc ReIIerie ct de Carross1ic sur rhabi
tsfion do ~ Tranquillin IIymel.
II sussi toujours en- main, des
~ selles, brides ct harsais oonfectionnes
par lai, ct il engage 10 pnblic Q venir
assurer par lai.m9me Do rtlegance, de IL So
lidt< ct surtout de Ia medcits du prix dc ~
marchandises-
n ct prss = fsire sous ies accommodates, ~
nsat - peelsasion.
De plus, n previcot 80 clients qu'il pris
ches lsi un ouvrir peintrc, qui occupcra ape
cialsmsnt de Ia peintue de- voiturcs, csbrie
lets, etc. en- sorts 9u'n poara rivslissr. poui
rxlSesuce cs Ia PERFECTION d son ouvrscc, ave.
lee ssci;~rs Ae Ia Nosvellc Ori6sns.
GEORGES BCRcH.
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CHAPITRE QUATRIEME.

sN5foNsIEUR. dit John en- S'adressant
tAA1 "a NJ. Doring, voici une lettre qu'on
JyJtvous supple de vouloir bien lire tout
de suite.
Madame Doring ne put retenir une excla-
nation d'efiroi, ct devint tres pale.
N. Doring prit svec impatience le papier
des mains de son domestique.
-Une lettre d'affaire. dit-il en- frappant
du pied. Oh c'est iu,upportable!. =. Allons,
decidement, je Ia lirai plus tard.
Monsieur, repartit lie domestique, n pa
rait que c'est quelque chose de tres impor.
tant. On dit que vous ne pouvez pas vous
dispenser den prendre immedatement con-
Nuisance.
-Je men dispenserai pourtant repIiqua
N. Doring avec beaucoup de vivacite. Cor
bleu 4 dix heures da soir !. quand je dis
adieu Lionel, i mon meilleur ami 30. Au
diable les sffaires! II y temps pour tout.
II fers jour dsmain!
Aons'cu' hiuiuiuia oohh a'tC iurie-
tance, mails non sans quelque hesitation Grain
tive, car il savait par experience que son
msitre souffrait rarement les repliques.
Madame Doring paraissait en- proie a Ia
plus yiolente agitation. Son regard plein
dangoisse demeurait invariablement fixe sur
ID lettre que tenait N. Doring.
-Allons done, John, dit-elle au domesti
que qui semblait toujours attendre que NJ.
Doring se decidit 4 rompre lie cachet, vous
avez entendui. mon mari ma pas le temps
ce soir.. Vous pouvez faire cette reponse
1 Ia personne qui vous envoie. 49,
John se retirs lentement ct de mauvaise
humeur, sur un signe impera.ifde son maitre
NJ. Doring n'ayait pas encore regarde Ia
lettre, gull sc disposait METRE dams "a po-
che sans y jeter les yeux, quand sa femme
lui dit dune voix tremblante ct pleine de
csresse, en- voulant prendre Ia lettrc:
-Oui. vous avex bien raison, il temps
pour tout ct ramitie passe avant les atiaires,
le ceur avant Ia bourse. Donnez, mon
ami, donnes-moi ce Inalencontreux billet.
Je vais le serrer quelque part Demain.
tout 4 rheure je vous lie rendrai, mon anil.
L'sccent don't Ia pauvre femme dit tout
celia trahissait une emotion singuliere. Ellie
ne rtdSchissait pas, Ia rnalheureuse! qu'une
pareille insistance etait bien imprudente.
Par un certain esprit de contradiction ha.
bituel l N. Doring, ct don't il ne Sc rendait
pas compte, u svait envie d'ouvrir cette let
tre, maiutenant qu'une autre volonts que Ia
sienne cherchait 1 Zen dissuader.
A'peine eut-il examine l'enveloppe, quill
recounut immfdiatement recriture de NJ.
TyrconneI, son associe.
-Tiens, ditil avec etonnement, ellie est de
Tyreonsel! All! psrbleu! je suis oblige de
lui rtpondre! C'est, je presume, une solnme
asses importante qu'il m'envoie en- billets
de banque. II faut que je lui donne sur-le-
champ quittance; c'est dams les regles.
Pardon, mes anis, je suis vous dams un
instant.
Et, prenant une bougie. i passa dams sou
cabinet de travail.
JULES LACROIx.
la fa as Dyocknin au,a<rol
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PmARMACIE COMPLETE.
L.AM1ABIE.

T1NE belle propriele, bien cntouree,
~ situee dams Ia partie sup<rieure de ls :.ss.3
paroisse St.Jscques rive droife) LEA
Cette propriefe mesure trois quarts d'arpent
de face "A heuve sur 90 srpents de profondsur.
Eile conviendrait perfaitementa un msrchand,
Maison de residence ct sutres bitisses, caba-
mes negres, <curies, remiees, savane entouree
en- bons pieux debout = tout on parfait etat.
Cette fppsiete sefa vendne aux termes -
plus svantageux. Pour plus smplss renssigns
ments, s'sdrssser J. Lsroque Turgeau.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
NOTICE is hereby given, TO all whom 1t
l<may concern, that J. Placide Barre, asses-
sor in and for the Parish Of St John the Bap-
tist, have lodged with the recorder Of this pa
rish of St John the Baptist, the assessment
roll, for the yea. 1854, and that all person
aggrieved by said assessment, may appeal,
and have the same corrected, IL found incor.
rect, within thirty days.
Parish Of St John the Baptist, October 18th
1884.
PLACIDE BARRE,
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BoudousqaH and Luna Boadonsquit.
Ocial District Court - Parish Of st John the
Baptist = Whereas Adolphe Boudousquie
has petitioned the Court praying to be sp-
pointed administrator Of the SUGGESTIONS Of
Antonine Boudousquie. 0ctsvie Boudsu.quie
and Leima Doudousquie, notice 10 hereby
given to all whom II may concern TO chow
cIusc within ten days from and after the pu.
bllcation hereof why the prayer Of the sa.d
petition should not be granted.
Parish of st Jonn the Baptist, October c5th
1854. LUDGER PERRET,
Clerk.