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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-04-15
Succession de Marie Psldgie TAibodaur, epou~ a
HNpolie Richard.
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.-Etat

de Lafourche.
Au ct par autorite de Ia Cour du Cinquieme District
Judciare segeant dams ct pour Ia parosse de Liouh
il oert vete pubfque par Mathurn Bourg Sheriff.
encanteur pubique dumen quaie ct asserments sur les
leux situee daus la vile de Thibodaux, JEUDI lie lsds
MAI, 1854, 10 beIres la proprete suyante saycr
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN, situee dams Ia vile de Thibs.
daux ct mt terrain No. 10 ct representa-
plan de Ia dite vile f ct execute par James Or
Ter de Mai 1872 lie dit terrain ct borne face ve h
Quest par la rue President ct Nor par la Clinton Sud
par e terrain No 49, ct Est par lie terrain No. 09 avr
toutes les batisses ct ameliorations appartenant
UN AUTRE TERRAIN jeignant Re terrain cidessus decf
ct arriere, Giant lie terrain No O9 ct repre-
sente plan de Ia de vile fat ct execute par james
Grnage lie Ter de Mai 1912 borne Nord par Cnin7
Sud par lie terrain No 49, Est par Ia Bourbon Quest
par lie terrain No 49, ct 81 les fonrnures de mascn It
les ustenss de cuisine CONSTANT de tells articles CONNIE son
generaement en- usage dams un menage.
TERMEs EFT CONDrIoNs.-Le n,obiliers payable en- Man
1855, la terre payable par quarts un quart dns tom
chacun DIES mois de Mars des annees 1857 1856 1851
1885, Les acquereurs ourniss bonnie ct valable cau
ct tout payment non pages porera hut
cent dsnteret apres echeance usqua parat Placement
resant specalemet hypoheque ct afecte du privileged
vendeur jusqn'a parfait Placement.
April Is, 1854. 17-tds NJ. BoURG, scheri
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Succession de Leontfne LGeoPe'e' 1,
VENTE DE SUCCFSSION,-haass',,s's LAS.

Y la Louisiane-Couf du Cinquieme Ds'rH
de Lafourche =, econd Dhares
Au nom ct par autorite de Ia Cour du seso IN ven
Judicaire de Ia NouveIIe Orleans II sera one dumn.
pubHque par Mathurin Bourg Sheriff ct de La
qualie ct assemene dams ct pour ia dse AZ Thbodsul,
sAMEDI, le 90 MAI, 1854, dix heures, A. w. p''''
Slivaute savoir: ,.,,s-T0PALs,
CATHERINE, une negresse, ct ses deu1 enfan"
ct I'm petit cnfant
Ayrl IS, 1854. -
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5 :: :: ::
Apl15 WILLIAM H. Raglan.
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Lecture. q
nR. A. CRANE will lecture at the

IL Presbyterian Church, Monday evening 18th instant
Subject-the Phenomenon Of Animal Magnetism spruasm
etc. in which he will show the absurdy Of the Spiritual
Mania exists in many parts of country, and
that it is nothing less than Animal Magnetism.
Experiments the table is made to move, &C.,
will given Admission fee rs cents Proceeds to be ap-
n]ied to the incidental expenses Of the Church.
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KOhImanu q MOOsmann
TAILORS. NJ

Il street, near the Of st. Philip, have the a.
honor announcing the public that they have just
opened magnificent stock Of fashionable and season.
able goods, which they prepared to make up in1A
the best style at reasonable prices They solicit lair shar
of patronage apl l5-1y.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-04-15

Died-On Friday, the 7th instant, at the
Robinson Plantation in this parish, Typhoid Fever MRS.
LAyENIA STAMPLEY, in the twenty year Of her
age Mrs s. was the wife Of Mr. Mountford B. Stampley,
and has left three children her untmey loss
w New Orleans Picayune and Delta, please copy and
forward their bills to this office.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-04-15

MINISTER SouLE AT MADRID.-The Paris
correspondent Of the New York Commercial
Advertiser, in his letter by the Franklin, says
Four gentlemen. residing at Madrid. in the
capacity Of Ministers from various powers, near
Queen Isabella, are ct present in Paris, on leave
OF absence. They oil say that they DO not know
Mr. Soute, and confirm what has been said Of
the isolation in which he lives. They state that
his challenge 70 Mr.. Turgot u considered bar
6aro1s. and that bis rehabilitation Is out Of the
question"
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Married-On Saturday, the 9Th inst, by
the REV ChAs MEsARD, Mr. JOHN ABAD1E to Mrs. JULIA
BARRAS both of this parish
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SACRED CONCERT.

AZ NTLHITUUO COINVEN > tHo P'o'
"A ceeds of which be appropriated to the purchase
Of Bell for the Presbyterian Church this place. will take
place in said church, Wednesday, the 10Th of April
under direction Of Mr. John Thuer assisted by number
of talented lady amateurs.
Tickets of Admission g. Tickets to be had at all the
principal stores in Thibodaux. Inarch25-zt]
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Succession de Richard G. EHis
NTAT DE LA LOUiSIANE-po,o

rIrt t.,
la Paroisse de Terrebonne 'eu'Salfe De
En- vertu dun ordre de vente date lie Mars 1894 I.
addresse dams aare cdessus, par rHonorabe n "a
Cinquieme District Judicaire de la parosse do
joftrais en- vente pubque pour lie compile de h A..
sion la porte de la Mason de Cour sur la rs S N
entire les rues iampson ct Seconde dams la VILE Ss C0
ton, Paroisse de Jefferson, SAMEDI lie 20 AVPGI ,
midi, les prophecies ciapres dtcres, appartenapte
Succession SAVIOR: aie
l. UN CERTAIN MoRCEAU DE TERRE s,,s a.-,
paroisse de Jefferson Etat &c la Louisiana sur Ia c
Caminada dams lie District de Baratara meslrapt eIe
de face la Bale Camnada borne Sud par d p eas
Caminada, fEst par les terres de Joseph EnraJ n
par celes de Robert Valentine ct terminant sur ~
un maras peu pres 40 arpents de profoneur ct
etendue de pres de 800 arpents ensemble avec ;n e
batisses ct am6lorations qu sly trouyen esquees
de quelques masonette en- bos. 'N'Nens
2. UN CERTAIN PORTION DE TERRE s;,,s. !,
Pile connue CONNIE "Grande Ie," dams Ia paroiss a
ferson, Etat de Ia Louisiana, compose de lots ns
49, 40, Al, az 43 scion lie plan par Bourgerole 5a"
Septembre 1884, depose dams PGude de p P Iab.rs. -
aire Public, la Nouvelle Orleans chaque lot mss IS
pies de face la Cole de Mexique, excepte lot NJ ~
lequel face de 115 pieds entire lgnes paraal IN,
ligne qu separe lot SO de 80 est etablie CONNIE Now
division par jugement de IA 3eme Cour de IJi,r na
lie Is Mars 1854 'sD4N
CONDITIONS DE la VENTE.-un tiers compliant L. res,,.
credit de ct deux Pacquereur fournsan ses h
payable Pordre de Richard E. Butler Eyecutaire t
mentaire, la Ranque de lEtat de Ia Louisiana endorse
sa satisfaction portant nt6re rason de pour cent an
maturite ct Hypotheque sur la proprete yendue. f"
PAsCALIs LABARRE, Sheriff
Avril 10, 1851 17-tds] de la parosse de jefferson,
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THE undersigned have just received
Il heavy stock Of Goods in addition their former stock
making the assortment complete and offer their Goods o
prices. lit WAKEMAN SMITH.
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Succession of Marie Peldg,e Thabodda,, scs of Hyp
polite Richard.
SUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou.


~ isiana-Ffth District Court-Parish of Lafourche
In the and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the Parish Of Lafourche
there will be offered for sale at Public auction, by NJ Bourg
Sheriff and Auctioneer duly qualified and sworn in and for
said parish the premises situated in the town of Thbo
daux the parish of Lafourche THURSDAY the 18th
day Of May 1854 the following described property to-wt
CERTAIN TOWN LOT situated in the of Thiboaux
being lot Ma 40 represented plan of said town
made and executed by James B. Grinage the first Of
May 1892 said lot being bounded in front towards the
West by President street. North by Clinton street, South
by lot No. 13, and East by lot No. 109 with all the build
ings and improvements thereon.
ANOTHER LOT adjoining the lot just described in the
being lot No. I09 is represented plan Of said town
made and executed James B. Grnage the LIST of May
1872 being bounded North by Clinton street, South by lot
No 49, East by Bourbon street, West by lot No. no.
AND ALSO the Household Furniture and Cooking Utensils,
consisting Of such articles generally used in house
keeping.
TERMS AND CoSp1rloss-The movable property payable
in March 1885, the lands payable by ourths fourth in
all and each Of the months Of March Of the years 1885,
81 and 49, The purchasers furnishing good and approved
security and all nstalments not puncuay paid bearing
eight per cent interest after maturity until paid the land
naming specially mortgaed and hypohecaed and affected
April Is. NJ BoURG, Sheriff.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-04-15

FANCY ARTICLES.-A number of
unique and fancy articles before offered in this
market, may be found at the store Of
April 18th. lift WAKEMAN SMITH.
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The SENATORIAL STRuGGLE.-All things in
dictate, says the Bulletin, that the struggle for
the Senatorship in the Legislature, next winter,
will be exciting and bitter. Mr.. Slidel, although
he was the architect Of the triumph obtained by
the Democrats in this city last November, will
not be allowed to walk over the track. Elk
Senator Downs and friends will oppose his re-
election with all the influence they can bring to
bear, and that is not inconsiderable, by any
means. Already the war has commenced in the
Ouachita and Red River country. The Alex
andria Democrat has been extraordinarily bitter
upon the ex-senator on several occasions, and
the Ouachita Register, which is very fayorably
disposed towards Gen. Downs, getorts with much
warmth, not to say acrimony. The last Register
has the following, which we extract from q
lengthy article:
sIf the enemies of Gen. Downs think they
can break him down by the system Of persecu-
ton commenced In the Democrat, they are per-
fectly welcome to pursue it. They will find
that the bone and sinew Of Louisiana are COM
posed Of class Of men who will not suffer
themselves to be imposed upon by willy tricks
Of scheming politicians who read and think
for themselves, and have long since learned that
when they have tried man and he has proved
to be everything they could desire him, that
their own interest, a. well as the interest Of the
country, required that he should not be laid
upon the shelf simply to benefit willy trickster
politicians. Gen. Downs absence in the United
States Senate has already been felt by the
citizens Of North Louisiana. They feel that the
security they had in Gen. Downs, for the ever
watchful guardianship Of their interests, is gone,
and they have already been compelled to resort
to public meetings in order to protect their
interests"
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-04-15

CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoN-The telegraph an
nounces that the returns of the Connecticut
election, up to the 4th inst, indicated com.
plete route Of the Administration party in both
branches Of the Legislature. There has beer
no choice for Governor and other State officers
The administration is becoming unpopular al
the North very fast. The recent election il
New Hampshire, the home Of the President, and
hitherto considered the stronghold of Democracy
and the election in Connecticut, clearly show
that the acts of his administration have not met
with the approval Of the people of those States
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Phoenix Stables.

THE subscribers have very desirable
l. DWELLING to RENT over their store with every
convenience attended to it to make comfortable For
apply to TIT WAKEMAN / SMITH.
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Sugar Mill for Sale.
\ Superior small SUGAR MILL, and
"A SET OF KETTLES, FURNACE MOUTH, etc., etc.,
be purchased accommodating terms il applied
soon. For full particulars enquire Of
April 18th. lift VICTOR RICHARD.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.-A large and
i cemmodious Dwelling, Kitchen, Out Houses, with an
excellent Yard and Garden Spot situated in desirable part
Of tho town, be purchased rented accommodating
terms, by applying to 17-t] PERRIN OLIVIER.
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~ Sldna, ParlSn OF La1Ourcne
In the and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial Dis
tric Court sitting in and for the parish of Lafourche there
will be offered for sale at public auction at the Court House
situated in the of Thibodaux by NJ Bourg, Sheriff
and Auctoneer, duly qualified and in and for the
Parish of Lafourche SATURDAY the Goth day Of MAY
1854 at 10 o'clock, M the following described property
to-wit:
A CERTAIN SUGAR PLANTATION situated in the parish
Of Laourche, the left bank of bayou Lafourche,
about twelve miles below the town of Thibodaux measur-
ing seventeen arpents and quarter less front by
forty apents in DEPTH opening also with the double
cesson Of the land the upper line of said plantation,
owned by Eugene Fose, ULCER Wagenspack Alexandra
Lepne amn Folse and said Lepine containing about
hundred and orty-one aud seventy nine hun
dreths of in supercies Said plantation is bound
ed above by said Eugene Folse ULCER Wagenpack and
below by the lands of r. p Gaiard, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon consisting of Sugar
MILL Steam Engine, Out Houses and Negro Cabins
described in the petition of the said James Augustus
Scudday.
TERMS CoNDITIoNs.-Payable by thirds, third in
all and each of the Months of March of the years 1885, 1856
and 1851 The purchaser purchasers furnishing his
their notes in coupons according to the three inst ments
aforesaid endorsed satisfactorily and made payable the
office Of the Recorder Of the parish of fourche and bearing
eight per per interest from their resp cve
turity until finally paid, and the property sold
specially morgaged and hypohecaed with the vendors
privilege the payment of said notes until final
payment. Iapl Isl NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
NJ HI~
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She has not signihed her intentions one way 0,
the other. but il evidently preparing for some
niles. She viii not sanction the Car in retain.
Ing his position In the principalities.
Much excitement prevails al over Germany
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Succession Of Pierre Aube't.
SALE.-State of Loui.

ap Is.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-27

Cumberland Frigate, at Spenzia, March lst
inst The saranac arrived there to join the
squadron on the goth of Feb, after having
conveyed the Hon. Carroll Spence to Constan-
tinople.
The st. Louis sailed from Spezzia on the I'D
of Feb, for Constantinople.
The Cumberland and Saranac were pre-
pairing to start soon on cruise to the eastward
All we'll.
An Important Pension and Patent Appeal
Question Decided I'm reply to a request to
receive an appeal from late decision Of the
Commissioner Of Patents, the Attorney Gen.
eral has ruled that there is no law authorizing
any appeal TO him from the decisions of these
two officers We apprchend that cases Of sim
liar applications are by no means unfrequent.
An q. S. Naval Captain Dead.-The Navy
Department have advices covering information
of the death of Captain Thos. W. Wyman, at
Florence, Italy, on the oath of February last.
Navy Officers Detached and 0rdered.-Pur-
ser Geo. +. Cutter has been detached from the
receiving ship at Boston, and Purser John B.
Rittenhouse has been ordered to relieve him
| on the LIST Of April next.
A Light House Keeper Appointed-Abran
B. Green has been appointed keeper of the
lighthouse at Poplar Point, r. l., at $3.50 pei
annum.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation Saturday, tn 18th of March
there were of Treasury Warrants entered OF
tho books Of tho Department.
For the redemption of stoc ks..... $74,S5S o.
| For the Customs ................ 1884 O!
| Covered into the Treasury from
Customs. .............. ISL, 7O6 81
Covered into the Treasury from
Lands .................... 166,635 81
For the War Department. 1862 3
For re-paying for the War Depart
ment ........................ 1862 8
For the Interior Department. 5000 0,
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PERPETRATORS, BATH TUBS. FUR
NTTIRE &c

FTNiIE season is fast approaching when the abov,
/ articles will be in demand. This is to inform
the public where they can be found of the most D
proved kinds and latest patterns. Wehave been ths
sole agents for the city for Larrabees Premium Re
frgerator ard Shower Bath for the last three years
and shall 60 continue We from personal expert, ne"
and the representations of those who have bought
If us, feel free TO say, We believe they have given
more general satisfaction than any other in use.
We are prepared at a short notice to furnish anv
number OF those articles at last years prices.
We have also received large addition our stock
Of House Furnishing Goods which makes our assert
Inent quite equal TO any in the city, and think
we can sell rs low the quality can be bought
:or in this or any other city All goods delivered
either In Washington or Georgetown free of charge
Having removed our store from the dust of the ava
nue. to the corner of 9th end streets. few door
above Clagetts Dry Goods store. tour sign can Re
scen from the avenue and 9TH wouId be pleased
ID see all our frieLds in want Of Goods in our line
DOM & BRO.
L. S. We have Bushnell & Tuli's Premium Spring
and other Cabs, cheap. D.SBRo
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-27

NORTHERN PHILANTHROPY The Bos-
ton Mait says:
"a servant girl in Augusta, Maine,
was taken suddenly i'll, and being con-
veyed to the poor house, was delivered of
three female infants"
Only think of it; sending servant girl
in such situation to the poor house-a
servant girl who had, no doubt, been
faithful in the performance of her duties
until exhausted nature prevented her doing
more. We daily read of cases of this
kind in Northern papers.
In the South, when anything of this
kind happens, whether q slave or free
born, the faithful servant is nursed and
provided for, as member of the family
in which she lives, until restored to
health. And yet we are daily treated by
the Northern press to highly seasoned
dishes of "Southern barbarity."
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-27

NORTHERN INToLERANCE.-The minis
tiers, moralists, writers and politicians
Of the North, generally, are the most
intolerant people in the world. The mo-
lnent man has the courage to oppose
their fanatical notions, or express a coun-
ter opinion to their abominablc degmas,
The cue is given to the whole seIf-righte-
Gus and self-Opinionated crew, to de-
nounce him in language that would Sour
the stomach Of the most masculine fish
woman. And yet these people would,
hypocritically, have US believe that all the
religion and decency Of the country is
found north of Mason and Dixon's line.
In the South, man can differ from his
neighbor in opinion, without being burnt
IN efhgy as a traitor, or denounced as
worse than the midnight assassin.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-27
ORNAMENTAL IRON WAREHOUSE,

ORNAMENTAL IRON WAREHOUSE,
Pennsylvania areaae, tettoeen go cnd AZ 'frs.tS.
VNHE subs crber will furnish at short notice
L variety If Ornamental Iron Work. Iron Rait
ings and Fences for city lots and areas verandahs
balconies, and cemetery lots: many beautiful sam
Piles for which may be in the store, and selec
tons made from them.
Wire Farm Fence, Wickershams patent LIS per
rod.
IRON BEDSTEADS
OF neat and beautiful patterns and Of all prices
Their cleanliness renders Them in this climate in
dispensable.
PERHYN MARBLE AND IRON MANTELS
To which the attention of builders and persons re-
modelling private dwellings is particularly re.
quested.
Parior and chamber Crates, Fire-bric aud Slabs
Iron Heaters, Waffle Irons, Spittoops and Tree
Guards
Toilet Mirrors, Clocks, and Iron Vases
Pier Slabe and Gilt Brackets, Stands and Tables
Encaustic Thing for store and hall floors
School Furniture, wire Window Guards
Bronze hat and Umbrella Stands
Foo, scrarerS, Settees and Hall Chairs
arden Borders, Fairbanks Scales
Thermometers, Brol ze1 AnaroDs
Tenders aud Fire Sets
Portable FORCES, Letterpresses
iron Fire and Burglar proof Safes at manufacturers
prices.
RALPH HAsKINs, Jackson Hal,
Pa. avenue, between 81 and ~ streets.
mar 27-eotf
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

NT respectfully invite the attention Of the citi
w Gems of Washington to our large AMI elegsn,
assortment of French and American Paper Har gingS
consisting of :uperb Gold and Velvet Papers, Deco
atoms, Statues, limitations of Wool and stone dc
Borders Of every description, selected 10 Paris ex-
pressy for our sales.
To our Gold Papers we invite part cular attention
AZ We cn eahibi, the largest and best assortment
ever offered in Washington, and at such prices as
cannot fail to please.
Oar stock of American Satin and low-pricsl Papers
for parlors halls chambers &c comprises all Of the
lest selections from the New York and hi adelphia
Manutsctores, which will sell at prices lower than
they have ever been offered.
Paper hanging done promptly and b. expefi,rc
workmen.
THOMSON & DAVIS,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 18TH & - II SITS.
mar 21-eoiW
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MISS ROBERTsON

Miss Agnes Robertson, who has lust
concluded brilliant engagement of ten
weeks at Boston, where she played to the
largest and most fashionable audiences,
commences an engagement at the Ma
uOnal Theatre tonight. We congratu-
late Mr.. Marshall on his success in en-
eaging this lady, and the play-goers Of
Washington in having the privilege Of
witnessing the matchless performances
of wonderful little actress. We have
had the pleasure of seeing Miss Robert.
son on the stage, and are free to confess
that we have no where, at no time-and
we have seen much in the way of theat-
ricals-seen such versatility of talent as
this lady possesses. Miss R. is repre-
scented by those who know her best, as
being as amiable and good as she is beau
tiiul and accomplished. We caution our
readers in advance against the wiles OF
this bewildering Syren. We fee. it our
duty, as faithful sentinels for the people,
50 to do, lest, like the people of the
American Athens" they run wild with
excitement, or become intoxicated with
her Overpowering charms.
\ fine bill is offered this evening, 50
that Miss K. can make her debut at the
National under the most favorable aus.
plces.