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H11OI2IS1
Collector des Taxes de Psroisse.
pARTI MARION pE L,HARITATI0N

pARTI MARION DE l. HABITATION
da soussigne d Ia Prairie Plaisance; lie 10 Few.
9er dernier, un Negro, nomme JOHN, are d'enyiron
" ans, parlant rAnglais ct lie Francois, taille. s pieds
10 pouces. TENT rougeatre. II q une ~cicatrice 4 Ia
main, Ct deux GU trois dents de Ia machoire SUPER.
cure qui lui manquent.
LIE soussigne donnera une recompense liberale a
quiconque le ramenera chez lui, on lie mettra dams
une geole atm quill puisse l'avoir. Mars 81.
l ONEZIME 2. TIRE. /
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BATEAUx A


DAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NLLE,-OR-
RED RIVER, Capt. R. J. Dorsey, bien connu dam
notre navigation CONNIE bon marcheur ct excellent
bateau, ayant ete complement repare, reprend n
place CONNIE paquebot regulier entire les Opelousaa
ct Ia Nile. Orleans, sous lie commandment du CapA.
Dorsey.
pendant toute la saison, ct transportcra lie fret ct leo
passengers aux taux ordinaires.
Dams les eaux BASES, il sera renplace par un b,
teau tirant moins d'eau. 4F rt.TlFE
Pour fret gu passage, Uses emmsnagemens ltaas
des meilleurs,l s'adresser 4 bord on a
ANDERSON h THOMPSON, Washington.
DAQUEBoT ENTIRE LA NLLE..OR-s
Il LEANS, WASHINGTON EFT LIE BAYOU
BEUF-Le bateau.a -vapeur I'm marcheur ct tres
elegant, sYDONIA, Capitaine Gustavs Louailieg.
expressement construct pour cette navigation, fera
Washington, lie Bayou B9nf ct Ia Nouvelle-O rleans.
II est bon marcheur, sur, comfortable, bien ~construiSs
ct tirant pen dean. Les OFFICERS p~orteront toute lsu9l
attention a ~satisfaire ceux qui daigneront les encou-
RACER. Pour plus amples fnformations, s'adreaser )
bord. Mars 81. -
DAQUEBOT DE LIE NLLE-ORLEANs-
IL Eft DE WASH1NGTON.-e steamship III
FUsEL1ER, Capitaine John Lyons, reprend, cettss
saison, ga place dams notre navigation, ct partira do
10 Nouvene.Orleans, MARDI, lie 3 April, at s heurese
P. M. lie Fuselier est I'M steamer de premiere class
ct possede une reputation CONNIE ateau sain, dams
tous les bureaux d'assurance de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans,
u est dune solidit4 ct dune force extraordinaires ct est
IN des plus fin marcieurs que nous ayons dams notfs
navigation. II a de bons amenagemens pour uns
passage, 6 piastres d'ici d Ia Nonvelle- Orleans ct viee
Agents, CHAS. DE BLANC, Nile Orleans. QUA : q
ANDERSON 4 THOMPSON, Washington.
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A V1S.-Tous ceux qui sont acquereurs a
a Ia vente des effets de Ia succession de feu MIC
decGdee, sont avertis que lie premier Placement sera
do lie Ter Avril, 1866, ct que s'ils v~eulent s'eviter des
frais lis viendront payer a echeance au soussign9, a
son bureau, aux Opelousas. Mars 81.
b DEJEAN Avocat de Ia gnccoea;on
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Washington, Avril 81, 1865.

A Wis IMPORTANT aux Actionnaires
~ du Chemin de Fer des Opelousas.-Le sous
signe, Agent dn Chemin de Fer des Opelousas ct de
IA Nonvelle-O Orleans, sera aux Opelousas lie Z ct lie 8
mois, pour recevoir la balance des actions dues par
les Actionnaires de la Paroisse St. Landry. Tons
ceux qui veulent s'eviter des frais feront bien de We.
MIR .regler aux lieux ct jours sus mentionnes. LIE
onzieme ct dernier Placement est echu lie Ter du cou-
rant. WIN. RORERTS0N AGENT
Opel0usas, IL Avril, 1856.
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r TOLEDANO 4 TAYLOR, Marchands
COMMISSIONERS, encoignure des rnes Saint
Charles ct Union, Nouvelle- Orleans.
BENZ. TOLEDANO. J. M'DONALD TAYLOR,
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THEoDosE s. ROBIN, Juge de PAX
dams lie Premier ACCOMPLISHMENT, Paroisse st.
Landry. Bureau aux OpelOueas,
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A NDERSON & THOMPSON, Entrepot
do Merchandise ct d'Expedition, Washington,
La, ayant complemetent installe leur magasin de de-
pot dams Water street, sont prepares d recevoir Co.
Melasse, Sucre, ct toute espece de produits ct de
marchandises que ION leur enverra pour vendre on
tre yendue en- commission parl ea capsienataire
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ner, mas point dams les circumstances nj par
les moyens don't Sc preoccupait Ia chanoinese.
LIE philosophe ne faisait d'embauchage qu'au
profit de ses idees ct dams linteret dune de-
c%ouverte qui devait inonder la terre de pains
de gruan ct de ruisseanx de lait. II WYATT dams
IN clel trop eleve au-dessus du, notre, pour Sc
llvrer gu commerce equivoque don't Eulalie
iaccusait. Personne, au contraire, n'etait plus
detache que lui DIES servitudes de l'existence,
CONNIE on pouvait le voir a ss hauts-dechaus-
ses peu hermetiques ct a ses has sur les talous.
Encore un peu dams cette vote, ct il e0t marche
vetu de son seul systemic, costume leger ct
unacceptable en- l'etat de nos meurs.
Son systemic, VOLTA on Trinchon s'absorbait
Jusqu'a reimbursement. II etait de cette race
De somnambules intellectuels qui dorment les
yeux %ouverts, ct dams leur reve ne distinpuent
rien de qui Sc passe autour deux. L'espece
aoonde de nos jQurs. Ceux-ci supprimeront
dun trait de plume les passions qui leur de-
plalsent, ceux-la les emploieront a des indus
tries dc lear govt par exemple, 10 paresse a Ia
peche a la ligne, lenvie a Ia fabrication des
petlts couteaux. D'autres front plus loin en-
CORE et sattaqueront a &c prejuge absurde qui
veut q's Ion ait quelque chose a sol, lie pre-
don't on herite, largent que Ton gage, Ia mai
son que Ton batit, lie frac qu'on endosse, Ia
montre qu'on %enfouit, de peur des flous, dams les
profondeurs dun gilet. Tous auront un petit
monde q eux, peuple de petits etres de leur
composition, m monde sccompli, e.ns vice nj
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II r DOCTEUR F. BURR, Dentiste, apres
vingt-cinq ans dfexperience dams So profession,
ottre ses services au public en- general, on lie %trouvera
presque tous les jours aux Opelousas, on a So de-
meure tout pres du village. Mars II.
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NHEODOSE s. ROBIN, Notaire Public
dams ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry. Bureau
aux Opel0usas.
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II JOufHaI QuOClult1, FubI1e
~ a Network, en- ~francais settlement.
Prix d'abonnement, payable d'advance:
I'm an. ...,.......$ 50 90 Trois mois ........$2 OO
Six mois ..........4 90 I'm mois ........... 80
Les frais de poste sont a la charge de l'abonne.
NJ. I. Valade est l'agent du " Progress" pour lei
0DGlnusas
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THEODOSE s. ROBIN, Avocat, offre SEES
J. SEES services q SEES amis ct au public du Quatorzi-
eme ct Quinzieme District Judiciaire. Son bureau
est aux Opelousas. Ayril 4.
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T1LYSSE GABEREL, E~ncanteur Publique
~ ct Collector pour la Paroisse 81. Landry. Bu-
reau aux Opelousas. Mars 10.
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A LBERT DEJEAN, Avocat ct Conseil-
Ter, Opelousas, Le., s'occuppera toute affaire
50 profession, tant dams Ia p~aroisse de st.
Landry que dams les paroisses avoisinantes.
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0NEZIME A. GUIDRY, Notaire Public
~ dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry. Bureau
aux Opelousas- Avril Z. u
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-04

John PAXSON,
wv. s. T. MORTON.
wv. BENNETT, Union Co.
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DIEpon Tuesday last. II his rssidsnee in this
CaARLEs ". STARR, in the e2nd ysar Of his sgs-
The deceased this place in the 1854, and
purchased the possessions o. Jeremiah Cox.
isal preprieors Of this city He has, from time time
made additions the plat Of the city and erected quite
large number Of buiidinss He Of great orig
na;y Of mind Of enlightened TASTE and mach intelligence
Highly for his social virtues and integrity he viii
long Be remembered sy citizens
On Saturday. assh ss ~ his late rssidenes in Nj
All county, Ind ELISHA CHARIRs. aged about -
or nervous fever. Logan Cass county Ind
TIE esh day Of <h month 1eSS ELy Wits Of Tobias Ju
ian AID daughter Of R>bers and Rachel Dsnd
in the 15sh year Of her ags-
The desessed has len large circle 81 friends
their lees, sos they those
hops She her LIE ~
sad in the hsss ossrai pssy sssg.sd and willing
eater upoa the rsAlisies Of the future
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LIQUOR DEALERS NEErINo.-A very large
meeting Of the friends Of free liquor was held
in Tammany Hall, New York. on Friday eve
ming. A large number Of officers were ap-
pointed. The resolutions are loud and strong.
The favorits orator was Capt Rynders. who
was called .or frequently during the evening.
and at last he came forth and signi6ed his OPP
position to the prohibitory liquor law passed
by the legislature. 1t appears that league
is being formed by the liquor dealers. to con
test the law in all legal forms. and to have it
repealed at the next session of the Legislature.
A vast amount Of money will be expended
to carry their point. 1t is said that in New
York city alone. upwards Of SAC. oOo, 900 Of
capital is invested in the liquor traffic. Cap
ital and appetite are strong elements for the
people in the quiet walks Of life to contend d
Rainst.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC ToLERArIoN.-The Superin-
tendent Of Common Schools Of Pennsylvania, in
. late report says:
''Of the TIVE schools reported BY that district
Il .. B<nxingse) enc 10 taught BY nuns or -Sisters
= they are called and - under the direct supervi-
aon Of tie priest Il numbers about seventy-6ve
Senals pupilA and tie teachers ere paid out Of the
public moneyA The eatirs community srs Ro-
nan CatAo6cs; and this achoel Is nothing less
than snAney. The directors viii not allew me-
to insPect these teachers. or to set . foot inside
the building O. sa any consideration Still they
expect aid - heretofore from the State appropri-
stiona Are they entitled t. il! Does eur eys
tenn recognise such sehools!'
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Washington News.

WAsHINGroN, April %.
The Union of this morning has long article on
CARDS the recent bringing to, and examination of
United States vessels, rs violation Of information
al law, an indignity to our flag and an aggression
upon our rights which will not be tolerated.
Com. McCauly it says, is not to make any agree
ment with the Spanish cruisers as to the right OF
search or visiting. but is to cay to them, you can
claim no right Of search, visiting or examination
of any vessel bearing our flag rightfully, upon the
high seas under any pretext whatever, in my pres
ence or within my reach. If you do, the act will
be done at your peril"
The Union then goes on to say that the Span
ish Government has the issue Of war or peace in
its hsnds and if it persists in aggressons war
is inevitable.
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Massachusetts Legislature.

The Hiss committee has resumed its in
vestigation in regard to the identity of Mrs. Pat
terson and other matters connected with the Nun
merry Committee, and its visit to Roxbury
Mr.. Day Black. i. the House to-day, submitted
preamble and resolution, concerning the invasion
Of Kansas by armed men from Missouri, and call
ing upon the Executive Of Missouri to prevent q
repetition Of the outrages; also, calling upon the
President to take instant and effective measures
for sustaining the sovereignty Of Kansas against
violence and pledging the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts,, to render the necessary aid to
tain the power Of the Governor of Kansas and the
people Of that or any other State Territory, to
support their constitutional rights no matter by
whom they may be iRfringed.
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JAMES AUSTIN,
JW1Ll1AA F. KING.
fSoLoNoN kEIFER,
GRAIN CROPS.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.

Referred to Executive Committee
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Bruce's New York Type Foundry.

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Il fonts 20 suits pure haseYs-
loo. 900 lbs Roman Type Of new cut;
50 600 =" Fancy Type,
10000 4" Scripts, Of various styles:
500 +" Gerosns;
5000 " Ornaments in great variety;
$500 Borders,
$1,000 4" feet Brass and Type Metal naiss, aai
ali tee novelties in the business
All the above Types are cas-, by s.ea. power Of he
new eonPesion Of metal peculiar To this foundry and
which is certainly superior any used bsfers
in Any psrt Of the world The unsanaied rspdisy in
the pTseess of casting. enables sail MORE
durable Tyres al the prices Of srdAsry ypss sshss
credit for cash
Presses, Wood Type, saA ell ether Psissine Masssi
ais except Paper and CArds-vhieh have f1sd qual
ity or price, fuTsishsl II Mscufaesusses prices.
The lassss speeinss Boob Of Ne Foundry y freely
siva 70 ell 1siasisg ssss he seesips a hy ssss
10 pespey posssge
y prissess q ssvspessss vAe sAsess - 1sAisA
this this ssss sAscs saoss
fore the hrst say Of July 1885, and tosvxa - zoe o
their papers, i'll - allowed their bills Il me nns o.
purchasing Eve times The amount OF ny -
GEORGE BRUCE.
ID CAaahsys street.. New Yesh
May {, 1855 W
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INTERVIEW BETWEEN Mr. MARCY AND THE
SPANISH MINISTER

INTERVIEW BETWEEN Mr.. MARCY AND THE
SPANISH MINISTER
We are credibly informed that immediately,
or very soon after intelligence Of the assault
made by Spanish cruiser upon the FL Do
RADIO reached Washington. Mr. Marcy had An
interview with the Spanish Minister. which re-
suited in an immediate and unconditional ad-
mission by the latter that his government has
been guilty of \ .respass upon our commerce.
and . promise to send instructions at once 70
Governor Concha. 70 see that hereafter no YES
sells sailing under the American flag. however
suspicious it may sppsar. shall be fred At CT
brought to. unless within nine marine leagues
of tho shore, which 10 the extent Of marine
jurisdiction conceded 70 all nations having .
sea exposure.
Such concessions were cheerfully made. as
We learn, by the Spanish Minister. and his in
s,ructions in accordance with them are alread
v. We presume, in the hands Of governor Con-
cha In view of this state Of facts. we beg
to ask. Why was Commodore McCAuley sent
of with so much parade. and why does the
Washington Union keep up such . perpetual
din? Is there . single question now in dis
pute between the two countries which Is not
in the process Of fair and speedy adjust
ment? We know Of none. and can only astri-
butte the noise and alarm which that print is
principally employed in manufacturing. to .
desire to reconcile the American people to q
war for Cuba IS the shortest way of getting
peace. It seems determined that the COM
mercial world. at least. shall have no quiet
until Cuba is wrested Eom Spain. and imag-
ines. perhaps. that we may in time become so
much accustomed to a state of alarm. Is to
find in open war An agreeable change.
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WAR.-The editor of the New York Her
aid. a democratic paper. the editor of which
was . Jealous supporter of Mr.. Pierce in the
election. thus speaks of the probabilities
of war. and Of the head Of the administra-
ton which he assisted in bringing into power:
We notice that our country exchanges
reach us full Of warlike NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rejoicing. others lamenting over the prospect
which they see before them. according to the
degree of pugnacty and the party predilec-
tons of their editors. They all think that
Mr.. Pierce is going to stir up = war with
Spain. Herein lies the error. No man &C.
quainted with the character Of the President
would ever believe him capable of going to
war with any power stronger than the late
free city Of Greytown. He is blusterer;
busters on all subjects. the loudsst when he
clustering. and is known At this day by many
the most thorough blusterer and braggadocio
of their acquaintance. All this noise Of war
is mere buster. If Mr. Pierce had meant
anything serious. is it at all likely that be
would have met the Peck Committee with
dourishes and wordy thunder Depend up
on it, when q man in the Presidents position
intends to 60 to wsr-to do An act, in short.
which may cost the lives of thousands of hi,
fellow eountymen. and the expenditure of mil
lions of money-he does not go about it in q
blustery windy way. He talks little and quiet
ly; and if people come to him with complaints
against the enemy, he notes them carefully.
but is much moro likely to grow pale, silen,
and thoughtful than to burst into . fury. and
threaten and vocifsrats. The men who bawl
and bluster back out in the end. OF these is
Franklin Pierce.
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NEW DAILY PArEh-The Cambridge City Item
IS now issued daily, on sheet about one fourth
the size of the Palladium, at ten cents per week.
It is sprightly little paper and its editors say
that its success thus far has astcnshed themselves
Should it be continued two or three menths with
out loss Others will no doubt be astonished besides
themselves The experiment Of publishing daily
paper has been frequentiy tried in cities Of Eve
lines the population and business Of Cambridge,
and in prosperous timss too, and the result has
generally been Suspension with loss in the course
Of few montha However. we wish our enter
prsng friends Of the canal city better success than
similar enterprises have received in other places
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CABINET FURNITURE.

iTHoMAs ADAMS,
3ALEx. c. Dull,
DAVID DKSwIDpIE.
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SECRET FOR THE LADIES.-Hev TO Par
sERvE BKAuTY.-Dont use Chalk. Lily White. or any
Of the soealled eesmetcs TO conceal faded ssow
complexion. II you would have the roses brought
back your cheek. clear, healthy and transparent
skin, and life and vigor Infused through the system
get bottle Of CAFtsE's Spanish Mixture. end sse
eorline dir sctions. II does quite ell
eats but il after few doses you Do find
health and besuty revving your step elastic and
the whole system invigorsted and refreshed like .
Spring norning then your case is hoPelsss and ell the
vaiuas le certificates possess 60 for naught Il 10
the grertest purifier Of the blood knova perfectly
hsxnless and at the time sfhe asie.s.
Sold BY Z. PorTs, Riehmond. ool-n
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My VoIcE y Still ron WHITE President
and the Southern portion Of his Cabinet seem
still determined to provoke . war with Spain, ho-
ping IN the end to acquire Cuba and for this pur-
pose have been concentrating troops under the
Petenee that they ars 70 be employed in restoring
quiet among the savasss on our Western frontier.
Col Benton has been making diligsnt inquiry from
persons well acquainted with Tie condition Of
shings in the West and finds that the Indians are
all at peace with the whites except thoss adioin
ing New Mexico. WHARF there has been Q var for
i've years. Col b. tAiaks that thsss troops are to
nc held in readiss0 for The war with which Pres
ident Pierce hspss 70 ignalss hi lbsble admin
lstration.
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~ Fhe whole Prsss Of PAiia6eifhia are gu, i. 1.
sf Hc9as3e's Gern.a Bitsers they precx,.a
by DR. Z VI IaSssns Wear slxa 70 rseorirhe a..
Of this valuable remedy for py.,ep.sa a. -.
leve il supplies . dssesra,Hm in the m eleat vs,fa
long needed The wYesehed imitaeoFs sad eou,,..
fsitars have withdraw their from the 60.
tes the public spared from the danger Of sv.
wing poisonous mixtures in lieu of the Bissers
-IHerslo.
FER sale BY + Porrs. Riehaona 2o-sv
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WAYNE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-In an
other place will be found the list # premums to
be awarded at the fifth annual Fair of the Wayne
County Agricultural Society. The list is lbe-
-al one, and such as should command the atten-
ion Of our agriculturists. And it should be borne
ID mind that the Executive Committee is clothed
With full powers 20 award premiums upon any and
ii articles that may be considered meretorious, il
rot enumerated in the list There il one item not
nuulerated in said list to which We would like to
al the attention Of that committee, and our Ag-
cultural friends Of the county, and that is "or-
hards.' A premium Of at least . silver cup
hould be offered for the best fruit orchard taking
ITO consideration the quality and quantity offruit
the manner Of caltivation-the profits arising
herefrom to be accurately and definitely stated
C. The fruit trade. Is assisted by our Railroads.
as become Of increased Importance, and is now
;orthy the attention Of the farmer. We have .
Innate and soil particularly adapted to apples,
caches, &c. and almost every variety Of northern
ruit, and we have some fine varieties Of most ex-
,ellsnt apples; but from the low price at which
his fruit has been sold for the last ten fifteen
ears. but little attention has been paid to the i'm
)rovement and cultivation Of fruit A liberal pre-
MUM would excite spirit of competition, or at
east attract the attention Of farmers to the sub
Get.
The Fair s TO be held at Centerville, and it is
designed to make it the most extensive and the
best ever held in the county if not in the State.
The time fixed is earlier than We have heretofore
leld our exhibitions and at . time Of comparative
eisure, except for fall seeding.
We ask the farmers and mechanics to give the
natter their early and special attention. Plant
your crops and cultivate them with q view to ex-
hibiton and for q premium. Let each mechanic
put up some of their best specimens of work, and
take il to the Fair. We also ask the women OF
Wayne county TO make up such articles as they
may see proper for exhibition. Neighboring
counties and Societies aspiring to rival US We
commend their spirit, and ask our people TO look
% their laures.
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Baltimore. May s.-Ths Mexico correspon-
dent Of the New Orleans Bee states that Santa
Anna is 30 seriously i'll that he is not expected
to recover He is suffering from disease in
his head. and lies in q state Of ssupor. Bad
news from the south it is supposed aggrava-
ted the disease.
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Philadelphia Municipal Election

Philadelphia, May 2;--The municipal cleo
ton yesterday resulted in . majority of one
hundred and fifty for the Reform candidate.
for City Treasurer and Commissioner. who
were supported by the Wings and Democrat,
against the Know-Nothings. The Select
Council will stand nine Democrats and fifteen
Know Nothings. and the Common Council
thirty nine Democrats and thirty eight Know
Nothings.
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PUBLIC SALE.

NJ ILL be offered Al pnbls sale Saturday, Nay
w 18th, nile north Of Richmond, the farm 81
VIM Bulla: One Bull, eight yssrs old; two two-ysss
old Colts double barrel Shot Gun, lot Of heavy
Wagon Harness; Parior Stove: CulsivatoSs; Plows
one OF two Milk Cows; five head Shoats sad varsity
Of other articles tedious mention Sole
nenee At ten o'clock, A N. Six months credit will b
given all sums Of Is and upvsFds under o, cash
o day of sale. D b GOLDEN
May :, 1856. 2o-It