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AMU y EN- Il rs.
tiOnaI Theatre.

ADJUSTMENTS.
National Theatre.
Lessee manager HENRY C. JARRETT.
Also Of Museum, Baltimore.
stage Mr. 1sffEasoN.
Third Dramatic Entertainment.
No charge for
The box book open Tuesday aad Wednesday, from until
o'clock
ea, pleasure announcing appearance of
Miss AGNES ROBERTSON,
The fairy STAR mpersonaons
stamped finished cmnedenne Of age and
previous in this created Juror nnpara
bsrionic This distinguished
acressa appearance in Washinesonis is
LIMITED TO THIS NIGHT ONLY.
Miss Robertson in sr characters.
Miss Robertson in -four songs
Miss Robertson in three dsnces!
WEDNESDAY EvsSiso, ooTopsa II, 1885,
Win be presented comeds never before performed in ,
A CAT CHANGED 10 A WOMAN.
In which Agnes Robc,n, Jefferson MIR j. B. Howe anil
Mr.. Fills will appear
Aner which burlerta expressly
Agnes by autio A.
surance," cnliued
THE YOUNG ACTRESS.
Maria the managers daughter Miss Agnes Robertson
As ia whiei. sae VIII sing Ali round my true heart
melody asss.
as sh .s viii "s'
Highland stratlispey.
.Ms Agnes Robertson
ring celebraed ballad
The Maciree, dance panxy O'Raferty
the "Tatther Jack Welch.o
Tho entertainment with por farce, ps
formed orytwo nshts last season at the ta'e Museum ca
titlod
AN ALARMING SACRIFICE.
BOB Ticket. MI isnefsoh
Sussn Swecsapple, her fret MRS J.feson
"
For particulars small bills of The day.
The fourth dramatic entertainment will take plac. Weines
day, October 21th, 1855 Oct 1927
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Nasal Intelligence.

New YonK Oct. l5.-The United States soop- -ofwar
Saratoga from Boston, and the gate Potomac from Port
land, arrived here yesterday.
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oeta-eodals
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
STATE DEPARTMENT

General Land 0Tce.The Tort Lane Reserrdfion.--The
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office has issued
Instructions to the register and receiver Winchester Ore
gon Territory from sale entry about section
Of land Rogue river opposite the Roguever Indian
ervaton Immediately surrounding Fort Lane, Tor m
tary purposes.
Deoth-Mr George a. ID. Clarke, assistant to the disburs
ing clerk of the Interior Department, died Sunday
ming, the 14t nst aged about forty two years. His
mains will be buried this afternoon in the Congressional
Burying Ground Mr. G. has been faithful and efficient
clerk for tho last 6yc six years.
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Launch of the United States Frigac Wabash, at PhIa-
deiphiaWe learn, inqurug the Navy Department,
that the United States gato Wabash will be launched
at Philadelphia on the oath inst.
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French generals led their troops in person TO the assault
OF the Maakof the English generals safely lodged
in trench where they witnessed the humilating repulse
at the Redan The London Times correspondent writes
About the hour General Simpson and staff moved
down the Eecond parallel of the Grcenhil Battery Sir
Harry Jones i'll to hand ioat nevertheless in
sisted on being carried down to witness the assault and
was borne to the parallel litter in which he remained
till all 1t was, ha.c said, bitter cold day.
stranger would have been asonshcd at the aspect Of
the British generals they viewed the assault The COM
General Simpson, sat in the trench with
his just facing the cold and dust and his
cloak drawn up over his head protect him against both
and Sir Richard Arey the quartermnster general had
a white pocket handkerchief tied his cap md ears
which deracted somewhat frou martial and beligeren
aspect
The London Times ia clamorous for the recall of Gen
Simpson consequence Of his manifest incapscity 1t
concludes long article the subject follows:
If the nation is preserve its rank in Europe, there
be delay in giving greater efficiency to the army
by placing over il men Of adequate capacity. Engshmen
hardly appreciate how much their military reputation has
suffered in the eyes OF the world in this triumphant
campaign Their fame for personal courage is high
but how their should select such for
hirh commands and how the free British people should
anesce in the choice is the wonder Of foreigners The
Russsaas sag army Of hons led on 5y II the
country is to end this with tho reputation Of forty
years since be content with the cbivalry of cap
nins aud euenans the stubborn courage of tho High
ands and ConnauQh. We have wish to rival al
es in the number Of their troops content TO ad-
nit that in all joint operations their share in the tolls and
Qlories of the war be the greater But what the
British army should be enabled to do well Little
s gained by placing aged officer of high standing
troops aud keeping up aectation OF perfect equal
y the Frcnch from superior numbers do nearly oil the
work of the siege while The small part allotted to The Eng
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FRANCK TAYLOR
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n GIBSON's Drawing ana Painting Academy, " mo
is now rcopened for reception Of pupils he ~
branches are Landscape porai ana immature pf
in oil and typographical, srchtccturs
aud machinery drawing perspective nsd skscpng from
frtA- iws
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AVIS DETECTION.

IN VETU dun proclamation issue de
Il SON Excellence. PAIL o. HE2ERT. Gnuverneur
de rs.tas Is Louisiana. pot mt Il date du 20 IN ct
- deS election se:unt dams Ia Pa-oi>Se Iefre
b,are IL Ter Lund de Nuvelbre, A. d. Ic3o dan caa-
cum es lie la ite Paroi>se par les Ca-
daement Qualities dams e. pour saaeun &C.
dts embellishments detusS Aeures ~ M-' 0sioes
heures 7. NJ. Pour Eltre-
10 tn RepreSentant du 2eme District Congressional
cor psee de pirte de Ia vile doreans en- hau
de Ia Gu Canal, comm CONNIE 'e premier ps.ilci
District No. l. iass Ia willie de LrfaYetie ct les par
Kisses de Jefers,n ST. Charles. So Jean Baptste, 81
Iacnuss, Ascension Assumption, Latourche, TerIe-
bonnie. 81. Marie ct St. Martin.
Fiat pour sefvr e de quatre ans, ct atien.'u
que in lpi ornne eli c,ion lie me me jour par ie
voanrs QUALITIES de fEtat pour eiire un de
Fiat. ct I'M Advertisement pour &c 'esie NC 41A''
90 Tn Tresorier de rEtat, I'm Audileur des Complies
Pu,,Ges Ct IN Sureniendsnt des Eeees Paiiiaes-
rhaeun desoues evant tenr office pour lie erme de
eux ans usqua que son sseu' ait etc dueen'
Unstable,
rar "A nor; de L'Ion p g. hey, dams le District com
rose des paroi>ses Assumption Latouche Ierfebonne
so I'm rsprssenran. &c fafois.e, So, p-.,.s., Ind.
claire compose des parosses Assumption, Lafourrhe ct
Terrebonne-
Co. IN Sheriff ct IN Coroner pour servr pendant deu1
annees
90. On Assessor de Taxes.
1Oo An, nj lie JUICES de Pax serons eics. dans ehaue
reimbursement DIES diierentesp ROSES, par les votsnt
auaIitees residant que lie peupe des ds arruadisse
ments ont druir PSF la lo DEERE des membres da !nr
de Pc ice nrais dams les arrond ssement on un'
Vile ineorpree. Hne vile consenant tis cent hAo'
| t.nts il Y sera eiu deuA Juses de PAX
1lo Tn Constable pour ehaque reimbursement ae'
differences Paroses qu devra srsr durant ceux annees
I2o Et attic du vi Ia hi nj ordohnee que ~ frefhie
Jour de feIec,ion sepere une billie sefsit ouseste
ch I'm de. ieus feieetions dams FEtat
stsb tar Ia oi lie DE lie voix es votan
| oasEiiees de Eat. pour eeaue lie enhancement a
,;s.. an gny err eueas de Baton Rouge Ia Nouye.le
orleans ct eaqne persenne vosint oa consre cevr
| ie n,ensonnef ticket
LIE scruu seaa oayet Ia surveillance 0es commis
.air-< de L, parose Terretonae- aatr
avis lesque,s devront uansHetre les refours de ia
f! slectioa au sou.ssne commencement Ia ioi.
| - JUSEPH A. GAGNE. Sheriff.
| ponm. % Aout 1855 ins;de.f
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ELECTION NOTICE.
DY VIRTUE of a Proclamation issued

ID his Exceileucy. PAUL.. o. HEBERT. Governor
Of the St ,e Of Lous bearing DAT JAY - 1850,
rsrti,n- " III m held in the Parish Of iereionne 90
be FIR, Non,.sy Of November u. IS5. Il each q.
hs respective precincts nj said Parsi by the chni-
81 ners duly qualified in and 10. each OF the saft WARDS
,,ars q ea.iork A to oc ock 7. NJ To esect--
tine Representative from, the Se.lHd tonrre<s'oret
MIST 4seI composed that part OF The city q New Vt
above anal street. known as the hEss pstrcf iS
,rirr h t,,r,uertv the c,e atayetis and the Par
shes OF Jefferson Chare- s. John the itaptssie -
tarsS Ascension, Assumption, Laodfeie iefe9oh-s'
u, Mary aug st MARIN
IN serve FIR The term of fsa. And heEets Is
also pr.,.aed by that there shiii he sifs'i On Inc
same sy byhe qualified voters hr"rs tie Staie
secretary Of ~ tie Attorney General Sd serve
f.;r the term ef four years.
z 4 STATE Treasurer Al. Auditor Of Pubic Aecounts.
and sroer,rten,ent of Public Eis atom, each of which
shall old their office Of years. and until
their .uccs duly insciled-
l. Seaa from the District caHlposed al the parsn
80 of ASSUMPTION Laiorrche n Terreosnne To I'LL the
une sples. term II Hen. P. B. Kew, deceased
s. oae rali h Representative
One District Attorney for the 5sk Iusieai Hs.rct-
eoposed OF the parishes Assumption, Lafoufcae and
Tefrehonne.
!. Clerk ,ae Caust serve FIR the term OF four
she. If and Coroner, serve for the terra o.
wo years.
IN As r,ny Justices OF the Peace shah Re electe m
each Ct the several wards Of the Parish. b. tie qua! ned
yters sdent. OF The ward tue people OF sach 81
the wards respectively are now enstihd " as 70
members o the Pe Jary. but in iose warts N VIII
there ioco-ror ted town. town ecas aiming thfer
hunered inhabitants shall be eecte tive Justice.
! OF the Peace. =
III ,,,, cn,s.sbe for each of the several wards of
/ tine parish 70 serve for The term II tvs years
I. And whereas. Is provided by Az that on the nss
fay OF the next .t neral elefttn p II sa ne cehea ~
s,rh ~ toe essto1 prr.acS in Stale, row e-st-
lisbe Inv Law for the purpo-e of receiving the votes o
the anal fed voters Of this STATE fer against ihe reno
v n m. Seal III overument the tnwn OF BATON
Ro,ye 70 the city OF Nzr Orleans and that every quail
ned voter voting asrinst the renieva ,na RAY
written on mis- ballot the words = OF hea.ess ne Dc
i, fave, Of sych renor al and the werc> sns; heais
| val'ff he eppcseit- .r
I rhe Co,nsis ioaers az Fleet Of the Parish OF Ter
.sbanne vl uerintend said eecten Within fnrthe ~
tsce .nI make tue re- urE 10 according 10 law.
| JOSEPH A. GACNE. Sheriff
| Roar,a August %. Is55-u7-tds
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
'CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish o.

GTATE OF LOUfSIANA-Parish OF.
~ reresnune-Fifh Juscis District Court se.tin: in
and for Il Paiish i, rresolne.
D. H, Holmes, 80.
John Cnberh Id.
Bv virtue o wri, Of Feri 'Facies to directed in
the above entitled and numbered by the honorable
the Court Rave seized, and WI cd for sale At
pa Bile aucti The Court House doos Of sd parish In
Houma, on Saturday, the
9th Day OF October, 1855,
between the hours ef II 4. NJ and 4P. NJ the following
described property belonging the defendant John D.
Cumterfe d. to-wic
Lat OF SECTION No. = in township No. seventeen, range
sixteen exs. bounded above by nd of T. Luke and bel
BIZ land Of Randall ming ore hundred and nifty
four luU acres tag. ter with al the budrgs and ini-
prpyeueufs thereon hein., or thereunto belonging.
TIE foregoing sale x take place to sly the judgments
with the accumulated Interests and costs In the above
titled cause
rxzxs ~ SALE-rw I've months credit, the purchaser
e. ing uuired Civ. bond aod good security with inter
bss The day Of sale n the e OF eignt per cent
JOSEPH A. GAGNE, Sheriff.
Houra, Sept 4, 1858.
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NEW CARRIAGE SHOP:
EUIFORD& BROTHER having CO

menref the Carriage Business in al its branches n
the Shop Iaekson street neat d. or tn ire Aet~s'
church. Thiho.laux, are prepared TO manufacture
Bussies, Carriages. Rockarays d S"Ikies
in any and every style also rea ing done Persons de
81 ing ANYTHING in Their iae would do vel to give them
cali All NO suarsnt ed "a give sal sfaction
3 L r tender :hes hacks the citizens OF As>una-
on Ifourche and Teeaonne f.r the haeral p,tronase
hey have extended them since the ast TWO year that
thai they BE-. engaged IN the aaove susines, anu
hope fer a cont naarre Of the same
THY have aiways on hand Csraces. Rockaways, Bug
se< and Sukfes, HarreSs Whips. Fy-net ing Sc, Sc,
Of Their own ing the workmanship u which Is
always gurran.eeL
They are wiling 10 trade very iheral terms fr cash
or cd paer Al irs .ne at easlnaLe rat ), snd
TULFoRD h BROTHER, jackson Street.
TLibodiux. August %, iS5ott
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VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANE.-Par-
II osse Terrebanne-Ceur du 5eme District Judiciaire
siaseant dams ct pour Ia dite paroisse
D. H. Holmes,
". No. 1888.
John D. Umbertieid.
En- vertu dun order de Tieri Facias lances par 10
sus te cur eseant ponr IA dte ct moi
addresses dams ahre cides.us ntu.eees ct numero
tee. Jcrirsi pubqae, su derner ct plus hauf
enchsreseur h mason de cour dams Ia vile de hou
ma, lie
Samedi GENE jour dOctobre. 1855,
entire de II 4 NJ and r ~ Ia propriete q
apres decrite ct xpecifee savoir
LIE LOT on sect on numero sert dams e Township nueso
dix sept Range seixe Est, eue est borne audes-
sus par les teres r. Luke ct aues par cees de
Md s Randall Gentleman, cent einquante quasre tl-ie
acres ensemble aver batisses ameLos7ione qui
sy truuvenf qui appastieunent
La i,e lieu pour satisfare anx JUDGEMENTS
aux nterets Ct fas des deax aires
lees.
rRRnrs Ds Ia vExrK.-Doaze mois de credit L'sche-
teus devra dnaer og iiion bonnie securite tos
sapt hvit poar cent d'inte ret dennis vente
Joseph A. GAGNE, Sheriff
Houma Septembre. la65.-fds.
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Day school for Boys.
THE SUBSCRIBER takes pleasure

Il announcing to parents and gu~rdians ih-t ne "a
purchases Mr. j. j. Gardiner, the unexpfea ease Of Inc
P,r n Scho,I Hnu<e, situated in Tnibozux where ne
viii coatinue his schsol for the future HIS charges are
tsilnws; =. IA
t.or the regular English course, Fer month"; w
Foe each aalditiona language. per M nth--.- -
Arrangements have been made to accommodate thoSe
fr,m dstanee with good Bosr,itIg at reasonAe ratss-
For further intNnsssion, sPpy II the once Oh 'Ae
Otaax Minerva, ~ to
CHARLES SCInEFEpSTErN. PFinedE1tH
Thlpszux. July r., lssi-in
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DRUGGIST, -

HUI Nh,
"HERE may be found a full assert
w us,,ofGESt5iSE IMPORTED MEDICINES ant
ali the d pulsr fatent MeSiisines IT The day
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NOTICE.

Ndiee is hereby given that II is the in
tessioa ct the Undersigned TO apply to the
selt krn Of the District Court in this
fsrish or the emancipation Of the Slave
FLORA. aged abant 40 years, with per-
MISSION to remain in the State of Louisi
asA u accordance with an act Of The
Legislature, approved March 18th, 1855
esfi'led An oct relative to Slaves ant
Free Colored Persons. No. $685.
hoUxA, Parish Of Terrebonne, Sept
tnber Is, ls55.
rOYJS pOTrpCC0J1
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Saturday the 9th day of October, 1855.

he+xae, II O'Clock A. " and o'clek P ". the follow
No described property belonging Niguerie to wit:
l. Three cert in lots ,ua ed in tbs Par ST. IN The town
OF Huura and e i.nat ia the plat ef SAIL town oil u
m, ~ rs ~ = and 20 measuring all ghty trout
on The " nth he No. u having depth a iaifeet ecu ii
Il the Easts d Westiae Lot Na- :. hrviag d pt IN
tho IVES, line II las feet. and eft 50 eei the East line
~ Va III nav nr Il tn OF 50 feet the West lire TO-
yeth.r y h all the Engs ard Improvements thereon
crrrrin tract o. parcel Il and belonging t. j. r
yi.n;-ie Co tuated in this Parish tie LEFT desend
ing nix Of Rayou TerrvbEne suring in dh 5uieet
front with the dep of pent, o. such depth a. sur
yey call, tur-boudsi above ts nd OF Mathuiin pire
ara ;etov Gy l. nd Of z BROW the acquired by
yisuer Z & Co., from MsthGrin DapEe- ty IN act
nssset before LetI.rc Recorder Of said PARISH, on
the I0th day of Afril. 1850
AMI costs of suit in tn shavf -sse-
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Twelve months credit
the burcha being relu red to give hond ard god secu
tv i'm interest from day of OF sight per
cent Z u u A1SE., pepaat eaeiiii
Houma e-teulber s, 1S55lds.
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Thihodaux Home Academy
ERysoN BURROWS. A. B. Principal
INSTITUTION will open on

1 -, ysnl, the It'll, September, acd continue Ten
o,,hx * i, de>irab tn Students he present On .
6r,, ,.av If the term Pup l.. haweVsr VII De
t.nv tine asd Oh .rged acecf'nsly- rms >e - ,
md 70 a. spare stEi.eIEs hy ii ea the.ohsh- an
nesrt; education fsr College. o. any etnsf sassf "
If .ss n.a comprising coup.t. pregaraterE ensifse
- al. cal nd Mathematician. P toas Ray ft>s
.a .h., IN earnest aad per>ever efioEt w'h lie
,,,a. 10 eaI iTatethe hed heart a3d hant-io tfa o
81 r;ns trr Iiz.Et good anil u=eia meE-tn give sHe
.,rxy,Ts OF PERFECT education
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Ner Orleans, Opelousas. and Great West
ern Rail Road.
open TO BAYOU. LAFOURCHE
" CROSSING, Sc miles, for Passengers and Freight
Trains vii run daily and frun Lafurche eftesns As
follows:
Summer Arrangement
LEAVES AIGIERs at o'clock, A. NJ. and arrives at
Iafourrhe resting at II O'Clock, A. NJ
RETURNING leaves Lafourche Crossing at O'clock. r
n. and ami. e al AIgier. O'Clock, r. H.
Special Train.
A SPECIAL TRAIN viii leave Algiers every SAIUkDAa
AFTERNOON, At O'Clock, and returning on MONDAY
NORNING-le4vfnx the Crossing .t O'Clock, A. M
arriving 1t Asgieys at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
HxcrRS1f,N TiCKETs 10 60 and return the game day
VII be issuesi every day, ~ follows:
To Rayou des ALIENS nds.. ...V =
To Eafeurche Crossing. %
Jusyl9-n A. d. SE0Ek, nc ftesioe A.
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