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THE KNOW NOTHING CANDIDATE.

We took pretty full notes of Mr.. Shepards speech,
delivered here Monday last, AMI have referred to-
day to some of his positions. In next we shall
examine other points made by him, and expose the
unsoundness and the dangerous nature generally of
his present principles.
We take this occasion to say that we have had the
Measure of Mr.. Shepards acquaintance and personal
friendship for the hast thirteen or fourteen years.
We esteem him, and regard him in his private rela-
tops as gentleman and man of honor and no
friend of his was more startled than we were, when
we learned that he had abandoned Democratic prin-
ciples and consented to become the leader of the
party cabal of prescription intolerance and ven
peance But the fault is his; and our duty will he
performed now, aforetime, with purpose which
knows nothing of change OF hesitation. Men fall
away from the true fath or become useless to their
party or burden to it, debut principles are
immortal. With Reid, of DupGn, and others who
have arrayed themselves, fully and finally, with this
dangerous and irresponsible cabal, and against their
will 60 down politically to depth at which no hand
of resurrection reach him. This press
knows no man when its principles at stake.
The Raleigh Register, as we have heretofore stat
ed is cuiogizng Mr. Shepard in high TERMS and Civ
ing to him "a cordial support" In our next we
shall draw upon the files of that paper, and show
what it thought Of Mr. Shepard a0hen he De-
aaocrat By the way, what does our neighbor Mr..
Mler-who has acquired a new celebrity of late, as
the Norfolk historian of Sam think n0o0 of Mr..
shepard's "6iA for the relief Of the people"?
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STATE MEDICAL soc1Err:-This body, convened ir
this Town, at Murphy's Hall, on Tuesday last, and
was called to order by the President, DR.. John
Dickson, of Wilmington. DIR. Satchwell, the Sec
rotary, being absent by i'll health, his place was
supplied by the appointment of DR.. Hugh Kelly o.
Iredell.
The Convention engaged during the forenoon
of Wednesday, in the discussion of various diseases
and their treatments, and we have heard some OF
the members speak in most gratifying terms of the
information elected and the benefits which must
result from such an interchange of views.
The annual address, by DIR. Pittman, of Edge
combe, delivered at o'clock on Wednesday, was
OH the subject of Auscultation and Percussion as
means of diagnosis. 1t theme admitting OF
little interest except to the profession, and they
speak of it in high terms.
The Convention has chosen the following. officers
for the present year, viz
DIR. Chas. E. Johnston, of Wake, President
Drs. Whitehead, Gibson, Hanson, Hines, Sum-
merel Mckee, and Hadlcy, Vice Presidents.
DIR. Satchwell was reelected Secretary, and DIR.
Dunn reelected Treasurer.
A banquet was given by the Rowan Medical So.
cety to the members of the Convention, last night,
at the Mansion Hotel. 1t being out of our power
to accept an invitation to be present, we can only
say it is spoken of as brilliant affair.
Salisbury Wdtc}mdn.
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The Hillsborough Recorder differs with the Star
and Register with reference to the support of Mr.
Shepard. The two latter papers are for him as the
Know Nothing candidate; but the Recorder says
"the Wings, in this case, presume, aoa@ not an
teqJsre" This, then, confirms the rumor that Mr.
Shepard cannot even command the Wing vote of
Orange County. But was not Orange represent
ed in the dark-lantern convocation at Louis
burg? And if So did not the delegates acquiesce
in the nomination? If not then there was discord,
and Mr. Shepard is not the nominee OF all the Coun-
ties if SO, then not the Orange Know Nothings,
ninety mine hundreths of whom are Wings, bound
by their oaths to support hm2 And if they do not,
who according to their declarations will be per-
iured? Is not the Junior Editor of the Recorder a
Know NothingG Let us haze the names Of the DEL
egates-rHE PEOPLE WANT LIGHT! They will not,
they cannot, if they true to themselves, ake a
leap in the dark. -.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

PETERSBURG Friday 1 o'clock
P. NJ. 25th Nav
Alexandria, Henrico, Petersburg, Lynchburg, Nor.
folk and Portsmouth; but not largely; the Demo
Gratis have gained largely in Prince George, Din
widdle, Nottoway, Greensville, Amherst, Bedford,
and Prince Edward
Caskle, in the Richmond District, and Mison, in
the Norfolk, are certainly elected. Gov Smith is
elected in the Alexandria District by seven thousand
majority
The Democrats are confident Of Mr.. Wise,s cleo.
ton. we shall have returns from nearly the whole
State this evening.
The Know Nothings are said to have defeated
Faulkner, and elected Botelar in the 9Th District
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THE MARKETs-May 23.-New Orleans. Cotton
firm and unchanged Small sales of middling quail
ties at $40 SO $40 rs. Flour SO so So 81.
BALTMoRE-Flour less firm and unchanged. Red
wheat 50 30 50 60; White 81 Gu a So TO- White
and yellow corn 81 OF 81 Oe.
New YoRK.-Cotton unchanged Flour advanced
from l8 to 25 cents. Southern $ll 30 81 Is.
Wheat unchanged Corn easier Pork SITTER Old
mess SIG 70 new do. SIT 81. Whiskey dull
Stocks dull. Virginia 6s 81. Missouri 9I4 Indiana
Elves 81.
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TELEGRAPHED FOR THE STANDARD.
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

Wise's majority in Petersburg 49, Fiournoy's
majority in Richmond at o'clock, was 9I5; at
Lynchburg 4s2; at Norfolk $780, Large gains in
DlnWlddle for Wise. Democrats sanguine of final
LIZ Will be seen that Flournoy has made some gains
IN the above towns. This was expected, but his
gains are not near as large as the K Ms anticipated
Sans" strength lies in the towns; and the above
proves to our satisfaction that Wise is elected by
handsome majority.
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MASSACHUSETTS STATE CONVENTION Boston. Nav
23.-Ihe following amendments to the State Con-
stituton passed the Senate to-day Strike out the
WORD s0hate" in qualification of electors Another
requiring all electors to be able to read ALLOWING
one representative to each town, and one to each
capitol, instead of two
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
May 19-The General Assembly of the Old School
Presbyterian Church of the United States met here
yesterday, and the Rev. DIR. Rice of ST. Louis, was
elected Moderator. To-day the Assembly unanimous
~ resolved to meet in the city of New York May,
1856. ~
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A correspondent of the Buffalo Democracy says
that he will prove By afidavits that President
Fillmore has joined the Know Nothing. The Albany
Journal copies the correspondence Of the Democra-
cy, and reads the said Fillmore severe lecture.
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SAILING OF THE 1A!-BosroN. Nav 23,-Tbe
Asia sailed to-day at noon with one hundred and
eighty four passengers, all for Liverpool She takes
out 1888, 900 in specie
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MARRIED..

In Granville County the 10th inst. by Hamilton Hes
ter ESQ., Mr. A r. Montague Miss Elizabeth S. Andrews
daughter of Bartlett Andrews, of Raleigh, N. c.
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INFORMING SUN ACADEMIC. j. HORNER
I'VE PrinclpaL a. q. JONES, -Assistant.-The fall Sc
sion of this school the 1st Monday July next
The Academy is located in healthy and moral neghbor
hood in Wake twenty miles northwest Raleigh pa.
rental regard the morals of the pupils will exercised
Terms as heretofore
For particulars address the Principal Assistant at Fish
Dam, N G.
The Hon Sion Rogers will deliver address at tho
close of the present session the LIST June next.
May Is, 1886 Std
80 pirit Age and Register will please COW
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FOURTH OF JULY,

FOURTH OF JULY.
TEHHE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH ARE INVITED TO
n assemble in the Town Hall Friday the first day of
June next at o'clock P NJ make arrangements to cee.
bate the approaching anniversary National Indepen
dence.
WIN. DALLAS HAYWOOD hstendant.
Raleigh, May 22d, 1855. : STD.
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ATTENTION "OAK.CITY GUARDS"

%HtA YOU WILL MEET AT THE ACADEMY GROVE,
Yaassz9 THIS Saturday AFTERNOON, the 18th inst.
sl at So O'Clock, for DRILL, with muskets without
bayonets.
(By order of the Captan,)
CHAS. H. THOMPSON o. 8.
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I'D ESIDENCE FOR SALEM THE VICINITY
AA of Raleigh cottage residence. with every convent
for small famy-lot about in size-excel-
lent we'll of water in yard-shade abundance
will be sold good terms if early application be made
the Editors of the Standard This is good chance
the only one now in market in the City.
May 25 1866 Saw.
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THECK MARSEILLES PANTS.-5o PAIRS
" received yesterday by Express.
E. L. HARDING.
May 25 1855. So
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:" HITE DUCK LINEN PANTS.-I0O PAIRS
w just received direct from our Mandatory.
E. L. HARDING
Nav 25 $3.50 e.
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Masonic Notice.
"A ON THE FIRST SUNDAY IN JUNE NEXT,
w the funeral Obsequies William j. Nav will
w be solemnzed by Morning Star Lodge, No. SIS, at
the residence of Julius May in Franklin County, N c.
Members aud brethren of the fraternity generally res
pectfulIy invited to attend.
J. J. Q. TAYLOR, Sec'y
May -, 1855. std
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AIIENT1UN "1NUEPENUENT GUARDS"
AK YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO ATTEND
Ef8s9 meeting at the MECHANICS HALL, this
ASEA (FRIDAY) EVENING, at z o'clock, to transact
business of Importance. A full attendance is desired
By order of the Captain -=~s--
HENRY c. SMITH, O. s.
Raleigh, May 25 1855. 53-it
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EANCY CASHMERE PANTS.-WE HAVE
recently received quite addition to assortment
offne summer pants
E. L. HARDING.
Nav 25 1855. S.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-10
s O r A G. E.
The BROOKLYN Warehouse Company,

AIgters.
ITO MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS ON THE
i LINE OF THE OPELOUSAS RAILROAD.-The un-
dersrped have Immediately adjoining the Railroad, the
upper and lower s de. IS FIRE PROOF WAREHOUSES,
and l6 feet of Wharves exend along the River, for
the accommodation OF steamboats, and vessels are now
erecting Platforms and will be prepared the ensuing season,
to accommodate the bulk of $4,000 hogsheals of
Planters wishing dispose of their at this MART
can have the placed the Platforms and covered
with arpaulns or in the depots erected for said purpose
particular attention having been pdlu IN the ereco WIFI
regard to light.
They are prepared receive from the Cars all produce
consigned to them for sale tanshpment and to deliver
steamboats, barges and vessels free OF drayage or
EXPOSURE to the weather 1t is wish of the Company to
equal convenience of the ATLANTIC DOCK at Brook
lyn Composite New York; No charge to resse1s for arha
age and will guarantee reshp from said Sugar Mart at
as low rate of freight charged in New Orleans.
The act for storing in of high rates OF freight
and the great sdung oerpese to purchasers from the
Western and Northern Cities will cause produce offered for
sale command equal prices with that OF same quality
offered at New Orleans.
Persons interes ted requested to visit the premises
TARIFF.
SUGAR per Uhd25 cents from to Is days. or 40 cents
per mon h and q cents each succeeding month.
MoLAsSEs, per Bbls from to Is days; or II cts
per month; and cents each succeeding month
No extra insurance required if pafed on the platform
covered with tarpauns; if in the Depot or Warehouse, 1t
can be effected at the lowest rates.
Address THOS. ]. CASEY, a.. STANTON Co.,
No. 81 Camp Street, Comply r. GEDDEs,
New Orleans. THos. J. CASEY.
References by special consent.
Juan de Egana, Lobit & Charpentier,
Darby & Tremoulet, Wa Urquhart,
George Croutart, Cammack, Squres West
7. D. Deneere, F. Kennel Co.,
Clark & Mostly, Fellowes q Co.,
Br I'D & Landry, w. u. Hewes,
Price & Conve.se Augustin Thioaut,
Hewitt Norton & Co., Chas. De Banc.
R. Gedde<, Jno. O. Woodruff & Co.
J. w. Stanton Co. aug23-6m.
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6otrls, ST.
PRINCES HOTEL.

h large u brick building recently oceupiea by
Wakeman Smith, of Maronge and Levee sgi!;;
Streets opposite the Ferry Landing, and having As:A
made extensive alterations and improvements and gone
to heavy expense fitting and furnishing the hcase
has opened it as FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
The proprietor atters himself that from long experience
in managing and conducting of different Hotelsn the North
that he capable keeping the above House in manner
equal to any the United States Persons stopping at the
nv Hotel will find all the comforts of home, as the
house will be conducted principles before under
taken in Thibodaux.
The Proprietor wishes his friends and the public to dis
tecy understand that his House is open at all hours Of
the night as we'll as day. for their reception. There will be
on the Landing the arrival of each and every
Steamboat. to convey the baggage to the House.
lfeb17l J. w. PRINCE, Proprietor.
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]. LAMoUREUX, would most1r

q respectfully to epicures that ~ tho
he has made arrangements with Jones Express. rsst
opelousas Railroad to keep up regular supply Of srsu
clams croakers red fish, red snappers, pomPaho 0h,;m
sheephead founders crabs soft and hard snen sa,on
Persons who may wish any particular kind Of fsh -
or meats should leave their orders daily by b
at bis stand on the levee, near Campbell Co.'S ~"
viii meet with prompt attention. .,,orrrUY
je30GI ). j. La''o
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ARCADE HOTEL,
Magazine St. New Orleans between Graer and Natchez
r. s. MORSE, Proprietor.
RESPECTFULLY -
i informs his friends and patrons and the public F=a#n
generally that this well known and popular estab-
shment has thoroughly renovated the past season.
and throughout large extension OF room
has been obtained by the proprietor renting the adjoining
portion of the building which wlenabe him to accommodate
much larger number Of customers than last winter.
has been spared by the Proprietor to enable
him to merit continuance of the generous patronage he
has heretofore received and every exerion will be made
by himself and assistants to render the soourn Of his guests
not only comfortable but agreeable.
One great convenience attached to this Hotel, is
hat meals can be had at almost all hours fjan14.
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Wholesale Druggist and ApothecnrJ
RICHARD H. CHINN,

81 St. Charles Street, of Union Street. I'll
TorRous Row. New ORLEANS,
nFFERS to Planters, Physicians and Merchants,
" large stock of
FRESH MEDICINES, FRENCH CHEMICALS,
WINDOW GLASS,
PAINTS, OILS, AND VARNISHES, -
TOILET ARTICLES, ENGLISH and FRENCH SOAPS,
SHELL HORN, AND IVORY COMBS, BRUSHES,
FRENCH PERFUMES AND COLOGNE WATER,
CONGRESS WATER AND PATENT MEDICINES.
s- His articles will be marked and packed as to
suit the requirements PLANTERS and their assistants.
His terms and pr ces will be made satisfactory.
TO SUGAR PLANTERS.
RICHARD H. CHM, proprietor Of the "Louisiana
Chemical Works. offers to the Sugar Planters superior
article of I3i-Sulphite of Lime. sep11y
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GEORGE H. vINTEN,
DRINTERs WAREHOUSE
i No. los, POYDRAS STREET,
Between Camp and st. Charles Streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
Presses Types Inks Paper Card Boards and furnishing
of every description. Purchasers at this establishment will
have the advantage of being able Extra Sorts
from Nonpare to Plea, consisting OF Accents Frdctons
Figures, Leaders, Quadrats and Spaces, [80-3m.
Jedi. WATERMAN, cHAs. N. WATERMAN
j. WATERMAN & BROTHER,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
Corner Of Common and Magazine streets, NJ Orleans
"AVE ON HAND and are daily @A
l. Il receiving by foreign and domestic ar
rivals, general assortment of articles COM q
prising in part as follows:
Hardware, Cutlery, &C.,
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains. Scythes,
Carpenters Tools, complete,
Cooper's Tools,
Anvils, Vices Bellows
Stock and Dies, ScrewpIatee.
Gartlen Engines Pumps,
Ploughs Hay Cutters Corn Shelters,
Agricultural Implements
Mill, Crosscut and Pit Saws,
Ok Yokes, Bows. Singietrees,
Turning Lathes,
Corn Mills, Cob Crushers,
Hoes, flames, shovels and Spades
Andirons, Tenders, Shovel and Tongs,
Copper and Iron Coal Hods,
Single and double barrel Guns,
Coffee Hecas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs. Iron Bedsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES.
novlf-n Seines, Fishing Tackles, &C., &c.
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II. NATr4sE Il CO..
OK Successors to s. Mnsperedm d Co., OK
~ Condo street. between Main and Saint Ann, ~
NEW ORLEANS.
TOUSE FURNISHING STORE AND MANU-
IL FACTORY OF of Tin, sheetron, and Lead Works.
Importers dealers in Stoves Crates Cooking Stoves
Japaned Tin Ware Crockery Ware Glass Ware Britannia
Ware Hollow Ware, Table Cutlery, LAMPS of every des
crption, Lanterns, sugarhouse Lamps Copper Swimmers
and Ladies' Sad ons Ovens, Potts. and all other Castings
Camphine Cas- Lard OIL Linseed OIL Spirits Turpentne and
PAINTS Of every kind and qualy-the whole at very
duced rates.
Pipes For Beebes Patent Ranges For Queens Portable
FORCES For Spratts Lightning Rods. nov4-1y
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dhibooaaE Merbanifs, ST.

TI7RNITURE. ETC.-THE SUBSCRIBER
has permanently located in Thbodaux for the purpose
Of carving on the Cabinet Business and will always have
large stock of Furniture hand Also Looking Glasses
Clocks Mantle Ornaments etc., etc. Prices ow-ters ac-
commodating. .. huIt.s,
July t4-6n. st. Philip, head Oh Market street,
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COLEKAN'S PATENT UNDTLATORY
CORN AND CURING MILL.
PATENT ISSUED TO
WILLIS P. COLEMAN, New Orleans, La,
w October list. 1850.
J. WATERMAN & BROTHER, corner Common and Maya
zine streets New Orleans, AGENTS.
These Mills vary price from One Hundred to Four Hun
bred Dollars and will grind from 2a to 60 bushels Of meal
per hour.
The above Mills manufactredby the undersigned at
his mandatory, City of Jefferson, only ten minutes travel
by Railroad from New Orleans All orders for Mills left at
the Mandatory send by Mail the address of WILLIS
p COLEMAN or his Agents, will meet with prompt attention
and dispatch 7ERJLS CD ST. or City acceptance at four
or six months with interest the rate ofeght per
~ All Mills are warranted to perform the satisfaction
of the purchasers WILLIS P. COLEMAN,
ian7-1y P,ttea,tee and Proprietor.
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the best workmanship which is offered at LOWER PRICES
than can be purchased at any other establishment
WAGONS for Horses and Oxen, with Wood and Lon Axle
trees, made expressly for Cane Road and Plantation use
Cane and other CARTS for Bagasse Dirt and general
purposes. DRAYS for Plantation use, OK CARTS AND
WHEELS TIMBER WHEELS, of various sizes Jersey and
Baggage Wagons Springs, Trucks and Wheelbar of
all kinds and all other articles in the line, made OF the best
seasoned white oak with black locust hubs fully warranted
Purchasers will find their interest call and examine
my stock or direct their merchants to do So
N.B.-Also on hand large assortment of SUGAR and
COTTON PLOWS at low prices. oct6ly
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ROUSTAN G. MEYERS,


Successors to 0. Osburn Coz
A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR Spring and
n Summer GOODS, consisting partly of Bareges of very
rich pat Swiss Musns, gd and plain Jaconet do
fancy coors white and black Satin 81 ks;
Rich Striped and che ked Silks, black and fancy colors
IS Cameion Silks fgd and plain;
" Superb Gace Silks, do, do;
IS Gros de Naples do do do;
IS Satin and Silk Bonnets, style, and very pretty
Z" Straw Bonnets-plain and mourning;
Z" Marked Muslin Caps and Collars;
IS " India do do 90 do
Trimmings for ladies' dresses OF al kinds Linen Valen
cienne and other Laces and Egings Chmisees and Col
lars latest styles; Hosiery Gnghams Fancy Prints, Cur
and Furniture Cicoes Cottonades Plain and Twied
shirng Denms Camle JEANS and Domestic Cottons OF all
descriptions together with general assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Comprising Ladies' and Misses Caters, Bottles, Walking
Shoes and Brogans Gentlemens and Youths Boots Shoes
and Brogans; Negroes ditto. Also full assortment of
READY MADE SUMNER CLOTHING,
For Men and Boys, latest fashions
VERY,
Consisting Of Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens Bracelets
Rings Breast Pins Ear Rings, Cuff Pins Shirt and Sleeve
Buttons Treple plated Spoons and Forks etc. with full
assortment of the
LATEST STYLE HATS AND CAPS,
and general assortment Of goods suitable for the season.
which they will sell low for Cash, the usual credit.
Their goods all fresh and Of the latest styles and pat
terms and respectfully invite the public he ladies particu
lary to call and examine they feel confident that their
stock is of the richest offered in this market
March 81, 1855. Tl5-y] .ROUsTAN McEvERs.
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Bangor Housc.

T>HE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure in an
i nouncing to the travelling public and the citizens of
the town that has lately added largely to the accomo-
dations of her house, and now prepared to entertain
Boarders equal to any other house Thibodaux Her a
BILE is at all supplied with every decacy that the town.
surrounding country and New Orleans market afford Her
prices for transient boarding. reasonable
as the times will admit Of LIBERAL patronage is solicited
July I2-1v MRS ELvINA TENNEY.
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Th,bodaux and Railroad.

Th;bodaux and Railroad.
CARRIAGES, READY on the arrival of the
Y Cars. Distance, Four Mes-Tme, 90 to 80 Minutes
FARE EACH WAY. ..........................5O Cts
ALSO-Extras for the interior, and wherever wanted,
rpon anpcation to B. f. HOLDEN, ThibodauX.
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II
" stauch steamer CARRIER, j. J. feMH2nx~ a
BROWN, Master, H. SrREek, Clerk, will khrassS
leave New Orleans every Saturday at p o.. rsa4
O'Clock NJ. arriving at Lockport on SUNDAY
night Reiurnne-wil leave Lockport Monday mornings
O'clock and Thboiaux Tuesday mornings ate, arriving
in New Orleans Tuesday night.
AGENTs-A LAFOREST, New Orleans.
v. RICHARD, Thibodaux.
s9E- The CARRIER having been purchased by Brown
and Sreck expressly for tie Lafourche trade Merchants
and planters rely her remaining in the trade the
wear round. apll4
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Hnrses and Car

Horses and Carriages.
LWAYSin readiness, Horsesand Carriages. for trips
II to Donaldsonville, Iouma or elsewhere. whenever
there enough in number to justify. Also stalking
for horses-and alleonneced with the franklin House
by the proprietor b. F. HOLDEN.