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PHOTOGRAPHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS PAPERS
SEBASTOPOL is TAKEN !!
10000 MEN KILLED!
Attempt to assassinate Napoleon.

HALIFAX, September 27.-The Cunard steamer
America arrived at this port this forenoon, from
Liverpool, which port she left on the 18th instant
Her advices are consequently one week later from
all parts of Europe They are of the highest I'M
portance, as will be seen from the following sum
mary:
Fail of SebastOpoI.
Sebastopo has fallen.
On the Sth inst, after bombardment of three
days duration, the Allied army assaulted the city,
and after six repuses sustained by the French be-
fore the Malakoif, and one repulse by the English
before the Redan, it was taken The slaughter was
terrific. Two thousand of the English, fifteen thou
sand French, and about the same number OF the
enemy were killed, making a total of slain Of up
wards of 900 men.
The Russians evacuated the town, after blowing
up all its defences sinking the ships and firing the
town; thus leaving for the vctors nothing but mass
of Wondering ruins.
During the assault, five French Generals were
killed. including General Bosquet.
A large Allied force was marching along the
coast for the purpose of interrupting the reeat Of
the Russians inland.
The Allied Generals have orders to demand the
unconditional surrender of all the Russian troops
stores and defenses among the latter being incu-
ded Odessa.
The fruits of the capture of Sebastopol were an
immense quantity Of material of war.
Louis Napoleon.
Another unsuccessful attempt has been made
to assassinate the Emperor Napoleon.
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Terrebonne, 9th September 1855.
Gentlemen-I have the honor to acknowledge the re-
cepon of your communication of the 25h announcing
nomination, by the American party, their candidate
fill the vacancy in the Senate occasioned by the death
most esteemed citizen, the late Col P. B. Key.
This unsolicited and may say unmerited favor coming
from the young vigorous and patriotic American party
temptation too great to be resisted. Let us prepare
gentlemen for the approaching Our cause is just
our bond Of union is the love of native land Our
struggle may meet with defeat but the time far dis
tant when cause shall triumph.
For my part gentlemen whatever may be the fate of the
election, shall be proud have been the American
nominee for the Senate of Louisiana.
have the honor be, gentlemen your obedient SER
want, H. MICHEL THIBoDAux
Capt. R. G. Darden and Col. Jona c. White committee
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gIH A church in times gone by was place
rcsorted to by Christians to worship God But
how sadly have the times changed of late
These sacred temples are now places where
politicians resort to for electoneering purposes.
We suppose that they have adopted for their
motto, Better the day, better the deed" We
were glad to observe that among the candidates
who thus desecrated the holy sanctuary, we did
not notice single one belonging to the Ameri-
can party.
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SUGAR HOUSE BuRNr.-The sugar house and
purgery Of David Mcleod, Esq, short dis
lance below Lockport, in this parish, together
with about six hundred cords of wood, were
entirely consumed by fire on Saturday night
last. The blow falls very heavily on Mr..
Mcleod as there was not single dollar of
insurance on the property destroyed.
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b6- The critic Of the Union has been dis
playing some Of his learning in commenting on .
few topographic errors overlooked in correcting
the proofsheet Of communication, signed "H,"
which appeared in our issue Of Saturday last.
Our contributor, like ourself, makes no preten-
lions to education, and feels, no doubt, very
thankful, that the grand sapant Of the Union
has taken the pains to point out the inacu-
racies contained in his composition. For our
part we have just patronized friend Bennett, Of
the Literary Depot, for . copy Of 8 Parker's
Aid to English Composition" and shall hence
forth make it our study, which possibly may
enable US to keep from falling into his clutches.
As for "eette paaore Asaeros dya pas trop bisn
portante," we would merely state that ia all pro
liability it viii be alive, when the now siekly
looking Union will be dead and buried
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A3 Messrs. Derbigny, Duvigneaud and
Coumbs arrived here on Wednesday last, on
their way to Napoleonville, to defend Ameri
canism at the AntiAmerican Meeting, held
in that place, on Thursday last.
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LEPoLY's Day ScHooL.-Monsieur L. P. De
Lepoly, Principal Of this school, has requested
us to say that it is now in successful operation,
and no pains on his part will be spared to
render it one of the best in the country.
Children of both sexes are admitted to his
school, to whom are extended more than pa
rental care and solicitude.
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ANOTHER MAMMOTH AMERICAN BARBECUE!-
We understand that another grand Barbecue is to
come off some time next month in the Parish of
Ierrebonne. Great preparations are making and a
general turn out of the people is anticipated. The
following speakers are expected to be present.
Gov Paul 0. Hebert, Gov. A. B. Roman, Randell
Hunt L. Duvigneaud, D. F. Kenner 10. Nicholas,
Judge Cage and others. Due notice will be given
in time.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. lsae
We are authorized to state that Mr. RAsDs1I
HUNT will address the people at the following nsansa
places, On the days designated:
Monroe, Ouachits, Saturday, Sept Goth. ...
Farmerville, Union, Monday, Oct LIST.
Vernon, Jackson, Wednesday, Oct 3d.
Minden, Claiborne, Saturday, Oct. 9th.
Shreveport Caddo, Monday, Oct. Sth.
Mansfield DeSoto, Wednesday, Oct 10th
Natchitoches, Natchitoches, Friday, Oct 18th DO.
Alexandria, Rapides, Tuesday, Oct 18th.
Marksyile. Ayoyees, Thursday, Oct. 18th.
Opelousas, st. Landry, Monday. Oct 22d,
yermilionvile, Lafayette, Wednesday, Oct aa.h
St. Martnsville, St. Martins, Thursday, Oct 2atn
Franklin, st. Mary, Saturday, Oct. eth.
Thibodaux, Lafourche, Monday, Oct. 18th. !.
Mr.. Hunt, upon his return, will visit the ff''"
parishes, of which due notice will he gwen
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-09-29

FIRST PAaE.-We publish on our first, or
outside page, the reply of Col H. W. Allen, of
West Baton Rouge, to the Hon. E. W. Noise,
in the Celebrated Belcher Case. We particu-
larry recommend it to the careful perusal of our
readers
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B6s~ With the view of rendering our paper
of interest to our Creole friends, we will from
now until the election publish portion Of it in
the French language
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RSF There is to be an American Barbecue
at Cheg Bey to day. Messrs. Duvigneaud,
Derbigny, Harang and Williams, will address
the meeting. All parties are invited to attend
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HORRIBLE MuRDER.--We are indebted to
friend for the following account of an atrosious
murder, committed in the upper part of our
parish:
On Monday night the 18th instant white
man and woman were cruelty murdered, and
another miraculously escaped the same fate.
1t appears that small fiat boat stopped at
night in the Village bend short distance below
Raccourci. At half past nine O'Clock, four
negroes went aboard and asked one John Jones,
the owner Of the boat, if he had anything for
sale, who answered he had not-there being
nothing in the boat, except such necessary ar
ticles for their own use-they then boldly en-
tered the cabin where Jones' wife was, with the
person who escaped, John Goodwin, and asked
the latter to give them some tobacco, on his
refusal, one Of them knocked him down with o
piece Of iron and also the woman; they then
brought in the body Of Jones into the cabinA and
began to search the body of the womab for
money, stripped her and afterwards threw her
overheard. Goodwin having only been stunned
by the blow, saw what was going on but dared
not move. One of the negroes seeing his eyes
open said d-n him, he is not dead, hit him
again, which was done by blow on the fore
head with piece of iron; they then threw him
overheard, but having still sufficient strength
he swan ashore. H.
Since then, one of the bodies and the boat
have been found, both bearing evidences Of the
murderous proceedings. So far no clue has
been discovered to this bloody tragedy but
such deeds cannot long remain concealed.
Said John Jones was an elderly man, and
was said to hail from Arkansas.
rpo;nta |o,,r,da Ecb0
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EDIroRIAL CALL.-Through inadvertence we
failed to notice the visit Of our much esteemed
contemporary, Col. JOSEPH ErrER, Of the Ameri-
can Exponent in our last issue. The Col. we
are happy to note, was looking extremely well,
and in the very best Of spirits. He promised
to pay us another visit SO soon as he shall be
relieved from his present arduous duties, after
the 9Th Of November next. The Coils visit
among us was not without it's good results; for
his claims against his numerous patrons here
abouts were duly honered on presentation, and
many more had their names booked for his
valuable journal, which we are delighted to learn
is daily growing in popularity. It is now
published Semi Weekly in the French. and Eng
lish languages, and will soon have as large q
country circulation as any paper Published in
New Orleans. Persons wishing to subscribe
can do 50 by calling At the Minerva Office Or at
the Store Of our friend A. B. Raglan, No. s &
10 st. Shiip Street, who is the authorised
agent for Thibodaux and the Lafourche par
ishes. ss sa5s5 Il Y58 a S
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BI We call attention to the mercantile
card of our friend E. Olivier, formerly of the
house of Perrin & Olivier of our town. Mr.
O. has now established himself in the mercantile
business at No. 10 Custom House street. New
Orleans, where he will be pleased to see his
Lafourche friends, and to supply them with
such articles as they may wish in his line of
business. His assortment is one of the best
among the numerous jobbing houses of the
City. Don't forget the locality of his stand,-
No. 10, rue de la Douane.
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N9@ The store of Messrs. F. & L. Riviere, of
this place, was broken open on Sunday night
last The only object for which the thieves
entered was money; and failing to open the
"strong box" which contained upwards of
$1,000, they departed without at all disturbing
any Of the goods or wares. A bottle Of whisky
was all that the proprietors missed the follow
ing morning. Messrs. F. & l.. R. have since
removed their strong box to their dwelling for
safe keeping. The store was entered by un-
Ringing one of the back doors.
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D6 We are happy to state on the authority
Of our post master, J. Yates Bennett, Esq,
that We are soon to be favored with daily
mail pia the Opelonsas Railroad. This Is,
indeed, cheering news. . Come alonr, come
along, make no delay 4. 0 ss5s
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IA It has been mendaciously asserted by
the Anti Americans, that the Senior editor Of
this paper, in case of the election of either of
our candidates for Clerk or Sheriff, is to be
equally interested in the receipts Of both Of
said Offices The Senior takes this occasion to
state that the report is utterly false; and that
under no consideration will he have anything to
do with said Offices; and further that he solicits
no of6ce within the gift Of the people, other
than those he now occupies. The opposition
must be very badly OF for electioneering mate
rails when they have to resort to low, cowardly
lies to advance their cause.
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LETTER FROM Hon. J. M. BERRIEN.-A letter
from this distinguished Jurist and Statesman,
defending the principles of the American Party,
appears in a number Of our exchanges. Mr..
BERR1EN follows Senator BELL, in support of
the new Party, each regarding its principles as
conservative, national and just. The acquisi-
ton of such men ct moment when the
enemies of the American Party are writing its
epitaph, shows brilliant future for the good
cause. Judge BERRIEN was the U. s. Attorney
General under General Jackson, and for two
or more terms Wing U. S. Senator in Con-
gress He is one of the most logical men in
the country, and has been one of its most &C
legislators.
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AMERICAN STATE TICKET.

AMERICAN STATE TICKET.
For GOVERNOR,
CHARLES DERBIGNY
For LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
LOUIS 7EXADA,
OF Rapides.
For SECRETARY OF STATE,
ROBERT G.. BEALE,
OF East Baton Rouge.
For STATE TREASURER,
j. v Durable,
OF West Baton Rouge.
FOR AUDITOR STATE,
WALTER ROSSMAN,
OF claiborne.
For ATTORNEY GENERAL,
RANDELL HUNT,
Of Orleans.
For SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
o. d. SITLLMAN
$500 OF ouachita.
For CoSGREss-SEcoND DISTRICT,
THEODORE G. HUNT,
OF New Orleans.
For THE STATE SENATE
H. MICHEL THIBODAUK,
OF Terrebonne.
Parish Nominations.
-" 'e''0'''''"''"''' ! T. HARANG.
For Sherif-HENRY E. LEDET.
For Clerk Of the Court-LEUFROID DAUNls'
For Assessor-LOUIS E. LAMOUREUX.
For Coromer-JEAN ROSSI.
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THIBODA U x:
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1855.
~ II r Nj O v AL.-A

w II e NOV AL.#
The Office Of the THBODAUx MINERVA has been RE-
MOVED to the story Of the brick building occupied
by Messrs Campbell Co.. of Levee st. Philip and
Market Streets formerly known the Casa Blanca, y
where we shall at all times be happy friends.
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OPELousAs Observation-Disclosures important
link in this road is on the eve of being COM
pleted. We learn that the laying of the rails
on that portion between Tigervile and the
Terrebonne Crossing, will be completed some
time Turing to-day; and that train of cars
will soon go over the track to Tigerville. Our
Terrebonne, Bayou Black, and Attakapas
friends have cause to rejoice in the early com
pletion of the road-one month sooner than was
at first contemplated-and will now be enabled
to participate in its many advantages. The
Tigerville connection is an important one, as it
will secure to the road all the business of the
rich and growing parish of Terrebonne, which
will be no Insignificant item in its receipts
the coming winter, and for all time to come.
The Attakapas country will also be greatly
benefited by this connection; as we learn that
two steamers have already been chartered to
run from New Iberia, on the Teche, and connect
with the road at Tigerville, thus securing an
immense patronage of both freight and pas
sengers, especially during the low water season.
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A previous communication stated erroneousy,
that the Chairmen of the Joint Committee were
Messrs. W. W. King and W. W. Pugh. These
gentlemen were of the committee, and acted as
chairnen of said committee The chairmen were
Mr.. Louis H6bcrt of the Senate, and MIR. B. b.
SHINES of the House.
The Joint Committee very evidently desired to
present things in as favorable light as the evidence
would admit. The effects of the report was to
prevent the usual appropriation being made by the
Legislature. When such commentary is pre-
sented by the democracy upon its own mal-admin-
st!ation, how much it behoves voters to reflect
before voting, to retain in power, party so nimlca
to the interests of the State.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .2etsyl3;sm;u
wyswm, neutrality-suspicious. oil. leeeclnt
cl:im, trrttsir.; ,im1
s.mcwywyi, oesoctmlt Trap, uOnozusucsnoznmzoe
oohhzyloltru; Creole, aellwxrlddhhuz, saau
Yankee, ,motommr, aylazrldo, llapxllllcu, wpel,a
rretnlyzlsc, you, can"
The remaining portion Of the article just
referred to, relative to publishing Of the ritual
of the order, was appropriately answered under
the caption Of .Foreign Items" in our issue
Of Saturday last.
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Democratic Misrule.

"a Tax Payer" furnishes the following article
on the comparative costs OF the Judiciary system
of Louisiana under wing and democratic admin
istration
The Judiciary of Louisiana cost annually less
than 500, 900, when under Wing administration.
Under the democratic Judiciary law of 1916, the
number of Judges and District Attorneys were i'll
creased to more than double. Say from 10 Judges
and 10 Attorneys to 81 Judges and IT Attorneys.
The natural effect of which increase was to aug
ment the sum paid by the people of Louisiana, to
$1O6, 100, as follows:
For Supreme Courts So, 900
" District Courts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 63,500
+" Attorneys Observation-Disclosures. II 800
Attorney General g. 500
+" Reporter of the Supreme Court ..... $500
10 Lat aaaoaaln
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HUNT will address the people at the 70
places, on the DAYS designated:

parishes. Of which due notice will be gwen
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Appointments.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 4, ls'e
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Houses ano farms Wanre6.

DART of a geDteel HOUSE WANTED-In a
good peshborhood by Ameiic,n family Presbytcfan)
consisting Of gentleman wife srd two ehden-hse and seyen
yeaIs old Any respectable family having m,re room than
they need who DESTROYS OF educs their expenses and Sc
curing pleasant nehbos aud prompt pay can 90 by address
Ing r. p at this oce stating rent and particulars Refer
EXCHANGED
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GEORGE CooK, Asctioneer. c,coN

INTENSIVE SALE Of NEW and SECVSSD.
II HAND PURNITURE. slveiplsted and Carr a $500
PisDofort.s &c. on TUESDAY. 20 morrow 81 Ssssl:
BY SLOWER COOK, at their ssles rooms rr,nlsurs -
housekeeping articles Of s,sry de'sdri,a Rsssssss
elegant Rosewood Psror Suites, In rssee ssss srssh
Ciecks Msrts orasnsns on r.intios. asss IHy
d. fItepson p ing TsbIss Mahogany snd Oh nsrssss
Wssrobss Bedsesds o. extra quality hss,s ss 1870 o.
and wsshsisrds Hair Mattresses, PIl..s Am Cas-
oehsn Once snd Countpa rccA Ds.ls. g. Au.si 500
niiurs Of Tsor's Shop. Ceansssa Cutting ''''''
0.s Il ssSst. PYxkofoRrEs Catalogues '' The -
ing Of salA
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Uatrbes, Jewelrp, az.


WATCHES! WATCHES The Subscriber
w 10 selling all descriptions of GOLD and silver
WATCHES, at retsn lower than any house In the csy 40
FINE GOLD LEPINE WATCHES, holes tsweled. ..SG
BEAUTIFUL ENAMELEO LADIES' WATCuES..:,' -
sPLENDID ENAmELEO LADIES' WATCHES, With =,
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS full jswesd .::::....... g
BEAUTIFUL GOLD ESAMELED HUSriNG Watches. -
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS for ladies', nch engraved .
FINE COLD pUsTIN0 LEPINEs for Lsiss.......... 81
FINE GOLD HUNTING Detached Levers fulljeweed. "
SPLENDID LEVER WATCHES for Dsgue re otypes. lle
RICH WATCHES. which WHO'D up and sc, without key 81
REAL JULES JURGENSON WATCHES per- oo,
feet TIM r. ...,. 9S ~
" sFroND WATCfEs for timing hors.s... IS 70 81
" TFRs neIfSct l25 to 21
WATCHES which eight days with once -. 49,,
R,CH MAGIC WATCHES for Ladies sud Gen.
temeb which change into different watches lCo 70 l1o
GOLD ENGLISH PATENT LEVEHS......" 50 to 70
GOLD HUNTING-CASE English Patent Levers % to 70
SILVER EHGLtSd PATENT LENEks.,.... 10 20
SILVER DETACHED LEVERS........s...... 10
SILVER LEPINE WATCHES .....,.........
6PLENDiD GOLD and SILVER ENGLIsH PATENT LIZ
NFRs made by NJ j. Tobias and other celebrated makers
VERY FINE DUPLEX WATCHES, made BY T. y. Cooper,
Warner and ell celebrated maksrs
Cleaned and Repaired in the beat at much
prces All Watches warranted 70 keep sooa
time, GEO G. ALLEN, Importer.
Wholesale and Retail. No. IL Walln-,
Second hoor Broadway
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Removals.

DEMOvAL.-The undersigned, now reinstateA
H the old location No Isl Broadway. VII the exof
eise udsment 6r circles Of The trade -
desvor elicit continuasts Of the von Of bis numerou
psfrons under positive determination 70 adhere strictly
c.Sh ssles Al such moderate charges believe win
prompt ready seguissesnee e he terms . eooras tAss
No as BroAdvsv. 81 door shove the Aston Boosa
DFMOVAL.-A. d. GALE, Manufacturer and
III Wholesale Dealer In BOOTS and SHOES has removed
70 No "a Besknaa st. about three misutsS wak from he
Aston HOUSE. The trade generally y respectfully nvsd
Ell md s1smins A. D. GALE, Ne. u Bsssnsast. y. Z.
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A RARE CHANCE to BUY a superior Pl-
u sxo A. les, thar whoessie Cost Phes-Ihe SUB
.ss have a's rsss ..s.. 20 ssIes they vii
S,..b .re.t sacrifice Also. fell s,oisn-e. o, 81
Ell p .,is. Mode Msodson. De ssH', French H.rno
and r.hs's S;'.; S soRDos No % B,o.s
cpFIT CHANCE.-Grand Diagonal PA
a 0rosTy N elegant case fbsted all round oetsv,s
,..I.r nd v.rrsnt d, cost sia5 -i be sold f,r
$50 sce.gnt o. ~ beam ,.., prossr.y. from 10 70
O'Clock. = -, =, :, A. NJ
bacon d RAVEN, PIANO-FORTE MANU-
ID PAcrUaERs, $50 and i6l Cettrs.e opposite .sa. ~
every sqets facility our ssBuf.et e' are sn.osd %
Offer the p Sn.iis 81 tone ~@in.n.be snd dar.by
DARGAINS in PIANOS.-A 7-oetave Piano OF
ens ,on. rev ard van anted for 1885, f6i octave d.
40 fcr si75; for $40 for Gle Also one OF GoeTs
W,"b,. Cbsns Csns SAFE sesins Machine. Paintings,
ks &c, very low soIsse 'po es'n - s., ., so,,
NOR SALE-A $500 Rosewood PIANO, in use
i but f.v ~eehs, with guarantee Of m,f.u, eau be
Io5 BIeecker for 300 The owner srecent
widow obliged to 40 to her fietd, Enssns sna neeas
TIE money. For sale. also tao Landscape fhnnnp oJ
v.,,er.
HTE, NEWTON & BRADBURYS,
IL PIANO-FoRrE hANUPAcTuaERs. W.Iei SoIa
No 4sl Broom Of ore block east OF Broadway, NeF-fof
Sole tsern Tor the celebrated organ M.loeeon
DIANOS-PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
The largest assortment In the United state. eomPrrns
tbs. Of tee asse sss PIssos .ns Horse. w.ts.
mossrp Improves PIANOS MgLoDeONs fo@ i've dter
snt msnuf.eto,-s HOe.cf WATERS So sro.aw.y.
OIaNO- FORTES "A fine assortment of new
PIANO FosIEs Tor :e ese.P ,or s oOs ehs.p
s ,issifss q sa eS'G, ctvaTSes No &c saw COR th
DIANO.FORTES.- Several second hand Pl-
AMOS 10 sood condition. and very dae tone Tor sale yer.
Tor tone and worb msn.bp. JOHN WAKE Co. Manu-
aetnIers. No Barclay near Gie.nwieh' -
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frenfb China, Sc.

FRENCH CHINA TEA, DINNER and TOT.
Il LET-WARE-In full sepsrs.e pieces white. gold
edged and decotsdi Eat Gs Water Gosets Wine Gssses
Tumblen Dbhes, Deeantsrs, sstesllsD PArsn Marble,
Statue Vases he great variety The French Porcelain
Ware sold almost ~ low the common Enelh Ware,
which puts within the Of all hoaseteeps Desen
Porcelain Ware Ne citizens and invited cal
and examine CHARLES AHRENFELDr, Ne Sc Msiasar
lane up stairs above Wnde's House furnishing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
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"A PROVISIONS AND FISH,
No. s28 WashiD two doors above Bsrclsya ~ T.,
Offer at Who'll. sale,
VERY Low FOR CASH:
Mess Pork Nackerel, large Is, Green Teas,
Mess Beef Nsckerel, md 3. Black Teas,
Butt Pors Picked Nhtef.h, Lamp and Sweet OIL
Runp Porl, Pickl.d Codhsh CIDER Vinegar,
Smoked H. ms Picked S, s6sh. fellow Caudles,
Smoked shoulders Picked heirings, sper N Candles,
Smoked Beet, Dry Goldfish. Sal Soda, Soap,
cues Salmon. Smoked Herrinzs, Starch Stlerttus,
mild ch Salt sacks and bags, Twiaes and Wcks
Butter tubs aaisiLs aud Apples Straw Tea Pa