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HOTELS AND SUMMER RETREATS.


nELANCEY H0usE-DELANCEY HOUSE no 79
IL Broadway, corner Of waYcrey place toppose New York
H0tlt having been recently Geeoln.d psiniri
prepared 70 furnish IA su single, with private table
reasonable AZ cher first ciAss ho'si H. 8 EfDbEL
HoLDRIDGRs HOTEL. 757 AND $50 BROADWAY
IL Handsomely furnished airy and neatly krpi
car now be obtained. With without board BY The meal dag
o. week served IN dining private e
ale ssms Rooms rent IRON 2. % 50 per weck No cs
NoTICE.-TBE PROPRIETOR on RICHMOND Hull
~ Enel snien 1ssand begs inform TIE pub,t htt tie
house VII BE Kept for The 81 parties
ing the ssad d,1ing Tie sl bosrd VII be weck
W. BaLedicts rore. No Wall street New YORK rhe PIr
nond stage yaf.terb's landing meets The ami ococ.
boa, in The morning. and 3 and O'Clock IN evening
J. =. kiiIsETT.
VERY sUPYRIor ACCOMMODATION FOR FAMILIES
and single pcr~na he found At the Brcsoor H0a-e
Fh rsghth rscs kept upon the European
plan. Rooms o1rea a. fecct rates from he prizes o.
last season ALBERT CLARK, Proprietor.
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, gEw BerDGE STREET, LUD.
hill London above hoGse l. centrally situsset
has excellent CORE rcya, Twelve private sitting
rooms, between forty and dhy gi, aify bedfuoms good
ssxokEg room, cold and shower bana always ready
night porter IN attendance ftsi price Tor aervns TIE
New York Herald T. hsd. THOMAS GUANTANAMO
lao proprietor ~ 0e Grown aud rscpfrr snj ship
ys.rwsh) tenders his grateful ssu ks 70 BIZ Amerr frf
NE inyofs he has % long enjoyed ~ er h4nis asd o1
Hcr essn inued patronage and recommendation
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AMUsEMENTs.
DRoApwAY rlfEArRE-n A. MARSHALL. soI.s
9Sss ssS q spm ss
x.ro., oa1 Dse ressi
THE NSRTiNETTi BRorHEKs 80 -
wl 20 through NIX sxd lei r n.2ss''a 's''l
psss, srnAio. ;;,,..,ssSra ~,
asr,cos j. Ssrtiae,a syrrhs \. SIssi
Esne :. =. . :. -.
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s'a'' ''''' ~ r Her Erls sD,a SI si 4
Principal 'A'''' Tnr y f rs fo w Mrs w'
TiiE saSiac Lo4Ea
RUnToS's. CHAMBERS STREET
iiIE tssss rS s se 81 sSs sSTsa
sssr NJ: h nsr% ; M. assA.. s IT, !ss's'
The ''''-i ' run sa AK ss 4 THE r,ora
To soHsow--ISe unssr..lP ia,ori.e, THE SERIOUS "a
new .hree &C, comedy on Monday Fa.t-
gro. cnnIs1Y a woopB xISsrREIs "a BROAD
" way above o a!sss s s1sis1l- rvxsrso.
s nasns msa ~ n WOOD
' Vs. 5sGs2s sssSs Ssss "a %
s q. Is.as.y ..p,s.. i "'t nc sA -,
!, w ;; Re largest. DC haua.one., and ne se.s ,sssd
The p.rfmmsnscr VIII ros,Sne an de novelty aud er,ssA
which this celebrated.
Doors open al ~ o'clock; 70 commence aiA
iEAc. - eeoe
WAILAcK's THx AZ T;ir .prss
dsy s ss1is. ss s
sase sadSs'.sa 10 salsr, from ''''''
NB-rhe FREE lis, for tho Pres, WI 10 a. Ssrs'c;ors
n sAit snKGE sa 81 sPnXsr1r 81 EUROPE AND
ew.a A. c cst tisr%, fGs, sif NJ sa"''''A
III s @sS cTjsefs o. INTEREST ~ EUROPE
sey evening" :. oecch AID s,ery Saturday afternoon.
xdmlrns Sos.saa. aaiy ,s.ii, ih.t iss se .,s..,,
mos. ln'.rsns ard elcral. es',rAinmen In New yos ~
q s 10 4i 10 or ru.oys
lhe s.cr.. kIp,ron now complete, and ua ~hos Sect
- '''' sfb1sIofot FALLS TO NIGHT.
TuE BROADWAY THEATRE villa. opEs ron rnE
''s'I sS NIX IFsvrsrxa. sErrxxnxn y,
whsre hs ladies and Gentlemen o. NE company No msabs-
"a :" At Il ssiosH < H. " K RikKa. sage s.Sssss
fTHEATRicAi NorIcE.-h CARDIFF HAVING BHEN
I s ssn. 70 s ~ Ss Il Lag y ,s sss rom i
.s "o s !. s N. and q ss pss s
some more worthy coinpe,,@ DE ! b
ssed fy,, as row s hope rsr' 2, q % sa:e
ne profession and sas' delight 70 III. a,es,n, l sre~a.i
% y S eas seps%s s p s + sasss %
foa'h and wsst ec,apr,.iar asm.ie iia.rasns n irss
character Irish oes sDi ANECDOTES and choice scJseo q
ballads duets de- from tc beautiful m~ocA o. Ire
hDds immortal bard Tom Hoorc. Win g-ms from NJ mort
popular tnRsh and foreign ated Wy vocal ati
mental talent of thu r class aiso character songs BY kAsi
Loycr ny IA all dc lsaircs Afsr whrh. skA
BE- haypy % make arrangements with he a Ae
principal theatre. ar ID. production ~ sosn- ne~ eoscrs
aud tongs written eiprrssJ i Win several ~ Iyrss0
Powers bes pars md spa.aror far as nay hano espA
bHes VII slis~. 10 iasee,o bl hc best bvkh
pieces on ID, s'asc have the honor . r.usin ne gutiss
mok ubedsni erfynni, JOHN cDtL.fM
Comedian sud Vocalist. South Hcyrnh ~. PLiiSsbrha.
PSAl Esnagers NNbing to uoRosasic VIII phsss sdsess
above.
fI,0 MAkhaFRs.-- ADEItNE LATE pHENlER
j dsnssus~ Of the broadway and Other tbfsres ID
this city and h prepared 70 make enlargement for III fAn
and ~iner Address al Nj Dsnahn, BID broad
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SPORTING.


L,OuRTH POINT BREEZE REGArTA.-A EEgATTA
viii take plate OF Point Breeze, New York bay 81 mile
from Jersey CITY ferry, wedne-day. sept y q ocoek
j.. NJ Free for all lib and nRinss bo1s ,ier thirty feet
Prizes $40 10 winning boat $40 to second Ia. Usual time
given starting. Entrance, 90 Fix boats, AT
boats TO be entered before the day Point Breeze
Hotel. JOHN H. MfDNER.
DFGATTA.-THE FOIIOwI0G Prizes WILL BE
IN given In regatta, 70 on Thursday, 6h ns'si
free for Gil boats u feet and under, go 40
sectnd and sis % Third Dssncc twenty niles to start from
Atlantic Hotel, Hobcken nj O'Clock r. NJ Two
foot allowed for difference length Rn,rance S. made
at before 10 clock the day sailing THIS regatta
tended opportunity
builders In this vicinity. ABRAHAM BARKLH rropf~sor.
CPOETING-FoR SALE AND FOR STOCK, ALI. THE
- choice breeds 81 dogs aso inai4hie for
and diseases Of DIE skin In dogs &C. beaayax
pro1onr tbe growth * hair and IDEAS Ac For
sale al aus Water street Of faion Vrce hly
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fI,0 MAkhaFRS-- ADEt.tkE. LATE pnENlEH
dsnssus~ Of the broadway and oAhrr tbsare. IN
this pfepr ihS u u
and ~nier Address 81 ~. DsnaAn BID broad
way.
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VyHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
i mail steamers.-Ths ships composing this line
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RIO tHARTER--THE LARGE ANp FCASr NxTtAf.
double snginc steamer WILLIAM GAGE Captain lsaae
- lhnps oapasls q eo.'Ating 700 psraons fhe se-t y
y nsr} ~aapiaf ior sh purpotes. having f3 feeE
A1f large ptOacnafs deck. for apply ~ Capall
~ board, a. ne loot ~ Jay sirres oY IL
wfLLfAa oAok. No. 4 Hal n n.-yas
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A FLOATING DRY DOCK FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
IA This Is splendid chance for business to m ike
The above will be sold
changed for vessel oil description. Price 81 DO Full
street.
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These steamships classed Mt the Insurance
and specie and goods will he insured Ia them low
premium In any oher steamships that the
d. ToRkiNcE.
No Bowling Green New York.
ALBERT N. CHBySIIE,
No. 6 Place de Ia Boursc, Paris.
CHRYSTIE, sCIfI.dSsMAN A CO.,
n DUAL Casgnr Dclayixne. uavrr.
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BAKERY FOR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
Il Of The old established bakery 10 Fulton street BROOKLYN
VIII be sold low
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A BOARDING HOUSE, IN ONE OF THE BEST LOCA.
a tons in Brooklyn, for The furniture win be sold at
bargain and the house, full Of good paying boarders
Part Of the purchase money will be boarded out desired
G. Is. HOWES CO., 81 Nassau street.
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DOR sALE--ON THE SIXTH AVENUE. NEAR THE
cryriA Pslsac handsome wooden ssa's :. Iec y =
tske8 ihs week, erranze for hal eafh ani hsf
haibcr Apply 70 G. q. THOMPSON 81 Nassau -, rccta
ENoR ELIZA FIRST CLASS HOUSE., on WHITE
IL street. Broadway. side thirds an
IN mort9aye. a 81 per cent Ao two hoase. On yarsss
street. viii Iaii os runrng iEroufh - Canal sree.;
terms. easy Aptyo ~, TilosrsoS,sf Asssal street,
auT
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LNOR BREMEN VIA sOUTHAMPTON-1iiE fTf.sT
L. class steamship ERICSSON A. n. Iowber. commander,
VIII leave pier 81 North river SATURDAY, September H. NJ
noon Tor Bremen touching at Southampton To land III.
PASSENGERS and specie Cor England and France Basgaze
wanted the should be board be
fore sailing marked below Letters prepaid. l-sc per
y ounce viii te received NJ the agents oriec ill II s. 81 Of
The day OF sailing FIRST cabin SID sccond do do
go For freight or passage apply to pUNHAMAco Age-
IL William
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS

III undersigned would respectfully inform their old
customers and the trade generally that they have
disposed OF their entire stock of Dry Goods &C. and
that hereafter they will only deal in GROCERIES and
PoVlsl0Ns; and intending to keep good supply
on hand, they hope to be enabled to sell as low as
the same goods can be bought elsewhere. Their
terms FL, VIII be CAsH-withont any deviation.
They have adopted this plan to enable them to close
up the affairs OF their firm, and also the unsettled
business OF the firm of Draughon Poole Therefore,
all persons who are indebted to either of the firms are
earnestly solicited to come forward Immediately and
settle, or make satisfactory arrangements. Those who
10 ot comply promptly with this request will be pro-
ceeded against at once; and with the aid of tho law
they will endeavor to FORCE settlement with those
they have long indueed They are bound to close up
their old standing business.
jan3 r. H. DRAUGUON g. rO
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NEW GOODS-NEW GOODS.


TO THE PUBLIC AND TRADING COMMUNITY.
HE undersigned is just receiving and spening large
L and valuable stock of gooas, well adapted to this
market, comprising every quality of Domestics and
Woolen Goods; Silks, Embroideries, and Mantilas of
rich material, of elegant pattern and finish; A large
stock of Brides and Saddles large stock of Boots
Shoes and Russes the largest stock of the latest style
OF Clothing ever brought to Clinton The latest style
OF Hats in great variety These goods all purchased
from first hands in New York. which enables me to sell
them very low Call and judge for yourselves.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Constantly on hand to supply planters. Those who
wish to have Cash advanced cotton shipped through
me to Messrs. McRae, Coifman, & Co., can always be
accommodated. s23 6m NJ. BLOOM.
The American patriot., 1855-01-17
EOR SALE

A FINE PLANTATION lying six miles south of
n Clinton, the Comitc River and the Port Hudson
Road, containing nine hundred acres of excellent land
with four hundred acres cleared and under fence A
good road runs by it, II is well waered and presents
every facility for fine stock farm grass grows luxuri-
one wishing to purchase for himself home that will
wear well and which may be bequeathed as a rich leg
acy to his posterity, would do well to examine it.
The terms will be reasonable and time will be given
for the payment Of most Of the purchase price if de-
sired.
For further particulars enquire at this Office or ad
dress the Proprietor Of the American Patriot.
ian1Otf
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SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING, &c

EA5&A S. LOOMS wishes to inform tile public
sS that he still continues to fill all orders for any
work in his line Of business. lie engages none but
the best of workmen and his stock is procured di
rect from the North, he is confident of being enabled
to furnish the public with articles of his own manuic
ture which inferior to the work of no other cstab-
shment in the Union Purchasing his stock for cash,
he viii also be enabled to furnish the trade at as low
rates Tor cash. the goods can be purchased in
the North. good supply of Saddles Harness, Bri-
dies, Halters, &c, always on hand His Shop is on
the North side of the public square an17
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PROBATE SALE.
IHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court
Parish of East Feciana No. 526.
In the matter OF the succession of John Hobgood,
deceased.
n compliance with order of The aforesaid Court,
L herein to me directed, will sell at public auction,
at the residence Of John Whitehead in the said pa
rish on
SATURDAY, Y, the 10Th day of FEBRUARY, A, D., 1865,
at IL O'clock A. NJ, the following property appertan
ing to said succession-towit:
a TRACT OF LAND, COTAINING SEVEN HUN
dred acres, being the same whecon deceased resided
at the time of his death.
Negro woman CLARlSSA aged about ~ years
girl CHARLOTTE, aged about IL years.
girl HARRIET aged about 10 years;
woman KATE, aged about 26 years, and her
four chdrcn--to-wit:
Girl GlNNY, aged about years;
:" SARAH, aged about years;
Boy SAM, aged about years;
JIM aged about years.
Terms of Salc-A credit of one and two years from
the day of sale, in equal nsallments with eight per
cent interest thereon per after maturity until
paid, the vendors privilege, and mortgage being re
served upon the property and the purchaser also be-
ing required to give good and approved personal
rity. janl0 A. j. LAW Sheriff
DETIT GULF COTTON SEED-500 bushels Just
l. received and for sale by
jams r. II. DRAUGlION & co.
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FELICTANA INSTITUTE
4 select Boarding and Day s;eisei for Youug Lsa,e
& md Njsses

EtT lNfSSeEs
N rs. NJ. J. CLIFFORD, Successor to Miss Z. ].
" Mills respectfully announces to the citizers OF
East and West Fcciana that her School is now onep
Tor the reception Of pupils,
All the advantages necessary to the attainment Of
thorough English and French education are offered in
this Institution, and particular attention viii be paid to
the manners and department of young ladies contded
to Mrs. C.'s care.
Music, both vocal and instrumental, will be taught
by the best teachers.
For terms and particulars apply at the Institution
Clinton, La, January II, 1855.
The American patriot., 1855-01-17

DEATH OF Gov. DoER-Ihos. Wilson Dorr, gen.
orally called Governor Dorr, died at his resi-
dence, Providence Rhode Island, on the 9th ult
The life of Mr.. Dorr is interesting, inasmuch as
under his leadership the people Of Rhode Island
made their first stand for the extension of the right
of suffrage and took up arms to defend what they
considered an inalienable right denied to them by
tho dominant power, under the Old charter OF
Charles the Second
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EMPORIUM (bF NEDTCINE

TMPUKIUM UF MEDICINE.
4 FULL supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMI-
STATIONERY, PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES,
&C., at the Feicana Drug Store, east side of the pub
lie square, Clinton, La.
d27 LANGW WORTHY & TILDON
The American patriot., 1855-01-17

STARVATION OF TIE FIVE POINTS, N. Y.-Thc la
dies of the Home Mission in New York lave is
sued stirring appeal on behalf of the destitute
poor at the five points in that city. They say:
1t is well known to those wko are acquainted
with that locality that hundreds of families have
sold or pawned the last article of furniture or ap-
parcl to procure food and now left on the bare
floor without bedding or fuel, and not knowing
where they may get the next monthful to eat
Persons in these circumstances (nany of them So
ber industrious people,) are throngng the Mission
House daily and from stern necessity many are
denied relief This state Of suffering is increasing
daily, and the starring must be fed. 1t will re-
qurc no less than one thousand loayes of bread
daily TO keep the destitute from suffering with
hunger
The American patriot., 1855-01-17

REDUCTION OF THE TAnIrr--A despatch from
Washington says:
The democratic members of both Houses met in
caucus to-day, in the Hall Of the Representatives,
to consider the recommendation of the Secretary
of the Treasury to revise the present taiiff.
Mr.. Toucey was called to the Chair, and Mr..
Barksdae, Of Mississippi, elected Secretary.
A resolution to the following purport was read:
Resolred, That it is right and proper that the du-
ties on goods wares and merchandise imported in
to the United States from foreign countries should
be reduced by Congress- at its present session, to
the revenue standard, carrying out the principle
of tn. Tariff of 1916.
The American patriot., 1855-01-17

AN APT CoMpAEIsoN.-The editor of Black
woods Magazine, in the November number of that
publication compares the boast of Sir Chas Napier,
before he sailed at the head of his magnificent
fleet for the Baltic sea, to fog the Gar to the ex-
pedent of the man ''who sold the hide of the bear
before he encountered the animal" This is severe
upon Sir Charles. 1t was not his fault that the
bear would not come out of his den and be skin
ned, for it will be remembered the admiral had his
cutlasses all ready, sharpened" for the operation.
1t was cruel in Nicholas to show. his teeth when
the admiral came to pat him SO kindly on the head.
it spoiled the protticst chance for an easy histor-
ical Immortality any admiral ever had: But Mich
oas has behaved badly on several occasions. Ad-
miral Hamelin thinks that he has behaved very IN
cvly in shutting the door in his face at Savastopol
by sinking ships in the harbor.
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PROBATE NOTICES,


The STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court
!. raflsh a 1a,, OF Of, East Feleiana. No. 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that William Gurney has
~ filed in this Court account and tabieau of his
administration of the Estate of Ackley S. Pettis de-
ceased, which will be homologatcd in ten days after
the publication of this notice. unless legal opposition
be made thereto.
janl7 s. e. HUNTER, Deputy Clerk
The STATE OF LOUISIANA Seventh District Court
Parish of East Feliciana { No,
n NOTlCE is hereby given that Robert j. Packer has
~ applied to this Court for Letters of Administration
on the Estate of William F. Gayle, deceased, which
will be granted in ten days after the publication of this
notice. unless legal opposition be filed thereto.
janl0 SPENCER pETTISS, Deputy Clerk
Parish of East Feiciana { Seventh District Court
NOTICE is hereby given that NJ. Frank has applied
~ to this Court for letters of Administration on the
succession of Sarah A. Penny, deceased, which will
be granted in ten days after the publication of this
notice, unless legal opposition DC filed thereto.
jams S. e. HUNTER, Deputy Clerk.
The STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court
Parish of East Feciana No 2O52.
In the matter of the succession of Eliza L. McAdans,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Francis T. Seldom has
~ applied for letters of Administration on said sue
eesson, which will be granted in ten days after the
publication of this notice unless legal opposition be
made thereto.
jams II. SKIPWITH Clerk.
The American patriot., 1855-01-17

So THEY Cot is estimated says the Washing
ton STAR in official circles, that there has been
more perjury prepetratcd under the law graduating
the price of public lands very recently enacted,
than under all the other laws connected with the
public land system since the foundation ofthc Gov
ernment.
The American patriot., 1855-01-17

Inc prlnelpal ofan academy, in hisativertisement
for teaching which she bears; but the printer
less fellow, left out the which, so the advertisement
went forth commencing the reputation for teach
ing she bears.
The American patriot., 1855-01-17
NOTICE.

NORWOOD TILDON became partner in nv bust
~ ness on the first instant. The firm will hereafter
be known under the name and style of LANGWOR
THY TILDON for the sale Of Drugs, Medicines
Stationery, &c. OP LANGWORTHY.
The American patriot., 1855-01-17

A gentleman was promoaading a fashionable
street with bright little boy by his side, when
the little fellow called out
%, Pa, there goes an cdtor.'
Hush, son. said the father, don't make sport Of
the poor man-God only knows what you may
come to yeti
The American patriot., 1855-01-17

An editor out West has married a girl named
Church; he says he has enjoyed hmsefmuch bet
ter since he joined the Church than he ever did in
his life.