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No 1l8 Main Street Richmond Va
AZ AVE- 10 store large assortment Of hne fash. 800
lonable COACHES, CARRtAGFs nUgGiFs go
sUIh"fs aud HAkNE~S suitable for county and Csffs
city u-e made Of ihe besi matrrals and put 49,
gerf With much which VIII friends AMI
ne public and sell on such terms will Interest
Of ~ Who favor vi N their pttronage
Ff0m long cxperen business aud BY PROMPT prsou, Al
snon W h9p. e asr, Continuance q favor, Orders
fs9-iy 49, " w 'N'N
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sIn RAGS HIO COFFEE, Tor .sly ~
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LUDLAM WATSON


Gs6D% HANAWAN from the undersigned IN the county
~ z7eDsf Charles city. Va, MICHAEL
CRIP Dee we'll known Richmond. he
Tor n1ern twenty biz CAM that CITY
aud be probable lurking give the above
hr caught aud confined that
THOMAS nOWRY.
fI-" Appersou y o.. Chas City CO.. Va
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On motion Of AMBLER.
HOUSE OF nrLrGATES

THURSDAY, Feb : 1886.
The House met at IL o'clock, pursuant to adjourn
menL
Bills were reported from the standing committees:
To incorporate the town OF Glcnvie in tiinrr county
To constitute part OF kanawha river a lawful fence;
To incorporate the - insurance company in the
county of Orange;
To incorporate the Western Branch Bridge companv in
the county OF Norfolk;
To establish branch bank ia tn, town of Princeton IL;
the county OF Mercer
To encourage Immigration Ia Va:
Mr.. LUNDl, from special committee reported a bill
TO authorize the county o; Sussex county to change
the boundaries oi the land which the court house j.
erected
Mr. CHRISTIAN from special committee reported
bill Incorporating the Elon Academy, in the county of Am
herst.
ADVERSE REPoRTs-rRESgNrED.
Reports presented drcrse To the petitions of ID
Lee and of citizens of Wit asking that portion of Jack
county 10 be xed Wirt-or want of the mo-
ticc required 10y Law.
THE rRgAsURER's ACCorNrs
Mr.. HARDY, from the joint committee To examine III.
accounts orthc Treasurer presented favorable report
accompanied with statement showing the number de-
nomination, and amount of cancelled notes OF the ndepeu
dent Banks registered by the Treasurer from March 81 81
to Jan. 2Sth 1886, viz:
Name ~ Bank AAno,0t
Central Bank ct Va. rs 30 :,
Eairmont Bank 500 on
Manufactures and Farmers Bank 2oi poo a.,
Monticello Bank an T5o On
Bank OF the old Dominion MS 400 on
Bank OF Rockingham 7ns 40
Bank OF Wheeling a5uo, M
Bank of Winchester III onn mn
Trans Allegheny Bank 500 ass Uo
$500, aSoOo
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N,ssrs. Crel,sbdr Il Fisher:
Gentcmen-lour of this date is received A.
purchasers vt your Crcushaw -four branded Richmond SUI
pcrnc, We have found by comparison here with flour
branded Extra To be high grade OF Extra flour such
has proved 10 be in our family OF it, and also in
~ report We have had of it from those whom have
sent It. The price paid you Tor this flour has been
less than the price OF Extra -four. but sometimes il has
been more. Yours, respectfully
BACON 4 BASKERVILLE.
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SOW READY.

- III vs. - " 5 PRA CTICE T,J y
'HNlIt PRANtCS II COURTS % JUSTICE ~ ENGLNNBANp
a iHE NiiED STATES. by Conway Robinson 81 Eshnoni
Hsh1 Volume ~ treating ~ the subject ner-oEat
lions i pfr words ~ N" right 81 r.
volume a. TO- the place aud or prn-r.ny Il
l"""e n the .~rnul by relating crcu.taurs Of ~.
un>en ~ NE subject matter 81 The proceeding second
Action '''h'''
j. On .calri Instruments, upon Judgment decree
-tfumeui. ~ "'''' ''
., on promises generally. express implied
By oSncr ~ goods against claimant or ngain
hailrc. w 'N''''"
>. Against wrong-doer.
Orders from The country addressed Publisher enclosing M
price 80 and the p'stagr. ~ will
RoblNsONS rHACriCfrie Practice IN Courts II Jusre In
England h The United states by Conway Robinson. Esq Volume
J. asto the place and time % Transaction prnc. treating
chiefly ~ The Conflict of Laws, and the Limitations
Price 60
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%Ac,,,EET,TEn FROM nEv. Dm.

"A j. % ". k.
uASrroS. Va. Oct 10th, 1855
siin the last tso OF Dyspepsia Neryou. a
ehc safely have any remedy Tor ths dis.
uiy avoided various with which
he eoantr, flooded, because believe In II t.y
tdrr my Immediate oservaiion aud produced
a 10 no, feel at liberty withhold humble testimonial to
heir value. JOHN o. McUABF
We would advise public be mindful OF HAHII,,S
rNEust "a uirGEns- medicine Of great merit
generally recommended by the most eminent physicians Virginia
" Every family should keep few bottles on hand
To be had Of all the principal Druggists city Also Of the
following Druggists;
Todd Christian. Peisr.burg Va; r. s,ab.r Lvnchhur.
IA King Toy Norfolk VA Garick Gwah.y
earS Va; J. Calum Co, Danviie. Va: wheat css,ns
Wheeling. Va; Thomas Adams smihhei Va Rbb wis.
Y Middleton faruvlle Va; ". a. Lppitt Wilmington \ q
oiars- iot Co.. Washington city Caulcy Hatch baltimore
rally N.Y. -'' "O' ''usE''' gene
Orders addressed to BAKER
"e' Richmond. Va
~ Al I;iEiS,y W NING class yin ueg,
"nS a. - o'clock precisely . J. A. ALLEN, rcuman.
!'i" NO li5 Main street, up stair.
49, SPECIAL NOTICE.-CHEAP CAHrT1si
D. % CHEAP CARPETS, At TiIE NEW CNRPiT W Ans.
~ 'Ms OPPOSITE EXCHANGE BANK-I am anxious To ,oe
nt t- eure balance Of large stock Of CARPETS.
lose them ou.rkvpers keepers aud b,arinr h.t.y
,eepers most respectfully invited call -
-e isS, C. GwATKlN,
~ LoSr.-Ia. night, In the Hall Of the A,h,ncum.
49, or between there T. VI. Tabbs al Main and
II sry.- alarseJE BHEASrPIN. a:ste-l ,ne
e "er sil De suitably rewarded 10y leaving at Mt TAns.
tGTIoN NOEICE.-iI,ving retained possession Of the
lkr Mrehouse On i'h street rrntiy occupied a..
'h"- iit, Clothing Furniture, or any other srrirtio, NJ
hAnle Ihe premises are very central and cotnoou..
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spector, Extra S1perhnc" and Family" How 4. this
statement metz Simply 10y his constituting Il into an mped
doubt To his capacity and the introduction of ccrt6
cate ct the other millcr stating that ia their opinion
the duties have been well performed Messrs Warwick
Baksiac do not that their Gslcgo brand of flour
passed by the Inspector "Supehne and which they
invariably obtain than he had ior country our
branded Extra Superhnc." IA not equal in quality 10
the latter do they deny that they obtain generally one
dollar per barrel less for their allego" than
they do for their 20. Dance though both branded
"Richmond Supertnc Neither DO the other gen.
uemen say II OF their brands. think quite possible
that when the mlers OF Richmond sgued that certificate.
dated, Ne IL Is Jan 10th. they did know the quantity
OF Hour drawn from the barrels in the process OF inspec
ton, asccrtaued by actual experiment the 3lst Jan.
uary. am not that they that whilst the
law restricts the Inspector To not exceeding half
an inch In diameter he using instrument which en-
abled him to draw about five times much as he
accord TO tho oposs OF the gentlemen who sued that
certificate all the Importance and influence to which they
are entitled but the certificate was. apprehend not in.
tended to the question of fact at issue and
sure does IL. IL Confirmation of INV state.
ment this subject the following letters Sc from sour
which all will acknowledge be OF the highest rcspec.
liability will prove conclusive
RIcuNoNo. Feb. 9Th 1885.
At the request of Messrs Cr-nshAw Fisher state
that in the month of September 1885, bought them
part oi cargo of their -four branded Richmond Super
fine that reserved several barrels tor use ia our
respective families and found il fuy equal or superior to
much of the flour branded Richmond Family previously
used by We paid them more for that Hour than We
would have paid Tor country Hour branded Richmond EN
ira Superhuc. LEWIS WEBB & son.
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IOSr.-Iast night In the Hall OF the A,h.urrir
- or between ihsrr ani I. NJ Tabb corner aui
- sltcv alargr JEr BlEASrPIN
'he Under viii be suitably rewarded 10y leaving TAHBs
la
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MILL FOR NAIp.-rhat

NU ILI FOW NlIE.-fhaI MINNIE proprry tnown rs IN
I'VE Maryland Steam Flour Nfiis nd
Smih's whlr, IN the city N baltimore
~ td
months 2Hn hbs packed out There are pslr
FRENCH his In the mill with boiling To-
Manufacture 4 hl LAY The present proprietor purposing
~ from city viii dispose ofe property liberal
For further Information apply 10 the uniergn the MIL
FFNuY
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AJosICE 80 GENTLTuEN.-i have ju.i =

- received lp Of Grnleuen' fine calf zxEI
both 70 Ne Hui double snrs which will the Kttt
rrce 81 I'VE ani ia dplrs pair win warrant ~
them 10 b. NE best Boot 10 the city the price, not
u" rip ALLYN NIL,
Mlnuftc'drcr and Dealer tn
Uopts, Shoes Carpet Hars, Trunk, NHlcef &c
No u..It Va.
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NELL VEL who woaldbe without Shoes such 4
weather as this AtMNrRtCES You can buy 40 Kind a.
OF Warm fhorg Ladies
sc B,oires Bikns f1e.' KID Hkins AMI ,ofes
ck uutrrs.
fwnd lnd Morocco Buskns warm any or b.
rt slr Calf SKIN Water Proof Boots Caters Hni
mauy kinds lvs Boot. NJ Chrens
1ri servants Boots and H11tees Shoes
India Rubber Shoes Tor 1iics Call good
raIr " Warm Shoes, md secure good health.
MAURICE
fc6 ii MAIN
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ALIENS WRITING CLASS will NEE,
49, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY eve.
'nk' a. - o'clock precisely. ]. A. ALLEN pyuman.
lnl4 No Us Man nm .fnIr.
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happy, immense step. We might almost say II Is
pescc-for the point where are, cannot help
thinking that prelminarics Of peace necessarily
duct TO Peace itself"
Very logical But believe the Paris papers last
year. were just con6den, they Russia had
accepted the -Four Pcins-the pre1iRories Of peace
OF course the result must be Peace
We how this logic held out then shall see how
il maintains it, ground this wear
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SAIIIVG on Tur ApefC,

0AILINU UF TIE AFNTJA
BpsfoN, fcb O-Ihr steamer Aitica sailed hence
10 O'Clock this morning tor Liverpool, with ssJl 900
specie
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dhe dhibooanT Mintrpa

Is published every Saturday morning. Price,
Five Dollars per annumpaysbie at the time OF sub
scribing Single copies, Ten Cents
ADVERTISEMENTS vii be inserted the rate Of One Dol
lar per suqare of ten lines for the nrss and fny
Cents for every subsequent insertion. liberal discount
made to those who advertise by the year Thirty Dollars
year will be charged for half column Of Medicine
advertising and Of greater length admitted on any
terms .
JOB wORK.-Having purchased one Of Ruggiess Patent
large size Magic Presses naer ourselves that We can
every variety Of leerpress printin. style
to be surpassed BY any country once n me south OF
West All work delivered when promised, and gusrant-
eed to please-and for CASH only.
PERSONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of a per-
sona nature such not deemed 70 be OF public
interest," may inserted advertisements at the option
Of the editor) by being paid for in advance. .
OBITUARY NOTICEs-Not exceeding three lines will be
eheeruy inserted without CHARGE but those Of greater
length viii be rated advertisements. 11ya
CORRESPONDENTS informed that no notice whatever
will be taken any communication intended for insertion
unless the and address OF the writer
NOT necessary for publication but guarantee OF good
faith e.. JONA. C. WHITE, Publishers
n 9 +. q. LOUIS r. ANDERSON, -'D :" ="
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rGodey's Lady's Book for June.
THE CONSERVATIVES WISH. .. ..

$3.50. BIT MISS n. A. RICE.
On twine no bridal wreath for me,
Gull not from field or bower
The violet or anemone,
Bring not the orange flower; o. sfTse
For the fairy robe that is lightly worn,
The ring and the whispered vow,
The lighted hall and the bridal strain,
f. Seem mockery to me now. -H
Strong is the heart that hath bowed to mine
Pure is the love it hath given, -u.E--..
But never here can the VOW be paid, ..
Though it hath been heard in Heaven.
We lighted loves torch meath an evil star,
That cleaned from an sngry sky, ..
And steady it burns, while it lights fond hearts
Whose hope and joy must die. .-..
But search for me in the shaded dell
The lilly pure and white. IL
And some ''pale blue flower whose loving eyt
Droops in the midday light @ 'rf
And Gull the Young geranium leaves 3i
With the glossy myrtle's stem,
And the opening h0 pf the fragrant rose,
And twine wrS with them. a
Twine them not for the lighted hall,
Where the song and the dance 60 round,
But wreathe them for darksome room,
Where silence is profound:
And bind them Ger marble brow,
Above strange Silly ey es,
Whose lashes wearily droop on check
Where no blush Of passion lies;
Twine them amid the raven locks
Stirred, never, by breath;
Strew them on once throbbing heart,
Stilled in the sleep Of death. SID i9
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THO. THEOPHILE DAUNIS, General Collect
q ing Agent will pay the srictest attention to the
collecting Of accounts notes. claims the parishes OF
afourche Assumption Terrebonne The best Of refer
ence can be furnished II required. augll-ly
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professional CARDS.

r OUIS BUSH, attorney at .Law,
II THIBODA OK, ILL.,,
Practice in the Courts Of the Parishes of Lafourche
A summation and Terrebonne mays
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6otfls, &f.
c.SIlou Island Hotel.

Gallon ISlAhU Kt0tels o. > =.
T>HE undersigned has the honor Of informing bis
friends and acauantances, well the public that
he win open Hotel Gallon Island, or about the 10Th
inst Nothing will be spared on his part: to render bis -
tabshment ample in every particular a the facilities
vii permit His table will, at all times be provided with
eyery variety Of fish, oysters, ETC., etc.
Hours Of mea-Breakfast at o'clock Dinhef faom 70
o'clock.
With the view Of serving planters he has provided spis
accommodations the reception and treatment OF conva
negroes at the moderate rate OF per month"; 70
whom the sycte attention will be paid In case Of death
charge will be made to deay the expenses Of burial
July7. JOACHIM PORChE.
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THEOPHILE HARANG, Attorney at Lac,
having established himself in Thibodaux, will rrac-
tice in the Courts of the Fifth Judicial District Of Louisiana
comprising the parishes Of Assumption Lafourche and
Terrebonne aso the Supreme Court OF the State ONCE
in Council Hail." over the Market House. febl6-ly
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~ BELCHER, attorney and Councillor at Lar,
VI continues the practice of his profession in the Fifth
Judicial District. Office in Thibodaux. jel1
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Sign Of the Skeleton Wagon! M1zE=
Southern E17H
Carriage RepOsitory..Ha2x 2x141z-

TNHE subscriber begs leave to inform the MER-
i CHANTS and PLANTERS that he has opened Repos-
iiory for the sale Of Carriages Bugges Harness. etc., at
No. 26 Beekman Street, New York,
Running through to Spruce either street.
The main floor, s5 feet in lengthy affords ample room
for keeping always hand large and complete assort-
ment Of ry description and variety, as per chart
Having learned the trade in the Factory OF his father ne
practically familiar with every department in the busi-
and therefore enabled orders Of any kind
of work entrusted him. and supernend every stage OF
its manufacture His long residence in he South and West
and intimate knowledge Of every secon and his expert
ence while with Mes Baldwin Starr, and Messrs.
rockingham, Newell Co., gives him many advantages in
the selections required for the different parts OF the country
Also an acquaint ,nce with the CHARACTER OF WORK,
Draft Track Height Of Wheels quality aud size OF Springs
and Axes necessary for the particular localities.
Particular attention pa to special orders either throuh
merchants the subscriber direct and all prices guar
be low the work can possibly be furnished
and which will be equal in every respect IT, that OF the
very best and oldest city country est bishments
rs BEEKMAN STREET is within few doors OF the
Park on South East sde from the Astor House
and in line from Park Pl Murray Warren and Cham
Der Streets the Brick Church. Loveys and Clinton
Hotels. ..
Having convenient office accommodations and papers
from Southern cities and towns he trusts that he may
have the pleasure Of call from his friends and from those
who will do him the favor examine his assortment. and
being onls establishment adapted TO the Southern Trade
in lower part of the CITY, he respectfully socis share
Of patronage He begs to refer those unacquainted with
him. any Of the Jobbng Houses in New York City, en-
gagged in the Southern or Western Trade.
Great will be taken in packing and engaging negn
insurance &c. A discount allowed to the trade.
WM. L. MCDONALD.
NB-Wm. L. Mcdonald takes pleasure in referring to
| the Merchants Of this Place. feb94m
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.Llttle GIant,, ;, in Kentucky.

Lhtt1c GIl0nL AH Aent0C1ys
THE undersigned selected committee Of judges
Of the Bourbon County Agricultural Society, to deter
mine the relative merits {under rules their gu
dance) Corn and Cob Mills Of Messrs Scott Hedges
Of Cincinnati named the Little Giant and Of Messrs Do
glass Smith Co., of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, named the Excel
sior Young America had trial made OF said mills at Paris
Ky the 5sh and 9th Of May, 1885, The Little Giant
in 100 revolutions ground 24 bushels Of meal at an aver
age draft of 460 lbs dranometer. The Young America
AZ bushels average draught Of 1870 lbs half bushel
Of the meal Of each mill was through selves NO and o.
the quantity Of cob left in the No seve by the
America double that Of the Little Giant while the
meal Of the latter Of uniform neness than that Of
the former. Though the mills Of equal diameter GU
inches) the grinding surface in the Little Giant sup
posed TO be times greater than in the Young America
these examination Of the construction OF the
mills led the committee the opinion that the Little Gi-
ant the superior MILL best adapted to the uses OF the TAR
mer and they therefore award to Messrs Scott Hedges
the two silver gobets.
R. HUTcHcRAFT. BRuTUs J. CLAY
l BENZ B. GRoox. W. G. LYLE.
Clay is President nj the Bourbon County Agrcutu-
raj Society and W. Lyle Vice President ". R. Duncan
Direct Of Kentucky Agricultural and Mechanics Asso-
cjaop at Lexington Benz. B. Groom, OF Clark county
Chas Garrard and Hutchcra Of Bourbon county are
extensive and thorough farmers and stockmen.
To the tock-Fseders of Southern Louisiana:
Enough has id and proved, to convince the most
ncreduous Of the utility Of the Little Giant" Corn and
Cob Mill. .... -. ..... -
and now when the prospect Of crop Of cane 80 small
becomes impo that should have one o.
those cheap mills Grind all your cob and ALL reed
in other way and rely upon IT you viii rarely loose mue
woulI loose twenty-but Will keep healthy TT ana strong
on one third less Consequently season nke tne
YOUR gain In saving stock the increased value fro TINS
style Of feeding, and the saving Of grain v
quite an item toward the deficiency In other crpps
b. had Al my9l6 B. T. HotDEs 1hibetsax.
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MEYERS & HYNIEL,

(Successors to Thomas Comkltn.)
Family Grocers, corner of Main and Green Streets.
THE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
Grocery Establishment lately owned by Thomas Conkin
take pleasure saying the public that they will always
keep choice and varied assortment Of such articles
usua found in an establishment of the kind and solicit
liberal portion of the public's support.
Our consists in part Of the following articles viz
Flour Bacon Potatoes Mackere Cod Fish, Herring Cheese
Pepper Aspices, Coffee Tea, Chocolate Starch Almonds
Raisins, Pecans, Tobacco Snuff, Cigars, OIL Liquors oi
every kind vermcel Macaroni, etc. etc. all Of which viii
be sold equally low any other house in Thibodaux
Dec.l-1y. MEYERS HfMEL
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n, y. LAsHBROOK,
Dealer in . NJ
- pIrcc NEOTCINES PAINTS OILS NRN

nRUGs, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILs,GkO
- Chemicals, Dye-stuas Perfumery, Glass Ware,
Garden Seeds etc. under the Frank House. Thbodans
Offer for sale large and complete assortment Of DRUGS
MEDICINES SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, CUPPPlNG
GLASSES, SOAPS, DENTIFRICEs, SHAVING. HA!R'
TOOTH, NAIL. PAINT and WHITE WASH BRUSHES
together with all the
MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDicN@
Of the ayan Of which they offer for sale on the most
reasonable terms ,,o,r
ING HOUSES, and receiving FRESH SUPPLIES frequently
during the year. prepared at al times TO MI a o..
.sn.ralv 10 eiye ma trial that may prove to them thai
Il d to thar interest % vAl mins to pstronze me-
March, 3, 1866. lI-n1 E. !. LAsABRooK.
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wv NJ. MERCER, Attorney and Counsellor at
in the parishes Of Assumption Laourche and Terrebonne
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I.1nnrehe yernnda.

THE subscribers have just opened at the ll
i Lafourche Crossing of the Opelousas Railroad, aH
Fifty Two miles from New Orleans, large and com
modous Hotel for the accommodation OF parties Of pleasure
Their table win at all time. be supplied with the choicest
deiicscies and their Bar with the best Of wines.
apl9 WILLIAMS BARK, Proprietofs
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TANNY SPARHAWK.-New Orleans, Dom
L aldsonvile, and Bayou Lafourche 1kn@@h
Packet, Fanny sparhawk, .: D. ,teaSs
Terrebonne, master, D. R. Perret, Clerk E5G2 attt1
will leave for Donaldsonvie and Bayou
afourche Lockport from and after Saturday. 2zh Oct
ober, every SATURDAY, at "A M, and every TOEsDAIs
at p NJ returning leaves Donaldsonve every MONDAY,
and TUESDAY at For freight or passage, apply on
M New Orleans JACOB, DoNEvAL CO., cerner Of Cont
and Old Levee Streets ' -
DonaldsonvilIe, VICTOR MAUR1N.
Thibodaux, VAN LEW BELLO.
~ Until the water rises the Fanny SpMhawk will no
On further than DonaldscnyHe. oct27.
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George Boner, Auctioneer

George Boner, Auctioneer.
No. 6 St. Philip st., saezt door to a. B. Ragan's
"AVING recently received the appointment
h of AUCTIONEER in and for the parish Of Lafourche,
pleasure offering my services to the public in that
capacity Every description Of goods received and sold at
the usual commission and immediate returns made. Pat
ronage solicited my17-ly GEO. BONER
-...... JOna. C. White,
"AVING BEEN APPOINTED NOTARY
Ill PUBLIC in and for the PARISH LAFouRcHE, takes
pleasure stating the public that he is ready to
cute al! casin the line ofa Notay-such the protesting
notes. passing Of sales conveyances making inven
tories holding family meetings, etc. etc. 1t may not be
generally that costs to have
By Notaryhan it does before the Recorder His Office
the at thatof Thbodaux Minerva where all
business ntrused to him will with prompt attention.
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4 sHCROFT's STEAM GUAGE.-The under
N signed the agent for the above valuable
for indicating the pressure Of steam in boilers No steam
boiler should be used without having OF these guagc
attached planters are invited to call and examine them
~" a - ~ yackson q Tnoy24l JOHN LARKIN.