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Distr1cz Court, ~ 900,
Parish of Saint- LandrY. { 1'o o'oA.
Estate of Sarie dc Ia Conception FieHne.


Estate of Marie dc Ia Conception FieBne.
q ANDRY HOLLIER of the Parish of
IL St. Landry, Administrator of the Es-
tate of Marie de la Conception Vienne, de-
ceased wife Of Simon Gonor, late of the Parish
of St. Landry having fled Tableau of Clas-
sifcation of the7debts of said Estate, accom-
panied by petition praying that the same
may be honlologated = And whereas the
prayer Of said petition has been granted by
an order of Court, dated the Sth December,
1857.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all
interested, to make opposition, if any they
have, within thirty days from the date here
of, Why said Tsbleau should not be homolo-
gated and the Administrator be authorized to
pay the debts of the Estate comfortably to
said TableaE
LIS. LASTRAPEs, Clerk.
0pelousas, December 18th, 1857
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JOEL q sAMD0z, NOrARY PUBLIC.

#MF I'LL attend with care and diligence to ALI
business eIllTgsfea u him, such u Family
Meetings, Meeting Of Creditors, sales. transfers
and exchange sof property. mortgages, release 81
MORTGAGE D0aati onss IaventaTIes, Testamets &c
Office opposite the Court Huuse, near TAcs III
Lewis & poTaer,s.
Upelonsas A bril- 18TH 1857
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BSyIT or Ill.iE !.

Il proprietor sf La Ckesica1 Works. having
erected during the past yesr, Canal street large
and extensive works, il now prepared 70 furnish 20
Planters an sticleof Bisntp Liss Of superior
quality. As the Bi-Snip phile Of LIME made hs him
for many years past has had superior reputation,
it is only necessary TO add. that the strength and
quality this sear vii be improved. Herefess % the
majority Of Planters IN the River Parishes and ST..
Mary, and all the Sugar Merchants Of the city
New Orleans. August 10th, Is67.--4m
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"a 96
1SL 4 Y Z S,

which will be sold as per lot, as follows -
l. Edward, aged IS years
2, Martha, aged II years.
g. Louisa, aged y years, house servant
and washer, 4 her child, aged year.
T. Arthur, aged % years.
5. Arnold. aged 60 years Betty, aged IS
years, and Grandson, aged 7 years
6. PAMELA. aged Is years.
7. John, aged 10 years
s. Nelson, aged % years.
9. Mary, aged 2S years, house servant.
good washer & ironer George, aged
5years and Elizabeth, aged 2 years.
10. Patrick, aged q years.
II Gilbert, aged 10 years.
Il. Martin, aged II years.
Is. Harriet, aged SO years, cook Philip,
aged years.
IA. John, aged Is years.
Is, Washington, aged Is years
l6. Essex, aged 43 years, carpenter and sss
gar boiler. +
II. Billy, aged q years. "
Is. Ellen aud infant, aged 10 years
49, Charles, aged 13 years ~
20. Cecilia, aged 16 years.
81. Gilbert, aged Il years. carpenter.
% Matilda, aged SO years Thomas. aged
3years.
%, Frank, aged 16 years
"a Julia, aged II years, house servant and
sempstress.
25.. Nelson. aged 81 years sugar boiler and
brick maker
26. Annie, aged 20 years; Annie, infant
aged year
27 Edward, aged II years
%. Alfred, aged 20 years, carriage-driver
90 Henry, aged % years.
30 Henry, aged rs years; William, aged s
years ; Amelia, aged years and
Pauline, aged yea-.
81. Anderson, aged years.
81. Mary, aged Z years.
3d. Isaac. aged Al years.
34 George, aged 20 years
35. Sucky, aged 81 years, cook.
36. Clinton, aged 40 years, house servant.
81. Basil, aged 81 years.
SO. Charlotte, aged 35 years, house servant
and seamstress George, aged 1year;
~ Harry. 8 years aud Clara, years.
80. Nathan. aged 13 years
40. Joe, aged II years
II. Moses. aged 81 years.
42. Rosalie, aged Is years. house servant.
43. Joseph, aged II years.
A. Michel, aged 40 years.
As. Susan, aged "a years; Ignatius ugod 9
years.
46. Alexander, aged 10 years.
A. Ginny aged l6 years.
E'48. Bill, aged Al years.
40. Paul, aged Ia years
so Bob. aged 35 years.
81. Stephen, aged 40 years.
81. Maria, aged 81 years; Ferdinand. 2 years.
Mary, years; Pierre. 6 years; HaA
milton, aged s years.
53. Jim, aged 81 years.
81 Corinne, aged IA years.
IS. Lewis, aged II years.
56 Auguste, aged 27 years, engineer and
blacksmith
Terms aud ConditaoHs ALI moveablo
property payable in two annual instalments,
| viz the first due on the 1st April 1859, the
second on April 1st 1860 All sums under
| fifty collars, cash on day of sale.
The Land and Negroes to be sold on g
credit of one, two, and three years, dating
from April 1st 1853 Purchasers to give
| their notes in three equal instalments, matu-
ring respectively on 1st April 1859, the 1st
April 1860 and 1stApril 1861, with secur-
Iity IN sokido to the order and to the satisfac-
ton .ofthe Executor, and payable at his doc
micil, in Grand Coteau; land and negroes to
remain specially mortgaged until final pay
ment Of principal and interest all notes to
bear s per cent per aunum interest from MAJ
turity until paid.
ED. NJ. MILLARD,
/ Iestansentary Ezecutor.
Grand Coteau, La., 5th December, 1857
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New Cheap Cash Store.

60 BLOCK. corner of Main and North
e streets 0peIousas, has now and keeps
constantly or hand general assortment of Family
Grucer Wines Liquors, Candies, Cookery. he
AlsoA welIselected assortment Of Dry Goods,
Clothing Hats. Boots Shoes, Cutlery, Pocket
Books Razors, Combs, brushes, Fancy Soaps,
Perfameries, &c
mers with any articles in isline Of business for
cash
Small profits, quick sales. 81
0pel0asas, 18th 0etober, 1867.
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Barry,s u azadI ing w areIaoErsr,

3 undersigned having leased this
Landing respectfully informs the pub.
lic that BIZ will spare no pains TO the care on
taerchandise and products coufded 10 his cara.
He takes this opportunity Of informing
those Interested that no freight viii be dallv-
cred By him unless the storage and steam
boat freight shall have been paid in advance.
NJ ndeiivery of the same.
Baves Lending July 10th, 1857,
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9yageEa III !! w ATCEaE E.s !

Ri FRANK DEL EI.4RIrE has jast re-.
~ eeiped Haa lot OF Sold and Silver
Watches, fer ladlas and gentlemen from the
most celebrated nanafactnres of Europe,
such = Ghfonelneter, Duplex, and patent
levers II
These watulses IRE The finest that has ever.
been offered tor sale in this Parish. Tbs
undersigned offers them for sale, cheap for
cash
0pelousas, February 2Ssh, 1857
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Organization Of the Institution from January
1st, 1861.
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BaeksnlIth Shep, WashingIon.
LOUIS G0DF on collector,

nFFERS his services to The citizens of the Par-
" ishsof St Larldry and the adjoining Parishes.
Ha ofice II on Court street, with that Of Aadre
Gaynieg, Jutice cf the Peace. aa August
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FIIs public are hereby notified not to
trespass On my plantation, Oak Grove,
on to hunt on same with. or without deg or
gun Alfpersons so doing win be dealt with
according to law JAMES G. HILL.
St. Landry, Feb, 7sh, Is57.-10.-ts.
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" 8 8 RC3AE Gr022 g ca

FAR vALINCOuR practition4r III midwifery,
- Surgeon Dentist, haF ing established himself
permanent in 0pelaasas, offers bis services to
bis feliow-citizens He will fulfil all his functions
Hslta zeal and prudence. and dirt-eaterss will be
cured wv hira its about two weeks.
Gfatultous consultations fof the indigsnts. on
Mondag and REisags from (, TO o, o,elocIA. M,
RsferaRces. ~
keviilun y Taylor, AdoIphe GarffgueB,
Saildnz slsyqier, Agsrin ArcenaHx,
Oa6zime A. GnidrY Jean r Arcenaux,,
Opeioasas 29th August lssl7 7.--ly.
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LITERARY INSTITUTION or oPEb0Usls.

~Dreetor--A. De Sr. CYR, D'ARTHuH
HENRY FRAzEE, Professar Of Eng'ish.
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fAs College Isaraal If Medical ssieass.

A MONTHLY asaAzIrE Of As pages, conducted
Medicine, is published at One Dellar ear paya-
bic in advance. Communications for subscription,
or for specimen numbers, should be directed TO
Dr. C. H. GLEAVELAND, Publisher.
139 Seventh Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
June 1s, 1857
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GUEa.LOT sen RzIDT. Taller,

.GUEs.LOT sCaHzIDT, Tailor,
EEAVING established himself perma-
E nentIF on Bellevue street, near the
eornerof Maia, offers hisservices 10 the pnb-
lie Of 0pelousas and Pafish Of ST Landry
He has on hand fine assortment of goods of
the best quality and rssrious tastes, suitable
for coats, vests and pantaloons, which be will
cut and make inthe best style and at moder-
ate prices foEeash.
0pelousas. April 4th. 1s57-1y)
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FRANKLIN INsnF,.',T'IlfTION n

= z
szl..-1oD ORE YALADE, PaIsclrAL.
HAVE the ..ynor Of informing the public and
4 parents IN particular that my Institution has been
removed on eplanation formerly owned by jacques
LastIapes, where ready to receive the scholars
whom parents will confde to my care.
That well known position, at short distsHee from
0peiolfss and Washington, being unquestionabiy
situated in the most healthy part Of the Parish sad
not exposed to aual aladcs will assure to parents
the health Of their childfun whose studies viii never
be interrupted.
So far as regards instruction and education shall
neglect nothing to merit continuance OF the kind
patronage, with which have been honofed here
Terms, payable Quarterly.
Roarders, for Scholastic year of ten months and
half, s4ao oo
Day scholars for same period, ~ W
Ali Quarters commenced must be paid ID full, and
no deductions mads for absence, except in cases OF
sickness. z. YALADE,
Principal and Proprietor.
ST. Landry, July 18th, 1887
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YPTI j 81 seed oatas
lsI NT MT received and for
e y ~ DEB ThTaeNs q q 1RRTERE.
anngson, La.
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O,.,l.IT

"a FTER the first Of April next, viii resume
II the practice ot Law ID partnership with
Henry. T. Gasisad ourofhee WILDE the one now
daeupied By dr. King.
LUcTUs j. DUpRE.
0pelousas, March 7th, 1857
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NJ ERRMAN B0DEMULLER, Main Street,
& a near Mr. Ghretien's Tailor shop. teaches
music the violin and guitar, and repairs musical
instruments and tune pianos. April is, 1857.
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PEA NTATHaDN ron SALE.

u IN = lDHCss,
B BRICK EER + ELAsTERER.
Can always BE found at the store Of blrs. Y.
Iedicis, Main street. Opelouass
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State Gf LeaislaNa,

Nov. 1fth, 1857.-1y-50.
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JGEEEs RAy, NOTARY PUBE1C.
w ILL puctually attend 10 all business entrusted
= : TO his care. Office at 0peloasas.
0pelousas, April 18th, 1867.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-03
BANKS AND BANKING-A sTUPENDOUS Sc

BANKS AND BANKING-A STUPENDOUS SHAN
NeEt 10 the NO .eru, fashionable Church, which
pro essss to monopo s. al religion and virtue, the
Barking Icztta,jol is the most notable sham of
the 6 &c srys tue New York Mirror Ia the first
place it fosters tn celtsystem, which is radically
wrong to begu vita system that has cluse
more crime Fevsrty, and suffering than all other
causes com inc + We know tits is an unpopular
doctrine in a city Of Bank pasces acd it will be
severely ueu0aucsdi ia Blnkparjors, where he dis
count digngsrs zsem to regsrj their Offices as
sort OF divine ordinance; but l.. Us lock at the
naked facts, all ses no much society, the iudus-
triou= an productive portion OF society, Is bene-
filed by BsUl-s o. discount ald circulation Where
does the mo-ey come from to pay for al these
baukiUg palaces; ard the lat salatiss Of ten thous
and officers snd euployees2 It comes from he
poor borrower, at & much larger rate than per
cent per 0nUpr for tie "acC.mmolasiOn' gwen
him If Banks cs1 lend their CAPT. al at per cent.
ard paJ Giyid,Lds Of s to 10 per cent, With large
salaries 10 Tresserts, and Cashiers and Clerks,
building silly eGifcss, and enhancing the vslue Of
their took all tie while t follows hat there Innst
Ub t'LSE I6ftL'. usNlLS 'ulo L-tI C-A6ts De5 QUO
the legal Interest sccruiug upon l5aaed capital
Ard bow IS this? Why, The simple solu ion Of
the problem ands thus
Tie customer Of the B5nk' lends the Bank q
certain sum, without interest; and torrows it back
and perhaps 'I.tle more, win interest When
money is ",asy," AID the CUSTOMER" is il high
credit, the nix smiles blsniIy, and rather Groves
IFS "Eeors" upon him; bus, when the market tigh.
tens tie B .rs looks gum, shakes its head, pleads
poverty, CO.. P.tns Of being in debt to thu "cesr.
ing house, d sed. it customer (who las very
likely been led mo Laz .r5ous specul4tious, by
Bank fa-iii,.s) empty away. Ia the Language o
the sue-L in tight times, toe Bank turns The
scre~ and c,u-hes lis victims.
We cannot but regard the entire sysel OF bank
ing as Lug consumer, making the rich richer and
the poor Pos rer; and even, in lis bsndazt mood
crying t. il. customers: CONE AND LET NE EAT YOU
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Ey- Or te.eer5phi3 dispatches from Washing
ton baveTePorted adifi-uity between Mr. WRIGHT,
OF Tennessee, aud Mr.. SHERNAN, in tue Hou,s-
The only particulars We have seen through the
papers is the following extract from the Washing
ton correspondent Of the New York Tribune:
"Tle House was enlivsDed b. two personal
matters to-day Mr.. Wright Of Tennessee was
reported in The Globe hrs morning as having Ut
tureJ, during some remarks OF Mr.. Sherman, yes
terdsy, That's 3 lie" SIR. Sherman called atten
tOn to the report this morning aud Mr. Wright
having responded, that what Mr. Sherman said
was untrue, Mr Sherman declared that tle De.
clarstion was the uttersDce of BLACKBOARD in
state OF in,0xication Percy Walker having took
fire on an objection OF Mr.. Trlllon, called him a
Massachusetts psrsou. Ccnceiving this, by some
pecuia- l. a. to be an insult he rose and declared
himself sorry .r having SAID It,
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FHyO AILLWRlGHTS, MIL OWNERS AND OTHERS.
81 W0Efendcm " Coz al the request of their friends
aud patrons ed their place Of business TO No.
Cherry three doors south Of Broad and are prepared
T. make pae every descrp all kinds OF Machines
repa attended TO- Saw MaHdls Of every description
made the shortest notice. and they hope, by pune
tually fulfilling all orders, TO merit due snare ol puOc
D7tr0nsOp lmrl3-6m.
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OF It's Washington Star says: The pressure
Of sirsnga7s aere is slready immeDse-much lar
ger than ever before so long previous to the advent
of an Inauguration day, even when the induce
meuts for ofios-seekers to 15ck 10 Washington
was much greater lhaa at present If they con
tDue to come upon US u4ti the fourth after this
fashion, there viii be perhaps 100 600 strangers
here by tbs. time. Tue scene in the psrlors at
Wizards yesterday afternoon vas SIS brilliant as
in ball room, so great was the thToug OF stranger
ladies' in brilliant array. So also was the scene
at the Krkwoods; in both Of which we had &C.
cssion to enter
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az The NelO Era is the title of democratic
psper recently started at MoMinnvilIe, Tenn, e6i
ted by Tho B. MURRAY, Esq. We trust thst it
will meet with better success than is generally the
fortune Of country papers, 1t is neatly gotten up
and hes the advantage of a good editor.
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New Books.
HUMOURS OF FALCONBRIDGE.
COLLECTION OF
AND EVERY DAY SCENES,
LATE

By THE LATE
JONATHAN KELLEY.
ETTER known reading public by the sgnat Of
ID Faiconbridge," d. Jack Humphdes," " Stampede"
Beautifully illustrated Original Designs, BY srEPHENs
Complete in large DuOdecimo volume OF SUI pages
Price 81 25 in cloth; 81 IN paper.
This beautifully illustrated, abOunds in humorous
scenes, anecdotes, and true sterling vi" Hna VIII auoiu "a
agreeable relaxation to the mind Of the Per1ser Of more solid
tomes"-Dsl. &c. Republican.
Humors Of FaeoRbrdge is calculated make all persons
laugh and grow fat.'-Belt. advocate.
hey are Of the most varied lively and agreeable eharae-
"THE BANISHED SON, ard other Stores Of the Heart
By Caroline Lee Hentz.
NEW EDITION OF CHARLES DICKENS WORK, Illus
tralsd. "Pckwck Papers," Nicholas Niekieoy, David
COpperGed" Now ready in vols, each u mo- Just re-
ceived and for sale By HAGAN & co,
MARRYING TOO LATE."-ATaIe BY George Wood.
N NoTEs on THE GosPELs-By Rev. Chas. b. Han-a
STOKES OF AN OLD MAID - related to her NepheWs
and Nicees. A beautiful juvenile Book
sMILLEDULCIA - Thousand Pleasant Things selected
from Notes and Queries. vol. l2mo.
COMMGDORE PERRY'S JAPAN EXPEOITlON-Nar-
rative Of the Expedition Of American Squadron 70 the
Is54 nv order me Government of The United States under
piled Original Notes and Journal Of Commodore
Perry Al his request and under hIs supervision By Francis
L. Hawks, D. D. Onsveiume yo., with two hundred En-
cravings and Charts. For sale BY HAGAN < BIO,
HARPER'S NEW PAPER.
ITARPER'S WEEKLY, a Journal Of Civilization, hrst
IL number 500 copies just received Subscription received
1'i jan 6as'' P''' ''' HAGAN& BRO, Agents.
TIE NEW-YORK LEDGER,
A WEEKLY Newspaper. Subscr pton received and ain
~ gle numbers IoId by HAGAN & BRO, Agents.
HIHE FLAG Of OUR UNION, and ~BallOu's Pic
4 torial Newspapers for sale BY HAGAN q BRO,
lan6 AGENTS.
Cooley FOX MARCH.
HAGAN d BRO, No. 40 Market and Union SIS, have
juss received Godey's Ladys Book for March. feb24
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BLANK RnnKS.

BLANM HUDhSa
LEDGERs, journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Invoice
Books Check Books Note Paper Envelopes, Ink, Gold and
Steel Pens, Inkstands, Pencils. Just received BY
feb24 JOHN YORK & co.
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ny BENJ. F. SHIELDS.

ARGE peremptory sac Of French Porcelain, Bohemian
l. Cut Glass -MaChe Goods Silver Plated Ware &c,
lust received ami sold without commencing
TUESDAY EVENING at z o clock, and continue every al
ternOou O'Clock, and at night during the week.
Porcelain comprises complete assortment of Plain,
Cola Bond aud Decorated Dinner Desert Tea, and Break
fat sets lat st styles Also, the richest of
FANCY CHINA offered in the city, viz Large Vases,
COogne Card Baskets Motto Cups Figures, Ink stands &c
Together with almost every Article in the China line Also,
Plated Casters, &c, together with large
splendid PapeTmache Tables, Tea Trays, &c,
heaul uly inla and dscoraed with paintings from the
finest scenery country affords. This splendid sock Of
goods having selected expressly for this Market par
cuIar attention is therefore invited The sale being per-
emptoYy, all fnd IL TO their advantage attend posi-
tive orders have received sell everything, without
reserve
~ Ladies' are especially invited to attend this sale.
mTh3--tf BENZ. p. SHIELDS, Auetioneer.
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~ A Washington Dispatch says that Hon. J.
Clancy Jones has received letter from Mr.. B1ch-
anan, urging Mr. Jones to reconsider Ebis request
not to be plssei IN his cabinet.
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HA6BROOK& M'WHIRTER,
DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
AT The CID STAND OF
EVANS, PORTER & CO.,
NO. 81 MARKET STREET NASHVILLE, TENN
a WORD 10 THE PUBLIC.

A WORD TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVING purchased the entire Stock of Goods Of Mesrs
Evans Porter & Co and succeeded them in their Retail
Trade, and having added largely their Stock b. fresh
purchases Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
we are prepared Offer extraordinary inducements to pur
cbaers of DRY GOODS. Our the opening
is ~ complete and embraces every variety OF FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
AND SHOES, VARIETIES. &C.
re EHE LADIES
We o5gra handsome assortment Of Rich and Fashionable
Goods, surpassed b. Retail House in the city which
W. are selling al exceedingly low prices.
Purchasers Of Dry Goods will certainly end it 70 their
interest TO call aud examine Stock and prices
prepared offer great bargains Retail House in
the city. ,..
~ Remember, No. 81 Market street.
feb27-I HAsBROOK & McWHIRTER.
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SCHOOL ROOFS,

John York & Co., have on hand complete stock Of
Classical and Common School Books, which they offer for
sale at the lowest prices. lfeb24
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NOTICE TO THIEVES.

TWNHE two Rascal who Kind force
in the rear house Sunday night and to break
open the drawer desks may congratulate themselves
that they made lucky escape, Olher- Use they might
have required had they remained few seconds long
er d for their future would say to them that
their proceedings witnessed by one OF U.S.
thew keep dak leave this city for should the
party who saw thes recognise either Of Them the Streets
we will give them an opportunity of stating the Of
their unexpected visit fortunately they got into the wrong
drawer and only obtained about 50 in cash, and Sill
yer Watch II thy succeed we'll in all their viancus
undertakings they will make handsome thing Of tt5O cts
for the same trouble every ght would pay doubt Call
sgain soon Next Tune VIII attend you partcu-
larry. mr3itl L. f HARDY % CO.1 broAd 81
AUCTION SALE OF IMPORTED STOCK.
WILL sell at Public Auction the quare in this city,
/ on SA TURDAY, MARCH 7TH, TWO JAG As AND
ONE JENNEE, imported from Spain by J. W. Freds
burg of Charleston They choice animals, four
wears old this Spring and growing. sale positive.
TERMs-Fuur months for approved Bank notes
mrb3-d3t +. Il. GLASCOCK. AuctioBeer.
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NEW BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK & CO.,
38 Union Street.


Soaeys Lady's Book for March.
Graham's Magazine for March
FRANK Lesiies Gazette Of Fashion Ter March.
Pu'nau's Monthly, for March
Household Words, for March
The School Fellow, for March.
Tue American Almanac, for 1857.
Olshauser's Commentaries, by Kendriek
The Prince Of the House Of David.
Chambers History Of the Russian War.
Men and Times ofths Revolution, BY Watson.
Irving's Life OF Washington, vols.
Star and the Cloud or Daughters Love, by ROe.
Longfslow's Poems eompste In vols, Is no.
Wsbstsr's Private Correspondence, vols, 70.
ParIey's Rscollectons OF a Lifeline, vols, limo.
Emerson's Representative Men.
EnersOn's English Traits.
Hugh Millier's England aud its People.
Spurgeon, the modern Whitfield.
bills Of the Shetsmac, by Wethwen.
PAIL Fame, a Novel, by N. P. Willis.
Frank Forester's Sporting Scenes, chaFaotsn-
Leila; Star Of Mingrolia, BY Reynolds.
Passion and Principle BY Mrs. Grey.
witand wisdom Of sydney Smith.
Memoir Of SyuBey Smith, BY Mrs. Austin.
ALSO,
Godey's Lady's Book for March,
Graham's Magazine for March, and for sale BY
JOHN YORK * CO,
febs4 81 No. 80 Union st.
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REGULAR AUCTION
SALE OF GROCERIES.
BY
il. S. French & Son,
ON TuEsDAY Morning. Ma RCH Sd 1851, at 10 O'Clock,
~ A. NJ We viii oer for salem front our Warehouse,
corner Market and Clark Streets the following articles
to wit;
f00hhds Sugar; 900 bags Rio CoEss
25 bbls Loaf do so do Laguyra;
so bbls Crushed do; q do lava
90 kegs sup. carb. Soda; 1000 kegs Nails
so bills Vinegar 100 dozen Buckets
leo bbls Moasses SO bhls Mackerel. 80. l. 2, & :;
10 bags Pepper; 50 bags Ginger;
cerOOHs Indigo; 20a boxes star Candles;
100 boxes Cheese, 900 half boxes do;
500 bbis Whisky, assorted 200 GUAR. boxes do:
brands; 900 boxes IalOw do;
g bbls American Brandy 10 half bbs American Brandy;
10 bbls Gin 10 bbls Rum;
50 do Julius Smiths 25 do oil Bourbon Whisky
old Reserve Whisky, 90 do old I've do;
100 600 extra Cigars, Vari- 100 boxes Cber0ots;
brands; 100 do Tobacco, W. H. Hare's
100 boxes Melee Cigars; and other brands;
50 do Jars; 100 boxes Tumbers;
Together with Spices and other articles.
fe26-td h. s. FRENCH & SON.