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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
NETWORK, THURSDAY, JULY %, 1st
prp GOODS.

Drp &ooos.
CLOSING SALE.
AN IMPORTERS CLOSING SALE
PAlI, nANrILLAs,
Manufactured BY the CO. b-ated artr,
JEAN DE- LA MAIR
Of the
VILLA LA FRANCE,
FOR the
NEw-YORK CITY TRADE
I'm .ouseduence OF the sr uncertain state o the wholesale
trade be subscriber las determined 70 close out rtA fer
cssb tie whole Of his - .-,.
SPRING AND SUMNER IMPORTATl0NS
for the popular tIsde, sod now offers % The
LADIES OF NEW-YORK
and vicinity The Of Importation the touowirs Htic s
Guipure Lace NsrtilAs
Prsh.r Lace haptlss
CAnbric Lace Nantila
CbsIiily Lace Mantllss,
Pusher Lace Points,
Push-r Lsce Centers.
Black Silk and Net MsntLlu,
Bl.ck Sih aud Lace Msntillas,
Black Silk aud Guipnre MaotiIss.
A. he sale will continue only the presen: week dune "nco
time be must close out the entre valuable rock OF
LADIES OUTER GARMENTS,
enable him to return ~ Europe-
Per Jean de AyMXr
No sse Broadway,
Opposite the Metro poli.an Hotel
Po.i.iyely CLOSING on The 2ith Inst
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OK WORTH Of MUSIC for 25 CENTS
~ LEI "GLNfLE ANNIE" willie have mssed
seu" Hazel DELI JEANNE with the ifht brown har,r
Some love- and the words and melody Of % n The
popular sopes Enssh language s1I,ed for oil
hons, be boush. for 25 esnia
Ash for the " GENTLE ANNE MELODIST."
Copies sen. By NAL, portage pad
No. 81 Broadway, New Yort.
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VIII be ready al IL o'clock
A ORGEOUS MUM b L r.

HARPERS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUSr T.
A WINTER IN THE SOUTH. ,sixh Psper)
Illuftrsted by Twenty tDgIayings.
THE ROMANCE OF WYOMING.
illustrated by Fifteen Engraving.
yACABONDIZiNG \ BELOIU ID.
Illustrated by Ten EDgreyiles
HOW THE MONEY GOES. .
OLIVE WINCHEsIER WIGHT By Louise Chandler Moul
TIE BE- FREAKS OF FORTUNE, AND THEIR LESSON.
TEE RED Bracelet.
MY SISTER MARGARET.
RATHER GHOsTLY.
CRlTICIsMS ON ITALY.
NOSES.
TIE QUIET HOME
IuE VlRGINlANs By W. VI. ThsckeTsy
ILLUSTRATIONS Vice Queen Reeontre IN tIeets- !
-Four HesdPeces
CHAPTER XXXIII- Contains SoIoqly By Hester.
CHAPIER XNXlV-In which Mr.. Warrington treats the
Company with Tea and Ball
CHAPTER NNNN.-Entsnglemeuts
CHAPTER \XNNi-Whicn seems % Mischief.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS
LIBRARY NOTICES Books of the Month.
FDl1ORS TABLE.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITORS DRAWER
GUESSEs AT THE TRUTH.
Observation-Disclosures Mother. Precocious Boy;
Young Lady Msu about Town Careful HousekeePer no
mantle Maiden Bold Burglar; Bosiway Dandy Trusting
Wife; Country Cousin Bank Director Nertaut Youth;
Po. sbopseeIer Assured Lover Tsrdy Traveller Foolish
Tourist.
FASHIONS FOR AUGUST
ILLUs1RAuoNs-Dinler Dress; Le,e Bssqcine Under
Sleeve; Nhemise.
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6uetial Notifes.

Tn. OnIv Genuine Farina Crackers Manufactured
On "a, upf.d States are made ty A. WING esq o. Lansing
bsr,A, State Of Nsw-Yorf ,,.
No F.hpa Cr.eken were nsle Known 70 he paOc
sptl INTRODUCED BY Mr. WING.
These Cr,er.r have become
HIGHLY POPULAR ON ACCOUNT OF THEIR INTRINSIC
EXCELLENCE.
No ,b, C,1isr, are .de Of prepared IN the same
WINGS or by WINGS PROCESS, 81 this - unknown
.. others. therefore excellence and peculiar proper
WINGS CRACKERS ARE THE PUBLlCs STANDARD
FOR FARISA CRACKERS
..,ppt, by other tare A the ordinary krc Of Crs kers
which hey make by calling them fsrina are offers Of tber
article, 70 the public decepvey viz under the preenSe ths
they are like WINGS.
Or utbey dare not openly soy hi fact Of their stamping
. nam. FARINA and pscIs the lame OF a. nci'
yieua OF others and csng them eli Parma 10 'h.F attempts
4. sell them shows concGvey thai they cacate upon td'
nam. principal for the public 20 purchase them
knov ing veil the " FARlNA ChAChEhs F." heio
NJ bish e,tirnaii,n, solely on soooun; OF the
CyLyBRATED ARTICLE MANUFACTURED BY
Mr.. WING
,h IA no, only greatly superior but combne' 'o:ay different
properties from the Imitation articles.
NJ matter by whom these imitation Crackers made, or by
s ,hsv are sold every individual knowing the fscts and
matchmaking in such rsnscons lowers his standing among
sono,. men and later taose who sttemp; deep
,,,. traffic will almost Invariably find hs. the SHARP EYE
OF THE PUBLIC has been upon iheIn and the Ase pon'
hieh hOpeo 10 realize nave never oceL NOH'~-
Alvs,s AK for WINGS CRACKERS when you wish to buy
y,rs Crsohers and take but those bearing the lame
"a WING" stamped each cracker These may be procured
If the best Family Grocers generally whom they eSteD
sivey ,od in different portions Of the United states ana ~
Whsl.,s,e ouly of A. N. THOMPSON Co,
Nos 22l and 223 Ful,oD,t New York
Hygienic Medication DruRs.-Drs TRAIL,
SOkiON and SMALLEY treating all forms OF feyer IN
Summation Bowel Complaints and other other acute diseases
without drugs without losing patient Their treatment
especially adapted 10 the prevalent ases sIong chdIeD
Ofee Tor consultation and prescription No 10 Lasnist
Letters for Great Britain, 20 go by the steamer IN
DIAN EMPIRE, FRIDAY July - via GAwsy relsad must
h. mailed at NewYoIk PosOfce by or before 10 ~ OF
h. day with postage Zone cent? pepad and the
t;ers aked "Pe Indian Empire they b. handed 10
"e's WIN. A. SALE L Co.. No. 46 South st.
Bnigrnnt Intelligence Office and Labor Ex;
shange been removed from No. Canal.st 10 No. oi
WeTfst (ste ADbonys few doors weT o. brcedwsy. NO
fses charged JAMES r. SAGAH, oupehhttnoeHe
Oscnr w. Day,on a. Co., Sole Popreors for the United
STATES of Dr. r. ANGUS SMITHS DlStNfECTlNd row
Sold packages Of two pounds at only - cen.s eso
Ssss of 100 povsid by the Depot No lO brosa"y
Orders by lssil filed. For sale by Druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

A TALE or GREAT MYSTERY IN TIE
"A SOUTH AND NORTH.
Read
THE WHITE WIZARD;
THE GREAT PROPHET OF THE SENINOLBS,
BY NED BuSILINs
Which 10 commenced 10 the
NEW-YORK MERCURY,
Now ready all the News AeenAs the city and country.
RENHMBER
THAT
TIE NEW-YORK MERCURY
IS AN
ENTIRELY
Distinct
AND
SEPARATE
PUBLICATION
FROM
THE SUNDAY MERCURY.
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printing.

AT EVERDHLL"-l00 elegant WEDDING
~ CARDS beautifully printed lo0 ENVELOPES latest
ryle Ga So Orders by mail solicited Broadway Duane.
BEAUTIFUL PRINTING at the lowest CASH
ID PRlCYs-Csrds CiIeusr, Bhssds to printed cheaper
than ever Cell and see. ECKLER No q Farons st. N. T.
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Amusements.

T N E SIS W o o d
y MAMMOTH MUSICAL FESTIVAL
rErE caxMPErRE.
On the ID, Sd and th Of Autssr
M.n.ssgsD sa.a .nn'.n.s e.: y .,Gs.m'0' ~,
have been 4 sesyfs ss.; lex ffsfSAI
'i'''' is5a AUGUST 81! SECOND CONF 'THsS MI Nd FOURTH
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
every '''e''''' 7 Three an DAYS FESTIVAL.
q TSo ss'Si HrSDsEb 5rsa isf' 'rESFcR'sERs, RfS
CARL ANscHUrz ud MAX MARErzEK
ANGELO ToRRiANI. iERNsr GRILL ari A JOAN ARK
BALs eH&SPETREs
EACH EVENING.
I'VE '''''s'' PM FiyE q cosPffrE SSs Ffs sAsps,
the Whole 'st SESb M2si 'S bRtssosD tsi ;s'''' vii"
.urpiedhy
srvrRrL o. TIE rsIsdr.l Gsas siNsTEarrss
have a''dy .nnnO9p.sd Ss, 1s1sS pss 70 compete f the
offered A'" J6rFs li;i EDGE SsR WI"
" ''ias SASNiFicESr Gi DISPLAYS o. FIREWORKS
AsCENsIoNS OF BALLOONS
VIII also take place.
The sdmi'sap will be only ,r,., navy
The order Of the vsiou. Amuseuen:s, - well IS the pro
ssuues Concerts w be given in further advertisements
VI ''' ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
DALACE GARDENs-l4th-.t. and 6th-av.-
Il CONCERT NIGHT.
TONIGHT ThursdAyl July p
PROGRAMME FOR TONIGHT.
PARr l.
l. Overture the VI" Poe. ard Peasant suppe
2 Duet" Dehcon te" AID Druds Chorus" from Beunis
opera OF Norma - performed on two cornets, &c
schOtt.eh tnew)-" The Swinging .car
NLse-" Love- BY desire hoenis
With distant echo, arranged BY Baker
6 Music for the MilionMedey, embracing al kinds Of
w English song Wilkins aud bis Dinsh Ethiopian
ballads" MassSs in the cold cold sround" Nancy
Till" Ia ian cays;ins from Reoetto-" Donna
Mobile" with esdences for Flute Clsrionet Amer'
can toug-" Jordans hard road TO travel" rhAe
The Sleigh Ride accompanied with bells, whip. sc
SPLENDID FIREWORKS, by Edge viii be exhibited in
the nteIrnsson.
|. Grand Operate selection" La Sonnambua' Bellii
First time at these Gadsns, arranged by Baker
introducing the most popular melodies including the celebrated
finale, " Ab non guioge.'
2 Polka (newl" The Palace Garden Polka Baker
with accompaniment Of Singing Bird),
Composed expressly tor these Concerts - - ,
The Invitation 10 the Brd-The Flute plays sranThe Bird
o3mmence sing but only wMbes few notes The Flute
the melodyfne Bird resumes ts song In engnened
noes-Asr several attempts the Flute succeeds IN inducing
the Bird continue its which does throughout the
8 Serenade from Don Pssquael" Oh, Summer Might
Dopkett
Solo performed the Conet.
Compos.d popu, Ethiopian melodies Maggie BY
my Sde,r " Gentle Annie Oh Boys carry me along
Willie we have missed thee Ellen Bayne,n " msssas
Gaop Ia la Masquerase Queen of the Mslks, u
on cnc,t whit. Is Cents
DE FOREST TIsDALE, Propretors
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

DOTAGIl.LA Ma SEHCrAC NNAMEIT
III Rotssils a sehctsc Srxnieit
Rotssil.s 4 tehc.sc SDaneit
Ro,ssill. Da shctsc Nusmei,
EILSEL DNA YEMOUT NOD
tlsel dDs lemout nod
isel dna Y.mc-t nod
Else. dpE Ieuolt Htd
KLiM LLIwS 70 SolPMAHC EHr
Kim llws fo nopuIahc eht
kim .i~s e. noipGahc eht
kiu ltvs 70 oopmshc ct
REV.R RELARf IA SGIP
Rsyr Re ezsrf - sgip
Esylr Re1af n arp
New Yil6' Yab or ESuYAcIr EHr Nj
Ys3 ot Enayss.p ehi nj
Ysd Q: Engyscip eh. al
Ysd OF EaIysap ell. nj
READTHE ABOVE BACKWARD
WE THANK MAYOR TIEMANN
w fr seeondins cur esors 10 er..kIs Up the~
BOGUS TICKET OFFICES
We show :beu Up good IN No. ? OF
TRICKS AND TRAPs.'
Cone On, Mr.. Mayor, We sbL lept ot sxIn IL No. oay
10 ctr:s = nsmtsr 'sept free by mall
plNsMCAE 1 c., Nc. spr:tG, S.v'Ys'a.
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TERMS.

TEKMS.
One Copy foI o1s Yer
COlses iOr One
Three OF Copies Dor One Year (each) .........
And Extra Copy for every Cub Of Ten SUBscRBEss
The Postage Upon HARPERS MAGAZINE must be- p,id
received. The Postage ThvfyI eea''
a ueqy HARPER BROTHERS, Publishers.
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Boaro and Rooms.

DOO.dS WANTED-By Gentleman ana LAZY,
III vnhoG, bosrd, the entire SECOND fLOVh nsN.,. H
houss located brsweeu eth and and 100 -
IN quit reshborhood reference sIshante% Aesres' u
c. Bo3 No. asa, Sost O6es
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
SHELDON, BLAKEAAN Co,
Ne. us Nssssfs,., New Y9ft.

VNHE RIGHT OF SEARCH.-An INQUIRY into
Il the Rish, cf Nist Approach hy saip. - w q,
Jsrs WHiTsAS, es9 b. A PablsA-a BY JAMES Nj iLLsR
No SO Broadway Price - cts
MASONIC and Miscellaneous BOOKS of every
l d.rpon frpi,hcd the shortest 0otic. by MM T. AN
DkkSOS Publisher ard Bookbiuder Nc - Auns " Y Any
Bob yoa want BY whom pubAea win b. n ~
NEW MUSIC" Kind Words can never die; :"
~ Du.t .sd Chorus; price a, The AHsel. too me so'
Home oasIte; 2'c Grave ofRos.b, Song WIKI Cs0ra.
Cav. Ballad 2c The EmTsre or Reohs ou.iiit !" Sc.
Les Lsneon QasdIle . IS Swinging Sehot.sose With
E.uiifui ssrette e n.ee Children Swing; SIS Theresa
PoAss 2s AL Of which recomm Dded MAed pos,sse
sse. PIbisbed BY
HORACE WATERS At,It, NJ Us B;~essy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
%rorfries, prcpisions, sc.
Cost an0 foun1.

POLICE.-The Property
wi CI,rk No. AIS Broouest, has for id-pthos-aoa
STEAM GAUGE an EsctIie M.eh,n.' !, GSd s%r seA.
ss,.o.eot~ Pic,are Boz White INDIA SILKS and mourn
ps Calico, Meino Shirts heavy Overcast aid several
GOLD WATCHES.
CTOLEN-A CHECK, drawn by G. l.. Maxwell
- an The BHrk North The order Of CsmrnAn
% No LAS dated July II for SOS AL persons ave hereby
esutor ed against taxing d checl the payment thereof h1
been stopped.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
9iaticnern ano fanep Goods.

FRANCIS e. LOUTREL, No. 45 Maiden-ane.
Il BLANK BOOKS. PAPER and STATIONERY Steam
JOB PRINTING, LIfHOGRAPHIC WORK, BINDING, 10
Orders collected
CLOTE and JAMES,
- sfATIONERs PRINTERS and BLANK. BOOK MANU-
PACYUnER8 No rs Pnton-st Orders respectfully soltt~A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

NOBURN's Extra LARD OIL-Vey pure; viii
u n,,,r ssn and viii bun sqE Sperm. 1srr.b ID 10 70
rIcA JQEy W QUINCY Co.. Ne - Wmsn-~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

Letters for Great Britain, TO go by the steamer IN
DIAN EMPIRE FRIDAY July - via Galway Ireland, must
b. mailed at the NewYork Pos0fce by or before 10 q D Of
h. day with the postage Zone cent? pepa5 and the
Lt,rs aked per indian Empire they b. handed 10
WIN. A. SALE L Co.. No. 46 South st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

Hygienic Medication vs.. Drngs.-Dis' TRAIL,
SOk ION and SMALLEY treating all forms OF Feyers In
ssmmaion Bowel Complaints and other other acute diseases
without drugs and without losing patient Their treatment
especially adapted the prevalent diseases snong chdIeD
OF for consultation and prescriptions No. 10 Laenis
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

II S. SCHOOL AGENCY, TEACHERS and
u PEOPLRS' UNION Osf7), L. II. WILCOX L SONS;
No .eS Broadway TEACHERS and PEOPLES MEETING
and CORRESPONDENCE DAILY, to - aud to o'clock,
filling s orders ,scance. and changes oi CheesholdeIs
o. sl5 redee ming Checks percent the compen
s.,on ,or IN other rvice being renewable AID transferable
No .farze 10 Pupls Institutions advance their own fee
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-10-23

III oRrAST Movr4EST.-The talked of
eve It is at last consnmmated. The Ca
ior.lia and New York Steamship Com
pany, has, we learn, purchased the Bal
tic and Atlantic Of the Collins line, and
the Hermann of the Bremen line, to ran
on the Pacific SIDE, in connection with
the Company's boats on the Atlantic.
The sale Of these steamers was cpnclu-
ded yesterday. the price paid was $500,
900 each, $4,000 being paid down Ill
cash, and the balance secured by lien on
the ships. The am company has ais"
purchased two steamships for this side
which will make the connection com
p!ete between New York and San Fran
cisco, via Nicaragua, opening again the
whole rout 50 long sealed up by Van
dertili This purchase gives to the line
the best loats in the wogld.-I}eU York
Ne,0s.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-10-23

Il is proposed to call a Convention,
i'll the State of New York, for the pur-
pose Of amending the Constitution Of
that State. The New York Journal Of
Commerce says, if one is actually called.
It will be mainly on account Of propo-
scd legal and judicial reforms, and
thTows out the following suggestions:
1T has been suggested to us by an
able aud eminent lawyer who is familiar
with the whole SUBJECT, that the labors
Of the Convention would be rendered
less severe, and perhaps more safe. if a
few Of the most trustworthy and cXpc-
rienced lawyers Of the State ceull meet
together informally and prepare some
general outline or plan to be submitted
to the Convention. The suggestion
strikes us 80 at least worthy OF publ
city, and it might be readily carried into
practice. Suppose the members Of the
bar in each judicial district should
choose three Of their best men to al
Advisory Council Of this kind; we
would then have a small and reliable
body Of twelty-iour men, who would
bring the experience of years to bear
upon the elaboration Of a general plan
for a Judiciary Article in the new Con-
stitution. The people would not fear
that such a body would be too much in
iluenced by All esprit DIT corps; for they
would have no power, and their labors
would amount to nothing unless approx
ed by the Convention and then by the
people. The object sought would sim
ply be to obtain an expression OF opln-
ion on these intricate and embarrassing
topics, by those best fitted by learning
and experience to give an opinion, and
to IlarlnoniZe, so far as is possible, the
discOrdant views which now prevail"
The plan here proposed has been fire.
qucntly spoken Of with approval among
the members of the bar in this State.
Much good would undoubtedly result
from the meeting of such an Advisory
Council. They would in all probability
be able to agree upon, and present to
the Legislature, a complete plan for the
reorganization Of our Judiciary.
There is ample time for such a meet
ing to take place before the meeting Of
the Legislature. Let the members Of
the bar of each parish select one or two
of their number to attend a Convention
at Baton Rouge, say on the first Mon
day Of January next. They would con-
cludc their labors just in time for the
meeting of the Legislature, and what
ever bills they might present, or o
mcndations they might make, if not
adopted by the Legislature, would at
all events have great weight with them,
and be productive Of beneficial results.
.. JUDICIARY.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-10-23
THE ASSOCIATE JCDGESHIP.

Mr.. EDITOR: In q late number Of the
1ilIu~cr, published at Marksville, in the
parish Of Avoyelles, l see a communica-
ton. emauating from st. Martinville,
ard recommending Judge Albert Eoor-
Eics AZ a candidate for the Associate
J"dgeship OF the Supreme Court Of the
Third District, at the election which
will take place, 70, this Office, on the
first Monday Of April next. Judge Al
bert VOORHEES, IS 2 sou Of Judge Corne-
Illus VOORHEES,, at present on the Supreme
Bench, but whose term Of Office expires
in April, and who declines being again
n candidate. The letter writer from St.
Martinville is Mandatory, in the highest
degree, both Of father and son, and as-
sures us that the latter has the sympa-
| thy of the whole OF the Attakapas. l
am not disposed to join issue with the
writer on either OF these points, as un-
til I read his letter l was not aware Of
the existence Of Judge Albert VOORHEES,;
but as this is q question in which six
teen parishes are interested, Immediate
". and the whole State incidentally,
| would it not be well, before other can
didates are announced, to call a Convcn
ton Of the District, and choose among
the many members Of the learned pro-
~fession, who may be willing to be cal
didates, him whose character, learning
and abilities are most likely to render
an able Judge? A shameless want of
interest in the election Of judges has
been manifested by the people Of this
State ever since they have acquired the
right of electing' them. AS it is not pro-
bable that the people will ever yield
back this right to the Governor and
Senate, the lawyers, at least, who are
50 vitality interested in having good
judges, should shake off the apathy
which even they have exhibited hereto
fore OF this most important subject. It
is not in every parish, probably not in
every District, that q person possessing
all the qualifications of a good Judge of
the Supreme Court is to be found. We
should, therefore, in selecting the candi-
date, be prepared to make every sacri-
fee Of person, prediction Or locality,
and having made a timely and unexcep-
tionable choice, use our best e2crtions
to ensure his election. ..
PolNTE CoUPEE.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-10-23
State OF Louisiana.
Ninth District Court Parish Of Poi,:c CoHper
HARRIET UnnEGTE DAVIS
Fh. NO. 2lJ4.

Ninth District Cnnrl-pari:h Of Poin:c Coupe.
HARRIET ~IIunRETE DAVIS
F6. NO. LIJi
SARAH ANN RAIFoRD, wife of)
Johns. Scott and John S. Scott, her husband.
DI virtue Of and to satisfy . writ ri seizure and
IL sale issued in the above tuit and 10 me direc.
ted by the Hon. the 9th District Court in and t"r
the parish and State aforesaid, 10 satisfy plaintiffs
demand and costs OF shit, | have srizea, aud will
offer at public sale at the Court House on
Saturday, the 9Th @ay Of -Novsm6er, 1853.
at II o'clock a. H.. all the right, title aud inter
est that the defendant has in and to the following
described property to wit:
The tract of land Of two arpents front on The
Mississippi river, by forty in depth tmore or lcs)
situated in the Parish of poin,e Coupee, andl IT,
ing between the land or plantation acqiirrdby
John s. Scott, of the late P. II. Harbour, now
owned by Mrs. Sarah Ann iaiford, wife OF John
S. Scott on one side; and land owned on the 18th
of April 1854. by one Thcriot (now owned by said
Mrs. Sarah Ann Raitord wife of John s. Section
the other side: together with all the improvements
thereon, and also the crop Of sugar cane nos grow
ing on said land.
Terms Of ,Salc-Cch NTH AppTa'1"mt.
SEVERN PORCIE, shT
Pointc Coupec, Sept. %, 1858. tbs
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-10-23
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-Wc
PolNTE CoUpEE.

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-Wc have
private adviccs from London by the
Vanderbilt, which state that Professor
Hughes would have his machines in rea-
diness to work the cable on or about the
9Th instant, on which day the Atlantic
Company expect to dispatch q special
steamer to Trinity Bay, with M of Prot.
hughes assistants Oh board. We may,
therefore, hope to see the cable In COM
plete working order Oh or about the 2oth
instant. In answer to the theorizing of
many respecting the impossibility of
working the cable by the Hughes sys.
TEN, it is sufficient to say that, with in
struments hastily constructed and in
many respects very imperfect, Professor
Hughes has transmitted intelligence
reliably and continuously through 1900
miles Of the Atlantic cable. This was
whilst the cable was submerged between
Ireland and newfoundland, and with
electrical results nearly fifty per cent.
$50 the Telegraph Company's %electri-
clans assert) more favorable than whilst
it was coiled at Keyhman. Professor
Hughes says unhesitatingly that be can.
transmit intelligence through the cable
reliably and continuously at the rate Of
from three to six words per minute.-N,
7. Cotrar.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-10-23

T~IIloRrAsr TO PosraAsrERs.--Complaint
having been made to the Post Office De,
partment that the care, custody, and
conveyance of the mails" are entrusted
to persons not qualified, and under 3
suitable age, the following regulations,
which arc oflong standing, are publish.
cd for the benefit of all concerned
"Posst,nasters will cause their assist
ants and clerks. as well as letter carriers,
contractors and carriers, to take the
oath OF Office required by law, and send
them for file to the department, before
they enter into their duties.
NO person under the age of sixteen
years should be employed as a mail car
rier or clerk IN a post Office. The spe-
cial agents Of the department and all
postmasters viii promptly report all in
stances Of noncompliance with these
regulations
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-10-23
The State Of Louisiana,

Ninth District Court-Parish of Pointe Coupee.
Inths Halter g- the Succession Of -4ugMae Brunei.
PURSUANT to an order of the Ninth District
l. Court to me directed, l, the Sheriff under
signed, will offer for sale, on TUESDAY, the I'd
day Of NOVEMBER, 1858, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
at the late residence of the deceased, in Water
loo, the following property, to wit:
A great assortment of MEDICINES, consisting
of all drugs composing q complete Aposhicary
Shop. ...-r..s
HARDWARE. DRY-GOODS. &c.
A fine LIBRARY, consisting Of the valuable
works of La MARITIME, Voltaire. &c.
Numerous other literary works.
Also. an assortment of English and French
School Books.
TERMS OF sALE-CAsH.
SEVERN PORCI1E, Sheriff.
Pointc Coupce, October Ii, 1858.