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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

lsrN>t an taaa order 90 u@ Surrogate e ue 'eaeF . -
N.s grsuuss-. oa ffftf. Ns I
Man I..t even nsk. VI at ths rsnf, ifa ai ffr
h ABRAHAM LOIER i~sfei hst a. ihs tine oi DO i-si
o. n sni o. h- 1sas d-rt-i f~l estate ~ tn ,ritta st
.tsa's .s'r re-Hh Ward cd ihr Sh " N~~ .h tn'"h
tai a'tng4-i OF .sssfs 80 ~ s'.Hfi ne" | 10
rf, -sus- maize b. y y is tis sHf' tsfri l1
.- I+ D. lnunl-i sli fuuaang as iist 'aN Nest
rr fs-ui-ih seat, ieff nonh essfeN On H1-
.I.H. fI.n-ai fnsp. ssv.uis let M h ef
f.f f, souh tlsierf uf Ai Nr in
r.. .iI. tool me irt a-vifh Che A. Sod ta
i.,,s.I fhe gfo0nd uoat u -.ii ni i. rs.s
DBL. N tseutsfA q. iArf, 81 lNAAfh
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ogE PRIoE BOOT AsD SHOE sroaE

- llol' sMITH NisLkf, lilChailam-t
Boots And -HuEs.-The .srse.t caesp-
t-xcsj-. fsslJna4s sss0fmrlt f,r .e1ies
gecl- l-ul-n. misses ard m. tren car be- f0gnf a.
~ galway door sbogs Ffa1Eil-sl Coultry m7r-
ha= ar-e cr-so y o. 1gz-1 W ca4e.
VII 90 = -sl lJ 80 eef5rr p-rctls -ise7 here.
a. fm+ Il CAHlLL aa1 Brcs1 xsy
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fIf iiHn hsfla1 y Aas.s. Jnstlfs
" s.rf.na touff of n q H0rk
ff-n p1f,l.nf ~ t- ssfni- suhorflg tthssfi
r-.Hi-nf fffHra i,hfsf i.I .insf
estate of fpWNsFNp nFWLfff, resident OF Ah1.
Bahama West ilIa Islands. and uiat a. s Dol si
ga, s ebfs 10 tqqssf ans asAsrf-
rs0f aD0.iHl 40 is sfl aas irm ~ trt psHl
sft tha h9 payment Of ieis tue m hn
I.u o this State au Ir i.f-rF 90 haa hs nfs
p@f,g State belong ar hi Ard he i.s
pntery i0fbdisl b. a0i void Dated Il
"a, % september. lsfA o. Ivan COTT. Ar.r~f
az Attaching Crsdiir - Wal N@s taHa
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Nor'F 10 Pgr-a,ne. II an order II And,-~ Hos.. sasn
" re Couuiy kngs, hereby rvsn srs-
having sganst ABRAHAM VAN rKLr, ate Of s cry ID
BnoAu -si County, d-veas-d 10 pfsssaf hs 9Th
thereof Warren kirlm0ai
fsa,e 80 iaf Fulton sifsst, hookiyn before t
Isy ai August u.rt February p lstg
wARRES RICHMOND,
flffavln" A HASD, {''~N''''
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sft TU IEr- Three Cf tle rov u rlrhs Gni.e feu'
sf. .sts story unt hasmenl brck houi-s Kn1Fn Rs "a
80 va "a ace. btcg y mi ut.s wa.A ton J'fs'y ty
F-rr fr'stef with vinaoesst I, door, marble nsr.
sii 1ars a. cl4tagilg rooms zach, lh Safters in
t. r-.r sa rre sof -.-r n sch iicfen Onn llsses
r.n ID th- f-rrf E.rtE As', suh rea1 to'eses,
s.Df,st F. COLES : Psgo1itplscs.
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- ~ fi.s'-lu nfgr4w. y-r'. soc.l Biook5 d. fnr
n. tires.oTy hucE hausgs, t1tri With font ftd oscs
Nh .,eu-ris Vsu g frurt a1d tQe marble ma1'"ls
riigs d8ora good wells lui rHltrrs 1 le yaft. shout
t0--. fri-ltes waE rom Hsriipn col ~" ffom S1uth
..re, ronrIarliny fl. view of he Bd"rv. New YORK
C. fi a.rhof a1I f.rsey shor9 Neut $40 rer alrun
P-so. .hng housAs H pss cali and examine prom
.-, f,r thrm,eg.s For paracu.as Inquire ~ r 2 CRA
.ay on ia nr,rtl.e. ~ of y AsDNtS,
So A. psy-Jt 4. +
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- so fEr-'fh- dwelling gsn of h11se -j Green.
fas uIrhsl near sprug Rent $40 Also, '-p-rsiey cr
n Tbtrt, rifi q srd Broadway. hristing- Aso,
nsrl n lluss Ie5 West Seve0tel o. - near r ai
g. that s,egani ,hrresJry house ~ Pnncf'l nes DC
Dar.aL For ie.ms apply - / J. CObtNH ~
q
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.xu> FOR sALE-A country sect a Wssiehess.f. rear
4s ke Depcl a. Nl1sms Brtee lnc1fe o. ~ ss,o.1 -.
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20 FUR -hIE-A vaiushl- arm 0f 6i scfes snd
~ acfrs ss meadow 30 tho lowi .tip of Railway N.
~ miles from lhe yEge, ans within half milo -
he heat steaf depot being easy ~ Gcctsi and very DO
.rable Tor persOn doing busin@ssl tho city O1 the sad
farm "a good dwe elng Eih rooms esch h)or good
uid complete buidiugs, sl IN cOmpete repair
good s-l large cisern an1 stream u wst7f running N
" and Simmer nbo1 10 of Young wood; fruit
- every kind grsre y1es Nc Soil rot srpssrsd By
any I'M tha Stats. Apply 10 PFTER PARKS.
- Va
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I, A,a.rrR G.it. p-l.oif1t ~

s.tPrEaE olKr-C.,, a1i County of 49,. ie.s '.Hr
- p....- J.n-- u Jones sfi j|hn . sufh. esafsIg
I..r Co. l..,i.-N.asfHf To JOHN "iLls 'flE-su y.
ere L-rrts ths lhs ttlse t-f sH
itt of al C0ln 0i Nse ioN 49, srf'~
fraf rs-f .n 0f.- D. Va f0~et pc N'f
N-s ..s u;fr tasuff sfrr hr hereof
fst .f NJ eD
1irs.d fts plfs. srpY fo fhs Crlfs h- srft srn n
tas Cf Hsu ts CO. fNsN YEA o1 e tri NrisY
Nltg ou- sns,ai hanei 81 sal nstsr- 81 tsn cs
he .rsan , Tie ~ ~ leaancsf &c 0anf nkf-t Na-
Ye,s .pri {, l-p y DODGE, pis.atfs A"qrarf.
~ 4r a sfr-sf
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DY oRpEN OF D,ns p lgyshln Jadge Of ue Coa0 oi 'aH
ID P-s. Ccuuiy g N~~ l1t, nfr- - Nff'I
.er pursr.It i. o the salts runHrts afs
-c1nf - -ses and ron ie.tni '-tof- M sa
ROBERT NtsHtt ..ntunsf, unt'f ne name 81 william
N-gkr AND COMPANY ei ssnt louis Hs-'uf vH' W- 0.i
r.iir.f tie sta. ak. anathat tis u os tt
f- Itu-rt i- ilts uflrtt u-i upprf anf d-ia.f
.Ih a.l0fHf fn ~ ~fnfn@ months Rom fNa Nft
puta.snaf ust .e psfuHint oi i-hi Iae u
Them f na The i@isefy 20 ten or Or af
lstnffH ifln
lq~r, hv them iDfttsl hr as sHl af~ tiai
ptfri faH Itlld.l ef AliH, iTl' fhNNAhp lAh..fNf
.Ir AII.lL--- l-.I--l L y u u
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h PURSUANCE o afjs s-uro.ais the Count, I'd
tN~N lofs noie- hssby g6-n - al l~Isoas having
against WILLIAM "ft ais Of hs diy oi hsN Yo ds,sa~i
o. fh- with thefsof 10 the -r A. 90
oe oi william " Van Coit Fec No - Ban street IN th ID
h~~ fct, tss he lfusth dsy ol july nsrt-Ds =.
Yors, he ,th iay Of January, isfs
I.l lason SARAH GrE y,s,,t,,
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Court Caiendnr...Tms DAY
Inv Eouria

sr,l.lss Cssal.-Psbl,hsd on Saturday
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"a EDh ~At.E-A very dssirAbs country resld-nrs,
II situated In ihs Town Of Rye " slchssler Co wiihn a
f-w m'Luss' wax from he New n ayeu RsirOsd De
pct q, Pofirh-sr Tne property 10 ioestsi tho Junction
u hree rOsds leading White Plains POrchestsr and the
village Of Rye, sad consists of Of excellent land In
tgh Usls u cultivation orchard n TOO Of grated
I ~ various klads t~osOfy house, piszzs front and
roar, 10 good condition bsm aud carriage house
complete Olc- the corner Of lhe three roads Hh
ffing doors suiabls for professional gentleman Ia
nmedat- Vpoy three churches and good schools ~
Dot sod ~ private sale before th- l0h Of phi w be Of
Tered Al public snctoD, thar day tho premises FOR
farh-r particulars inquire of SAMUEL LYON, White
Plains, GEORGE SMITH. PonchestrF or
JOHN " LArsON 100 Broadway, or
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- J.
- resdcucs o. LEV EkhlI IkO ErD - on A.
deshuy ocstei ihA ecsi side li ne haIhOr within l,o
rods OF h- center Of the cify ard 81 very deirae neRh
nerhold The building Is eirranif huut 60 wood Do me
Darc s.se IL is tWO sof-s and e.uc msh, having my
has.mrrt coutsninga largo kchcn aud n'nsfoom TIRE
-l house about 3n l faa on f' gr0und vi wings
stnrlrs lgh ab0lt Dr. By 40 q t e~'h Il VISA hnt un-
dr aa psr.o1a perLlerierco u %. aIe owner u he
,o. w stsrfl amer Thers Is spchef s.iltlls rtrn
ant carfase house the ground plot conalug about N
m acre : n is form = l. brl f,rts t"c streets
..tei. ihe prcms~s great ssd~y oi hralis tW'
ia-iv- grapefy The Ture properly y w p"firt fepNf
snl w be- sold low. For paiacaiws ilG4.p P's'. "a
.hs Ireu'ses Jtmft
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Dsf-d Ns~-f1rt March IS. i,tf m-l 8
az OF th- Ahovs properly srl rirc u Posipourd
arlH rlescsy ih- day ~ Apfl inss1 Al u ococt
stnoon Al re h-fcasri- tXchange "a nc Cly oi new
YorE- alod New iofk Apri l0. lsiA
,utf ELI kELLFY. Receiver. A.
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rL-l ANNB trdsr q Tho sarrsais anuaft u
i NeH fort, hereby ss-n s p@r~s having rs.,
aainst SAMUEL ROhEifs late % tb- Gu .f New fo
Fr..-ri ans. sA olcbs. csssof The
sils o DAVID n4~r, 80 2lj fuitsa sigest ~
before the dsy %
Sos fpn, tLs suih Jay oi March, Isr9.
LYDIA H0srRTs, Admn.irlf,s
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% FUK AAllt-Tle pfDpeflT on Ils nOIt1-eaN cJf-
~S OF vsnus ard Eighiy iyfouthnt coutsnin. fOm
- .l % 10 Lot. Or ihe rranises Gfe d~elin ghouse
and gs-house with o.hsr imprl smsus end fruit Of
fcf0ns The buildings and fences OF the b-si
anj lhUrOu yofknanship but bJ ihe tsy Tor
Th above IL ehgibiy silIairf high ground 10
-t-e -fi as ytholh0', rppcst- no uuIy s'at u VIM
tDIo -s sad cunmsndiuk guOi Nsw ~ ths Easi and
Harlem hiyers bein ln -par and free ffom every
1luhrscr, ths peny 10 desin~ worthy tho s.a.i0n
y gent desiro quiet festence Shon distance
ga - go.n fsSss iuelf. la premises alter O'Clock
y
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sf<Il'T C0IH1 - - y IT-ll. .

~ .- "a, ofNs, uo-ssoi o. baa'r-i rt,
o..ek on tt- tr-u'n, hi fhs f-a-i
...nn.s s~r Dsf-f Nrs lafk knri e. I~tt
"a alt HFsKY DAVIES. PIs1la's Ai.-H.s 81 WsH.t
ssIPkENE COURT Nsiosu'-I Doe sG,a,t ashs. = =.
- htfar. f~ raruH
sh.h rory epcu sri srs yoss
.vr o- ne :. as .f,s - Va .resf ths
a. 0tha teca ias afer 30 s-fss~ asr- ft-
f,n.l .-ry,- sat cal fae rp
fsk- sss yru '.rfHs 80
liant. f.n 49, fl srrsf . 0FH -
.f De. rher D. >.s ll Thereof f ia- efl
ne.-rshsr fh-r-1I ff ~. i nssr
t. is ari on ron tt- .lt iss H fshrltV i.u
-ns a si-5 =. tho lfh Say Of f-lap $50 80
'is sh sss 0 f~nHsrt -f4 81 ~ D.r
ths saf.-D Da,ss hirh r. l-t4 lrer.. s.
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RskE OPPOHTlNirh i'r,u per. lu' N'.. " ~
,s.h 10 s@rure hsntsou- ban .ll sc "a &c upFe
E -e ~ t1a rty. locsied 10 the TIVE IN Nsri on n-
, ths url,on k'ver Railroad. The above properly .
-ei la one or more loss 10 SUI pdfchsses a. very %
-. sni \. well worthy m ai.enton % ihose sool1 Io H.
'r't .,,,,,N.r 81 LYON % Wasr-sL
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tDY OTpFR of Clafrs T. Day. f,l ih~ lHf.-. -
sNa lt Nanlan .si fla aaf County Ui N.s
iHd. l0tts ieeli gwen fnruari 10 Pc pfo''on' . u.
sHIHrtn. hnaHfs Hst st-NHi tf.fHfff fnt
~n' iri0rs huau has ssu-t Go ilf.
n.NiftitN A. GOLD, ll-nt Of - 'sir oi irtas. ft tt
llgHent isbfs. asls a arIHsf
f ihlr- slth sttaehusa tr,ur5- - itF, eln n0s hs
from fls tn1 tat ths IsfUaHf nf
cd ttat-. ani NE l-fru
or -a.- of ,y prur-ffy snh STAT bsionrux ia b
naf,s sny property afhdara b as
f0lI D1f-i Inc .urfh las 81 Nsssalsf,
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5f. s.rv h.rs house Au..-0 '.re with Crc.1q 4" ser,
~ Aaitirr roori. Sc Il cis 800 lhs hyI.e c-..-
b-fry -~f la- walls hung ~h p'cu-rs The yfr' 10
fea1 .i, .ra rrsps gf-a ils bll iew Steps inn me-
~ ard Bittcferft oluufrr si is aiofr'hfr n- ~
i- mo. .1l a1d l.ssssft oc- o.. 90 20 ry Il VAL oo
Boz. flr : 4 ADD ,nfhs fioln r.r it, ,p Soy. f,rytp
t4u BARTLETT A ,t .ilJfu. Ar1f lliris
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aEW-YoRK AND GREEHyuoon
ys-<s-yzg LINE OE STAGES, Irao ~ -, 81,
szsAslsssss wb!;shsll-st New. York s,,,s,,,ao,I,
cenls "akoAf ONLY
rssssngers "shlcg 10 yrt Greenwood e,p Ia.v.,, o., ,
~ v . NasTe stages from sll pats OF he c,,. ~
ys cent1fj " lh7 Hamilton avenue Psrry Ia S,,n
- n, sne - Lskeo 70 the Green wood Cenlststv 0.i
- . oso me OF rev hrstclass stsges and viii kns h,.
eaeapes aud niosi pleesaai route 10 Gres~ooS
sonlh Brooslyn. Aprl. iess N"''H ~.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
e WATCH CHAINS, KEYS. BRFasrpIsc -.
~ .ings, Brseses, Nnger.Rings slve, s Isl
Ei y. rofki Oo.d Pens and Cises Gols pVols
t=zr,dD see opectsces Fancy Goods Le All % aha
Ai'S "HfsnIeo gsnuine chap and good Al ts "a "nep
mn ,,,,, 90 Fear, corner " Futon !, Wv v" '''e
:. - ~'1i z. LOCKWOOD.
cahs ~ T., p1R n. sALK-A 8, nshi family c.rr.,s
S..1-4I<s2a ,os Oas of l-o hofse,. 10 gooi order
GJ~OCD- pre- SO. May be sssn al D G con
- A----- - wlss Carnage Rsposltory Sny-.ss
------ -- - ---oeo- AL -.
i~a FOh "a LA one-hofss Ieaiss, Ioo x.So,
dZN naso 20 order, lials the worse sor sesr cty
No., ,,,, sce Do1 body pse1t sxletreas Asos .or.,
'..' slny horse, 10 hands hiyh sound ,lyi,.h gec
~. sS?a road oorsei ye,rs od-2 yes. ln th. eiy
.-s-,., = y, o,ose~Ay s2Olw'l N DODGE
roh sALE-ooo pure long breed Canary Bro.
~ " eolofs and superior sngers Price 81 TO 81
GA2 soennf blfds 10 fbll sosg Fancy eager Of All
~pp'' o. ~ao bo~ev MA I'm.
n u
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= nv rs.ds g. IN be town = Nes'po'I S.n.' "
A=a g,.s h. .,nyen' act snc viii srco nmoi,tT "i
,rv T,ara sr@ shout scres q iSnd a"scAel ~ 'n'
P's'7' '".O'' ALVA GRAI. Fso Ne1ipot
.,, ortoP & CURTIS. - Jofu-sI y 7.
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KllE;SIzi;I; SAM
The Great American Remedy

The Great American Remedy
For Lung Complaints and all Affections of the
Respiratory Organs,
The Best Remedy euer knoDn TO Man. for COUGHS,
Asthma, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Bleeding of
the Lungs, Influenza, Difficulty Of Breathing,
LiUer Affections, Pam or Weakness Of The
Breast or Side, First Stages Of Consumption, etc.
OUR AGENT at Marksyile La, writes us
~ MARKsvILLE, May 9Th, 1913.
Messrs ScouH & .Mead-Gents-EDcosed send you a
letter from Dr. Dulany, Graduate Of Medicine and one of
most sklful Ply scans, tefying to the remarkable
effects OF Wtars Baam in his own practice. He stands
hgh among the Profession here. and has extensive
practice lSigned1 G. A. STEVENS"
Dear Sir promised to inform you of the result of my
nal Of Wlstars Balsam OF Wild Cherry upon Mrs NJ
improved that she fancied herself entirely cured and
trarD TO mn aduee, she discontinued the use OF and all
other remedies and recommended her the Catholic
Church The consequence of this she had return OF
splitting OF blood. She is AooeUer using he Baisam
also used twice in MIS- NJ family for Group, with
informed reeped in three hours after taking three
doses The other ttie girl less violently affected
relieved by taking dose Before writing further,
wish to try this medicine IN other cases and on other patients
''YouE, etc, [Signedl B. DULANy. M, d."
Remember e--e4
There Counterfeit OF this article sold genuine by
nnprincplad dealers in medicine this city purports to
come from Philadelphia, coarsey put up, and bear the
name OF WIsTARs BALsAM" 1t is OF recent origin, and
endeevored be sold the reputation genuine and
Signature Of sASFoRD PARK on he e enaraye e
wrapper around EACH bottle and i sod in this city by
SCoVaL MEAD, liz ChanSssH.
Between Cont and St. Louis sts
SOLE GENERAL AGENTS for the Southern States.
N.B.-We have no Agents in this city. y2
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ls1
l3laa1 SalSi
THE GREAT REMEDY

The GREAT REMEDY
For Rheumatism, Goa, Pam IN the Side, HIP,
Back, Limbs and Joints, IScrofula, Kings Ed,
While Sweliings, Hard Iumors, StiB JOINS,
and all Fired Pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is Applied, Pain Cannot Exist
FryHESE FLASTERS possess the advantage of being put
alright boxes-hence they retain their full virtues
monia from C. c. Sellers eminent lawyer in successful
practice in Wilcox county Alabama lie is gentlemen in
high standing, and whose influence has weight
CAMDEN, Ala, Nov. 24fh 1e48.
.Hessrs. ScoUH q .Nead- Gentlemen Having been
requested to state what has been the result of experience
in the of your Hebrew Plaster cheerfuy comply by
saying that have found tito be heretofore recommended
invaluable medicine In different of my family
have applied the Plaster Chronic Sores Tumors and
Pains and hajnever failed to afford instant relief have
also used it withsgood effect in the
of ulcers, with which have been severely afflicted.
Respectfully. etc, &. &. SELLERS"
Beware of Counterfeits and Base limitations.
CAUTION subscribers the only General Agents
the Southern States for the sale of this truly valuable Plaster
and in order to prevent purchases being imposed upon by
Counterfeit article sold in this city and elsewhere, for the
genuine, they invite particular attention TO the following
marks Of the genuine
l. The genuine put up smooth engine turned bot
toned boxes soldered in.
The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David
the drecons around he box with accompanying Record of
Court to E. Taylor, Rochester.
SCOVIL MEAD, II3 Chartres street.
Between Cont and st. Louis sts.
SOLE GENERAL AGENTS for the Southern States fyS
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WORSE THAN DEMoCRACY-Prince Windisch-
gratz recently established his headquarters al
Pesth, and issued the following proclamation
which for barbarism is perhaps without parallel
in the darkest periods of European history:
Any inhabant who is taken with weapon
of any description in his hand will be Immediately
hanged
If the inhabitants Of any place shall, united,
dare to attack any imperial royal military courier,
any transports, any single commanding officers,
or TO inure them in any way soever, such place
shall be made level with the earth.
The authorities of the different places shall
with their heads for the preservation of the
public peace
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.---~>V
-. [For the Crescent

TO P--. [For the Crescent
Why art thou beautiful 2 why hast
Thou such surprising power
To make my soul forget the past,
And gazing on thee know at last
Only the present hour?
Why art thou beautiful why dost
Thou turn that glance on me,
Until my beings self is lost.
As if upon an ocean tossed,
OF boundless ecstasy?
Then look no more; for where thou art
My joy is mixed with pain,
And when see thee, in my heart
Bright hopes will all unbdden start,
Only to fade again.
Such hopes as these pass quickly by,
Too blissful they for earth;
For hopes may die, as fowerets die,
That perish with the zephyr's sigh,
Which fans them at their BIRTH
But flowers that thus may pass away,
Fen with their lifes first dawn,
And perish with the sunset ray,
Their sweetest perfume leave, when they
Have withered and are gone.
So hopes Elusive ray. that thou
Had'st kindled in my mind,
Whenever gazed upon thy brow,
Fades from my heart, yet even now
Thy image leaves behind. VIsIoNAIRE.
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and levied upon other land and then Cobb and Wife OBJ
tanned injunction aledging: 1s That the mortgaged
property was alone liable for the payment of the Judgement
ana mat could not be enforced against other property
I'd. That payment had been made upon the judgement
which had not been credited Per curtain The first ground
properly disregarded by the District Judge an the
property of debtor liable for the payment of his debts
Upon the second ground the Court relieved the parties
payment being proved The fact of partial payment
not usthcaon for enJonlng the entire Judgement and
damages therefore properly allowed the unatised
portion Of the debt. The judgement appealed from was
affirmed with costs Bemss for plaintiffs and appellants
Amonett for defendants and appelIees.
The esso privilege does not extend to slave found on The
leased premises, and when slave thrown Jail by
landlord on writ o. provisional seizure and contracts
in jail disease, of which he dies the landlord will be
liable In damages to the tenant for such unlawful pro
ceeding.
DAVID Cox Us. JOHN MYERS. ..4ppeal from the Tenth
judicial District Court, Parish of Madis0n. RosT j.
This suit for rent of land of cattle etc.. and under
writ OF provisional seizure the plaintiff caused slave OF
defendants to be seized and confined in JAIL being liable
to the lessons privilege The slave, while in JAIL contracted
disease, of which he died. Defendant pleaded general
denial and econvened for $1,000 damages for the value
the slave. the ground that the seizure Illegal There
judgment below favor of defendant his claim in
$445 interest balance due after allow
ing plaintiff claim in deduction Plaintiff appealed. Per
cmrtam: Fol that portion only of the plaintiffs claim
But clear that slaves subject provisional
to the of the premises which they found
even when 1he tenant mas no other property Tbs night o.
the leased premises c. c. 265 If slaves could be pro-
ysi0nay seized for the of of the land which
they found would follow that they ght be sold under
the lessons privilege and thus into the hands of the pur
chaser free from any mortgages which might previously have
existed upon them. A construction that would lead to
such cannot proper one The seizure of the slave
in this Illegal act c. p 295: e. c. 2291 294
Boyce Poydras de Lalande L. r. 277 The judgment
tiff and appellant; AmOnett for defendant and appellee
ITO be contnued.] P. s.w.
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pcation in the attitude of the sleeping Ethiopian.
OF January frosty day he is bone and sinew only,
all his flesh has paid tribute TO the summary ex-
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your Knickerbocker pipe-smoker in days Of yore,
and who, during the past quarter century, takes
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And you have never seen fire Rugged until You
behold a violet-pped Creole before blazing CRATE
of Pittsburg coal He snuffs the frost of a &c now
and then evening, and even his beloved opera at
the Orleans Theatre cannot tempt him to his loge
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MAeuIRE,s DAGuERREoTYPE.

- age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
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FIVE years during which time he has taken portraits
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pense will be spared make the Commercial worthy of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager
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Missouri IRoN.-During last year, we under
stand, the amount of Missouri iron wagoned to the
Mississippi for export, about two thousand FIVE
hundred tons. This quantity will probably be
doubled the present year. 1t is sent mostly to the
Ohio river. and is of a very superior quality.