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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-10
DAILY CRESCENT.
~ For the I" Crescent ~
DISAPPOINTMENT TIA SONNET.

M 10 ~ For the /" CrescenI "
DISAPPOINTMENT TIA SONNET.
BY N. L. 2.
A woman doomed to silence by her spouse,
When he.ted in a coDjugal affray
A gossip peepng in a neighber's house,
= When all its living inmates are away;
A lion. foied of bis imme late prey
,uarchand " Just kicked over by the way
bad dun, - told to call another day
A little Niger, when he's caught mouse.
And let it slip from him; runaway
Inst caught boy commencing carouse,
And collared By his father al these mav
Feel somewhat disappointed, l dare say
But that VIII oh strs this feeling beyond mehuon
I could tell but-'tis not " 0rth your aLee"i'""'
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MEDICAL.


~.
Ii 9 Msas S his
ofCaartres asa Bisnuiie streets, Nsse Orleans NtN
or number Of yeaIs past CONDUCTED jointly BY themO~
pieie his Lements for more extended business than
SHa6 nj 80 A hSH6s M ifSsa Fl
SUsaIcAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFUMERY
80 ambchs as n en- i shall every article needa
not By excess n excellence of quality of
NJ fGais i r ME i S agent
them atuy Attended dao 'ss prs
vionsly experienced in this place.
- The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
a To the following among other articles embraced in
extensive stock would especially direct attention.
g. R Rss1Ss 5 49, s Ssam r Ms,ars;
SO RosRs Salts; &c. Gum Gum o Aans; Turkey,
60: Sup. Cub. s'a shDni g Easss Eiss'iss
g. Aoet,, Morphine g.. t 5Sfd 4r Mercury
go :: ioaite POTASH; g: %elstIins;
is is cale,s iH1 English; Is RBlR as Mass.
" Red ''sf PafEsr MEpicl hsFsI can''''
SheIman's Preparations; Iodine Linment Du.,
Fahnestock ' Soothing Syrup;
Comsfock's " Wnghts Indian Pills;
swaynes Syrup Wild Cherry champion AatbiIous do
" y'rnfuge: - Cohen's Rim. Embrocation;
SIR apa &Tar Pills; BULBS Ext. Sasaparila
Wistar's Be sp m Wild Cherry ;Peletiers Syrup g
1Oeman's Hit eH; Sands's
:" GonorrhRa Mixture; TOwnsend's 80
Fahnestook's Vermifuge; Dead Shot; +.
Keeirs Swaim's Vermifuge;
Canadian " Carpenters & Sherman 8 do;
Henry's Genu ne Magnesia; Peters Pills; I.
Beck with's Pills; Brandeth's Pills
Morrison spills; PARIS Pills;
Alpha an lOrega Pills; Sappngton' s Pills;
}aumedf Nnon; Thorn Extract C0paiba;
~eitzer peri mt ; Munay's Fluid Magnesa;
Mrs Gar liner sLiverwort etc aparlla and Wild Cherry
.arline s Linment; Bitten:
Billings Astringent Syrup. HJJ. KENNEDY
Suceessor to ANDREW OLIVER Co.
NIL SIN corner Bien vile and Chartres sts
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DAGUERR EOTYPE.

BRUsHS DAGUERREoTYPE.
L A. BRUSH respectfully informs his friends and the
q pubic that he has opened DAG
CALLER at the corner Of JACKsON and TCHoUPIToU.
streets, Lafayette and guarantees all Licensees be
equal any taken in the United States and socs share
of patronage. Prices moderate. nl3tf
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
10y ~ application of the above mysterious agent to Da.
- guerreotype "a discovery Of the subscribers, the UNDER
signed 10 enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in sRCoND-catching the precise
expression Instantly and fixing ii indebly upon the silver
plate k Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIKINHssRs of relations friends, do at moderate
price, Rooms of Canal and Chartres st-Entrance
No. Chartrss street. tmy3 ly] w. H. HUTCHINGS
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREOTYPE.
M would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron.
ID age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOreans
five ago. during which time he has taken more portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens wer
the best operator from New and he awarded the
but those taken by himself the public that his
portraits will continue to be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice
the best TO DESTROYS of instruction in the
beautiful ant Genuine Voigtander Cameras 20 per
cheaper han any in the city, al other articles the same
Plates at ~ per dozen Scoys No for % Acquainted
the best plates made in the United States Cases % rs and
% 50; New " rk Cameras at 418.
~ Orders from the country promptly attended to-
~ Entrance No CAMP street mill If
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

COLLEG6
No. IS CUSTO.MHO USE STREET, " y.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERYaNo Pay REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE Is EFFEcTED.-Pnyae Diseases cured IN
poisonous medicines, at No. SO CUsTOMHoUsE STREET
New Orleans Louisiana. -,
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Okthose afflicted with
any of the forms of certain Disease to his general adye
tsement in another column The treatment adopted BY
him is that which has the approval of the most
Surgeons of Paris London and New York and its unver
sal has proved beyond doubt that caie
for the worst of constitutional syphilis, g0n0rrha
srcue enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases n
duced by certain solitary practice etc etc., can now De OBJ
tanned moral certainty if application be made to those
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city, all the many cases
that have come under his care have been cured without
single exception. Some of these of years standing
One remarkable of structure 30 old has been cured
the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whose re-
spectabiy known to the citizens of New Orleans) u at
hand, and (by his permsOn) be referred to- Dr.
treatment of structure not known South OF New ork.
His treatment of gononhea and seet the most perfect
discovered 1t is the shortest safest and sures The
patient takes copaiva. cubebs turpenne or other nau
doses but obtained in two days without
pam inconvenience change of diet. u No pay unless
cure is effected within the time named.
lMPoTENCY.-Young men or Others who, by sexual ex-
self pollution, have brought themselves any
of the painful consequences resulting from unreraned
indulgence of the passions, such premature mpo-
or constitutional derangsment may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence; he oeu them perfect cure. The
strictest secresy observed
DR.. Mullen be consulted daily at his Office No: 66
CustomhOuse st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, M ID.
GV Remember No. 66 Customhouse st. n15 If
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I'VE Undeisgnels constantly manufacturing and b,.
= of SAFE a very Iperior article of VINEGAR -
MnlcI ne VIII quar- ntee to improve by age and H9H
VII 'ieilver u, tree of charges, in any part of
the CITY OF Lafaye.te at the following reduced - y
70 sal Tue times viz Butts so gallons "a Barrels 90
eah0us W 20 Barrels 40 gallons. cents gallon lihe
"a dsco1nt mi,de Z wholesale customers. . mo
II line ropped in the Postofce will he nu,o,..ll,
attended to. laps til John H WERE
Corner Common and Marais sts onnoaife Cbaritv Uo.
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Elk IRA PAY

:, MR., EXTRA PAY
THE undersigned 10 fully prepared to executa all mas
nswcessssy 70. procure THREE MONTHss u a a.
Il s 1870 rxrPP FAY and collect BACK PAY ~
~ t anu EAIhA FAY due the helm of deceased <BK9
om i, and soldiers who served in the late war X
WIN Mexco Once in New Commercial Exchange directly
III linz Late Capt. Co r. 5th Rert II Vonn,es,,s
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BLAKE'S PATENT
Fire and Water Proof Paint and Cement.

gTNHIS valuable PAfjT and CEMENT, although it has
been in tor two past in the Northern and East
cities and been highly approved of presevave
ton of the public invited examination of this i'm
portan discovery, and the various testimonials Of those
Ibs Paint for the protection of Steamboats, Sugar es
and all roofs covered with shingles other combusbe ma
tes is invaluabe-as, after weeks exposure to The
atmosphere when applied TO wood brick, iron ratings or
zinc, il becomes perfect coating of slate
TT Master Builders and Painters are requested to call
examine and test its merits ''
Sold at A. c. WILBUR & CO g. 10 and 81 RANK
PLACE, and at 80 CAMP street, by wholesale and retail
dlS I'm a. SHETD0N
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FASHIONABLE STORE.
JOHN DUCOURNAU. Merchant Tailor

Corner of St. Charles and Common Streets,
HAS the honor OF informing his customers and the public
generally that he has received by the latest arrivals
from France the best superior assortment OF
WINTER GOODS, for Gentlemen's use He has opened
balance of his stock received by ship Anna from Havre
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Superior Black Cloth Dress Coas Do do FROG oats
Beaver and Pilot Cloth of every color B Cloth
Coaks, English Macintosh; Vests OF every DIES ption
viz: Black Silk, plain striped, and fowered Black Satin
do Anagonalse Fancy Cashmere stand.up coa double.
breasted and UOray ST. LEI Black Cashmere embroidered
Rich Velvet Vests, different styles.
CLOTHS FOR COATS.
Superior Black Cloth Superior extra fine do; Superior
Invisible Green do, Superior Brown Rachel do Superior
MogadOr do Superior Emerande do Superior sky Blue do;
Superior Lord Grey do Superior Olive dol superior Lamar
tine do; Green Pecheur do Ourika, Beaver and Pilot
Cloth, different cOIors
CASHMERE FOR PANTALOCNS.
Black Plain Superior Cashmere DO Checked Cashmere
Do Striped Cashmere Great Variety OF Fancy Cashmees
OF every description.
VESTINGS.
Black Satin and Black Silk plain and figured Black
Anagonaise Cashmere, White Satin White Marselles en-
bodered style Rich assortment OF Velvet every des.
crpon lined with gold and silver for parties and wedding.
Great variety OF Fine Linen Shirts Corset Cotton
and WoOen Undehrts, Suspenders, Scars Cavats black
and fancy colors Jouvin's Gloves, all coors.
The above articles OF the best manufacture of
France Gentlemen who favored him with orders when
starting for France, respectfully notified that they have
been executed and ready to be delivered to them.
JOHN DUCOURNAU,
d13 I'm corner of st. Charles and Common streets.
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COPPER
600 sheets Brazien' COPPER 3Ox6O in 10 II and 70
300 sheets do. assorted, from Is to 100 ~ -
In store and for sale by SAMUEL LOCKE
Nos. 8 and Front Levee, between Customhouse
mo and Benville streets
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. SHE LBS & COLLINS

Wood, Steel and Copperplate Engravers and
Frinfsrs.-34 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS
"OuLDiaform the Public that they have located them.
selves as above and prepared all orders
entrusted to them with neatness and dispatch BUSI.
NESS AND VISITING CARDS. BILLS OF EX
CHANGE AND LADlNG, BIIL-HEADS, BANK
CHECKS, JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE, engra.
and well selected assortment of CARDS, PAPER etc. are
enabled 70 furnish the business community with superior
PRINTING at reduced prices Commission Merchants
having Plate: are requested 70 give tnathe
N sTATInNERY, BLANK BOOKS STAMPS.
and CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, for SALE -
70 order. ola 3m
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ON the Goth of September 1873 he UNDERSIGNED s,so
~ ted With him 10 the BOOK and JOB PRINTING
~ EsS, Mr. LEWIS A. MIDDLETON. late of Mobile
der ~ the firm and style of SPENCER & MIppLEToN
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J. MCNEIL, Tailor, =
CO.MMON STREET, too doors from Car0ndelet,
MOULD respectfully solicit the patronage OF his friends
w and the public generally. He hopes by dill IA
gence and attention. render entire satisfaction
all who may favor him with call. He will keep M
always on hand good astsoment of CLOTHS, lUN
C.4SSL.MERES, DOESKLyVS, TESII.N(9S, etc tM
E Clothes neatly repaired the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms, Mo I'm
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DENMAN,s ROsENDALE CEMENT Landing
IL from Bark Lowell, for ale by A~"Auins
on John STROUD 4 CO.. IAs Cosmo. st.
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Patronage that has been extended very iber.
Il ally the lastseven Year, while in Com - =
mon street. has induced US the last summer
70 o cree. large building expressly for manu- E~
occurring and repairing CARRIAGES XNW
we nave now of the largest Shops in the Southern
SOany and are prepared with good Northern wokmen,
4tae ana guarantees them two if used in the country
are also peter prepared than before for repairing
s1d aHTanty although apparently worn and useless
NJ VIII pay relgni ON carriages sent 70 repair We vii
HAND GAaRIAsEs which viii be sold low Old CARRI1eEs
taSen IN trade tor New We invite the attention of
THOSE wanting New Carriages their old ones repaired TO
cal at our Mandatory and Repository and for them
Streets next door to the Office Of the Commercial Water
d5 SIN d&W MATTHEWS 4, mE
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~ Committee appointed to Collect Funds. Andrews D.
1. Ricsrdc, A. ). Willis, J. o. Harris, h. Pafrey.
d25u ID. |. RICARDO, Secretary.
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COPARTNERSHIP
HAVE this day associated with me as partner Mr. MI
1 CHAEL Ftp ATRICK and shall continue the
Wholesale WI and Retail DRUG AND APOTHECARY
b baSpJEES under the style of KENNEDY & FITZ
CHARTRkS and BLE.NYLLLE STREETS -
New Orleans, Jan. LIST. 1849.-ja3 HU: KENNEDY
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A z. AINSWORTIf, Marine and Commercial Notary
a. No. 80 CAMP st'eet. holding Commissions from The
state ofTExls, ssIPpI, KENTUCKY. FLORIDA NEW
f0Rh, MISSOURI, iLLTsOis INDIANA, TENNESSEE PENN.
DELAWARE, ALABAMA MAINE, NoRTHCARoLINA Souri,
Arkansas, VIRGINIA MASSACHUSETTS MARYLAND, and
GONskeTIoTI IS prepared to take deposons, and execut
and perfect of establishments be used recorded
sell States and the Territory Of WISCONSIN The usua
promptitude al his ofoe is continued all Notaal bus
neSs mh5.
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ROCKVILLE BRICK MANUFACTaRY.
HOEY BYINGTON respectfully inform de citizens
and Hoeyyie that they prepared to deliver the
and pest made BRICKS in the Southern country
public 10 respectfully invited. - ~
mv30 If HOEY q RYJNCTON
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GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.
SHRUBBERY AND GREENHOUSE PLANTS
OOranse, lemon and Fruit Trees: Asparagus and ,,sk
Strawberry Roots; Bulbous Roots; and every ar; fS7f
49,. ticle that is wanted for this season and Ts&5k
81 Z. Spring; all received FRESH at the SEED WK
IS STORE of AFT LIE OK, corner Of ~
H. TCHoUPrTOULAs and COMMON streets. The above
~ Seeds are all warranted fresh, and sold cheap. by
the paper, pound or Dushel eV Ladies and gentlemen
supplied with experienced and practical Gardeners and Gar
dens dressed in the neafasf sfvle n13 3m
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RIFLE AND PISTOL SHOOTING.
A MATEUR RIFLE and PISTOL SHOOTERS please
~ take notice that have fitted up SHOOTING GAL
IT On N 4pper gS0r PET me aster House NO 70
practice with their pistols and rifles or mine, be
accommodated Any wishing to purchase Hunting or
Target Rifles get them from superior all Others in
point of accuracy. IT, Entrance through the Bar-roo.
JAZZ = sl- HORACE E. sDTMICK
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
LADIES' CALISTHENEUM:

FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
and LADIES' .C.dLISTHENEjLM,
APOLLO ROOMS, CARONDELET STREET, NEAR UNION
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Amounting to.......m Amounting to-. IS
All
Total New Po,cies Az
Surplus Of the Germany November l, 1885, $3.50 0Ol
ROBERT L. PATTERSON President
BENZ. C. MILLER Secretary nsS
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HE su0oEassn have store very large and choice
selection q DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFU- -
MEhY and FANCY ARTICLES, collected with (l
great care with view mainly to City and Plantation
wants ana whiah they will sell on as reasonable and IL
ofns other house in the trade The
Apohecsiy IMPAIRMENT of their establishment shall receive
their Constant nf1pntion. = $3.50 ~
81 lt 20 KENNEDY & FITZPATRICK
Jas fEn Corner Charities and Rienvijla sfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09
Circuit Court.


MAY S.-Bredch Of PrOmise-Benjdmia Wood and Maria
has Wife rs. Benjamin Has -ard-Ths is ton for q
breach Of promise Of marriage the damages are laid
at $4,000. The plaintiff is resident of this city, and
the defendant resides in Orange county The action
originally brought by Mrs. Wood, by her maiden
name OF Maria Sutherland Subsequently she became
the wife Of Mr. Wood and he was by order court
made a party to the suit. 1t appeared in evidence,
that in August, 1S43, Mrs. Wood went on n visit to
some friends in Orange county, and there met the de-
PENDANT. mutual attachment was the result He
afterwards accompanied her home her this
city, and was introduced by her her father mother,
and other friends as her protested lover and by
them received SUCH He made several visits her
fathers house afterwards in that character and
tinued the courtshp until 1914, when he broke 1t off,
and became the husband of another lady. The plain
tiff felt the disappointment keenly that her mother
pepsia set in and she has SINCE notwithstanding her
marriage, continued in very precarious state Tho
suit was commenced in 1876
Two or three witnesses examined, one Of
whom was the mother Of Mrs. Wood. She testified
to her daughter having gone on visit to Orange
afterwards he made several visits to this city;
stopped at witnesses house and received there
the sutton Of her daughter; that Mrs. Wood after
hearing Of defendants marriage, became very i'll
and continued so for year. The other witness
proved the marriage of the defendant to Miss Ryder.
The counsel for the plaintiff then rested The de-
endants counsel opened the for the defence and
said he would rely the fact, that promise of
riage either express implied, made by the
defendant he would also show, that the defendant was,
at the time, young man, and that his father
pressed his decided disapprobaton of the connection.
The plaintiff had got husband the loss Of whom could
alone entte her to into this court; that
was taken away He would, therefore, under all the
call the jury to render verdict for
the defendant. Adjourned.
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

Cornr OF APPEALS, MAY S-No Is. The case of Ed
,card W Lggen and VIE plaintiffs in error rs Eras-
gucd on Monday, concluded to-day.
No l. Clarke. ct al rs Sawyer, ct atThis cause is
March, to set aside the last will Of John Fisher the
ground of incapacty He the owner of very
large property in Brooklyn which he willed to his WIFE
and 1t Is alleged that he induced to do BY per-
suasion; but the wfe's answer denies that p Y Cut
er Esq, opened the cause for the appellants; w. b.
Silliman Esq is to argue for the respondents The
still on argument when the Court adjourned
APPOINTMENT CRY CLERK.-The Common Council
last night appointed Mr. James c. Watts. who has for
long time been the reporter of the Brooklyn Daily I'D
tefiser. The appointment is good one-probaby
good as could have been made, and will doubtless
meet with the appreciation of the citizens of Brooklyn
New POLICE CLERK-Nlr. Birch, a promising young
lawyer Of this city, nominated last night for the
Office of Police Clerk under the Court law by which
the judiciary in this city is now governed Mr. Birch
has been acting in that capacity during the past week.
and by his gentlemanly department ana attention to
the wants of the public. and especially the press wins
the regard of all who brought in contact by business
otherwise with him.
Police CorRrs.-Before Justice ng.-Four boys
named Richard Meadows, William Thompson, Robert
Thompson and Edward A. Birch were arrested yester-
day by officer Higgins, charge of having on Sunday
last burgarously entered the store the corner of
State and Columbia streets South Brooklyn belonging
to Messrs Fitz Davis and stolen therefrom about $40
in silver and pistol worth about So Upon hearing
the evidence in the the Justice discharged Birch
from custody, there being no evidence against him
The others were committees for trial at the Court of
oyer and Terminer. These yonng depredators not
yet sixteen years of agehe youngest Is but eleven
but they seem to be old in sin.
.qnomer Young 7hcf.-A little girl apparently about
13 years old arrested In New York yesterday by
officer william White, of the Eleventh Ward Police
charge OF stealing gold pencil ring, bracelet and
pair OF steel spectaclcs worth about So from Mrs
Henrietta Funk, residing at No. 100 Gold street
Brooklyn he girl stated that she had recently
from Albany, and that she stole the articles from her
aunt, who lives in that place The property iden
tined by Mrs. Funk, and Justice Truman Smith sent
the girl to the House of Refuge
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Present-Justices Jones, Edmonds and Edwards
MrS-The presiding justice announced that the court
weuld transfer to the Superior Court under the recent
act in regard to that court those ON its
calendar in which the issue joined before the
OF July 1S47, where both parties should request such
transfer
EDMoNDs Justice, dssened for the reason that those
causes being by the constitution vested in this court
he doubted the power of the Legislature to dvest the
constitutional tribunals of the State of their business
and vest it in tribunals of their own creation
The calendar was taken up and cause No 8, John j.
Palmer, special receiver VS.. Obedah Patt, was called
and argued No 9, Powell, ct al Striker, then
called and the argument concluded the court adj
nod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09

The REVENUE OF FRANcE.-The Dcbats gives an
analysis OF The revenue returns which Is worthy of
notice The total receipt for the first quarter =
lts IA while for the pondng quarter of Is4s
II was ll1ot4OO0f. making difference Of 62O OOOf
but II allowance be made for the reduction of The salt
taX, The difference would. in reality be reduced To
42OOOf There is, therefore, but little difference BIZ.
tween the two periods The difference moreover il
uron the two first months for March presents surpu.
~ 1897 O00f Several branches of revenue show not
withstandng. deficiency Registry duties are less by
5Nt5 OOOt. The stamp duty has lost G9l,000f salt.
3501OOO potable liquors, 500 000f and the post oic
34iS OOOf II Is to be hoped however that the adyan.
agcs gained by the country by the reduction of tn.
p0tohcc tax will atone for the loss incurred by the
revenue. On the other hand. the customs show i'm
proytment Import duties give increase of 500 OOOf
and ON the side of exports there is an amcIoruliou
which IL encouraging for commerce and national in
dustry. An un'avorablc side Of the picture is that
which relates o direct taxation There remains TO h.
recovered of the 40 centimcs SUN of IL 5g3 OOof
VIII oh Is not very large considering that il is an extra
ordinary impos ut there is besides that ON the orJ,
naiy taxes, sum a 19S6200Of not yet coIlcctc
Those sums make nearly 80 millions due ON the year
1913 no great burden If business should resume Il.
wontcd activity.
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MAY S.-Samue Brooks as. I'm Judson, I'm. Rider, et
aL-This was action on the to damages
for an alleged trespass The plaintiff engaged in the
manufacture and sale of India rubber goods at 100
Broadway; the defendant Judson was in the store In
some capacity, but the plaintiff alleges that he
there as partner; Mr.. Judson, however as plaintiffs
partner executed bond and warrant to the Riders,
upon which they entered judgment, issued exc
cuion, and caused the Sheriff to levy the plaintiffs
goods and sell them. The plaintiff insists that a.
Judson not his partner he had right TO execute
the bond and warrant upon which the execution is
sued-that, therefore, the execution and levy were
illegal and void and that defendants bound to
spond in damages for the trespass. Adjourned