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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-06

SITkhibh TERM
BEFORE Chief Justice Oakley, and Hon. judges Sand.
ford aud Paine.
FEr 1851 E3pard Roberts against Jssse r. Rrndsi =
this the court decided that action for the
claim and delivery Of psrsons property under the
Code Of Procedure cannot be maintained against per-
on WI has parted with the possession and control of
the property sought, before the suit com IN
In this the suit brought TO recover the Dos.
session Of Texas bond which, as the psntiRs papers
showed, had been cold by the defendant tve moaths
before the suit. The court decided thai the dssn
could not be held 10 give the security the pay m mt
Of the Judgment that might be recovered req
BIZ the third cub diyision Of section 7g Of ia. Code In
cares where . defendant has removed, concealed or
Gsposed Of property 80 that the sheriff take
that he could only be held TO give the bail provided
the ether sub divisions Of the same section Tn.
court gave no opinion to IN which defendant
parts With the possession 81 the property fraud OF
the suit for Its recovery In this decision all the
J pstices OF the Superior Court coLcur.
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FinaE ciaI Crisis-suspensiOn of Banks
Panic In Wall street

Il will be seen by our money article in this days
paper, that there was quite an excitement in Vail
stree, yesterday The failure of Austens 4 Spicer,
F. HOLSTER & Co, of the Empire City Mills,
Utica, and four banking institutions, created a
panic among brokers and spectators, and great
deal of conversation in financial circles This may
be bur beginning of the end; and unless some
important check is at once placed upon the rapid
exps nsion of credits, another revulsion will sweep
over the country like tornado. 1t is stated that
a large cotton speculstor in Charleston has failed
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MARCH 5.-Hab.ds Corpus a young man named
Adclp spitz stated to be only Is years Of ar. re.
cruit in the Unitsd states DrsgOons brosght bs
the Court writ Of habeas issued on the appi-
osto Of his elder brother who cls 10 be his guar
dian, aud sou.ht HE discharge, he having enlisted
under age. written document from the hands Of
the father OF the parties desiring ths elder brother %
take care Of the younger. vas produced. The judge
decided that the father Owed th- son when oder
age to to this country is 70 be Inferred ths.
he gave his consent % him b. make any contrasts he
chose for his osn support TIL. Judge aiso held that
be could not consider the elder b, other eihsr in the
light oi master or guardian The Cpl cation for the
dnchsge vas denied and the recruit vas sent back TO
military service
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that Of the lady Of Thomas Browno Of the
United States Navy who sixteen aactsd with
injury sustained ths front Of the Leg vesge Of
the difficulty remains which 10 nearly four since
Mrs Browne intimate aequaatanoe Of the Hon. John
A Dr. into whose family this medicine has found
it's way through the above medium IL indeed most
that and should dwell together IL
those who buy and ths magic remedy deceived they
most certainly with respectable For
ther and most wonderful particulars in
smother column Cures aid references eonneeton with
tho above such presented to the public the
history Of medicine Dr. Ksllnsers Once 10 At E6 Broad
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SUPREME OouRr-CIRcpr.-Nos 2e3. a, l06, asa 257,
2S6, $50 49, l03, 260 264x 2ol 1868 264 1855 b2 $40
6vrERIoR CouRr.-Nos 60, So, 81, 81. 49, 81, s8, So
to 131.
Commos PLr.s.-Nos I2s 2S7, s2O11, a4s, $40 to s7s
Todd rumbers.
Us. DIsrRior CouRr.-Nos g. 7 TO-
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DIAHos.--A Six AND A QUARTER ocrAye posr-
We ith. second hard, for sl3S one ,x and half
lNh ana thrte quarter Picoo Plano 81
seetnt ttte asa wsrrsntes for rae cheap. Also Carl
ever cola Watches set Of Giraudses glow Case ac
L atrstts en- aerhsndse, asd persossi r-opery of All
fnFh fsYNEB, % Ann stseet, s.,end eser
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Fans.-Just Received, q Large Invoice
Of pearl and bone stick sandal wood and spanish Fans
which enables offer which, for
STYLE and cheapnes has been exceed in this city
OSBORNE BOARDNAN.
43 Broadway, corner Of Lispenard.
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Rl HWARD-L0ST, ON SUNDAY MORT MARCIA
W. ~ hill ca the hsnk 81 New York The dnder will
receive The above reward the anks the owner
ssyrg IL ct Mr. George D. sherwoods No 2s2 Bro.dvay
above suprosd 20 have been lost between Muay
Chant ers street, In 2rOadwa
I osT-oN SUNDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY a. IN.
Tenth street tetretn Fret aud Iourta avsnues. red
htfiu Fictoriue ncd uith purple sk. The Under will DO
rewarded on leaving 10 at No. z3T Tenth street.
4 oBT-AN OLD GREEN SILK PURSE, CONTAINING
- notes and valuable only to the The fnier
VIII be literally rewarded BY leaving the sane a. tse once
OF the American Hotel.
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exhibited at the American and in the Park FRI
day last will be cut and sold wi tn
and veal the stall of the ubscrber Nos and Jefferson
Market Saturday Sth inst Families wishing some
haveit Gone In any style by THO5. r. DE VOg,
Nos. and Jefferson Market.
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No l Broadway offers about 100 the above
~ s. and os eaeh-the usual prices &c. Ladies'
will lind them the cheapest goods offered their
tce Also large lot Of lace and muslin under sesvss
the STYLES.
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smiths in the Lafarge buildings 289 Broadwa
consist Of two splendid suites four each
en- tire suite being devoted exclusively to private SUTTON
The lady OF who desires privacy while receiving
Gcldsmith will eventually accomplish revolution in PEN
nansh and render bad writer's have
retoore been He receives pup into his cheap
for few dAys
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Dy bters 10 only valuable in obdurats
Dy epsa but those sunerng from biiousnes nervousness
tiveps, &c. viii lind In its prompt and
relief The Btters excellent family medicine. Pce
20 cents bottle Principal 0ce 12l Fulton street. New
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News FROM EUROPE AND CALIFoRMA.-One
weeks later news from Europe, and two weeks
later advices from the Pacific, may be expected te
arrive at any moment.
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sOmethIng 10 the POfnt-l VIII forfeit
SlU0 II my antidote fails rheumatism gsut
tic dooeun Dyspepsia dslirium hyste
ria 6t. Vitus dance palsy cramp, fpAsms naphrodsa
any nervous debility. T. WATTS. n D., 4l0 Greenwich
st. Depot for Watts Nervous Antdoe l02 Nassau street.
a bottle.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO THE BAR-A KE0ULAR MEETING OF
the Association Of the New York Bsr held or
evening the 9th inBtant ~ 7k o'clock 1t the sps
oih Ierm room 81 the Sui Court aad eent
MN OF TIE Profession generally requested to Attend
oheers ior the tntuns Seai viii be elected
II sUSE CARPENTsRs, ATTENTIoN,-AN ADJOURN
Cd meeting q the House Carpenters will be held AZ
ConVenton HAL l1g ooster street Thursday
Atre Oth runctutl at eBdanee IL
sllh terortA from the Gu rsst shops expeated.
NEw YORK OMNIBUS RIVERS BENEVOLENT AS
setiften- meeting Of the above agsoostion will h.
Lodtn on sunday nert 9TH inst De re Rees Asssmb,
Eoons, cerrer lwezyhfh street ana Eighth avsnue A.
ock Il. M a. lrsiretp % speciai and Of
nerl interest TO th drivers will thea he Transacted they
are fsreony requested g. attend In ting Come
one Gene all hs this Ia the last epen meeting thoss
vho hat day unite will be sideted among found
pima 81 Membership % said oeoAinn.
wASBfN9Tos RYER President
EpwARp y. ErNG. Y. ID Recording see'y.
TNpEPENDENT POLICE OFFICE, 100 BROADWAY
New York, March g. 1e5-The unuarssnea for ,everss
ytsra past Las acted - neral Agent for B.nkiua
nons lnsrrance Companies Merchant. rnd Citizens zen
ualv throughout thr United States Canadss and Europs
would most respectfully state that ha Continues 10 Act A.
either upon criminal CT oivi business GEO, R1LYfA
DBILADELPBTh UNITED sTATRs uoTsL-PRopo
eaa Ter the Turshase 81 The entire faYn.ure Mate
turs and good will q the present lease havnx three ,sare
70 run fro the sth Jan 1911 OF this celebrated hotel now
IN most tuccestul operation a. lately conducted BY NJ
MITCHELL Es4 dressed will be rseeived nv the undeY
signed. JACOB sNfDER, Jun, Administrater,
70 walnut street. Phhadslphis.
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pmples freckles eruptions CHAPS etc. Poudre Subtitle
hair from any part Of the body Liquid Rouge
for pale lips and cheeks. Hair Restorative LILY White
IT the ola established depot walker near Broad way
and IS South Third street. Philadelphia.
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The Old Love and the New.-DIsca riding
the heavy winter Hats by all gentlemen Of seec
ing the superb fabrics Of the Spring fashion, justly
demo the Comedy Of the Old Love and the New
Knoxs l2s Fulton st. is where the laid and
possessing four dollars
discerning individuals who would be known men of
fashion, pAtronize Knox
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RED hair to jet black brown, the instant 1t
applied literally dying the hair the ins,ant is applied
without staining the skin. Warranted pay
Pound only 1T Dr. Felix Gourauds cid established depot 81
Waller street, first store from Broadway.
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DoKTR1ITs DRAWN AND LESSONS GIVEN IN
- hnIe DIsVihs rsntisr, ard the German Laosu,gs-
I've vIeertirncd y defirous Of having more ipile
Iaees taught Oriental p,htng Ia lessons 20 pain. the
Tot ruts and h1wers upon paper wood ssu.
In,ee wishing y t.ke lessons in the above acc
NJ cttede nots 10 Visitor Killings BIZ, st 2l3
fRst Nhtre be gives lessons the Pasoforte
VICTOR Killing sOHR-
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5000 Wigs and Toupees always on hand at
NeSnuIt Heards Celebrated Wig Factory Maiden lane,
perfect it, aud not shrink change color Also brads
long hair, front braiis etc., q Maiden lane.
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Comb Factory. - Premium Shell, Open
chain pattern, 81. The ladies invited examine the
style and patterns They cannst be equsle and
complete in .he city, Just received eomplste a,sortment
OF French Combs. u. n. QuIABY,
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FINE ARTS.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DRsTgN.-rHE GALLERY
lV az the Academy, 6f3 Brosdway, Opposite Rans srset
ready for the reception Of pictures for tie tyspty
fixh annual exhibition Artists are requested 10 send
ne usual lst g her work. on Or before the Oh Ct March
q hsrsh itclue'Er. BY orser Of the Council
J u. eIkGOGLE. Corr .nnndin M aenr.tarr N A
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addsd to our previous assortment great variety Of shell
Combs OF the latest styles from the establishment of
Picard the most ceebrarsd in Paris Tho
American combs will not a. az compare beauty Of de-
Importers, AIS Broadway. corner Lispenard street.
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Hair Dye.-Batchelor's instantaneous LII
guild Hair Dye SO celebrated in London. Paris Boston,
Philsdelpha baltimore Washington etc. only be
cured genuine at the manufactory All street. New York
diplomas II is for sale wholesale and retail, or applied.
ha address.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


PEH1ONAL.
II THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF GEORGE HANII-
ton he will hear to his ADVANTAGE by Addre
d ne B, Bra ach Post One, Chatham Square.
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mexenent. of p,.,lngu,.ned Indlxiduals.

The Venerable Arch deacon Psnton and lady, of ia
msica arrived in town ysss~ sAy and stopping ct
the Union Place Hotel
Hen. Nathan Appleton and lady Boston: VIM. q
Hunter, Btq., Wbitebsll Hon. W. q. DeForrost, Con-
necticpt, Mrs william Fearing and daughter, Provi.
dsncs, John =. Ford New Prsnswick. Is Jewett,
Bc.ton. vsre among the arrivals yesterday, at the
Union Place Hotel
Hon. George Ashmup. msssac husetts Hon. X
Bancroft. Bottom; NJ II Grinnell, New YORK; George
Chopin, Springfield; "a simpson, Botton; y. saEtells,
Maine; III. King, Boston, we're amongst the arrivals
yesterday, at the Astor House.
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Or whisrs the moment IL s applied without injury to the
hair or skin 1t can be washed immeaatey without ds
turbins the colo has bad odor Il IL applied or
fold at Phaons g and Toupee mandatory 1917 Broad
way For sale in the city AID country By druggists
rally.
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sons Wishing q

Wigs and V0uPecs.-Pcrsons Wishing .
superior W liz should call Bachelors
brased Wig factory Ne Wall street They win ind he
dhcult he fails to fit the head fact he
business ald makes business of it, Copy his address, and
give him call
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lady who has used the article forget it, The rapdt
with which Graduates dandruf the delicate hue which
mparts to the scalp the vigor fexibty and incnsto
to curl which 1t confers the hair will keep the
and number, Y Maiden lane, green in her memory.
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Watches and Gold Pens for sale, very low

Ut wholesale and RETAIL by j. age 90 Fulton street.
more complete assortment OF tho above articles have
never before than that which j. Y 8. now on
hand The Rchelieu Ever Pointed Gold Pens which are
guaranteed In every particular sold only above.
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HISTORY OF TIE JEWS-A COURSE OF SIX LEG
tures the Post b. bcal nstorr Jews will bo
delivered by the Rev Morris Raph all, Phi. Dr., 81
the uh oil tho Medical College Crosby street fneav Spring
strse on the sveninzso Monday 10Th March Thursday,
for the a. bs had booksellers and Of tho
Rev. Or. Raphall, loOkeDougalHt at.
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s%s. c%s
in * ,0t h los pE vo '.n
Embroidered Breakfast Caps.-E III. New.
1t and 6s each-the usual prices So. Ladies
lice Also large i.os and muslin under .ssVss. Of
the newest styles
Fans.-Just Received, . Large Invoice
enables .ns ss @ s .as oi
STYLE and ehsspness has never been sHsssd IN this city
4la Broadway, corner Of Lispsnard.
The Goldsmithian Rooms.-Mr. Gold
now consist Of two splendid sutes Of four rooms each
Ths lady nj who desire:
GsSsnss viii mere asvSSa ~ psn
and render bad writer's as good have
for few days more.
The Old Love and the New.-DIscarsiing
the heavy winter hs: By al q taste and d selso
Knox 1913 Fulton st. where the laid and any
sisoernns individuals who would DO known as men Of
Fine French Shell Combs.-Ne have just
sign aHi:s shs.Rrs Ss BosR6AAsa &C.
importers. 4ls Broadway corner Lispenard street.
Comb Factory. - Premium Shell, Open
chain pattern, So The ladies are invited to examine the
new style and patterns They cannot be equad and
are very beautiful The assortment largest and
IL sns city, Just received complies a,sTrtmens
O31I Broadway. second door above bu sne street.
Watches and Gold Pens for sale, very low,
at wholesale and retail by Y Savage % Fulton street.
more complete assortment the above articles
never before than that which ]. Y 3. has
hand The Richelieu Ever Pointed Gold Pens, which
guaranteed In every particular, sold only ~ above.
Arramiraculis Long ~ this name Is, no
lady who has used the article forget it, The rapdy
with which II eradioats dandru the delicate hue which
mparts to the scalp the vgor fexibilty and
to curl which 1t confers the hair will keep the
and number, Maiden lane, green in her memory.
Hair Dye-Batcheior's instantaneous LII
guild Hair bye, celebrated in London, Paris Boston,
Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington, etc., only bs pro-
cured genuine at the Wall street. New York
The public must beware Of counterfeit See my various
diplomat IL is for sale wholesale and retail, applied.
Copy the address.
Wigs and TOuPecs.-Pcrsons Wishing q
superior Wig Toupee should call Bachelors
brased Wig factory, Ne Wall street. They will find he
difcult he fails to fit the head fact he
business AID makes business Of it. Copy his address, and
give him . call
Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, to color the hair
or whiskers the moment IL applied without injury
turbng the colo a. has bad oder. 1t s applied
sold, at Phaons ig and Toupee l9I Broad
way For sale in the city AID country by druggists
rally
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

GRAFTON ON THE UNIoS-AT HOPE CHAPEL, ON
Friday evening. March 7th, at ~ o'clock. Chsrleo
Nhtney hsrhs returned from aprofesiona in Bu-
VII request o. riehas SEWER sn Grafton on tho
pei broadway The public invited Seats free Front
seats reserved fer ladNs.
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THIS IA 10 certify. ihal IA the scar 1850.
lad hocn severely afflicted viii ttl,is AMI tr-
yer fof ninetcen months up.ll. ~lli thx ce"iii.-
uaraa o.. lhe ciiilis cyety o.her dss, nef had
complicated Niih them What tlic doctors 'eld
me was chfuu.e llspagii., of lnilamauou Of The
Liver and Euar.pnea, II the Spleen. Amer
irving every iiuns, from the worry best physi-
,lau, 10 lhe Saai,i, NitiouI any permanent r..
il,f WAS worn dnwg to- a pesirei skeleton,
sad dc.pdud of ever getiiHg vel In Tie
mopss OF September, lBl6, ! va ifas'lns %
North i.eui.lna lof ms hrsilh. aid happened
Al Farmrtgiils. where i,raae acquainted wilh
DR.. / 4, Henderson, whe. after a history Ut
nv ea-r Informed ne Tia just -soil eases h'pl
h4lllrd the common, yei elenihr pfaeiisr, rve
commended by the diil,frni feirusifv medical
wn,er,, aud that he had discovered a neN veg.
esab! compound toais he had ever eossi'iemee
IN i'ia dnrtor prepared f"r n,e 10 Dances oi
The Tonic, with Two dosen Of has Tome l'gii $,
winch commenced ueng As directed, and 50
ten dsy,I VA. = sound nitu, Fae chiils were
siopv.d the .rcuud tine, and 'Sy lnvr air1
-p.,en had iu ten day. heeaaie healthy. mel
uih De Henderson,, "a Nen 0rleaas. ia Isii
ga han 10 make me a g.llon al Ms i0nie
which | have uaei. in over haudgvd eases
uuh perfect success, while irnssllag ~ Atkair
"a, aud trxss, Prompted sien. b. wishing e
pn,n, the 4iiisvicd. 10 certain Tsmriiy. and
rvnaes tshatc Ia whtm sr.bu'a ia .lae, has d.
dacsd Inv 10 certify 10 Tho kuseka Teas, and
Aeqealhean Tenae Pills.
Gao. 4. Iossaap;s,
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sEw ADyERTIsEMENys.
nEl,kETT 4 -.

MARSHALL STREET, JEFFERSON, rfNAs.
WoIesaie Dealers IN Dry Goods, Grocer'es, stc,
HAVING been selling dry goods at whole
sale in New Oflean, for tho last seven
wars, 10 merchants throughout Texas, Ark"n'
asaud the Southern States generally and as one
u our firm will bc constantly IN the northern
xA >ew Orleans markets. from whom we ,hah
~rrise fresh supplies by every boa, during me
ss.sav season. We feel confident Of being abb
sk-cp on hand a general assortment OF good, OF
eer, description suicdto the market and coon-
by; which will comprise ever, variety OF
Staple nv fancy dry goods,
Groceries OF al kinds,
Provisions aud fruits,
Boots, shoes. and brogans,
Clothing, hats caps,
Ssddlcr,, trunks,
Hardware, cutlery.
Cyockcry, glass, and stone ware
Tools, farming supplements,
Stationery, &c, &c,
u Of which will be sold upon liberal terms
Nd al price, Il course as lor a. ho's v a"y On :,
Aouse Country merchants are Respectfully
nsied Ia cali upon us when il market
n. u. wc have now on tho way from New
fsfk large and desirable assortment o. ssa-
ssnabls dry goods.
April IL. 1851. n41 u"
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Store EfraraicaYy Cs5es Effected bs
4. VI. VEAL. ". H.. shreveport. La.

SHREVEPORT La, Juiy ;, 1859.
This is 10 ogrH,y Tia; M wife has been a.
h.cled wiih the dyspepsia for a great many
yeaf-, gfea, part Of which time her disea-c
was so violent tie became elaaciated to such a
d.srre that she fcsem5ivd q ing skeletan, II
such could be- possible. shr tpok nearly All
the n,die.ne- recommended ID her disease,
tan thrrr WIS 10 .eHs- n y. WIS jern af-
,issd bg 3, t,ond 90 put aer under tbs ;.ealin, nj
of Dr. A n N,ai Nio soon resiored her 10
perfect heallh A. lbe Dstie, sas- believe
ihere il something peeahE Ia himself 10
his mode Of rfseilge; for, a. the faie my
wife Improved unaef hrs treatment was euough
to a.ioaad the most ssepilcel, AVID aea say
to the afflicted ihai believe IN many inssances
lhat preit-liea iandr more In tho way Of Their
rrcos,rg ihan the incaubfltY Of lheif diseases.
Saca $ 'tr experience CO d.. Nta!s Treatment,
e,d such lie r.ssli Aeilhet I've NOE his reiae.
Dies need any eueomrm iseta me: she skill IT
the one snd ihe ttie.ly Of the other are too
well known Tor lhat; but iellow-ietlirg fer
She sufferers iudarrd mo 20 take up the pea,
aud 10 iheHi is dedicated the imperfect e9ui.
u.nnicaion Of wv. Eosu.
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ncur., Land warrants.

I WILL atleud 10 the proeurement OF tbc
above warrant, a. Nasislng,oss City. The
p rees AFTER bfiag dsiy essfEsd hefe, sAl Ia
forwarded fs " G. sbuafr, Esq, 81 usat place
Ybs Necessity of forwarding lbesn Documents
to al Experienced pfp-sesi'ar u elaisa- AZ
Washington fl'y. who wsll MD ~ hA'faa
,lea, preferred early sal eoascily, viii APPEAR
IA the nci that msly CLAIMS ~ s,u,.isr iuSssssss
Nc ihtre aN,ii DIZZY bseoae ohselcte for want
Of attention.
Hs Chpalr, py asvas a, Washington GAy.'s
- attorney ~ law, aud prosecutor q elsim-
at that place, Of long siandlaE, AID Aea''ernwi'
reputation III. character aad espafirnee "a
il. inan ncf u ;raesaeilng business Ia the gov.
eminent departments, vn,r caallieH facilities
to those who wsh 70 psucuss certificates ior
Baaaig Lard sla,a Hts, andcr ,lss act VI Sep
trinaet .stb, 1860
William ARTHUR HILL.
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i ernppt>rtuuRtu.S oi RI MD NORTH
\ correspondent oi the Piltshurg Ad'o'
slt.. writing from New Work. SAYS that
s,nn.,l ia the suit OF the Methodist hutch,
'auill against the Methodist Episcopal
hurh. Tor its shar. of Church property.
arc making progress, aud the case Will prob
adj, hct,i,t nj the April term of the Clren't
touft in New York city. We trust that
lhr correspondent is tight. aud that sun
will b.. tried aud determined without delay.
I'M, Church South is entitled to her just
proportion Of this property, aud we have
no desire to sse the whole fluid swallowed
" in expenses arising from long.prolracied
INV suis.--CrcsrrGt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-12
Dry Goods, Groceries and hardw al
efyDlrgtpHYJ SJnRr

Y>lfE undersigned arc constantly receiving,
] u, there establishment Ia Shreveport, fresh
from the northern CITIES. ard from Nea Orleans,
lhe most superior articles If Dry Goods
Clo,hnu aud Hardware, rs well 3 ehvlcs
assortment Of Groceries. Their store VII
always BE- found full and their stocks entire, SO
that purchasers may meet with : ready accom-.
mediation IA the above lines.
They weaid recommend those coming to
Shreveport 20 purchase goods. 10 give them a
cal before purchasing elsewhere, satisfied that
ihey viii give satisfaction - 10 qaaliiy and
prices T.. a Il. JACOBS.
o. We vill psy cash, CT lradr fer Cotton
and Prliics. as~an