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ridee que S~osthene, encourage par
quelques mots dele, ssetait permits cette
p~Iaisanterie, au fond tres.innocente.
Ellie passa pres d'Edouard en- lie saluant
a peine, CONNIE par Granite dc PARA
cher a scs recherches scientifques: puis
ellie reIoignit madame d'Almedares, qui
etait dams l'admiration de recho bavard
ct comptait sur ses doigts lie nombre dc
fois quill await deja rePete lie nom de
CIotildc.
-Heureusement que les tendresses Sc
dissent tout has, observa Ia niarquisc, Get
echo Ia serait dune indiscretfou perfide.
Gu dun grand s%ecours. interrompit
Sosthene. Essayons,
Alors il s'ecria Je t'aime!..et reclat
de SIT yoix male, l'accent passionne. Pin
fexion tendre de ce mot sort &c son
cnur, %retentit ave. tant de promptitudc
ct de force, que recho fit peffet dune
response, ct %qu'enivre par cette illusion,
Sosthepe devint aussi joyenx. aussi spi>
ritucl qu'un homne aime pent fstre.
la suite M proehai" nunaerol..
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SUCCESSION sale.

SUGGESTIONS of Pierre Olivier Gautreary
and Celeste Julie Arcemont, his wife de-
ceased;
fKEsDY virtue of, and in obedience to an order o.
sak1 sale, to me directed by the Honorable the
Filth Judicial District Court, of the state of Loui-
siana, in and for the Parish OF Assumption dated
December 29th 1851.
will be offered for sale, at public auction,
by A. F. Hickman, Sheriff of this Parish,
on Monday, the ID day of February 1852,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises, in this
parish, on the right bank 0 Bayou Lafour-
che, at halfa mile above the village of La
badieville. the following described property
belonging to the above succession, to wit +:
LIST A negro woman named CLOFINE,
81 years ofage, and her two children, PHI
lomeme a mnlatto girl 8 years of age and
Auguste II mulatto boy 4 years old.
ID CECILIA, a mulatto girl ii years
old.
Bird Cattle, beasehold furniture and the
kitchen utensils.
Terms aud conditions.
The movable property payable all sums
of five dollars in March 1852, and all sums
of above five dollars payable one half in
March 1852, and the other half in March
1858, the slaves payable in three equal
instalments, QUE third in March 1852, one
third in March 1853 and the remaining
third in March 1854. Purchasers to give
their notes with good securities, paya-
bic to the order of the Administrator of the
above SUGGESTIONS, the slaves remain es-
pecialIy mortgaged until paid, and all sums
not punctually paid at maturity, to bear in
terest at the rate of eight Per cent per an.
mum.
Assumption, December 3oth 1851.
rs A. F. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-18

"a LOUER aussi IN magasin situe a
saSs deux miles au dessus de Painco,rt-
vile, avantageux pour reimbursement dun
commerce qnelconque. II Sc trouve entire
Ia sortie du Br1le st. Martin ct celIe du
BruIe St. Jean Baptiste.
Pour plus amples intonnations, s'adresser
sur les lieux GU a Mr..
ED. GAGNE, Post Office.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-18
PAlNcouRrvILLE, (La.) 81 Dec. 1851
LIS TEDES LETTRES

Restant an Bureau de Poste de Pain
courtvillc. jasqu'a ce jour. Les per-
sonnes. qui rsclamcront ces lettres,
youdront bien dire qu'elles sont an
noncees.
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STEAMBOATS,.
RfQular coast packet
ID DO

- TWICE A WEEK.
$3.50 DIMITRY, MASTER $50 -
HE FAvoRITE PASSENGER STEAMER
CADDo, Dimitry, master, will! hereafter
make only two trips a week.
Leaving New-Orleans-Every Tuesday
and Friday, at 9 O'Clock a. M. pre-
cisely.
And DohaIdsonviI'e, every Wednesday
and Sunday, at 6 o'clock A. M. pre-
cisely.
NoTA-The Caddo will extend her Fri
day trip down the Bayou I.afourchc
making a daylight trip of it on Sa-
turday.
GrFor freight or passage, apply on
= boardA
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-18

vMTAT de la Louisiana - Cour dl
20 Cinquieme District-Puroisse d'As-
soHption.-Succession de Manuel
Hernandez. d6cede.
Attendu que Jeanette TruxiIlo. We.
dc Joseph Hernandez. ct tutrice dative
des mineurs LodoIska ct Marie Herman.
DEE, ce jour enregistre dams Ia dite
cour TN tabIean de son administration,
accompagne dune petition demandant
Phomologation du susdit tableau.-En
conse laence toutes personnes interes-
eses, sont par ces ~presentes notitiees de
dednire leurs objections, 81 elIes en- ont.
a Ehomologation dn dit tabIeau. parde-
vant lie g~reffier de iadite cour, a son bn-
e dams lie village de NapoieonvilIe,
dams les dix jours qui suivront la pre-
mlere publicrtion de Get avis on elles.
seront a jamais privees de ce droit.
SLY. Temoin ma main ct Ic sceau
%3lNZlg& de la dite conr, ce dixieme
sA9sS jour de Janvier 1852.
H7SifYfs Desire LEBLANC,
Grcfier.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office Of Assump-
ton. january LIST 1852 Persons
~ calling for any Of the following letters
will please say they are advertised.
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INSTITUTION DE JEUNES GEMS
Dirige par NJ. f: MARTINI,
4 Donal1sonviIIe.

M. Martin remercic les peres de "a
mile dc la contiance qu'ils ont daigne
hi accorder depuis Il ans. Ii Went
de s'adjoindre IN professeur d.anglais
qui, depuis seize ans, ii p~rofcsse dams les
premieres institutions dc ew-York ct
de la NlIe-Orleans.
Prix des p~ensionnaires avec les
diverses branches d'enseignemept
en- ang!ais ct en- ~franeais, par an, $50
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-18

ANGRY, ~ANDREW-Grocer. opposite tire
- Ferries, Donaldsonville, La.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-18
PE.EH5zIEzJSION4A
DE JEUNES DEMOISELLES,
Dings par E. MARTINI.
A Donaldsonviiie.

Ain de ponyoir repondrc aux vaux
des peres de EamilIe, NJ. Martin Went
d'agrandir son Establishment ct de Sad
Jolndre "ne maitresse d'anglais.
La religion etant la base de toute mo-
rale ct de toute bonnc education, sera
un DIES principles londamentanx de Fins
titution.
Prix de la Pension avec les d.
verses branches d'cnseignement,
en- anglaiset en- francais. $3.50
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-18

IBRAIRIE.-Liyres de Classe ~francais an
gIais ct e~spagnols, a vendre par
RICHARDS TEMPLET
Dolaldsonville, II, rue mississippi.
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Domestic Ports.

BALTIMORE, April liar. barb Henry Kelsey, Bosarlus.
California Valparaiso and Monevideo; bE- PAXTON BE- Cart,
Liverpool Hya French, Boston schr GazeIe Lanare, Qua
Canon. frshe Charleston C steamship Palmetto,
Jackson Charleston lp Ershe Black, LONDON; k=teh Comet
Br Rawlings West Indies hngs Eleanor Philips Charleston
Delaware Harding. do.
BOSTON, Apnl O-Arr brig THO, B Hunter, Walton; schr
Woodbury. Weber Bremen CID barss Auckhni John J.
WoodGne Pacific Ocean. Edw Fecher Lincoln Genoa ID. $
Goode Havana Fehe; (Fr Bracket dol Mary BE- Scott St
John NIB; May Br) Richie do; Robert Beancamo, New Or
leans Nevada Doane Mobile Oak Ryder Philadelphia; Lun;te,
Keen load for West Indies brs Ann b. Cannon Pc
ou Thomas Knox Smith, savsnnah Canface, Bray Bal
more Myrs, Crowen PHILADELPHIA; Napoleon, Poland Portland
Mary Miller, Laws, Philadelphia somervIie Chase WIlnng
Dell Empire LoyeH Newlork and Albany DanL Webster
Lewis Albany and Troy Isabella, Abecam New York Com.
Kearney Lowell DO April H. bss ssyant lBr Mor. Pasbo-
Hull Kelley. xibdge SD SATURDAY, snip Aracan;
harris odmor johannes KEEPER MAY Robert osi ouss
for Halifax; ManO; Lyra; BcsiOn for Gloucester
Ce supposed Macas Sunday, bark fece bns p X Hch
born; Napoleon.
GEORGETOWN. Sc April sArr scbr President Fosseti ,Bos
CID schr. Barcelona, frets, Boston
SAVANNAH April 5-Arr D. : W. steamship Ahbama, Ludlow,
NewYork brig Challenge. Coson. searpor, (Me CID bark
Brothers Br) Murphy Lvepoo bres Boston, Torrey, DImss
GOTTA Me Godfrey New York schr Francs saitery
DAVIS 9Th, Waitstn, Morse. New Orleans
soIr Ann Mara, Wilson, Buss CD tak Bonl De r) Roe
Lveool bns w l. Jones 1yer Newfork Went to ses-Brs
Buena VISTA Hinton, Wilmington, n c. schr Francs satiery
DAVIS Charleston -cr PienI Kernay Barbados CID
barn Mara Morton. Buckley New-York.
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Arrived.

steamship Daniel Webster, Baldwin San Juan March les
and $1,000 to D. b Allen
Apnl3 VIA Chaes p W. day, with s%n0O sold and "a
-.enee TO NJ o Roberts The PASSENGERS by the Fl Dorado
Winfield Scott The clipper ship Hornet Laurence San Francis
Ship Canton o Wscasset sea Havana days. sugar. cigars
&c. 10 master The ship Macedonia, Snow, for NewYork, sailed
Ship Republic sawye Havre days, mdse passengers
to Hsrbeck a. Co.
Ship medonak (o Bo.ton) Rich, 49, baas,
Ship Pacific Nelson Orleans days mise and passenger
Chesapeake of Boston, steering s.
Bark Rol Jarvis, Cienuego II days, TO Wariwen
Knowhon.
Bari paran of Porhnd Goedns Matanzas Is days,
r. L. A. stuart mdse. to Goodhue 4 Co. -, ,
coffee TOD shonpron Sid in with brig Norherner Fare for
Cientucgos.
Byron Bunker Bordeaux, 80 days. branes, &C. D. ST.
Amani.
Helena (Eoland) Por,ensen, Amsterdam 30 days.
Brig Resale lBr, wndsor) Holmes, CORVALLIS n s, poa
Factor of Cranberry, Me- Handy, Daen, 10 days. yellow
and molasses To Gcodhue & Co
orzava Bc Lanpher, Cardenas IL days, mosse to
shoone|Mon,ano, Hae,, Providence for Albany Nmrod,
Watson eon Sc1 day. corn Granite State fisei,
mdre, w. Lewis; Charter OAK, Kelley Salem,
ton Sc master; Packet Miles, March
lumber simpson, Mayhem Co; Enterprise Clarke Calais,
Smith Boynion; Gold Hunter Crocker, New Haven,
for Virginia Neptune Robins, Msoas days lumber To simpson,
M1yhews ca rIss,"1 asa- do JUICE Bake Lyon Vrsn
Boston, days mde 10 J. Atkins Coz Oneco Baker Boston
day., m-e to oder Ann, Br Auohs IL days. plaster and fish
schr Martha stuart wreker Lockwood from the wreck OF bark
0on ashore with whisky and -four of the
Jones Johnson Capt that schr has been chartered
brns the srmsinder OF the
Propeller City OF Richmond Foster Richmond 30 hours mlse
MAILER a Lord.
BELOW-Sp Aurora Cherry, Shields March Phiom.ls
Jewcii, Shanghai Dec. 81.
wINp-At sunrise N.SE.; meridian, DO; sunset, NE.
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Nv Telegroph.

BOSTON. AMI IAN ship John J. Harris. New Orleans hark
TURK Manner s7ih u bat "a hon 81 SPOKE ship q from New
lofs M iNerIoo Appleton Jusicc andE. D. Wight Bait
Kim, Phkdefhia hrss Ne-,s. Galveston Caroline, WI
minson. c. Poster and pauhns Philadelphia: schrs Lucreia
lahmore c.Ia, y Hawkins Marietta and Luther Ci PHI la
Ntor, Cbo, and Woco,i Earle Albany; arrived
ship Amulet. New Orleans has William Harms,
snd Caroline, Savannah lowell PHILADELPHIA bnss Abbott
Lawrence aud Canton do bark Lyander Jnan u t
hs Hscyon from New iork c5h
hat "a IA. lon Is 10 ship Cprasue Mobile Lvervo
hrs Lemons Trinidad. schrs 4 Jacme Cadet
spoken elth ah lat - lon "a, shp Rome from
ans tot hssFe ship housh'on New Orleans.
for
Cearei-B4hs w H. Mlhr Wensen China Rowan Charles
ton; bg ManNnh Csnents Samuel Small Welhagton " G.;
Chcope philadelphia; schrs Hanover, NouoA w NJ Ba.ad,
Ncwlork; : A Appleton. New York.
Nkw BEDFORD, Apul l0-Arr, slip Fanny, Honolulu, va
Pernanlbuco
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MARINE JOURNAL.
~ For additional SHIP Netos see Sereah Pdge-9
Cleared.

shpsNorlstov. DAM Kruuse Havana +. Beck kuneadt
jenny Lind Robinson, New Orleans Eagle HiEzard John Ben
Winchester Havana sureess Coz Heyeta Marsh, Hvre,
VIM Whilock, Jr
BarksN Boynton smsly. Rotterdam J. w Elwel CO.. r. H.
Gamble Hosmer Cedar &c Coe, Anderson Monte
yuma, Downey, DeDeraa :. futile,
BnsHauei Newell Warren, Daren Peck Church; Monica,
Robbins Brazos j. H. Sady Ruh, Leach Carenls Nesmt x
Sons Naelns. Norton Jacksonvle Peek Church Azores,
Amesbug Havana, H. w. Tundy Alfred Exa Golden, Savannah,
~ l. Nj Ceady Coz Relief, Gates, Philadelphia Peck Church
schoonersYoktown Wosam Petersburg Jas Hunter; Susan,
Grafen Portland s w Lewis Hannah Codner, B)
Port Phit J. b. eager; Washington, Gak Washington, Nc
Bateman Nudderow Pacific farrow Washington y.
Rudderow Iamarne, Tyler Wilmington, n C., n L. Nc
Cready Coz Charles Camner Townsend Richmond Van Bnt
saht LOUISA Gray Sharp, Alexandria master Boston, Kelley,
Philadelphia, j. w McKee, Adele Ackey, Charleston /. Nc
Cready a Co; Ehza (Br. Baker Antwerp, J. b. Eager.
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ADRIAN II. MULLER Auetioneer
SALE of VALUA-

BILE PROPERTY 10Th, nth, 18th goth and list
ss and ON iav and b. hv order OF the Execntrix
Of the late Francis GRlFFiN:-ApRIAN H. MuLLES
will sell at auction THURSDAY April II 1872 at y
O'Clock the Merchants Exchange the following dscoo"
valuable Real Estate viz
layS Lots on the side of lstav, y feet south OF
athst each 10 feet inches width by "a feet IN depth
Avenue B4 Lots side OF Avenue B. ~ ie south OF
l7ths each % feet in width by 70 feet inches ~ aepih
l6hst-9 Lots north side of l6th % feet inches west
of Avenue b. each 10 in width by % feet in depth.
l7hst-7 Lots side OF i7th % feet inc hes west
of Avenue b. varying width from 20 10 p ieet iches,
and being in depth % feet ~ -. x,
lehstls Lots north side of l9h-st IS feet east OF st-
ay varying in width from ~ b feet and being M depth
- feet - 49,. "a, -,
2phst-s Lots south side OF 1hst. 90 feet 10y inches
west from Avenue A. each p feet in width by ~ feet Id
Lots north side of Aths- $50 feet west OF Avenue A,
VARYING in width 10 feet 10 inches TO ~ feet
being in depth ~ feet
Tot, north side of th-st % feet of lsav varying
in width from 20 10 inches 81 feet inches and beng
in depth " feet. , 90 ..,,,,
VARYING in width ~ feet TO q feet inches and beng
In depth % feet 49,,
Terus-Twothirds Of the purchase money may at the o
tor of the purchaser bond and mortgage TOR three
wears at per Maps be had at the ONCE OF inc
Aucroneer No. Wall-st
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r. A. Chiffon. auctioneer.
nEREMPTORY ENECCTOR'S SAM

of LOTS Of GROUND--On 7th-av, S;th, +th, Ash,
sh nth 18th ISsf-s,s in the City OF SewYork. and
srxe Pot- of Ground kngsbrd-e being the balance OF
,hr estate OF HOMAS +. THOMPSON deceassd
COLE Chiffon viii sell al auction on WEDNES-
Day Aprl H. at u O'clock at the Merchants Exchange,
~, l1llosirg desirable Lots of Ground. Wa:
-ih-av-tne Lot, SIDE, between 5tth and S,thstS
s;th-st-Two Lots north side. between 9TH and 10 HAYS
li,hst-For Lots south side. between 10Th and lthayA
77th-st-One Lot, south side between ID and h-ays
ls0rhstSix Lots north side, between ;th and stlavs
ISIst-st-Six Lots south SIDE hetween 7th and stavs
Tthav-Fight Lots west side between Scth and l5lststs-
Kiprshridge-Six large Plots Of Ground
Terms of Sae-l0 per and the Auctionecrs tee OF
so ON each Lot on the day Of SALE 90 per cent ut the Pur
shas, money NAV remain bond aud mortgage for thfe
wars II desired at s per cent interest
Itborraphc Mars OF the syeescrbed property can no
had ar m. Office of the Auctoneer No Was ten days
before the sale. ADAM T. PENIZ Executor
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kt,Taci cin tiet Aresed Eoi Waters Esq scrs,ary
OF the New logk BoSre % Underwriters. dated
Cvkksrvcx Liszr Hsrss April s
In conversation wlek Dr. Morton vocn wsh Mr. HISS
er 90 the CssS survey l. : chy YaRacres1 srn-a from
hssset that The @nstnae Of this Aaeh had down BoSts
s"ssnns fo' erroneous b. Mr. H.
state hs st ncSessay The hagtais ai down
consequently vessel esr has,ude vii When
hss u "a ih~y are ave u~s from the thought prr
des~nisrs, 10 dlscrwff,rL
Aeeeor Hscx. lower eti al Camden coa,x NJ . -
~ 20 ale frvst boz N~>ek and >sxty
Shelter there was Sraef5 bat hie knoNa aow b az
20 e~ sff<N@'s~ >e~aTk paper
Nrw sSsAi IN sss H.ssos H.v.xA NArch ~
The rNg~ucsSs u the ir~ weeks has pruyra . al
oruns psoctns into the chAnne Of the hsrer .s A
hnssed \, the booy and ,ha, F wsa va;-v AMI
eoftheast wnS the
~ the channel shoss ns~y the Noro az "a
sad the Euan h4in the Moro car hae a<snx
wa ttk ~fowsrd 81 the Sten~ cn.ssa rru,rs,
he easis-s The haitor se ~i- o.
,ss ezin 81 Tie wi b. ~ sbstss
~sf.t The ~ NAssssgsT i.r- asa
;ar ~ t Neet. t2rss hpw, AMI III -s s isi
sstt icisv&, taa ssses cseg yc bal peyosy oIaj
tn a. IL ~ ~ drg:h a.; - vtt
@af Az A'S tton Ii. ohS cnserHs poS; lAy eore
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On SUNDAY. Apnl II. THOMAS COOK aged a. year. -
Edward coes brother law aae Newton are r-spee;fany
r.Seree No ~ caaaI st. wihou, turtle.
On soodsy noninr. April II, EMILY LOUISA, only child Of
The fansrsI this day AT oeioct p NJ from No
i,iI s AFR ELIZABETH daughter Of Charles
ami EizsIeth v Donman, asel II years. -. ,e,.,
W. Chamber invited to attend The funeral Al oeSs is
day Tuesday. from No vsnda' The remains VIII be con
&c April H. ASx PELHAM, relic: Of jams Pelham.
as S,i.s {s ~ my are respectfully invited attend the n raj
the fs.sscs q her H., e" Tla'n. II oe
SUNDAY evening Apr. IL Of nor or ho ss ~ a. res "
HIS ien acsaanance a'o the sa-iers Of the Chanry
The STATE q o A. , also s. rT TH arr es, IN
ya attend bis fSqs.. a. G n5s1, Mott H,rsn w a@
Ter Co.. train q cars Will eave City Hail. n H. Tor MOT
1 MonSsy Apn H. OSCAR E. of Rev Norman and
Caroline T. BALDWIN aged years and months
attend biz funeral from se residence parents
on sunday Apn II, consumption ELIZA VANCE asf u
years s.,- 49,. ,..,.,.e.uv ,.,us.,.,
% .,;s hs ana , TSedsy afternoon o'clock
parents residence g3 South l4ih-t, whamush Her re-
Al the residence Of his cbas Redse IN the City
Of Albany on Iue-i,y April :, bE nv L. on
Departed lie Moa1ay afternoon Apnl u aher hnserins
I Of the family are respectfully invited h
neral at ~ thursday, 18th INST from her late residence No
North Moorest The remains vii be taken to the reformed
RrroHr DrArHs the City AMI County Of New
81 day Of April 10 the 10th day of April 1852 Men,
e2 Women 10; Boys, lol; Girls, ss-tota, JIt
Ancurlsm Apopexy H. Asthma !, ANGINA
Bleeding Bleeding from Lungs Blrnei Scaled ,, Bronchitis
Cachexa Casualties Cholera inianum S, Cholera Morbus
Coe g. Commissions. n Group H. Congestion
Of Debility Dehrum Tremens 3, Darrhea
Drop~y Drop-y the Head 49, Dopsy the Chest Drowned
g Epilepsy Ryspeas Fever Fever Intermittent Fever In
smnatory Pueers Fever Scarlet TO- Fever Iyhu-
10 Fever Conse,ve Fever Gastric Disease Of Hear TO- Hoop
hamilton Inflammation Of Bladder l. Inflammation
Bowels o. Inflammation of Lungs 81
Of Stomach Inflammation OF Throat ? lniamma
INSANITY lnemperance l. Jsundce l. Lues Vene
Maormaon Marsmns ~ Measles Old AGE 3, Pay 4,
Birth l. Rbeumasm Rupture scroaa s. Smallpox
&. Spinal Disease l, Teeihina 3, unknown g.
fge-Under year, 81 10 81 10 g. SO; Ito TO- l6
10 20 30 80 30 20 40 81 % 10 90 "a 80 10 60 l9 30
80, 50 20 ~, Il - 10 100 unknown.
cf Nqry-Unied States 2}S; Ireland 81 England u
Scotland. -; France, switzerland. Prusa
China, North America p West Indies
Poland unknown,
From Hospital Bellevue l6; Pentenary. Backwel Isanl
Smallpox do Lunatie Asylum DO, 3; Itandls island 3 City
Hospital Aims House Backwers Island, COored Home
Coored Orphan Asylum. l. Colored persons, TO-
Inerments returned from Wards Island, AZ.
A. W. WHITE City Inspector
City hs.peetor's 0@es, arrI 10, 1882.
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Trrnm oar Correspondent. ]

rHIiADELPHiA, April lafalscd, schr Star. Kicker~on
Ne~i }. a Alien. Crowen New Enshsh
New haVen; Eetemeai Thompson, YORK; Ihos French
French RAINBOW swamp Ncee irrnd Providence Lowell Raker
New You Samuel Cashier, Caien Providence Hoffman,
Worth fAh RIVER Co Cus;o New YORK ia >osrscn Corsan
Prov Nence; C. Back. Turner Sayboh VIM CoNer Payne
Portland; Col SUhSn ChFk Nankirk AAnead Corson New
HaVea
Cioarcd-Steamsp Virginia, Teal Richmond; Leoni Pr
prnnsby. Dundee >cotRds schrs Wiow LEVIN Daraenss
NdAA tooInts CNnnbrsrpost Esrenoni. Thompson
Charm Berry, do; Nobe Ireland Newport: Lowell sker Boston
>Sl CssineT, Cullen, froNenc~ 6eo Holman Worth
Ccero Casio New ora Eth, feheT, Boston Eh
Nutsca, koxboo C. r. Bnk Turner, Boston LEWIS
ARK Ne~Part Nasara, lnserSoH Ne~york wscae Mabc.
ONrsi New. NofA
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Carpetimss, Oil Cloths, &r.

TVLOOR OIL CLOTHS at No. 40 Pine
IL ST., New-York Printed by New Patent Process E.
E. RICE CO. Patentees, would most respectfully an
nounce to the trade, that they have obtained the great
desderatum Of printing Floor Oh Cloths by Machinery,
which, for elegance of finish have been exceed and
which they offering together with large and desr-
able stock of Clothes from feet wide greatly
duced prices, at their Warehouse No. 40 Pine-st.
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Arr Hxrre 9th nh. ship i,asara AH1Has SeN
Al Para 9Th Sheplri Trarba iroE1 no "an1e
for saem Me- Braansn wilkins and Water Wfch conway ron
and for do. do al. = ~
from Spain sehr. Jai T. Ras~Ay sHo~ Maya
brs. Tase Tvans r do 81 Drew, DunnIns for do Is
Vernon. Kent for Philadelphia IA
Al Areris.o ga nj hrg Mar II. Chappeh Hand diss -
u;. bre France fabar fonASi- @r rhis
deria Richardson Richani~on l"r se~ f"fk =
Sid 10Th 6t bark A. r. stHrse ssoii Nv iorN ar
FOREST Parker 10 brg Htnover fof. Ceniaeso
SD from Natanzas n.i tak Ranger, fro-i Portsmouth
Arr AZ HALIFAX steamship Nsasara stone ior bo-ion; ~
Liverpool; fh hrs HaIar, h-lsi-fi Boston
CID 81. schr. Mary Jane. Gallant DO .
nemerra s,h ut Dr. hrgs Harriet Avn. >'fnri rom
Ra ore and woad sail 10th Thomas 18th, Vulcan, Mann,
New-York-
eSh nj trk Jno Bird for Bst.Dore s 1rai-
Dyer. Com stewart Merrynan w m n sar'
XeDopbon. WordlnP NIxtor Pan heaIro Nicho
rzaho IarpLer; Ellen Nara Jon Kentan Boyd; Ma
Thorndlke and Gen Nahan Cocord Tor New YORK hg RIO
sargent, Bfo X l.. do; Nheroy, Rente and California
Hchborn from Boston. Charlotte as Wa III; ten
Boyd Glpsiick do schrs VIM Pickering. Nart~ei ior, z
John Rugee Cousins from Frankfort DISC, see disasters y g.
w Pickerne Psrt YORK, EE SID aih not previously
barb G. H. Hamilton. Means. Portsmouth onss tsoa.nf S'cos
Portland Houi.on Barker, Boston
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Millinerp.
TVIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY ES

EIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY ES-
IL TABLISHAfENT and STRAW BONNET MANU-
FACTORY, No. 564 Broadway Niblos Garden N "
Mrs VIM SIMMONS respectfully to her MINER
GUS patrons and the public that she prepared to
bibi at her Show Rooms splendid and unique assortment
of Millinery and Straw Goods of her manufacture in
which are combined all the modern improvements, latest
STYLES and fashions together with magnificent selections Of
Pans Millinery which for diversity Of patterns color and
unity of finish trancends measurably all former mporta
tons Also hrge and interesting invoice of Lace Saws
Straw Blondes and endless variety Merchants and Mil
liners supplied with pattern Bonnets.
BIO connection with any other store in the city doing
business in the same line.
Mrs VIM SIMMONS, No. 5s4 Broadway.
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Ncw-YOrk Cattle Marlxef-April II

lRslOrei The Tuhaue.
ManstOn pasc Yard, OF fh av and
3sh nulhrrn Hudson River Blils Head. foot OF
R.tiwon Fos Cows Calves Sheep aud Lambs at Brown
Ina ia tab O. 3dav, and sl-o u ChNmhsrl,ns.
Az YAM Db Beeve~, go southern and
Western satel The market st continues very
finn qualities from 10 cents " 10 DE
nand About sn lce over - -,
naosN siu Cove aud Calves sales Al nom ~ 10 ~
S.F sold Sheep and Sm~--Sso ON sac fnocs at inom
IL All soh
A., tu.sn,sl.tSs RvEa BULLs HsAn-ohcred, 40
Cows and CaNes at S..aS 81 10
a.: IItp shevp at 80 SOD - 10 20 S60sA
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