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DIED..

At Brokyu on "wednesday morning. May H. Of scarlet fever
MARY WADsweRTH aged years IL months and days-
daughter Of Lynds, L. and A. NJ. Jones -, ,
Staten Leland "Wednesday morning. may ~ Of
consumption, SAMUEL McALIsTER
friends and also the members OF Neptune
Lodge Of o. r. invited attend the funeral from his late
residence at 81 O'Clock, N Thursday afternoon 49,, .
On Wes,dsy uor,rg 70, JANE AMANDA, only child OF
Richard H. and Caroline Nodyne aged yea 10 months and
dsye =.
relatives ,sd friends Of her parents invited TO attend the
funeral residence No. 63 Greenwich ST. ON fnaay i'm
inst at 2 o'eock p NJ.
No bitter tea for thee be shed,
Blossom OF beinsl seen and gone!
With flowers thy bed,
O, bes, departed onei
Whose all OF ala ray
Blsshsd into dawn and passed away.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.........M MAY u.
Cleared.

nsbpSouiherer Foster, Chae spoGord rlessa
Co.
sbips-Tssr Goodwin, shanshae. Booth Edgar Rubcoa.
Dosn- San Francisco b. sutton Northumberland Ford, Lon
Gnswoc Wiley.
BsksAlblop, Bell Quebec. Montgomery Brothers Sir Henry
Potunger tBr) Cowel Quebec Barclay Lsnsstoa Lniss
Giles Sligo, Gnnhen, Msturn Co Byron Pinkham MAMA
as, Nsnh Sons Sarah Bridge sturevast Mstansas PERKINS
a Deano Cousl.. Ward. Havana. TAYLOR Co.
Bnes-schier. (MsckL) Dads, Mamschi. Thomp.oa New
house Ellen Maria. Treat, Demsrara, Il. p. BacL Co
S@hooners-New fork. Wyatt, Richmond e. H. Psrson Ana.
Hspkns Petersburg J. Hunter PhaniD Armstrong The
Msyssuez, j. v. Onatsya Co B-s. b. Pomeroy ST.
Kits j. d. eager Co o. H. Perry venl, Philadelphia Jas
Hand sasb Jsne (Br srsmp Hsrtor Island j. Miller ca
Mott Bsde Osbors, Georseto~a NJ Bedel j. Dsrns Wheeler
Baltimore, Mailer Lord New York. Goojseu, Boston, Dayton
sprssue.
Sloop-Harvest, French, Providence.
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teesraphc dispatch Tcs,ed New Oyssss from Bskss.
the wishing ks Gem. Of Beverly ma Capt co~aa
Cook the Let in lat ~ ~ oae ~ - dseo,ess4
boat manned ~ repsn Locke ehsf sad ave
pursuit and struck killed. whale
OF the remained whsls kes -
hours when nothing ohe bra they bore @ the Rsss
prAe MonSay lest the I'd asnt By the owso<
and brought the southwest rass The bs 0ea
lea Beverly the 10th feo oes and al cell and hSsksa
of al When Mr. Locke isA her. ~.
Locke and the Eve resumed hsnks 10 the captain and 81
ofe Norman for their kndness them
fsya Apnl H. tsh Mercstor, Maonher, ot New nd
ford $40 bbs and sh. dsy
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PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday,

May l2-The CsdAs sdvices, Published this morning are
unayoebe Tor bREADsTuFrs but they have bad no ehe
upon our mr. ket The FLOUR market has undersone no
change II export demand Is limited but holders are nrm
at 81 % bb and rcst of the stock limited above tns
price There Is moderate inquiry tor city consumption
within the average Of 81 3ltd$ for common 70 e1.s
RY,k Flour is STEADY at IS 25 snd COIN MEL q
- IA Dbl; 100 bhls- Brandywne MEAL sold a. - a
els scc9$ r bashei for prime Red but mostly az the
quotation and 81 o. for White At which r.fss some
om CoRS Yellow IL IN far demand At
&C. sssst In OARS ehanss there are Sst very fex
Il A9AIe in both hhia md bba, bss he A aze limited
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RuRGLARY.=At an early hour Yesterday
MARRIED.

On Wednesday May a. at Church OF the putans BY Rev.
VIM Patton d. D. CHARLES y. HOWARD, of Hartford, Conn,
Ia CATHARlNE T. Of Rev DR.. Patton OF this CITY
On Wednesday May a. by Rev. Dr. Cheever LEVI W. ALlEN
South HaSey Mass 70 JULIA GODDARD eldest daughter oil
Ara Child, Esq, Of this City. =. xru.x,,r,
On Tuesday May H. by Rev Mr. Crawford Mr. NATHANIEL
w VAIL Of Damascus, Pa 10 Mrs MARf WILLIAMS ELDEST
daughter Of the late Edward Hilton. OF this City. . -
on Wednesday May H. by Rev Joseph WILSON, Mr. Joskrn
WILSON Jr Miss CHRISTIAN ", daughter OF Dr. W. W.
WALL al NJ DIS.
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Nxwoxlxlss May s-FKxIeHrs are declining Cor
NE. osir a. i Nav today ss
ksss at prices lower Mddinx quoted 81 81 cent?
fnEIears declining Cotton is taken for Liverpool az
ID SuSxR-i,ooo bids sold to-day AZ Ste. Tor tar
NEw-oarRASS May II noon-Corros Saist this nssn-
ins operators waiting TOR the Cansdas sasiees RIO Coz,
to ssy snoans to bags ExcaASSs6o dsys on New
Yors is st u siecoust
halesa advancing proes Good Mddiug qao,ed 81 sc
SUGAR has advanced to Ste TOR fair Rio Cores sells Af
ExoHascE 81 premium. New-York, sight one-half per
CHssrssros, Ma, Ias.ls. of CorroS to-day 80 sale.
ct 7t0ssc. Market very quiet
Receipts Of Produce. -. Mayi2
E lie. s go a ds Ls.s. 10 pks,
Provisions sod 100 do Whisky.
BY Ns.Ha.e RaarOad-iss boxes Cheese. % pksa Bat
By Nerd River Bcat,-7sis bbls Flour 500 ta.h Cora
1900 DO O,ss u casks Ashes lss bs OIL Meal % bbs
Beef l{t dss Whisky lsl6 do. Provisions $50 sdes Leath
o., and $50 bbls Pork
Rio de Janeir0 Markets. ..Apsu- 2
FLoUxs;nce the dsss Of last 18th ult prices have
been well supported speculative demand TO she extent Of
.ctiyty 70 s,e m.rSss snd Checked the do~nwsd ten
dency of pzices which would otherwise have followed
the liberal supplies received toward the end Of the
month Two csg0es OF Baltimore. snip well a. some
from compose the purchases for Montevdeo obtaining
0oe and Pbbl in boId. S4 discount for cash Should
cps being .aAntsned which are, Richmond
Baltimore lSpoo; New Orleans lS5o04lco0. Stock in
more. $50 do. Southern sss2 do Stock in all haucs.
s,s6s bbls.
CorrErTe export ssis season has been to an average
extent which would have been eraby increased but
for hih preee which have ruled throughout The
some 5000 haas nav be looked for in ali tbs month
few BAGS 80 forward GREYHOUND" to NewYork The
very and although early to allow of correct esti
mates being formed still the crop Is computed 10 bs not
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Passengers Arrived

IN alip dr,ar from Lirrrpooi Bell add lady a. Pstson
Williams J. Burren 5. Butre n Newton, IL. Zefeman H. Mx
loft.
from Rio de Jaseio-Mr 6reenway, Mr. sands
In bark r. CAwohH, from Ponce. u. R-Msnuei Goat
from Bren<wr X kiesou, lady and chliren,
C. Hsder, Kueners E. Strange, H. Berger, GutmaH, Pol
ming -
In schv Margaret Nuop, from Bevwnds-M sad Smith, T.
Nelns Mss Dunscombe, Miss Gwynne, Louisa Smith.
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CouRr OF GENERAL Wednes

r-beiore Judge Beebe and Aid Smith and Bard-Pelded
eay George Brown pleaded guilty to an indictments
him with grand larceny, and was sentenced 70 the
ale Prison for three yeas
!ames Camr5e old offender was tried and convicted
srand larceny The Court sentenced him 70 the state
fison or two years.
Aegnted George Redlsnder and Francis smith were
On us charged with breaking into the store OF Eu
no Ac6rah, No 10 Ann-st, and stealing thererom boots
shoes The evidence failed TO sustain the charge and the
tsonen were acquitted.
SsAeneed-Elen Russell convicted TUESDAY, OF an as
ou win knife upon Officer Hays of the Fourteenth
ara was brought up and sentenced the State Prison tor
y years The Count then adjourned for the day.
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SECOND BOARD.
Pu,IApyIpHIA SALEs OF STOCKS tdnes-

doy NAV I9-Fin Boards2oOoo Resdns X X. Mort IS. 10
s7i 1895 Lehsh s5ss Morris Canal 10 sS Glrad b.
2S slnp Lehnsh 96l8 200 Long Island IR lbA
$500 Civ r. r. 6s III l07h 500 City IO5 $4,000 Cam
Am RR c. 67 80; $1,000 Read. R.R. Us, TO- sl $1,000
Texas Reg Bds., Sc. co. 81 800 Penn IS, 5A. -
Sscsrd Board-s3ooO Penn. s. on 50 Penn r. r. 44a 500
Sch Nav Loan 10 Harrisburg r. r., asa 30 Pe,somea
County Mining Co. AZ $500 vii X. r. 6s, 9ls Beaver
Meadow r. r. 81 sfO1 Sch Nav is, 66 b9A 5000 Cam and
Am II n n 70 look
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SUPREME CoURT-Before Judge Mitch

tn-Habeds Corpm-A woman named Lureita J STOCK
sn was brought up for discharge, sne having been COM
mited ON complaint of having stolen gold watch ana
chain worth $780, from countryman named Alexander
m said that no animation had been had by the commit
ting and that the charge not tue the watch
and chain having been left with her in security Tor sa
mof money advanced The application was TOT oPposeo
She was discharged.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

II Rev. Edwin H. CHAPLIN will lee
tsrs on John Hsmpde~ this evening at the Brooklyn
Institute, Washngton-st This 10 In fulfiment OF an
engagement for last winter which sickness compelled
him to defer. We need not speak of Mr.. C.s gres
merits a. q lecturer and orator.
BOARD OF Wednesday,,
Nay l2Msyor Berry. President, inthe Chair Supervisor
Brooks made verbal report from the COMMITTEES on Aims.
House in relation that part Of the former report referred
hack them reference the extension OF the County
Hospital He stated that he had addressed note 70 jacob
Coney bidder for the carpenter work of the Hos
ps extension asking whether he willing TO enter into
sufficient bonds the estimate made by ham and ne re-
TUNED answer declining to do So he then comuni-
Gated with Litchfed Ketcham the next lowest bidders
expressed their readiness to complete their part OF
the contract He moved that ne Ss
which adopted He also moved that the Commtte on
Accounts report the requisite measures for the Issue OF Con
ty Bonds for payment Of sums sccruns on ine New ,
and that the Treasurer be authorized 70 make sucn
payments - they become due
Aid Wetmore made statement containing charges OF
serious against MIR Williamson, one OF the Deputy
Keepers Penitentiary and committee OF three was
appointed to investigate the matter.
On motion of Mr.. Beesen, the Lunac Asylum question,
which made the special order the last meeting was
taken up Several amendments were offered and lost,
when the original motion was put and also lost.
BuRGLARY.-Ata an early hour yesterday
morning the store Of Messrs Tuogh Underwood, No lA
$3.50 in cash. which had been left IN safe and considera-
bic quantity of dry goods valued at 500 or more Inc
goods subsequently found IN woodward IN
AID restored To the The burglars escaped undeteced
BURGLAR CAUGHT.-A burglar who had
broken into the Fancy Store Of McNamee, Mains on
Tuesday night caught while in the act OF carrying on
bundle OF articles and detained until the arrival oil
Policeman. He locked up to answer lie gives MS
name as John Bird.
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LMANAc......THIS DAY.

MINIATURE ALMANAc......THS DAY.
Bss-Riss... 4t-Sets ~ Mosn-Ruses.. San
HIGH wArER......THIs DAY.
Sandy Hssk... ts6a Gov Island. 3Sa Hell Gats. iSs
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CIRCUIT CouRT-Before Judge Mitchell,

sTDecsOn--Henrt Drake ast, Wm. r. TdIoFe7lce'-Case
which was tried before the Court and decision reserved
Plaintiff claimed be assignee of mortgage on gas and
Geo. Stewart of store Nos 81 and
SO Broadway May 1850 Mr. Lawrence, the landlord
claimed that by virtue of agreement between HIM and
Mr. Stewart he was entitled to hold them in the event,
which had occurred of noppayren for rent and refusing to
give them up TO the MORTGAGE, action was brought
Judgmert for defendant.
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Srprr,on CorRr-Before Judge Camp

bells Helen de Kyovft against Horace Watey,-Plan'if,
though called to BE- ar the affection of loss of sight Is an a
Nce OF some celebrity having written works which were
eccefu Being DESTROYS she says to establish her sisters
tsachers of music Dsnsve Livingston CO.. she pnr-
Sas,d Of Mr. Bockleby pano-foe, paying HIM S5oo Tor
t2O in cash $50 in books and sent the instrument TO
bsnsville Mr. Waters claimed TO have chalte mortgage
o. gwen nv MIR H. and TO and removed the piano
y force Plaintiff took back, through the Sheriff giving
bonds 10 test the ownership (repevin She also claims dam
sss in SOo The Jury found verdict in her favor declar
G SssenSsnt taking il in the manner he did As $0O dam
ares only were claimed in the peadngs the verdict could
pos exceed that and Il entered.
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lAeyerusemeut1
a. "Truth crushed to earth shall rise

The eternal years Of God are hers
But error, wounded, wrcaths in pain
\ And dies amid her worshipcrss
sesns or sang w c. Bryant But in these days truth
be crushed Can imposition "crush" the evidence OF
men As Valentine M)tt Professors Reid and Chiffon,
an Rensselaer, Wassiah Francis and the most re-
neo Shennss ot Europe, in relation 10 Lyons Magnetic
eI Tbs lights OF science here and abroad declare It
rnss The experience and testn' NY Of thousands
esh It's efficacy destroying bedbuss reaches ants es
Insects &C NC and thai all may enjoy It's benefits the
fnsef has put the price down one-hah Sold AZ - cents
esA, al Lyons, No. ~ Broadway.
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BOSTON Mar lg-Arr BAH weJsoses Iasaes Ayres hncn
Lar sid Harssrs BLrs. ure ban Arsts w nex'
Al aontssro Mmch shiv Arv.n wsiral ho Ar .s1s Il
49,. IN 1-s-.as is Yors S,otss1ay At ~ %. on 81
"a -, cedos In Lssrpo. New Iort BAL Coseosd hs-
tspsss b. bns Hsss ssa1ssssdi sf AansSss' Ssvso
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u. s. DISTRICT CoURT-Before Judge

yodsonln the case OF William Johnson indicted in rea
ton to the making and uerng Of false Mexican CON- the
jury after receiving the charge of the Court which ap
peaed to be adverse defendant retired They came In
After an absence of about three hours with verdict Of
ruilty but recommending him TO mercy.
In ADMIRALTY.
Wliam Fraser against j. Peterson.-Plaintif was sea
man board the bark Panesita voyage from New.
yok to Buenos Ayres and back lie brings action against
the Captain to recover damages alleging that the beef sup
Piled bad, &C, also for balance said TO be due Tor
wages The former denied and testimony produced 10
hitter thai the proper amount conended by defense TO De
due has been paid into Court. Decision reserved
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ola. ms AGAINST NEW-ORLEAHS
~ ara tie FIRST SECOND and THIRD MUNICH
PALIT les WANTED.-Apy valid Claims, past due OF ~
turing sop viii be bought BY the subsrnber GA favorable
on .sensI snnI,cstson J. THOMPSON,
- No 2WsH-ss, cor. of Broadway.
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ca hup ssssA wAans. csessssss; oxss, ssss7aAs -
nyroa. ivy cAussr 0sk. ssl Lecss. Nee Yofk-
HCNARIEsIos Nay is-CH sshE NAY E. Anes. Veg Yea:
NEw BEDroSD. May H-Ar sh.p dsorse ssd ssssA Pssns
Oe-sn, VIII 600 NIB. esl ssi oD 20 whskl
INV eELEASs. Nsy n-Asr sh.s Hssnses. ssi bst &c.,
pkaa
sorreIn, ns, NV. ssArs EEsssss Ass. ss4 nsssss
PHtpklFHfs. ny a-Tse ssrt nsss,sno~a "a. Ne ~
&c sss "a. sy's~ yes-ssU 'e nss T. Tn csss As.S
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN

0<dre.dav Nav II l852-RepUts-Of Committee on Or
finances with ordinance prohibiting the driving through
nv Of the streets in this CITY, between the hours OF O'Clock
IN ths morning and IN the evening dur1ng June ny,
August Septenbe between the hours OF IN inc
,orpne and in evening during the remainder OF tne
wear any swine neat cattle, undera penalty Oh CIV '
m motion Of Assistant Aid Msbbatt amended By chang
t,s The hours to between and in June &c. .
Adoption Of the report lost 10 TO not being cons'u
On motion Of Assistant AID Ring the report was rsconsd-
ned and laid upon the table. ~, 4.
Resoiufions By Assistant Aid Mabbstt Preamble sta
ns Il at contract made with - Perrine TO lay his
ssyement in Broad way between White and Csnsls TO
l. completed before December 1851 that months
have apsed that time IL by the terms OF the
ontrsct provided that he should perfect and 81 per day
ser said LIST of December il not then completed to the
zine OF It's completion II erefsre
Resosed That the Street Commissioner be and he IL nero
~ directed TO withhold any permission to open broadway
m anv portion Of the space between White and Canal ts
sptl oil such forfeiture of $40 per day be paid To Commit
be Streets.
By Assistant Aid. OBnen
Rssolsed That the bell lying in the Corporation
fud idle be and hereby appropriated for the temporary
IRE of Edgne Company No 81 and that The Chief Engineer
b authorized TO erect the for SAID Engine Company
Adopted. .
Resolution that Committee Of Five from each Board be
spponted who with the Commissioner Of Repairs aud Sup
pe shall arrangements for the celebration OF the APP
roschng anniversary Of National Independence ana
kat the of e. 900 be Appropriated therefor Concurred
IN and Assistant Aid Ring Wheclan, Breaden Mabbatt and
Valentine appointed the Committee the part of this Board
Resolution that the Veteran Corps OF the war OF 1872 ~
ma IA be invited BIO the guests the Mayor and Common
Council ON the 4th Of July next Concunedin
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lAdvesusenestl

- Daguerreotypes of more than 100
kS4esa can b seen IL LAwxExcEs Gallery, No. ~
w hrss doom below faltcn-st Also. his Worlds
|sSuoe k>et~zea. With The Irss Medal
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ltJFtFuseWenEI
~ Housekeepers' attention is particu-

VI, A. ~NNhNe pSAS o's~"S4
o'cced 10 q large assortment Of rich Lace w odow
and Muslin Dfspery Just received from auction, by
T. Towle, OF Columbian h all No. 2Sl trandst con-
s.ss every variety Of Tsnboarsd Applique and Floss
s- ~ psirs sets or measure. Also, general sssort-
1s o. Linen Goods comprising Linen Danssk Table
- Iewchng, Napkins and Sheetings; al OF waieh VIII
SrsEed the lowest possible price. HotelksePers van
ne esortment uneQaaed and the Inducements offered
49, their attention AL and every article sui,so.e 70
kcuof heusekeepers a. this season may es ooesnso
S~ameon Hall much cheaper than elsewhere.
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- -ru,d be the last to desert the standard
eev Of ms VI Ccryress snd would promptly pay al
Of he u.ss1ch uisht DO levied upon them Ihor
essesncse - eoreu,ost In founding the Congress ana
Society hsc sbey power TO preserve s existence ON
wosd DO ~ .;tr basis They need entertain no iesrs
frm ana ssr.on Of the Lsbortrs q they were iuiy
- 70 ne rirhts and interests and 70 all movements
mvs -. elevation Of labor.
Tor We his remarks. Mr.. Dillon was loudly
U ,.S vben the Congress adjourned to Tuesday
sT's'o.s - vheu the election Of Standing Commit
~ 10 completed.
po.ap OF EDUcATIoN-W wednesday
vs Wa-dAppsa,ion for not efsseans s' 10Y H''s
- veDs.. s A. Sheldon, A. G. Welcock, and
/U7II.ms-.s tufors in Free Academy J. b. Ma6bet,
E9se1r Third Ward In plsce OF MI kedhsd;
ecnoos TarrDce Mccarthy. Trustee In Fourth Ward
n Monteith took his seat a. Commissioner from i~en-
sfm Wayd-Report in favor Of spproprstins vi
sHr.h ward School No so with books nc Adopted
% rurhD oao--A Committee appointed u ascertain
". the members Of this Board are not entitled TO the
S N the Room in the City Hall and IL not to
NOR the propney OF making an appropriation Tor TIE
currose Referred
Ro.RD OF SUPERvIsORs-We wednesday.
r~,.y.l ural bills were ordered to be paid.
,soY adopted In favor OF raising the salaries OF tho
.,.rks q the Superior Court
"T Recorder offered resolution Of inquiry to the ex
epev Of having the records in the Registers Office ndexed
~ published. Referred
committee was appointed to confer with the Judges of
~ respective Courts 10 certain the number OF attendants
xsnort recommending repeal Of the law designating
AT Of Randss Island for House Of Refuge &C. Adopted
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DRAFTS on the BANK of IRELAND
Psysble sf sht In al paris OF Irssndfor sls b. -
fdsh Erlissst Society No. 81 Ch&mb~rA
GREGORY DILLON, Rreadsa6
JAMES STUART, Treasurer.
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CouRr CALENpAR.-7his Day.-CoM

vns P,y.s-Pat Nos 5f3 76s I'll, IT'S us III, 77s
las 49, 7so 49, 7ss 7s57y7 79 sol eos so7 500 sl sls
as sl7 s2s s25 s7 ezt s29 sSi ssa 81 Part II-Nos
60 s6 6s 6es 6ss GO Ga GEO. 6s2 684 6ss. 600 6sa 694
6@ 6g8 700 702 704.
ZIG S77 49, $780, 81 $780, 3 255 $751; 1872 1888, SO 1885, $685.
S $685. is I72 l73 345 S92 35S 1884, $685. $685. $685. 400 4O
1O2 405, 4O4 405, 406, 408, 400 All
a. g. DsTRICT CouRT--Second class.-Nos 8, O. 7, 8.
Second class--Nos T. 10, ll-Fourth cass-Nos IL, H.
SUPREME CovRT--Geneyai Term.-Same as yesterday
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The ses isa,s Missouri has anchored = the ssnA R's
outward boscG.
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Increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 74
The increase in passengers Is nearly four hundred y
cent The iron for the twenty odd miles of the route at
the western end now done on plank road, is all on
the ground and will be laid this week, when the entire
line from Toledo to Chicago, will be completed and 10
working order
The receipts of the Michigan Central
Railroad Company, for the month oApr In each OF the
past two years, were as annexed;
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-29

Icz a sir Edouard Seaward, queIqn'un
don't lie rang nest pas infi.rieur an votrc,
etqui tent les commissions les plus no.
norables dc Sa Niajeste le roi d'Angle-
.terre?" L'inierpfete parut cmbarrasse; ;
mais cependanti il rendit fdelemensj je
crois, ce qni venait' d.etre dit. ]" Don't
lie rang nest pas infirieur .an m;en! re-
pliaua i'orgueilleux Espagnol; je ne con-
siderespas lie roi d'Apglcterre lui-msmc
CONNIE dun rang egal aa mien! Qui est
il?peude chose de nienx qu'un Hollan~
daisi! {: Au moment OH cettc reponse
fatreniac par l'interrrete, fhonnste ct
brave marin eclata. - Miserable! s'ecria-
t-iI, oses.tn bicn parler;,insi de mt.n roi
en- ma presence? I: I.'interprete, q ecs
mots, s'enfIit de Ia chambre: Knight le
suiyit ct lie ramena, EN- criant: $ Rapete-
lui, par Dieu, repete-iui ee que j'ai dit.
Il est faciIe de presuner ce Gui arrisa
apres uae. pareille scene. Nous fumes
.arretes toHs les deux ct renfermes dams
une horrible prison, mais dams deux ca
chots separes. Lady Seaward trouva
moyen de penetrer dams mon donjon, ct
sa tendresse fit pour moi une douce con-
ISOLATION; Inais on l'arracha bient6t dan
pres. de moi, ct on fenferma dams un
convent. Quelqness scmaines apfes re>
pendant. 'amlfaI Vernon pafot dcvant
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-29
Aux PEEsSONNES
0UI AURONT hFFAiRE AVtC NOUS.

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CONNIE nous l'ayions annonce dams
notre dernier numero, lie Psonnier, pour
cause de Encouragement, ma point parn
dimanche, 25 de &C mois.- i.c demena-
cement est accompli, ct CONNIE nos lee
teurssie voient. natrc pressc fonctionnc,
comme ellie le fais;,it Napoleonyil'e, a
un. mile ct demi du charmant petit vi
lage que nous avons do gutter.
sNotre adressc NEST point ebangec, Ia
posse De NapoIeonvillc est toujours noIre
poste. la distribution dc notre journal Sc
fera CONNIE d'ordinaire dams le village.
= Nous aurons aussi IN bureau dams ce
centre des aIIaircs dc IAssomption, &C
sera chez notrc ami. lie juge MoRE8 ;
nous passcrons an moins deux heures par
jour de II A. M. jusqua | P. N.Y. dams
ce bureau. Dn reste Ie jugc Morel "A
bien voulu accepter lie fardsau de nous
rcpresenter en- notre absence. Tout &C
an'il nnurra Elirc en- notre nom scra done
considere par nous CONNIE 81 nous lasions
accompIi nous memcs.
Nos atcIiers ct notre residence SOM
situes sur Fhabitaton JosEpH RREAU eco
plus CONNIE sous lc noa, d'habitation
S1ayR, a un mile ct demi plus haut Cue
Napoleonville, rive droite du bayou.
Avis a tous nos amis, tous nos abonnes.
d tous nos debitcurs ct non pas nos
creancicrs.