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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-26
FINANCIAL.
00 000 nm LOAN ON THE MORTGAGE
4O.UUU.UUU Bsnds Of The Illinois Csntrsi Nm.

o.
si 50 s:
Be ss
in the city Of New York the hrs. day q APRIL
se tn April
In each At the rate Of seven per coat per
These bonds bv arss and only mortgage 70
.Ss Vicinity load granted BY Congress to aid in It's
%
S s.s $ : sss:
contracted for at the ruling year since
and is now constantly arriving ct New York and New Or
TT. Who'll: amount Of sonS: which b: s:sed nS', the
been already negotiated 900 90.
In asd o1 oS and other contracts
seven per cent bonds. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s7sS,00
None e which is1. been Of !. than Dsl
whose bid shall accepted right subscribe
eaeh for each bond Of $1,000 subscribed and
:%S.Ss pIsssasIi VI.
issued upon payment Of such nstalment be required
y IL: dectors not exceeding the the. called
the to redeem ., tn. bonds
thereof with twenty cent and accrued in
No proposal win be received At rate less than par and
a, ss right to accept proposals for a
Of n
and the balance called for by the directors not exceed
Ing ten per cent monthly Any subscriber may however,
81 his option pay in full and receive his bonds At snS
prefer in lieu Of tho psr cent bond, hereby to
respect as those issued for the London Loan Of
whoh interest and principal will be payable in Lonaon a.
as Ia ns S, ns TWO s , sterling to the dol
Der will be required the instruments London ut the
rate wit f208 Sd bond of 81 OOo The
stock to such subscription will be also regis
tered in London upon the terms and con don.
that registered there preferred instruments and dvi
dends being payable there 1t the rate Of
change
Interest will in All bs adjusted payment Of the
anal instalment.
Proposals. viii be received BY ". BURIAL, Treasures.
coses ssss o. a sns DO r. az
Of Illinois Central Railroad Company"
Reports and documents wing the financial condition Of
the company the progress the work. and all
formation relative its affairs and prospects, be OBJ
tanned application Treasurer personally BY
ter By oz1er Of the Beard Of Directors.
ROBERT SCHUYLER, President,
DAVID A. NEAL, Woe President
W. p. BURIAL Treasurer, Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLD lCommittee.
MORRIS KETCHUM,
JONATHAN STURGES.
New York, April 2, 1859.
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HOTRsLA,

fyAPE ANN PAVILION AND GLOUCESTER HOUSE,
~ These large hotels built expressly with view
to the cOpor Of families visiting the sea side win Be
expense making them desirable places resort The
and beauty sfthe locations the facilities for
praised by Lady Wortley who passed
only half hours Boston by railroad via Ma
liant Lynn and Salem The proprietor takes the liberty
Stuyyssant Nathaniel p Bailey and VIM eothout, Esqs.
New York, and to Rufus Choate William +. Otis, Epes
Sergeant and Charles +. Adams, Esqs, Boston.
A. PEABODY
Gloucester, Cape Ann, Mass.
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WE LIKE TO DESTROY, STEAL GNAw HOLES IN
not to loo! ycr 1satins in the face and leave dirt
only thing that is Costars Extermntor we ovet
and eat greedily although know Hxes but act
decent when kick the bucket out to the
to leave stencil behind and that may
Ant, &C., Exterminator, 443 Broadway.
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CTEAB BOIIERs-TWO THIRTY-sIx INCH BOIL
- ers sixteen inch fne In each twenty four feet
long; one twenty elk inoh cylinder boiler sixteen long,
hand two upright tubular boilers; Also
charcoal nil complete for sale cheap IL applied for
Boilers, 80, buiit W order, J. s. UNDkRHfLh
~ Tenth street. East river.
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NoLIAN PIANoFoRTEs:.T GILBERT CO.'S
III celebrated Pianofortes with and without tho Eolian.
who 10 the sole agent In this city for the
sale of these he reputation Of which has be
factory obtaining pianos
he does not say that he present
buyers not to be found elsewhere lie has constantly
hand extensive assortment OF second hand pianos
Glberts elegant boudor cottage pianos for small
best In the United States Martins guitars and
supplied the most liberal terms Pianos and melo
deems to let HORACE WATERS. 1893 Broadway,
CORNER Of Anthony street.
EoR SALE OR TO LET-ANRw ROSEWOOD PIANO
forte, 6 octAves cost $500. II has boon used only
few months and will be sold for $25 Apply At Tenth
TAMES PRISON RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS
q friends and the public that no has removed bis piano
over Il to Waacks theatre whore he will keep
constantly hand splendid assortment Of pianofortes OF
bis and also those Of other makers from
the lowest price piano to his splendid grand pianos at
1000 each He will also keep nssortrnent Of and
hand pianos to let out hire Planes bought and
any other establishments.
MUSICAL INsrRUcrIoN.-oNE OR TWO PUPIL
Address s. ". C., Herald ofhcs, Terms, shouii
they be instructed ct hex own residence - quarter
required to 90 out $l2
U,HE OMNIBUS WALTZ. By o. BERMUS IS NOW
/ ready, and for sale at JOLLIE'S No. 800 Broadway
We doubt not that brilliant from this justly cee
brstd composer will DO appreciated by the musical world
All true lovers Of music win no time In procuring IT,
VIoLoNCELLo.-TO COMPLETE A NUARTETTE-A
Address Gil ARIES GOEDEL, 70 Cedar street. New York
70 state street, Brooklyn.
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WARNING AND vENTILATING HOUSES. sMO-
ed cooled and the impure by constantly
Ing natural laws For applying
lit houses about be built, call OWN a.
WARREN, architect 25l Broadway, up stairs.
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DEAL ESTATE.-SEvERAL BLOCKS OF HOUSES
II and vacant lots for sale in Brooklyn will receive
proposals for exchange. Apply to THOMAS RAWLINGS.
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DApERMILLs AND MACHINERY FOR sALE.-THE

DAPERMILLs AND MACHINERY FOR SALE:-THE
i mills and mill site formerly known as Ecksten's, in
ouding the dwellnghouses, situated on the Schuylk
Canal tho borough Of Manayunk Philadel pha county
with machinery and fixtures therein including
Of Knights patent SO inch machines as tho same Is
injured by the recent fre Also, superior ~ inch
Foudenier machine ready for operation The peranency
power and conguy 20 city renders the above
unsurpassed location for this manufacturing
business win he sold together separately by immediate
application TO HENRY G. STROUP, No. 81 Market street.
PHILADELPHIA
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DoARD IN THE COUNTRY-A SPACIOUS HOUSE
- situated ON Hudson river occupied by small ia
py can accommodate few boarders during the summer
month"; Location unsurpassed by the river Two
distance from the city BY rairosd or steamboat Nd
tress board In lie Unoa Poet Ufhoo, with
same And address r, S.-StAbling fox horses. Ae
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CTEAM ENGINE, FIFTEEN HORSE POWER NEARLY
- new, With connections, for sale by WOOD HUNTER,
la Ger street
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COk0 000 TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE, IN SUMS
PACU.UUU to suit Applicants, on property in this
city and Brooklyn Also houses and lots In this city for
sale at prices g. 500 OOO honses Brooklyn
from 81 Geo to $4,000 Apply to A. SERGEANT, Is Wall
street.
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Pacific Mail steamship Company. New York. Nay ( hia
CIMEoN DRAPER, NO. 4s PINE STREET, OFFERS
y for sale variety railroad bonds and stocks; also
*
ing and Esy Ye s whole amount Of ISSUE ~ payable
oonve,tsle7 cent bonds Of shs Western
y rs% Sa4A Whole amount Of issue payable
onSs q The
IN New York .i isss "n''' A"'u"'
mortgage bonds Of the Mississippi
River len whole amount Of issue payable in
st mortgage convertible per cent Dauphin and susque.
hsn.ss So C So whole amount Of issue o
whole amount issue payable IN Ne. York
railroad Of issuo $4,000, payable New
sss, sSSs 81 and
Whole ss" $500 payable Now
p,yss: ss% y whole
road Whole ofssue siOot0 payable in Troy New
road WIZ amount s' Of iss"s sSScc psysSi. n New
LIST mortgage cent bonds Brunswick Canal Company
o ss sss1s @
cent bond: Junsion farcSd e oae whole amount
ssvsS iSy 5o'SU whole amount Of
10 per cent bonds ssndusEy railroad COMPANY, whole
amount of ISSUE O000 payable in CIV York. 1857
per cent bonds Township Of Portland Ohio, payable
in New York, 1892
cent bonds City Of Dayton Ohio guaranteed by Mad
River Railroad, payable In New York. 1861.
10 per cent bends City Of Keokuk Iowa, payable in
Keokuk, 1863.
cent bonds City of sandusky convertible into juno
ton Railroad stock, payable in New York. 1865.
per cent bonds State Of California payable In New
York, ls62-72
per cent mortgage bonds of the Atlantic Steamship
Company whole amount of ISSUE 500 OOO payable in
York, 1855.
cent bonds Of the State Of Georgia. paysoe in savan
nah, 1861.
2per cent improvement scrip Of the State of Wisconsin
for Improvement Of Fox River whole amount Of ssuc
$4,000, payable In New York 1862.
Rutland and Whitehall per cent scripby Saratoga and
Washington railroad
Stock in the Western Vermont Railroad Company.
Do. Mad River Railroad Company.
Do. Buffalo, Corning and New York Railroad Co.
Do. junction Railroad Of Ohio.
DO. Galena AVID Chicago Railroad:
DO. M,psfed and Sandusky Railroad Company.
DO. New York and Virginia Mail Steamship Com
pany, paying 20 per cent divdeads.
Stock in the New Jersey Locomotive and Machine Com
pnny Paterson dividends equal 60 20 cent per snnum9
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cloth leather adapted to all the different varieties Of
work simple in its construction and not liable
order; Price $50 Agency 80 Murray street. few doors
from broadway
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GRAMERCY HOTLL.-rHIS ELEGANr AND FASH
" ionabls hotel Of Broadway and Twentieth
street, with its extensive additions comprising 30
ready for the accommodation Of the pubs-
The proprietor intends that this shall osntinuA
serve its high reputation . . axst GLASS hotel.
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TTNIoN COURSE, L. l.. TROrTIN0.-ON wRDNxS.
u day June I, At three O'Clock, M purse and ssake
three miles and repeat 70 ESQ lbs wagons Ciosi
Spicer Honest John; w. @. Abrahams names
O'Blenis H. Woodruff names oh. Kemble jackson: o.
Brooks b. m. lola j. Nelson names b. M oston OIL
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delphiaTbe celebrated horses, the fastest on caro-
Mac and TAcony. trot the shove course.
May 18th, purse 800 mile heats best three In I've
under the saddle for the world an1
Taoony James Ward names b. 6. Mac william Woodrua
names r. &. Tacony.
June lt match for 1000 two miles and repeat In hss-
ness Jsmes Hammel names Frank Forester; Geosvs
Nelson names 4 John May.
June 6th match for nile hests best three IN Ave-
King names br. z. Golfah
June 10Th match 5000 two mile heats and repeat In
barness; James Hammel Frank Forester; san
JOSEPH JKwKLL Propristes.
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ARDS MANSION HOUSE, GATE NORRIS HOUSED
IL Long Branch, New jersey will be open the rsesp-
ton of bosrders and vsters June IS
SAML LAIRD. Proprietor.
WAvERLEY HOTEL. COZ BROADWAY, CORNER OF
w Fourth street,This hotel having bssn fuliy re-
families well transient visiters with datons
/. W. RENALI. OF broadway.
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Union COURSE, L. L = TROTTING. = THURSDAY.
y may 70, at3ociook Pm A purse and stake Of $3.50:
w. G. Abrams names o. Bleniss; W. II. Whean names
b. 9. True John; J. whelpey names b; N Lady Relief
host three in Eve in harness. D. Pi9sr names Lady
Marble 6Blonis. ~ positively start in the
gon race Stages will leave the williamsburg for the
course hourly Fare each way 12k cents.
JOHN l. SNkDIKER Propretoe.
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IL for the reception Of boarders The stsamboa4
VIII leave the pier q the foot Of Murray street
and 10 A. NJ and at ~ and p NJ Parties who may wsh
address the proprietor Fort Hsm
ton. or at the Office of the Aston House n BTwo fur
nishsd cottages TO rent HAWLEY d. CLAPP.
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DoARD.--TO LET, TO GENTLEMAN AND LADY.
ID BOARD for the lady only handsomely Furnished
Iecaton pleasant Terms $40 per week. required In
vance The family Ia small. Address Mrs. w., for
xhree dava Broadway Post Once.
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LN0R SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED DINING sA-
loon, doing good cash business. 1t will be sold at
great bargain The present is compelled to give
up business on account OF bad health This chance sci
THEN 66 Water street. opposite the Seventh ward station
house,
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LNOR SALE-A WATER PRIVILEGE, WITHIN ONE
and half miles Of Newburg, two and half hours by
railroad and three snd half hours by the
city Of New York consisting Of subs built building
stspe feet by three stories
wheel eighteen feet diameter feet bucket reliable
power about twenty aye horse; stone dwelling house.
twenty feet by four feet two attc
out buildings with four Of land land If
CURED For further particulars, inquire Of RUFUS r.
an streets, BROOKLYN.
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GOPPEP NINE FOR SALE-THE MINERAL RIGHT
~ to work rich copper mine, embracing 200 acres, in
t,nct veins and being easy of title ndsputable
Forfurthtr information apply to JAMES FAKQUHARSON
~ Gay street, Baltimore.
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us.

Isaac Boxtel, de denoncer Cornelius
van Baerle.
Mails ce raisonnement n'eut peut-etre
pas, 81 specicux quill fdt, pris IN empire
complct sur Boxtel, ct peut-etre l'en>
vieux n'edt-il pas cede au simple desir
dc vengeance qni lni mordait lie cenr,
ST a l'unisson du demon de l'envie nett
surgi lie demon de la cupidite.
Boxtel n',gnorait pas lie point gu van
Baerle etait arrive de sa recherche sur
la grande tnlipe noire.
81 modesto que fut lie docteur CornG-
Illus, il n'avait pu cacher a SEES plus inti-
mes quill await la presque gertrude de
gagner en- Pan de grace 1878 lie prix de
cent mile aorins propose par la societe
d%'horticultnre de Harlem.
Or, cette presque gertrude de Corne.
Illus "A Baerle, c'etait la fsvre qui ron.
geait Isaac Boxtel.
ST Cornelius etait arrete, celia occa-
s%ionnerait certainement VII grand trou>l
BILE dams la maison. La mutt qui %sniyrait
l'arrestation, p%ersonne. ne songerait a
sur les tulipes du jardin.
Or, cette %nuit-la, Boxtcl enjambcrait
"a m%uraiIIe, ct CONNIE il savait on etait
'oignon qui desait donner la gfande
.niipe noire, il e%nieyerait Get oignou; au
leu de- feurir chez Cornelius, la tulipcl
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Wifi.
UNE MAUyAIsE ACT ON INUTILE.

&c qui venait d'arriver, etait, CONNIE
on lie d%evine, I'euvre diabolique d.
mynheer Isaac Boxtel.
On Sc rappelle qua l'aide de son t.
lescope, il ~n'avait pas perdu un seul de-
tail de cette entrevue de Corneille de
Witt avec son fi!eul.
On Sc rappelIc quill n'avait rien en-
tendu, MATS quill await tout ~.
On Sc rappeIle quill await devine
Importance des papiers confes par lie
Rnart de Pulten a son flleuI, en- voyant
celui-ci serrer soigneusement le paquet
a lui remis dams le tiroir OH il serrait les
oignons les plus precieux.
II EN- resulte que forsque Boxtel, qui
suivait la Politiqi,e avec beancoup plus
d'altention que son voisin Cornelius, sut
que Corneille de Witt etait arrete .com>
me coypabIe de hautc trahison cnvers
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les etats, il songea a part lui quit n'au-
raft sans doute 4n'un mot a dire POM
faire arfeter le flleul en- meme temps
que lie parrain.
dependant, 81 heureux, que fat te
ceur de Boxtel, il frissonna d'abord a
cette idee de denoncer un homme que
cettc denomination pouvait condnire a
rechafaud.
Mais lie terrible dcs mauvaises idees,
c'est que peu d peu les manvals esprits
Sc familiarisent I've Giles.
D'ailleurs mynheer Isaac Boxtel sen.
courageait avec ce sophisme
CorneilIe de Witt est I'm mauvais ci-
toyen, puisqu'il est accuse de haute tra-
bison ct arrete.
Je suis, moi, Tn bon %citoyen, puisque
lie ne suis accuse &c rien au monde ct
que ic suis fibre CONNIE Pair.
Or, 81 Corneille de Witt est TN mau-
yais citoyen, ce qui est chose certaine,
p%uuisun'il est accuse de haute trahison
ct arrete, son complete Cornelius van
Baerle est IN non moins m%auvais citoyen
lue lui.
Done, CONNIE moi je suis I'M bon CT
oyen. ct quill est du devoir des bons
de denoncer les mauvais ci-
oyens, il est de mon devoir a moi,
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EENTE DE SUCCESSION.


En- vertc dun dtcret de la Cour du. Cinonic-
me District Judiciaire de I'Elatd de la Louisiana,
dams ct pour la paroisse assumption, sous Ia
date du IT mars 1858, il sera oifert en- vente
publique, a la Maison de Cour de cette ~paroisse.
oar A. f. Hickman. SbGrif de cette paroisse, lie
Jendl, lie 23me jour de JUN 1853, a dix heures
du mat'n, la propriete s~uivante, appartenant a
Ia succession de Adam Carson, SAVIOR:
Ious les droits, tires, interats ct reclama-
tons one lie dit Adam Carson a GU peut avoir
sur un certain moroccan de terre situe sur lie
Lac Plat dams la ~paroisse Absorption, ensem-
bic avec toutes les batisscs ct am alterations qui
sly trouvent.
Conditions de la ventc :-Comptant.
faroisse Assumption, lie 20 Mai 1883.
A. L. HICKMAN.
SC Sheriff.
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HOTEL WASHINGTON
4 NAPOiEONYIlLE,.

NJ. JOHN w. BELTS Went d'acqutrir de
NJ. WCTORIN TRICIIE lie bel etab!issement
comma sous lie nom de Hotel Washington.
Les wastes. commodes ct Gltgantes constr'Ic-
tons attaches a Get endorsement. lie choix des
NETS ct wins servis a la table du WAsHIHGToy
HOTEL, font sans contredit de cette maison une
des plus confortables de la campagne.
Nj. Belts s~'occupe achievement d'am&iiorer
Reimbursement deja 81 bien monte don't il Went
d'entreprendre rexploitatIon; aussi compte-t-il
sur lie patronage de tous ses amis, des voya-
geurs ct du public en- general.
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Cornelius, stupefait, embrassa
rice, qui perdait connaissance, donna la
main a ses serviteurs, qui fondaient en-
larmes, ct suivit lie magistrat, qui Fem
ferma dams une chaisc CONNIE I'm pri-
sonnier d'Etat, ct lie fit conduire au
grand galop a la Haye.
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g3TNIOND DROUET,


Prevent lie public quill s'est etabIi a Napo-
I~eonville depuis ~quelque temps ct s~ollicite lie
patronage DIES habitans de cette paroisse.
Une Tongue experience dams pexercice de
cette profession, lui donne rassurance que
toutes les personnes qui Phonoreront de leur
confiance seront satisfaites de son travail.
Pour la PREPARATION des pendules, il Sc trans
portera a domicile, lorsque ce sera le desir de
ses clients. II
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NJ 8.
DISSOLUTION De SOCIETE.

La Socitte qui existait entire MN: Gustave
Blanchard ct Aristide Leblanc est dissoute dun
commun accord. a partir d hier, 26 mai 1853.
M. Gustave Blanchard ct ". Louis Vilac. ce
dernier pour NJ. Aristide Blanchard, s5nt char
ges de la liquidation.
Paincoultville, 90 mai 1853.
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AVIS.

rs personnes Gni desircraicnt ada pier une
h"cl'lne Il vapeur a III moulin perpendicu,
l'lle, 'touVcIont de leur interet 4 contractor
avec NJ. James G. Morrison.
lo''es les personnes qui desireraient co...
t'''G' pour une telle machine dams le but
'NpIoller Ia reco'te prochaine deyront s'a-
dresser a M. &c. LORET, a Napoleonvillc.
aVant lh Ter JUN proclaim.
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AMADEO MOREL
N0TAI EPtBLICE
NAPoLEoNvILLE, ASSUMPTION.

dc papier demeure dams lie meme elat
ieAactement on il await etc .rcmis a son
hlIeul par lie .malheureux Corneille de
La magistrat rompit les ~cires, dechi-
"a renvcIoppe,e ta IN regard avide sur
les premiers feuillets qIui s'offrirent a
ses regards ct ss'ecria dune yoix ter
fiole X 1aa8Io4aE 4ahgatgis
All Ia justice n'avait done pas
recu nn faux avis !!
,..a,- Comment ! dit Cornelius, quest
~ done. ?''t'9lS9'nH' t''a''2 ~
= S- ---1Ah me faitess pas advantage III,
iggnorant, monsieur van Baerle, respondit
'e magistrat, ct suivez nous.
Comment ! que ie v.ous suive Sc
.eria te' docteutr.3 ~aF'7tas1f5 49,
ouui, car al nom 7deas etats, je vous
arfate.
Oh nn'arrstait pas encore au nom de
Gaillaume d'Orange. II ny await pas
sssez iongtemps quill etait stakeholder
pour celia. i1iT .efsa
= M>arrster .ssecria Cornelius; mais
eu'ai-je doac faiti q
Celia ne me regarde point, doc
.ear, vous Vous EN- c~xpliqucrez avcc vos
Iuges. e7E essaA1e sss .TFafEET1 ~ |
u --sOn cell IS
RIA Ia rHaye. !
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noire heurirait chez Iui, ct ce serait lni
qni aurait lie prix de cent mile forms,
au lieu que ce fdt Cornelius, sans comp
ter Get honnenr snprame d'appeler la
heur nouvelle tulipa nigra BorteLlen-
SIS. Ea-u.F
ResuItat qui s~atisfaisait non s~cuIe-
ment Sd vengeance, mais encore Sit Gu
piditG. ., =, s-
Eveille. il re pensait qua Ia grande
tulipe %noire; endormi il nc reyait que
dele.
Enin, lie 10 ao6t, vers 9 henres dc Pa
p%res-midi, Ia tentation fut 81 forte que
mynheer Isaac ne suit point y resister
plus longtemps.
En- consequence, il dressa une demon.
citation anonyme, IaqueIIe rcmplaeaif
I'authenticite par Ia precision, eli. jeta
cette denonciation a la poste.
Jamais papier veneneux glisss dams
les gnenles de bronze de Venise ne
prodnisit un plus prompt ct plus terrible
efst.
lie meme soir, le principal m,agistrat
recut Ia depsche; a l'instant meme it
convoqna ses colleagues pour lie lendc-
main matin.
ae
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2 Ut NJ ~.
4 NENDRE A BON MARCHE.
26 Onces Quinine-" Sulfate.'
800 Lirres Sci d;Epsom.
90 " de Glaubert.
40 gallons fIuile Palmachristy.
$50 IIvres CRANES de lin.
20 Indigo Ire qua!ite.
200 RouIeaux papier a tapisser.
5 Douzaines Tricopnerous.
10 Sirop Salsapareille de Bull.
20 Sacs de Sci de table z gros.
10 Caisses Savons No. l, E. A. Winchester.
Is -" CbandelIes de Star.
10 Sacs Cafe de Rio.
5 Cais SEES Amidon.
10 l%iarnals de buggy at cabrio!et.
6 Selles espagnoIes bien conditiounees.
b " de danes,
touets pour %voitures ct monture a cheval,
RICHARD g. TEMPLET.
80 mai 1853.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12
TilOUNE

Par NJ. Theodore landry, Brittle SAINT
Vincent.
Une obligation de $50, du 81 MAJ 1916, a
Fordre de Justin Lagrange Iavec interet-
Une de $32, de Edouard Lagrange, au meme
ordre, avec interet; Ell date du 8 JUN 1913.
Une obligation de $92 95, de A. Tete, au
meme ordre, Ell date du % mai 1916, sans
int6ret.
Une obligation de S76, de Joseph Haydel,
au meme ordre, ell date du 6 JUN 1913.
Une obligation de $24, de Magloire Baril-
leau, au meme ordre, en- date du 3 juliet
1913.
Une obligation de $40, de Rosemon Lagran-
ge, au meme ordre, en- date du 15s mai 1886.
Plus une copie d'encan.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12
CIrRiEN A: BARILIEAU,
1T Law,

Pratices in the Fifth Judicial District, in
the parishes of Assumption. Latourche lnte-
rior and Terrebonne, and will give particular
attention to law suits that may be entrusted to
him.