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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
miscellaneous.

BLINDS WILHELM & LANG, Plain and Fancy
ID Venetian and SHUTTER Blind Fseioy No 30 Grsads' n L.
n B.. Old Bincs Paiuied and tiuued
FAMILY CARRIAGE 90 LET-THOMPoON, No.
10 hst sadied the OF the comnsa, has
bis private Fanny crages Horses Harness Sc IL ~ that
set .q. the ad- i S Ta',st p .yfs OF 10 nd n -
EOR SALE-A Sal-Boat. in good order with sails
aid rsaiug complete; she and s sAler. Apply
TO DlETZ, BROTHER Co. No ~ wiisn y
I IGNEOUS MARBLE.-Wareroom No 53i -
A. Broadway, New iofs-tREUND Co. MlauiletaTeS, ss
fFon stone &c In eHaeness OF Of he more
T. Sas to a. Cher md : Used Tor Al Psrpo. siFsi
ave marble derabein Churhes, Dive hng a9ea stores and
CasDss ssnte Columns Vases Pedesa AID Table
Sis are y % Lo ~ We -eivoi phs ~. :. -. S1.-
Oy OF Franklin and Cent'etFee 4ih storJ room No H.
DAPER WAREHOUSE-J. I DkR6ICKSON y
Co No les Fal r sale the lowest Wnras
Papers Ens'sh Fr~Dch and American.
Sswspsp,r al siles w,isls sOd qualities.
BOOK Psp-T. al siz.s weight. apd qualities
Ius Paper, f-ne' color. and ~ = The -, quality
Es,. Psf.I thin : .1d Of g. -, ss,' quiiy
Frsi,s Hardware Paper large assortment Just arrived
Wrsppns Paper straw A6d MsailA
Tea Psper of dif,rent sizes
lar Roofns PAGER suitable for roofs II rolls
rINO SHIP BUILDERS.-Oak and Hsckmatack
Knee. and Och FOors and FStoess Of al srss ioI sac y
HlSCON De woe dealers IN al knds Of ship timber, tnses Ana
ship plAnt. East leth.t- avenue c, Sew-fors
YEAST POWDER.-B. L. BABBIrr, IL the original
inventor Of n. cHsHis. Yeast PSSas, .eh PIsps'. -
hOuS that ey get that With the above name On
$40 O0013MoNEY-,MoNEY- MONEY! Yi
Sise Wsshss Jswey Diaoud. Plate ke from g. %
si 90 TO SUI sPPfsns Ssn1dszes snety Sessyed Apply -
~ CASKS BLEACHING POWDERS-Ahoat, and
- vii srrive Il Is weet and for sale By
JAS. T. DERncKSoN Co. No los Falsonst- Y
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Goal.

GOAL COAL, COAL-CHARLES +. CARMAN
ruecy informs hs f nds the public ths be n2W pre-
pared 10 sah With The best quality Of Peieh Orchard Lenf
Black Heath AID L4ysrposl Coal ey the iu eHelo %
which he VII sci II the l9N est peeA and Et.snlss - -
ton Orders though Ohce VIII be ponpy ateaeo 70
Fss srd pubic hoas By the cargo o. me mot n-
sble terms NsiEht and quality Niosn Gao - s
the llsurales CO once 10 y - - -
erssr n Canal Ysreksts- or 81 No L1 Broadway
's'"esH = cARMAS No % Bethurest, near wsshnston
COAL.-The subscriber Is now prepared 10 supply
eon,une. with the various kinds q Anthracite sEd BanEoa,
- P,.eh Orchard Black Heath Legh H4xlecon Liverpool
o. Sdney Cumberland newly mined AID warranted
- Wv quality which be oaen for sAe the very Owes,
s pee tom the vessel sereened from
ysrd JANIS L. WORTH southwest Albany aid Washing
80. ar cor Ttompsol-t, and 6th-av Anosst
0raer. en az The oee Of Y. ". WORTH No. 50 Wa-t up
tar cty Bgiansl through DhPstch Post vii
1ruEpt attention
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Dfniistrp.

HRS PORFRrS. Surgeon Dentists, No. - West
mt btr.ar th and 6th NewYork and No 20 Man
= Porbtc,re work pertaining their profession executed n
TIE q OF spt foved styie Al n ediun prices
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YnstrnCIlpn.

A CADEMY of PENMANSHlP-Openingo Of GOLD
"A SMITHS new Rooms, No. 35@
Fa Ensi These cent Rooms are spoke Of by ' Prs.
q low prepared receive limited number of pop Cf
tanning full particulars. BE- had 1t the Academy For si 1
an ms PeDmansfiP, elegant copy Or
consuuf pages with ample Instruction Pree . cents
DOOK.KEEPING--C. c. MARSHs Counting
Rooms for the practice Book keeping No J9i Bsissy
Sfrf1se notified days practice These '
ytss Of study elsewhere. Call ffr circulus
BOOKKEEPING, &c-B f. FOSTER, author Of
Prize Essay Penmanship" Double Eay Eucdatei aSd
other popular teaches Writing Amec and kkeepngin
Of No bl Br beiween
White and where youth well ad ' quaint
discharge duties Of Book keeper with psmptnrss ana Gpsich
with the routine Of mercal atr At
tain npder Mir FOSTERS Instruction mastery knosedss Of
Double Entry in the short space Of one week
EXCEL SIOR-Parents wishing to find an lnsttu
IL ton in hh maintained by real tudness and rapid
Improvement by thorough Instruction, will be pleased and
served Commercial and Classical school, NO. p Henys'
SOLOMON JENNER, Principal
TOR SALE-An established Private School, which
las operation for number OF years The Ike
be sld valuation
no tscie wishing himself tie city the ab1ve
INT opportunity Adort with real uame OROlIHA Box
No. tC7 Tribune Office.
DHIIIP ERNST Professor of Music, and Teacher
Of BGhm ard other Flutes Guitar SC has removed 70
No gl Brosdv Az not-we,tc corner Of l2thst, y. Y
SPANlSH LANGUAGE aught after Manassas
- Oral sfem by Prof RABADAN at his Rooms No Is Walker
It, where the TaslaiiT department also attended to-
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Real estate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SAlE-A beautiful Farm, contain
"A ps siou good sble land iusea between me vi
ss. N Cove Rosyn Long Island formerly owned and &C
<ned v Jacob b. Wills deceased TINS property Dehui any az
uaied very convennt Of toeess be2E ohy no.
The ures there good and large twostoy Dwelling mouse coz
rs Zen rooms large BAN oarn-gehouse ana az
budugs The place wei "sered hHns hne one
and two Of excellent and pure weeI WIN qsAuJ
and hesthy location the country yet uesr THIS city, @ properly
,a,r aud attractions For Prce and
Mar, ami, No SAMUEL ~ TITUS Glen Cove Elagei WM H.
WILLIS Roslyn; 10 ANTHONY }. bLLEChEh Auouonssf
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paints, Glass, &r.

ZINC PAINTs.-THE NEW JERSEY ZINC
II COMPANY nov msn1f.stans these Paints Of speaOs
sual.t u. al Of which warranted PURE
The eoy IN every respect Of Zinc Lead Psts vel
.bxhec and they equa quantity nearly double the s1e
ard etdnre much longer evident thai the 70 the
no. the loug onehsf - uest
TheJ By the principal dealers this and other cities
zf1etn-en prces and BY the Compsnys Azents-
MANNING sQrIER- No Is Deyst- New-fort-
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AT,F-Farm on Long Island. near

N WILLIAMSBURG for sale cheap eoanne ~ se'e eoinnaad
al Sound aud the Hirhauds arzo
80 such as apple pear plum peach ounce &C. on the
niece bed capable Of afdDg sales Of Oa ye
railroad and omnibus aud sloop dockf
hn.is A. COLI Chiffon No. l8 Nasaus
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NEW YORK CITY INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OFes swa.- Capital 100000, n'ure' against los
damage byfrs -
Peter C. B.se No sprucest s Bell wes xd
q @ sicIiH. lis Blgsd.t John l. Deem 2 wssr-t
ga1T1 sdS 10 GsS %t Ro. sR Gallup eoSs |. an.
Albert l. con.in, $40 Greenwich BsITgw.ts
y.r-s. oro.by lis RrOad-.y and ws. Vests
chsi e Lent, Stephen cIoaEs cs6dsa n T.
smith sn1h ROBBIE Roe6ese Y Abba adeish rhIsds9hi
Peter Roach, lSs BAni+t Ae1snesT spyde, Troy =
ea.pLrs L. CLARKE, Secretary.
NORTHERN NETWORK LIVE STOCK INSUE-
~ AS't ca c1f # Tf' 10000,
No. n Nss-su-st, ID floor, N-w-fOrk.
DEPUBIIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Ne.
Tt mpA, HAVING their capital Of $4,000 paid in Ia cash
prepared TO insure against los and dan@ y
:r. on favorable terms.
TeehaeT oft. company provides that ate paying s-re.
~ Qkhods at the r1e q per cent per Anna '0aah o.
emaiIns profits arc to es dasd AGns % s'S assv., so
nslsied profits and capital amount to 81 o0OoO
Stephen Whitney Reuben whsr. Robert Mjnt-r-
John A C. Grsy. James Warren. George Adee
WiS.m j. f Ra..s ao 1in .mu
ssw'y Lamar iohH s,eS Gin IT, si 3 30.
No. Butler Duno.a Josiah Cakes Frederick g. Foster
Gh.Ls: Ro.;e IosPs S@ wss,5 s asSe Hon.
Ssf Cas- Ssssr se.e. robert s HONE Preaden
rIHE RUTGERS FIRE INSURANE COMPANY
Il CAPITAL $500 ,DOO-SasRES s25 each
10 be located The book Of ;sessolnon 70 tn.
e .stse1bes a. he Empire Cay Bank No $40 Tay
d5 e9SePs 49, fo tom q to ~
per payable at the OF subscribing and the balance
the 18Th d'y Of August next .,,,..,,v,s.
Irae o Barker Oliver Wood'ord,
John Robinson, ha"ih A. iopNh'
Jul" - F ISAAC BARKER, President
john W. KETcHUs, ves-Presdent
Z B. FELLOWS. Secretary
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I,oR SALE CHEAP-Ifrurchased immediateIy, tha

and NO W IN AN'
o. h, Second a. or water on the premises a' - a."
SSs ~ In s5vAuce Hall the purchase money ca
~ Tor term Vi years Apply to Or MOAA w.
No Is lhsul<fss-
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EOR SALE-A delightful Country Seat WI

oLard Farmint Utensils aud necessary stoct 10 seotens
ihir this opportunity s Will he sold
ard one halt can bond and mortgage. Apply
> sFA Milian-st
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II pa,msn Of Per Of purchase the balance 81
the March
n 1855 Thee lots occupy nay ant bsutu lo1 ns.
4, al viev ~ the -ni the irusd ute vicinity -
~ sevysl nj tire w-ay sui rsp-ctshc cizenso
rssehs ,sy Comfy Aso rshug within quarter o nile
r. ma nraeb Railroad already ui, passes thon1i t1s crop
s,,x o the Rochelle aud second ~ RNoaa ~c hs hest
y, rb.ereA il exp ctrt. all pas through TINS f'fery
ss se row mi iag ano os .slns Ispdy Nrtace Of
fis nv the Ciy ia NEE us ie perfect f nim
ard cfhsr oun'i0L sTply - " " FiNi''~ 10 'ii''
s.es1 usIsn R6lrcac Ofee
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I'D sALEstusted the limo OF the Central Railroad " j. ds
moi ear The doorl 80 miles from NewfoI continuing from u
to 10 acres on which noble brck Mansion House VI" es|
garden, plenty OF ifui line wei n f
&C Must be be appreciated For particulars inqote OF
TFppF PRECEDENT Peopes Co, No ~ tans, r. 7
P s-Voud exchange for uuencunboied Cry Brooklyn o.
xfrls. .l..r
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EOLIAN and BoUDoIR PIASOs.-Great attrss :.
- T,.5, Fortss With the PAtent ssfpslsSu Bre.e
n = "a a. fs 0e1ret a. prices w. -
- .s Co. =. a. snAn pro6H Great bvE % L Nae
..-p..S :. - p ans Music n the oseG r.es
i-1rs 40 so''"> T q BERRY. NJ IT Bro.e~sy
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santa pep6 about 50 Of Land ohse located for building
; he Fsey portion " the celebrated STOCK Farm OF
lew, Mcrs Esq Ihp opey Is now osiee o SAFE IN pies 70
- on 80, terms and much cheaper than any other pro-
bS sonsl advantages offered TO the Pa nc or pa
Ma. nouYe of n MGRAW No. 40 Bto4d"ay OF ~ Ah'mPSoA'
snuiAD efit.
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-,op cAIF ~ NEWARK, n. ia beautifully o-

Gated Dwelling Hou, tass Tss SOas IS situated
and % me- xe OF the ovesoOkns the town n 80 ny
oanes S;sh /, strictly confined 10 this with very lev ''
ND. Terms easy ApPH no WHITEHEAD sa. las Markets.
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V,op SAIE-Three three story and basement House,

IN d s. uear the shav, nearly opposite the BIND lasae.
~ - e,'S an, with rsnsss aud cold water, marble wAs
basins bahnbs waterco'st1 marble m.aes VII :.
VI Price SOCo 5000 remain ON bond ana mort
Irnirr on the premises " oNDERDONh, al NO 10
~
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J,OR SALT- A desirable Property m Orange COunt

Tow nhir Of situated mile and half fom che village
20 a.;.l, bee miles Canterbury end FIVE miles from Corn
Their fifteen all arabic with the eHcep
tiou ri two aores woodland 90,
cooa Dwelling IIore and Barn with othe outbuildinss
N ~ ~, 80 o,ser well excellent and hundred
nIum rt e. literally Laced with r't bcdes Nbe OF inc apple
trees and other fruits. q, -,..,-- r. . .- -. H..
81 ~ ne suoupdns country being sntu IN the extreme
few rods OF the house there beautiful seam abound
Inc r om land gradually ascends m reaches the
ba.o Of The Scunymowk mountain. o,,, ~, a., NJ, =,
Tort.ms &C. apply to WISE SONS No l4 Pesrit, or NJ
Holm McGlLL premises who Will show the property to
inte oiua uu5ch
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-nI0Ts for SALE in JERSEY CITY.-They

How are one plot eight blocks west Of the Cnnard steamers
be bargain. They have valuable
e mont ALSO Brooklyn and New TX lots ON The
ofh-s and BroadWnyj lota on 5dt ea1ns We 'e
TENS liberal Inquire OF =. = r. IO"NSEND,
No NASSAU M
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FRANCE.

Louis Napoleon a envoye des instruc.
tions a New York pour la construction
dune flotte de steamers de guerre.
I.'assembee legislative s'est ouverte lc
Ia fivrier. Dams son discours, Tempe
reur promet de fairc tout ce quill ponrra
pour assurer le bonheur ct la prosperite
du peuplc fanqais. II l'inlention de
REQUIRE l'armec francaise de yingt mile
hommes pendant cette aimee. II en-
ploiera aussi toutcs les resources din pays
dams un bat mtilc, ct cntretiendra dcs re-
lations micalcs avec tontcs les puissar,-
ccs etrangercs ct prouvcra aux plus in
credulcs, que Il, France dot atre crue
lorsquelle exprime son intention de rester
en- paix. Ellie est assez forte pour ne
cr;lndre aucune ;,ttaque etrangerc.
L'cmpercur, en- rfponsc a cenx qni
rcgrettent que la libcrte matt pas une
plus grande influence dams Empire, dit
!" jearepondrai que Ia Iiberte ma iamais
reussi a constrnirc nne edifice public du-
rabln, avant gu ellie ait etc eouronnee.
par le tcmps.''
i. lie Monite'r ME que Ia France ait au-
cunc intention hostile ave fAngletcrre.
La Francc, dit ce journal, desire conser-
yer une paix honorable. .
L'ehet .produit par &C discours et6
favorable 4 la Bourse.
L'Universite etc fermee.
Une tentative d'assassinat etc COM
mise sur Ia personne de NJ. Fould. /
On s'est liyre a de grandes conjectu-
res sur une entrevue qui eu lieu entire
l'empereur ct ie ministre russo. fa
I lie bruit courait que l'Assemblee le-
gislative await resolu d'agir avec plus
pour empecher les de-
penses publiques. u n fl
L'empereur recu du gonvernement
anglais lie premier testament de son
oncle. lss8 q A a
Lie marechai Radetski lance unei
proclamation, confsquant les proprietds
des derniers insurges.
u l,e bruit couraitque la police autri7
chicnne etait'informee de ii conspira-
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INSURRECTION A MILAN.

lie t6lsgraphe nous a transmits la nou-
velle dune insurrcction a Milan. Mais
les details qui nous sont parvenus sont
trop incomplets ct trop vagies pour que
nous puissions former nne opinion sur les
chances dc success que peut presenter ce
movement. Nous savons que lie peuple
de Milan s'etait lev6, await attaque les
troupes autrichiennes ets'etait empare
de l'arsenal de la place. Iii plus grande
agitation regnait dams Ia vile. Toutes
les affaires etaient suspendues, les de-
parts ordinaires de la poste avaient cesse
pendant deux jo,rs. Les portes de Milan
avaient CITE fermees. Deux proclama-
tions, Pune de Mazzini adressee aux
Italiens, I'antre de Kossuth, adressee
aux soldats Hongrois cantonnes en- TIA
lie avaient etc placardees au moment
meme o1 l'insurrection eclatait. Dcs
nouvelles transmises par lie gouvcrne.
ment autrichien assurent que lie mouve-
ment a ete comprime immediatement,
mais il y Il lieu den douter. L'insurrec-
ton semhle ayoir GU des ramificatons a
l'intini; ellie IL fclate a la fois Pisc. d
Lucques, Peschia ct Pistoja. La contla-
grafton scmble universele ct I'incendie
pourrait n'avoir etc eteint sur un point
que pour eclater avec plas dc force sur
un autrc. ~ t@as>1sl.1
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ton de Milan, plusieurs semaines, avant
qu'eIIe eclatat. La revolte etait calcuIec
de maniere il Gclater simultanement
a'ec fassassinat de Napoleon.
Milan otfre anjourd'hui unc waste see
nc de tristesse ct de desoIation.
La frontiere du Piemont est defendue
par unc forte cavalerie piemontaise.
LIE gouvernement autrichien doit equi-
per des forces contre In suisse ct lie Pie.
mont, ct :. ordonne one la !rontierc de
Pttalie soft cntouree de cordons mill
taircs. As'a
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.Lefebvre des Vallscs llissa bieu loin
derriere .lui les autres conviyes. Deux
boutons de Sd redingote al'anglafse par
trent avant la fin du repas, ct sa yoisiRe
qui etait nne charmante femme, riiscut
point d Sc plaindrei de son bayardage.
3tsi- Ma parole dhonneur, madame, Iui
idit-il settlement apres lcy5ti, je mai ia--
mais mango de nieilleure pouIarde-.Du
diable 81 ce NEST pasta ysriie,!!saalasds
La iournee await etc nagnifque. II
faisait une de ces chaIenrs daut0mnc
qui l;,Ionrdissent l'air ct enlevent ie souf-
'fie. Toutes les fenatres du salon, qiii
efait situe al arez-de.ckaussee, restMeht
ouvertes pour donner9aux pconshesi l,,h
peu de frafcheur. Dcrriere IN ijtiissdil
de roses vis-a-yis del'uHe de ces fcn8tres,
Neptund s'etait tapi' let obseryaft. Le
pauvresnoir, jusqnela, 1n'ayait pas retire
grand fruit des efforts surl,umains gu'il
await faits ponr arriver au chate..i de
Rumbrye. Naturellemeht exclu dell'iK4
ierieur, il ne pouvait jetsr que de loip
d'avidesiregards sir IA uiarqnise tet Is,is
Carral, quill soupconhait instinctiveiient
de cornploter Ia pertet de Xavier. Ills
etaient assisa 4 table fort loin Pm de
I'autre; ;mais Ieurs regards Sc cherchaient
ct plus dune fois Neptune crut soir i'nil
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|'o Neptune s'eIanca hors du fiacre, jeta
dix louis au cocher, ct prit sa course
vers Ia chaise. Au moment OH celle-c ci
Sc remettait en- marche, il sauta sur Ia
phnchette de derriere, Sc cranponna
aux ressorts, ct partit avec ellie. ~
LIE maftre de poste voulut crier an
position d'arreter, mais Ii chaise de
poste fdansait sur les paves pointus de
MeuIan; on n aurait pas entendu Ia fou-
Dire tomber. D'ailleurs, il faisait Iuit.
Apres ,ine minute d'anxiete, le mendiant
perdit toutc crainte d'atre expulse de
son poste. na e3a e.
#ia Pendant ce In, les chevaHx du facre,
les flames tremblans ct la tate sur lie sol,
ne senbIaient devoir Sc relevcr jarnais-
lis se releyarent pourtant, ct nous SOM
mes fondes croire qn'ils men couru-
rent que mieux le lendenain. Ainsi sont
fats les ehevaux de facre. 94 t2i'
La chaise continuait sa route sat pa
lop. Au bout dune I,eure, ellie quitta G
;paye ponr entfer dansiun large avenue,
don't les grands alignaient au loin
les guatre rings de leurs troncs secutai-
res. En- face de Pavenue apparaissait le
,chateau de Rumbrye, don't le corps de
logis, ilIumina CONNIE pour une fete.
Iaissait dams lsombre la belle architec-
ture des deux allies, battles en- briqacs ct
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af1ectant ccttei lormc sagement carree
des monuments dn steele dc Louis XIII.
Le mendialH etait toujours sur la plan
chette. Ni Ia fatigue nj les cahots de. Ia
voiture n'ayaient pu hi f.ire lacier
prise. ..s...3=..ss 49, S. .s !. !.
Une haute grille de fer a ornements
hores coupait l'avenue a son milieu ct
fermait rentree reocryee du pare. lie
fouet du position fit sortir te garde de
sa cabane, ct les denx battans de IN
grille grincsrent surs leurs gonds rouilles.
La chaise passa rapide CONNIE feclair;
le garde ne Wit point Neptune. Celui-ci
sauta sur Ie sol deux cents pas dl .rha-
teau, ct Sc glissa inapercu, entire les ar
bres du pare. s.'.'' s. ..' y
II etait slluit heures du'soir. Des Wallets
expedies d'avance ayaient tout prepare
au chatean pour Ia reception de Ia fa-
mile de Rumbrye ct de ses hotes. A
pcine Ia marquise etait-elle arrivee que
d'autres chaises de poste en6lerent Pa
venue. lie salon se remplit,, ct lorsque
M. le marquis vint a son tour suivi de sa
file, on passa dams la sale i manger, OF
an diner comfortable ;ttcndait les voya-
geurs. Tout le monde y fit grand hon
neur, car la route await aiguise fappetit
de chacun; nais notrc impartialite nous
force d dtclarer que le jeune M, Alfred
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l U UL il D II OGT !
lE MENDIANT4 N0IR.
]. aPAR PAUL FEvAL,, as.e..l IS
gsgat snli -ss-,fa 5.Daaa tte
saa'' ssal XII. a III isE9*t'ati
HAf 4A ~
N0IR
l,'PAR PAUL FIyAL,
COURSE AU CLocIrER.
q Suite.

Hal ~ y
Fefme criait-ii i chaqnc instant;
W y vie ne les perds pas de vue. = !
Le cocher faisait de son mieux, mais
= ! clseanx mollissaient sensiblement.
Y I hehcnt siat Oh Neptune, pcnclle 1
\ peftierc, perdit Ia ch;lise i un detour
daehemir. II n .lfa
ayez pas peur! dit ie cocher.
aaee!lde nous allons les reyoir. III q
lsx louis, al tn les rejoins pro-
ss Neptune dune yoix breve ct sa-
=. IS a'eax cents francs. !. murmura le
'ionetcoupaltrois Iois lie CUR des
,'es Ide scs betes harrassees. a
Z: ~ ,doalcur les fit bondir en- avant;
E IL, q a'esn s'afraterent. Le cocher re-
a'a lmpitoyablemc,it. Les chevanx.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-03-13
/ Monsieur fEditeur du Pionniic,
he i..sssou,pt,io,,. .

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~ 9 Vrpillcz annonccr quc Hon. .tl-
: BERT DlIFFEI. de- notre paroisse,
a Jage actuci dc In 4me Cour de Dis
s'strictlde : In Louisiana. est prtsen'f aux
ssfi4ctcurs tles paroi-scs d'Onest- Baton
!" Rouge, lberviIle. Ascension, Assomp~
= tiop. l.afcnrrhe Inierienre. Terre bon
4. ne. Saint Jacques, Saini- jean -Bap-
Y lisic. SaiM-C -Charlcs, Jefferson ct Ia
paiaic de Ia Nnuvcsle- Orleans III dcs
Z lsns dc L, r,ie Julia. CONNIE caniidat
4 II. place dc Jnge-Assistant dc Ia
1lCp,rA Saprams cl quill reccyra les
= sufrages dc tous cenx qni ont appr's n
y le ronnafire. y ,sta f.s4t
4s5 II, yDX POPUi.L
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-03-13
FOR ,GI11EE JUSTICE.

Judge. THOMAS SLlDELI. is t,
Candidate for the Office Of Chief JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court Of Louisiana,
at the Election on the first Monday of
April next. .- .0 ..~a.rr