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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-05

TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fifth Judicial District CONT - Pa
ri-h of Assumption.
In the matter of the SUGGESTIONS of Ma
thufin Bonrg y leocade Leblanc.
Whereas Clairville HimeI, administrator of
said SUGGESTIONS las this day filed i'll said
Court, a final account of his administration,
together with a petition praying that the same
be approved and homolo9ated.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause, ii any they have, in ten
nays after the publication hereof, why said
account should not be approved and lomoIo-
gated, and the Pounds i'll his hands distributed
in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
Assumption. this 10Th May 1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
30 Cle:k.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-05
YNNHA.hAHS
EDMOND


Prevent lie public quill s'est etabli d Napo-
leonville depuis quelque temps ct s~ollicite lie
patronage des habitans de cette paroisse. a#.
Une tongue experience dams Fexercice de
cette profession, lui dome Fassurance que
toutes les personrles qui phonoreront de leur
confance sefont Substitutes de son travail.
Pour Ia PREPARATION dies pendules, il Sc trans
portera a domicile, lorsque ce sera lie desir de
ses clients. 49, s&s. ~ II
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-05
A Wis.

D~'r"icrcmcnt rrcn par les soussignts,
I'M assortment compIct de eharrucs dc~
Ebriqucs de WIN Nc Clanahan Ct dc
Ila'|-a vendrc an prnx dcs lubricants,
par .H.E r.. -
PUJOS & NERRET.
Nnnaldson,lIle. Ii dec. 1852. l.,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-05
...# TROUNE
Par NJ. Theodore Landry, Brule Saint
Vincent.

Inc obligation de $50. du - maj 1916, a
ronlre de Justin Lagrange avec lnteret-I
line de s32. de Etouard Lagrange, an meme
ordre. arec inttret: en- date dn s Jun 1913.
Inc obligations de .S92 95, de A. Tete, au
meme opr.lre, en- date du % mai 1916, sans
lin, obligation de SIC, de Joseph Haydel.
an mame orLre. EN- date du 6juin 1913.
luc obligation de S24. de hlaglolre bar''-
lean, au meme or,Ire, EN- date dn 3 ~Jtlllet
lSlS. E@sFy -,
une obligation tie 80. de hosemon La@ran-
%. an meme ordre, Ell date du ID MAJ 1916
Plus uue copie deicaiL
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-05

Eyerc- saa profession dams lie 5e1ne District
Iudiciaire. c%on,pose DIES paroisses Assumption.
J,Emrch, Inferno eft Tprrebonne. il dolnera
h,s ss a,ins aux .~atiaire* qu'on voudra bien
ir; confer dams GO district ct les ayoisinants
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-05

ETAT DE ia LOUlSIANE.-Conr
du CinQuiemc District Judiciaire -
paloisse Assumption.
Suggestions dc Ma,hnrin Bonrg ct
L6ocade Leblanc.
Attendu que ClairviIje IIimel, admiui>tra-
teur des dites SUGGESTIONS, ii depose AL bureau
du gretlier de la s~ustite Cour III tableau final
de son administration alnSl quune petition Ell
demandant lhomologation.
Avis est par lie present doHn6 a tous ceux
que cela peut concerner d'avoir a deduire sous
dix jour5 les raisolls pour iesquelles lie dit
tableau he serait pas appronve ct holnologut
Ct les 1olds entire Srs mains rGpaItiS conior-
moment au dit tahleau.
Par ordre de Ia (our.
paroi$$c Assumption, ic 10 mai 1858.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
81 Greliier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-05

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fifth Judicial District Court in and
for the parish Of Assumption.
In the matter of the Succession Of T.
NJ. t.aferriere l.evesqne.
Whereas Euphemie Materre has petitioned
the Court for letters of dative testamentary
executorship of the succession of her deceased
husband F. M. Laferriere Levesque.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, to show cause if any they have,
within ten days why the prayer of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
ny order Of the Court.
Parish of Assotnption, this 10Th May
1853. 9.s8z #s
Desire Leblanc,
81 e.a.## - 9 ~ Clerk.
DON ANDRE SOLORZANO,
COLLECTOR s. AGENT, p
-. observation-disclosures a1asae q
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-05

WAGONS, Carts, Timber wheels, &c
mode to order. at reasonable prices and &C
cammodating terms BY applying at No z
Donalsaryille. ~ Is Is 81 Is
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-05

ETAT1l)E LA l.OUISi. w vt on,
du C%inqniemc District Jnd'c'"'re dams
1t pour la pnroissc Assumption. .
SUGGESTIONS dc Ang''.,in Lagrange ct
Resale hlailict.
At,eudn que Francpi. Bandoin, administra-
teur DIES dites SUGGESTIONS IA dtpose EN- Conr M
colnpte de son administration alnsl qn'une pttl-
non lemandant son liomnlogation ct quill soft
dccharge CONNIE administrator sns'iIt.
Ais est par lie present donna a tous ce,x que
celia peut concerner d,avoir a dednire sous dix
jours les raisons pour lesqnelIAs le dit comPie
ne serait pas approuvt ct homoioguo, les Eonda
entire sea mains ~rapartis contortnemcnt an dit
compte, ct l'admidistrateur decllargc de toute
responsibilities
Par oriire de III Conr.
p,rois,e Assumption, IL II tnhi 1893.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
36 sf.tatfsf a@ Grcnicr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-05
EETAT DE Ia LOUISiNE.-Co,

EETAT DE Ia L.OUISiNE.-Conr
dn Cinq"ieme District Jndiciaire dams
Il pour Ia pntoissc Assumption.
Dams l'air,ire de la Succession dc L. M.
Laf'r,iere I.cvrsque.
Attendu que Eiph6mie Materre Il pr6scnta
tine petition a la Cour a Pellet detre nominee
extcutrice testamentaire datif de la succession
de fen son mari T. M. Laferriere Levesque,
+ Avis est par lie present donne a tous ecu
que celia peut concerner davolr a dedulre
sous dix jonrs. les ralsons pour lesquelles il
ne serait pas fat droit a IN dte petition.
Par ordrc DC In Cour.
paroisse Assumption. lie lO.Mai 1858.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
So Grcfier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-05
IsE JOHN wEE.sxySsTReE,
EDMOND MhURIN.

PracticcSln the Fiflh,Judicial District,
I'LL the parishes of Assumption, La
fourche Interior and Teirebonne. and
win give particular attention TO law suits
that may be entrusted to him. !
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-05
EDMOND MAUR1N.

AVOCAT,, Il NdPOLEONTILLE.
Exerc" sd profession dams lie 5eme
District Judiciairc.,ompost DIES paroi>ses
Assumption, Lafonrcho Inferno ct Ter
rebonne. II donnern tons ses soins aux
~atfairts qn'on v%outlra hlen hi c%ortirr
dams ce district ct les avOlsinants. ]
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-05

STATE OF LOUISIANA. -- Fifth
Judicial District Court in and for
the Parish Of Assumption.
In the matter Of he Succession of Ma
tic Rcync, deceased wife of Gaspatd
koblcur.
VIII reas Gaspard kobIeur, administrator of
the succession olhis deceased wife Marie Reg
ne, has filed with the Clerk of said Court aniac-
count ofhis administration together with a petit
ton praying that the same be approved and no
%mologated,
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause in ten days why said
eccount should not be approved and homolo.
gated.
BY order of >aid Court.
pmi>h of Assumption, this 18th may
1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
SO Clerk.
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DIED.

MOsHER-In Brooklyn, Oct eiter short illness As Irene
Mo,her. aged q years =, 81.
F,ners from Of her Uuee " Livingston Nc 81
on Saturday Oct g. O'Clock VI precisely
Friends family invited 70 attend without further notice
PAINF-Ths funeral Of the Hon Elijah Paine who died ON
Tinrdsy Oct a. the 81 years viii take place his resi-
feuce on the Thirteenth aud doors east OF
Secoudav MONDAY 10th instant, O'clock T. NJ The ea
the deceased aud the friends his brother the
Of the Courts and the members OF the Bar are respectfully
invited 20 attend. ,...,, -.
RiVFRS-A Jefferson Ohio Sept 80 Charles william Rivers
eyed IS and months.
The Gepd, add relatives Of the family and the menber. Of
Knickerbocktr Lodge p O Of =. Invited 20 attend
tbe fnersi from his No rs Msdons New YORK
on Ssnrdsy Oct at o'clock NJ The remsus will be inferred
10 Greenwood Cemetery. -
WARNER-Iu CronlV ELL Conn. Richard Warner, NJ d, AGED
81
Mr. W wssa gentleman highly esteemed c.iken and
one Of the first State. being the time Of bis
death President OF the Connecticut Medical Society.
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WHLIAMSB URGH ITEMS.

ELECTION OF DELEGATEs-The Democratic election
for delegates to the County Judiciary and Assembly Con
ventions was held on Thursday evening, and resulted in
the election of the following named persons with but Il:
tie oppostiop belonging to the Hard Shell wing OF The
parry: . nj. d c...,.
Tsne. Rodveu Iud'drt-Phip Hamilton, OeOrze ThonPs1n
Tbom,s Holmes William Bishop. 4iscHbtyR Allen Will
lar, Ruucie ! c Kelly, Peter Many.
NJ G,,th nlcary-Thomss murphy, Jane, Lee, H. Allen.
NSner f.snLt-F Swift, +. brown. James Osrrzau, o. H.
=,
liz. Jgoayv-F Brendle W Bnrhen H. Dsvs Edward Orr
sre~tir-D feeks A. Dyz,r, CunninEhsm N heOrsth
Irrk Ceuaiy Con Hiram Humns, James ftxsersd
JYT.isry Crue-Joseph Coneyea Jr james Orhn As-sy
a. s,fise- " illiaIn Bennett James Hen y.
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Sale. Of steeh. at PhiI.deIphIa-Fmp.Y OF. Z

Fat siCO City Rsilroad 76 li 800 ctJ Railroad
g. n Ie4: 81 PennA So s. ~ s20o Remington VI 20 %
SO Ksnsnston s., 100 Morris Canal b. Isl; 700 d. 90 ~ W
O 90 do lst; 100 DO Do Isl 100 DO do l 10 scaai Nsy
p,erred essh nh DO do eash, ri, 100 do do do ssA
"a, 100 DO do do, cash n. PENIS Railroad % bsnk o.
1914 2O0 Bank Of U > - ID bsnk Of . y
KY. s5Tn, 1907. ,.,. "a l..
f5 If0 70 do b5 I4l 10 Morris Canal cs 1876 20 40 o. 10
ISL 100 Valley Railroad sSen H. 0FAneS p1nk o. ny
sond Boayt-s 200 Rich Dist Coupon - - 5i 100 Lonz T.
land Railroad ~ Is Penps Railroad 81 20 kenieeky BANK III
is Ksnfaeky Bssk III II Bsnk of Pennz cash l!il
4fsey Bosrc-A Penn r. B. % 100 sehuY Nav Pfeefrsd y
100 reading r R. 80 go LOus Island r. 49, 100 DO ~ %
Oirsrd BGak 49, - 1900. -. =, 80 80, a.,
ia sked; Penrsyvxna ~ bid 9tt .ksdi heed hifosd
"a 9l ssksd; 40 Bords a. bid 81 ssksd DO Mort &C. % .
ID a Nod PenssyvA1. Il R. a BID a. astsd Morrs Canal,
IS bid Isl Uked; sehsyn ys7sstez 20 - % BID 70 "ked
Island M bd 10, stsd yeksbars "a BID ~ asIed ytsa
Bsni l9i bid Isl ked q Bsak u bid TAXED Usso Osas
IS .fed Steady.
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fr.t part Of the Superior Court adjourned without proceed
ing TO business "a did the second part on the termination
which eDOk short time Of trial that was on In me
fret part Of The Common Plea an adjournment vas novel
nv Cerarlus Clark Es1, seconded by Mr. Brady and IN
the second part by c. shsfer Esq Both branches ad
journod
SUPREME coURT-sPEer,L TERN-Before Judge NoRais.
DECISION TO AssEssNESTs.
John TWINS AT tie Mayor and the Street CoIas-oner
This cause argued upon compliant ana demurrer
The presented b. the complaint and admitted BY the demurrer
Inc pi.H o,, Of round in The cy Of NewYo,1
desebsd the complaint Al ordnance Of the Of %
Msy, lt oraniDs The City COY eminent contains me o'"s
The Bnreu he oserI which shall be called the Asesao Of
srses shsed With the duty Of raGins me Estimate, ,sqa
& Common 1s coa5e Ia Isins their hey shall
sse sess upon house o sPon Ind whether Improved o.
Of Sts Nd 10 Which the sane hs
II: g. w ysiSs q ne .9haa iESsI ss1
Of the sles for the ~ 20
i Dr. fsed b. he ciGinsnes the Common cosHSl The
Conrn Council confirmed the asmen The property h ercH
advertised BY the street Commissioner for sale ~ satisfy Tue ss
M. III. .,,... ,0.... the .-.su.p, void
,rd entities psrpetus injunction assns me 0'rpoFA'n 'ha
et1St ,es.... n, esgs. the improve
ned in tie pnt % oe made oven y 5as Ssy
rlodsd By subsequent laws ssoo - ssa " tne
Iei relating particularly % ths Cay Of New
feii INTO sn- s H q, ne Powsr ne '1 Uosr I'D s Of
he ssesors spPoirtea By the Cooperation - H..
ssr BE- oI appointed they Che A Sr') aust axe "a
- nd "a NV sad Impartial according bes Of
her a. Div and adsn hirLy make est nlies
of1peles Earthly they ms. determine The aHSln
each hou AID l0f vii seqae BY the eons nped m
ErOeeIt; fhly they shall make Just sud e9s,aos
Of q. eDsfe Of os1fs nendsd % De
tie Whlsh each sasl Dc -ses 70
acquire. -.
ceEts1ee 1-o1nt each loi deemed % go
Vslge Il the lot The Com Len COiH n'e -
power eEHAts the proporion m % -
d.rse he Asscsc how the duties % BE- pen-ea II
esr proportion ne sseE.5elt gwen Dy De ~t
directly 10 the Assessors a.. ..t.,.. 80,
IL Ccuou Couneil Ar Az q the -.fe a
erecfins dty 20 - pef1ed dSss1
ncra thar directed b. . lss o. tie >tsrs
Fer tkese ord Of the Cor-uan eel fso -
- lie plA-ntd, q void =, -. 49,. "a.
wei t1keE Judgment therefore > -nt-ro i,1
viii Jae sr1ent seeordiasy.
Geo BuckkSn az John NJ 3sberser- . - 4.
New trial granted payment u COST % 1io e''4
s1Tprse. New TIA or the denee
Us CIRCUIT COURT-Be6or. Judss SEtsoS
Se.h Dteon al oser. owuers the -,n Liza az - ai
Cstksrins AID 0wRes
sni. for ofss;onI in the District Cour; which Court
"a. tsl.a $sOc A3FeA "a. a.ss = -
Jsse kssr.z Psoo &c saise tns J-ess-
o. tas Dstricf CogTf viii ecsts .,,. p...n.,
Joan n. Not a-3 Others AZ ELsa, d Of
Suit IL tie District Court % recover o ne Vi
l.t. Rsdiu the vslas Of .hp furnished 70 a.
dip Gamblers he claim being asnznee i-s .
fr-nixAsd sf TIE relrs. NJ
aid tnst ~
ehsreS "a. brs 70 for ye.r SAD Pay -
ga s-d tAas q 'ea lenns1 y ts 's
~ rorrs f,-r'shsi Tss Drr Corr 'rn's''A WV "
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At the Morning Board there ives farther decline in
Stocks generally the largest being in Crystal Palace
which sold at so fall Of ; cent since yesterday
and li5 y cent from the highest point. AT the Sc
ond Board the depression confined being greatest N
NewYork Central which closed at 1911 being decnec
Of u since Yesterday Michigan Central EEL on cent
There was also considerable decline IN Psrker VEN, Can
ton Nicaragua and Hudson River Railroad There rSs
fall at Second Board Of cent in Ere, which stock
however has been to-day amOng the hres; speens'e
curieties the hsf.
FreiZLs are mich less a;.ve and Taher esar 10 L'
erpool I'D for Grain and 81 for go obs Foof 90
balls Cotton. 3I6d s7-32d % hhdA Ias'" w come
rrv.,e encngernents Of Wkest were made 10 London
zoo bbls -Four g. ard 1000 bseh Wheat I'D To HAVE
some Whea; az &c,
The Sub Treasury !. berg depleted by the reimburse
,,, Of the publ debt but most Of the redeemed stocks
are owned abroad and the proeds RENTED in gold tho
uent does hep the BANKS much The recSpts
to-day are ss4s3o Payments, eii47is Balance, N325-
al Til. IL million below the highest point
The Money market without change in rat,s The de-
and to day seve but supplied ed tbs whole
there was sss pressure TO borrow ss r the preceding
txu deys
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MARRIED..

-ROBfNsON-At Thomsston Ne. on "Wednesday 5th
prfsnt bv the Rev FernAd Robert Foster Of Bloomfield
D. to Aida daughter of the Hoo Edward Robinson OF the
former place.
MILLARD-ROE-At Bsls,ou. on Monday Oct BY tue Rev
Mr. Wade Mr. Henry MlaId OF Pawet VT, 10 Miss Sarah u
dsurhtpr Of J p Roe Esq Of the former place.
RONLAND-RusHER g. by the Rev. w Roswell Nj
VIM New Brunswick n j. 20 Miss Mary Rashor
d. fhter Of Cha. n. Rusher, Fan, Of New-York.
~. California papers pleose copy.
RfsSFLL-RIPIEYIln Fizwlnam, II, the ifh instant,
bv the Rev Brown the Rev John l. Russell Of Salem
10 Hannah b Ripley. Of Greenfield Mass
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COLUMBIAN HALL-siDce The OpthiA- % u "a "a.
YoIk as ColsnbisB Hail Ne 81 Graz "a o ~ 80 = ~.
y.t.hlArrut and sesrty, tne = i2e qlNl
fs nrloyed uneqased Al 10 Other soss ~ &c - -
u Lsdes kxeE21s- o.
woGd be sayssbe hoss LsAss Sho hare nev ~
ti.n IA, 10 ua axe il 81 es,iy visit and eEAn1 70 2
80 cf ch luasn AID Bochs shAs fe4'ei '
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II We refer in another place 10 the proposals made
p, HotsEs BurLEs ush-Ts Of Improved Pni< sAe- % s.
ti.ir sac by blast boxPpe ke.i vs III w1s = &c H.
So - Ssth.rit lie Mr. HsrrBs OF the NtdeTr sac lay
Relieve thai to Be and speas with eeA sonSds
- -, h.ve .rrouz demand Eaeh TIA sra te6
- b.x befr, The premiums Gwen O. tie SEy'- fs
-.
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CoaNoN PLE,s-Part Nos. Cos. 669, 67e 6'3, OF
6-s so sS 81 SIS $50 col e9t eS si Par II Nos SIS si
en- 6fs. go 652 $50 65t e6 COL ca 665, 66l 6S co. 80
SUPERIOR CoURr-li5sdgyNOs l3 lJ l6 l3I la l6l, tl,
1874 ia IFS 76 1870 49, 1872 1886 lS6 49, 1888
1871 10 ISL. ls9. go. ll42 IT, III. g. So lsS .
SUTRENE CooRr-Gepers Tsm-MHdag Nos g. TO- H. % "a
- rs - s.. s. a. S. 81, %.
ClReuII CoUar-Thi, Day-Aresiy pnb,.hed
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psnx 4 LAKE.

To THE LADIEs-UBsDELL, PERSON * LANL,
No a Bro.iwsy invite then cd patrons nd ae ploS .
- "a. ,ro-tcns of Bross1e Pain Glaze sa f.I -
49, cboice and Of rss O0o
NO e.s selected By Of hetr arm n The ConEls-a-
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Cas- GAs-Gas Fixtures OF new aid ocHus.Iu- .s
-, nav b bad ., the nazuhc:Efss tspss o.
WssSssA 90 No ~ Broadway The nsU fsteaf o
- .sprlss e rish from , 70 , pr e" "
al
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rssvsrfisrn-rI

= Dru-ris.s srd Corut-y MERCHANT can b sup
r VIZ r-'rtF' Cr-rr-fsfn 10y SO ~ LsH.NT /.
= rr- q tIr.r a.. Ffffrs Frrrl.fi ne
'a r-..a- ir i. s--. ra-f So ~ 4-e-a+ca-- d.
se-' FL i--a.. -r H.---- Co., A.fo1
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hrs. b, tr nd g. C..aii,ee On Ia-i
frd pilf-
Fr.m tl Mftor i-r--i1i.t..- ais.-er i-o~ 80 s'ra
4. : rfv'0- M pa uert.st. ~ n'r- isni .o % o.
Wciil o. 1-r,,wpf t.nrfr.F- g. -r-- ~ - ~
Commit.
LEoft. i9egt'-Drert8- e.. C.1irrlle- 3. advert -
TO- ef.Ina'ts fr paving CrHnd aui Fulton r With re l
block pavement fo 'sme that laid i1 iht Bpge- e. y
Bayhrd 20 slltrFf excepting that portion o. Fulton =
alT a6y laid With Rus peveuf nt o. lad IT. o b paved
from Brosdssy the East River. y favor O settnr
back The Battery railing Oh Baitcry Place N Bp.dSay
t0 o Inc % West q To permit The cOnt az. Hahroli
Co to extend their rail- throu n south 50,
For want q quorum the Board here adjourned -
Monday
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fAllht COZ nI-t ef.rr f.izf rh rt.fs
tta. .ffA sssra- -.s h-...1 riist A,t..-. .-rtsf
oll ft Iea- aQtr lI- fp 1se. ..i. Ger
e-t ss ,tssi 81 G. r - 20 ro-ssy hr 3 h rsr. e r.
p ltt lse tis r. a--r rra -est ae sttac "a
al -ls
-. IS 81 --f ~ tis l's a-ririas fi
o. e. ttf a. t1sea g rtrlE -l proceed f4l.l-ss
srltle it essTed r sna-
Pc 3her ~ sors sfF "a sd arrived lsnr
cl--os -ete "a , .at a 20 psoceed lie bfa ,eioa ior
ll i-ens. sd isi the pis.nfE acr vendor anl VS.
re hah 81 tt-Ds Zoe sell rs O.
days quesol h. obtained tsAets oonirsy ~h of
he fhgr-
def dat as Cd sh- Judse
void IN al respects hs ng BEEN made Saaday thar
The def ufarfs usled IN refusing allow The pkuff
srry which be had 70 deliver sons the
leng cal "a freight vel his
and thsf the damages, z any shorld be norainsl
h. fEaa carrier BY being
permitted Renter havinz delivered hs
the points beyond which they refused TO convey him Nent Tor
plairrf SaS
Frederick Rohhcrt. az William Cros
To recover damages for alleged assault and battery The
They attempted said whip esch
other and the collision u charged t1,r d@ienf
ant m bis ard came Plsstf and ssye I'm several blows
with his whip Ac-ton - brought damages laid 81 S~'
u defense sid that plaiu attempted 70 fore defend
srts horse sck and while dDs he committed defendant
the h'si assault Vsrdie, fcr plaintiff cents
Before Judge THOMPSON
Chrs,ophsr c Gerls at. James Haskell
BY passenger Of the ship Robina- from Liverpool
he third mate damages for alleged sssait snd
battery IL shown ths, defendant plaintiff few slight
licks and showed him along the deck
ssid that plaintiff hsi pistol bis hand the
time that he beating children belonging the
that defendant merely nerP-d him and
the cabin that 5Hpsnts hat
frequently BY OF the children against piAu Jldg
menf fer plaintiff. 81 cents.
or H.
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lAa,er,i.en1entl


MIGHT AND RIGHT-A msguihcenty illustrated ro-
p.nc. Win th. ,. 70 commenced N tn sunday SonIs
"a A. presenf. al the elements % are. Se ss-
ion Of The reading community PIC ana .
~ sxips I'M denis fail aehieve greet snee
~. ~ he popular stores ths bsve been svn 20
pnbBe through The OF this widely cir
Z Asverri,er. hand their fsyoFs % insure ssf
=, ~ offes ri M bIcsfion Is spruce o. q IGOR
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COURT oE. eENERAL sEssIoNs-B.fsr. The Rrco.O.s..

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-Befcre The REcoRprs
The trial of Patrick Darcy for mansaughter in causing
the des Edward Clark ~ striking him the heac with
club resume the opening the Court and occupied the en-
Two witnesses character Introduced by
defense aer which the pones counsel summed the
the blow ven 10 selfdefense The evil
9Th BY the acting District Ato
Dsy the se OF hi. remarks motion made thar che
the hs u judge
scy deceased The Court then sdourned until Monday
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LAJV LNIELLIGENCE.

DEATH OF JUDGE PAINE.-The Supreme Court, General
Term yesterday forenoon motion OF VI Bidwel Esq
adjourned Of respect to the memory ofJudge Paine The
rt part Of the Superior Court adjourned without proceed
ing TO business "a did the second part the termination
which eDok a short time Of trial that was on In the
frsi part Of The Common Plea adjournment was moved
by Gerardus Clark Esq, seconded by Mr. Brady aud IN
the second part by C. Shelter, Esq Both branches ad-
journCd
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Total ~o,o "
This is very large but of piece with the present pu~
ness over most of the Western roads.
The steamer to morrow will take 100000 to 100000 in
srec,e mostly IN lncos for France Probably less thsa
onehalf the amount viii come out OF Banks
The Merlin for Bermuda to day took sS1os4 in specie
The following are the imports OF Dry Goods for 'h'
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llslfI
R,cu Silks FROM AUCTION Heard. Capp 4 Co..
M sol Gsra. last received from sueioss large 10 90
sk hCh thsy oAeT MonGsy o.. 10 a. the ieiloEns o~
n,. Rich Plslp P.d and Striped 81, g. sue p-
srd: goods that entirely and n sest deH-a Iw'
Rsvase Robes IN which - 70 Import WIZ % 9
80 A. ne D-grss Th0<e shs Call early VAL senis
- 80. p,.tc-ps HraRD CLAPP Co, No 81 Grtnefi
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The Washington correspondent Of TIE Courier and IL"
qpirer says; 49,.
There were received at the treasury this morning $780,
600 In stocks for redemption yesterday the amount was
sI25 600 $4,000 of the cancelled this morning came
from Brown Brother & Co, and are presumed TO have
been forwarded by them from abroad The state OF the
public debt according recent terms was as fellows
Ansu.t 81 exclusive Of certain trusts go $4,000
s.oreuber2f exclusive o. certain trusts. s55ao"