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r. efficacy Or she PAIN EXTRACTOR 70 ts ,rssz
Sc cures, hesitate shat The
ills purpose Deler prevents nsknt
crho.es aleao bs 1berL Ths ewNg procured "
of Agents
fhe VIII artiy that have usad nhLLsYS MAGECAL PAiN
EXTRACTOR audy Tor Sore ppla, and chseny
those who msy Be air.i vi th lAt 3st sug
b. valuable article 10 is PiiGBE BRAY,
H. A--uI
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PRErERa coUR Jvsugr lHuGH MCCAIN ga, KENpElt
Ptr,issE D'prtgAN-. Co. No. l9,l.l.
ENN VERTU dun writ de feri facias moi
RI aids par hon L. e. Premier Juge dr Pa po'r
"a iar0ssc dOrleBIs Hpos-Tn p4als, SAAiED
Ja tier 1850 n' m Ma M Eur 1r' 0apitu
QUlrntssrrt bottles d'oHzasn Airegn L MUSTANG ifNI
NENT.r
~ >aisG dams l4ra le-Eus aup6s. Conditions conf
lHilI JOHN j. HOPE, totatsn'4.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
CONSTABLE's SALE

C0NSTABLE'S SALE
FRsr Jusrcr's CouRT, ALEXANDER HILL Drown DAI
PAHtsH o. ORlEASs. GRE vt al.
A6Y VlRTU E of writ OF feri flcias to me
directed BY the L. GaienHe FIsi
for the Pat Of Orleans viii sell at public ueon SATURDAY,
nuay 20 sh3a y o'clock the premises Of Camp and
Egrle streets, First District, New Orleans
The eoutvpts Of a GROCERY STORE ard C1FFEE-HOUsE.
Seized in above entitled Ten
Janis 2LIl0l JOIN J. HOPPE Cana.Ahle.
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oHsntas years sSl in the cities Of awYoh -
abong the distressing EspeA a.tsnded with IT.
o. the Kidneys, sud ~ bleeding Piles ieep aeeras
lamps the az htn8 prorut aud lar hol
oyersd my beiy urinary stopped days,
sre ntolerabe NJ tongue cracked and the
outh covered chest at the 81 yDeck
constant burning heat cold water DID nof caol u.
misery loaEed dath, aad szpe6sa Ac'
,tts. Jgssup delred
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gOHN BULLs FLUIp TxI4An1 Or ;

.aaoam esnS'si As-St fol rsrr,ory.
gOHN BULLS FLUID E8IRAeI Of yAR-
ID sApARiLLA a lis Invaluable Hlasag .r-so5 pFt
could Afforded by Ialacs
onans pa u I lessaraaparlos -
sny smlas Prspata iiS made u 4. 4merica
e has been t.st oysaa taa ssrspsrii9 men
5giusiins impure bood oimsresr ato
thss i6HN Bus 'F FLp ExR4c 81 RsAsARLIS s
p 9S ana 81 9 aa,B 'g a r. 5s pa, ~
The iaH aHi il gsnasa entertained beores
medical roots together ors The eompoand pr0daeag
's''' s Ia 5' T Is gS5
The Ohio State Journal Columbus o aaf pasks Of Busarts
az has oqaai The unprecedented ss compoaa raia
past tive months ouy with hs very gratifying siss produced al
equal Thistle hold assertion, but sub5isaatad
reader longer convinced that su's ssr
'ApArliats the WONDER DE- THE WORLD
Dr. oven 6fasE and Ip5sss 81 .eses.i ys.sstaadag,
sAyaabOus Buil's sarsapaTlla
Ma Joss tqos rof ,5ssf iTs severely
ny ssmel he day especially tie sar-
ehancsd yours Tire, s5ss Il Which gave me more
therefore take pleasure recommending our sapara ts the
,acisd community q a super or article.
aaEGAArlss 'D'
nss@ read the s sss is.a nay s. 5ao f ae
Ms JoHs BulI-D.ar 81 kor lar years have bsep
Affected Win Rheuasn q ne everest sa'let vas anssa
aes bat 9snd 40 7 relief g3 as induced to zee your
nd greatly improved NJ eansta hyats more .,7 any medicine have
iest medicine IA lee ioi aSsfsfsm, isfiAM BRIDGES.
uaiontovr, Unoa county, KY, May H. isls.
A.. ~ FROM DR.. WIN, 7. PRESTiss.
some sa.aaeas aase9ns on9 sGana a Tines o.
'g lta rotes sesbies, syphlte Caea sod 10 ali disease
aodacaion the auids hv BODY with considerable sa5ss @
,tsl.5 q sspsIai1 aad phva. IN aias ys
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FAEl.a eF ORLEANS. II $40 lIoa1.
pI VIRTUE Of a writ of ieri lacias to in
hB directed by he i9ogra5l y loet Second Ji4ss or til
Peace r ths Parrish Orleans, IS lrl.5, q1n.
nss Arnae OH AruRpAY. Fegtslg 1856 a h. ia-y
IL, Mul no Slave ~ E.BtTH, ags1 II ErI-..
ES' Seized 20 thf Fh9tp tB' fems ealh,
i4u1 m.Il gro +. PEARSON C1s,ts IT,.
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hereby certify that have isd with Fever
m fourteen years last past and have spent nearly Eve
0As in employing phycEnA and purehus medicine, h1t
ed OF recommended m q gTe 5at y no pqgp u' g last
ir, heard tired DALEY MAG CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
chen, grea; sarprse before whole Of m
alive, my limb satsy healed aul rug len abort
NNAbJgk DAVIS.
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DOCTOR BEACHS PREPARATIONS.

A GER
Tain, ct
feetual 4
nronpi
for fllaT-
rnHa.Dy-
tnFg.
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MEDICA1.



sNAl.LE9,s MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACgts
~ tak oRleRSL A,R u'iA Y n nc n
's RI 4es ts ~ s. ~ - sai, ers sls r.
discovered 81 tx pcaoa 70 ee sfaf il IsathNi' ~
= sap g1 sssa t Is science HEk4 GALL
'sov6 almost anen' vhg ss a@e 81 maa 9 lns'' e
sg sS5is ~ 6s Ssa SCI 6o gsTga q
Inflammation Swelling fs'9 CSC oeui aHa me
ps .sgS Ssiss .s @ She NrRAeTos
1sso Castor Oh Jalaf ~ ohsr s1e,nss haye failed
~ 49, N 49, ~ nere i6 l. necessary orpsrt II wiilr
S1aisi viii 4ny Sdicnss Sc taken Internally
uss b s 6SGESs ras We
rom il fsrsso fshs country.
PILES
I s b iSns 5 Es s4 A 5 t. sms s
s sges the pam end saTeaeas 5,- ,c
ALL is Eel Saas duy 6at community hus pa1
.s snS 9ay efS much osdy pam lost reatpoo
hat time BY confinement ny bed and have ssyeta ean
sad a9. SEsad to make gs Al T.
well aud hearty as ever and 70 The gee 81 w
v1s y an T. sbosd /. make he atsaen Old Lesden,
''S Cincinnati srst ash month. 1871 ---
ERYsIPELAs.
For EysPea the PAIN EXTRACTOR alasele other rene
and will the other place TAg
esscta thOrOugheure 49,, ,.,,. a,,.,.
rasnins years under meaical q VawYok -
aborng gnder the most sng EDsPsS' attended with u
nth age amys ibe 81 sgss rlru qua Tar
ISEts S,s sSy Sf Ri Cirque caoEd and ~ 1907 M
~ constant burnpe heat 50 MI cod water dll uo col H.
misery ieagsd dah, aad Aes
try DALLEY's PAIN 6TRACToR.
she brought bed of and appe ONE 70 theso y ~ ~
lint me thoroughly It was ootauea, life ID assii
* 6sm %,s sS so sa sai.d me- 'i. ny IL q 8
act 'oaS ever and bars Beg, 50 sysr ges ssF
'''''' -" SALT RHEuM -.
ny iamy Salt Rheun thirteen y,aro duration, aad or weF
hese fierce diseases have been once vgte a9d y mets toa
iae' ths Patent reciaus iol q Coon hat has fallen ad'r my
ihsn WHO bsys used i n lohsl relief
eiasSie ,svs. ROSWELL cIiAPIN.
'osTIvENEss; OR, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR the apest safest md most certain
cd sfs I5 Il &C. "a @ GfsssSy S
ed Gsr Gs s o,o upon . s q s 9
he bowe and shat psqs meysmea Dad fesa'ea tromi 5e
oes when 9gy srs sciss ~ ,hf p1 y sS ed, pa
SORE NpPLgsl
Tie efficacy she PAIN EXTRACTOR disc tsss
Tsog d runner cares sad do go hesitate 90 say hat hs 2ot
sfissirou ae5 On 5s t5bsc Th toowas ,a procured y
r6ia WI ei,y that We have asad nALLsYs MAGICAL PAIN
tHTRACTG8 IS en- y or Sore hpplsa ani easernly rec2mn
ostySlusbie artcis % cure t. PiEbE GRAY,
N''hy' ''''' '''' FEVER SORES.
hereby certify taat have on ,ssd With Fever
fourteen last and have spent nearly
oAs employing PhyseanA purchasing medicine, has
% ha5I Of ssd ,d bAIS GSI pS sxfEA6ToS
alive, MY iiui ssrgy healed al have ug M a1or
fisurt-,.a, ,don.oe county, ". y, May e.Isi3.
CUTS WOUNDS AND SORES
9s remove al pains nd .enes' nd heal g u'aU No 5CAe
aaisled.
,oi 70 s.Ty sd s aa.ra w ~ Sa, n, y tSs JAZZ y
srad the as 0t lgi below We tap The wouni began
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G.LLSs
Chieknor'ssuSar coated Puisasvt
Paris Lie,
Moifstts Life,
wurhtia lniisn Vegetable,
Erandrath'a Vegetable UnivAraal,
MoYrison's HyEeian,
Lse's New London,
Cooper's,
iaders0niH,
Wistar's Gentle PuFgntIve,
iihosfd's Anti-biliuus Fanny,
Swayna's Sanatiye,
Herfickis Sugar coated,
SGppingtou's Fever and August
CoFal's Rheumatic,
sfgetisnberg,
SpedCtf's vegetable,
Wnef's Chamomi's,
Eeraian,
Aut0asis' Health,
Aliehasis' sgRa,
Evans' Cbamomils,
VandtEt Anthology,
Ingoldhy's Pile,
jayus's AguG,
ssaisoy Z SOD, -.,,,
~ 81 Ht-ahblss'
5S letlual ! /, n,'iflus
BHenaa : iielE ~,
~ ~ paylss " merry hhu III
miusf , et5e an a.
y lslaI 3 eatsal .-.,
inompHgo . Ia 4ai naptAei
lAyna s espec'o'
u'i'sAn 3 t2pse rant
Pay aclotir"ia ~ l.c .e''.l'si
dalley syrup " 20 Chrf1y,
SThyne g SyT,sl p" "a Chtifs,
sfhneck fnla. lil'c syrup
new Eng.ant tl.Tno ono Syferi
Faylor's Balgahl layerN on.
=, -, htl ENS'
Nl'ii.;t Z !'tell i,..,,t
h4oeaia e " "a marry
Wool E V l'l Cbettyb
HisS q Afomasici
-. .tsr-rlcA'a.
EhNAOEaDs ..
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coNSTARLE,s SALE

Firsg .rcs's CoUer HUGH D MCCAIN vs. A. KENDALL
FAHt-H or UEIEANs II CO....So. ia
My VIRUE Of a writ Of ieri facas to me
fe directed BIZ tho Hon I e., Gtstais yrHt Jlsr Of s Pes
rrth Parish J Drear iW paha auon SAruRpAN
iHauary ~ ls53 as h igir os atuy NnrrAol'" no.
Farty--rgya loles u MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT.
- Seized tn" above entitled suit rrNS and conditions ash
] J. HOPPE.
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rhis osFd5a hat DALlEIs Pam FATHACfOR Ha zen 1l3
family Salt Rheum thirteen yeAra' duration, and Or NlF
'hese fierce diseases have heeu vrted and they oa
There d3Dbt this Medicine has al th
ues Patent what fall len sudsr my
3aeryson added to the very eeple tsEmonals Ia Is ~
whohave used rs1utrg Immediate relief do mot
besry recommend she EstonNon Of Che afflicted he q this
aluabe salve ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
RuHs
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MEDICAL CARDS.


ntuls OF loqtor Mass s9ug Fitisll AND RfIIA
VACCINE VIRUS Children adults requiring projection
n hru. lga.a SMALL Fox obtain it BY calling b
si.' NJ !, 81 CHARLES STREET, Or az Dr MafhRLANES
n,ta sToF rrner Cis Foyls atreun, where d.
tpI nom u TIL ~ every day. a1'"rt sunih+ dscl1 s
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8 8 8 8 3 9 9 g 8
- G 0 UNTER FEITsti o.

COrNTERFEITS ,lBOUNDl.
An other falsely nanea tAlN ENTG ACTORS Cia,er,t,s
ALLEYS T fgihals who s h-n nof, tlAt ay 7.-aa
Aey uay nlueg s cable leegs lbs tha
the glrta Of Tia zenr1e aTea' Cry Of but ogr aato
AEsHis.
sa1- ATTEND 10 TIE PECULIAR MARKS UPoE TIE GEN.
tfsE, AND OBSERVE THAI tbs NAME "H, DALEY 'l
FrfTTEN WITH a PIN, III OlFFEEGNT C0fOREr LNE. aV
TIE ENVELOPE or EACH BOX, hHn THAT No orHE7 81
IRON IT.
~ General Depot United s1a vae-a o.i-t,al Be
viii bs promptly szscuad. r. bailey Co,
Ets BROADWAY, New YORK
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h-toslhI:- H., WINE. mn.
atE oils. MlNfEi. HLEAt.H sp WHALE
10 bbln NlNTfR BLEACllEu SPFBN.
so hhls lINSEEp;
so bblG. TANNERS;
90 bhls CASTOR
10 kbS~- kEArSr-sn
jsaS IL ER&co, Is Common street
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she 0fodPht nay bed and appNl 20 lNa SO q W
sdisle Touched aud begged for 60 %
thoroughly It oulanei end sew life 81 tssl
e remove burning the cheat, made lso IL
ok them which cared owe my life 10 1daa.e -
act and have been ear
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MRcHANICg INSTITUTE. Philippe street,
LOIRE AND Neutrality-suspicious. PAINT.

80 barrels and half barrels dry Of The celebrated bRnGE
WATER FAINT Mineral Paint the
ny, and for c. BOGERT CO. Camp
Agsnta h 81 louisiana Aaban Mississippi ind r.
AxQdsu 6isd BY The City subAgsna at pce by the
$500 o,
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MR ButLIn rasard saaparl sl have
tong slanlg Iipa
'ga, Lspa Pas sesbies, syphte Cachri, add ali iissa
there iHiietiah
Modification 81 the nuids Of The with considerable
with local think prefer il 70 am aReg ~
arstsr Of SafsapsTain sl M yiHf
pon afnlng the that composition
respectfully ysuG4, " e. P7Eyriss MD.
LeUsrorl, ky December 4, lss7.
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Isl C1ARTRES STREET, NeaOdaanht
Where all Dealers 10 the Strs ol LOUISIANA ALABAMA, ai-
SISSTPpi KENTUCKY IENNLsSEE and e City ST LOUIS
IA theRtae Of MISSOURI, ril BE- p-gmpu Mr.tgl.
JlHN WRtshr u CO,
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= ' = ~
LuCEL DIRECTORS
Th5aas X Price, IL. Fslaer,
SEQ. -. He1., G. a0lleT.
illsI1 wa a. l9UNsoN Aa.a a.I b EeL.I Fass.
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MEDIUM s.r 10
SMALL. f'''''t' .s--t-...- SO
70 "a
DRUGGISTS ENE1YWGl I-H ='' 't Nss"f AtrH a"' y
Al f7r u ~ RsUlr A. 4 r +. ,-tr.-.,---
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Let theas who surz olns t1rtufc OF Rhe
nAtm read the folio ard what nlio nay Sc ihsmu
.hey will use ths hfalikle remedy
hh JoHs BuLpsar g, For the a,i three yeis have
Afflicted Rheunatm
De greatest agony Of pn tired every REMEDY co procure m the
PREPARATION sarsapaa 4hc Rhsuuutpn
.n greatly improved my aith any medicine have
used have been 40
iouht the peauana o5nhd The
leat medicine IN for hhsaatan. tStiAM BRIDGES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

THE ACCIDENT TO THE SCHOONER SUSAN.
TO TIR EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

THE ACCIDENT TO THE SCHOONER SUSAN.
THE EDITOR HERALD.
The paragraph in your paper Of this date respecting
the steamboat Achilles running down the schooner
susan which vessel has subsequently been owed into
Greenpot is not true Accompanying is the true state
Of the case written back by the pilot that took the
ship Marathon to Boston, towed by the Achilles. viii
you please correct, and oblige yours,
March Is, 1853. X. STURGES, No. IS South street.
NEWPORT, March IL. 1853.
s. W. LrwIs Eso-We arrived here at eleven o'clock
night between eleven and twelve O'clock while
the race schooner loaded with empty casks running
and east passed in the then lued
and the ships bow which had in
and she chat the schooner fetched against
and consequently under the ships bow and the
result the schooner carried
and she filled. She had board mon and one
lady who all taken board the ship in safety
lost all their clothes The schooner old and not
Of much value, with oil casks from Nantucket bound to
Long Island Tie ship did meet with but very slight da
and 10 the boat. Please inform Mr. r. Sturges
shall proceed as coon rs possible I'll
THH STEAMSHIP ALABAMA, Capt Ludlow, arrived yester-
day morning from Savannah. We are indebted to the
purser for usual files Of papers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16
The Packet Ship Queen of the West.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Having noticed publication in your paper respecting
the drowning Of Vim Brown, passenger on board the
Queen Of the West from Liverpool and wishing to state the
facts in the case and thereby prevent wrong conclusion
being formed by the public those interested have
to say:-That the ship left Liverpool with abundant
supply Of water and provisions for seventy days. and with
respect to water much larger quantity than the regu
lar allowance daily given out until the ship became
disabled in spars and sails after that the usual allow
Of three quarts per day for each adult and half
that quantity to children, was served until the ship
reached port
In regard to provisions, the regular allowance was
always served and oatmeal extra when asked for and
shortly before the arrival here eleven barrels of oatmeal
gers Cocoa and coffee not part Of the allowance
to passengers but tea and sugar was Of which all re-
cci,ed the regular quantity.
The passengers who left the ship whom in the stream
those who had been shore when the ship was at
the dock previous 10 going in the stream and the
who composed the party in the boat left contrary to
the orders and advice Of the officers OF the ship
So far to the suffering from hunger the arrange
ments for cooking and serving provisions in full
force as the voyage was not until the passengers
landed and the ship in dock The boat overloaded
and those who went in her replied 10 the officers when
trying TO persuade them TO remain board that they
were in free country and would do as they liked
board ard the melancholy result was owing entirely
to their fool hardness in leaving the ship in an
overloaded boat, when in the stream and it blowing
fresh at the time. +. HAIL.ET, Queen Of the West.
We the undersigned officers and passengers on board
the Queen ofthe West her late voyage from Liverpool
New York. testify the truth of the above statement
JOHN r. TABER Chief Ofhcer.
OTTO SMITH, Carpenter.
DR.. FLETCHER surgeon on board.
HERM PETSCHOW,
MRS PETSCHOw,
GUTERMANN SCHROEDER, Passengers.
q. STAUDE,
FRIEDRICH MULLER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

The INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT TREATY
The piratical publishers have been fondling the
hope during the past fortnight that the inter
national copyright matter had been forgotten
by the Senate. Judging of the Senator's by
the rules which apply to themselves, they have
actually iancied that in the general mob for
place and power, measures Of great national
Importance and abiding benefit to the commu-
nifty at large would be overlooked. Like con-
demned criminals, they have. never been able
to realize the fact that the cruel sentence would
be rigidly executed. and that honesty would
henceforth become imperative. We can readily
conceive their dismay at the prospect of lite
rary theft becoming criminal offence. and a,-
preciate ths0helings which have led them to
construe reprieve Of fortnight as pardon.
But such we trust is not the case. Our Senate
knows its responsibilities too well we are per-
suaded to suffer the robbery of authors to con-
time for another year for want of half an hours
serious attention Time, they know, is of meal
culable Importance. Next year, measures of
absorbing interest may preclude the possibility
of this matter being taken up Now. now. must
the blow be struck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

The action Of the legislature at Albany subject
Of ecnvsrss tion neither the proposed discriminating
tolls the railroads connecting New York with Lake
Erie the proposed tax BILL deemed satisfactory.
railroads taxed in proportion to their capital
or income, and the stock held by private citizens Is
also assessed, it would amount to duplicate taxation.
The expsdieney Of taxing railroads at all was strongly
doubted but fthey must be taxed, 1t was suggested
that each and all should be taxed according their net
annual incomes be the nominal apital whatever might
In such tax should be imposed the stock held by
individuals should be exempt from all taxation because
whatever deducted in the way Of income tax from
the receipts of the roads would be much deducted
from the dividends to be distributed among stock
holers hence woul5 be wrong thus to tax the stock
over sgain held by them The value of railroad stocks
are regulated by the dividends they make
merchant limited that a desirable measure for the
consideration Of the Legislature would be take up and
consider the inequality of the School tax the existence
Of which has been clearly shown by Mr. Comptroller
Fagg According to the provisions of this law it would
that the city largely and disportionatey taxed
for school purposes compared to the rest Of the State
One party suggested that the most equitable mode Of
raising money by additional taxation required would
be to impose upon the net incomes of both
po-ations and individuals banks and other corporate
bodies included Taxes imposed the uncertain valua
ton Of both real and personal estate is unequal and op
pressve Thus, party may be taxed on valuation of
1000 $4,000 worth Of real personal property
whose income may not be sufficient to mess the
expenses Of his family, while another may
factory other valuable productive property
worth than the above sums, which may
be yielding him $4,000 to $4,000 per clear
profit. In you rob man Of his capital, or
Bread to pay taxes while in the other case it ia felt to
be tribe. Compelling men to swear to the valua
t,opo thpir nOtOn fhe
toarrive at it real worth Under the present arrange
ment said another party, If mans property IT, in his
Judgment over assessed, he swear off the excess
Most value their property higher than others but
10 compel them to TO it, proposed in the new
tsx bill, would cause them to be unjustly taxed
Regret expressed for the death of Captain Nelson
of the steamer Sierra Nevada He for years filed
the Office Of barbor master with great satisfaction
to the merchants to whom he long and favorably
known.
The produce markets without further change
yesterday.
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TELEG r AP HIC.

New ORLEANS, March IL, 1853
Private letters from San Juan Nicaragua, dated 9th in
stant received here by the steamer Daniel Webster say
that the people of Greytown sent thirty armed and
number Of carpenters, who removed portion of the
building OF yanderbts Nicaragua Transit Company, az
ter taking down the American flag and sautng it with
military honors. They intended to the rest Of the
building the 10th.
The greatest excitement prevailed and the Transit
Company has refused all intercourse with the town.
They also refused Mr. Squier passage up the river,
and declined taking any Of the citizens passengers to
Neg York
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Personal Intelligence,

W. understand that charles p Looey, E.q, tn IRE.
sent able Director o. the Austrian consulate Office Of
New York, has been nominated Acting Coasul General
1h appointment u considered exceedingly udieious
one for independent ~ his intimate knowledge ~ tie
duties u bis o0ce, Mr. Loosely IL gentleman ii huh
httfaTy AMI scientific attanfDent8 mercantile expert.
ence and universal information.
ARRIVALS At I'M METROPOLITAN. - Attorney CcneraI
Chathedi Albany, Captain 1owter csloe ship Ericsson.
'artain J. Folsom, ". = army; y. =. Mctorkle w. y
nay, Ion 6ustsvo Delayega, Mexico Iicut Bod a. X
navy Hon. J, J. Butler south Corolna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

TnE ERTcSsov.-T The caloric ship Ericsson.
which returned to this port on Monday Is soon
To ieayc for London, from whence it is intended
to send her to Australia Her recent trip to
the South has established the partial success Of
the new principle, At the same time that IL has
suggested some important improvements the
Introduction Of which II i expected viii mate
rally augment her rate Of apced. Her appear
once in the Thames will create quite a scngation
among the Briti-hers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

A BEDUsTED CTY-The elements would seem.
for some days past to have got into an unholy
league with our modern civic reformers to cast
dust into the eyes Of this long-suffering commu-
nifty. In Broadway particularly the effects of
this elemental cooperation have been severely
felt. and for the past two days fashionable pc
destrians have been expelled from the tottoirs,
and have had either to waste their sweetness
within the palaces of the Fifth avenue. or take
their airing-and their busting carriages.
Such Of the fairer portion OF humanity as have
ventured to run the gauntlet of the whirlwinds
Of dust must have had sad havoc committed
with their rich velyets and pretty hats. and
then they looked more like Mshometan beauties
rushing to the Mosque, than American ladies'
on the promenade, with their wells carefully en-
yeloping their faces, and screening them from
the halfblinded eyes Of the lords of creation.
What pity it is that our Street Inspector was
net able any time during the winter to procure
scayengers to cleanse the streets from the deep
layers 81 mud and filth with which they were
encrusted. before the dry season converted
these denominations into dust and sand. to drive
beauty out Of the strcets-to spoil all the hand
some dresses Of The ladies who could not bc
kept within doors, and to lay the seeds OF con-
sumption and death ia fhc lungs of hundreds
When viii the citizens Of New York obtain inn
mnnity for the various evils inflicted on them
BY negligent officers and humbugging REFORM
orst Perhaps some short time before the pro-
missed millennium