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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-30

De bdunestefres cultirablcs ct DIES eT
res situtes comme il suit
Sur lie Grand Bayou, audessus de lf'
ton de Nj NORBERT LAVE ct az dessG
la residence de NJ. T. MoLLERE;~ ~
Sur lie Bayou Corne, pres du ferry;
Sur lie bayou Pierre-Part, au dessus
dessous du ferry; ts' -
: Sur la Belle Ripierc,. sur Ia route colda
sur I'habitation GRos ct Pagan: III
Sur lie bayou Creuc-snfl lie bayou IN
dams 10 Bfnie Labadie dams lc NY
Ie1ds.
A vendre egalement des doubles ep
sious situees derrieres les h%abitatlons g.
GuiIlot, Barber ct autreS;-dans lie BfN
Tncent ct sur lie railroad DIES Opelousaa'
Conditions avanta9euses.
S.adresser L
A.. J. POWELL, q :,
U. S. Dep. Surveyor = lana
Donaldsonville. La.
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Assumption.
Eth Judicial District Court, in and
for the parish IF Assumption.
Succession of John Warner Bets,
deceased.

QeCeitSGu.
By virtue of and in obedience to an order OF
sale, dated the 7th day of october 1853, to me
directed by the above Honorayle Court, in the
matter Of the above succession. | will offer at
public sale at the Court House ofathis parish,
Situated at Napoleonvllle, OH Saturday the
18th day of November next 1853, at ten o'clock
A. NJ, the following described property belon-
ging TO the succession aforesaid, to wit
lst. A certain tract of land situated in this
parish, on the left bank of the Attakapas Ca
nal landing to Lake Verret, about four males
from Napoleonyille, measuring five arpents
and eighty four feet front on said Canal, by
forty arpenfs in depth more or less, betweeng
parallel lines, bounded above and below ha
lands OF Edouard Blanchard.
Cd. A negro girl, named Mary or Kenny,
about As years Of age, good cook, washer and
| ironer.
Sd. Celeste, a negro woman, about IS years
of age, good cook, washer aud ironor; this ne
gro woman#is afflicted with a rupture,
Tesm and Conditions
The land to Be sold one fifth cash, and the
balance payable IN two equal instruments,
one halfof said balance i'll march. 1854, and
the other half in march 1855. Thtapllrchasers
t, furnish their notes payable At the office Of
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ETAT DE Ia I.VUlsIANE.
Paroissse AS ofnption.
Courdn Cinquiemc District J~udicia!re
dams ct pour Ia pnoisse Assumption:
Succession de John Warner Bets,
dhrpRh ~
deCeut.

En- vertu dun ordre de yente en- date du I
octobre 1853, a moi adrcsse par Itlonorabl"
Ia sy,sdite Cour, dams lattaire de Ia Success
susiite. JotIrirai en- yente pub!Ique Il Ia
llaisoa de Cour de cctte parolSse, situee a
NapoIeonville, lie Samedi I2me jour 'u mois
de Novombre proclaim 1883, a 10 heures A. II,
les prophecies cl-apres decrites; appattelalit a
la susdlte Succession, SAVIOR:
10. I'm certain moroccan de terre: situe dams
cette p~aroisse, sir la rive @auche du Canal
des Attakapas, condulsant au Lac 1efret, ell
viron quatre miles de AafoleonvIiie, mesu-
rant cinq arpents Ct quatFe-slngt-qnatre pletS
de face an Dat Canal, ~safqanrante arpeHts de
protondeur plus II molns, entire hgneS paral-
ieles, borne DIES deux c0ta5 par les terft $
d,Edouard Blanchard.
%. Une negresse, nominee Mary on t3enny,
igee d'erviron Is ans, bonnie culsnuefe,
blanchisseuSe ct repasseuse.
80. Une negresse, nominee Celeste, agte
d'envir4on IS ans, bonnie cuisiuiere, blanchls-
seuseret repasseuse, cette II ayresse est attilgee
dune herfIle.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

In thc matter ofthc Succession OF Ma
RE Modesto GautreanX, deceased "i'c
of Ansclmc Boudreaus.
Nv virtue of a decree OF this Honorable Court
oated the 9th october 1853, VIII be offered at
puhlic sale, by the Undersigned anct'oneer Tor
Tho D,rish Of Assumption, On the promises, on
SATURDAY the 18th day of November, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, the following described property,
ha},noinr 10 said sucCcsslo!i: to VIZ
81 \ plantation situated IN said parish, on
the right bank et the Bayou Iato"fche, about
o,p mile below !.abtI;evltie, measuring three
,rnrntS front more or less. by forty arpents in
dep.h between parallel line bon"dtd above
bv lands OF Jean ~iaptiste DfndreanN q oa'oW
h. those Of Clovis Talbot, together with ali the
binjldjnrs ard Improvements found thereon.
ID. Horses, horned c%attIes, turning utensils,
house hold anJ kitchen fnrnltrfc'
Terms and Couditioa'
The landed property paya3'e III three equal
insta, meuts, maturing in the months OF 'il'rtn
of each OF the wears 1851, 1853 and 1896. ne
movable property payable all sums OF ten doi,
rars and un.er ten dollars in march 1894, and
all sums above ten dollars in march 1893. Fur
oh, sers to fnri.ish good and sufficient security,
with special mortgage on the landed properly
and ali sums not pnnctually paid at maturity to
| hear interest at the rate OF eight er cent pei
cent per annum, ,o-,
Assumption, this 9th october 1893.
ALFRED TETE,
AuctionCrr
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;u, a Paris, de plus beau, CONNIE decofa
zion, que les vlngt t'b'canx que IA / o'' &c
Saint Martin Il montreS ah pab'lc'
La sale ttait comnc en- tt;'t DC sieec.
On a page dcs Ioges 100 ct 2oo t"~
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AVIS.

La Societe qui existait entire KIcna,
Templet. est dun commun accord diss0.,
81 du mois d'aoht passe 1853. Les p'rsoDp
qui il est da par la societe, voudront o'eI Ll
senter leur compte a NJ. A. M, Temple1' GU
de la liquidation. =
M. A. NJ. Iemplet, contlnuant lie naen'
re de m ueparl lie passe, ees nns
en- remerciant leurs amis ct lie public Gu M
pour leur liberal patronage dePuls qum
commence, esperent que par Fa'1eha% y
p~onctualite ct lie bon vouIoir d'arrangei y
monde, NJ. Templet receyra sa part da r +
mage de ses amis ct Dun generenx pnplr
RICHARD e. TEMPLE
Donaldsonyille, Ter aoht. 4.@@ .
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FOR SALE

A first rate Second hand FAM yCalr
lately Thoroughly repaired-for sa,e
change for a Barouchc or q h'ss''
Terms : Very low 81.
Apply IL EMILE Broror,
t; charlottesville, L''
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DISPARU

Samedi, 20 octobre, un cheval creole den
viron quatre ans, bale, ttampe, ayant les
reins bombes ct les deux pattes de derrlefe
bIanches. -,
Tine recompense IiberaIe sera accordee a
ouiconoue lie ramenera 4 notre residence GU
a celle de NJ. E. Feray ,.narchand de cette pa
roisse.
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EAE6TAoM MNy>es


SAxsHAeA Ae2\sS
/" conformity toI,,
h by virtue eff a p.''.
NlaIAEsS pouIo 0. Hebrr. Gs.'
~ of the State Of o |!
Elections will be held, in The n,S
Assumption. on Monday the m a sss
veubcr 1883 between the hours ofGGE,
A.. NJ, to i O'Clock NJ, for tha
of rIecting a Representative to C%~
for the Second District; a State ssn~
the District composed of the p,r;I'
Assumption, Latourchc Interior and
bonnie; three Representatives to ,baS
Legislature, for this parish, u Sta,r :
st,rrr; an Auditor Of Publics Accom-
Superintendent of Public Educa,ion.,s
riff; a Recorder, Clerk ofCout , y
ncl: an Assessor; Thirteen Justices
Peace. and thil>een Constables. one H.
vs. ,, ;. Y caChG
&c '"'s "'>s''.' ."'s pa''Sh'
ny P,.''' n''''> arc as leIM
tin' "e"' Juan Aleu-
,'s'"e'Ir' s.',e'S 'a'ery
o,'"c' 4''''''" 'NoS and An
'''''l''"'
1:!i Ward. 1t or c Il Gabriel p.Ja.
coffee house: commissioners,
Wives. AdnIphc Leblanc and c.
Rodriguez.
Bid Ward. 4, or near me plantation i
vrrin Landry nrar the parrv
c'mrch; commissioners. Ursin N.
rm, fiorent'n NIchcla n Firmm
d'E.
t'H A''i. ~ CT near haF'''S AIbag
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-30

r,;;a,o 1,. I1lnrii,n. ,,ropt tcu,,es
'L". ~ n.sp ls.o,, tion.
r., ,ra; 1so,a ;o,r d., mois d, W.
iIiInaa ,L,n,;: q La,,,s V ;us,,ua
h.,ro, dams 10 but d'elir+. I'm
p,"oa.a,,an. ny Cnnnrss none j.. Second
n:tt,.;at ra,x. n1.,. an ~6Dainrr ,j.[;-
,at ,anr J.. a;-tr;ct cnmno.6 Jcs raroiSscs
.ana,;o, I,f,,reh,. Entprnc ct 1crrc-
..-.o;. o,,o.,,.,ut. j., ;.u;.i,tm.
J,,stat nDnr .attn a,,i.sn. ru Yrf.n,ie,
I,E,N ,,.f,,..r I.. r,nnt.. pnh!i....
-, ;,,,oI,, t do. : col,s nuhliufpS. an
sL.an;H ~ nnnnrI.r. - o., .fTe, j.. Conn.
-, rn,nnnr. I.sn.srnr. ,rp,z. .ysoa~ De-
p,ix ~ tt,;z, l,,n.;ah,es, TN lau, Ia ysai>
- t,,n.,,hl. ,nur ca,orr district d.
H.; l., pn!c. !. ra,fi. ", roI,.r.
I,I I;snx rnf.,c,i,,x son, ,nnmn writ
ooi,,iiEp D,S1pIrr-thry Jnmn Ale-
,n,, 49,, 5,nsl l.. v,jsina rc. ror,m;ssai.
- y,sn,y I.h,,n, Elo,a,1 Viva,
If ,ut,j,. Ntrtin,z,
,.., ,,;.,- =, {. l., Gabriel Eodrj.
~. -, dan, IL yoix;na.... c,,j,uj,-
7,;,,. \r,,o Wives 4I,',fr, L.,!,iarc
tt.h,i.l H,}tiw,pz
3t,n itstrirt-t !hubjintiuE SryrriH LANDRY
,ras rtr|is, nar,j,,ia,r. ol dams Ee
voisinare commissaires. Ursin Me-
i ]lancon. EIor,utin Niche. ct SEVERN
Landry.
4ne Dislrict-Choz Marius .4lhagcac on
dams le voisinao,. commissioners. Ma
RUS Asbagnac, E,icnuc Landry c;
Evaris,c Forais.
,me D;strict-Chcz Drauziu Hjmel ON lars
le voisinaue: comni>s,i,es, Lovinsky
Hjmel. Pr. Hache ct Ferdinand Lus.
sipnau.
6me District-An cafe 1r MaNi!c Euu
dreaux on dams lie roisinage: %c"nnnis.
%saires, EGe Landry, MaxiI" Eundreat
ct Amedee Bourg.
Tine DIstrIct-A lhabttat'Hn de f. f. N'''
hot on dams lie Volsina5e; coiiI'lssal'e
j. u. b. Landry. Edmond DelaVien'
ct Ausus'e Delaune'
Sine Distrlct-A la Ma'son &c coni dc co''
paroIsse; commissioners Edmond hau
r,n' Nathan ~uos'er e. - "''s''.
9me i'ls'fic'IAu o'iaaI. ~ ~. a."
,n.er, d a'aS v ~N
~ Us
'a,. - n,ss,na r.nd.r .
i'''e -.;1;naua. ann,m;.sa;rns ch
landry.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-30

In The matter ofthc Succession OF Ma
,;a Modesto Gautreanx, deceased wife
of ApscIme Boudreaus.
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CEO. Levitt, $50 BRoADWAY.-ELEGANT SPRING
VI and summer clothing, made Of the most choico and
fashionable material from the latest styles Constantly
oeivpg tho most desirable cassm and vestngs diroct
from Paris Cutters attend from A. NJ till p. n, TO
ceive orders. $50 broadway.
PROSPECTUS OF THE PHOENIX GOLD MINING
i Company-under perpetual charter Of the State or
North Caroina company 625 acres Of land,
various machinery and buildings with over one hundred
thousand dollars worth ofprc the sarface.
The contains fourteen veins of pyrtes three OF
which to depths of 20 and $50 feet show
ing great quantities q which have hitherto only OBJ
tanned average OF fifty cents to dollar bushe
On trial being made last week Of the by newly
invented mashnery at the Novelty Works.
that with perfect the produced, with
expense to SIS per barrel This result Confirmed by va
rous renders the mines Of this
valuable
Books Of subscription to only 100 shares capital
stock will 10 opened at the Office Of N. H. COBB CO. ~
Wall street. where pamphlets and information
taiued Monday the 9th nstsnt and that
day only II more than the whole number of shares
subscribed for pro rata allotment will lbe The
shares will be issued at two dollars each.
Immediately after closing the books meeting Of stock
fodsrs will lie held Directors chosen and the company
fully organized.
Applications for shares made prisr to Monday will take
precedence.
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THE FIREaIEN

A THE ANNUAL MEETING oFNUTUAL HOOK AND
IN Ladder Company, No. L. held on Monday evening" May
2 1853 the following resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed
Resolved That learn with rnogned regret that
foreman declines lowing crcumsta beyond his
trail n election.
Resolved That during his term cice he has discharged
his duties with ability and prom ptLees has always pro-
noted good fellowship and mutual goodwill between the
members that admir- alton for him ofcer and re-
speot him gentleman, prompt the occasion
his tender him this vote Of Thanks
iatng that although command MS vet
advice and society.
Resolved That those proceedings published in tho New
York Herald and Sunday Mercury.
THos. ". TALMAN, Secretary.
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SPORTING.

ENANCY PIGEONS FOR SALE.-A VERY CHOICE
collection Of pouters, fans, rus swallows, tumblers
magpcs Boards carriers spots &c. &C. Apply at 70 vesey
street.
MOCKING BIRDS FOR SALE.-SIX SUPERIOR
M hooking birds These birds from two 10 three
old they mock cat dog hem rooster and sing night and
dry. Any gentleman wishing fine bird may apply at 6
Fourth street. N.B.-Brds sold are warranted.
TO GENTLkMEN-AT THE SOLICITATION OF HIS
pupils and fricn ds pimcntnry benefit will be
given TO Prof JNO WALKER Friday evening next, AZ
Grand street Hall four doors from broadway when those
who desire will have ortunty OF viewing select
hibon Of spsrrng The host profcsss and amaours Of
the city will take Tickets be had ct the hotels
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FURNITURE,
EuRNIruRE FoR SALE VERY LOW TANpsox.

FURNITURE FOR SALE VERY Iowa HANDSOME
A. Brussels ,af pet, TO match, handsome druggc
hogany spring seat sofa marble top sofa table,
thre bronzed enndenhra with three and i've lights and
glass ornaments handsome mahogany French double bed
stead cured maple double bedstai marble top
hotany dressing table The above nearly and will
he sold at bargain II applied for immediately at NO IL
Warren street.
QUITS OF COTTAGE FURNITURE, ALL SHADES
- cod top suits e2s merblc top sets SIS TO $50. Hotel
ad Loarny house opotors private families will hnd
the aove the bert cheapest suits 20 be bought
MATTRESSES fNd prliasscs 9de ~ t4e led~-t esss-.a
mi and Ted ksr.
EA1nsWs a STACY, ~ Broadway cor Spin. 81
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MATRIMONIAL

1EATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
IS Lovor-Profesoor Lawton Boston, formerly of Lon
don will send any address, receipt OF dollar post
paid plain directions enable ladies' gentlemen win
the devoted affections many the opposite rs their
hearts may desire The process s SIMPLE but oapti-
waiting that all may married. irrespective OF age
position and last though not least IL be
ranged With such and dccacy that detection impes
Ll!c tefrcss rrC3eLs .AWtsa, Dssson, A.ss. no let
taLeL from tie Pest Oes ansss the Eostss pAd
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, MAY T. ls53-
" Owners wanted for the following property Mt the
frst District Police Court ut tho Tombs Centre street,
supposed have been stolen One leather trunk and
ttered the ends and yellow labels Hud
H. r. Road two large copper kettles, and ono lot oil
pieces OF copper boilers -
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CAMUEL OsGooD, AUCTI0NEER : OSGOoD 4
- CONCKLlN will sell on Saturday, May 7, at 1ok
O'Clock their store 1873 Fulton street. nrge aud general
Of second bsnd furniture emsining from
oua private houfea to DO sold without
slfo, iarco assortment Of furniture, consisting of
haok walnut and nshogany parlor fntcs
49,, sNir ctut. Aiso Syupvvin
ersiture and cottage suts, glass, plated &c.
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PEAL EsTATE,wE ARE REQUESTED TO CALL THs
III attention OF real estate buyers to the valuable property
TO be sold at auction by JAMES NJ aILLER CO. at the
Merchants, Exchange Tuesday, May TO- at IL O'Clock
on Eighth and Ninth avenues, and fronting on rosdway
and Fifty seventh Fifty eighth and Fifty ninth streets
Ky reference tho city maps Ii be that tho whole
front Fifty seventh street directly on BloomnsdAs
square, which Is to be thrown open The property
on high aad commanding ground overlooking ING CITY ana
country miles around Also Nos 20 and 2S1 sprint
street corner Of varick Also 763 Gr.enw eh street
large portion purchase money remain ou bond and
mortgage For particulars and map inquire At the auctoz
room, 81 Maiden lane.
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BOARDING

DOoMS AND BoARD.-MADAME MEYER, HAVING
III removed to No. Leroy place, Blocker street. and
havingb fitted up her spacions residence in
TO com elegance with comfort calls the attention OF
f1mes and single gentlemen In search OF rooms, to her
o. abshment French cooking. good attendance, the
edcrn and select company OF the
TO 10 found In her home Families il dis
poeed he served in their Table dhote a. six
O'Clock.
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THE FERRIES.

ROOSEVELT AND BRIEGE STREET FERRY.--THE
~ boats on this ferry inning this morning ~
yosoek Two nsw and fast boats will ply
eshIy IRON a. NJ 70 ~ and one boat, will DO kept
20 take her place the route when required
riaSe the same NJ the Cathans and Fulton ferries
rage free on this the first day Of running for foot
sers and vehicles Communication and other tickets may b.
nd At the office, Bridge street, Brooklyn.
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PLANIs AT AUCTION.-W q. McTLvAIN WILL SELL
eeesn atths Sod stsPs No. John street. lay e.
w ocIock perpstuai nsntAly asA elibing rssss,
bloom, daisies panses vsrbsnas dAhias H. oS Ieeoo
Buchanan Astoria, L. T. -
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THE TURF.


Union COURSE, L. I.-TR0TTING.-ON TUESDAY,
~ May TO- at three o'clock p NJ match for ST. 900 mile
heats best three In fvo to harness. between two four
old cslts Smith Burr b. Rose Of ashinSton
Il. Jones names b Ethan Allen The above match will
be without doubt the best Of the kind trotts
The stallion Ethan Allen Black Hawk colt Is well known
in the upper the State the Hooomb colt and
good condition and capable of making fine trot. The
mare well known Long Island having proved herself
very fast colt In former this track All lovers
Of trottng stock should attend Stages viii leave the Full
ton ferry Brooklyn and the Grand and Houston street fer
ries, Williamsburg, for the course, hourly.
JOHN /. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
TTNION COURSE L. I-TRoTTING.-ON WEDNES
~ day May H. at three o'clock r. M purse and stake
1850 milo heats best three in vc wagons the
and driysr to weigh go pounds w. AbTahams names
land Lady Relief Stages will leave tho Fulton
ferry. Brooklyn, and Grand and Houston street ferries
Williamsburg, for the course, hourly.
JOHN /. SNEDIKER Proprietor.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

HOTEL FOR SALE or PARTNER WANTED-TIE
proprietor of OF tho most fasho uabc and best To-
Gated hotels In this city wants partner with capital
al iea,t $1,000 willing to sell out hs entire interest,
together with III lease to cash customer to those
WHO contemplate eharng In this business the preseat s
most favorable opportunity Address H. Co. Union square
Post Office.
OFFICES TO LET, on BROADWAY. AT REDUCED
~ rents -Premises watched DAY and night Apply TO
EOkGE L. FOX, 1873 Broadway, corner Anthony street
T'O HOUSE BUILDERS -FoR SALE-A LARGE LOT
Of building materisls locust posts Co. together with
Two spieno marble mantc pieces Ia perfect order Also
one OF oeswoods ktchcn thirty gallon boiler pipes
&c. nN comricte Ddora window blinds, rratcr 6c for
kaie ehenp. tPriy ut so Eroome street acrccr
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n o'ssck in the auction rooms IS Sp,uca a.
some furniture counters and uhOv eaaaS tventv
stoves also the choice cell cton and
es medicines 20. saturday o the sssroons, vsiu.
able furniture, &C. TH0S. BELL, Auctionser
A UCTI0N NoTIcE-sALE-ON SATURDAY AT p
Barclay street, four FIRST rate billiard tables all The
bar fixtures glass cases counters gas an
lures teIpin alleys windows and other articles In this
celebrated place. THoS BELL, Auctionser.
A UCTION sALE-BY SIMEON DRAPER. AT THE
"a Merchants Exchange ON Friday, May 1t half past
i4s shares Of Ontario Bank stock Of. $50 each
90 do. ofsuHoik do do ... -. 50 do.
20 do Merchants Exchange Bank stock. Of 80 do.
g DO q snnsssss Mining Co stock; Of 100 do.
ioV DO Buffalo, Corning and New York Railroad
40 do Toledo Tolsaii and cleveland Railroad
ocs first nossssss per cent Chicago and Mississippi
$50 eco first mortgage per convertible bonds Of the
DsnPhin aud Susquehanns Coal Company.
bonds town Of Perryshurg, Ohio convertible into
shAfes u the Junction Railroad Company.
$ouc0 bonds Of she city of williamsburg, due December
~ bonds Of the Junction Railroad Company Of
Ohio, per cent, convertible for 81 900 each
bonds City of Pekin, Illinois, 10 years to run,
Per cent interest payable in Now York,
10 seven per cent mortgage bonds Of the run.
wick Canal and Railroad Co., interest payA-
Bile in New York, Of. ................. 1000 each.
wick Canal and abroad Co., interest paya-
II Evansville Illinois Railroad bonds 6rst '''A
mortgage convertible payable in 1862 Of 1000 each
Also, two pcws in St. Bsrtholomew's Church Nos liz
and 40.
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RESTAURANTS.

EREEN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS.-A VERY
VI fine green turtle will be served at tho Weschester
House, corner Broome and Bowcry this day under tho
direction of r. O. Montgomery In Hoboken style. Soup
ready IL Families supplied by sending price dol
lar per quart NBFormer members Of the Hoboken
tie Cnb and those wishing 70 join requested appear
Spoon exercise to at four p NJ and form
club.
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d C. KEMP, AUCTIONrRR.- Avn vurNy.

Bushsnsn, Astoria, 1. l. S'-'-'' ~ Nv.
r G. KEMP. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS YURNI-
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The counties bordering the Columbus Pqua Ind
ana Railroad contain coo with taxable pro-
Ohio, In all the elements for railroad tradic.
The cash subscriptions to this road, secured and
rS nearly all paid up a%ount to- ses5 soo
The second mortgage bonds which have been near
ly all sold at and 90, amount TO- . .... 4oOOO0
$780,, 500
which win the whole Of the road being under
SIS, 0OO per mile
The work rapid progress OF competion6 miles Of the
track being laid down aud viii bo running June
t The rest Of the road will he ready for the
ture by May proximo The whole iron for the track
chssod and At prices far below present rates. glance at
cupied by this road No other road In Ohio will command
large portion Of the through trao from the whole
beard to the West New York, Philadelphia Baltimore
will all End this valuable link 10 the respective
which lead from the MsssPpi to these cities The
great value TO the purchaser Further particulars
had on application 1T No. 46 Pine street.
no BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON FRIDAY,
l Mayo, At IL o'clock n, by H. LEEDS CO.. in frone
Of their auction ROOM No. street. ono pair matched
bay fifteen hands high sound and kind. One
seven the other eight old and mile together
in 80 minutes The wagon light leather top srotting
plated made by Trainor N y and has been used but
Q the hishcst bidder on To above day.
this day at 10 O'Clock at No AS Chambers street-AH
he furniture contained in said hotel top dressing
bureaus wash stands French mahogany bedtead cottage
do sofas and sofa bedteads wadrobs marble top centre
tables and side tables chairs in plush and hair
coth seat chairs hair feather beds
sells and ingram carpets olcoth crockery and glassware
wines and liquors. 20 baskets champagne Heidsiok brand
together with kitchen furniture Sale positive rain shine.