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ANGElL ON WATER CouRsEs, RTc. /;
ANsELL ON COMBINATIONS;
ARNouLp ON INSURANCE
Rg1rs' ADMIRALTY PRACTICE;
BLAcKsroSR's COMMENTARIES
BouvIEE's Law DICTIONARY;
BRowN's Civil AND ADMIRALTY
Law;
BuRLAMAQuI's NAT. AND Pol,
LAW;
BuRGK ON SUHETYsHlP;
Civil CopE OF LOUISIANA, 1908;
Civil CopR OF LOUISIANA, ny
UPToN;
CopE NAPOLEON;
COLLIER ON PARTNERSHIP;
CoNKLISG's U. s. ADMIRALTY;
CoSkLiNs's TREATISE
CooPER's JusrISIAN
DIGEST OF NEwYoRk REPORTS;
DoMAT's CIVIL LAW, ENGLISH;
DUR on INSURANCE;
GoRpoN's DiGKsT LAWS U. s.;
EMERIGoS ON INSURANCE;
Cow ON PARTNERSHIP;
ielI ltlpltW For sale
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DISASTROUS FLoon WIscoNsIN.-One of the heaviest
storms Of rain known in the country occurred at the
village and in the vicinity Potos Wisconsin on the
ming OF the LIST inst During the night resess torrents
water swept through the Streets filling up cellars moving
buildings from their foundations and doing Immense
damage Mrs Whiting, in attempting to return to her
house from that of neighbor carried off by the cur
rent and although her cries for assistance were heard by
many, the darkness of the night and the terrific storm
rendered 1t impossible to aid her The storm equally
destructive in the village of Wisconsin.
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RECENT CuRIous DIscovERY AT NINEyAH-The Lon
don papers by the Asia announce very curious
and interesting discovery made at Nneyah namely a
coffin containing the body Of lady of the Royal house
many of whose garments entire also the gold studs
which fastened her vest The most singular discovery
however, WIS mask Of thin gold pressed upon the face
so as to and retain the features of the deceased
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-15

GEN. piERcE.Gen Pierce having been stopping at the
fremont House, Boston for several days had just left
Cambridge when the news Of his nomination arrived A
particular friend OF his started at convey the in
tegence to him. He appeared much surprised and init
mated that 1t was probably hoax. lie declined any
public demonstration in Boston, and also refused public
reception rendered to him from Concord lie proceeded
from Boston to Northampton whittier he in conse-
quence of the delicate health of Mrs Pierce
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pY VIRTUE of an ordinance of the Common
Council of the City Newoteane providing for the subscp-
GREAT Raoad N.Y.
1852; and 49,
city Of to the stock The Newoes Jackson and Great
Northern karoG approved 18th May and
nth May 1851 entitled Ordinance prescribing hold
all elections that become necessary BY yItne q t third
titled A Roy d a the % By the pss and
taking works improvements
posai OF stock subscrbed.'
the ?sSy Eysn a
landed estate the city The popiey
he ssSsa' th
s n dc y ass S s s
Company
The following places md under the superintendent Of the Inspectors
and Clerks to be hereafter desgns,sd ,...,.,... c
sonersc D. Yancey Mark Walton, Neville clsrks-J G. Tay
Second WARD-At No. calops street,
Apollo Nayads streets Comm 0neIsF Iismook,
Chilli Ts %sD lanes
Garonde streets + goTng j. NJ Hawthorn
"" FouRTR WAfDA The Conf aes Hotel con
Flash saomon Geo stsever cerka-JW W.
FIFTH WARD-A Orleans Orleans street.
De- 2. Beverages Antoine Carriere
SIXTH WARDAt Engnehouse No Hospital street between
Rey" and Bourbon streets l. Warner NJ Bnr
SEVENTH WARD-Atthe between
Rssas ss% us snp nsh' Gar
Eighth wARDA the Engine house q Phsn. Fire Company
VIM A. Mott, =. .Cictks--B Hernandez T. Innaux.
NINTH WARDAt M Mentegus and casaealyo
tenth Of Josephine Ianrel
s11 Tasss VIM Gilmore o,,., n chs,,nr and
Phillips, George clersJohn Fitch, VIM BaisteIe
T I' returns the ssH to be made De dR5s%SS
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Cos4 MI Goddard, late chief Clerk Of the
81 the Interior has published card. denying
tsysly tlat political reasons, as has been stated
thing 10 do Nth his resignation. He states that
n NJ With the Secretary Of the Interior
Il he mort cordial and agreeable character, and
ID with view Of engaging in more profit
u '1{5vSte pursuit.
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.Nosoa.ifo .setiinq.

Efr FIFTEEN HUNDRED PIECES SUPERIOR NETTING, iu
opened at very low prces, at SlMP SON'S,
myl7 2ptf so Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-15

HI AZ AniouRksrENr FIxED BY THE HoUsE.--on the
the joint resolution offered some time since
IL lbthuf August as the Termination Of the pres
a. " scouas<es o1me up. It was amended by
~ NJ ~ ~ 18th the day and was then agreed to
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No returns from the Barataria Precinct but it is pre-
sumed that this latter will not change the result.
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vg,HE GREAT FIRE IN CH1L1CoTHE, OHIO.

FENHE GREAT FIRE IN CHILICOTHE, OHIO
IL oNETHIlsD OF THE TOWN BURNT TO ASHES
CHilicoTug, Ohio, April 10, 1852
MEssRs STEARNs l. MARVIN: GtRtima-yvurs of the 9Th
hand In reply, every EXCEPT YOURS, proved
good for nothing lost PERFECTLY DESTROY
ED-but in the SMALL SALAMANDER BOUGHT FROM YOU,
NOTHING WAS INJURED.
Your ohedieut servant, WIN. T. CLEMSON.
The above RCHS SALANlAN
DERS ARE THE ONLY SAFES TO RE DEPENDED UPON, In
the Pearl SAFES, makers were
TOTALLY DESTRoYED-RGiIs SAFE ALONE bidding
the flames bonds
100000 The Chlcothe fire parallel EVERY
Kos Is These repeated iucon
trstbly that Wlrs Patent Saalpaniers IMPROVE
MENT the United States or in the whole
world.
They be had at the Depot LAG Water street. and the Factory
corner Of ST. Marys Place and Avenue York. -
STEARNS l. MARVIN.
p The Subscriber in this civ the
constantly sale large stock
and good assortment Of their SAFES Those
ISsnce Of EXPECTING INSURANCE their books papers
other articles Of small bulk vaue
anime FOURTEEN TESTED SAFES, together thirty erf
Gates from those who have saved MORE THAN MILLION DOL
LARS IN RICHS SAFES, -
iel4 If ISAAC BRIDGE 10 Magazine street
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Two hnndred and forty six persons have been
run over during the past twelve menhs in NewY erk city
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Tsnr Frr-The British (Canada) Wing says that,
recently musician belonging to the rifle brigade got away
from Kingston in singular lie was packed in
case and put board of the lake steamers on her
way down the river On arriving at French creek the
case was carried shore and the man. by faint kckngs
inside made his known the bysaners on the
wharf, When released from his narrow prison he was
much exhausted and it took time to restore him to
consciousness He had with him in the packing case the
instrument he played upon cornopn that cost his reg
iment fifty dollars
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81 The Republic - that washington Is
n intested with gang II z<pcndiaries. de.
nctise nre occnrred in that city " 9Th, which was
the work Of some Of these vis and several
made to set fife to buldingx he following
night, which fortunately proved unsuccessfu&&
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-15

Z HofEl THlxr ARREsrEp.--A fellow who entered his
Hsns ~ John Thompson, from NewOreans was arrested
since at Loyeoy's Hotel in NewYork, for steal
containing property to Che amount of $500,
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SA%A UNION ARTILLERY-Th members en-
x rolled of this and all who may desire to nroll them,
Solves hereby requested 10 attend meeting at the
Arsenal Girod between ST. Chnris and a,ondeet
WEDNESDAY EVENING next June TO- at o'clock
of organizing and nomination of officers.
IDl5 BY order. CHAS. C. CAMPBELL, Sec'y pro tenn.
! HEADQUARTERS FORTY SEVENTH REGIMENT
y FIRST BRIGADE FIRST DIVISION L. NJ ! .
-@ ORDERS No. THE officers and men,
bsrs the Regiment hereby notfsd to
sH assemble at tho Armory Carondeet street, EVERY
SdsEEs WEDNESDAY EVENING at 5 o'clock, or Drill aud
The puncta attendance member abo
luey enable the Regiment celebrate the coming Ami
Countr Independence Persona DESTROYS OF joining the
Regiment respectfully By
6. W. SHAW, Colonel Commanding 18th Regiment
A. f. SHAW, Adutant. ieli OF
q Z HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON REGIMENT, L. NJ.
" NEw0ELEASs, June Is, 1852. !
-sSs SPECIAL ORDERs.-The Field, Staff and
TE Line Officers the Re gimen will assemble Mt the Anory,
4Y = Carondelet street, TUESDAY EVENING, June 10,
o'clock rrnCtuuly unke arrangements for the
celebration u the Fourth Of July prox
The Field Staff and Line Officers oil the respective Regiments OF the
Brigade invited aend also the BgnisT General (ho will
presiIe) Staff of the First Brigade BY order of
Col.W. wv. WOOD, Commanding Washington Regiment.
Hon HEATING, Adutaut. jelI
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FROM The ARCTIC ocEAN-A letter received at NewYork
from ong hong dated March Is, says that there have
nee efe no less than thirty whaer the Arc
TIC seas almost all of whom believe that Sir John Franklin
IS safe and mat he has got through the barrier into
arrives which they say the present will be- Most
Of them have now departed They say Franklin will not
suffer for want 81 food They give strange accounts of
can continent and back again. carrying their boats made
of skins and whalebone the ice and launching them
when they meet with open water. They ali confirm the
fact that the whales found in Behring's Straits and in
Ban's Bay the Species proving the existence Of
passage for whale Of the Asatc species they say has
never been the South of % degrees Of latitude
they cannot have doubled either the Capes (of Good
Hope Cape Horny and the whale under the necessity
blow. ~
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stiPwRrcK AT SAN JuaH.--A recent letter from San
Juan del Sur says
The brig Tres Amigos had ashore San Juan the
crew being reported intoxicated The mate of the j.
Dorr from San Francisco went board and commenced
cutting away the rigging seeing which, the said
to have given orders to throw him overheard or kill him
The mate of ting Tres Amigos get board when scuIe
ensued beweethe two and in few minutes after the
mate of the j. G. Dorr heard cry murder, Ills
name was S. Randall of Philadelphia supposed
that he was killed and thrown into the Spanish
mate who had been arrested and to be sent to Rivas
for trial. Great excitement prevailed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-15

AMNESTY TO FRENCH DEsEnTERs-The Consul General of
France at New York publishes official notice in the
Courier des Eots Us dated the 4t inst in which he
says he hastes to make known to sailors of the French
of March, 1852 the Prince President of the French Re-
public has accorded full and entire amnesty to all sailors
who have deserted from the merchant ships of France
those who having been arrested having returned VOL
UNFAIRLY have not been tried and sentenced at the date
Of the publication of said decree To avail themselves of
the amnesty the deserter required to present them
selves for the purpose of drawing up their declaration
repentance before of the neighborng maritime
consular authorities OF the place where they may happen
10 be- which declaration is to be made within three
months by those who in the interior of the French
kepueo one year by those who out of Europe and
egnteen months by those who beyond the Cape of
aood Hope or Cape Horn
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e. IA .zst 81 MipAs,--The Louisville journal says
s.! ~ steamer which passed that place on the
usnt e tps 9TH NJ Ie from Neworleans, had fifteen
deaths from cholera the trip. They were all Ger
man enigrants. Ih1sS N occurred during the short
time the Midas was lying i q Albany
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Board of Health.
L1sT OF INTERVIEWS IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS |
For the Week ending June II, 1852.
Married {:

Of these 1856 under 10 years and 80 colored
A. HESTER, Secretary Board of Health
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Mr.. Meagher has sent to the principal papers of New
York the following letter, explaining the circumstances
of his escape:
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MIN fM =. we are Opening vefy suPef1o u,
TfsSt - Seather, iron packing Also TRAVELLING
and VALISES to which invite the attend
ton travellers aud others. To he sold
GRAVIER STREET. ImyS1 s, BOBB 4 CO.
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G. II A N b. E N & A n
DE
stl',a
: cettt

lie public est prevent que NJ. ]. p -
LOT. encanteur de cette p~aroisse. dn !. So.
,nissionne par lie Gouserneur, etabli' III ~ nt
encan mensuel d. Plattenville, chez M. CLoD4lts
LINosstEH.
II sc trorve s1r les lierx uni bon manasin de
depot pour V ~reeeseir toutes les mafclandises
gu'on voudra bien y envoyer. ainsi quiune ma
g%niique sayantle pourlles animanx qu'on voudra
faire vendre al Grand Encan de Presumption.
Get mean aura lieu tous les deuxiames samelis
de chague. mnis.
rJ- Adr sssser les marchandises a M. ]. b
Guillot on L NC. Iinossier. Pour lrs condiA
tiotis. s'adfesser a PIN de ces messipurs. +, DO
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HOTEL WASHINGTON

NJ. TR1cnE PREVENT &c. am,si et il
public quill acqui. &c Mr.. FIX. Cav,
rulEn, I'cxploitation du Washington
Hotel. II solIicile la continuation d,
la favour don't lie public n toujours en- en-
toure Get establishment, ct ils'engagc /
ne rion ntgI'ger pour sen rendre di
gnc. Appointments, ct Table confr.
tables. Barre to'joors aqp,ovisionnee des
mr,IIe"res Iiqucurs, Service prompt.
,oIla dos titrcs que sa malson ne de-,
mira lI'nIls. sr5aE .sg
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BANS A VAPEUK SUIFUREUA.
TENUs A UONALD~oNVILLE.
L. L n l--LsIL.. Il a.-In& IL

TENUsA UONALD~oNVILLE.
Par Is DR.. BoHfiIIer SA-Andff.
i,c nocrEutn B%ourILL1nR 81 .ANbRr
PREVENT lie public quii ,l"ut tiahlif
cia.is "a lemunre unc Sale de tbaIns a
vrpntr S,ttureux. les hrureux resnl-
tate nhtcnus par re systemic ct ie desl'
dc lepondic an ,mn general. tells sont
cs uohies scnlimcns dri Font anime
en- (undnnt Get establishment. Tout IL
moude c%onnaft dtja l'fticaciie sousc-
raint dos bains a vapcm Snliurcnx; nous
n'avons done pas bcsion de dire que les
Rhumatismcs meme les plus in,ettrts
he sanraient REGISTER a SON action; On"
les maladles cutantes.. iss affections NJ
testinaIcs ct antrcs dispergsssent IA son
contact. ..sa% . "a. 4.sfrmt tl. II
he DocIcur Boutiilier Went ld'ajontcr
Il C, systemic qui est dtla aus~i simpw
qu'tlfgant nn apparel dune ~inconparA
bic utilize ; Gust IN vontiIateur place d
l'irterieur de la machine au moycn do
qntl on dtgage Ia vapcur OF g1z suItn~
reux dans nloin, dune min''tc. Les
danEcrs, hpxliclIS le patient etalt pie
tedctntnent expose, sc t~ronyent ainsl TO.
talenent alH ants. I'm etfet, par fancien
systemic il tilait M moins dix minutes
pour Etire lie degagrmcnt total. Or. il
pousait aIrivcr que lc mhls,de sint a Sc
%sf,nfvver mai durant ie codrs de l'orera-
lion ct par consequent do gtavrs acct
dents Sen stlyte par suite de In lcntcnr
de l'tCoaItlnent dn gaz suIturcux.
Prir 3cs bdius.
Pour unc dutiG4itc . -. SiS. 90.
Pour inoins dc douze OH pour ,haIur
balm :. % w ar,. s..g 6,-
Tine machine de la meme nature est
en- vote dc construction p,jlr les ne
gfes. 'o5'
or l.e nr. Bontilller St.-Audrc
profile dc ccttn occasion pour rernH5lcr
le public dc Encouragement gu rlen
vouIu III -t,ccorier itsln'a ,eNl,L :,
Csc esptrrr que la meme rontaal| 4,
meme patronage, dora II .fefa = ror,
Ia SC rta,dre tonlohrs dlgnc. scron
continues l%,i.Nenlr.
?. s.-G,, que b%aignc"r est te"o de
SC pourv IN 81, IN Drap Il de deux ser
~ za 80 .
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Hotel GFtE Commerce,
PRES DE la MASON DECOuR
(NAPOLEONytLIE.
IN ApoLEoNv1LLE. ,

N . - g 3
Ce bel 6teblissement tenu par NJ. Pierre
RrzAN, yient, d'6tre ouyert au public. qui
ne sanrait trouter inieuS sur 'atctin point
de rEtat. ft5Eai'E .%iH3. 4 HfNH
Chambres waste ct palfaitementmcn'lees
pour les families. chanbres partipH,i6res
t1os bien g%arnips, salon de compagnir, aus
81 s~pacieux ~qn'eltgant. sale Il manager, on
on a t~oujours pne table don't l'ahcndance
nest s,,l,asste stte' PAT Ia deEitatesse dos
NETS. Noila, sans contredlt,' tout re quill
fant pour a%ttirer une nombreuse5 CLIENTELE.
Que l'on aloute d tous ces ,agirnnens de
lexistencc, DIES servitc,,rs tres atter,ifs, q,i
4ont dirfges de maniere i he lanaistneglger
IN saul de leurs devoirR. ct Ton onlnpteldra
Excitement qtt'ilt e~st'ltile. pour bienN.vIe, de
descendre d l'Ii3fci du Commerce, ~ III.
~Deux grandts ecuries ct lne temise tres
co,nmole font @I,a,tie des dependencies de
Get etabiissenpiit. f. 4"Ets.-#-s
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DON ANDRE SoLORzANO,
., a ''....., COgFecgesss',. i'' 80

kAnnonce respeetuensenient Al, pt'bllc'quil Sc
chargera, a ~l'avenir de tqus reconyremens dams
les paroisses Assumption, Ascension, Latourche
Inferno, Terrebonne, etc.
II Sc charge apssi de l%'agence de toutes les
afftires commercials qu'on youdra bien lti
confer. "'sFF
ID sS'adresser an STAR COFFEE. IiousE OH
aux Bureaux au PioNNIER.s lutfhgafie lH4ga
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" AZ ~W E#f# W"~ NF ## Zee Mes p"
Com sAaes.ia Hose$,
NEAR. TIIE COURT HOUSE.

%h Eptsl NhpsL3DNv iLLE.) F s-I.ai.
This'splendid establishment, kept by NJ l.
RIzAN, has just been opened to The public.
who could npt possibly meet with a bett =.
house on any point 0 fthe State.
Merry large and well furnished rooms for
families, pleasant private rooms, Il spacious
and elegant p]arlour, a d%ining-ropm where
meals are 10 less abundant than delicate.
this is, undoubtedly, what Isl requisite to
attract numerous customers. ., f.re
Besidessallthese e%nticements. the boar
ders will have at command most attentive
servants, whs are go managed as never to
neglect their duty. II l., therefore, very
easy d, conceive that It + useful to stop at
the Commercial Hotel to enjoy all the com
tofts oil lie. ab 81 a4.tla eetfa a
Two vast and commodious stables are
anne xed To the establishment. 81 e
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Ayant compose un ODONTALGi
QUE qui guerit rad,ca|ement les mauH
de dents ct arrete la carrie. Il lhonneur
den f,irc part a SEES cliens ct d'otlrir scs
services 10 %personncs qu' pensen ten
ayotr hesoin.
p Ainsi %maintenants plus d'cxtraction.
plus de soutii ances, ct preservation Ger
tHlnr Il Etcilc.
OIL VI, continuor scs voyages comm"
II les talsait anpaEnrant. ~.
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.4 NJ A G .
DE M JOSEPH HEBER7.

DE M JOSEPH HEBERT.
On trouvera %touJours dams Get etahilssn-
mpnt. 81 ne vis.a-yis l'Eglise Paroissialr de
~I'A=somption, I'M assortlnient cornpiet des
articles conpris sous lie nom de MARcHAN
Discs sect,Es. GROCERIES,, NERWER1E. Pc
rERIE, L.IQuEups MES. QUfNCAILtHR1,,
CnAussunE. en- I'm moi toni C 'Iil cut1pos"
m magastn de la canpagne bien apptovi-
sionne. ..- ..... .,
Nj. Hebert vend a des conditions assez
moderees pour pouvoir compiler sur une plus
waste extension de so clientele. Il Went de
]renouveler tout son sroCK ct iluinvlte les
trahitans uui drrnnuren, dams ses parages i
visiter son Establishment. F'''= Hs # 90
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Uun jeune holnnONUMENTs TuNEBREs

Dun leune holllnF) NUMENTS TUNEBRES
#e i. PLi'FEN. comm depnis
rs par les noInbreuk ouvia.
Y cinetiere de cette parcis-
teth'i'. - "o''e IF avoisinantes. a l'hrn
vnir d'allet lea RIA 4 ct lie public en- gen,
rnrote ~c,n,pis sais do Nord de l'Ameli.
n,et ae Titan duit res de toutes especes
=. i test'prt sa.,. GA n toute commands ,t
noes. cavea,ix i ou NOR .Aents cn,,
,.,-n,rt L. martin a. TO-
II etnploie All choix des families. lie marbre In
pierre, on lie oois, ct Sc charge tgalement dc.
grilles on entonragesd de tombes. soft en- bois soil
en- fer. Pour plus amples renseignements, s'adres,
ser chez lui a Plattenville a cote de l'sglise Pa
roiseiale del'Assomption. SEES priN sont des plus
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"a LOIER auSsi uh magasin sltue a
sAAssss dru. miles all desstls de PainCourt-
vile. a~vantagrux pour Reimbursement dun
uuelrnnuue. II SO tIouve entrc
la sortip din Bfjile st. Martin e, teeIIes du
Brute ~. lean E'aptiste.
Pour plus alnples intorma'ions. s'adresser
sur les lieuX OF a Mr..
ED GAGNE. Post Office.
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G-azZzsAAP CASH store
No. IL MISSISSIPPI STREET.
DO Il, Ia

ENstlE subscribers respectable present
s~ their thanks to the public ii general
and their friends in particular. lfnt ,hrirlile.
raj patronage. since thew have co,nnrruced
bnainfss, and they hope. that .ons,an MT ntsvp.
'I,ll 10 business and .%utiriug efforts 10
phase in the selection Of llleiI goods, wi,
continue to them the unlimited couiideuna
other good o}d customers. We now otcr
for sale, cnEAr for CASH. Il splendid %assaor,.
ment Of gentirmrn's clothing. bouts, hats,
gloves. hoses, lirngans. m1Eti!iers, uai,prs.
braces. c%rtvais, &2c. Ar.gtsuitEe, ri . Amn,l
lean, lsngilsl, and Spanish snIales, bride
Filings and martiuwaies Ut every Dissertation.
\ tine assortment o~f coepers' and csrppp
m1sI'ns. tine red, blue, yellow. green aud
white i!annrls, ladies slaid misses hoses,
gloves, CATERS. ~cotsets. black kid and, last.
ing CATERS. white kid nnd satin slippers.
chiIdten's shoes, boots, cutters. &c. &c. m
Of which we sell at The lowest mfailei price,
l"r cash or approved paper. s'74,1 50
RICHARD l. TtFMpIET.
Iantary lAfh. 1851. r. tsre44= aE8~~@ ~
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-05

WAGONS. Carts, Timber wheels. DC
mode to order, at reasonable prices and ac.
ammodatlng terms by applying at No j
I~Ionalsw1sille. IA
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-05

,QU1Ck,SAND. RTTSBURG coal.
Plastering heir, acement, whale. lard. lin
seed oils, spirit Of turpenline. c4tinphine and
gas,i j apan ,accpsl and black 'varnish, Paris
graan, ulfrotae fyeitow, Pfussiah blue and
wffite aesd, putty, chalk, spanish whiting. a.
Mndowh Glasses Al $40, lO.I9. ll-le.
etc. 4 fine assortment of HARDWARE.
Sad llery, horse col ars, names. trace and
OK chains, nails. tacks. bradds etc, for sale
At No II. Mt.srslprI, %street,f
81 Dnnaldsonv,lle, La. Nh
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-05

EH.HaltESlf Garden Seeds just received
sA to,, Pence & Go c~rlchtutcd Cur
dens, nj Flushing. New York, . general
assortment Of Garden seeds.
Also IL select as.d1tmcnt Of Flower
SEEDS. F.. liz.
prc~srrscs--t ca~"s Makers preserves
= ortcd. Il superior Article, for snic Ky
.,3knnal.omlilc, ia