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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-09
Vente de Succession.

Succession de Ell IIastie Bertrand.
En- vcrtu dun o,dre de vente a moi a.
dresst par I'honorab|e Ia Conr du
Cinquieme district jndiciaire lie TEtat
de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la pa
roisSc Assumption, en- date du ; ayril
1852. :
Ii sera otfert en- vente publique. par A, r.
Hickman sheriff de cette p%aroisse, lie LUNDI 10
mai 1852, a dix heures du matin, sur les lieux,
en- cette paroisse, au bayou Sorre!!, les proprietes
ci-apres %decrites, appartenant a la susdite sue
CesslOn, SAVIOR
10 un moroccan. de terre,
situe en- cette p~aroisse, au bayou Sorrel, mesu-
rant quatre-vingt sept acres ct demi de super
fcie, plus Gu moins, Giant lie quart nord est de
la section 6, Il. Is s, ct rangCe Is +; lequei
moroccan de terre est traverse par le bayou
Sorrel ct est borne DUN cote par la terre dale
xs HILBERT, ct de lautre cote par celle de AIDE
lard Falteman. Ensemble avec toutes les Ba-
tisses ct authorizations qui Ell dependent. .
20. IN morceou de tc7re,'
situe Ell cette parolsse: au bayou Long, mesu-
rant cent ~soixante ct un acres ct 5GIlo0 dacre
de snperticie, Giant lie quart nord Quest de la
section 7, Tl5, ct r IS E, borne en- bas par
James McMurphy. ct de l'autre cote par
so. Les meubles de manage, outils aratoires,
deux vaches ct leurs yeaux, un mulet: cling CO.
chons, etc.
Termes ct Conditions.
lie mobilier payable en- mars 1853, - ct les
terres payables un tiers en- mars 1853, Uni tiers
en- Mars 1854, ct lie dernier tiers EN- mars 1855.
Les acquereurs devront fournir des eau
tons BONES ct solyables, avec hypotheque spt-'
cialc sur les terres ~jusqu'au partait Placement,
ct toutes sommes qui nc seront as ponctuelle-
ment payaes aux echeances, %porteront interet a
raison de huit pour cent par an.
Paroisse Assumption, le : avriI 1852
81 A. f. Hickman Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-09
Tcnte de Suecessi0n.
succession de feu Maurice EIferl

~ 1OUI IITICII. a
En- vertu d'un ordre de vente 4 mo;
.adresse par~l'lIonorabIe la cour du Gin.
quieme District Judiciaire dc i'Etat DC
Ia I.oui>iane, dams ct pour la Paroisse
Assumption, en- date du S mai 1852.
IL sera offert en- vente publiql,e par A. F.
Hickman, sheriff de cette paroisse, lie Lundi 4
JUN 1852, a deux beure de lapras-midi, a la
rtsidencede M, Pierre Bourg, en- cette paroisse,
sur Ia rive ganche du Bayou Lafonrche, a envi-
ron I'm mi'ie an dessous da village de Napoleon
vile, les ~esclaves ci-apres d@ecrits, savoir
10 Une negresse nominee Coralie, agee den
viron 80 ans, ct ses denx enfans Hubert, age de
5 ans, ct Martin, age de deux ans. -
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-09
ETAT DE- Ia LOUISIANE.-Cour
dn Cmqniemea District Jidiciaire.-

EIAIa DE IA LOtiSlANE.-Couf
du Cmq"iemeeD District Jddiciaire.-
Paroisse Assumption. - Succession de
Alexandra Giroir, decide.
Attendn que Jean Baptiste Guillot admins
trateur della dite success ion a ce jour, depose
en- cour, un compile provisoire de son admi-
nistra ion, ensemble avec une petition en- de-
mandaht l'nomologation.
En- consequence, toutes les personncs inte-
ressees sont par ces presentes notifiees ct re-
quises de. dedhir' leurs objections, 81 elles en-
ont. a l'{11omo1ogation du susdit compte parde-
want lie grefier de la cour ci-dessus intitulee, a
son bureau, a.Napoleonville, dams les dix jonrs
qui ~suivront Ia premiere publication de Get avis,
simon le dit compile sera approuve ct homologue
conformement a la lei.
~> Temoin ma main ct la scean
r.. deli dite Cour, ce 81 avr'I
1852.
Desire Leblanc,
40 Grefi"r.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-09
Termes ct Conditions :

Les ~esclaves ci-dessus. dacrits seront vendus
p~ayables en- trois terme egalxSscheant dams les
mois de mars de- annees IS53,I354 OF 1856.
Les acquereurs devront fei:rnir des cautions
bonnes etsolvables. ct hypotheque surles susdits
esclayes-et toutes sonnme ,qui ne seroTt pas
ponctuellement payees aux echeances, p%orteront
interet a raison de 8 pour centFpar an, j~usqu'au
Placement.
Peroisse Assomphon, he 5 mai 1852.
81 f. {. Hickman, Shsrit.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-09
Terms and Conditions.
assumptions, msyy 5hh 1852. "
At Hickman, Sheriff.

son inevitable iazo 4 etreint panimal
qu'H poursuit etau'il seut domptcr, Pin
tsepidite vieaIde lasouplesscs ct de III
,igueur. C'est alors que. fe role du va.
aucro est periIleux. dependant; al bout
de deDx hcpres an plus Dune lutte dams
laquelle il a senti son inleriorite, lie che
val %reyient, ~leseorps convert d'ecurne,
~Ieilabaitu, souple, docile, dompte. Par.
fois aussi il ranpene inanine le cavalier
qu'ii a brise contrc On rocKer; mais lie
saquero est mort CONNIE ildeyait mourir,
sans etre desareonne!.
J'ayais Solvent rencontre dams mes
courses q trayers lie Mexique queiques-
s'ns de Gel vaqueros isoies, etj,avais pris
piaisir ! leurs entretiens, al recitsnaif de
ieura sausages exploits: jamais cepea-
dant e ne les avais vuss r4ellement a
Iaasre. J'arrivais a rhacienda de Ia
Noria dams les CIRCUMSTANCES les plus fa-
vorables pour jouir dun spectacle que ie
desirais depuis longtemps.
J'avais traverse la cour deserte. Ell
J%approchais dun p&ristyle qui abritait
leatree principale du batiment, qaand
sJentendis une voix prononcer d,un ton
monotone DIES prieres coupGes de repons
que d'autres voix murmuraient en- cheur.
slalt U q samedi soir, ct les habitants
&c thacienda pour clore la seu,aine, r.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-09

STATE OF LOUISIANA.--FlFTH
Judicial District Court, in and for the pa
IRISH of Assumption.-ln the matter OF the
Succession of Azelie Dugas, deceased
wife of Roman Daigle. -
Whereas Roman Daigle has this day
filed with the clerk of the aforesaid court,
an account of his administration as natural
tutor of his minor children, together with a
petition praying that the same be homolo-
gated.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern TO show cause if any they have
within ten days after the first publication
hereof, the reasons why said account should
not be approved and homologated.
BY order of said court, Parish Of
LIS. Assumption may p 5:h 5i Iss.4se,
52~ Clerk
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-09

ETAT DE La LOUISIANE.-Cour du
5eme District Judiciaire, dams ct pour la
paroisse Assomption.-Successio de A
zelie Dugas, defunte femme de Roman
Daigle.
Attendu que Roman Daiglesa, ce jour,
depose en- cour I'm compte de son admins
ton CONNIE tuteur naturel de ses enfans mi
neurs, ainsi qu'une petition en- demandant
lhomologation.
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ceux
que celia peut concerner d'avoir a deduire,
sous dix jours, les %raisons pour lesqueilesle
dit compile ne serait point approuve ct no
mologue.
Par ordre de Ia cour, Paroisse
: ! Assompticn, lie 5 mai 1852.
Desire LEBLANC,
52~ Grefier. -
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STATE OF LOulsIANA.-The 5th

STATE OF LOu1SIANA.-The 5th
Judicial District Court.l- Parish Of
Assumption. - Succession" Of Sarah
Tong. deceased widow of Jean Bap-
ti>te Triche.
Whereas Joseph Robatham administrator Of
said succession, has this day filed with the
clerk of said court a provisional account of his
administration, together with a petition praying
for the homologation thereof.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause, if any they have, in the
office of the undersigned, clerk of said court,
in ten days alter the first publication hereof,
why said account should not be approved and
homologated, and the funds distributed in ac-
cordance Herewith.
~ Witness my hand and SCI; |
( l.. s. a].. s" " e"'t 'h;: s 'i' day Of Of
~ May 1852.
Desire leblanc,
81 c
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-09
Succession Sale.


Succession of Maurice Ebert, deceased.
Bysvirtue ofsand iDo',edienceto an Or
der Of sale to me directed by the hon.
the Fifth judicial District Court OF
the State Of Louisiana, in and for the
parish Of Assumption, dated may 4th
1852.
VIII be offered at public auction, by A.
F. Hickman, sheHf' Of the parish Of Assuanp-
ton, on Monday, the 7ih daysof June 1852, at
2o'clock P. NJ. at the residence of Pierre Bourg,
in this parish, on the left bank Of Bayou Lafour-
che, at about one mile below The villagetof Ma
po,leenville, the following described Slaves, to
wit
LIST A negro woman named Coralie. about 80
years Of age, and her two children, Hubert, s
years old and Martin. 2 years ola.
End J~ulienne, a mulatto girl aged about s 81 8
years.
Terms and Conditions.
The above described sla zee will be sold, payable
inthree equal instalments maturingin the months
ofmarchof the years 1853, 1854 ct 1855. Par
ehasers to give good and solvent security with
special mortgageson said slaves until paid.-andl
all sums not pnnctually paid at maturity to bear
interest at the rate ofeight per cent per anntan,
until paid.
Parish d assumption, me- 5h 1859. u
81 a.. Hickman, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-09
NOTICE.

E,OST.-Between the Plantation of
DR.. Williamson and P~aincourville, a NOTE
dated April 18th 1852, drawn bv W. Fl.
Pugh, payablcfo Joseph Fl. Pugh or order,
in the month Of March 1853, for the sum of
Fiue Hnudred Dollars. The finder of said
note will lie literally rewarded, by returning
III to me.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-09

WANTED--A An apprentice to the Black SIN
ing Business. A slave would be preferred.
m39 IL Apply to J.T. CRANE.
The daily union., 1852-11-27

The delivered the following
the loo complete
the United States Wateowu Massachusetts $50
the United States York 30
United
United States Washing
United Old
whole delivered before the
Proposals will received the delivery
Of tho whole quantity that required for each sensi
rately.
described the month
July middle March,
straight grained
Cheeks cracks from tho Aea
Of which be free from
dimensions stated. II may
be delivered from within the period named,
when will be duly Inspected and measured by commanding
officer other arsenal; and Improved
and received the quantities approved and received IN
cte less than will be paid price, less
which will be retained by The United
States until the completed, when the retained
will be paid will be forfeited the United
fail fulfil his For further
inspection desired bdders app
cation be made by letter the commanding OH
OF either OF the afsenals named. ras5g
No timber will be allowed be
transferred by other
without special permission writing first obtained from this
Office
No will be made but
will be made above stated. 8N tlF 4.st
will envelope addressed the
subscriber, and endorsed Proposals
fFta.ta '&4 sI5 H. X CRAIG, l8sa,
Nov ll--dw& eaw0th Dec. Colonel Of Ordnance.
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War Departne at,


Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept. ~, 1879.
PROPOSALS viii be received BY the Secretary o. War unit, me
river nj which time The awarded
sonsse bad, provided the same ss 8. to the depart
CONDITIONS
l. The materials forming only thoroughly
form new obslructns impedmens navigation
The work win be paid for as poge.ss In The following man
asd destroyed the shall be inspected by
The fae The deparmsn will pay such moporion
tha portion removed shall bear TO the entire
nal never Be les. lhaa one hesnis part The work
July next. s55 he will state willing
pse wthin that and Also the for which he viii under
aforementioned period, he win 50 state, and will propose
When s as seeeSed "a the contract, for the completion
arrived the sha be inspected by Oh
ha appear on such ai The fully
complied WITH full payment shall be made or s work IL eono,
But IL shall that the contract has
ba, the balance reains dus
United States however ths department, sna DC sa.nea s @ ta
compe the work without add
on lie Secretary OF War; will purpose
And OF thai time The work shall be Completed
S required IN. bond for saoO
soaaoasa @ the faithful sreeuon Of the eoaaet Each bidder
viii transmit at the same tins with hts pposa INC nnmes the
they viii his bond sess as above mentioned and
also a. q % s uds q ' cnss ss' a s
considers them worth ten thousand dollars over and
these conditions shall be complied with.
The proposals Will be addressed TO ne pnderssned marked on
''e eH's'0pe '''p''A'' ~ '''''''' IL ALERT,
The Republic Integencar Union Washington, e.,
and Enquirer and Express New YORK; Pennsyyans In
nar Ohio; Louisville Journal Louisville Kentneky 81 Louis
Se% oean. baan New ooan. nss and
New Orleans Republican,, New Orleans La VII nseT ne above
daily times, and then twice week unui January . sa
sept2l--diotk2awJan3
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Proposals for Erecting Mint, with the Necessary
Machinery, at San Franeisco, California.
TREAsuRY DrPARTnESr, Oct. 2,

TRsAsURY DEPARTMENT, Oct. 2, l652.
SEAED PROPOSALS. viii be received department
The s day Of February lssa for the construction Of the
and .peeiaeaons which viii be fnhed oa application to me de-
disposed The said proposals
branch work. night being department con
nc either way may be found the mos, and adya
any contract hs building aad machinery eanno, be finished and
which the expenditure is expressly limited by the act Of Con
Payments win every sisy days on the amour, Of the
materials actually used building
reen each twenty pei
on the hr-' one hundred thousand dollars and ten cent
each the the
pson Of the building and m approval and acceptance by the de
Every proposal accompanied by written guarantee
signed BY responsible me sac, ai they undertats
parties making his their bid be accepted
shall and viii enter into contract and bond with sufficient saeues
secretary Of The Treasury my doas for
hs sa sreeso o. s ws aos no proposal wiz be cons
PROPOSAL. will also be received q, The time and place r
the Specifications which by depart
ment and the same terms and conditions As specified above
bond required for the % Of the which wiz
be t z ss s % .s Y sssssss Ss s sam. Inn, and
ably the act Of Congress- for The lease build
upon he specified
ouass saes building and mscney !" ee sqns ~ ~ esrss,4
nr and obe capable conns least thirty millions of rd
o twenty dollars eab as now by law
s building sni @scha' are bought o. Leased unds, 1 The author
then be made o the erection Of building and furnishing the ma
The bids and recorded in of
bidders proper and should bids
California received
Previous the 9Th day of February 1852 will
The e as SpnSs s osss @ may s K s
officially Law has passed By
legislature of California said branch
from axadon &c required by the 6h section Of the
Congress the "a lu ie establish branch min, Of The Uni
States 10 California.
Those persons who he disposed pro-
poals for said building machinery viii deliver the the
collector of Francisco previous 70 The expiration
after publication o The advancement
designated Congress cor the notice for Gait
win be furnished
copies the plans specifications for the information of
who may wish bids there.
THOa. CopwTN,
Oct s-IawtsFeh Secretary of the Treasury.
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!. so reams note paper, gilt edged, first quality
100 do do niaiu-edgnd do

All designated made
tera free from adulieraon and to be OF white blue color
respective The quantities therein taken
guide being this impossible the definite
ordering greater and
kind contracted for times and IN such quantities
Each separately subject sep
bidders offer classes
bisde class assigned him all
such classes, or forfeit his right to any class
place places Washington city,
d< Tres n all aAd charge and sect 10
inspection, count weight and measurement Of the upern
tcadent, and be in all respects satisfactory.
proposal be signed by individual firm making
and price eaeh every kind paper contained
a,sk form. or proposals win be furnished a, h. Office to
sppypg will be taken consideration
unless substantially agreeing herewith;
accompany bid, class numbered
number OF the poposed for IN that schedule,
will considered And ali proposals samples
be uansmed this Office free Of postage other
plying any classes failure
ply @ quantity required time, will be considered violation
Each bidder required proposal satisfactory
ability and offer
clerk Of the United States district BY
which reside, for the faithful
proposal panied rejected
The proposals will be opened in the required by law con
10 O'clock m, at the office Of ths superintendent
addressed "Supenenden
Of he Pubic Printing Capitol Of the United staes Washington
'''''' JoTiS r. TOWERS,
Superintendent Of the Public Printing.
y- Aias Post, Courier Courier, Tribune, Evening
Express, New York North American, PeunyivaDian
Payune and Bulletin Enquirer Cnein
Louisville Journal and Democrat Louisville each copy
" December paper containing
Sc
The daily union., 1852-11-27
Iil Admiralty.

The UNITED STATES District Of Columbia, wit
WHEREAS libel hath filed In United States district
of District Of Columbia by John H. Montgomery,
against the ship Admance which said libel forth
and charges that said the 7 APRIL
year the port Of San Jose In Lower California seized by
said John b. Montgomery being
United ship Portsmouth, prize ssid
belani said libel pray sad shall proceed
denim said cargo Of the said ship Admitance; II
And whereas honorable James Moe udge OF the said
hath ordered appointed Monday December
10 O'Clock the day holding
the United States Washington for
the trial Of the said cargo greeab the prayer the libel
ant-- y sEtt4ag
Notice hereby that district will then there be
held for trial Of the said premises the
and who may have claim interest therein
appear place
cause, they have
27th October, BY order--Test sa
Oct 29-daOt JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
The daily union., 1852-11-27
In Admiralty.

The UsIrEp STATES AMRRcA District OF Columbia, wit
IVHEREAS libel been flied United States district
Of The District Of Columbia by John Montgomery,
against ship Abundance, ackc apparel furniture
which said libel se forth and charges that the said ship
tacAe apparel 1t April the
ie47 the OF San Jose, Lower California; seized
by the said John b. Montgomery the said John D. Montgomery -
United
and the said bellan said libel pfays that
shall proceed condemn said Admianc1,
tao kle, apparel and furniture;
whereas the honorable James s. Morse Judge OF said
court, ordered appointed Monday Dccsbsr
O'Clock In the forenoon the DAY. for hoadsas
United States the o Washington,
the trial Of the said tackle apparel and furniture
ably the prayer OF the said hbeant-
Notice hereby that district will then and there
held trial PREMISES and the
persons who claim therein,
hereby cited be and and
show they have why final decree should pass
2sth October, l6J2 BY order--Test
Oct 29-d2ot JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk
The daily union., 1852-11-27
M. rIsoMl.ss,s.

1ttoraey and CoaasAor at La~ Washingfon city, d. O.,
pFAcTCEs in all the OF the adjacent
Of Maryland aud Virginia. proseeutss
eai under laws nations treaties
the tribes and claims
property injured destroyed supplies, munitions
furnished and claims contract implied tbe
pensions, Of which he has established being
pended o. rejected. fHtH4
Communications addressed him.
u. ", VIII receive prompt attention.
b. Refer.
and 10 members Of Congress generally
Oct 24-9awn .
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TO OUR suBscRrgERs

The person will be entered ouI tooisI sne
payment Of the subscription be made In advance.
Distant Subscribers letter. The postage GA
which win be paid BY y. sk ~ In its safe
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is pubahed tri weekly during The
slons Of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions ior period e than viii be received
psopostioned TO The above annual
Or PosTMAsTERs authorized agents 4nd ~
sending DAILY subscribers SO enclosed
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with se5 WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed, viii be entitled Of us
edition they furnish subscribers for gsafs
The daily union., 1852-11-27
Notice.
orsss.L Laun orFer, October

GFsspsL LtEp oruer, October "A, Ieda
NUMEROUS applications having hesn nsde this oce the
subject decided fun consders'on 70 recognize
when before witnesses
bcfr. public in MI cases however 20
certificate under from the author
y Of the hs time o. taking such
aud NJ me genunene-s 81 hs s'rnnf"e
amended, JOHN WILSON,
Oct fG@nswzw comrn'ss.oser.
The daily union., 1852-11-27
. The Campaign cf is4s,n

THERE yet e than huadred copies Of
The Campaign of 1884, political paper Pnhised during
Thomas Richie. All The
that fsshaiy recorded 10
retbsr presidential eiectons OF
censes the m proceedings Of The Ba
and az the Philadelphia (wh'al ConF~nen
indeed objects o which hke,
in The approaching campaign VIII be
found in this volume.
be Csmpsgn folio, bound boards
sheep will be sold the low price OF two
dollars.
A. hundred copies hand, those who
purchase may procure them ~ ths ONCE.
InnnI -anic
The daily union., 1852-11-27

yPlENDID stock of hayvls.-We
splendid Of and shawls found
south Of New prices
avorably with in the In stock be
foand-
long shawis white, blue ssen
orange centres, which will offer low
house in the
40 and Bay sate shawl comprising variety
aud style. In will he found
~ OF exhibition Worlds Fair,
for which style Bay Company
gold medal
Also, % plain mode, with blue borders fA&la
Is half mourning, with and black Vi ta
10 all black, long and square do astf
~ long black Thibet shawis
IL do do silk fringe
~ long do
Is plain -coored 1hbet shawis and
We also splendid cloths
o cloaks, fact everything the shawl
line, which win self OF accommodating
We would Bay long shf~ls
and superior coonH other make In
will compare Bay
other make win the preference
EtEE rUH
We respectfully solicit call all OF
goods. W. NJ. SHUSTER A CO., f.l..t
Nov T-d2wf yih the
The daily union., 1852-11-27
Unlted states Patent omcs,

Washington, Oct B, 1881
ON petition Csdwaader Evans Of Pusearg Pennyiyans
April for improvement In steam boilers for
Of said PATENT which takes place,
the haeenh
n /. ordered that the petition heard Patent omee
on Monday 7) Of January 1885, at IL o'clock,
M; and persons nohed and show n any
Persons the extension required h the Patent
objections, specially Sc, oh IN writing NJ least twen-
said be taken and Transmitted In
the rules OF the once, which win be furnished on p
Ordered a.o thai published National Inle
Republic and Union w,non D. 81 ,nanrs ra
Pb.s Pennsylvania Daily bee Boston, Massachusetts, and
Mwaute Daily Journal Mwssss Wseoaa snss ~ o'
airy, 1853, the day Of hearing. ,ruos puyo,xv
Commissioner Of Parents.
E,o 1 the above papers will please copy and send their
o6ce, with containing this notice.
oct27-law3w
TUE PURE KIND.--Just received large invoice % linen
the~ the e,.apsas Of their n Dstrict. LII.
100 dozen good linen diaper towels. At q per dozen l.,
$50 do table NAPKINS at 81 80 and ~ per dozen, great enr
Q p,eces ne, fashioned linen sheelinsv, wide
10 do tahle damaak, a, 70 cents per yard
70 DO 6ae table dsmask. 02k and Is per yard, with
endless variety Of hne daiaask', diapers, and
j do dumsst owenmg, by me piece, at 3x cenn per
yard, well worth 30 cents
In our opinsn gan and VII se hs cheapest ana p 'en
We Oder especial induce ssn q psrcha.e soo
Fine bombssas black men~ alpaca, and caieoe Of choice
y Is pieces extra ane aud glossy black siits
10 bundles select warm and nne ks'ocsng r ladies'
autumn ans winter wear
10 styles bonnet nbands
Also daily expected e money for those bills that ought 20 have
Terms cash unless arranged the contrary.
Good ace low prices, and fair dealing NAY be relied on 10 az
'a'e' PERRY a BROTHER.
Oct a-dn Opposite Centre Market
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