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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20

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sfb Il snjs. ~ 'e" s-N Tor. Or ~
I'D ~ a, -, loo - n, Da,sh a 10, MAJ, A..
"in X iisrdan fpf Bosom saftst, & A..
f., ~, = ht % g. on II o. b.. Bro Jane, R.,,,
~ y no at &c, ship vin'as3 from v'r,in.. y, n
- ~ ~. ioa IS shp Hop- God 81, r. ,,'ss1a.
'~s save day ship ch~-his- RicA from ...,psalk &,
for Lv.rpsOl f' 'Ss''i ifen xsw o.
Ay ! A' -, loo 70, 'hp Antarctic. z,r-s., s,o,
s., 40. OF E'J w''' 'h1 Nd5Is,-I. from S.,.o...-
Az - Ia 9''s. o, 'oi. brs John Du,,o.. s,,
ssvsIrsh 'S'' " ea' nor fst.,l a.
a. AZ e; y. Of breron' Rec. 'ehr Asrcoh
- The rssor' Of 81 VJ Jan. n. oEJSss s-s.,...'
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SECOND BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA S,1rs OF SrocKs- Thursdnu.

Ap0 l9FUV Board-s3oOo Allegheny City IS d 81 COZ 'h
Nav D., e. ia 81 900 do, 76i $1,000 do $1,000 Lehh
Loan ga 500 Sch. Nav. Preferred - $50 do 2iS SO TO-,
2i 200 do, 2f 100 Ycksbursh Bank. Is - 100 Winnson
- 100 Sch Nav, To- 30 10 1875 81 Me- Bnk, 3,
90 Iona Island Railroad, II Girard Bank. 37s l3k
- Iehsh. 4s; 100 slss Canal 1871 $1,000 City Garden S. O.
%; 500 nOris Canal, ISL.
Aceohd BoaydsO Sch. Nav. Preferred. 2iA; 100 d. eis
$1,000 Susq Canal Bd s6 100 Reading H. f. AK e.,
"a 5000 Cam. and Amboy X r. Co. TO- lOA 81 90
Mort 81 7t $50 U. s. Bank, ~ ~ 200 Reading r. r.
~ ~ $500 City RI Is 80, lO4 100 Girari Bank, H.
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spoken, &c.

No sae lat u n, Ion. 50 w. bark Zsos m Salem fos None
NdeO.
july 2 on Havana, ship MasooHorao, fsm New ORLEANS cor
yay u.s. lat 90 os &C. Isabella, Beauman from New YOh for
May 20, lat "A s. lon "a f., ship Columbia, HeL, from
cntts tSsrch 25) for London, considerable
july Lat "a TO- Ion 90 o. Br barb Barbara, Strickland from
New.foik Tor Panama
July 8 at 81 Ion. is, ship Alert, Bartlett, hn Calcutta March,
for Cork
July H. h, q o. n. 20 %, Am. ship shswnsa
~l;e tss with letter II, vhcb way steerse ~, stated
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From our Correspondence

PHILADELPHIA, Aug l9-drylusd-Bnss G1ena, Richards,
Boston Ornoco Lewis New ork schI " w Fulton Jolue,
PerLambueo Zephyr Marz, Providence Hsowe Walker. Hat
lowell Gen Chnc Baker New York. James II. Deputy. Wins.
more Dshon Ocean Wave Brown, Bgeporti Arcade nken
New York H. W Candy Jehy, do Hudson Heayae DO bnss
Florence. Hopkins, New York Russian, Garry d.
Cad-S ship Peno5cot, Whitaker. New York ship shs
nanoos TAYLOR Lyerpool bark Victory EDesson.
bras Neal Dow, tBr) Mason, Harvey, NJ b. VIM McGyery
HtOhbeFn Boston Wanderer MOosrs do. America Hatch
America, Hatch TO-; Gsens Richards, DO onnoco' Lewis.
Mail Baker, do Canton, Crowe do. T. NJ Mayhew Spencer
DO. Arcade, Mnken. do. Hudson, Heiver Salem, Haowe
Walsr. Howel Gen Chnch, Bsker Msdfofd Jas H. Depa.
y, Wnsmore Providence j w. Boil, Rovla1d Haven
b. A. Rowan Rayuor stonsgton Ossan Wave, Bowa Chei
sea Asa Eldridg3 Lowden tiltou
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PHILADELPHIA MARKErs- TEursday

Aug l9lhe receipts of FLOUR SMALL and the stock on
sale quite light Saes Of 100 bbs fresh ground for ship
ment at - IL GS - t5l row generally held at the lat
ter prices The sales for city consumption have been to
fair extent within the range OF - 23dS4 IS for common
and extra brands In RYE FLOUR aud Corn MAJ no fur
Their tanssctions The market Is bare OF the former
WHEAT wanted bat the is scarcely any Offering Sales
Of 200 bush Red ct 9092c all at No further sslss
OF RYE CORN is very scarce small lot of Yellow sod
a. 7lc OATS are In good demsnd and further sales of
bush Southern have been made at Sc p bush WHISKY
hes improved. Sales Of 20 or 500 bbs at IA a24c hd,
Cow held at the former quotation
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
tJfsarrd.

seamsbp-sera Nevada, Wilson, A.pnws J. Howard SOFAS
Bahs-Alut, Br) Re-s, Liverpool, n. s. r. A. BluOmield
Harriet Br Roe. Quebec. Juno tEor Huron
eie Schmidt Bcben Mariana, Br) Pnce, Quebec Psrkn
& DeIano.
BssTnesie, Lsmphier, PHILADELPHIA John Hand; Admirable
Couubo sard.) Narzanno Lisbon. Francis, q Co
Lewis Walsh Wood. ksonvile j., Brett Vose & Co Han
nah Brewer smith NeN London, MASTER Yetruyus Parker
Walton, r. s, }. 5. Whitney & Co.
schoouers-swan Bacon, New Haven j. H. Haven H. Glib
Miller, Philadelphia Jas Hand Saxon Pam 81 Stephens
Simpson, Mayhem Co.; Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, Havea
soop.-T b. Hawkins nawlin Providence mas,eri Hector
GdIl, Bridgeport.
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CHARGE OF MAINTArYING NUISANCE.

CHARGE OF MAINTAINING A NUISANCE.
MIR James NJ Richardson foreman Of the City track Of
the Hudson River Railroad yesterday appeared oeotu
Justice Stuart, and preferred compliant agausI u1
Van Busse, lumber dealer, charging MIN vita nAVlus
placed caustd 10 be placed, NJ tue co'heI Vi mIlI
and West.sts a nile of lumber near the railroad
track s 10 epdaneer the lives OF passengers rolns IN
The cars and also those Of citizens wn) might De Walk
Ing near IL VIII be recoliected mat on TUESDAY ass
woman named Margaret Lobv was severely IN ured
nv beng caught bet this pile of lumber and car
she IA now at the New York Hospital, With s)me Pros
meet ofrecovery. For considerable distance through
Wet e. piles Of lumber placed near the track as
slmos, 10 touch the they pass aud s the in
I. pton of the authorities 10 the arrest OF the
owners unless they are forthwith removed. warrant
for the arrest of Mr. Van Busse placed la the hands
OF an officer.
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.-A lad
named John Mccormick yesterday arrested 10 the
dry goods store Of Earnest Greenfield No l02 Eighth
sv with SO 90 10 money, which II IL alleged he had
81 len from desk during temporary absence OF the
proprietor The money Il is reported was found In the
boys possession as ne was leaving The store. he was
committed by Justice Stuart for trial
a. MORE RowDYIsM.-A man named John
Rourke, while passing through Oakst on Wednesday
night assaulted by some unknown rowdy, who
struck him a violent blow upon the head With brick
and then fed Rourke WAS tonnt By the Fourth Ward
Police, and taken TO the New-York Hospital.
PEDDLING WITHOUT LICENsE.-Officers
Mcpherson and Van Wait of the Ninth Ward, yesterday
arrested two named Peter Burke and argh
Dev,ir, charged With pe1opg imported goods without
cenfe. They were taken before Justice Stuart for
examination.
DvoRCEs.-C0urt Of Common Pleas -
Special term.-yudge Day Thomas Hudson ag: Cor
ntIia Hudson Divorce granted.
Eliza Manning against Gtmge Mdnnias.-Divorce
granted.
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To Mariners.

Bnsscs or BuLL,BiT LroHr Iss,Br,s
Ne lsht House On the North Ess Of Balls Island w
wei ~ compass and run for until follow
beah round syt lead until the Of syes you
hsor THIS course viii 'e less Tia. aae eet on the Bar
at low tide rise Of tide about feet.
Charleston, s. C., Aug 10, 1852.
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Passergera Arrived.

IN ship Ncic YORK gro@ HaueJans Homer " Homer Of
New York Mr. A. West Miss A. West Rust1, Of New.
Orleans NJ. w. ws,h, 81. Deb, Mr. Usn. OF France ri.
Joacbin, Of France.
liz bayk Farm Lebanon, from Sagua le GraHh-T w c.
Thompson, W ID. Watson. NJ Murto, 81. Quart
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Receipt, of Produce .Aucrsr 10

BY ae NORTH Riru Boots-7,975 bbls Flour ST. do Pre-
yso3s ~ 90 Ashe, lo84 do Whisky 100 bushels Whsat
Wool VAN 80 'e1es
~ ne Er RqaTOaa-l pkg' Butter 736 sides Leather,
BY the Netc-Hareg Raaroad-sO bxs Chee.e and 100
Pkg. Butter. 0' aHe 20
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HY TeIeRrnpll.

BOSTON, Ava lqArr ship Ocean Queen Lyerp0o bark JED
do, Baltimore; bf Nenophon, Philadelphia
Gil Ann nara ChaTestonj soh Independence Cages
Andrew Bour, Albany.
CHARLESTON Aug l9SJ brig Moses; sohrs. Louisine New
fors; L. L. 3. Wales, a Northern port.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CHARGE OF BIGAMY.-Ye sterday after
noon Thomas McCsiery was brought before Justice
King a warrant charging him with bigamy. 1t sp-
pears that the accused married Miss Mary Brecken 10y
whom the plant made) the lat of June last
bis first wife being stll alive. He committed to jail
In default of $1,000 ball. TO answer the charge before
Court Of competent Jurisdiction.
DIED IN THE STREET.-On "Wednesday
evening man named Joseph Beatty, who had been af
hicted with pulmonary complaint for somo months
past fell down from exhaustion at the Of York
and Man-sts, and expired He had been on an excur.
sion the day previous and evidently overexerted him.
self. His body was taAen to the residence of his
brother, In Plymouthst.
RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-Laste even
Ing as the ferry boat Bedford leaving the slip foot
Of Fultontt, woman, accompanied by two children
accidentally stepped off the bridge into the water One
Of the deck hands named +. Wheeler Immediately
jumped overheard and Landed her safely shore The
woman belongs to New.York, but who she Is was not
asceTtaned
II The name of the man who cut his
throat In Pymouthss yesterday Ia John Carlton. He
laborlng under alteration of the mind when he
committed the deed. lie Is under treatment at the
City Hospital.
The investigation into the circum-
stances of the death of William Tuck was to have been
resumed yesterday before Coroner Ball, but in conse-
quence of the pdiipoiion Of Of one Of the Jury an
adjournment took place to this morning.
E5'One of the First District Policemen
has been suspended from duty for negectng to arrest
porterhouse keeper his beat for violating the sun
day law.
u The examination of the liquor cases
not yet disposed Of has been postponed to Monday next
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MAR RfED.

On rhur.d.y Aus TO- BY Rev 4 Eusrdor, W. fRASCi5
FHTFMAE 81 Nv Yors CITY. M's SARAH C., dAEhief Of
the sie Roheit C. Smith Fsa., Of Bfootyn - ~
Ps-n-vHi- Greene Conny, Avs. -, ~ rev Ira tefrs "
LOUISA r. ADsIT, daughter OF H. g. Asst h,A' OF me o'
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WhnIers.

Sailed from k,nucket7h schn Glide Brown ani Extra Bears
Tor SLOas. whaling
The slips Wnam Eliza, Allen. for Bedford aud Ontario
or Nantucket renamed az Tsia about May 49, The o.
was rthtipg for a cruise.
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r. On Wednesday morning n seaman
fell from the Raging of the packet ship California lying
6, the foot Of Dovert North River. His name, va ara
IL Andrew Ga.icn and he had bis leg broken
In two places by the fall. He struck on Canal boat
near by He was taken to the New.York Hospital and
placed In the Marine Department
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DRowNED.--A man named John Hag-
cen fell from the deck of vessel at pier No. l. n X
yesterday morning and vas drowned before he couid
be rescued. His body was recovered i'm nediately at
terwsrd and the Coroner held an inquest uponit YER
dict according 10 the above circumstances.
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Ocean Stenmer..

- hASI OF CLEANERS FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST
NeIuetA LsAt rom Aug 20. For San Juan e
rom N1ork..Aug 20. For Navy Raw
fsehc .---..--..trom iok-.Aus 81. For LiverpooI
barron rom ork.Aus 81 For Charsson
.Lat ana ron fork..Agg q ..ForSavanp,I
Alrca.-- From n. fUrf Fol
lance Adsh rom Aug IS For Chsri,sto,
lon rom Aug p. For Charsston
ranl hn.-.. From York Aug ssFor Hayrs ~
WON Aug 70. Forssyanash
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

MEETING OF THE CITY TEMPERANCE
sOcIE1Y-The Methodist Episcopal Church in North
Fihs contained large audience last evening et the
meeting of the friends of Temperance, composing the
City Temperance Society One Of its VicePres,donss
Jacob t. Vandewater, Esq, Presided. The Williams
buTgh Harmonic Gee Club sang beautiful ode en-
titled The Rock Of the Pilgrims" John Mcintosh.
Eq, addressed the meeting He glanced over the his
tory OF tie Temperance since 1912 and gave
an account also, OF the proceedings and positions of
those opposed to temperance men during the past ton
years He proceeded demonstrate the necessity for
the Maine Law Great Britain be said was LOOKING IA
Newfork for an example, and this country is annually
wasting 5OOOOOQ In alcoholic drinks He concluded
his remarks 81 an earnest appeal in behalf of the Maine
Law, ara called upon all good citizens to sustain the
movement for the adoption Of that law In this Safe
Joseph II. Vardewster, Esq, hoped that no wire.
pulling politicians would be allowed 10 thwart the de
gns OF the friends OF Temperance during the present
campaign. lie warned all good citizens not to trust the
politicians, who had dipped them before and recon.
men6ed to Temperance to vote for none but Tenn.
perance men, and for the Maine Law
An Ode, entitled THE Wanderers Return wa,
sung In coed style after which the meeting adjourned
The ALLEGED COUNTERFEIT MONEY
CAsEWe learn that In the matter of the charge against
Mr. S. X. Hoggett Judge King yesterday morning after
examining the testimony and the questions of the law
raised, discharged the accused In the course of h.
remarks Judge H. steted that everything that could DOS
fbly be brought before bin had been Introduced and
ter he could arrive at other conclusion than that
was his duty TO discharge Mr. Hoggeu without recurring
him 10 90 Into defense AS the widest publicity has
been given to the charge against Mr. H. It Is but lust
that the fact OF his triumphant acquta should DO az
generally made known.
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EtsfArUA pa
eus-Rsss...----- H. Sets....... 80 Moos-Ss GIN
s'os
Sandy HOok II "a Gov Island o ifm Hell Gate. 10 IN
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE PROM EUROPE

s.tnue ..-- Sailed from Liverpool for New Yors Aum.,u
a,A rom Liverpool New York Au,s,H
nom Southampton, for New Yo,s Aasn., ia
.nrfA-...-- sas from Liverpool, for Bostou kps,,,aI
sfs,E.---.. ION Liverpool, for New Yert Ausa,,ss
Ie'sF uu sab rem Lvtpcsl, ~ View ys,i, xss..ss
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Wm. Newton. n ~
i've Of England, who resided at No 5sa,s e. ia
died suddenly sa "wednesday night al his resdsnca .
vss poiited 70 bold On inqpest N''''e'
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r,a n cos OVER BY A STAGE AND KILLED
Of ,le be-, yss,e.dsy held inquest upon the body
on msonesosy nisht In Thirdav By an omsibs wb,Is
iu,,s, fsom ,Ss to ero.s the street and received In
onnSS. s.aD ~slpl y he ,s died shortly after
The evidence before the jury showed LOT o,Avie nne
vas 70 be attached 70 the driver Of The no 9'sns
eset OF accidental dea'h was rendered TIE ns se.
Oh tne deceased reside at No ll6,s Thirdav PAon's
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NITf duly 4,
In accordance with the provisions of the thirty fifth
section of the Act of Consolidation notice hereby given
that the following bills of unpaid the Second Dis
tric New Orleans will be deposited the Third Justices
Court Richard Richardson Esq, Judge, to be proceeded
according to law Persons wishing pay any these
bills do so by calling at the City Treasury previous
the 10th inst.
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In accordance with the provisions of the thrty-f fifth
section of the Act OF Consolidation notice is hereby given
that the following bills unpaid for the Second Dis
tct Orleans will be deposited in the Fourth jus
tees Court a Derbes ESD, Judge to be proceeded on
according to law wishing to pay any OF these
bills do by calling the City Treasury previous to
the 10th instant.
GARLAND, Treasurer.
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TREASURER,S OFFICE.

y b, J
In accordance with the provision h section of
the Act Of Consolidation notice is hereby given that the
following bills of unpaid taxes for the City of NewOrleans
will be deposited in the Third District Court Hon T. II
Kennedy Judge. to be proceeded according to law
Persons wishing to pay any of these bills can do so by
calling at the City Treasury previous the 10th instant
/. W. III.
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rREASURER's OFFICE,

TREASURES OFFICE,
CRY OF NEW ORLEANS, July s. 1852
In accordance with the provisions of the thirty
ton Of the act of consolidation, notice is hereby given
that the following bills of unpaid taxes for the First Dis
tric New Orleans will be deposited in the Second JUS
ticGs Court G " Jonte Esq Justice to be proceeded
according to law Persons wishing pay any of these
bills do so by calling at the City Treasury previous to
the 10th instant.
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TREAsURER's OFFICE,

lCIrYof Nrw OnNfANs, July 8, lss2.l
In accordance with the provisions of the thrty-ftt,
section OF the act of consolidation notice hereby given
that the following bills of unpaid for the First
trict New Orleans will be deposited in the First Justices
Court Byrne Esd, Justice to be proceeded accord
ing to law Persons wishing to pay any of these bills
90 50 BY calling at the City Treasury previous to the 18th
instant. 60
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Abcerkard Louis. $6
.Aicklen G G. .16
Adams Ed. &
Anthony James. s
adams David. 40
Austin w G. ..... 4
Austin Mrs f.. 20
Archer Andrew. 4
Allison Andrew. 8
,Adde j A........ 4
.Ainsworth estate
of AC. so
,Adrolade Charles. 2
.Adrolade Mrs j.. 2
Acker Ambrose. 90
Aunst antoine. 2
Andrews John. is
Alpuente Octave. IL
Altranche J P. 6
.Abels John H. ~
Aronstein Mack. 6
Anderson j r.. 6
arrow Pascal. Ia
Arlington N o 40
Ack Francis. 49,. 4
assal Caspar. Il
Aheya VIM .,t,...M
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26
Hotel NRg Commerce,
PRES DE IA MASON DE COl'it
IN AroLEoNVlLLE.)

&c bel CtabIisscment tcnu par NJ. plcrr"
RlzAN, Went d'Ctrc ouvert M public q'n
no %s:turait trouvcs micuN sur aucun point
dc lEta'.
Chambrcs vastcs ct paltlltemcnt meuhlceS
pour les families, chambres parlIcr'ilcrcS
tics bicn garnics, salon dc compa@nlt, aus
ST spacicux q~u'clcsant, sale a ma"@rr, on
on a t%oulours unc table don't labohdancc
u'cst surpassGc que par Ia dtllcatc*se dcs
NETS. VOLTA, sans contreilt, tout &C u" IL
fault pour attircr unc nombreusc clientele.
Que Pom ajoutc a tous ccs agrc'hrnS dc
existence, dos servitcnfs tres a'tcnI'is, qu'
| sonf diriges de maHicTea ne Iainais hcgilHcr
IN scul Dc leurs dcvoirs, ct Ion cotnpicndra
facilcmcnt quill est utilc, pour bien |vivfc, de
drsccndrc Il rIi6icl du Commerce.
Dcux grandcs ccufies ct unc remisc Tres
commodc font paltlc dcs dcpcndanccs dc
Get endorsement.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26
Commercial Hotel,
NEAR THE COURT HOUSE.
(NApoLEONVILLE.

Thi5 splendid establishment, kept by VI. Z
RtzAN, has Just bccn openedto the pubic
who could not possibly meet with 4 bets
house on any point OF the State. y
Very large and well furnished rooms tor
families, pleasant private rooms, i spacious
aud elegant parlour, IL dining-room where
meals arc no less abundant than delicate,
this Is, undoubtedly, what is requisite to
attract numerous customers.
Besides all these cnticcmcnta, the boar
ders will have at command most attentive
servants, VIII, are 50 managed a. never to
neglect their duty. II is, therefore, very
easy to conceive that it is useful to stop at
the Commercial Hotel to ENJOY all the com
forts D fife.
Two vast aud commodious stables arc
annexed to the establishment, 81
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26

BANS A VAPEUK SULEUKLuA.
TENus A DoNALDsoNvILLE.
Par Is Dr.. Boutilcr St-Andrt.
lc DocTErR BourLLIER St-ANDRE
prfvicnt ic public quill went d'ttablI
dams sa dcmcure unc Sale DC bans a
yapcu Sulfurcux. Les hcu1cux result
tats obtcnus par &C systemic ct lc deSln'
dc rtpondrc Az &c general, teh ont
cs mobiles scntimcns an lnnt anlnc
en- foudant Get Establishment. Tout lc
monde c%onnait dtja rcillcacltc sou'c-
rainc dCs balns il vapcur Snlinrcnx; no''S
~n'ayons done pas bcsion dc dire gus les
Rhnmatismcs meme les plus In'clt'cs
ne sauraicnt ~rt:istcr il son acton; que
les maIadics cutAnGcS, les affections nj
tcstinalcs ct antrcs dispsrals=cnt IA son
contact.
lie Doctcu Boutiiiier Went d'njoutcr
| , &C systcmc qui est deja aussl s''np'c
o%u'tItgant IN apparel dune incompara-
bic utilize C"cst m vcntllatcur place
rirtcricur dc In machine au moycn dn-
qucl Oh dtgagc Ii vapcnr on Saz onIf''
,cux dams MONS dune mln'tc. Les
dangers, ~anxqucIls Ic patient ttalt pre-
ctdcmmcnt expose, SC t1onHcnt aIn~' to-
! talcment anGantis. En- clict, par fancien
systcmc il tallait AN moins dix minutes
pour fame lc engagement total. Or, II
%ponvait a,rivcr que lie malade vlnt a 50
%sr,uvcr mai dunant lc couls dc l,opcra-
ton ct par consequent dc graves "ci~
dents sen suiv,c par suite dc la lcntcn'
DC Procurement du gaz sulturcnx.
priE des bainS.
POM unc Domaine $50. 10.
Pour MONS dc douZU gu pour rI,nInC
balm 80, %.
Nnc machine de la meme nature est
en- vote dc construction pour les ne
glcs.
az I.c DR.. Bontillicr St.-Audrc
profile dc ccttc occasion pour rcmcreici
lie public Nc Encouragement qull Il blcn
vouln lni accordcr lnsqu'a ce Jour. j.
osc csptrcr que la meme conflantc ct le
meme patronage, don't il fcla en- so'ie
dc SC rcnhrc toujours dignc, hui acion'
continues IA PavCnir.
p. S.-Chaquc 'baigncnr est tcnu dc
SC pourvoir dun DIap ct dc dcux scr
y%icttcs. 49,
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G. X A N ID N
DE L'ASSOMpTION.

lie public est %prGvcnn que M. J. 3. Gull
LOT, cncanteur de ccttc pafolssc, dhment com
missionuc par lie tionverncur, ttablit un Grand
encan mensucl a Pl~attenville, chez NJ. CLoDIus
LINosSIER.
II Sc trouve sur les licux I'm bon magasln dc
depot poury rcccvoir toutes les marclfandlses
qu'on voudra bicn y envoycr, aInsi quhne ma
%gniiiquc savanna poar les anlmaux qn,on vondra
fairc vcndrc au Grand Encan dc I Assumption.
Get mean aura lieu tous les deuxiemcB salnodlJ
de chaquc mols.
u Adressser les marehandiscs a M. J. b.
Guillot on a NJ. G.. Linossier. Pour les coldi-
tons, e'adrcsscr a Fun dc ccs mosaicurs. 40
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HOTEL WASHINGTON

NJ. TK1cnE PREVENT scs amlsi ell
public Quill ancqui, &c Mr.. TX. G>u,
ru1un, rcxpIoitation d" Washington
Hotci. II soiiicitc la continuation de-
Ia favour don't Ic public toujours en-.
|tourt Get Establishment, ct iI~s'cngagc .
nc ricn ntgIigcr pour sen 'cndre dl
me. Appar:ymcuts, 1t Table %confor.
tables, Brrc %toujou's aqPto'ls'onntc de-,
%mcilIcurcs Iiqucurs, Scr,i'" prompt.
VOLTA dcs titres que sa m'l,on nc de-,
! mcutira Iamnls.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26
PENSTONNkA y
DE JEUNES DEMOlSFLIES,
Diytg6 par L. MAH1LA,
a Donaldsonyillc.

Aim dc pouvoir ~rtpondrc u ynnx
dcs percs dc famiI!c, M. Martin Went
dsagrandir son Gtablisscmcnt ct de Sad
ioindrc une maitrcsse d'anglais.
la religion Gtant Ii base dc tontc mo-
ralc ct dc toutc bonnie education, sera
I'M dcs principles fondamcntaux dc Tins.
titution.
Prix dc In Pension ave les di
verses branches d'cnscignrmcnt,
en- anglaisc ct Gu f~ranGais. $685.. $50