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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

DIRECT CHAR6Es.-Stand up here, Will
liam H. Cornell Alder nan Of the Seventeenth Ward
bold up your head and oos the People In the eye while
we charge you with obsructng the administration Of
the law and only dsregarding the rights Of the peo
pe bot ou,ragng the decent dictates of justice the
20h day OF July Inst, when you discharged from custo
DIV man (beleved 10 be butcher In your employ
pameG w II Ssmler-ssd Samler having been arrested
on cha ge Of disorderly conouct Why did you do 1t
In January last you maintain the laws and pro-
tect the interests Of the people How much does such
clearly partial discharge Of prisoner differ from rank
perjury What If some unfortunate woman, driven TO
desperation by hunger had stolen your fine steaks
solely to support e-would you have been uimbe In
her behslfi Not Dit Oft Whyl Because she can't
vote Don't srter yourself that you born to blush
unseen In this business we shall parade you and any
other such impuden. ipererer with justice before the
public that the people may know what stuff they have
made into Aldermen. You may conceal the stems Of
brandy GIN nils vine and tu tesoup which you take
In the Tea Room; but II you open the prisondOor and
set ree-no matter who, someb )dy will tell Of It Be-
think you, Aid. Cornell; are you doing rightfully, or
even decenty
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" Harris CHEAP EDITION of the
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vsriey and Guy Nsnnensg." This edition will s,;
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~ THE ART-JoURNAL," for July,
has several articles Of unusuai interest - Visit to
6lsfgow,~ "Tlilan as a Portrait Painter Natural
Philosophy of the Beautiful" and others Tae snbe'
habBert OF THE pumber consist Of engrayings OF The
Landing of the Prince Of Orange from pl,fure by
Turner, IN tbs veroon Gallery; Sir David Wilkes
"Bsgpiper !" The SON OF Niobe, from Group Vi J.
Loeb and "selections from the Portfolio" of Moritz
Reich. &C. s. Francis Il Coy
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowSED.-An inquest
was yesterday held at the house No 80 shenst upon
the body Of saac Perkins lad 0yesr Of age VIII was
accidentally drowned while bathing on Sunday last at
The foot Of ghirdst, East River. Verdict accordingly
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The FREE ACADEMY EXAMINATION.

The FREE ACADEMY EXAMINATION
The exar alton for the admission Of pupils in the Free
Academy terminated yesterday, after connndance OF
eight days. The various Ward and Public S;hoOls
sent uy 2J5 pupils bu; only l2i wers selecred This
was owing TO the severity Of the examination for every
pupil vas tested to the utmost and admitted
ave those that passed thoroughly In Arithmetic, Eng
lish Grammar, Geography, History, Spelling AMI Com
position. Ward School No 90 John J. Doane, Princi
pal had As admitted, BE- ing onethrd Of all selected
Bis class, taught By himself and nr McNary, had
30 chosen The ID, taught By Mr nlta, bad II chosen
and the Sd, taught BY Mr.. Hunter, had chosen THIS
is the fret instance Of boys being admitted from junior
classes and speaks very highly for the school A. the
close Of the examination, Prof Webster In few very
happy Temhrks advised the pupils TO psy particular a..
tenton net only to their studies their company
for be. well bis subordinses judged each lad oy
bis company. The child Is the father OF the man
de concluded BY telling the boys to attend on the sIn
Of September for the next session will commence on
tia, day.
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A PREsENTATroN.-A pleasant affair
came of last night In Lsmsrtne place. The employees
Of the Hudson River Railroad Company, VINO had been
Ell gsged en- the road while Oliver II. Lee Esq, was
Superintendent and Secretary met "a good number Of
them, at Mr. Lees house, TO present him with token
OF their esteem. At the cost of $1,000 they had pro
cured IRON the establishment of Ball, Black & Co.
Splendid set Of silver plsts, comprising saver, tea
urn four pitchers, cresmer sugar dish slop bowl and
oeil-al got up in excellent taste, and inscribed as
follows
PTesentedtO OLIVER LEE late Superintendent
and Secretary Of the Hudson River Railroad Com.
.psLy as token Of the respect aud esteem of bl,
mary friends
NsAe- York, July o. 1852
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~ A. Hart has completed the republ-
cation Of the "LEcTURKs on THx RxsuLrs OF THE
EXHIBITION" delivered before the Society of Arts
Manufactures and Commerce, by DR.. Whewell Prof
Owen, Prof Royle, Prof Willis, Capt Washington, aud
ohers They form a valuable compsnd Of practical
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~ "THE NORMAL PRIMER" by j..
RUSSELL WEBB, Though nursery manual, is prepared
with great elegance and taste This l. a. it should be
The young mind cannot receive Impressions of the
beautiful tSo early series Of Readers" by the same
auhor on similar psn well deserves the attention Of
parents and teachers George savsge)
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The presentation was made by THOMAS NJ NORTH
Esq., the present Secretary, IN very speech to
which Mr.. Lee handsomely replied. Toe speaking over
Refreshments followed and an hours pleasant chat
Mr. Lee has been faith Hu and jealous friend OF the
Company, and aio Of the en- pOyees, and this testm,
NAL Is f,tiDg tr 1ute to his many good qualities The
welcome presence Of several ladies added beauty AMI
grace % the scene.
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DISCHARGED BY AN ALDERNAN.-As the
funeral procession wa. passing through the Bo"eIy on
TUESDAY sfrernoon officer White, Of Seventeenth " ara
bsd occasion to arrest butcher, named Wm H. ssner
WHO In the employ of Alderman Cornell OF that ara
The sccused on being arrested turned upon the ocsr
and beat him violently besiss tearing bis coal de
was, bowsva, rnally ovepOwsrss and s~xsa To me
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. In bis countrys cause,
: HE well spent, whose early care IL was
: His rtper years should not up0rsid his grave.
: BY III perceiv ID degrees he wore away,
: And, like the suu, showed largest At his setting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

RELIEF FOR THE POOR SUFFERERS BIT
THE GREAT FIRE IN MosrRsAI-Three hundred dol.
lars has been contributed BY Mas NJ Bronson for the
relief of the poor sufferers BY the recent destructive Gre
In Montreal, and wa Immediately fer ~ardsd to that
City by Walter Jones' Esq., Treasurer Of the New
York Relief Committee.
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station House, where be remained about one hour ana
hall, when Alderman COraeu made his appearance
and alter taking AFFIDAVIT; In relation TO the charge
sehns, saner, which that of disOrderly conduct
he took the prisoner away with him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

LAEoREks' MEETING.-The last meet
ing Of the Lsborers Union Benevolent Association ct
No. 30 Grand-st, on Monday evening was well attend
ed The Lsborcrs express confidence in tho sncce'' Of
their oyement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

On the corner Of James and Chatham'ts. a small
building appropriately decorated had these appropriate
sentences:
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RoBBED HIS FArHER.-A colored boy,
named VIM Lee, took 81 belonging to his father and
ab,conded from home He was arrested and has given
I'D portion Of the money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

SUPERIOR CoURT-SPectdt i ~. -,
po.worth. Judge Duer being also Yfesen,-
S,S p IL. mater Ss s6 Ss%s o} p.o
agreesoiy 70 90 ~. Court Was that Judge Oakley
betlg oe, hon the proceedings heretofore have oses
eeiSf ND also be present further postponed 70
Tuesday next ,Ao .ornssl With Mr. Van b.
rem az 10 spy adjournment He said 10 regard 70 me
Crmmop Council, he mad reasoa 70 uo~ sns' ~
oud no, reconsider take any further seaoe 10.
the subject, the majority Of members o. .us ~ Ala
Soleipg that the approval Of the RESOLUTIONS " n'
Con- ptop as Acting Mayor. valid and maj ,.,,
Mr. Cutting Who with Mr.. Brady sppss ' 1870
,i. said mai the Board Of Assistants regularly .ece.
and acted upon the communication OF .n nv wo,sS
take any action. r., cornor.ton sald
~ n. apsrI.s Of the Court that bis position wa Pesu
liar thsre d conErvvsrsy ~ 70 Ias fesIA'3 " Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

u Once more We take occasion to call
the attention of the public those germs Of Art the Cysa
DagrerreotypeA taken only at ). RooT's Usis
No S3 Broad Of FraniliDt Process patented
Operators sre cautioned against any Infringement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

OPEN ON SUNDAY.-The police report
twenty-five places in which liquor sold as havag been
kept open en- Sunday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

DEATH OF Mr.. BELL.-The death Of
Mr.. Jacob Bell, of WILLIAMSBURG, the welknown ship
builder the Sulphur phnss Va, occurred yesterday
morning. Intelligence to tina, effect having been received
by telegraph. lie died Of spopexy
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rance de tout ce qui captive l'esprit, rien
ne Ia distrait de son amant; ct, tenez,
dams ce moment meme OH Adalbert de-
vine peut,atrc que nous parlons dc lui,
voyez de quel air ellie le surveilc, ct
comme ellie supporte avec impatience
l'attention quill nous donne. Ellie ne lui
Pardonne pas DE- vous regarder ST long
temps. Jugez 81 ellie pouvait craindre
quill vous Wit dcs memes yeux que les
miens.
"A la gloire de Cesar! s'ecria lie Sc
nateur Pison en- levant sa coupe dor
remplie de vim des Gaules.
Et les acclamations du peupIc ayant
repondu a Get appel, les cris de pive
Jules Cesar lsemporterent sur la concer-
sation des conyiyes. Alors Cesar sc leva
ct temolgna sa reconnaissance dams I'M
discours 81 eloquent, ST bien seme d'idfcs
ingenieuses, d'images poetiqucs, de ter
mes precis ct harmonieux, que ION crut
un moment entendre la parole entrai-
nante, lie genie .persuasif du vainqneur
de Pompee. II parla des pressages qui
menaeait sa vie, des reyes de Calpurnie,
des pie mrs quill await vns couler de ses
beaux yeux endormis des gemissements
qusellc await pousses au milieu, de ce
sommeil lethargique ou cllc voyait Cesar
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de Pambassadcur, par Ie desir que cha
Gun await d'imiter de son mieux le per-
sonnage quill representait ce qui forcait
avoir souvent recours lui, Edouard
Iaissait aller son esprit avec cette faci|i-
te piquante que donne Fenvie de Sc
faire ecouter de la femme qn'on aime.
Arme de son Plutarque, il en- plucait les
discours, les anecdotes, les mots avec
une adresse telle quill servait de modeie
aux autres causeurs, etqu'il en- resultait
une conversation tres-divertissante, on
les apologies, les citations, les batteries,
les epigrammes, inspiraient tour a tour
l'interet ou la gazette. Jamais le pauvre
Edouard n'avait ell I'eccasion de Sc
montrer 81 aimable; ct Ia verite oblige a
dire que ClotiIde se,nblait JOUR de son
success. Adalbert en- etait visiblement
contrarie ct cherchait d lie deconcerter
par tous les moyens que la malice fournit
ordinairement l'envie; il naissait de ce
combat assez bien motiye par les mau-
vais sentimens de Cassius pour Cesar,
un feu roulant. .d'injures poles, de plai-
ironiques, qoi auraient pu deve-
mir tres.ssrieoses, 81 les TRADES voltairien-
mes de lord Needman n'etaient venues
les interrompre ct reunir sur elies seules
|'attention ct la maIagnite de tous les
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Convives.

ConvIves.
En- verite, ma chere Calpurnie, dit
Servlie, j'admire votre sangfroid en-
ecoutant ces discussions, moitie philoso-
phiques, moltie rerublicaines. ct don't le
denodment doit vous coiiter ST cher.
Comment resistez-vous au besoin de de-
fendre de tant de sottes accusations un
heros aussi adorable que ce beau Cesar.
All! il me semble que ST lie ciel m'accor-
DAFT l'honneur d'etre seusement yingt-
quatre heures sa femme, j'en profterais
pour confondre tous ses ennemis, pour lie
soustraire leurs coups GU bien mourir
avec lui. #
-Vingt-quatreAeures! repeta Clotil-
de stuptfaite ct trembIante a lidee que
le hasard seul ne pouvait ayoir fourni a
Serviie un rapproch ment aussi exact.
Ellie crut son secret tfahi ct lanea sur
Adalbert un regard de mepris ct d'indi-
gnation, qui 'aurait accable, sill nett
etc soutenu par lie calme de sa conscien-
ce. a tt
-Vingt-quatre heures! dit son tour
Adalbert; cen est assez pour voir lie
heros en- robe de chambre, ct pour per-
DIRE toutes ses illusions sur lui. Nest-il
pas vrai, madame? 1915
CIotilde, un moment deconcertee par
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cettc Interpolation directc, hesita 4
repondre; craignant de laisser soupcon-
ner sa pensee; ellie cherchait a Ia cacher
sous queIque expression froide ct dedai-
gneuse, lorsque Saluste, frapp6 de Penn
barras qu'elle eprouvait, Iui dit a voix
bassc: sai
-Allons, jouez mieux votre role; dis
simnlez un peu votre malveillance ponr
ce pauvre Adalbert; ne voyez en- Ini
que rimorteI Cesar, lie vainqueur de
tant de peuples ct de bellies fmmcs;
songez Que ce nom de Calpurnie vous
oblige l'imlter au moins jusqusaux der
nieres libations du festin; vous serez tou-
Iours lbre de gutter votre tendressc con-
jugale avcc cette tunique qui vous va 81
bien? =5t95#
d-Et 81 cette honnate passion surviyait
au deguisement @#
All! mon Dieu, gardezvous bien
den faire settlement la plaisanterie, dit
Sosthene avec effroi; la princcssc vous
tuerait.
-Vons croyez? All! ce serait amusant.
Par grace, men faites pas l'epreuve.
Vous autres, charmantes FRANCHISES, qui
ne pensez qu'a plai,e, vous ne sauriez
prevoir jusqu'on peut alIer la jalousie
dune Sicilienne. EIevee dams l:igno.
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ARR ESTATlON
DUN EXPRESIDENT De BhNOUE.

81 habiles que soient en- general les
Americans, en- matierc commercials, il
NEST pas dependant cxtraordinaire de
trouver parmi cux quelGues membrcs dc
ccttc interessantc EamiIIe d'actionnaircs,
qui sur la fol dc queIq1e pompeuse an
nonce, courcnt porter leurs economies
dams des enterprises n'cxistant que de
nom, ct don't la caissc ouvertc pour re-
ccvoir les vcrscmcns, est, CONNIE celIe
dc l'illustrc Robert Macare, touiours
fcrm6e pour les paicmens.
Une arrcstation qui Went d'&tre ope-
rec New York, sur la pcrsonnc de d.
w. Townsend, naguercs President de
la Banque du Bowcry, sembIcrait, 81 l'on
en- croft les at1idavits dirigts centre ce
pcrsonnage, demontrcr prochaincment
que les operations du genre de ccllcs
don't nous avons parl6, Sc pratiquent sur
unc asscz grande Gchelle.
Voici ce qui resulterait de la plaintc
aeposte par NM. Chss. briggs, Chas.
S. Mathews, ct Abias Miles, negocians
de New York
En- 1913, Townsend Sc NIT en- socitte
sous la raison Mctcalfe & Co, a!ec un
individu qui await fonde dams Center
street, G3 ct G5, unc fahrique dc tuyau'x,
robnets, cannellcs, etc. Bientot, Get
atclier Sc transforma en- une compagnie
que Townsend pretcndit organiser sur
une large base il ttait des-Iors Presi-
dent du Bowery. II donna done
son enterprise Ie tftre pompeux de
Niw York Croton ct Steam Faucet Conapa-
ny; il dresa lc bilan des bentfces qu'cIle
dcvait offrir, ct caIcula que les divilen-
des ne tarderaient pas depasser % p.
cent. Arm6 de ces beaux calculs, il Sc
presenta chez les plaignans ct les enga-
gea prendre des actions dams la susdite
compagnie. L'affaire etait exccllente,
les benefices assures. Brief, les plaignans
Sc laisserent leurrcr par la brilIaute pers
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PREMIER COUP DE CANON.

Ia nomination de M. JAMES BUCHANAN
mar Ia Convention Democratiqne de Bal
timore la candidatnre prtsidentieIle
nous paraft hors de tout donte. Les
sympathies densocratiques don't il est en-
toure. Ia reputation honorable quill s'es'
acquise dams ses relations privees, ct la
position eIevee quill occnpe dams lopi-
mon du pcuple' des Etats-Unis, nous
donnent l'assurance que nul autrc que
hi ne receyra ie vote unamime de la
Convention Democcratique.
Deia la Convention du comte de Phi
ladelph,e Went de prendre 'initiativc.
Par une resolution, cette Convention
invite les dsIegues la Convention Ma
tionale a accorder leur suffrage a
s JAMES BUCHANAN,
Pour LA PREs1pENcE DEs ErATs UNrs.
Courier de Ia Lonisiane.)
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CHAPITRE XIII
FETE.

a8 e 4t4s.g FETE. s.#gYst 81 84zHa
,1~C'est dommage, reprit settlement
Adalbert. ssa. II, 49,. zs.. gsa.t. +.
sEt Sc tournant aussit8t vers sa voisine,
uafecta de ne pas ecouter ce que. disalt
afemme des jolis dessins de M. Fresne-
aal.a..... 80 ..a rt .....s.. .-......~ ~..s
a-Il fut qu'elle en- ait Ia tate perdue,
Pensa>t,il, pour oser vanter ainsi ses ta-
ents i propos. C'est anc maniere fort
aaladroite de le recommander . IA bien-
seillance des gems qui l'admettent avec
esand'peine dams leur societs ear plus
eae exalte ses moyens de seduction; plus
ellese compromet ct le rend haIssable
aax personnes qni ne sauraient lui par
Conner de la deshonorer.
Malheureusement, une foule d'autres
observations vinrent confrmer la pensec
aAdalbert. Encourage par les questions
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LES srNrsrREs DUNE ANEeE.- Dapres
ffatelligencer de st. Louis, le nombre
des bateaux a vapeur qui Sc so,,t perdus
Tan dernicr, sur les rivieres de lOuest,
s'sleye 4S, ct le nombre des personnes
,ui ont peri par suite de ces accidents,
i 227.-26 bateaux ont coule bas en- Sc
he,lrtant contre des chicots on autrcs obs
lructions 8 ont sauls 6 ont sombre
par suite de collision !; 2 par suite de
tempate, ct 6 ont etc brdIss.
Les collisions ont fait 6S vIctimes, ct
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Dams les LILO agents du ministere
de la justice, ne sont pas compris 1900
agents ct legionnaires payes par le bud
get dc la Legion d'IIonneur F; lie nombre
des agents payes par les communcs Sole
We a lui scul a 100000 sur les $4,000
du ministerc de Pjnterieur dams les
10 900 employees des travaux publics ne
sont pas compris $4,000 cantonniers.
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pcctivc qu'on fit passcr sous Icurs veux.
MN. Mathews ct Driggs, prirent cha
Gun pour $500 d'actions, ct Nj. Miles,
pour 81 900. Ccs mcssicurs avaient
d'autant plus de contiance dams la chose,
que les dircctcurs dc la Banque du Bo-
very devaicnt. au dire dc Townsend,
prcndre pour $4,000 d'actions, ct que
dtJa Townsend pretcnda:t en- avoir re-
cueiIli pour $4,000. Les maisons les
mieux places dams New York s'ttaicnt,
a Pen croire, cmprcssees de aouscrire.
Tout celia ttait fort beau jusquc la :;
mas quand il s'agit d'obtcnir dcs divi-
dcndes ct dcs complies, &C f1t bien difTG-
rent. Les actionnares n'obtinrent plus
que des reponscs dlatoires; bout dc
dtlaiS, lis Sc d6Ciderent a soumcttre i:aE
fairc ii uuc Investigation rigoureuse, ct
lis ne tarderent pas Sc convaincre que
ie Tdnd ttmp0ny n'elalt rlen MONS
qu'une mauvaise atlaire, fort etrange-
mcnt administree; qu'au moment OH
| ownsend les await en- quelque sortc
forces dcvenir actionnaires, ellie 6tait
dtja insovable ct greyee d'hypothequcs.
II devint en- meme temps presque prou.
We que Townsend, prodtant de sa posi-
ton de President de la Banquc de Bo-
very, await permis Ia societe Mctcalf
& Co, de surtircr jusqu'a concurrence
de $4,000. En- somme. d'npres ccs
divers aflidavits, l'especc d'cscroqucre
commsc cnvers les. plaignans SC compIi-
qucrait dun abus de confiancc des plus
graves rtgard de la Banque.
Toute cette affaire qui resemble sim
gulicrrment aux transactions de Robert
Macairc, doit s'eclaircir prochaincmcnt
dcvant lc juge Osborne.
Courier des E. o.
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EMIGRATION. = Lon calculs quill
nest pas parti moins de S3,603 emi-
grams du Royaume-Uni pour les Etat,
Unis d'Amerique, dams le quarter fnis--
SAINT lie 30 septembrc 1851. Ce qui don.
ne par jour 9S0,-par scmaine, $50.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-15
lie PIONNIER De L'ASSOMPTION.
.sF .H# PUZZLE PAR
EUGENE SUPERViELLE.
DIMANCHE, Is FEVRIER 1852.
CONDITIONS uu Dourmat:
ABONNEMENT :--L'abonnement est paya

Bile D'AvAEcE. = ... ...a..z. Al.
rorR uN AN -: :: $5 90
s POUR SIX MoTs :: -: ::::: g. 3 90
Tout abonne qui voudra suspendre son abon-
,ement, devra prevenir, par ecrit les Gditeurs,
uunze jours ae moins, avant Pexpiration du
trnestre.
ANNONCES:-Pourles les insertions, annonces
avis etc, etc, les conditions sont les snivantes-
Par DIX LIGNEs, pour la lere insertion 81 90
Pour les insertions suivantes .: so
On execute l'imprimere du PIoNNIER, ct ce
aux prix les plus moderes, tontes especes d'ou
wages typographiques, (JobsD tells que, cARTEs
.rAcTuREs, PAMPHLETS, BLANCs, ETC, ETC.