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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-04
LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS.
The following is a list Of the Letters remaining
in the Post Office at Napoieonville.
Armand Felix George w. B.
Audoin Adelina. Graham Daniel.
Achez Jean Pierre. Green Adam.
AcheZ Simeon 2. Gaudin freres.
Belson J. 2. Guillot Elodie.
Bradherry miss F. A. Guillot Lazarre.
B. P. K. Hagard J. w.
Bertrand George. Haubot Mime.
BolIinger Martin. Hailllot Elizabeth.
Blondy l.. Halsey John.
Barnabe. Jean Marie Galois.
Crozet Clodius. Lolan Jean.
Cahalane 5Temothy. Landry Achllle.
Como John Laborde Vincent.
Como Adrien. Labusquiere & Co.
Como Desire. Lyons Patrick.
Colomb Nine Is. Myer M. 2.
Cox Randall. Martin M.
Donohoe Patrick. Mcdaniel Denis. q
Daigre J. M. Napoleon Peter.
Dazet Pierre. Pomponneau NINA
Dugas Emile. Polrrler Me Celestln.
Dupont Jean Marie. Roberts & Co.
Dancereau Felix. Raho Reverend.
Edwards William. Romero Mathilde. 2
Edwards Nancy C. Smith Charles.
Elder J. C.. Vergeron ).
Fornio O. 2. Vesseron Pierre.
Forde Catherine. Vlra Edward.
Faulto Oveal. Withlng Elijah.
Gnsdry Zenon.
Assumption, March 1853.
L. A. DEJARLA1S, P. M.
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EAgsyANM ANgAsss

~A claI1dtfOH VI las AncSA
ASeA lency Pau|O- Hebert, Go
s~agS Louisiana. dated 10Th Fee
b,uary 1853, Elections will I've held ID The
nar;sh of Assumption, on Monday, the al
day Of April 1853, from 0 O'Clock A
N. to a o'clock p. M. for the purpose o
,lecting a Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court of the State of louisiana; an one
associate Justice, for the Second District
.nn,nosed Of that portion of,he City OF Ne"
nrIs.ns. which is situated above the line
extending along the middle Of Julia street
nnt;l It strikes the New Orleans Canal, and
,honce down said Canal 10 the Lake, and
H., ma ;; shes Of Jefferson, ST John The Bap'
fist. St-Cbarles, St.James, Ascension AS
snmption, Lafpnrche Interior. Terrebonne'
I@beryille, and West Baton Rouge. .
The places of Elections are as fellows
FIRST WARD. At near Juan A!em.n's
residence; commissioners. Octave Vi
1ralize Leblanc and J. -A'eman.
9,d Ward. AZ or near Gabriel Rodriguez
coffee house; commissioners, Thee.
ssa mile Fernandez, Andre .Acosta aud
Trasimond Trahant.
3rd Ward. AT or near the plantation olee,
yerin Landry near the parrocnia
church: commissioners, Alex. Gnil!ot,
Narci.se Templet, g. p. NJ. Melancon.
an Ward. At or near Marlns A~ibagnac,s
residence; commissioners, =. Landry,
W.. W. Pugh g. Marius Aibagnac.
5,h Ward. At or near Drauzin H,meFs re-
s;dence: commissioners, ]. Leftwich,
fla;ry;lle Himel and F. A. Tete.
sh Ward. At or near the coffee house OF
Maxige Boudreanx; commissioners, II.
Labadie. Aug. Fremin and Z. Landry.
Nh Ward. AT or near the plantation OF =.
tg n. Mailhot: commissioners, ". A.Sims,
4a Vincent Landry s. Charles Beliot,
Ain Ward. Az the court house; commission
era. e. L. Mavor and A. Nj. Foley.
9th Ward. At The billiard room of ]. Q. Il.
Gauthier, in E.aincoartville; comm'ssio-
ners. j. B. l. Dugas, Felix Gillet ct
G. w. Jones.
10Th Ward. At a. nea the residence OF
Dufossa,d Landry; commissioners, =.
Comeau fills, Vileor Leblanc and Seye-
rim Landry.
18th Ward. AT the residence Of F. Mollere'
commissioners, Hipolyte Himel, Mar,
celin A. Leblanc.
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AVIS

Est par lie present dome aux contribuables
de la paroisse. Assumption, que lie soussigne a
ce Jour depose lie tableau de Taxes pour Pan
nee 1852, all bureau du Recorder de cette
p~aroisse.
Toutes personmes interessees sont REFUSES
de taire leurs objections dams les delais requis
par la loi.
Paroisse Assumption, 90 f6vrier 1853.
ALFRED TElE,
II AiseSseur.
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ou,e pistrict-A IN Maison de Courd de cette
paroisse; commissioners, &. l.. Mavor
ct A. M. Foley.
0,s D;stric.-Au billiard de M. G, E. Gau-
,bier. a Paincourtville; eopmissaires,
J. B. Dugas, Felix Giilet ct &. w.
Jones.
lime Distric,-Chez Dufossard Landry gu
dams lie voisinage; commissaires, Eng.
fGot7,eaa fls, Nilkor Leblanc ct SIEVE
rim Landry. ss.
lime District-Chez Francois Mollere :;
commissaires, Hippoly,e Braud, ct
Marcelin A. Leblanc.
,one District-Chez Etienne Penisson on
dams le %voisinage; commissaires, l..
peuisson fills, Cleophas Penisson ct Zephi-
rim Giroir.
lame District-Chez Anaclet Simoneau gu
dams lie voisinage; commissaires, Ana
clet Simoneau ct ]. V. Porche-
lame District--C Chez Dorcino Rentrop GU
dams le voisinage; commissaifes, Pier
re Theriot, d. Rentrop ct Chs. eros.
piles commissaires detection des
diftsrens bureaux ci-dessus NOMINEES par
Ie Jury de Police de la Paroisse AssomP-
ton, sont requis de tenir la dite election,
ct den faire les retours an Sherlt sonFs'-
qne commencement a la loi.
Paroisse Assumption. lie 26 few. 1853.
~ A. F. Hickman, Sherii.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons interested of
this parish of Assumption, that the undersigned
has delivered his tableau of Taxes for the year
1852, i'll the parish Recorders Office.
All persons interested are hereby required
to make their objections to said tableauif any
they have within the delays required by law.
Assumption, February 2ard 1853.
ALFRED TETE,
~ Assessor.
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AssumptloIl, NafcH z 1903.
L. A. DEJARLAIS, P. M.
, 1853-03-12

Beef. per b. l4al6 Pickles, pcrjar, 30
Pork, 20 Vinegar per gal. 5oa6o
Flour, per ON lbs. 90 Ga salt, per 10. 4a1
Potatoes, per bush. 80 Blankets, per pair, 90
Butter. rcr Ii. 90 Candles, per Ii. 62a7j
Onions, per hush. "a 10 Linscc,l oil, pr gal. 80
Talow, pee ID. l25 Sperm oil, %
Cheese, 40 Tobacco per lb. 75al 90
Eggs, per doz. IS soap, l2al4
Bects, per bush 2 80 Shcciing, pr yd. 10
Sugar per Ib. IL! Drilling, 10
Colee, per ID. 81 Axes, ooaa 90
Tea, 75al 90 IIewinG axes, 10
Molasscs, per gal. ina75 Brandy, pr 81. 5Oa2 %
Salmon, per h. I0ul2 Whisky, %
Saeratus, 20 Gln, 1Vho W
Chickens, Fer Aoz 7 90 Hickory shirts 90
Sawed lumber, fir, So per NJ ccdur, $50 per NJ
shingles, s. 30 to 6 per NJ; piles, to 10 cents
per foot; square timber, lj to l6 ets per foot :
wood, IS per cord.
, 1853-03-12
Masonic.

Olympia Lodge, U. D., Ancient Free
and Accepted Musons holds regular communion
tons on the first and third Saturday evenings Of
each month";
All thrcn in good standing are invited to at
tend. g. II. HALE, Secretary
, 1853-03-12
CHEAP BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS

CHEAP BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS
.o.'' BY the CART LOADi a''"
DURGEss, GILBERT & STILL, Ports.
ID mouth square, San FRANCISCO, wholesale and
retail dealer in cheap publications.. standard books
blank books, stationery, fancy articles, and
AMERICAN AND ron EfGN EEwsPAPERs
b. G. & s. continues to supply all orders Tor
cheap books and newspapers, and other articles in
their line, in advance Of all Others, and at The low
est market price. Country merchants, agents, The
trade pedlers, canvassers, and the public generally
are invited to call and eXamns our extensive col
lection Of publications, where they will be to
find ul the latest works published in this county
or elsewhere.
b. G. 4 8. are sole agents for, and rvcciving
per every mail, the Boston Journal, N. o. Picay4
une, Louisville Courier, Cincinnati Commercial,
Portland Transcript, New Bedford Mercury, Bal
timore sun, st. Louie Reveillo, &C.. &c. besides
which they receive the New York Herald, New
York frihune, London Illustrated News, Wilmer
& Smiths European Times, Weekly Dispatch,
Doubn Nation, London Punch, La Croniea, New
York Siasts I.cileing, New York Schnellpost la
PFessee, Ia Constituiionnol, L'lllusratiOn, and
other psperS generally from all parts Of the world.
One Of tho FIRM resides in New ork and will at.
tend Ia the filling of all orders that we may receive
with promptncss and dispatch.
u BURGESS, BiLBRET & STLL,
Portsmouth square, San Frnncisco.
November 9th, 1851. 9tf ....r..
, 1853-03-12

Nrw ZrALAxD.-We have adycCs from
Auckland, New L 'aland, 10y way Of London,
10 september IA. The attractions OF the
Victoria gold fields We're beginning 10 be
fell in an extended degree, many Of the
small storekeep'rs and tradesmen being
about 10 sail to Australia. There was, how
ever, no movement of importance among
tho farming population. The new bill for
, constitution for New Zealand was the
chief subject in the papers and the clause
securing the payment ofNcw Z ,aland Conn
pany's debt out Of the land fund of the
northern province, had met with unanimous
condemnation. A journal, called the Ia
ranki Herald, had been started at New
Plymouth.
, 1853-03-12

I'VE have on hand, and are constantly rccciv
w ing shipments Of all of the Latest cheap
publications. standard works. law books, mechoni-
cal works, school hooks, works in the French and
Spanish languages, and also /o;h,r languages ;
paper OF all kinds ,Nnfcrs, ink, inkstands, qulls,
gold and steel pens, lcudp,ncils, ,drawing.pencils,
orayon" aud chalks letter stamps. flders aud cut,
tcrs, cash and deed boxes, copying aud notarial
presses and in fact every thing appcraining to the
stationery business.
u. g. q s are agents and will receive -ubscrip
tons for any CT the following magazines or news
pnpcis at The following prices per unnum;
L 4.
, 1853-03-12
WILLIAM II, sTOWELL,
CONF SSION MERCHAN T
No. 4, MnynarI's Fife proof Stores,

SAN. FRANCisO,
NIB. W. II. $. makes no purchases OF any
description Of property on his own hccouni, but
generally has q large assortment Of merchandise
EOT sale on consignment .s ,I ir. eia ar1.
lie respectfully tenders his services IN any per
son 10 California or Oregon, who may wish TO en-
ploy an agent for the sale Of domestic produce or
other mcrshandiEe.
Sept o, 1854. ln
, 1853-03-12
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD

Was first established on Jackson street, and des
troyed by fire in September 1850, reopened on
Clay street, the same month, then nguin consumed
by the same devastating element on the memora-
BILE 4th of May, 1851, and was again opened " here
it now stands, in July following. and was the first
public reireshment salo3pp ever started upon the
coast Of me racine wllhout intoxicating liquors
not oven a glass Of beer has ever beon soU nncn
the promises. neither shall be. .....
My friends advise me to Introduce the sale If
liquors into my business, they thought il YouII
add much to my profits my reply was, 1 have
hands 10 labor and produce what sustains life I'M,
not to deal out that which will destroy it. Thc
FOUNTAIN HEAD as usual is open from sir
o'clock in the morning, till twelve o'clock at night
50 that gentlemen who are unable to obtain seats
at regular meal hours, may get Refreshments be-
tween times, wien the crowd is not 50 great
NJ. l., VIM,
Van. 81 le59 s1f.s
, 1853-03-12

IMroRrANr FROM RUssM,-The Boston
Traveller is indebted TO a mercantile house
of that city for the following extract from a
letter Just received from St. Petersburg, and
dated The 2lst of December:
There is a report that the plague has en-
tered Russia, and is prevalent at Astrachan
and another place. The Emperor has or
dered military Gordon of sixty or seventy
thousand men 10 prevent its advancing fur
ther into the interior of the country. Some
alarm is felt at St. Petersburg, though in
former times, as in the reign Of Catherine,
itsOPped al Moscow.
U- Fair dealing is the bond and cement
Of Society. y,
, 1853-03-12

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, 1853-03-12
NO THE PURLICI

The undersigned, having been engaged to erect
adwefing house for Capt. Baehelder, of Stella
COON City. takes the greatest pleasure in making
known to his friends, as well as the viliiers OF
Capt, Bachelor, that he settled up with me on the
CONDITION Of the work, hOnOrably and as gen.
'tlensn, to the last cent
j. d. SHAY.
March 10. lw pdg .m n.
, 1853-03-12
ROUTES

And distances, as established by common
conscnt,) from Portland, southern Oregon,
to Cape Flattery--the junction Of the Straits
with the PaciGc-norihen Oregon-rid the
Columbia, Cowlitz rivers, Puget Sound, &c.
From Portland to Rainier Con Columbia,) 4j m
Rainier 10 Monticello. Con Cowiz,) m
Monticello to inrks of Cowlith river, 10 M
Forks toWarbasshorl, Ceylitz landing, ~ N
Warbassport to Esq. r. Jlcksohs, 10 m
Jackson's to Esq 3, 5. Fords, 2g m
Ford's to Olympia, 30 m
Total from Rainier 10 Olympia, 81 IN
From Portland to Olympia, 29 m
From Olympia to Steilacoom, by the Sound,
(Dalchs passogc,) 25 IN
From Olympia to Nesqually hcsch, l9 10
Nesqually to Steilacoom, m
Sieiaenom to New York, 81 m
" New York TO Seattle. m
Seattle to Whidhy's Island, 30 m
Seattle to Port Townsend. 81 m
Port Townsend TO New Dungeness, lS m
" New Dungcness 10 Cape FlatieTy, 81 m
Head Of W hidhy ISL to Penn's Cove, - N
Col. Ehey's to Victoria, Nanc,'s lsI., IS IN
" OlyniG 10 Cape Fllttery, du"ct 100 m
Total from Portland 20 GSre FiaHery. 4i9 II
, 1853-03-12

WILL just say No my patrons for their special
benefit some Of whom have been ffequendy
decnyod by the near limitations Of tables. chairs,
&c, las well my system Of tiekeis), by housa
in close proximity to. the Fountain Head, (and
been as Oftnn taken in), that with little more
Intention they ran avoid the like occurrence foI
the future, by just noticing the numbon on the
candy windows, a., 40. and 7S and so on the
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saslroad Baisys 70 WAssas cos
~soatss aa4 sysaAt<
the Ohio, and the sogs 10 Zs"sssae, se.
This p~auoas being thosousby completed lao
great Tree IUAnc ard The road n
The Vi travellers conndeau
superior and low ses The sceae upa.
the stupundous snd Attractive character
As cypress Ls~yss bAitmoss daily y y M, sls
nouSh Wheslns $50 ms In IL OF ~ In
eadtDs stoppsyes arriving there 1t or 3 day o.
ps~.ssssss iesvias lay odeAs
II catsssaa, 7s ssss sAd proceed thsScs " Wheeling
aaosniag 80 -.
Ts conueet with trains, leave Washington at
daily meetas the from bsimoss al The Wan
(beer known te Relay House,, Fac miles som
uAIsiusofs. ..a...-lt -.
Al wheeling ths unrlvaed Of the Union line
WINCH have ,us this form daily
convey down the Ohio
egnnsn LOUISVILLE the for Nashville, &c,
New Orleans packets may be taken BY those 20
fas Columbus who prefer the land route
runal parts Ohio and the West also
srs Isou Ohio Stage Company excellent
tbs National road " ZsAsvs NC and thence
rs~nr~r. for Welisvis Cleveland by steamboats, and
r,,,,.d agEcesAc route, there being
sssusr sysedy Wheeling W And from those
ssxAsa checked through om Washington Whssiins
sss EsRster vi pa&sangsss Of osGQsgs-
Fare through the lie over anywhere on the
p.as) sssssoa Wheeling, ~ s0i 70 ci"cnaA, S.
Ticket. 10 H. hsd II Mr. Psrsans aysns railroad ssus
WM. PARKER,
Nay Ii-~au Gsasrsl Superintendent
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la u assa~, hsAases loss e sese h,pcboa
billy 10 sisse liver s.sea.s.
hys'e. moaoma". VAGUE .s''a S'A'ss - ns ss.
sn.ss ~ lr.s : .ss .s.saes placed ha~aa
s' !. The on, @isiss msa, yss hs.,
and mind s % ~ s .a' .ss H.. s.a a,.
mind Diseased IL eass: q asM.'ra hs.a.sas ssso pas
produce astonishing short period Of iae and
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business loss q confusion sddnass eo"d 70 sns s.a
thoughts q des,ae,on, n.aal,, ~'i,
and e n.ys y aa s
equani,n,y Of spirits, and poIans life.
pale habits ,s..sed :.
the q bottle ?. two @ bloom and w., ss..sns 70. 'A
The common eAposrion this
had heard your cordial highly spoken o. nu wac o"s q ~. ~
purpose different sanspar,sr ~ls~a deriving ssy
when purchased some your cordial
its bencGng me but y has lss onssr a,n"aEh az 20.
some said prescribed and that
bat oand relief un, procured ZONE Of your co'ds as
surprised a, ,he effect your cordial had
expense besides years mental and physical suffering
sYgAK roe THEMSELVES
Hear the celebrated and distinguished Dr. WOOD Of Aassa
woxcssrsx, June l, is4s.
DIAk ye me pleasure 70 MORN you .s one :. ny "a
that he entirely cured HI
pale asd hin and was scarcely able 10
scarcely possible for him ever regain his n strength and s
sed hospital they Of effect u the
sced cure am satisfied other could has. doas
shall warmly recommend Whenever an opportunity oc.ns'
.ideed one Of the most sku physicians and
cordial highly spoken Of but Was one Of hs In
s merits until was Unexpectedly and sAsact
nly convinced to The contrary.
remain, very truly, yours, = - . -
H.A. WOOD, NJ. ID.
Dr. MoRss; Some time since you requested my opinion o.
cordial prepared 10
H. have months,
decided preference thing OF the Kind
acquainted its medical virtues and
sonabe which sell H. much pi-asrd win It's e.
fec,s Of the
profession OF The
safe and valuable mede,e
BENJAMIN WEEKS, u. ID.
BKooKLSR N. Y, Nov q ls49.
put up highly concentrated, in pint bottles, with The
in the glass, and
SOLD AT 50 PER BOTTLES FORA7-s2i per DOZEN
Prepared by Morse, M D., sale Chses H. Wing
agent broadway, York. waom ali orders
be addressed.
Agent Washington city. D. Gilman Baltimore,
Ifsnce Brothers, How
Bcnneu Beers Richmond Vrsass
Jan lily
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THE Ihy Annual Course Lectures w On
hnh Monday oelobeI, and continue until March,
y i.
Thomas Miller n. D., Anatomy and Physiology
Johnson, NJ d. Professor o Obstetrics aud Diseases OIL
Women and Chiidren.
Joshua Riley, d. Maea Medics, Therapeutics
fsd May, NJ D. Professor The Principles and Practice Of
Surgery.
Tyler NJ. D., Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine.
King Stone, d. Professor Of Mieoseopai asd rahoos
cal Anatomy. 80
Lewis nj steiner Nj D. Professor Of Chemistry Pharmacy
W. IA. Saunders, M. d., Prosector and Demonstration
for prosecution OF practical anatomy are
ample.
Like most Europe, desks from which the
given and the wards for clinical Instruction are
usd The roof
Tue buildings the session for
The sick will greatly extend The usefulness OF
Ihs medical aud surgical clinic.
Ipensc full Of lectures
MANIPULATING fec payable only oncel -.. o
Surgical Clinic through the whole
ROBERT KING STONE, NJ D.,
Dean Of this Faculty,
Once and residence corner OF z and l4lh streets
l7-1awtlstNov
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single package above lottery draw the oar highest
the scheme.
letters by mail enclosing the tickets
proper envelope the confidence and after the
drawing send the official printed drawing duly certified
explanation Of the result All
bought Office payable immediately s0er the drawing
money Bank State taken tickets
Correspondents the confidence in the regularity
safety the nails many thousand orders containing
and bank from all United
valuable In making odd change
Office obtained.
Us and we will prepay 10
ordering tickets enclose the and Greet The letter TO
BE careful office and
II has happ$ed that have made correspond
rich before had the
NJ BCorrespondens cannot be careful in writing
letter addressed their Office and State.
The luck which Office will fully authorize
saying obtain good prize only necessay ad
dress line to EGERTON l. BIO,
BOX i03 Post Once Baltimore, Maryland
oct 1872, 26 q, N25gI2
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DECIDED BARGAINs.-In the articles below named W.
IL prepared offer great bargains
900 Irish linens, all qualities, various gadss
linen
$50 liable diapers damasks linen rhcenes
tngs, all styles, Widths, and qualities
large lot OF linen sheetnKs and p,lowcsss fnens, all
100 dozen dRmask napkins and dovles.
Purchasers OF linen should
rs dozen ladies' Md gloves and black
900 pieces real Welsh and American nanneis
so pairs superior blankets also crib blankets
400 superior shrng Of the
All kinds Of mourning gcoAs in great variety
case French meunos, all shades
mous.eiines all shades
pieces black silks 81 the hvsnds
40 pieces plaid silks, very rich and cheap
10 piece. Highland plsids for chldren's
case long sbawis, patterns
10 pieces fine black French cloths and cAssimcres
100 pieces low priced mousseines, new patterns
40 pieces plain and uch figured Josie nsnnes
large OF Nil kinds Of domestic foods.
articles usuay found In
OF which sell removing
ne ROOM which lie nearly ready.
Terms cssh, unless arranged TO the contrary.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied
PERRY h BROTHER.
Miss Dcrmous Buldpg,
sepn Opposite Centre Market
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NEW SPRING cooD~

NEW SPRING GOODs-P. w. BROWNING m,ycb.n
s"os nndef United States Hotel hes attention
o. me eiren. % Wsshirgen snd superior and
a.'ymsn q" French ccshs end vrsnss
imported
~ cn' the fullest sssnt the principle.
pnnc"s ne WIN ens whole 81 clothes
- ana 'hns prevent the ecins
soesp ores r." ~~"~omv He has spared pain.
securing ck "s gc"s That
|ee"',w anshv WIN many thanks
W M&N-<oMva
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NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK OF FALL GOODS
IN opening oil apcv
goods which have been selected care
from mportations
We deem 10 attempt to
and the
buying determined rv~st
gains.
90 sold establishment to prove
represented
MAXWELL, SEARS, A. COTLEY.
Pennsylvania sverue, between Ninth Tenth streets
Oct 7-Gteoif
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- 'SNsAL NOTpNE.
ACADEMY, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH

THE UNION ACADEMY, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
i and New York
wishing
sons The
sciences, that they be college Tor
for commercial
invited the nroton call upon The
the number Of pupils f. limited snd he vacant seats few
No pupils continued whose character known
b. hal Or doubtful. ssH s...as. VTNf
pua admitted hencefofib who have not advanced
yond the primary branches
Circular, be obtained principal bookstores
r. RICHARDS,
sspt Ii--dn Principal.
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I N. THOMPSON Merchant Tailor having removed
city Baltimore, would notify his friend. public
Baltimore lp2 between 81
Paus street and Charles samuel
esq cutler he has splendid Of cohs
vestines for the low
possible prices, and his usual style Of elegance
Sep 27~-eo<wahf
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A. BONNEVILLE, Agent for the prosecution
H. Of pension land and description cnr,s against Con
the executive departments and land
bought negotiated, and Sold References, Ac Ac,
forwarded PER mail, upon request,
ONCE Tn the Pos. Once Department PostsEs
he prepaid Address
Washington, Dc. fully l5-tawsmodAcp