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MSS MEETING
ID Il LA II & A DE BANK.
RESOLUTIONS
POUR PRoTEsTER CoNTRE. LA TAKE
SUR LES OUFRIERS &c.

Attends que les Conseils dc vile dc
Ia NonYellc-Orlcaus ont ;ldopta unr or
dominance inposal,t une take annueiie
dc dix plastres sur tout individn exer-
cant la profession de boulanser, barber,
torgcron, mehuisier. carros-icr, chan
d'onnier, cllarpenticr, ciselenr, coute-
lier, tohnelier, tailleur, horlogcr, tcintu
rier, cohtnrere-en robes, graveur, fon-
deur, inaIechal, armurier, vitrier, orfe-
vre, chapeler, eoilfrur, SELLER, ouvrer
tailIant le fer, joaIlicr, fabficant de
meubles, lithographc, serrnrier, taillen>
Sc, macon, marbrier, moulenr en- platre
de Paris, matelassier, modiste, 5opticien,
pcintre, platrier, Parfumeur, .plomber,
lubricant dc pompes, colieur de papiers,
atfineur, orfevre, cordonnier, degrais-
seur. couvreur en- ardoises, sculpteur,
tailIenr de pierres, voiIier, ferblanuer,
lubricant en- tabaes, mallctier, tanneur,
Iourneur, tapissier, charron, on tout au-
ire artisan on manufactured de cette
iillc
Nous, artisans ct oayriers lei rannis
leclarons
10. One Ia susdite take est ininste,
negale, oppressive, ct qa'elIe viole le
Principe qui doit seryir de base 4 rim-
6t. s-4
%. Qn'ellc es! injuste, parce qu'ellc
,annt. 10 ty0DY1I sfette spt,la ressn,trcfs |
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-27

cache derriere un buisson, je contem-
plais voa jeux... Jai tonjours etc pres de
vons, petit maftre j.. Plus tard, encore,
qnand vous sortites du college, une rinse
innocehte ct don't De success me rendit
bcn heureux, vous Git choisir pour de-
menre l'h6tel OH vous habitcz. Alors je
ne vons q,,ittai plus. Je vous Wis chaque
jour, a chaque heure, pour ainsi-dife. Jc
desinai votre vie, vos petits chagrins, yos
espoirs passionnes...'
- Qnoi! s'ecria Xavier, yous sau-
sriez D.. a..s
Ellie est bien belle repondit en-
souriant le noir. Il y a longtemps que je
Paine, Ia douce enfant, car j'ai va son
grand cell bIeu Sc relever vers yons avce
amour... puisse Dieu vous faire heureux,
petit maitre, de tout lie bonheur que me.
ritait votre pere
- Ellie est bien belle repeta Xa-
vier en- secouant Ia tete, mais ellie est RI
che. ]. ellie est noble.,, (. 3
Puis youlant detourner l'entreiien, il
ajouta
- Mais pourquoi m'avoir 81 longtemps
prive dn nom de mon pere
- Votre mere ,ous avoit ahandoDne,
repondi, le noir. II. faut III, senlime {
hien fort pour porter une mere a FUR son
enftnt. Je pensai one 81 Gle decouyrait
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-27
NO a..

comparn NJ, lequel. en- vue de sa mort
prochaiuc, Il dicte M, notairc, en-
presence dcs dts le,noins, son testament
CONNIE suit :" Jc donne ct legue Ell
p'eine propriete tout ce que je posse.
. de, taGt en- bicns mcubcs qu'en biens
:" i'r'meublcs. d ma niece, Josephine N...
qui, scule de tous mes ncveux ct ME-
" ccs, ma montre un grand ct sincere
" aftachement, en- recompcnse duquel ID
I" veux expressament ct ordonne qu'clle
" accepte &c legs u'iiverse' que je lui fails
/" dc bon cmur. ,f"
"TeIles SOFT mes derniercs volontes
" qneIles soient accomplies d In Iettre.
=" Vondrait-on en prodnirc d'autres an>
s terieures, je les revoqne par celIes.ci."
lie profond disappointment des ne
vcux ct nieccs desherites, aIors qu'ils s'y
attcndaient lie moins, 'cnr stupenr, t,'est
pas possible rendre; lis Sc retirerent
encore plus vite qu'i|s n'ttaient venus,
mais trop tard, que pour
une part de la fortune dc leur
oncIe apres sa mort, ils auraient do con.
server unc part dc son ehur pendant Cd
vie. ,1Has i ID
La fortune qui est devenue ainsi lfs.
ritnge dc Mile Josephine NJ, Sc monte,
nous assure Ia personne qni nous commn-
niquc les details qui precedent, quel.
|oe chose CONNIE $4,000 r.. La bicu.
tance bien connue de l'opuIente heri.
iefe, les habitudcs ordiiaires de sa vic
modesto, tout semble prometire qu'elic
era de son bien un excellent usage Ut
luc les pauvres ct les malheureux dc Id
commune de-. auront une large part
|ans cette faveor inesperee de la Provi.
ence. -e2t a#5't=@E
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-27

| J. ENFANT sAuyAGE. - Nous so,nmes
dams on steele. OH lc h9mbug triomphe
ct on 'e ncnsonge c6toie CONSIGNMENT
la v6rite. Anssi nous demaudions nous,
en- pGnttrant hler dams lc Mns6e de ilan
Rice, pour soir IEnfau sanrnge, St nous
h'alllons pas Gtrc le iouct dc qne!quc
illusion d'optiqne habilcment mebagec.
l,isons font dc suite que cn SOL disant
Eniant Sanvage est nu Gtrc indcscripti
bic gne nous serions fort cmbarrasses dc
classer ? a qnciie echelle dc Ia tria.
ton apparticni.il ? Que! rang intc,uy,.
diairc occupc-t-il entire lho,nme ct la
brute Nous n'cn savons rien, mais ce
que nous poovons dire c'est que ce sin-
suIer animal est ce que nous Poayons
voIr dc plus extraordinaire.
lmagnez-vous un bipede pesant ei,.
viron ,trentc livrcs, ayant Ia tate laineuse
dun hegre du Congo, l'eil Itgeremcnt
affects de strabisme. les membres dune
ongueur hors dc toutc proportion avec
lie resle dn corps, les mains Ct les pieds
ressenblant a ccux du singe plut6t qua
ceux de Ia race noire, la gorge libre de
los saillant appele commandment Ia
pomme d'Adam, sucant sa nonrriturb
CONNIE le serpent sans avoirreconrs d
la mastication, rccherchant de prefe-
renee Ia viande cfue, qui hi est refusee,
d cause de la farenr que developpe en-
lui cetic nourriture sa seule nonrritnre
est IL pain sec], ne bnvant qu'une fois
par semaine ct alors meme fort peu, re-.
fi,sant toutes les delicatesses de Ia euisi.
ne ainsi que lie win, ton des bijoux ct te-
1ant passio,nement a un annean qn'uue
lame de Philadelphia place a son
ioigi, sensible au charme de Ia mnsique,
II n'ayant jamais peure avant d'ofriyer
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-27
AtiENTS DU ploNNIER.

AuENTS DU ploNNIER.
.,.. IN. E. Eude, Passage
kLLg-ORLEAss de la Bourse, No 50
encoignure Cont.
ASCENSION MN Richard a. Templet
RlvIsRE-NEuvE. NJ. Firmin Duplessis.
IBERvlLLE !. :. M. ]. Breau.
sr-IAcoUEs -. NJ. Auguste Thtriot.
Sr-JEAs BArTisrE, u ra.Jpo,
Sr. CHARLEs -. - 80
Posr.BaEAux, At. Edmond Bulliard.
THiBoDAux -. NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
lIoUaA ). NJ. r. Gagnt.
SrE-MARtE . nj. Etenne Penlsson.
ABSORPTION !. =. G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star
BELLE RlyIERE nj. Pierre Theriot.
pAtscoURrvlLLE,t Nj. G. ]. 4. Gauthier,
IT Dams les paroisses on nous n'avons pas
homme dagents, nous prions les Aiaitres de
poste do youloir Sc charger de l'agence de notie
teuille. fa#& G
hANNONCES: : pour,les insertions, nnnonces,
avis, etc., etc., les conditions sont les suisantes
Par DIX LiGSEs, pourl Ia lere insertion q 90
Pour les insertions suivantes ::::: 80
Tout abonne qni ,oudra suspendre son abon-
nement, deyra prevenir, par ecrt, lEdlteur,
quiuze iours au moins, ayant lexplration dn tri
inestre
On execute l'imprimere dn P1oNElER. ct ce
srx prix les plus moderes, toutes especes don-
wages typographiques, (JobsD tells que, CAR
res, rAcruRgs, PAMPHLETS. BLANcs. Ere, ETC.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-27
LICENCES SUR LES CAFES.

I Ia Qaatrieme Cour de District Went
aetrcasi.isie dune question gni interesse
aun haut degre tons Appropriateness des
Gales, cabarcts, &c. On SO rappelle que
reinforcement le Conseil de vile passa
aae ordornance par laqnelIe les taxes
Imposes sur les cafes. caharcts, &C.,
oo!vent a!n al'a,enir etrc gradnecs scion
dlifareates categories creees par ee,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-27

0Ar So,t> sdmmes antorisi a annonccr
que IL Uvl. j. G. BEATTY est candida,
ala place de Juge-Assistant de la Cour
S'pram,. pour IL 9me district de Get
Hdiet quill sera soutenu par
" f SES NOMBREUX AMIS.
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DIMANCHE q FEVRlER 1853.
Cpmuttto,,s uu DourmaI

ADVANCEMENT :--L'abonnement est paya
tle DAvANcE.
FOUR UN AN :: ::::: =: 80 90
POUR SIX MoIs -: -: 90
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DAILY CRESCENT.


-
Sleep shut the worlds gresAeye;
Pale sorrow found balm
The night hawk ceased his shrilly cry,
And LIES broad sea was calm.
An undertaken hung
Ger coffin all alone,
And wearily he sung, s5s.i-ts.
As the dreary work vent on.
Hevarnished every side,
Then drove the screwlets bright,
As he hummed away those gloomy hours
While fancy penciled elfin bowers -
Pavilioned in the night.
All weary was his eye;
The work was nearly done; 4,
And the crazy wind went wailing by,
And ev'ry Granny moaned;
When sadly to his ear, 5ea. -
There came spirit sigh, 8.
One coffin, only, hast thou here
Who'll be the next to die!' ss
His heart was clutched with fright;
He glared around the room;
The pale and waning light
Scarce battled with the gloom.
No spectre met his eye;
No fend was penciled there,
But the crazy wind stilLsorrowed by !.
And q moan was in the air.
"rm sure it was not me,
Denoted in that sigh; -
Thank God, it did not breathe my name,
Asit went moaning byr'
But still again the spirit came f
Again the quaint reply
Gone coffin, only, hast thou here
Who'll be the next to die!"
He conned his sick friends DER;
He argued every all;
Then tho't of self once more,
And lip and cheek were pale.
"Ah sure it was not me"
Came trembling in sigh,
And he conned away right wond'ringly,
Who'll be the next to die'
There's the old man up the street,
.ss Who begs the live-long day,
Death laggers at his feet, 7af
And beckons him away. aNH
The maiden down the lane, 9
Will soon be gone l ween; .. Il
Life's little lamp doth wane,
Her eye hath lost its sheen;
And there's my neighbor's child,
Slow languishing away, f
Twill be an angel soon, know,
High at the fount of day. S,
Pm sure it was not me e. @ist
Denoted in that sigh, 80 40
For these, alas, ween, ags
Will be the next to die!'' Ia# tIt4
sFrail fool" the Spirit cried,
'A Tho thou art stout and hale,
This night, indeed, shalt thou abide s
ds Low in the. realms of wall y
That night sarne grim disease
Through every vein and tissue dark;
Black midnight saw no ease 81
Pale morning saw him stark !!
Let ev'ry earthly ELF -. =. - 8. 8. (
Attend that spirits cry, 80
Nor whisper to himself, gs s.
s'Pll be the last to de-"
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his teeth, which now chattsred like : nd
bsdger's; !" take the money ~.
The Vermonter very eoolly poeketed the ten
spot, and as he turnedbAway, remarked
We aint much acquitted with your smsrf
folks daoun hsrs'n York, butws sometimes take
the starch aout n 'em up our way; and Praps
yeou wunt," he continued. and putting on
broad grin q good humor, he LEFT the company
to their fe6ectfons
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GREAT NORTHERN 5szssszzzg1a E57zzzsszizi11Il
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s SUMMER sfS Of Ss inoi River
~ iE WI ReeR sa Ghisaso
Chicago the second mo,ni :, I oos connecting VI
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@ fasS s Ef eTs1saa ds h''' A'' or
os Sunday Las,ls o'clock connecting
Mo i've tours 70 ohieagSmst LOUIS snd Aa
ss z a & s'iis Ss II
%srniae nle. win lIosa E,Fss
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o nkik wi tho Telegraph Day e At $50 wheh IA
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= & sssss a s ' ss' A. .ax sas X
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with Mad River Road Dayton spTiDsasld and
.ss ssf s1s ss.s saa e. S'f
burgh. Pblade phia, Bal imore and Washinston rv,
viii end a Rssay RS s S:Ff &
Read New York and Western Road 70 Boston,. ''fr
n Thus forming complete Rsilicsd ccsnseion with ali the
throughout the Eastern Stat
ar Pangers leave Chiago with the Telegraph kxpress
I, Iss5 an. ssss .G Tsr s il " for one
GAN capan Perkins, snd EMPIRE STATE, Captain wlson
sa sy s 4 Z aTss
Buffalo, via Buffalo and Ne York City and New and Erie Rail
which NewYok sss eyeng
through Ns~Yof. No charge for
will find this route advan
Pages enjoyed by other and by taking will insure themselves
galr sind iori 1t the only Northern route by which
pa choice Of Lake Erie BY
| 81 railroad along the Shore 4
ST. Louis NewYo k, by Lake Erie ssser and Hudson River
Lake Erie Hudson River ~ 90
Erie Buffalo Honelsvie Railroad IS 90
DO BY Lake Railroad and Bufo and Horesylls ~ g
ST. Louis bo by Lske Shore Railroad and NewYork Cen
ta and Western Railroad 80 -
St. Louis 70 iehao ny Lake Erie steamer .ls eo
Shore Railroad IS
ST. evsand, by
us % 10 rIdepbis AID halt o,e ali IS
St. uis to Pittsburgh all railroad 80 %
az Passengers particularly requested t tickets ct
@ Office bsore 'he departure Of ihs boat. making difference s
in favor the Passenger by complying with he above. 8T
1S Traveller and parties OF pleasure by either Of the above lines
have M privilege Stopping for time moi szceeding feen days. at
their
fE THROUGH TICKETS procured only Of the
Company 80 Fourth House. where all
alton with the different routes will be
| nahed. sF 81 $50 B. Y. FIFIELD, =
ST. Lous, Mny IS. 1853. III - - : aa3i
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PRING AND SUMMER l,sss,3Es;s;s-5Fy;- Is, 3FE.s;;ss;,s;-:-53Fy

GPRING AND SUMMER Ia lssss;;ssy- fz,;;S,szS.7|sEyEE-
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5f -
6AY IAPREsS ST. LOUIS All ALTON-OA Monday
Fbrlsy above Express will St. Louis daily at
Rieherison Packages,
and bundles u Gooas bank Notes Specie eonveyed Notes
so general Espe and Comna'ion Business
sac.
line ii the and Railroad and pats beyond daily
light forwarded ~ hours advance
the usual way. - -, -,.. -., a.. ,.
rangsmen.. ,r,..., n.
jyss nv sNsr. Z, : n y nrI.l.ooN.
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RED RIYER.
YAZOO RIVER.

wlllesvs WEDNESDAY, October Z, at O'Clock p. N.
TTOR LEFLORE, YAZ0O CITY, SA- eg :,
TARTIA and all landing The fine
I.xht draa ht GEs. RUsK, csptsin W. N.
surls will leave above. For freight apply board
$40 7. WILSON, ~ cArondeetstrett
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Passage New York Southampton .sd Bsmsn-I: Cabin
tl00 second do tso
All letters and wspap pass through the Posteoss.
No of ling 70 day Of aAilin6
An experienced Surgeon 10 attached 70 each ship
NOLLER, SAND 4 RIERA, % South street. New York
c. A. HEINCkEN 4 CO., Brsnlen
MARTlNEAU, CRoSKEY CO.. Southampton.
WM IsELIN Hnvrs al4l : jySs sm
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viii leave TUESDAY, oes) )ber 4. NJ.
EOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, ~ -
= NEw CARTHAGE. GRAND GULF. ROD. Ls34H
NET, NATcfiEZ, and all intermediate landings
running steamer MAGNOLIA St. Clair Thcma
For freight passage, apply
boa,d ort SMITH 1 FIMlSTER 81 Peydras rect.
~ The Magnolia will Al landing.
morning, freight.
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KKyHITE LEAD--In Is, SO, 100 and 800 ID.
w ksga AAiaaie, Uss, n.es tasas 9l.as, -
ili:'s;k iilsss7s7k kssssca Is Rss .:::I :
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EDW'D K COLLINS 4 CO, 80 Wall street. NY.
BROWN, sIllPLEY Il CO. Liverpool,
E.0 ROBERTS 4 co. ,ls King "a AIms Yasi, London.
JOHN NUNkOE 4 CO.,
Rue Note Dame dss vistoirss, Paris
GEO. H. DRAPER, HHvre.
r Iheo shps will nccountabs for Gold Sill
Buien Specie Jewey Precious Stones Meta unle Bls
Of sdng bSrso and the value thereof herea expressed
IN
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TaE NEW NEW YORK g *. AED an, !! LIVER ,ys. sa6xh

II PUOL SIEANEHS
TN shps composing this Line the
ATLANTIC, Capsain West PAClFlc. .Cspt.in. .Nye.
ArRI ATTIC, Captain
services every has taken in their in the In
speed their accommodations
areu uaoQuaiel ersnee end comfort,
M swYort TO Liverpool hs cabin $3.50
suuys csbn, go Ii
verpool 10 NewYork ES0 and 40.
A need attached TO each shIps
No berth III be secured until paid for.
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MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER lssa
.LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ilss-HERIFF,H SALE.

SHERIFf6 SALE.
yssos o. s ssTs MRS
IpY VIRTUE Of an order of sale. rendered
s.s e lsi % iiis:s
ss s g. s csss Sr cos a.
aSsS j szS s;sssss Z % .,: s ss &. ..
s ss... Z sss 4. ss.s. ssssE. o.:
75T7 CONsTABLEs SALE.
nlDerwss A. is.ss &C. Vs. Krso.
E,r1 VIRTUE of writ Of esi iacias to me
s s II i ;.sis :. f:s ;ss' e 1sSss
''1'' Two HORSES. as~ea
Seized 10 the above suit Terra essh. uoppy r....,.
,CONsTABLEs SALE.
ffY VIRTUE Of writ Of neri facias to me
4. hsr i cs ..:. " v:.s
u sss 2; s is'';s.a. sso
81 s'd in h' above 'i Terms cash. ~ HOPPE ces.,.s.
gsRoUGHT to the First District Police n
L5cIEs d.,s s1a. .sea, oa lsss y inches
s. % S % head ssss IS 49, :
The owners will please comply SSssfas ss III n
Neporlsan,, September %, 1889 ~ lasaw
ssBOUGHT to the First District Police II
,s @ &: facet .1s'i ss ssa 's,.
please '.py ys.asss % A. .y ,;:,;sss T3ss% hT w.,s
Newofiesns seftsnter -. 1858. 80 IAssw
ID AN AWAY from the Chain Gang ofeh
r,,,ss Is F s ps s.a 90 ala s uss.. h,rsx
' scar on '' s''i i;asi r woss4If
ss~oissn. ssp.smbsr 10, isss. -, .is
THOUGHT to the First District Police a,
% sss. sss Ii s:sss: q y:, !: S
y1asaaas ah N sS LIN
Nswo,Is.ns, September IA, 1853, ~ i.wsw
brought to the First District Police z
~ e s.iss b H. r.
Iu6ISA ,ss. i rsss. hiSh 20 DID, Says she
THOMAS sr, high. ysa Old Says he
comply M =; ny Ss.,
New orlean, september Is, isss laws.
gsRoUGHT to the First District Police sfk
s sf ssss ss.: e ss.s ss = z = = jsss.s
DAMON black high years oa has several sA
s r.: =: s.,.:.p h: part Of
viii please comply with the ss;sss;,1g 1s
s.rt,rlsans. September D ,ss9.. . laws.
DROUGHT to the First District Police q
JSooB Sack feet ii inches hish 81 ysar.
e. & s3s q 8, ssss s.y he e0ns. TO Mr. eA"'d
wa % ri ss 'is;s'fs L.. x...
JAKE simulate, years old. has
''s 'e 'ssAt JONATHAN %oRRALI wsasa.
Newo leans, s.pisl4er I, 1885, :. i. Y . i.rsw
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GsORN-1511 sacks Corn, ex James Robb, for
- sale by Z. NJ DALEY, SO Tchoupiioulas street. =
n EM0NS.-l00 boxes French Lemons, now
u landing ship Diana, for sale by
sasi Ak COCHRAN CO. % aravisr street,
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GEO, c. C.FRANClSCUS, Freight Agent, pIts5ufgh.
E.J sNEEDER, Freight Aknt, Philadelphia.
MAGRAW 4 K00NS, Freight Agent Baltimore.
L. ELLIOTT, Freight Agent, West street New York
ri ri HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
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Anew YORK AND HAVRE STEAM fHes
" o. -. :5 nv Hc
saps. sss s &. S 49, !. =. s1s
From s.,ss Ne. yo'r From HAv'' From sea'h'mps'a.
....a.ty y ...,s wednesday, w.da.'day. -.
h a.,a
sgI ssSgnI .........,,s
obsr oelobs, ......ss
November. isseysmbsr. % November ...n
These sass for sve. $500
sasn .rs not s.ss e. .. % n
=. s., ana
= 1ass .'s'' sv'r say r''' ' '
Price :. passage from My Yo'l 70 s0a.A.mpsoa h.u
p: Ss ss s.; J. ss:;i:%s. !. II. 7:i IL; .s
& .ssaad & s...:. !. 80 -. o0h.
40 40 seorsn Ssssan s~ = sosi - m
An nswpsps pass through hs Psstoaes Fer
'ssA or pa's6s sPys e LIVINGSTON Aren't, !, p,,a-
l.s a@ MAellSsAo osos ny : 70 Ae.,s ses.e.ne.ee
sHE BRITISH I, AND AM e, .t,1. hMh <G6&E
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sSsTSy s yoss ws;ses,a.y LILY;
sMsifa fsiss nom o BOSTON, W.ans,asy Jsiy so To-
INV SSsx
ssix Lo., f1o% WV YORK W:daesasy xssass H.
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a Tie owner. shess ship. Win NO. be .ssesnuhie for e.d
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vUyHE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND .fEFh
u SOUTHAMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL Lssl
MERSThe shps The WASHINGTON
Capt e. NJ HkRMASs Capt. Hiysns. Thtss steamers
atop at Southampton, both going and returning.
: Proposed dates Of ealing 7EIRl.F .
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OHIO RIVER

w wnlesye MONDAY. octobsr B. y tf. "
NOR CINCINNATI, NJ pIsnx. LOU e5 =
IsvILLE and all nermsdate landings The lnl6
mes, ght draughi, fast running MATTE
WAYNE, j. Ford eceising d
above. For freight passage, apply boad eric
Z S3 JOHN Y. oy mss greet.
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HAMS-20 tierces Stagg s. Shay's.
IL aasst CONVERSE 60. . Tehoupltoens street.
SOAP-300 boxes Colgate's and Liv. No. !, for
~ ssls By CONVERSE CO. " Tchoaeionlss street aasl
RLAoK AND GREEN TEAs-looo Pkgs.,
15n E.iHART co. 70 TsAoupi'sass st'ssA
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shp thoroughly cvsIhsusd and furnished With nsw
elegant dining saloon on DECK WIN every
tha. can add = the comfort of
this the wharf The
steamships City aud City Of Manchester a the foot Of
Pssre can be secured BY letter oibrw Application the
AGENT SAMUEL 7. PEARCE, Walnut street. Phadelphis,
orofE. LLrTLEFlELD kirRsey 4 Co.'S Express
I Wall street, NswYork
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Az experienced surgeon ~ . attached o each ship
oisR rs's s2SB RIERA, street.
S.k1sTsS. hslsfkes csoskeS ~ 'sss' cS sesA.mpe.
WM. lskLLN, Hnvre. ------------ !y.. s@
ITO SOUTHERN Ca s11NR .slGh
sFkNe suaMER AEkAEaEMEST q fhE SEEAI
ns sm :ss u. s:;
Es ouly lin. whi.h carrie. tn. GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL
THROUGH TICKETS. a.. a.
From % fsii.d.ph. ssr ha q SeSss SS.ssss:n
n.l,mors 70 TSs.s.ioa Il "a 90
Bsltin.sr. to Weldon saS as..oa. 50
s.s,n,srs s.%or: 70 k FsiSs1sss Smssa
Caltinore Frederic eksburg as
forward Passengers and ssrvass;
ss%sSs s; =
to the rsSis advantage Of two asi Daily A.ilin..
!; i "a
..: ssssss b ~ :. s1s
shmsna 81 IN aud 7A. ps.sI.sag ana nns T. ~ AA
%ssr. sGa i /; s..ss ST.s,s: !.
n. a., s Rom m 4 s.,;
n%s :, boar. .sssnso..; p.s.as
fs...ss.s al ire.
s.'' sSs ~
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ss.sosd rictss ~ W once csndsa sssiios ssnSIs
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OUaCHITa RIuER.

Ly0R POINT PLEASANT. BAYOU -
IL BARTHo oMEw, 0uACHITA CITY, TRES- Lf4sslnztSfff
TON, MONROE, COLUMBIA, HARRISON sU2S,
TRINITY ard Al .nss ouaeha Oi elil
Packet TkENTON-Ths TRENTON. Jaues Sham n
master having bee ,sorouehy esrband and rehtt will
apply
TO MrDOWELI. JR. 4 BELL Povdrss s2s IN
RED RTVER ~
Will leave TUESDAY. October 4, at o'clock =.
NOR GRAND ECORE, NATCHI- ~ -
TocHEs, ALEXANDRIA all intermediate ss q
lsndnes.--1bs and light d1aught steamer sY-
DONIA, VIM Kay, massr will leave above FOR freight
I SMITH 4 FIMIsTER, 80 Poydras street.
~ sydonA WIN for with the privilege
Of freahi s.7 o3
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raUFFALO TONGUES-50 dozen, just re-
esvsd from St. Louis pss celumbss, for sale ey
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mo STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and

OWNERS. New Orleans, January io lsss, Id
rhr undersigned has this commenced GENERAL
STEAMBOAT AGENCY on his eonnt and viii eonnas ne
such busness thus presenting himself before h
and public he trusts that his long while in be
spoy others In the busess with his 70 give
the together with
shippers that liberal
and are respectfully made to
Msssn. WATlRs CAMDEN CO., New Orleans
q STONE I WALWoRTH, - XVI
BRO.
.tsa WHITE q BUCHANAN,
Captain GEO. w. CABLE, steamer l. M. Kennstt
.l4s W. w. BAKER, Delaware.
n. NJ. HUNTER, Ambassador.
janiI j. J. CHILD, ohne 90 Poydras street. New Orleans
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A MERICAN CRYSTAL POWDER = 1000
packages whOvss aves and quaer us. rseeived q
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VORN-sOO sacks Prime White and Mixed
landing and ''' '''' NJ DALEY q rsAssp..l.. street