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lie PRESIDENT PIERCE.

Ainsi ane le di.ait 'u,fioi de Was
hinpion. dans -un i,u,nt,o dn s dc re
NOR. administration es, rlncee rela,
ye,urnt aux nIi,irr$ dc Cube. dams h
plus tstrangr. drs situations. File fe veil
attn,ntc fiainttnant par lcspar'isans de-
'amx cauiI,. renni,', les annexlonui.t' I Ct
cenx the l'on appelle coInmiIisnent leg
..llibusliers" ponr mienx pafler, cenx
aai veacnt que Cube soft iJoutee d nos
l,lats. cohtc que 'co1te.
Ces cisnemit. II rigonrcoseff1cnt dlvl-
ses parIeurs opinions, s'entsndfht tner-
'vcille qaaud i s'agit dc 'f'appcr le pfe.
.ideiu.
les anti.annexionistes ayancent que
M. Pierce est !. flibustier" de IN plus ar
'tlente espscc, et que qdoiqa'il f'sse, on
tlemele ,es intentions d.acqnefir Cube
,lar tous les moyel,s. Scs Proclamatlonss =
'.,uclquc- s.sges, qnelbuus r6.erstcs qnel',
les pnissent elre, nc cacheront Dnn,sis lc
but aa.iI ciicrcfc. On njorte quill y u
entire IL President ct los expedilionnai !
les ,uc convention sertete, que celui.1a
.ipp,ie ceux ci, Ii ..se de tout son pou.
S,,ir pour les po,,sser d l'navie. a ei'-
'tcudre les a,ncxionisie<, NJ. Pierce se-
rait le Pierre l'Isrmile de II croisatc
noaseIIe settlement Il Sc coniefserisit
par prudence, d'agir dams foml'rc.
lie langage dos flibnsiiers est tout dif
lf,srent. Iii s.elevgnt avec fncrgic con
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-30

-Trente mile six cents irenlc francs
entends-tu, taiIIeur : q
II aussi TN giIct double en- mol
Teton.
--C.est done IN capital dc trcntc mile
six cent trente francs que Je reprosc'ltc,
capital emp,oya a fslrc dc moi nn hom
me utile a la sociele, 1ui ne men rem
boursera pas intetels .. 8 ST.
I'm coachman collet velonrs. a
Car ellie me Iaissc en- dispohlbIlite.
Celia f,it uu total de cent cinqaan-
te,cin9 francs.
Eft cependant je suis remph d'lnse'll-
gencc ct dc logique.
--Je n.cn doute pas monsicnr
lIt c'est pour celia que je rcgardc
MOI taille,ir, mon bother ct mon res.
tau fatnur CONNIE les agents charges par
In societe dc me rcmbonrser lcs intere-
rsts de ce Que je vaux personpeilement..
- -Et ines cent cinqnante-cinq francs
Cent cinquaute-cinq dune part, trol:
cents de mon restaurhteur, deux cents DC
mon prorrietaire, soisan'e.qnlnze DC
mon bottier..... Celia f,it sept ccnt tren.
te francs que j'ai gagne &C trimestre .cl
ct CONNIE je ne fais que des dcttes slrlc'
tement necessairss, personnc ma ricn
me reprocher. Ilabeo corpus
Mousqnetairc.
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Ii auitla Gazonal pour aller suryeiller
Regnlus, qli pteparait ane tate ncuvellc-
ment arriaee. II fit, en- frappant IA lan-
que contre le palais, un broit desappro-
batifaui peut sc traduire par tilt, tilt,
tit.
-.>Alons, bon Diea! ca nest pas as
scz earre, votre coup dc ciscaax fail des
hachures... Tenez... VOLTA! Regulus, il
nc sagit pas do vous continucz regar'
der Ie plaionh al lieu de vous partager
entire Ia glace ct Ia face, vous deslono-
| Ircrez ma asaison.
yous ates severe, monsieur Marius'
-.je leur dois les secrets de part...
--C,est done un arts dit Gazonal.
Marius indigns regarda Gazonal dams
lla glace ct s'arrs.a, Ie peigne dune
| m;sin, les ciseaux de l'autre.
--Monsieur, vous en- paflez CONNIE
an... cnfant, ct dependant, 1acceIit;
vous paraissez etre da midi, ie pays des
hommes dc genie. :,
= Oui, je sails quill faut une softe de
go6,, repliqua Gazonal.
--Mais taisez z-sons done, monsieur
Ii'atscndais mieux de yous. !.
L C'cst-a-dire au'un coiifenr, Je ne dl
pas an bon coifIeur, car OF, est ou lo'
Iii,'est pas coiiFaar... u, coitieur... c'es
plus diiicile d trouycr quc.. quest-c'
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MAPoLEoNvzlzE, D1AGArzoHE 80 JULIET 1864.

terrible tailIeur mnltipIlalt scs atta1ucs
I'm matin, contre | lordInalre, Clan'
dins le Wit vcnir caIme ct snppllant. L
en- fut prolondemeut renue. ..
Que voulez-yons F? lui demanda,t-l i
ayec des larmes dams la voix. ..,... 81.
Ne consentircz-vous annals me
payer Ic montant de cettc note .
--Qui a dit celia, monsieur.
Ill me semble qu'ayec un peu dc
bonne volouta.. ,5.s,.
He Gaitcs-la mon6tiscr la bohrc
volonte? je vous paerai sur lie champ.
->Monsieur, le suis perc dc fam'lle
&c est encore un bonhcnr que Ic
Ciel ma refuse. Vous voyez bien que
VOWS etes plus hcurcux que moi.
II cut un moment dc silence, aPres
IequcI Claudius reprit: ..,. .-....
-Ecoutcz, tai!leur, dcux ralsons sop
posent a &C que je vons sat'siassc, ma
boursc ct mes principes. Sn'vcz 'len
mon raisonnemcnt. J'ai vingt ans ct
ma tetc est tiere CONNIE ma sante...
Nous ayous dabord IN habit dc ~
irancs... ... ..s
~Qu pourrait ennmtrcr les soins quo
ma prodigues ma tendre mere Q1c's
sacrifices mon pere ne s'cst pas impose
pour patlaire mon education !
- Tn palelot de cinqnante. .clnq'"
1T Ie jour OH il va feniant lait
homme, il MIA dit Va
--Uu pantalon haute lantals'e...
--J'ai co1te depuls MA nalssance
Mois dc nourriLe, OUO IT,
Habillement, 5,ooo
-Vous m'ttonnez
Ne m'inLerrompez pas.
Nonrrilurr, l.uVU ..
Education, college, 6,UOO .
Voyages, o'ooV
Menus palsirs, lo,uuV
Gb,.es al ;erses 80
------~r
Ci... 3O,630 G.
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est defendu en- ce,i par la ccnsure quo
passen: sur hi les fllbustiers.
Contre ce:te Censurc la M. Pierce
est mons aru,s que contre les anlian-
nexionnisics, ct celia sc concolt. LA di.
romatie nest pas une maIson dc vcr'
re, cllc II souvcnt beson de lombre. Des
considerations de prudence, d'ntil'le
demandent parfois qn'e'e nc mette pas
aussi'0t lie public an courant de ses 'fctes'
PareiIes divulgations pourr"lent tuer
tout I'm projct.
Jus1n'ici &c nous semblc, hes dftrac-
teurs dc Nj. Pierce s'ouhlient j dcs at
taques qui ont point de bases, que ren
ne instife. Toutes nos aifnircs avec
rEspagnc soni rcslecs cach6es lusqu'a ce
moment, ct pcut--etrc qualihe-ton dc lem
teur &c qui n'est que de Ia sagcssse.
A men pas doater, M. Pierce vondra't
ouc cette Attire de Cube Sc reg'at a
7 l'amiabie il serait ddsireux d'eslter une
dc scs collisions qui sont tocjonrs funcstes
d ccux qu sly engagent' Pour TOUGHER
&C but de concihatlon il etnploie sans
aon,e tous les moyens quill croft homo.
rabies il pre.ente l'allaire d fEspagnc
sous mile aspect
Donc, il Enl attendre que toutes scs
demandes aent etc discntees, il faut
s'abstenir do commentaries qui pourralcnt
atre injustes, lusqu'au moment Oh M.
Pierce reconnaitra quill est impossible
d'acgutrir Cube par negotiations. Alors,
il cxposera au peuple AMERICAN todte In
transaction, il dira qu'eIle ligne de con-
quite il aura suiyic. ct c debat ponrra
souyrr dams In prc5se ct dan, les assem-
bIees pnbli1ues. Slais jasqne.|a,il ii nous
semble inopporlnn de diseuter sans con-
naitre lie sujet don't on s'occnpe, i nous
parait deralsonnable de lcter IL blame
sur Ic chef dune nation et de conclure
a NAL conlre ui.
No,s en- ayons la conviction bicn en-
tierc qpapa NJ. Pie'ce sera bout dc
propositions amicales, il saura prendre
nne initiative vigopreusc, ct il narchera
dr. il a Tissue de la question.
Pour nous, tant que les fats ne nous
aurous pits donne tort. nous crorlons
huc Nj. Pierce marchc dams Ie sens de
TONS cenx qni penseat s,inemFht aux IL
tats- Unis ct quill aglt pour le mlcnS
de nos interets.
lie President n'adoptcra pas dcs idees
ant-progrtfsites, mais il sc tlcndra dan'
les iirnites dc Ia constitrtionaile. IL re-
presenterh dignctnent no're hohneur ma
tional, ct il condnira la question de Cu-
be 4 la meillenre des issncs.
II pr4thera Ia tpaix. anssi IongtemPs
que faife Sc ponfra, mais lorsqae DIES re-
fus ,epttts hi auront demontt6 quill es'
! impossible de Ia conserver, alora, II met
tra dc cote toutes negotiations, ct en- ap
peflera a Ia guerre.
Cscst son devoir qu on Iui permette
donc dc iaccomplir, sans donner az
monde lc spectacle d'attaqnes ridicules.
indgaes de notre gousernemcnt'
Couy, Ter. s5
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BOIIEMIANA.
Habeo corpus +!

n Habeo corpus
Ce tailleur-la nsetait pas un faillcur
orainaire. Claudius, CONNIE In Palferl-
ne. hi etait montrt les rnines sur lcsqnsl-
lea Il etait assis.. IL await endosse Ia chi,
rasse dc l.indillarence. Le belier des
gnrdes du commerce battait en- vain
shez lui le rempart de lsinsolvabilite lie
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AGENTS bU 3ioNNlER.

IN. T.. Eude, Passage
N,tr.t,RIrAss y de la 'Bodrse, No s5
ehncofgndre CONT
AscEssIos NM. Richard Il Iemplet
'RrviseE-NEuvE. M. Firluin Duplessis.
'lpEnvlLLE NJ. J., 1,reau,
rsr.JAcauEs -, M. Auguste Thtriot.
Sr-JEAs BArTtsTE, I AZ 'Ea,a,rrd perret.
pa.r.i,sranx. i At. Edmond Bulliard a
srmBopAux NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
iJouMA M. +. Gagnf.
Err.MArir NJ. Eiienne Penisson.
A,.oMrrlos .'.,.'. g. Rodrigufx, Cafe Shr'
ItttLE RtyiERE nj. Pierre 1'beriot.
pAmcounrytI,LE,. M. &. ]. r. Gauthier,
,f- Dams les pasrrdisses on nous p,avons pas
,roinme d'agents, inus prions les Maitres dc
sposie de youloir se charger de ageilee de notre
Guile.
hNNONCES: Poar les Insertions, annonc es
avis. etc, etc, les conditions sonties sn'vanie'
Par pix Llasns, ponr Ia lere insertion 81 90
pour lee Insertions suivantes :':::; 90
Tout aboiilne hui yo,,,dra snspchdre SOP. abon
roncnt, dsvra prtvenlr, par, ecfit, l'Edifeur
,nzc lorrs 40 ,noins, svant l'expiration an tri.
mestre
on execute ''iinjp'Aiiiniere dn 'plbsslEa ,e'c &c
s..rx prfx les Plus motcres, ton'es especes on
sr,ves typagraphiauee, (Jobs) telA que 'cAR-
Tgs, FAcTuHEs. PAMPHLETS, BtANcs. ETC, h'o
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. REUNION DES FLOTTES ALLIES
nANs LIE COLLIE DE FiNLANDE.

I.sescadre franchise est entree dams le
polfe de Finlaude au miien de Ia nuil
dn II iuin. II etait dcux henres dn ma,
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IL ploNNlER De L'ASSOMPTlON.
PUBLIE PAR
lEuGENE SUPERVlELLE { .
IjIMANCHE 80 JULIET 1854
conotttoms ut, Do,,r,tal:

ABbNNrMENT --t'abonnement est paya
b!e DAvArcE.,
poun YIN Ar: n: =: .::::: 30 90
rouR SIX aufs i: q: ~: w
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Ned Forrest and the g supe u

.st"tn - forrest was dong the leading
9I5,ness si5 ~ 'ne oid Pearl street Theatre, in
eo .oaly' some tWenly three years ago, and be-
Eas,.,a .a 5eashe" sven tne second round Of
haa.r .sai iaoder, mere was attached to the
49, isio~ ~ ,ne name OF Diggory Center
roe,s. - sns ieaoihg business IN hs depart
nehs-Was captain OF the supes-a position that
,ss, no aohbt' took as much pains and pride in
~ sb;ai.iug m as alo tae American tragedian any
ni,e is eases.
| bad 80 was an oid dtt1che OF the theatre
tfo,, snere lot years-and though his posi-
nonuar r;t ha,aoie one' he was exceedingly
az aa,,ras al tne irequenters Of the place
an orrnrt,,n;t. ;t,ssofys position never gave him
70 spread hirself although
ocGaslonally ne managed to make something Of
tIsl9s sn9w; = He nad participated in innumerable
nd nana- 70, 70 9aha encounters with the enemy,
ana thereby had become an adept in the use of
~ snore he couldn't be taken down
~ s,ls sniall or proadsword exercise And on
ersrer rae.e,yns "nen ne had 10 contend with an
faiIsd q ION ne saways vanqoished-he never
- .aa.si % oglng down the housea-ths pit por-
''gp; n .er.aln.
,o.. : !, ma, hau never had turn With For
IONS C \, ,,ss rs. Ila own words He was very
a,Iao.,e.lpd nm .hrongh, and had repeatedly
bosra,a,. (. T. ~ an opportunity At last,
80 nc 80 ~ lusseeasu and as said before, he
sonsre 49,, ''et't - 'ooa @ the great tragedian
Thew ,varalona .,.1t.-sss.5
Of fgRte-blood ae ngns performing piece full
-. an'--eiooo = and carnage in every scene
did an ,ronous cousse, sook the leading character.
eousT anant;tv e a.nans L;na oI 81 hgnting. and an
iaet ~ daluey .i ol Killng The scene was the
ine was daarsrssay sgny vas piled on, the fight
die IN b,ood H. III forrest was up 70 his mid
around him o9 niasauv asau am aylng laying thick
orn.,, VI g ss oSiougsd 70 the opposing
sslf ba Tba a :. course naa chance to show him
Farroat m me hgat vas promiscuous, and into Ned
tbraa ~, are p.snetLohe .n. up ana one down
tvn ,.are aha - aownIcuu, thrust, t,ete The
mnse,,1a. buahy b4uaJ masched' SDiggor5 was q
double. .ssssS u snodasrea. ouhst headed and
1nors - So VII priest Ine same, only
ie fnrie,s,: 80; zen, tne hght grew fast and
was aIso aot.; :u was get1lng quite tired, and he
e nan,a, a. s1-5ing ahgry
.otta uwns wv, ao"ns tali = said he to Diggory,
R,,t Ms.,., -.
annarentig rsya.aa masusal. ne #naled away with
pqrha .; .snewed Vigor.
ebaars ese saIla.as oecame -, mterested-exc
ecstss;es shnr. IT n me pitteys we're in
eos.asles onouts Tor Diggory and Forrest re-
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THE UNITED STATES MAT rrN,
sdyey''s Cherry PICTORIAL.

VES0 CURE A COLD, WITH Er.
~, ~, H HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF l. tSssS
TIE BoDY-take the CHERRY PEcTO- y W-s ~
Raj 90 going TO bed, and wrap up warm, II SSSAAM
10 sweat during the night. # TAsHfhJS- ~
FOR A COLD AND COUGH, tnk IL
morning, and evening" "
directions the bottle he difficulty ~
WI! soon be removed. None will long suf. I}SA-Me-a
erfrori this trouble when they il can ~ VI &aIR
be so readily cured. n EfFaSSsA A
eated cough which them other rvrs--TA
rest At night, will lind by taking
70 ed hey be sound sseu and
ehing rest Great relic from suffering an Ultimate cure IL al
0Ied 10 thousands who thus afflicted Invaluable ne
rom Its agreeable these cases. many 6nd bansaaa m
wlng 10 I9rego Its when the has ceased
10 SINGERS ANDPuBLICS this renledy
"a ny us action On the throat and taken h ssJ
removes a few hours wonderfully increases tbe
power and hexibiliy the '%s sue
ASTHMA generally ofan vboIIr l..
CHERRY PICTORIAL But thera some cases oFstina 90
they can be AN "ti e4ie linen"
BRONCHITIS irritation of the throat and uppsr norton h b
iuags may be cured by taking CHERRY
M ChoUP Give snletic Of anony be followed bv ,sa
Pectora
If taken il aeason, it will not fail cure. '@ ~ esse
Cherry Pectoral. -'su W 'ne use Vi
THE INFLUENZA speedily by this remedy Nnna,or,
lDetnes have ben noticed where
any serious consequences while their neighbour bnnt the fbar
l'eeetorai, were suffering from the disease. ~ t-'
f''N''' "no Law ueen cuIsd
LIVER COMPLAINTS by this remedy many that there can bs M
question OF us healing should he
taken until the pain the side unpleasant
l9 Prepared sold by JAS c. AVER Practical s,i
oHNihist io"eis Aass, and sold by all Druggsts.
fsb28 4md&w " ~ 3 "; l1hi meW ni,iesna, Z
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The next day as Mr.. and Mrs Doftins WAR;,
returning bone. said Jonathan conference.-the !.
May as well tell you, suke-forT hav, nt INV
secrets from you neow-thst Gussets never say W
them women afore they stepped into vonr ha,,a,,
and blowed him up, as I had thought Cost seoe ny
the doilars-thunder told them what to saw.
q shop keeper, but If he expects 10 Yet sbea,s
of Jonathan Dobkins he must get up plaoTg
sight earlier in the morning.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE ID, 1854
MISCELLANEOUS.
A MERIgAN VI: sI,=,1AlsL. CRYSTAL PALACE. : For

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
Il taE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
AZ. Y open every Day and Evening" Except sunday)
r TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADsrTTTANcE, will be- the price
There 30 10 ADMISSIONS with the exception Of E.
ss h o M 81 3
II fs p , interest
additional and ero. @ xxx Sss Quite
PcunE M "a psss .sags T.
The scTFf6R s %s'isro
s9m'n'p Many choice Statues esiss. route rom
e: he @ s9E HgsY e
u if H9sBAnS SaPaE PET % %vs
mos. demop Esd IN and is sstatd
sAGD YEARS OLD hss been deposited Crsats Palace BY
~. Aessi6s hs Crystal Palace eneoss his moment ar.i
o @ Tsh PepfI determination and inesahs
re Assso rasis soFg Gs;s f M hs69on d ed d
% mnafaad DoHars m cash peerred he mort
D'sS1y 9s a slpt sfs i.
s sns6a Ss.s Rsssss h i
Ss es Pses lace dsIn 10 the A A. , xos w9
FIVE 6 ssa ss..s 1 Sstg .s
ysass. sss se vnsa n a i 81
~oT ef aah ssia PasSs
EDais s.tssas sosag K oas afia aadred Dollar @
opsas is r. H. ye pa sss
@ @ the,ep as aressid shall most wo
SUED distinction ne after the
e abest and most lH that can he
W appointed examine critically articles
an award The pnzea mentioned Tho shall a.
af5 M piReb'e 20 eset sneh Jury
announce the appointments, before the frat sv AZ
ne Association Will also in their discretfon award Nj d Dnio
te fhos or Inventors Of such as possess merit
Aufhelent to entitle them distinction - F Ats''S
All articles which OF place in m Grand "
pition o. the Wod industry Att admitted NTfIIT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS, "
foce
care Is used 10 protecting articles exhibited but liz A
o dscla N. accountability for damage such sees
Az tntIeas Canes etc. be near The door
~ oSRlat Palace Bonded Warehouse, vso
.ea 70 convey packages Of of the building
myiltf 70 M iiehet.
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IenEnzaI y y q 7 1 ls1 ga ,EaE|'Eal.l|s =

e res4azh9 r 4 G ga - - ST
rom BGnsio Falls Lake 0atsfS s1s F1vs
oa a Lines to Osrego Vincent Mon
and Iebee connecting Ogdenburgh Caps Yneen
aud at Montreal Atlantic and ST. LaHepee Rsln.d sa e.
e9d C1apiain Railroad, for Portland Mountains
Time-94 hours to Montreal
BAf STATE Capt Ledyard. YORK Capt cbspnsn l.ovs
N daly Sundays excepted O'clock fer Csps Vncent
rah Of the Thousand Islands the Rapids Of bs
81 s"fencei by daylight and
nett Il day in time fer the Quebec boats. " ~ ' -
Passengers leaving Buffalo O'Clock NJ have 81, bors
At Clock have four hours Niagara Tba
atn OF cars from Buffalo in time for the
fnsse gers for Boston, train of cars HON
uhao arrive ogdensburg O'Clock nef IA
ease arriving at Boston hafpa O'Clock F.
THE UNITED STATES MAIL IJNE
ONTARIO Captain Throop CATARACT ssptsin Fs.ss
% En- captain GidH, leave Lewiston daily Satu,day
aL % vist' Niagara Falls, touching at ocher o.wev ~
Ar99 kingston Clayton BrokvIe ogdenshne ng @
and the Rapids Ct the ST Lawrence by dayight 1
ehg win the Ogdensburgh and Railtoad for Ronas t
~ ans Sosoq and with the Express Train at owego
above Line leaves Buffalo daily SUNDAYS excep,ed v b p
iao ana Niagara Falls Ralioad O'clock NJ aoid
gers Of viewing Brooks Monument Cueenson Hib
ht 6eat Wire Suspension Bridge, The
Niagara RIVER through Montreal
E rS NJ giving passengers full four Niagara
o N the of the same boat passing Thousand ands hv
@ s ooas AZ and taking splendid
s9snhg so dahlng waters of the noble LAWRENCE syp
Il O'Clock The day. Quebec
@ HIS IS The most eeAatia SUMMER ROUTE on The Comment
me heAe o. the American Line
and comfort having all the equipments for SAFETY reonifed
WIZ spacious and heaufu Upper Cabin the entire Ip
~ PSssergeis Tickets full information u oca
oppss.'s ,nnhio and niagara Falls Railroad Depot. '
Falls. ~ w ''inhlohAi Faeiei' Niagara
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VOLUME VII.
DANCING-MUSIC.

q GsOL0NEL DE KORPONAY HAS THE cA
honor oil Informing lHa friends and the public in general IA
hat On account Of the oelebated Jpien Cohoer he
opsed 70 change biz Dancing Aeadsy from the Lecture Room
dh heows Hall to that Of the hechans
Room where be will give his his dayBMondAy
Thursday and Saturday.
at tho Piano, - = "
For farther particulars inquire K residence. st. Iou
Hoe Mt the ST. Charen fb20
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FASHIONABLE 4 DANCING ACADEMY. m
M Mr. L. CISsEY respectfully informs the Ladies' and xxx
Gentlemen Of New Orleans that bis DANCING ACADEMY F1M
now at No. 81 Bourbon between CustoHhous
DANCES.
Days ron cHrnnssMondays Wednesdays and Fridays
p, M dark.
@ Private Lessons Ladies' and Gentlemen every day.
A. Pc
tY- aentIemen. from to ,dy
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SWIRcH HrM 0N--A Rhoie Island Clergyman
lately illustrated the necessity of eerporaal
punishment for the correction Of Juvenile de-
pravity with the remark, that the child,
when once started in a course of evil conduct,
was like locomotive On the wrong track-it
takes the s,oitch to get it off"
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STEAMSHIPS-SHIPS.
GdLKESTON.

-. VIII sail on SATURDAY, June H. ats o'clock AM
E'oh GALVESTON, INDLANoLA, -xzsSEs.
No. a. Loiii LAwACA AND MATAGoRDA BAY-s5aaMl lkAks
view and IeI u g. Mall Lne-The and
s,ssmshp CHARLES MORGAN, James Lawlesa maasr wiii
hed'ng freight on the wharveH at ndfanoa La
F @ 70 igherase a. Maiagorda Bay without charge
apply to HARRIS Il MORGAN foo If Ini;a stre,
tss- Tht. IT. -, opposite she Steamship Landing.
iel2 80 ~ fS'+'' VI i'a ""h eap'tihs
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EEoRATIo D. HEWITT, PIANO -Issasr-

-ENH RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, rsssysar
lYA gives Lessons ON THE PIANO GUITAR al ssFSE
hs feAdehce NO sa Constance Ereet, ~
fieyia street EY IS per or twelve sa- aay&
fsi0 iy% sA'htS"a'
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EIGHLY IMPORTANT DIssoyERY.-DR,
nAas y rs osIs s2els tsseoy, Z, call the
spR ssS a a %
Of he SKIN James %an 3eeIs es ss 4S ts cS
improper that ad at S Gyas and
o n m nS & a99.as n h ~ them @ ether ns oest The
Rn5o sa5 81 VIZ yi Weakness q The Bas Pain s
Msa is as sases u M
to soeist SELF 15 Dsprso,o9 oy % sp
moi R so ho o ~ are % afflicted s VIII he
from 'taSy the and G" w ap ii
snay Weakness of 'he Organs Immediately cured u
~ DR. JAMES has from his former Office No. 1s 10 81
eus'0nn0ese street. between Royal and Bourbon
p Persons living distance the Remedies Of the
elosina OF dollars s igdswi b. ssf 5AmEs az en-
SECRET DISEASES Office 80 Custombouse
III ~ street. between Royal and Bourbon stree-pR JAMES
sse as sS san9s sss
oAseury caSs5s Ss5,.i any aas ohs 3s4
aiens Sy The se ofpew 70 ssSeq day without any neony
procured ron himself and trial they do effect cure no
The the @a5g eaes beT @ baxs s
" 5 sy ~
be p4odaa s b Of these Remedies
eas, order that the afflicted avail these
ssyas ase m s ,$ s Prss seo ss" re-
FNR. WATsON'S GARD.-I will use no other
nne e os S g
@ s sgS 10 a fG ss ssa @ il this
ehs So aas @ attention sg ss ea A.
s o sB % Ulcers C RS has soRHs " yet enad
TRoATs the commoasstihinrs
ob baay @ GGssfysSn which can say without vanity
.bss sfsf s ,a, cure in difficulty in
upon he shs sSSa a
SSs Now oans sa ss
pp P9ot but these matters that require
preserve.
aasd SSs s Which do think
attendancefrom lin the morning night
s-------------- e9s No II Gnstonhoese street
"A LCOHOL.-20 bbls Alcohol, high proof,
ps steamer H. pfS2I pRAsRAT a9R ~ s Ky SaSsa1a from
STORAGE FOR SALT, for about Is 900
~ s'' eSeaasS ass sgiTaiS5 % s e. Ay T. to
GSoULEY's BlTTERs-5o boxes in store,
= = :. z ], HART d CO. 70 rcboup,,ool.s street.
TT JEWARK CIDER.-15o barrels, to arrive.
nzso j. 4s ~ a. D. eaI5nE 3 ola Lsy.s : eos e....t
GALGINED PLAsTER-184 bbls. landing
= fGas K ana ior sale BY BoGRRT, WILLIAMS Il Co,
tsD-o 10 Camp street.
EJoCK WINES Sparkling, Rudesheimer,
is5s R. +. NICHOLS d CO, % camp street.
tLARET W1NEs-of various grades and
~ S yRass' in wood aud f. gfs' e. N5 fS5 ps y co
cases halves and or. boxes,
1es Ct RF, NICHOLS -e fse,r4- i,
EREsH BALTIMORE oYsTERs-2Oo doz
n in cans, for sale by
: le5 9. R. F. NICHOLS & CO., "a Camp streer
lNs-Meder, Swan, Hungarian, Eagle, and
S9 other brands, for eale by
JED Ct RE-. NICHOLS Il CO., % Camp street.
IDoRK-500 barrels choice new Mess Pork,
landing from a shotsel to suit pu
shaseta by JAMES MuIFoRD Cd u BANK Place ianss
ofFEE-ll0 bags prime green Havana,
h landing eI schooner Midas. aud for sale by
c, B. BRokDWELL co. Sc and as Poydraas at
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AsOR SALE.-A BARK of about 400 stssNS
M tons register rsady for any voyage terms nppy k
to my44 BoGERT, WILLIAMS CO, 70 GIMP fIl.- H.