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CELEBRATED TONIC ALE.-Thls
~ ALE is prepared expressly for Invalids and Dys.
peptles 1t being prepared from Pure Malt and Hop,
scisns as a perfect cure for Dyspepsia.
ALSO.
Scotch and Philadelphia Ale; London and American
Porter constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest
cash prices.
Also, pure Wines and Brandes for medical purpo.
ses. Sold by DUDLEY l. co.
u Main Street, Richmond Va
Delivered in any part ofthe city free of expense
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WATCHES. JUwEIRY. 20.
WATCHES. JEWELRY An

n WATCHES. JEWEIKY AND
FANCY 0OODe.-Now opening, SPRING
LA. STOCK for 1854. large and extensive
ysr ma Plated Ware, Gold and Silver Specfacies,
Gold and Silver Thim6les Gold Pens and Cases.
Gold Lochets, Bresst Pins Ear Rings and Finger
isrss sssortment Of low priced Jewelry, suitable
for the country trader Combs, Buttons Brushes, Nee
snrs Port Monaies, Razor stropa. Pencils, States,
Perfumery, Fancy Soaps Cologne Wster Hair Oils,
Fancy Boxes, DESKS Clocas Psper. rsns, inf, En-
Goods at prices that cannot fail to please.
Country merchants respectfully invited to call
and look through the stock and examine goods and
prices.
Every article in the establishment il warranted to
be as good as recommended, or the money returned.
Purchasers may rely on buying goods at the lowest
Northern prices ELIAS HALE,
NH u log Main st.
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GEN. GADsDEN has returned to Charleston.
where he will spend month or 20. and then return
to Mexico. Hewill probably be invited to take
seatin the Commercial Convention as an honorary
,yanrahar
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1nere Is talk that Santa Anna will divorce hi.
one OF the daughters of the Queen nn.s"a WIZ =,
ss ms present wife was born in Westerlo
Lapaugh. Ae' "aaioen name was
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Co.. FAKmosr's PAarY.-By the arrival of the
steamer Daniel Webster at New Orleans, we have
intelligence of disastrous character from 70,
Fremonfs Railroad Surveying Party. He was
ovenaken In me mountains in going over the Cen
y hsd died froIn cold and hunger. p.
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At training down east. .f,er
fisen 70 return ramrods, one Of the soSers b,".
from the line and was off at full sniff . H.i,on
oswled the commanding officer where ,r s''o vo,
so,ngs down to Squire Muggin's to return i tb
rodss ''" return ram
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MRS. WHsoN.-The telegraph made cruel mis-.
!ske In regard to this lady, whose suferings have
90 much OF the sympathy of the public in
nouneed few days ago, without much del;cacu
tna1 sns had given birth to fine Indian bow" So
lar lar a. the boy is concerned the report is correct
M me prefix Is not found in the Independence
ceived was hrst re-
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The Governor of North C.ro,;,. hu
ward oil $3.50 for the apprehension of WIFE, u, re
M orsnee county, charged with the canita, fe1nn,
Of negro stealing in said county A' 'apHai ieionJ
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Frenchman unacquinted with bus;neus rooa;x
ed draft payable on three days sigh, at certain
bank The first day he presented himself At The
counter, and taking his draft from his pocket. booE
extending it before the paying teller and to his q.
the draft he walked away. The next morn;un u hss
appeared again, and going through the same form M
SAID You see that twice" The third day he an
peared again. and said again "fou see that tbra p
times Now you will pay him." VII &C
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five hun
~ dred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices-The subscriber has for saie
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, of his own manu-
and patterns such as square topped Gothic. Liptc.
Circle, NC, with beautiful rounding Tenders Sum,
mer Pieces, &c, to match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &C., from town and
country punctually attended to and carefully packed
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied
at the lowest northern prices, with the usual dis.
counts Oft or cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main. be.
tween 9Th and 9Th sts., Richmond, Va
10 zo5mr SAMUEL d. DENOON
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HonATso kIso recently appointed Assistant Poa
nastsr Gsnersi, d . prinser BY profession.
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Amssting Of the South Carolina Press Associs
ton viii be held at the Pavilion Hotel In Charles
ton, during the sitting Of the Commercial Conyen.
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Ihs name Of the Milton IN CD Democrat ha,
bssa changed to Milton Spectator. The paper i,
unchanged inpoiitics.
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CPRATTS PATENT INSULATED

SPRAII'S + L Il N Il INSULATED
~ LIGHTNING RODS--The subscribers having
secured the exclusive right to sell these celebrated
RODS in this State, are now prepared to put them
up in any part of this city country, favorable
terms. These celebrated conductors of Electricity
have been pronounced by scientific men to be the
best ever offered to the public. Among the numerous
recommendations in possession of the Agents, the
following deemed sufficient to satisfy the public
of their great superiority over all others:
1.-The Lightning Conductors, the plan of II.
Spratt, of Cincinnati appear to be very well devils
ed and in point of mechanical construction are the
best we have ever seen.
sit is to be hoped that the of these Rods may
become general, as an important auxiliary defense
against danger which must be garded as of no or
binary mag nitude, to which all buildings liable
B. SILLIMAN, JR.,
Prof of Chem. in Univ. of Louisville.
B. SILLIMAN, ST.,
JAMES D. DANA,
Yale College, N. H.
HARTFORD, Dec. oath, 1851.
The President and Directors of the Etna Fire In
surance Company having examined j. Spratt's Pa
tent lightning Conductor and having been made &C.
quainted with its construction and adaptation to the
purposes designed, highly approve of the same as
safe and excellent conductor of electricity We re-
commend that it be properly applied to all budine
insured or that may hereafter be insured at this
Office.
S. L.. LOOMS, Secretary.
In the above certificate, we fully concur
CHARLES TAYLOR,
Sec'y Hartford Fire Ins. Co.
WILLIAM CoNoR,
Secy Hartford Protection Ins. Co.
JOHN B. ELDREDGE,
Sec'y Connecticut Fire Ins. Co.
E. ]. MILLER, I
d. STEBBINS. agents.
ROrders may be left at the stable of Mr.. Hix,
corner of 10th and Cary Streets or by letter. through
the Post Office, box Is.
fe 11-dSm*
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an s,9 I'D hEvoLuTIoNARY VETERAN.-John Ward.
warren County, N T. attained the age of 100 yea :,
On me Io1h day OF May, 1853. He still ENJOYS good
hestn. HIS memory retains but little EXCEPT Rihle
and Revolutionary incidents. DUN
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FROG AND RAT.-A desperate encounter took
place between frog and rat, at brook near the
slaughter house of Uriah Wiggin, in this town. A
rat came down to the brook to drink, and discover
ing q frog, with force and arms" made an attack
upon him, by making firm grasp with his teeth !;
no sooner did the rat make his hold than the frog
plunged into the water, dragging his antagonist
with him where he remained until the rat was com
PEELED to let CO. and made for dry land closely pur-
sued by the frog. AS soon as the frog appeared
above water, he was again attacked by the rat and
second time the latter became the subject for cold
water bathing This feat was several times per.
formed, until the rat from exhaustion and drown.
ing, tell prey. After the frog became assured
that his antagonist was dead, he seated himself up
on his carcass, with all the complaisance imagina
ble where he remained for half an hour, exulting
over his hard won victory.-Dover Gazette
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E.-The steamer
.sEik zzszzzsk CURTIS PECK will, after SATUR-
DAY next, 18th inst be taken off the line for short
time to undergo repairs. Due notice of her re-
turn will be given.
mh9 O. HASKINs
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TELEGRAPHING Amusing mistakes sometimes
take place In Geographic dispatches few days
since, a gentleman telegraphed to one of our West
ern cities to gain intelligence of his daughter, who
was I'll. In return he received laconic reply from
her attending physician, which purported that he
was a grandfather. Heavens r. he exclaimed,
throwing down the missile as il it had been hot
cinder. "My daughter-a child!" Then striding
to his closet, he grabbed his hat and coat and
struck Decline for the cars, muttering ga pretty
muss indeed-child-my daughter in such predi.
cament and unmarried, too! Oh, such disgrace y
In flew hours he at the sick of his daugh-
ter. The physician was surprised to see him so
soon, but politely told him that the girl was getting
along quite finely" $50 it's girl, heyt" gasped
the father "Of course said the doctor, don't
you call your daughter a girls" "Ah-hum-yes-
but, th-the child2" "Chid 7" wondered the doc
or, "what child9" why sir, did you not send
that despatchG" pettishly exclaimed our friend he
handed to the doctor the dispatch which he had has
tiy picked up from the floor when he left home
The doctor looked at it, and broad smile was vi
slble upon his features. 81 sent you a despatch,
Jut heaven knows itnever contained such news as
thisl The one sent intimated that your daug inter
was just through having chill" Our friend fell
that he had been taken in and done for, undeigned
and offered to treat If the doctor would only keep
it still.-DetrOit Advertiser.
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WILLIAM BOOTH, UpHoLsTERERAN AM

w LILLIAN BOOTH, UPHoLsTERER AND
,e., PAPER HANGER, No. lao Main street, corner
OF 18th, respectfully informs his friends and the pub
c that his Spring of Goods in the above
hne is now complete consisting in part of Gilt Vel
match, OF both French and American manufacture;
aiso' FIRE Screens Curtain Papers, Window Shades
&c, with large assortment of Oil Cloths, Canton
ana Cocoa Mating all widths, Spring hair and shuck
Mattrasses Bedsteads, Sefas Chairs, Lounges, &C.
winch ne invites you to call and examine before pur
ton both in quality and price, All orders thankfully
received and executed in the best and at the
shortost notice. both in town and country.
ma 28-eo3w
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REMOVAL The Empire Cloth

81 REMOVAL The Empire CLOTH
ina Hall has bsen removed to the splendid
store recently occepisd p 4 fizzini undn I,
i. hspnv to meet with the public PATRONAGE We
are also receiving in addition wsshly supplies Of So
snusnufactory where one of the firm 10 constantly
overlooking the work, kc, and We think our goods
and prices cannot fail to please We intend e iar
a style kc are concerned, to keep up with the
times full stock of Gents Furnishing Goods Just
received, which win be sold a. low a. possible.
Come and examine for yourself.
POLLOCK. SCHLOSS CO.,
an 6-12ts Under the City Hotel.
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"a VIM. IRA SMITH keeps con-
~ stantly on hand complete sssoItment OF
M CLOTHS, CASSfMERES and VESfiNGS,
.-A- of sessonabIe style, which will be made to
order at moderate prices, and of the latest cut
Call at Ia Main st.. late Smith Marvin's ap7-5t
ga p. BECHER, MERCHANT TAILOR,
N formerly of the firm Of Nelson Co.. re,
K spectfulfy informs his friends and the public
.-. ia general, that he has opened q large estab-
lishment at No. rs Main street, and just returned
from the North with a superior stock of SPRING
GOODS, embracing every article of gentlemen's
wearing apparel, besides q most besutiful and com
plete assortment of CLOTHS, VESTINGS, CASSI-
MERES &C., all of the latest and choicest patterns
competing with, II not SURPRISING any collection OF
the kind in this city.
Feeling confident to please any onei want of a
fashionable suit, warranted to fit, he will be happy
to see the friends of the old firm and the public at
his present stand No 26 Main street. below the City
Hotel. NH n fmk
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JUST RECEIVED BY STEAM

M ERE. B. SPENCE, No. I2O, corner of Main
MT and Governor streets, has this day received
large and beautiful assortment of all the
styles of SPRING GOODS, embracing every article
IF Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, which he respect
fully requests his friends and the public generally to
.sll and examine. mat
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REMOVAL.-PETERS, MARTIN &
~ CO. Commission AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS, have removed to the large and commodious
brick house recently occupied by Messrs. Deane &
Brown, on the Basin, corner 18th and Cary streets
Richmond, Va. NH l8 ia
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RUTTER AND LARD.--In store, 81
sps : p"''' : 'a''' BROWN i SHOOK.
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IeAkE NOTICE.-TOBAC SNUFF
= and CIGARS, at wholesale and retail No. lsf
Main, corner Of 10th street. Richmond, where kept
large stock of fine Cisars OF every description Al,
81 tue Tobacco, Smut. Pipes. FinesCat Chewing aua
Smokins Tobacco, Cigar Cases. and every ether arm
BILE terms, by
nah a ia. HARRINGTON
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QUEEN CITY HAMS-20 tierces JnO.
" G. Scho,ley's celebrated Hams, for sale by
APP JNO. II. CLAIBORNE
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nLIYER'S PAPENT RAT TRAPS
q. j. gINToN & CO,
ap III Main streef
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LIVERPOOL SALT.-Sundry brands .,
- nne and coarse SALT. fer sale by VI
mn lo-u SCHAER, KOfiLER RI
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iOFFEE -150 bags Rio, Java, Jamaica
~ and Cuba Coffee, in store and for sale by
ap5 J. B. STEGAL, No. "a, Main st.
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quaint de tout, ct DIES ~miilionnaires, DEF
ssaceurs de sang des sicti,nes
-C'est ca ! IL madIiasuns ct IL mini
NUN, dit Gaxonal.
Vous avez dit Ia chose, repliqua
neitef1ent lie ~p6dicnre.
Plus dc lubricants T.. demanda
Gaxonal..
On fabriqeera pour le compte de
I'Etat. noiis scsons tons les nsu-fruitiers
de Ii Frances. On y aura sa ration
CONNIE sur i'm saisseau, ct tout IL mon
de ! trataiilera scion SEES capacities.
bon I dit Ga7ofai, ct en- attendant
que vous puissiez copper ID tste aux aris-
locrates ).
--Je ieur rogne les ongles, dit le re-.
PUBLICAN radical, qui serrait ses outils
ct qui fnit II plaisanterie lui-manc.
II saint tres p6!inscnt ct sortits
-Est.ce possible I an lbl5 ]. s'ecria
Gazonal.
Isl nous en- asions lc temps, NOUS te
montreriots , repondit le paysagiste,
IONS les ~Personnages de 1893, IL cause-
rails ascc cux. IN viens de voir Marat,
Oh bien . nous commissions Fouqsier-
TinyiIIc, Coliot-d'Herbois, Robespierre ,
chabot, Fouche, BARNS, ct il J i meme
madame ROLAND.
-.Alloas dams eette representation lie
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.fU5S NsEzeCZSOal.

Commencement a. N acte de la Legislature
de FEtat de la Louisiana, approuve lie l6 mars
1884, intltnle Gun 4ctc concernant les licences
des Gales ct rabarets ct In vente DIES @liqueurs
ennlvrantes dams Get Fiat y ct en- obeissanc a
une ordinance du Jnri dc Police de cette Pa
roIsse, passce coniornement an dit acte, a sa
session du 10 Juliet 1854, 1,es elections seront
tenues dams la paroiss, Assumption 10 LUNnI
7e jour du mois d. Aout 1864, depuis 9 heures A
M,jusqu'a 4 heures Z. nj. dams chaque district
lie cette Paroisse atm de prendre lie sens du pep-
pie concernant les licences des cafes eft caba-
rets ct la yentc DIES ~Iiquehrs enhlvrantes dams
cette Pardisse.
lr dist. ClezJean Aleman Gu dams lie voisinage:
colpmissuires, Vaiery Leblanc, Octave
l.. Wives ct Antoine Martinez.
II dist. Au cafe de Gabriel Rodriguez on dams
lie voisinage; corhlnissaire&, kuma Wives,
Fafcour Meldtcon ct A.. Hernailuez.
&c dist. a Ihatifstion lie SEVERN tandry, pres
psglise parolssiale, on hans lie vol sina-
Ye;7 coInmsssaircs, Ursin Melancon, Flo
'rentlh Michel ct SEVERN Landry.
lie dist. Chez Marius Albagnac on dams lie vol
sinage; commissaireS, Numa Fulse. Il.
I. Pugh ct Wm.Marks.
Sc dist. Chez Drauzin Himel OH dams lie voisi-
mage: colhmissaires, Lovinscy 'Iiimel, in
Bite Hache ct Ferdinand Lasseighe.
&c dist. Au cate de Maxile Bohdreau on dams
le voisi1age; corhmissaires, Ellie Landry,
Maxile Boudreau ct D. Desbo1s.
re dist. 4 FhabitatiQh de f. Il. Mallhot on daus
lie voisinage; coilltissaires, J.B. B Lam
DIV, Ell Delayigne e, Huguste DeIaune.
Sc dist. 4 Ia Maison dc Cour de cette Paroisse,
commissaires, Edttond Mhuriu, A. Gen
tile et A.. S. Wilson.
Sc dist. Au billiard dc g. ]. +. Gauthier 4 Pain
courtville: commlssaires, VIM Z, Mills,
Venant Hebert ct Constant l.. Simoneau.
Zoe dist. Chez Dutfossard Landry ou dams lie
voisinage: commissaires, Charles Thiac,
Emerald Landry Ct Leon Gautlreau.
lie dis. Chez Francois MellGre: all GRANDPA.
you; commissaires, John Mccartney, Ga
ten Blanchard ct Marcelin A. Leblanc.
ice dist. Chez Etieafe Pension gu dams lie vol
sinaye; coinrhissaire<, II. N. Ellis, Cleo
plias Pehissorl ct Etienne Penisson fills.
dist. Chez Aiiaclete Simoneau au Pierre
Part, en- dams Ie voissinage; fcothInissaires
Valentin Barilleau, Valcour Porclle ct
A~uaclete 'Simoneau.
lie d}5t. Chez Dorcino Rentrop. 4 la Belle Ri
Were, on dams lie voisina re: commissaires
Econ Leblanc, Charles eros ct Pierre
Theliot.
Les commIssaires detection DIES difftcrents bu-
ci-dessts nommts par le Jurl de Police
!e Ia Paroisse assumption sont requis de tenir
Ia dite Election ei DEN faire les ~retotrs AID She
rif soussigne, conformt ment a Ia loi.
l~aroisse Assumption, le Ter Juliet 1854.
4. +. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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Election .TOtSce.

~ conformity to an act Of the Legislature q
the State Of Louisiana approved march l6tl
| 1884, entitled AN Act conceruiny the licerl
sing Of drinking houses and the sale of intoxi
eating liquors in'this State . and in obedience
to an ordinance of the Police Jury of this
ParIsh, passedincontonnity to said act, at its
session oil 18th dry OF June 1854, Elections will
be held III the Parish eli Assumption OIL MONDAY
seventh day OF august next 1851, between the
hours OF O'clock AN. and 4 O'clock r. NJ. in
the several wards Of this Parish, for the purpose
81 Il KING the will of the voters as to the ficen-
eng OF drinking houses and the sale ofintoxici-
ting liquors.
The places Of election are as ~folioiys:
ISL ward At or T ear'Jean Alleman's residence
commissioners, Valery Leblanc: Octave
Wives and Antoine Martinez.
2nd " AT or near Gabriel Rodrieuez:s coffee
house, commissioner Numa Wives, Val
court Melanron and Augustin Herman
deZ.
Bird " AT or near the plantation ofSGvtrin Ian
dry near the parochial church, commits
sioners Ursin Melanecn, Florentin Mi
chel and SEVERN Landry,
4th Ct At or near Marius Albagnac's residence
commissioners Nuna Foley, A. F. Pugh
and VIM Marks.
9th "A or NEAR Drauzih HimeI's residence
flovinscy Hylnel, J. Pierre Hache and
Ferdinand Lasseigne.
9Th At or near Maxile Boudrea us coffee house
commissioners Ellie Landry, Maxile Botdreau
and Dominique Desbous.
7al dist Ator near the plantation of Il. e. Mail
hot, commissioners j. B.. Is. Landry, Edouard
Delayigne and Augnste Delatne.
9th At the Court Honse in this parish, commits
sioners Ed Maurin, III Gentle ahdJ. s. Wilson,
9th +" Atthe Billiard room Of CO. 4. Ganthier.
commissioners w. r. Mills, Venant Uebert
and Constant L. s ilmoneau.
10Th ward AT or near the residence of Dufossard
Landry commissioners Charles Thiac, Emerand
Landry and Leon Tanthreau.
18th =" Atthe residence Of FRANCOIS Mollcre,
commissioners John Mccartney, Gatieh B!an-
chard and Marcelin A. Leblanc.
18th !" AT or near the residence Of Etienne
Perissoli, commissioners II. N. Ellis, Cledphas
Penisson and Etienne Pe,lisson, son.
18TH /" At or ner the residence of A. Simoncaa
III Pierre Part. comihisSioIers Valentin Baril-
Valcour Porche and Anaclete Simoneau.
Atm " At or near the residence of Dorcino
pm Grand River, commissioners Leon
Leblanc, Pierre Theriot and Charles Gros.
/, The commissioners OF the several ~precints
appointed by the Police Jhry Of the Parish o,
Assumption are hereby required to hold said
to law.
Parish OF Assumption July End 1854.
n. F. HICKMAN, Sheriff
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PI.ANOS

M. A. Flandry annonce aux habitants de
Ia cote quill aura ~toujours en- main des Pia
nos de la manufacture dc Faivre, d'excellen-
tie qualite, systemic en- fer. II vendra ces
instruments d des conditions on ne peut plus
a~vantagenses, lie lubricant lui vendant SEES
produit aux prix d'artiste, c'est-a-dire avec
dc plusgrands avantages encore qu'aux mar
chands. ..s
Les Planes de Ia manufacture de Faivrc
sont aujourd'hui une reputation uniyerseile
Recommends deja par Herr ct Strakosch,
Pop inion de GottschalI sur ces ilstrulnegs,,
leur q dome, surtout. Ell Louisiana, ulle vogue
plus gifande encore. Csest &c 'qui a determine
III Tandry d etablir j Bonaldsonville, un
de pot de ces Pianos, sans coitredlt les plus
coliyenabIes sous ull iclrmat coninf,e le n6tre
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compris 4 demi- mot.

compris q demi mot.
LES trois aInis montarcnt all deuxieme
Gtage d'uue asscz belle maison, ct tfou
weren't Jenny Cadine achevant dc diner.
car ellie jonait dams Ia piece donnee en-
second an Gymnase. Aprss III prassen-
tation de Gazonal 4 cette pnissance,
Leon ct Bixiou, pour IL ~laiisser sei, ascc
ellie, l%ronyerent lc preiexte d'aiicr toii
uni nonveau meuble : mais avali de
gutter l'atctrice, Bixion lui await Dit
C.est lc cousin de Leon, un fabridnani
richie a miIlious, Ct qai, pour gsigner son
process an %coriseil d'Etat contre le prefet
|iuge a propos de 0 % ssdn:rc.
Tout Paris c%onnait Ia beante de ccitc
ieune premiere, on comprendra done Ia
stnpefaction du MeridIonal en- Ia voyant.
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