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Riot at Louisville, XIV,

4 disturbance commenced in the First
Ward, on the 9th inst, where an Ameri-
can named Burge, was stabbed and bea-
ten, until he was nearly dead, by party
Of Irishmen. The parties making the as
sauIt were arrested. Afterwards, three
Americans were fired upon while quietly
passing a German brewery. 4 gentle,
man riding in carriage with his wife
wa. fired upon at the same time. Then
4 shower of shot and bullets was rained
from some Of the German houses, on the
crowd below, and many wounded. Armed
foreigners soon began to collect in the
vicinity, when an indiscriminate slaughter
of the Americans commenced. Other
Americans crowded to the spot, when, fir
iug from the windows continuing, they set
fire to the brewery, and sacked several
houses in the vicinity, from which shots
hal been fired At g o'clock, in Eighth
Ward. three Americans were attacked by
a mob of Irish, with fire arms. One Kill
led aud others wounded.
The Irishmen then took refuge in a
house, from which they continued firing
upon the crowd, killing two Americans.
The house was finally broken into, the
mur Ierers captured, and one of them
hung. A policeman cut him down while
still living, but he was afterwards shot
and died this morning. Meanwhile fu
sillade, rife, and gun-shots were kept up
from four Irish houses, on Eleventh st 4,
on all passing Americans. Several were
wounded. The Americans attacked the
houses, but failing to dislodge the Irish,
fred the buildings. BY this time rein
forcements Of Americans arrived, with
cannon and muskets, and some of the
Irish were shot in the burning buildings,
and others captured. No attempts were
made to stay the flames, and two or three
blocks were burned. Several fires &C.
cured in other parts of the city also dur
ing the night.
The Americans had now become in
furiated, and marched to the Office of the
Times, Democratic paper, which was
enly saved from destruction by the efforts
OF Messrs. Prentice, Spears and others.
his morning there were more disturban
ces, and at l. o'clock large mob pro-
eeeded to the levee and attacked a row
of Irish houses, from which it was report
ed some shots had been fred this morn
ing. The mob is now partially restrain
ed, and efforts are being made to restore
order and prevent further excesses.
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The three columns arc equal-they
foot up precisely the same
The landlord looked solemnly and
syppathisingly towards his subject.
1t is a very strange said he, but At a'
So. Phrenology never lies. You have
l.0 predominant character, sir; you have
ro intellectual status you don't know any
thing, sir. Excuse me, sir; but l must
state the truth, whether you take chart
or not; but, sir, if there is any truth in
phrcnology, yO~ are a mere JooN Under
the circumstances, sir, | can scarcely ex-
pcct you to desire to keep the chart which
YOU have contracted for; that is a matter
Of small consequence, as it will be valu-
able illustration of an unique species, which
| can use in my lectures hereafter. |
authenticate all my lectures with real
name and residence The charge of de-
ccption, in science, is one which was new
cr brought against me, sir, and never aciU
be, sir-nCUerP
oh, never mind; give US the map, said
the subject; there's the swindle, for it IS
a swindle; but I'd rather pay it than have
you going round the country maxim a
fool of me everywhere else as you have
hcre-you blasted philoprogonitive hum
bug your
With this explosion, the subject retir-
d.-hnickuJOckcr Nag.
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An Enormous GranarY.

The Illinois Central Railroad Company
has commenced the building of huge
granary at Chicago. 1t is to be 200 fee
long by 100 feet in width, and over 10C
feet high from the ground. About @,
0O0,0GO Milwaukee brick will be used il
its construction. Its capacity will be a
bout 100000 bushels of grain. The use
of the building has been contracted for,
for ten years, by Mr.. Sturgis, of OHIO, and
Mr.. BurliDgbame, of Chicago, who are tc
handle all the freight and grain received
and shipped over the Illinois Central road
at the Chicago end of the line.
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Whole number Girls average
81 Average number of Boys present each day 49, Girls by
23
Boys g tune lost by ardne 2a9 minutes Total time lost CAB n
ne Brown Rachel Kern Eliza Winemute Elizabeth Clements
Mary A Staples Ellen
Muelma Mary E. Dea
s. Dreher Susanna Clark Caroline Swatwood Miller
Mr. Wood Rev Kirby B.
GARNER John Ldlnger NJ H. Deher, William
Michel John Clark Jeremiah
BROW" James H. Walton Robert Boys and Phillip Swartwood
During ended,
GacneTs @ were much fed Yet would remind mothers
tey nave visited children
cheaper way promoting
following scholars
having the whole
mute Susan Wntemu John F. Drnkou Boys Wintemue
There change n the studies
that classes arrange " ~ F"'0
LEWIS D. VAIL, Principal
MARGARETTA S. MILLER)
ELIZABETH MAIVEN
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The project of annexiDg Platte County,
No, to Kansas Territory is entertained
by the rascals who call themselves the
Kansas Legislature. If that is done at
least half of the Legislature might become
residents of the Territory for which they
are making laws. 1t would be something
to the credit of Missouri to get rid OF
Platte County in any way, for there is not
another territory of the size this side OF
Botany Bay that endurcs SO many law
less rufiians on its soil.
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Venezuelan Beef Cattle.

Several persons from Philadelphia are
reported to have gone to Venezuela to
contract for cattle, and will take 10000
to that city. Should the enterprise prove
remunerative, there will no doubt be q
steady importation kept up. Cattle are
sold very low in South America, where
many thousands arc killed annually mere
" for their hides.
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Office Of The Maryland Consolidated
Lotteries, Baltimore, maryland,
Goth June, 1885,.
CautiOm.--LOttcry Frauds.

The Commissioner of the Maryland State
Lotteries has deemed it his duty to caution
the Public against the numerous SwindIers
who circulate by mail and otherwise, fraud
ulent Lottery schemes, and pretend to be
agents Tor the sale Of tickets in Lotteries,
which, are wholly fictitious.
The only legal Lotteries in Maryland are
those drawn daily under the superintendence
oi lhe Commissioned elected by the people of
me State under the new Constitution to ex-
anime and approve the schemes and attend
to the drawings.
All the tickets in these Lotteries and all
certlncates of packages of tickets have the
autographed signature +. Y. Brennan, Gener-
al Agent for the Contractor. Office of the
Maryland Consolidated Lotteries, Baltimore,
Md. All others are fraudulent.
For full information on the subject of these
frauds, Address
f. Y. Brennan
Baltimore, Maryland
August 9, Is55,-Iy,
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The Kansas Herald of Freedom, July
Ia, says that buffalo in innumerable mum :
bers are ranging over the prairies only
fifteen miles west of Fort Riley. With q
spyglass, from hill, they can be seen
grazing as far as the eye can reach. Set
tiers who have located in this vicinity
with herds of cattle have been compelled
to remove, for the want of grass, which
has been consumed by those animals
The Pottawatomie Indians paid visit to
them, and brought back in couple of
days all the meat they could haul away,
leaving the skins and fore quarters on the
ground. They are making preparations
for another hunt.
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NEBRASKA TERRITORY fourishes brave
ly, the settlers swarming into it by every
avenue, in such numbers that provisions
are enormously high, -four ranging at six.
teen dollars barrel, and potatoes at three
dollars bushel. Omaha, the capital, is
located on the bank of the Missouri river
directly opposite Council Bluffs, Iowa.
and steam ferry-boat plies constantly
between the two places. Omaha contains
about four hundred inhabitants. 1t is
beautifully located and surrounded by an
excellent farming region, well watered and
lacking only timber. For laborers, the
average rate Of wages is not in proportion
to the prices of board or provisions. In
fact, laborers are said to be plentier than
employers. A determined effort to intro,
duce slavery into the territory is in pro-
gross, and company in Missouri has Sc
cured a depot in one of the chief towns,
to which they are sending slaves as fast
as they meet with sale.
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A large merchant and importer says
We are paying more duty on artificial flow.
ers than ON railroad iron. He says the
women are not educated right. They are
going to bankrupt the country unless there
is change. More is thought of show
than of substance. We pay scores of mil
lions annually for ladies ornaments which
are of no use. We cannot afford it. II
is worse than sinking the money in the sea.
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Alabama Election.

The following are all the returns yet
received of the election in this State -
Dallas county gives 80 majority for Geo.
j. Sbortbridge, K. n. for Governor; Per-
~ 80 do; and Autanga, so. Florence
gives 800 majority for John A. Winston,
Dem. and Russell $50 do.
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1t is stated that among the visiters at
Cape May, is an hciress, of Cincinnati,
worth six hundred thousand dollars. 1t
would give considerable interest to the
fact, if it were stated that the lady is dis
posable.'
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Governor Clark, of n, Y. has commu-
ted the sentence of death passed upon
Mrs. Robeson--the veiled murderess-to
Imprisonment for life in the Sing Sing
prison.
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Rattlesnakes. in Oregon

These venomous reptiles seem to abound
IN Southern Oregon. Three men recent,
Iy went to the mountains where dens Of
these snakes were known to exist in large
numbers, and IN short time. killed sew.
en hundred Of them.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-08-09
Curious Facts Concerning Dyspepsia.

The effect of mental disquietude in
producing this prevalent complaint is faI
greater than is supposed. 1t is well
known that persons in good health, Of
sound digestive organs, who take plenty
of exercise, and are free from anxiety,
may eat almost anything, and in quanti-
ties which would kill those in different
circumstances. In reference to this point,
DR.. Brigham, an English medical writer
observes:--We do not find dyspepsia prev
alent in countries where the people eat
enormously. Travellers in Siberia say that
the people there often eat forty pounds of
food in a day. Admiral Seripchof saw
a Siberian eat directly after breakfast,
twenty-five pounds of boiled rice, with
three pounds of butter. But dyspepsia
is not common disease in Siberia. We
do not learn from Captain Perry or from
Captain Lyon the Arctic travellers, that
their friends, the Esquimaux, are very
nervous or dyspeptic, though they eat in
dividually ten or twelve pounds of soldid
food per day, washing it down with gal
lon or so of train oil. Captain Lyon was,
to be sure, little concerned for delicate
young lady, who ate her candles, wicks
and all, yet he does not allude to her dis
ability to digest them.
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Chr 1rfrrsonian.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1856.

E5s- The Telegraph announces the ar.
rival of the steamer Baltic, at New York,
yesterday. No news of importance from
the seat of war.
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North Carolina Election.

The Wilmington Journal Gays: Shaw,
Rufin, Winslow, Branch, Craige, and
Clingman, are believed to be elected to
Congress in this State.
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IL An impudent editor remarks that
the practice among ladies of holding up
their dresses with both hands while walk
ing the streets, arises from the love of
SlOa12
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Tennessee Election.

The returns received from Tennessee,
leave no doubt of the election CT johnson,
Demo, for Governor.
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THE ELECTIONS.
KentucEy Election.

The returns received from this State,
indicate the success of the Known Nothings
throughout the State.
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The President Judgeship.

The /" Houcsaale Democrat" says it il
not vet fully determined whether the 10
cofocos will hold caucus ip this judicia
district for nominating candidate fol
President Judge, or leave the choice t.
be made by the people without the inter
vention of caucus.
If caucus should be held, it is under.
stood that the friends of Mr. Barrett will
make vigorous effort to get him the
nomination. If no caucus shall be held
he will be presented for the sufragcs Of
the people.
1t may, doubtless, be set down as fix
ed fact, that Mr.. Barrett will be a candi-
date under any combination of circum-
stances which is likely to exist
Mr.. Bell has many warm supporters
among the locofocos of the district, who
will endeavor to make him the regular
candidate of the party, and, in default of
party caucus, who will urge his claims
as an independent.
There are influential men among the To-
cofocos who like neither Mr.. Barrett nor
Mr.. Bell, and who would make a push
for a third man if competent individual
could be found, possessing degree of
in the district sufficient to give
him q chance of success. Such person,
in all probability will not turn up.
In that event the contest will be be-
tween Mr.. Barret and Mr.. Bell.
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REPORT.
e Free Union School stroudsburg Month of July

marked
Nr g. Each thus marked
Spelling the left
Thus l27 l6 l27 right 6 Scholar
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thurs
M would be 26 wo and six enths Those
ts Algebra days the half Thus In
III = -
UPPER DEPARTMENT.
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SI A three-legged horse, having two
legs behind and one before, velocipede
fashion, arrived at New York from Por-
to Rico on Monday. *,
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MARGARETTA S. MILLER,
ELIZABETH MALVEN. I assistants
MARTHA GORDON,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-12-30
HH.a1-9EovE,
Situe pres 4 Carrollton, (La.)
]. N. EVERETT, PRINCIPAL.

n A ao,,rlo ann sa ckx1s Il L. ,ox
II menfa commences mercrcdi 4 octobre. lie
Principal pronte dc cote occasion pour remcr.
cier vivcment ceux qui ont bien voulu Pbono
rer de icur patronage, ct les prier DC 10 lui
continucr. II aime aussi = assurcr dc nouveaa
aux peres De faaniile gull no nsgligers rien
pour contriouer su bien-etre ct au success de
ses eievcs, et tscconVcfver 10 teinoignage un
public eciaire. 49,,
Leeci:-La position 90 rlnstitut Belle
Srove, JOIN! iimPorant svsnfaeo dune
gsande seIuo,He, un ecces iaci!c, ct, par son
e1iSnenen' oe ~ vine, met 10 Deunesse Ia
nsrsIcmcnt repanaue dams lee Srand, centres ss
iLs prsonnos dasireases 90 viisitsr i'etablis-
o0Oo0t. devront pgondro les chars de Carroll
tan, ct, 10 dcmande qu'elles en- feront au
osuduc6ssr, ellcs soroat deposSos dcvant la
p0ste do rlnstitut.
Insssuesl0o. - L'isstpuction donnee
rlnstitsf Belle Grove ccmprend rApglais, Ic
Latin, 10 0rec, les langucs modernes. les ma
shenstiqses o ls tsoue des livrss. D'sprss !e
desir dcs parents, on rcndra les eleves aptcs
a. commerce ct l toute sutrc profession. Les
pro(easeurs les plus distinguss sont employees
dams chsquo branchc. Ain de famiii ariscr ac-
tivcsneut les Gle YES avec 10 langagc snglnis &C
70 langage ffanGsis, on Ice oblige parlcr al.
tern..ive~ent g: desx lsnGaes Pendsn. iara-
N-~ r-.S. -~S~ e~'6ssSS " ~ e"A
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Au mIu dc ouo Gyomine rarcic
ebaume auua ryon Isurre Sc sD ssss
La dodel les femmes DC Bas await adpt
bue d Ees Mss sa robe dc cachemio beu ,apr et
n0ndss dc p< dait les &c t.l
meme ea e.e mpuin pour Pdnrc sur e vec tOues @ porcOu
paues s bras chair ro doreo cello du bgaOn ttacnt
nus coude des bottles mOs u montaicnt ct
gnc enout tete La ban de veour nne de
les ga de ubans do dversos cOuu couo de euues files
eu or sans avoir bonnet ct eun file a on les
sa. tetss nues ee ;sran dson1 tout ma Dams un nsene
paa Mcux vau que pudur soft bee honneu soft sauf
Les epusur vetabs de Panur les ap les
chez Zomt sale deja comb promis par Nicolas
Ma sour Gyomne oreo dodsl parrain await oube dc
s % s; ss .,s. 9s s sn s''''' " '"'" '
-Masaur, dtelc, cct lui qui arrive.
-Ss -9Ii, l.i %,,;
-Fole. comment pcuxtul syoir?
-Regardc, bat briser poirine.
su Ceat que peuc d
cnpcau large graccuscment euubanu dc
le 6nc eta chcncut brdeo pOe munchcs aOanc
dc
longs I'm dmn butons dgcnt de bdc frmant
etai pOiinc par
pont centurc poga fourcau brilliant de perrcres Ia
ton es cIos ct qus auisn. avsc ant n qua ozanc pas
lis de per eurs enuem e quavec mccu
Apreso sau dug adas saansa odeo debta Pun
dux nai aformc dc dnndes
You en- c lieu file vepdre
-ti. Ell ecrur plen damour, ,jc suis venu In Pende
Segncu ikOs repond Odele Gyomne perdu p
nous donnr qua u esencra avec dc son
parraip .t TO ..N0.8
lie voici madame, dit Ladisas u cttre
-Quand disas cetait lui Gyomne
La femme de Zomeas ou t pendant temps ckos
YES ttres ct qualities orgueil a.I....-a
Mon Ladsas Sob jc ne Buried o. PEREZ a
P'sftle . @ikug jvs,sds0 basss D. h0N
ayfon: de ret De BakoOy uv aque do
'st Dcu ec hcn rcndre Popurc dams Ia Hon.
pare 81 un contnn rcgardan dedineusemcnt
ande des croft ne moi poedr perc de Boe
non .ose yomine qu aysn cakany MAN, e M dpuserai
wqu3 h - a'a10 s .- ' r.- ..rIr r-r'..
Aucn des eeva cheyaeresquo du cikos Ode
aca entire dun nn prononca acamenees:
Puiuc file Gyomnc dee mariee Oeu approuv
nhes Ia Ldas Sobry qu
nande par para pouqu lcur dounc benedon ous les
eux. 10 ,ra.lsg : ...r. ..'-- ,.
Gyomn NIT onde harness de gucur parce
adsa Ia figure epanouie dc bonhcu les
Cmpecs dl cordN mantcnan que ce que Jaime mappar
Lakodalo lieu chez Gorzcy i etab
Ds crs de ie enetque u pondcn les soupans econds
erent plus quaux fe u dcven avor lieu
Dams heue auta Llas amis amencon char
de maee les voures qui dovent condue
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cune sappreter que qu
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Des hurah cnthouases que premiere acuen
arolcs dc Ladis daster magfques
noces) dc Ia bruno Gyomine ct du beau skos ##H Is
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PRUDENT D'ARTLYS.
AUX PIhANTDWDSs
III c. DyHAMEL, H7
0DTlM1l lzM

SO, ruc De ChaYtrss, Nlie-Orl<a1s.
THERMOMETERS pour Ia cuiason du 80.
i crc, coustruifs sur un nouveau models
peseliqueurs, boussoles pinuls poar tirer des
iignes, niveasx tres slmplce, c0nstruits spSeiar
lcsncnt Pas c. Dshaincl pour les hsbitan1i. I
Toufes sortes dinstruments d arpcntage, =
physique, de- mathematiques, &c.
Instruments d'optique de toutes dcscriptions,
microscopes de 81 50 o.; telescopes Ct Ion.
gues-vues dc el 500; lorgnettes dopSra, ca
grande variete, dcs pins nouvcshx mndelcs.
ASK nsrehssAs Se ls caopaene.
Un immense assortment de
@ luncttz de toutcs qualities ct Dc
tous prix, vendre en- gros ct sn detail, bous-
s0les dc poche, communes ct fines.
Verres do lunettes, c0nvcxes, cuucsvos,
vcrts, bleus, blancs ct lilas, dc tous les nunne-
ros; vcres-conscrves, &c. Grand choix de
bVosteric fine. 3
q. DUHAAgL toujours en- main les verres
- plus Ans, p6riscopiqucs on On cristal, pour
toutss les vuGs, des lunsttes On o., ea arikut,
en- acics, en- sosine. en- german silver et dee
pincc-ncs lcye giasses). - .,,,..'t
II ost h seul agent aax Etafs Unis pour Il
ventc des vcrrcs double foyer pour voir Dc
loin u do pres dans lc meme vcre. Cos vcrs
o0ne 6uno immense rossOuroe pour les porvon-
nes qui sout obligScs d'svoir dcux pairss 4
luncttes, une pour lire q uns pour vo;r d Ioin.
Avec \. vsero double foyer, on n's qu' 'une
scule paire dc luncttcs pour los dcux objets.
Rsparstioa o visinss iansttss q vsrrs
4 2Asr s.se.s.sr.. g
6. DuuAnEL - charge do toufes espscss
feevragcs en- cuivre: modsles Dc machines
20 inventions, &c Instruments sur com.
nsn1op ct toutes cspsc0 d repsrstions dins-
tumGrfs de navigation.
IN 0agasin: Qusdrants, baruunstrvs ID n
wires g eartss marines, &c, ke.g -. l.l ~ Il
Un QDnd nombre d'objets, tels sQue: Boioss
d c0mr1s popr les Seoli9s Ct Dc tsis 6nes
pour II ApcA1cctes. kefszie tops moassris1
d tOat0 Uncan, mesures pour tsilIsars.
Poar (aaKeu6 Der - bois, kc.; squcsrss en
bon, r, psGeeerlphn, rsg1o peraufbss, SEe.
ainants asti1cie8, balssoos d toutos sortes.
pour Tor, h msdsGipe, &c.
Lanterns naGiqe0 q lantasmagoriss, stS.
rssoscopss 1t venss - eosnnama.
Ccaasares % DeaGg seasss y ehSoeso,
0assfadsress p6r Q, DsAsnd, tlpvss
a. d(ov1sis dOaal8 pay k loeteur
frsaesie Dsres.
Los ceinturcs, lcs hrooo1ols. lss onlliers poar
4nfants ct ~ gonounlsres = cuivre q scier
mt togjoas On veufe. mah Ics cosnmsndeo
Ipcur habisatioa doivcnt ste dpnsss quslqUss
josu d'avsnce. Z M
Plsquu psss sesre sIs y O.
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STATE Of LOUISIANA.
Fourth Judicial District Court.

EanAsh W NJ. JouN AiL bAillSI.
Sseeession Of the late Anso,se Bossiey.
To Emile Bc~sier and her husband Severe
Borno residing In 1.-THE Parish Of Si. Cnarle~:
to Zoe Bossier and hor husbaud valcourt
Songy r,si.iing In the Parish O. NJ. Charlcs
and 70 all oihors wi,om IL may concern.
WlIEREAs Aionso Pcrscf, sdn,,y ,yisisator
w ofihc successiop Of the late Antoine Doe.
sier has this day filed In this Court a iinal no.
count of bis administration oi raij Succession;
You aro therefore summoned aud notified ia
show cause within thirty days from and after
the frst pubsicst.on hereof. why tho sn,d ac.
count, should hot be approved aud hon,ologa.
ted and the fluids IN the hands VI tho admins.
traitor paid in accordance Herewith.
10 witncss my hand and seal ofofiica
this :9th day Of November lc5,
NUMA TKEPACNIER.
Clerk.
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AVIS DELECTlUN.
EGAT De IA Lc,.N.NE.
PiEOlSSE SAINT-JEAN-BAPTlSTr

~ vera dune .,isoluiinn d. i-rias p,l,,,,
| do oO:ic fGr'is-u, dstSc ia 2 couraIi,' ofInn
M"ht "a II SOFT prucc,!G, cuuGrruGncrt 4 Ia
! i0'' nhc e!Gct!On uHus iuUs l.. duTtrCufs hu
r'au& G"ict ton rtgbls dams crt.,. Parn.e.,. q,
S"'N't, le LUNbi 2iuE. EIHuN, Grpuis nruI
hguFrs \. A.JUsuu'a quutur huur,t Z. N. dan,
80 hut d9 ,oHsut,ci .Us yutans Oua'iftR ,,o
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tcS ct HUtfos Establishments ~ Iuu duuic t.,rI
"f"curs cn'vrGntcs Ldus cctlo puruisso
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or ArTond.-tu hliar,! dc ". piorro IIalbcr,
I1iamisshir"s Louis E5uault, Art!.ur LlG,.
dr!, Achilio barre. $50
.uic ArrInd.-Au billiard dc a. G. G.. ca.
baud, C"mmsralrrH T. Is M.rn.Nlou. =,
iX Laurent, At Damien Hav,'d
i'm" Arroud. -Ag vrty a. Andre FauchcuA.
Comnsca,ros Benjamin Roussc!, LuciyI
soucLcr, Edward Wcbrc fils.
1rire gamrhc.
.er Arrnnl IA csio do Louis Sa,oio. Con
!llHSaiFcs i.gCigu Muui,gut, Samuel uul
hngw"or,h, ct Edmond Lalranchc.
2ne Arfond.--Au billiard dc N. j. Bousau,s.
Coann.ssairrs Adoiphc Boudousguie, idol
pho Madtrc, Louis 1rtgre.
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tistc i'lcou ,t irercs, Coiuh,issaircs Ed.
mona u. Marmiiiion, Bdouard PocLs, eL
.i!ciGc ir. gre.
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