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Capital Prize, enc, 900 !


1000 Prizes amounting TO-. ..g..iAs Il. 100000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERsl
Tickets tl0-Halves s5--ouarters ~ 80.
SAMUEL SWAN. Agent and Manager.
n'Hjs-fF n Montgomery, Alabama.
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yIyHE work is printed on fine white pal


HyHE work is printed on fine white paper
L - and new type, and in appearance will DO sec
ond to none in the United States.
A Southern Bank-Note List is essential in every
Bank, Courting-H House, and Public Office. Let VI
unite in advancing our common interests, and not
permit Northern men and Northern Detecters to uc-
tuate our money matters us they may wish, while We
are quietly following their dctation, [
The work will be carefully revised on the day q
publication, and oil important financial changes as
they occur, noticed Every exerton will be made Ia
make it correct and reliable guide to the Banke,
and Merchant.
Hotel propretors, Brokers, Auctoneers, Commits,
sion Merchants, and others DESTROYS of having their
names and business widely circulated are informed
that limited number Of advertisements win be in
serted Special rates for advertising by the year,
for shorter periods, may be known BY applying to
any of my agents, or at the Office in Atlanta, Ga.
SPECIMEN numbers will be sent on application b.,
letter, free of charge.
All communications intended for the Bank-Note
SAMUEL SWAN. Z
JAMES RoBEnrsoS, General Agent, MA
s55- Subscriptions received by J. Z. FRANCE,
agent for Washington, D, q, and Virginia.
sep 25-8m n f .asrse,gs MY
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Z. - a n WANTED,

y * STU ALTON as Housekeeper, In a
IN. private family, or Lady's Maid, by young
woman, who can bring the most unexceptionable
references. Salary not so much an object as good
home A hnc addressed to A. j., Alexandria, Vir-
ginia, will meet with prompt attention.
\ oct 244-6ts 3 y 90 i2s Ts9.3 ba41sgAss ~
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ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING
SCHOOL.

IN III II Undersigned would respectfully
u inform Mechanics and others wishing 70 ac-
qure knowledge Of this brrnch Of the arts that he
viii open School nj HE room, southeast cnrner Of
Eleventh and streets, on the evening tire i5th Oc-
tobtr for the purpose Of teachng Drawing IN oil its
branches, on Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday even
ings, from until w O'Clock Terms moderate.
W. 3. WEST, Architect.
Southeast corner Of Eleventh and y streets.
cot l6--eod3m Washington, ID. G.
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BUCKwHEAT.
~ BAGS, % pounds each

SO % bags, 100 pounds each, new hulled Hu.l ;
wheat just received and for sale Wholesale and ret
at the lowest market prices. sstF e..'
Also, good assortment Of Horse Feed and fresl :
ground Corn Meal for family USE at the old RsilTGsd
Depot corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Secord
streets. CLARK a BRO
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FOR RENT, IN GEORGETOWN.
TvV0-SyTORK " md Uucaxs.os,t I,ru,,,

IN House, on Prospect street, containing six
rooms. House in good order, and rent moderate.
For particulars inquire Of Y $500
Afi J. J. MCMILLAN, Undertaken,
East side OF High street nearly opposite Forrest
Hall, ~ sNss oct INV
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~ House on the corner of Penn. avenue and 18th
street The first story would be rented separate from
the other part Of the building, spd could be made
good business stand The second and third story has
three rooms in each story, and good garnet and
Kitchen Inquire within. ST
third story and room In the second story Of the
house Seventh street, two doors south of odd Eel
lows Hall. For terms, apply 10 Mr.. HANSON. I'd
story, or Mr.. SENS, lst story. sep 20
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FOR RENT,

~ n FOR RENT, seaN
ri BRICK Store and Dwelling, ON High
"a street Georgetown, adjoining Mr. r. Stephens
Hotel and Wagop Yard. Tin considered as good a
grocery stand as any in town. Any person wishing
70 rent will please call on Mr. r. stephens, adjoining
the property, or the subscriber 'dt' 9.2f
Possession given Immediately. = tx
PRESLY w. DORSEY, Y
oct 23--lw f Corner Seventh and j streets.
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.s,'s :: y, ADJUSTMENTS. u
THIRD ANNIVERSARY BALL M
NORTHERN LIBERTIES FIRE COM
PANY,
vT,HE NORTHERN LIBERTIEs FIJI
AT the Assembly Roomss
On Tuesday Fronting, Norember och,

V,HE NORTHERN LIBERTIES FIRE
~ COMPANY take pleasure in announcing 10
their friends and the public generally that their
s F THIRD ANNUAL BALL W. s8
Will take place at the t II ,h
~. Assembly Rooms,
/, On Tuesday Eeeaing, November s, 1866.
The Company pledge themselves that no expense
pains win be spared 10 make this the Ball Of the
season. nr.tarlYal 6& hiiHR gn5f4a .asg
Firemen are respectfully requested to appear in
uniform, n IA IN 80.
The very best cotilon Music has been engaged for
the occasion. sfsf k3 ksNkt NFkFsAtt VsEf
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
and ladies, 10 be had Of any Of the members and at
the door ON the evening Of the Ball
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~ ~ VOCAL music. 7lfF
S. MO provision Is made for Instruction

S. MO provision is made for Instruction
IL IN Vocal Music in the Public Schools Of
Schools Of which we have any knowledge"
in reference N the above notice Of the Intelligence
and Star, Mr. SCHELL, always willing 70 serve the
public upon accommodating terms, win form an
Elementary Glass 10 Vocal Music 81 The low price OF
20 per quarter, payable 10 advance.
Pupils who desire 30 Join said class will leave their
names at the residence OF Mr. s. No. 462, Fourteenth
street. between y and q.
oct 114-2w %
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\ COALi COAL

a.itlbatt y COALi COALi ~.
VyHE undersigned Is prepared 20 deliver
White and Red Ash Coal, OF the best quait,,
at 80 so per ton (2,2lo lbsl
faliis ~. II. @. NARROWER,
8d-street, Sd doorsouth Of Penn avenue.
fa,r01 1---ff
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a FOR RENT.

a BRICH Houses, ON seventh street
"A west between q and II streets north, in com
pletc order. Gas through the house, handsomely pa
pered, pump Of excellent water 10 the yard, yard
paved, stable &c. - Ans et7N t8fH
For terms apply to Z. NJ. CHAPLIN, No 395, Ninth
street, between u and NJ streets.
Possession given Immediately. oct 20--6t
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VII r. Members oil The Liberty Club take
n pleasure in announcing 10 their friends and
the public generally that their ga,ag i -
81 b - SECOND ANNUAL BALL ~
VIII be given at the aA4
IKE WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
Qni7hursday Erening, October %, 1866
The members Of the Club pledge themselves that
neither pains nor expense viii be spared TO mako IL
one Of the best Balls Of the season. lhng 8IfkMb
SCOTS celebrated Band has been engaged for the
occasion 4. e. m. r IS 81 sos ~ sr1i t8 e4a5
Supper and Refreshments will be furnished by an
experienced caterer. tln r hsis 81, e. -
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting gentleman
and ladies' TO be had from any Of the members OF the
Club, or at The door on the evening Of the Ball
No hats or caps allowed In the Ball, except those
worn by the respective Clubs.
Committee Of Arrangements
@. A. Newton w. NJ Kelly
Robert johnson boo Thomas jefferson
~ Mdnagers
ID. X. Mccain John Parker ~
w. II. Reardcn Joseph Cook
J. NJ. Gattreil J. ID. Schofeld
w. b. Tu~er James Bell
oct f7---dst+ IFf kElef h ItK
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IRON FOUNDRY FOR RENT.

IRON FOUNDRY FOR RENT.
"H ~ Frame Building at the corner Of
- G and Thirteenth streets, containing steam
power and fixtures suitable for the prosecution Of
the casting OF iron, Is offered for rent. To man
acquainted thoroughly with the business, and Of en-
ergy, with moderate capital this is rare chance
II the bulldog Is not rented, the steam-engine,
boiler, cupola, &c, will be sold at great bargain.
Inquire Of JOHN r. WARD 4 BRO.
Twelfth street and Canal,
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The Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF the
District OF Columbia. s9f
Ohartsred By Oongfess,
nFFERS to the property owners of the
" District as cheap and as safe means Of insu-
rance as any other Company in this District.
ULYSSES WARD, President
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary
MATHEW q. EMERY, Treasurer.
Ulysses Ward, John Van Riswick.
Thomas Bagden, p. w. Browning,
y. Howard, MATHEW @. Emery,
J. O. .McKelden.
onioe-Columbia Place, corner OF Louisiana avenue
and 9TH street OFF, hours from % ccloot p N.
NOV IS YOUR CH1NOET
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DR.. BROTHERS, COUGH DaOPSI I

gg-q DR. BROTHERS. COUGH DnOPS.e ha
These drops are remarkably we'll calculated 10 al.
lay the irratbty of the Bronchial tubes and lungs
and TINS cure colds, coughs, soreness and pain d
the chest and lungs, and influenza They contain no
preparation of opium, other narcotics and possess
the peculiar property of removing irritation without
producing excitement Of the system. They promote
time the most distressing Colds, Couchs Hoarse.
ness, and other Bronchial Affections They are per-
fectly innocent jas well as pleasant and may there
fore be taken with safety BY persons of every age
and under all circumstances. Price 80 cents Is
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TUyHE BEST BAKING STOVES IN THE

THyIIE BEST BAKING STOVES IN THE
IL country are to be had of JOS, +. I0DGS0N,
No. 4o5 Seventh street, in which he challenges COM
petition.
Also, q large assortment Of Parlor Dining-room,
Chamber, and Office Stoves, at low prices
market, in which he challenges competition for dura-
I'm l'0 ALSO.
good assortment Of Britannia, Planished Tin Ja-
ceedingly low prices. sep 2t--df e
.SW ANS BANK-NOTE LIST AND
DETECTER,
Published seniJaonfhly, at Montgomery, Aid,,
At o. 90 Per Anunm, in Advance.
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OV Cement. for sale BY 90
ITT no fis sTH0S. L. BADEN, sz.
So Louisiana avenue. bet Srth and Seventh SITS
ftARPET-BAGs IS, sCHOOL-sATCH-
~ els, Travelling and Work Baskets, Feather
busters, Willow Cradles, Rocking Horses DC, ex-
tremcly cheap af LAMMONDS
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- FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
STRAYED away, on Saturday last. n
- large low-set, black Cow, with white stripe
along her back black face large horns clipped ears
and largeudder or bag, and sumo faded scars upon
her flank fHF 7sf#N ns5
The above reward viii be given for her return to
No 2l4, street, between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets, First Ward. oct B.
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!, They ara truly an extraordinary remedy for Liver
Complaint and have invariably met with unexam-
pied success, in thousands of most difficult cases Of
very long standing These pills remove all obstrue-
tons Of the LAYER, and act specially on ts organ
by changing and regulating its secrctons; they gen
orally remove the pain in the side and shoulder And
the ycllowness Of the complexion, in a very short
time, and win accomplish all and even more than Is
ever represented 70 be effected by mercury or cao-
mel In any form. They act gently upon the bowels,
and operate only as very mud purgatve, but at The
same time they give tone and strength 10 the general
system Price Is cents
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BRIso 1T BAcK.--One of our friends living at til
Navy Yard says that on the occasion of the mas
meeting there several weeks ago, that an elegaIl
United States flag was taken by some person Q
persops in mistake. If the individual who tool
that piece Of striped bunting willsre it +
the Fourth Ward Council Room, they will mucl
oblige the owner, and our American friends at th
Navy Yard particularly. @ ,agf "
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n -fst.t
WEArHrR Yesterday was, In reality, stormy,
dissgreeable, rainy day; our streets were almost
entirely deserted BY pedestrians only those whose
business called them out making their appearance
II cleared or last night about nine O'Clock, and
this morning the sun shines out beautifully giving
a cheerful appearance 10 everything, animal and
vegetable. The streets are very muddy, though,
and all fair ones who possess pretty feet and well.
turned ANGLES, to-day have an excellent oppor-
tunity for displaying such, for their own benefit
personally, and for the admiration Of signing bach
clors.
PoLrct Irrss.-An unfortunate alteration oc-
cured on llth street last night, between John
Harmon and James A. Lovelsce, brothers -in-law,
nj the house OF Harmon, which resulted In Harmon
shooting Lovelace through the face with gun.
The assaulting party was arrested by officer VIM.
Boss, and conveyed before Justice HoIlinqshead
Of the Sd ward police, and committed By him 10
Jail for further examination.
At ia meeting Of Equal Division, No. l., Sons Of
Temperance, held October 22d, 1855, the following
resolution was adopted. 80 a.
Resoiped, That, in view Of tho present deplora-
bic condition Of the cause Of temperance, and Of
this Division, the back dues to this Division up 10
the 6rst Of the present quarter be, and the same
are hereby RENTED in full
AssrxnLr RooNs, LOUISIANA AvrxuE-The
Liberty Club give ball tonight, at this public
resort, for such amusements and from their ex-
cellent arrangement and unerceptionable bill OF
managers, we bespeak for them large assembly.
The weather bids fair TO be good, the atmosphere
Il just right for dancing, and the bellies and beaus
are eager for the dance But Mr. Up" not having
aspecial Invitation, cannot participate
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! The public rehearsal Of the /" Washington Phil
harmonic Society takes place this evening, a
Temperance Hall. OF. course all lovers OF goo,
and scientific music, web executed, viii attend
Let the society have such host Of patrons "a
night, a. shall encourage them 70 proceed in tb
good work Of establishing, In the Metropolis Of on
nation, an academy Of music, which they dcsig
to do See advertisement \.
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influence ! parts infmcs qui Ioirron'
encore &c dthai're sons vos picds. Alots
vons 'iIaccrez rctte qualification facheuse
de know> Nothing ct Ec sentiment mame
quill dasigne, Car Fun Ct amrc 4 h fois,
sentiment ct expression menaccnt dc
porter blcnt6t atteintc "a vos plus chcrs
inte'et', qui sail, s VOC plus chercs ai-
fections peut'6tre !
Conjnrez done Get orage dcs parts,
en- les confondant dams unc seue pens6c
ct dams un seuI but; aors dcs hommes
dune yaleur r6cIlc Ell que Ic sentiment
hien compris de leur honucur, ticnt
tcartes de la lutte, y tntrcvont pour
conconrir a "ne envre qui nc eera plus
que Ia satisfaction dun be:oin reel qua
life dun nom plus hcureux ct p'us ho-
norab!c.
(GaseHe des 4nahpas.)
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LES PARTS EN- PRESENCE.

La situation des dif1rents parti. qni
d'sisent les populations des Etats dn Sud,
nous parait d.autant plus compile uec...
d'Hutant plus affl'geanse, qu'ellc est
moins te rtsultat de convictions etablics
que le fruit dun malaise general don't
lee consequences portent in grave prs
judice aux plus grands in,e,ets dc ces
Etass. eNg
Naguere. on 6taii Wing on Democratic
q Toh ronsait nrourr fraHchemeut Ia
banniere sous laqnelIe On mArchait....
Alors on deme,uait d'autani plus atiache
son rarti, que. les conviction. ttairnt
naceres, et qn'on pousait ,oujours les
proies'er hautenen, sans manauer 4 Ga
d'gnlle, sans conpromellrc lc respect
de aoi-ntme.
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AUX CATHOLIQUES KNOW
NOTHINGS.

~ ~ sashsS'St
MHlgr6 ccs rfticcnces hypocritcs, Ic
programme des Know Nothirgs de Ia
l.oui.innc. ma pas etc acccpt6 par tons
les membres de ce parli; mons ayons dtlA
dit que l'intol6ranee reIigieuse tcatai'
dams les paroisses du hotd de l'I.tat
contre les Cathoiqucs. Nous avons cite
nn Journal know nothing de In pa oissc
lie Union qui prote' TAFT contre les ca
rhol'ques. Voici maintenant qnplque
cho.e dc plus grave. &c nest plus un
journal, c'rst tonte une paroissc Qni en-
ire dams In vote ouyeste par Ie fsnatlssne
ct I'hypocrisic de Ia Convention de Phi.
sade phic, CT qni pToteste name contre
lie programme do Know Nothingsmc de-
la Louisiana. Ie d6norcant ious les in
,o'trants de I'Etat. ....
Les Know -Nolhings dc In paroi.se
Ricnvllc Ct des paroisses ,oisine-, ont
en- une asscmblfo Sparta, dams cette
paroi<sc, Ct lis ont condamn6 In dt.ap-
probation doI nee par Ie consoiI d'Etal
de la Louisiana d la 5me seciion du pros
gramme de Philadelphia. lis diclareni
quelc conseil d'Etat u outrcpass6 ees
pouyors en- yiolant nn des articles fon-
dahen'aux du parti AMERICAN. et qu'is
font determines adopter, sans en- rien
excIure, la plateforme rationale, ct qu'ils
surpiient tous les Know Noihings dc Sc
joindre eux, atm de mainenr en- .oui,
lane Ia pIateiorme cntiere de Ph;Ia.
delphie.
lis ons adoP't, ce sujct, des resolu.
'ions que le Bienuille-T,mes public dams
son numsro du 26 Juliet. Les voici,
nous lee ayons tradnites mot a mot /:
AssEMBLEE Du PARTr AMERICAN
A SPARTA.
A une assemblee dn parti AMERICAN
qni s'est tenne Sparta, parolsse Bien.
vile, I.ne., les Resolutions suiyan,es ont
etc adoptees. Sur motion on en- u Of
donne la publication dams lie BienpiHe
Times.
ATTENDU que 10 wi gwam de rEtat de
Ia i.onisiane a republic Ie Sine article
dc la pIateforme rationale ct ,ioIe un
des principles fondamentaux du rarti
americaiu,
REsoLu, Qa'en agissant ainsi lie wig
wan de Etat a ou,repasso seq pouyo,rs
lfgi'incs, ct viols un des principles fon-
damen'aux du parti AMERICAN.
REsoLu, Qn'en agissant ainsi lie wig
wan de l'Etat a rompu tout lien avec
lie parti AMERICAN de rUDion, et Que
nous ne nous considerons plus engages
,is-a.yis de lui, ct diclarons metre pas
responsab'es des actes anttrieus on pos.
terieors du wigWam dc l'Etat.
REsoLu, Qae nous appronons du plus
proio d de noire rnnr tonie In plalefor.
me rationale de Philadelphia ct lui don.
nerons notre plus e,me appui.
REsoLu, Que nous prendrons des me.
snres inlnedlaies pour former une oIga
ni.alion d'Etat en- conncxile avec le
parli national ct invitons eordiaiement
tous ceux qni sont accord ayec nous 4
s'unirs nous pour fnaiIitenir 10 paIti
National Americain. ast
- Is sa5 Z
III. N. DuBosE, president.
Sparta, % juliet 1855.
Es mainienans, quele fympsthie
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QUESTION SOCIAL.
Lgo sum.

IA rRornrETE EST EFT NE sE DIS,
CUTE PAS Eel Ie principe Wit II de.
,oclelts-Leur 7o be OF not TO be-.
Ceui qni, lr premier s'cmpara dune
portion du sol ct y construislt une caba.
ne en- distant "cecl est a moi cree le
droit dc psopri6tt... Nal ma voun in.
Gender "a utaison nj d5va4ter son champ.
Il ell yrai Qua oette tpolne les aboIito,
uist,s n',A,,tnieh pas.
C'cst Ia unc hstolte d6ya f''t aneieuna
et il c.t naturcl one Ion men linne au.
Gun corpte, Iors4n'il s'agit dc rhlan.
tropic nodeTne.
Mais g, en- p'rin lom .,ec'e, sous Ia
glrantie des lois qui sanvegardent, AZ
meme titrc les divers interats, on youlait
conlester volre dfois Ii PopuIence, il
cause que le Monde est peupi6 de pau.
vrts ct de mendiants ! responder
trouyerez.vons, an gre de votre 'ndigna'
tion, assez d'anaih6mes pour h5trir uns
tcilc doctrine, ct I'insensa qai aurait os6
Ia trrmnlcr, sc sernit-il pa, poursuiyi ct
ehatit Our ayoir outrage Ia Ioi CT siole
In morale.
Ainsi volre droit au luxe yous parait
sacre. pouryn gu il soft respec.t, vous
trouvez ties equitable que des milIiers
de citoyens, blancs CONNIE vous, issus
de votre propre orlgine, ptrssent de mi
seres vos portrs; mais en- rcvanchc,
des quill s'agii des nors qne vons ne
voyez pas, don't yous ignorez les mRnrs
Ell Ia situation, le genre de vie ct les be.
soins, Ia sensibiliti aussit6t vous gagne
Ct on salt alofs comment vous ates logi
ques e perspicaces dsns vos chaeureu-
ses doleances
Vous voulez atre les NJ 5lres dune
phiIantropie genereuse c'est la sans
donte une pensee honorable, mais ellie
peche par I'absnrde application que vons
vo ,Iez en- fire. Vos intentions sont 10.
yales, celia peut elre pour qneIques uns
d'en,re sous; mais quoiqu'il EN- soft. Giles
ne vous jusiitieraient pas des malhenrs
don't yons seriez la cause. Non pas pIns
que Iin'ention, 81 pure qu'elle fat, ne
sauva de Ia colere de Dleu, l.ratIile
qni osa porter la main sur rArche sainte
pour i'empecher de tomber.
de tomber. a=s
Et nous, non plhs que l'Etcrnel, nous
ne saurions vo,,s absoudre, nj vons re-
connaf,re le ponvoir de briser notre
avenir. Mai. vons, yons nous. donnez le
droil de 1elrir sos y temes ct de- sus-
pecter ,o're bonne fol, chr 81 cellc-ci
etait irrtprocha5le. sons jctcriez les
yeux sur leo Antilles, aioss les Ieeons de
leuts recen.s malheafs snfiiraient aclai.
rer sos convictions. ct yous yons incii-
neriez deyant l'ipfexible autofite des
fats aocomplis.
L'esclayage, Tel que les mnurs de nos
jours Font adonci, .est un eonlrat qui,
uni.sant par des ! ems rtciproques, Ie
maitfe et les seryiteurs, lour impose des
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AGENTS DU 2IONNiER.

IN. E. Eude, Passage
st,r.OrLEAss de la Bourse, No Is
encoignure Cont.
ACCESSION NM Richard 4 1em,let
R1ylEnE-NEuvE. Nj. Firmin Duplessis.
turRytLLE .a,. NJ. J. Brean.
ar.JAcquEs :. M. Auguste Thtriot'
8r-JIAs bArT'srf' NJ. Eagard Pcrret
ST. CHARLEs
ponr.Bpskux, At. Edmond Buliiard.
TrtRopAux M. Adolphe blanchard.
ItovsA NJ. r. Gagnt.
Nrr MAr,r Nj. Etienne Ptnisson.
ss.oMpT1os &. Rodriguez. Cafe Star.
nrt1r RIyrERE M. Pierre ThSriot.
iT Dams les paroisses on nous n aVohs pas
annma d'apents, nous prions les Maltres de
Pos,e de vouloir se charger de lagehce ae ho'fe
fsnllle. eaaa
ANNONCES: Pour les insertions, annonce
avis etc., ETC., les conditions sont les snlvanie
Par DIX Lrsrts, pour la ere insertion $1 o'
Pour Ice insertions suvantes: ::::: 90
Tout sboune qui ,ondra suspondre son abon-
eeneDt, devrs preyenir, par cert. lEdifeur
q,inse jonrs al tnoins, ayant l'sxplration d." tri
Hsstre.
Gu execute a l'inprimere du PloNsrER, ,e' ce
atx prix les plus modcres, toutes especes d on.
wages typographiques, [iobs,) tells que, CAR
res rAcruREs. PAhrHLETs, RLArcs. ETc,,ETc
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-08-13
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