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emma, it is stated that the allied fleets had lef
SebastOp0l on some secret expedition.
1t is again asserted from Vienna that tn
Russian army is retreating. 800 -
The Times correspondent, writing on tn
2lst, is not at all :sanguine that the Russians
will be forced to abandon their position on TIT
approach of winter.
The correspondent of the News takes differ
ent view. He says: ...., .... ...-
1.-The belief gains ground that the Russians
are preparing to evacuate the north side of thu
harbOr of Sebastopol. The extensive eartl
works which have lately been constructed, ant
Others in course of construction, are regarded al
simply intended to cover the retreat, and pro
tect the rear guard of the Russian army. Cart:
have come in empty from the direction of the
Mackenzies heights, and have gone away laden
it is supposed with provisions.
These arrangements are supposed to indi
cate an intention to retire. 1t is still under
stood that combined movement is to take place
against the enemys position on the Mackenzie
heights. A direct attack from Bakshi Serai is
spoken of, the approach from the south being
made by q route which is kept secret, and which
will have the effect of avoiding the enemy's for
titled entertainments.
From the Paris correspondent of the London News,
Oct
The Empress is very far from well. She does
not dine habitually at the Imperial table, and
is subject to frequent vomitings Reports that
an official announcement of her grossesse will
soon be inserted in the Moniteur continue to be
circulated. The 18th of the month is mention
ed as the day when, barring accidents, the long
expected intimatiOn will appear.
THE BALTIC-BoMBARDMENT OF RIGA.
A brief telegraph from Hamburg states, that
on the 9th ult., six English vessels appeared
before Riga, and bombarded for several hours
the batteries of Dunamunde and Virrage Don
nellen.
On the I'd instant, the bark Preciosa, and
FIVE other vessels. arrived at Elsinore as Eng
lish prizes.
COMMANDMENT OF THE NORTH SIDE OF sEBAsTO-
POL.
The Allies are reported to have established
l2O mortars at Sebastopol, with which it was
expected they would render the north side I'M
tellabic.
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joseph Ulllmann,

TTAS now in store and for sale the following superb
or brands ofliQuOrs:
10 bbls Otard Dupuy Brandy-pale, 1876.
IL do Seignette do dark.
20 do Brandy, all brands.
65 do New York Brandy.
so do common do
10 do Rye Whisky.
10 do old MOnOngahela Whisky.
loo do Cincinnati L. St. Louis double rectiiied do.
25 baskets champagne, best brand.
55 do Rhenish Wine, different brands
So boxes st. Julien Medoc Wine.
20 do Hant Santern do
8 bbls Port Wine.
6pipes Holland Gin.
10 bbs domestic On.
do Madeira and Malaga Wine.
different kinds Brandy Bitters.
boxes D'Absnthe.
IS bbs Vinegar.
cases Claret Wine.
10 bbs apple Cider.
10 de Crackers.
$4,000 Cigars-diferent brands.
go boxes Chewing Tobacco, of all kinds.
Imported Cheese, of all kinds.
IS pair Counter Scales.
Store in Couiters brick block OH Jackson stree,
near Fourth. Sept. 22-dtf
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.

convention of the Know Nothing party
ld at Lynchburg. Va, last week, and finally
ped on Saturday. Resolutions were passed
bdorsing the Philadelphia platform, espe-
the latter portion Of it, in relation to
and recommending an open organization.
also recommended that the nomination
indicate for the Presidency be postponed.
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II II NO v A LIZ!


wv G. FONSECA, Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry
w Goods Cloths, Cassimeres, TailOrs' Trimmings,
Ready Made Clothing, Carpet Bags Umbrellas Hats and
Caps Boots and Shoes, in great variety, (Which will be
sold at cOst.)
No. Empire Block, ST. Anthony street, ST. Paul, Min.
W. G. FONSECA, having removed to tnis desirable
stand formerly occupied by L. O. H. MIX Oegs leave to
inform the citizens OF ST. Paul. and the people of the Ter
rtory that the Manufacturing Establishment of the old
firm is still carried under the supervision of excel
lent and fashionable Cutter.
All orders will be promptly attended to. spend your
money at Fonsecss getting to be favoric proverb
Feb. l6, 1855. feb16dtf
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Il BOXES clarified HAVANA SUGAR, for sale by
lr A. l.. LARPENTUER.
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.

EWFINH "a :" "ONhSe
w. L. F. GAGE CO,
Ware Room, No. 81 Main Street, St. Louis, No.
MANUFACTURERS of every description of Extra
NJ Cast Steel Mill, Circular, Pit, Muey, Cross Cut,
Folloe Hand and Panel Saws, Saw Handles Upsets and
Springs, etc.
Old saws repaired and made good new at small
cost.
The undersigned have made such improvements /.
arrived at such perfection in the temperng and GRIND
ing department Of their work, and take such pains to
procure the best quality of STEEL that they
without fear of contradiction, that their stock of
ON hand and now being manufactured and will be,
not only equal to but superior to any made in or
brought to this market.
Every Saw sold under their guarantee will be mad
good to the purchaser not found to be on trial.
March 20-daw one VI w. L. +. GAGE 4 co.
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BAKER Il BANGS, s-.s5
DEALERS in stoves and Tn Ware Hardware, sad
IL Wooden We're, Cutlery, Counter and Platform
scalesI Bresking Plows and Farming Tools Of every
description Country dealers supplied reduced pd-
ces-As the new building cernsr Of Th,rd end Mime.
aots streets, -. Paul. July :, 1e6s-dif
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BELLS. BELLS. BELLS.

BELLS: BELLS! BELLS!
kNOR Churches, Academies, Factories, steamboats,
J. Plantations, ETC., made by the subscribers, and
large assortment kept constantly on hand nted
With their newly improved Iron Yoke, which by de-
tached plate permits the Bell, without taking it from
the Yoke to be turned its vertical axis any distance
however small or completely round thus lessenng the
danger OF fracture from repeated blows of the Capper
In one place. The Yoke also combines the movable
arm by which the Bell may be raised lowered in its
bearing desired, thus increasing diminishing the
force of the blow The recent adaptation of Iron Cases
Tin which they mount all sizes) increases their work
ing facilities and also enhances the quality of the
ing which improvements with those of 80 years during
which the establishment has been in operation
gained for their Bells unequaed celebrity for volume
Of sound and quality of tone, and for which they
just received, Jan. 1854, the First Premium at the
Worlds Fair, many of this country and Europe being
in competition and which is the 10Th Medal they have
received. Being located at the junction of Railroad
Canal and RIVER routes they ship any direction
moments notice For further information apply for
circular. Address A. MENEELY'S SONS.
West Trey, Albany Co., New York. novlp54d&wly
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III transient advertisements inserted in the
y rIoNEER will be charged At the rate of . i per
pr the first insertion, and SO cents per square
subsequent insertion. The charges for yearly
ements may be ascertained at the Counting
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sFFERsoN FARMER, Esq is an authorized Agent
PIONEER at Galena, to procure subscribers and ad-
ents. His receipts will be regarded as pa yunents
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be PIONEER is printed by Steam, on Taylor's Large
Power Press. The of Steam Power in our
ment enables us to exc ute Book and Job Print
increased despatch, and at reduced prices.
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CoExbats avec ties deienseurs.'i
No power of language can do justice to the
enraptvred alteration with which she pronounc-
ed
'Llberte, lberte cLerie"
We can fancy the madness OF passion which
such an ode chanted by such woman must
have reused in the hearts of the Paris popula-
ton in the days of revolution. Here it lack
ed the occasion to give it effect, and did not
create so high an enthusiasm as the closing
scenes Of Horace. 1t can scarcely be called a
song. 1T is scene of musical defamation,
in which the meaning is conveyed less by pow
er of voice than intensity of feeling and elo-
quence Of gesture. But whether we call it a
song or defamation, it is Rachel's scuptural
grace and concentrated power of utterance
which keeps us spell bound.
Let us not forget but acknowledge with
gratitude, that this song was last night hon.
age paid to American feeling With q keen
perception of her own powers, Mile Rachel
declined to sing the Marseilaise. When, how
ever she was asked in the name of Lafayette,
name round which are gathered the memo
ries of so many French struggles and Ameri-
can triumphs for freedom, she could no longer
hesitate, and exhausted as she was after an ar
duous personatiOn, threw her whole soul into
the song.
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fO A. L. LARPENTUER.
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AwYRk's BLANKs-The attention of the profession
I'd to q new and elegant series of Law Blanks now
Is of printing at the Pioneer Office. They are all
pn the best paper, and with new and large sized
pc. Those already issued arc .f..r...
iint on Promissory Note, against all the Parties
Amt on Promissory Note, against Endorser;
pms for Money Demand on Contract for Payment
y;
ons for Relief.
/ Blanks we have issued
for Deeds;
Plain Deeds.
ges.
tion to the above We have printed complete
funty Land Claim Blanks, arranged to meet
ass of applicants under the Act Of Congress,
| the last session.
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SAINT. PAUL: =.
hay Morning, OctOber 90, 1885.

ALLYPIONEER, l,.'st.s@saecery 'Oset day NOR
ane.ota and FURNISHED 10 Nail Subscribers for
rs Year, - Adra"ce.
WEEKLY PIONEER, printed at the same Office,
Vail S.oscibers at the olioriag rates: Single Copy
az, Five Copies, Eight Dollars Ten Copies, FJ-
r,; 7penty Copies, Tpenty Dollars. To take adrian
nb rates, however, the subscriptions price must be
riatly in Adpdnce
RRESPONDENTy.- Anony,nous Communications
attention.. Al articles protesting to state fleets,
kcompanied BY The Authors name, not for publico-
NJ guarantee of tie truth of the statements made.
sIry Correspondence contdining important neacs or
BIZ the condition and srow ofto,cns and settlements
kt the Northpest is solicited.
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CITY INSPECTOR AND GUAGER.
VuNHE undersigned the legally appointed City Inspec
tor and Guager hereby giv,s notice that he has
tered upon the discharge Of his duties and may be found
either at the Office of Capt. w. X. Routt the Lower
Levee at his own residence, st. Charles Street.
Capt. w. X. ROutt, is his duly appointed and author
ised Deputy. THOMAS BURTON,
City Inspector and Guager.
st. Paul, Oct. %, 1856. DIST
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First time OF Rachcps Marseillaise In
America.

The New York Tribune gives the following
thrilling account of the delivery of the Marseil-
les Hymn by Rachel on Monday evening:
The fire of enthusiasm had scarcely subsi-
ded, when the curtain rose and Rachel slowly
advanced to the foOtlights. The tri-colOr stood
on the stage. Silence pervaded the house. In
Rachels simple white classic dress and modes
ty Of attitude there was touching solemnity.
She gazed silently on the audience for some
minutes, during which her countenance chang
ed gradually from an expression of melanchol.
ly to one of whitening scorn. Then suddenly
the face was lit up with look of terrible
wrath. A glowing fire of revenge burned
fercely in her dark eyes. From the modest
maiden she had sprung into the inspired god
dess of liberty, melting enslaved men to noble
deeds. The opening words, "Allons enfants
de la patrie," she sung with deep intensity of
passion, and beautiful was the touching change
in the expression of her countenance from
scorn to compassion, as with one hand point
ing to the far distance, she chanted in slow,
measured tones-"Ils viennen jusque dams vos
bras egorger vos fls," &C.. But her stature
seemed to grow, her veins to fill with blood,
as she addressed the imaginary tyrants loudly
and boldly in these words:
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TWO BARRELS FRESH CHEESE.
LNOR sale by A. L. LARPENTEUR,
JIG s25 If Corner Third and Jackson SITS.
Oh BBLs. HYDRAULIC CEMENT, just received
~ and for sale by A. l.. LARPENTEUR.
Sept. Is. .,.. diff
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" Aux armes citoyens,
Formez vos battaliops, %

Formez vos battalions,"
the enthusiasm reached its height. She then
walked to and fro for moment as if overcome
with terrible sorrow, but turning around she
seized the tri-color flag, and holding it high in
the air, she fell on her knees, addressing it with
veneratiOn in the words
" Amour sacre &c la patre,
Conduis, soutiens nos bras vengeurs,
Eberte, iiberte cherie,
bats tes deienSeurs
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uADV RTISE!n
Oct 20. DIFF In the 'sSHAKOPEE INDEPENDENT.
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"Tremblez, vos projects parriciie.
Won't enfin reccvoir leur prix."

- ffe11ofo1'
Won't enin recevoir leur prx."
She reached still higher degrees of conf
dence as she went on, until she expressed the
most unlimited scorn of the enemy both in
word and look, and as she again summed up
her fiery invectives with the soul stirring ap-
peal
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FOR SALE

Agent & Attorney for Proprietors of superic
May 3, 1855.
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issl SPRING STOCK
Fancy Dress GeaAs,s

fA,CtlNOR has jsst rsgsivtds ens y a{iy
~ opening . large sftck u Mn sfe
Fyesk l;.ods, cos,sistifsT inaslAitE Eth
lres. .C.4nis Ba, ayes; Ti4.Ms; aQ,Asnf
ii :; J.cop~ts; sw.,; n;t,eiis,eisi
Floaeted 1srss lstseii,.; laitatd lis.ss
(.n,brc; MLite Good. Plain a,d tigv
ured swiss Muslins: NsiIsooa iJsrhtt
and Books Mas' isis !; knsl, eide,iss .!apN
Iinds !. lheu,i>ettes, Sle.ss, ,Coil.,.;
Flo,rLirg ana Edgibgk Lire a md En.s
bsoisles~d i'ecket sniikepch,e1a; Ahls Il.
Silk and Blond lscrs silk and L ace
Mlantills.; PaIasois Silk U!ot ~; Fi'it
Mit,s Filiite Gloses Hssie,y;f A sss /;
MilIin~rv q. ods .oi all kinda; ltsi, p. n
end hslr: A Ire a,Iottn<n y, 81, Noti nin8
D.e.s Guotls. ca ls,s dnd Cis mitwttts IL
Enxii.h Crape; Meow hits sor aaeeosd
Nlourning. Vi A Calls wfIertilily sohsiitd
beiore purchasing elsewhere. 1900
WCfsNOk.
Third ST., second house from aUtsl. ~
pnslte Post Office. a8f9i@ Mssch MIA
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To Planters.

4 lKiN'S Cor, and Cotton Cnltivat"r
n rhi> r,yueeiul agricultural i'nprov-
II. nj. has l.een fully tes'e,! l'y highly res
ec'alle and practical planters wh" af'ertn|
rial. >ay that by It's n-e. ~ the cultivation
Il Corn. Cane. or Cotton. there is saving
u al least one third the at~r to man am!
NOISE over the common pl"w. IT, a new
Patented March 20 i>lS
Planters are ~, led t" cali and examine u
\ supp. ~, hand and Tor safe BY
TUNAAkt h iiLbt NBURG.
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!. - ). .O'CON0 r, bs5.aita ..J.,ala
IMrORTuR ANDI Ea1rR IN,
Fancy Dry Coo dSand Millinery.

C0UCy UCy UUt VI UUO MiJJtkVIIe
'OpPvsITE TIE rt'sr Ory1t Z, @VNa
On Third Nr~s. &cosd Asx.. F;ow I"ssss
''Ht. NEW AAD ST. r.. l ss4oIin tl.t
] ofIere,i a. this New store de,ettss tie
particular attention ef Ladies' The lel-
low ing list " i'll give m id+s III vi o. msy
fhe,e he prmund. On N. Mosf ye,se*oIh
term. fI.a'lie. la,n sSllk \. mat; lesies
All Hair Bo,,ness; ] adi.s >tIsw snd Isir
Ron. ef. Florence n ii.h ., d p0rstsbis
3onrets; Grey and other fancy. Bonrtts;
Misses silk and straw SoI nefs: do. 20.
do. Flats do BOYS Hsss s,M G., .; = ID.
bons. Flowers andss- -plun,es; Mi tillss
CIoaks and >I.swIs Cs.hn~,c fcasis. nrw
styIe. . asdls. Co,se'e ard Uideskt its:
Emb. Rand. I'd. ings ard ls.Sttifg,.; Pa"
and Fmb. Pocket llsndketrhiets: Pssin
aid Emh. Colan; eto. Ch. misesies and
Sleeves; Thread and Cotton Edlh g.;
WooIen and sil.. Neck Iie.; 1sfiss Ho.
.iery aid Gloves; Paid Calirc Tor I'sessss
at lOc. ,'er yd. d.. Ci, rlcms Al l2As. Ter
,d Muslin l,e ain a. 25c. )er ID. / aastk
ard Emb. Cmtains { hsic~, Weols lads
Tor Dresses: Colosfd and Whit. F.s, rrls,;
Domes,ics ard Irish int M: i.'sr. te' .wits
aud Nansnck Muslin; FIain a,d fg'asd
Bol,biness; Gents G!oy.s lcsieiy ga'd
Crayats; reriumery otslI ki,d.; fls,r
aud Ftixrtts. AI,o.a fi.e sss0s'n.eIt at
Cnrls. .Fu,s. and Swans D.w D. Black s,d
White E,n,il,e, for Thinning. Al.o, q
variety st.f oiheT articles at sE sep.
O'CONOk'S NEW STORE.
ian.i6.lv. '' ilFs Hatnn Eo.ge. "a
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IlELAyS are DANGERS, It's why

1AEL L.ilSare I).\ NGEin ,CS-W Why
" suffer witE \ cough. cold OF amy d,sease
oi the Throat. Breast aud Lunys when a
certain cure u 80 EASILY effected 'y using
"WIsrEKs HouwhO,tND CASDy." 9sf
This Medicine is a u.dicious co,nbinatim
of the hest expcctoramts in the Nlateria Nesi-
lea. The most stubborn, Coughs anil Coltls
yield to it readily. nd it Is uni to give re
lief even in confirmed casrs If Consumption
il is not mere! y pliiati. e,.. many articles of
its nature, nut possesses great curative quail
i,ie. For sale l,y WV. Bt)t;EI. Agent. 3
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Ca.riagcs. Harness. WI m. &c,

ca :riagcs. ess, WI ~. &c.
INliF. Suh rrihers assortment ot Carria.
l srs Hauess. whips. &c. is ~ ON
,lete. and n n it,. IN exa'nina in I
II tick before purchasing in New o..
.,.,. as 'uarantres his prices as - as
rs ~, :. The muth. 4s egeA U.sIa /
..arermm conner of Third and F'u ~
t,prts. Manufacturing ard repairi..:, j.
u,@ri"r stvle at The old established staa'
rImer Oi Nam and Church Streets.
TUNNAKiI Il Ht.DENBURG.
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CH.lR.ES RUSTON.
Cistern MA Oxi ing.

;" CtNteT0 Mnki11g. - y
THE su'ecribcr. is now prepared to
L make C'istrrns 10 order in the very
best ~,vIe. and will warrant his work We
will keep stock ofih hest lumber al
wavs on hand. ard will attend B., putting
his work M Carpenters work. aud re-
pairing attended t". Z: J.. SEES.
Near III. Jesuit College
NJ Orders ief' NJ ,he Post oi|ic. address
ed as above will meet pron,rt atten.
fiOn. r f-.f.,.... j,in.-.! FIN.
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Oa. - "a, Aif .st.N SDvclsics Of
he AY".

OAs - ia. 1f.st .SDvclsicA Of
ne AY".
rS The unrivalIea "KvC' 'KLE y o,
i Ei.,DArlNG BAf.L WASHING VI.
ChtNE HIS two hundred knn'k es
iva. w,nan ever hal g, naty) an'
can IL mbre and hrtter work tiaa forty
wun ~ ~ the sam. length of tim.
Dne nj these machines will b. tonnl on
e h, bition at the store "f he u, ,i.r>is ed.
aal any person wanting one. hal be t r
l.av. their oriere, as.s"fr>t come. fist
served JOS ~ BE\l..
S-!l,ving puIchasei the * hn>ive
II .ht to sell the above Mr'ine~ fr III.
Parishes "f East Baton R,us,. sni Eat 4
Wet FeIiciana, would n 'tifv pHs''.
wanting them in sail limits. thit 'ner
lm,.t order Directly from me,
IMar-l5 1851 J BEAL
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:. : THE DAILY COMET.
ttsaisAsa Daiiy llGonAsys Exesptsd.)


- EeSmA-1ne Subscription 10 axe'l st the
rate Of - ~ per snnum, payable In advance, Or
" /. pahl, shed II ~ ~ per snuam, invariably In
slvancs. ,0oeh White pancseslly delivered with
In shs limits o. ne City BY tile carrier. ?
- AAvse lo1m xs--Oxg Dollar per square
yor ths arst Insertion, and half that amount TOT
ever sul,1eou at IN .prtion-ten lines or less, con-
stlsute s .gLt - eNs &c 8 90 -
isArir observation-disclosures, Ira
u.rs. amh Others, will be contracted with on the
tuJst ~ ssOnAbe tsfins.
~ 1eDs " pfks--0Us facilities Tor doing
S " ~, vi N ne atns - aud despHt6l,--n all va.
tietiss coiors, canuot ~ sugpsased W any e.
I lblj .hupsnt IN the C.ty>ssu:n as: -
L.wysss' Baisrs--isAl4 4ficEers-PterEns-Ihi
tty,r.-IIfti ~ LAp1Sos.s "a MMEs-E
rscr ,ssrS, i.AnU. CAnns--<jtDCCLya
Sud v,s,rIxo uAaps. gof farther psrtcu.Srs. ws
nvits yoi to call aud see our sp.sciinsns. :
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MOUNT EAGLE TiINLI.-This
AVA is f.. hest Article known io' clean
in. ,ud b rni.hins gold silver.eoprer. steel.
tin an.i all 't'rer metals. also tor windows,
mirrors and CLASSY ware. For ale by.
wy24 ~. BoGEL. Druggist.
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Toi9cf Se,an.

IDlIct SOHps
0>WylOr'.. lii"les Ha,,Ie's chrystslIine
Il soap balls brown aud white Winsnr
SOAP, Monster and Pain, soap. Omnibus.
I'enciie. Transparent. Floating. lenmy Lind.
Guimauve. AmaInii.ie. Erssive and other
vatietie. %, SOAP can be had at the l,r'x
>ior~ ot wv BoGEL.
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Livery Seahse.

ROBERT BEA1., has ssloptedths following rules
Tor his Livery Stable. ,-ss,.x ~ -
!. Anv one hireing viii h~ held responsible for
sny iamaRe- that either Horse, Buggy, Carriage
~ Rigging may Sustain. 81 tf7l}' srss
.. N" Horse, buggy or Carriage Will be eonsIA
cred eng ,ged until paid for.
>. Free 'errinR PC Tor lIo~re or Norse ard ruGRy.
4. A few Il.r-es alwHya"D hand for sal. -,
). MStch Ilor.es for families always on hand
and for smle. f,is-fsss "a -9,fz..f5 Hasa
q. Away, on hand and ready for trading, buy.
inR and sril-ne generally. I.-f si slFs8
! and last Int not lexss. nv great ~ijecs h 70
nskf my hpsinrs. cash and progressive, u is In
tended that the Cash prices shall he Invariably In
advance. ssf ui flJi@ RORFRT t:YAu,
Third sfreet between Church and Laurel.
Baton Rouge. Sept 18th. lSS4-jy. est
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Sss isdrips.

SuDdrips. .....t
: PBr.S. Cru h.d an' pulve,ized Sugar |:
~ 10 hos-s l'iek'e.. pints. quarts ard half
"a Ions: so iOxes Winrhes'. RS Family
Sop: ~ hnves Sam ecnard's Syp,m
Can1 $; Mdtmms Dried ZIG !; 80 p nrds
Ensli,h Waltu's: case. ~ cav. Fie.h
>slm ~: ! d.. 90 IL" .lo. nh. tiers 10
boxes I.aye' Farins: ! ca 2 IA re Span-
ish 81 vr>; 10 ii rc.s Npfi.ld Ids s. e.
Ham 3 boxes d.. Beef Tongues; $50
pounds Assorted f'andies. Recen'Iy 'e.
ceivtd and tr sale BY :f ,a 5sai
march l6. JOSHUA REAL.
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Fresh ground rxtr 81. Louis Flour
IN BARRELS Just received pcr steamer
Nv Elephant" " AMI for sale Nv
mar ~ 10 lICA REAl.
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MADAME F MAINE .Na1iafe ds RAr,
M ;s informs the Ladies o Hai. n KM g
that ste is new ready to make sld ttif6a
6ourr's iouvdsr. stlsesy reasonable llites.
STE Lar large :sto.k ot fow crt fibb q sld
other siimn,i,lxf Oh hand. IT y . very 10.
t~et ia,h,on.. saTte h,tics sa,e ias i. d ~
call and examine tn. m st the New Variety
Store. 'iH At'h ~ h''s< ~ '''N f'ss sf1
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,t.,6t HeTo0An's Old sStAn4, \. n n.
II MAlNf.. hss the hOnstt TO Inform
r, The ladies' aid ge,sitnitii ~ tt4ta
kossye. that he he's ns,w 6n 5hsnd . ieEo
stock Of French. German - \ EsEIlfs
Fancy Goods. RihLont. Ho i~'y 4 and .
v+iy select essortultnt IL feriInipJy. aII u
which will he .old At very wv rf'ct< -
l.sdies end Ce.slen,en s,e sssttcttMlyss.
viied. 10 call AMI examine bic st.rks le;
fo,e pnrci.ssinr, else lsJe and they vii
find il to tleit adj n age r. t,ntLs,e q
him. tjan a., r. ~. MAINE af
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Corn ard Cats.
Onh BUSHELS st :.onis Oats :
WV 500 do White Corn. Just
received AID for sale bv .-....r'.. .....'....t
mar 81. JOsUt'A BEAT.