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Nun t:'. :. > Il I'M.
4 .orc-.-H asd nfaip.e remedy Tor the Tooi,-ache &
c.e-ti1 preservation ioF:Ia Ice.h. iGca 81 per bottle
IL oir,c this invaluable Balm the public. cert.
catas OF efficacy Nigh: bc given yshicn thc Limits
newspaper forbid publishing. and wh-l may be by call
IL, .le agents. aI- We ivlta tas public colvn-
proof aos louS powers relieve
OF a! achcs the Ioo-h nce- [-i've j trial when al
oherromeies have JAILED. Cbe- careful u adhere strictly
TIE directions each 0o.tle) md LEI i; rise
uoi IL Tnots-} Suffice say tloIsa ads
cases il has failed i, single n-talce. L. shoud be
sc after all denial a-at.o.,7. Bleeding. and =puiyv gums
fore teeth scirv- Sc md IS decidedly the best
yet dsrovea a should b. used with br,rsh
powder substance containing. contain
Ire particle Of crit- spoken OF win 1;.raasrel
praise. ana Al who have used Il laid aside ali
remedies offered ccse- Of inc a5u.a anI purifier
breath.
For sale =: the Drug Store Of Irvi, Reed. Richmond.
PEi:che >'va.n Ceaervle: also every and village
in she Ec States BY proper All orders fer ire
Balm viii receive attention addressed Chas III. Ed
wards. Clciina.i- who is General asen: for the Western
country.
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EETSI HATS! CAPS! &c,
Ncx. EEns o;ssi LED EEs. I,ais ssgssCzat

7EyII, urer-:-,cd entered il:7 par ,c-sn. III ;e
mandatory OF Fine BEAVER. OrrEa. Roaa>i. SIX.
and Woo. HATS.
Tury also ma fa- tu7v ladies crs and Grr ,;E.vEE
I!,7 t.ir ctr- TONER'S and tn pIb. general
guessed -aI. and they be suited il sIa?o ze co!o
quality an! TEIcE.
'iii1Y h-ra he'l. inio1 kees m. general
asg1riI:e 4. OF arI lov= nc a1,. u.
CotxTrY MERCHANTS particularly :lri ted - c1i a
examine i,o. s.,c a II age and Be equal
il Ct..tv ~ s:vio u 1e Ne:2.n Corav. Orde-z
viii :hasav received ana ?dnrtcaiIy attended - and
terms ma easy Alto" SHANNON,
JOHN SJTERIN>
2Ic,fIoxo. Dee. 9th. 1851 fc:F
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TIE su5s-ba ma made arrangements wiz: L. Jones.
s Co. which VIII eill aim - kep constantly o, hand n
variety Of C,sTING-- consisting Of To21ag S1re. Crrk-
eon-. Spar and Eera! Grrrng. Rng Ir1,- .f11i-o1.-
Porgh .Voe-. y Ggoss BoTe.. Ft ltgig. Sc. all
OF y.ai-a VIII be sold .3e o.v prices anl warranted
Al c-!o-s left VIA him VIII ba promptly c:eaGeI 90
6:a lilh. lS37. (s3 10 l.. ,yFNS
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Richmond E7Gs,.ssIyy.

y
\ T." ARIA NtrfGNEN THE Subscribers have ea-
tered into copartae-zliC in the ieupi-y .Eqetiqe
.Iias, St,rc Cqycr. S.ee. Iro c5sd I,,tgh b,sina
under G-n OF (. GROVER & co aad
they invite the patronage Of teir cid friend public.
whose past favors they r"er grateful
ard promise deserve costEuance Of said
fer future.
The business Of the Old fns viii be settled - tn. ,c~
aGc. o-ie-s promptly Attended
EDMUND GROVER,
JOSEPH GROVER.
JOHN IfAINE>.
J. W. SWAIN & Go.
J. IOEFfTi'6 Go.
July -, 1897. 27:,f
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= --t'.T..D lls.2 tort.:y Of WHITE GOOSE
w Q.iI.,s;. -:ic- val De given TO- thcrn, u
I@L,AC 3. DiIfi.AI... a: MS C.air ..ianuiactoy az
- n5.tIwes. cornac- ii From. ami Nam
..4cI..Ionl Fob II. -. ) IF
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ESNCVAEo

AEo
1V t. TURNER has removed frosa ;ae sore ua9e-
FL. Printing Office building. corner Main
an Pearl Streets doo- Of the Baak. WHARF,
fe-s for sale general assortment Of DRY GOODS, Gro
cERIEs- CEcCKEaY. Doors i SHOES, Sc. &c.
NOVEMBER 25. 1-31. .S..f
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INDIANA -tsutuai EFirc-Insuranco
COMPANY.

C:Gytc:ci Jcauary :Gfi, 1887.
o:cc, 40. 4. !sine's Building, opposite I;cow.
Rings Eso.e;, Ei..iiisEapoi.s
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NJ. AnFErD EU1ER- p. H. Charleston. :. c.
De- S.c-Dp-.o- l. J. aict.ags Q! :ais pace. -
called UPON ~ Nj afoa1gEe for Letter. rsoDr
raerds oihe-'a Comfort n ali ofColera- Esass
confidence may be placed in any s-a.zea. do-.sr @
gre any sgt5sci. lie Is physician skill a1s 81
Pe-ence. ald psaetisc j., ;ais ;0aa win tsss
Ny beliofis. that Lie medicine iu -e-onHes9 icseA
consider valuable mediciae. have ohf OF - -
ing earaia remedy il Affections Of .ae bovel4 Wy
specially, youE oSediea; se.san;,
THOMAS SHORE. p. u
For sale. V ho:esa!e and re;aiI ky IRWIN KL4A.
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kRAEsDN ARE.

NEW-URLENNs9.
TOSEPJ KNET'TLF " Co.-lmporters OF r ofesu
~ and Domestic Hardware, are RECEIVING I'm e.
rome md tho Atlantic Cities direct from the riuII''a'
~' a., ,Ins;vr assortment of Fancy and HEAVY
i,ar,,nre cnmnr;.ng every article IN the line which
they offer low. :,,, ,oo,u and
.on'n il,rr stock which consists in part, OF table
butchers, pocket sadders and straw 'ses' plated I'
Br,au needles , hG"h' "d Tyes n 5,1
,o and innnnrd ware brushes, blank books and pa
' p"r o ",u siasses ays vices plates hand
s SID and nail hammers smiths bellows Ame1s"n l %nI
English blister, cast, shear German ana cl9"ieS
plouyh mouds trace, and log cham "sel''E l'ois
lann and grubbrs hoes Nattocks pick axes corn am
grass SC ytlcs, Collins Kings and Summons cnnppln,
axes, wrought, horse and cut nails, cotton ana "o'
cards, coffee and corn millsplsnes ~
els, gsurcs, locks, sad IRONS hooks and
pistols, shot, powder and liquor t fl
powner tea, fish, bruss and bell Metal
knob chest, trunk and pad ochs, birdie
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Collection Of totloVal Phrases, OF every t"lc nr'
y cr,sury ntintaa conversation, "frailg"u p''HEs
,1.r,,u honda, With numerous remarks on The 'scunr
. ,.,,,nu mud ne. of various words. The whole so
snscd as considerably facilitate the .rquiSi'lnh Oh
u,rc,t RECOMMENDATION OF the French. BY Bolinar,
ut.w edition, revised aud corrcct'd
snirrt;nn of ne hundred Of PerriHs Tables, accom-
,anird with kew containing the text, literal nnd ree
translation arranged i'll such manner AS TO Poi.i "u'
say G,u,,d Recommendation OF the French, according to
he h,st French works cxtaut the subject. The whole
ureceJeA by short treatise oil the sounds OF the French
E,nr,u,ye cnn,,ured with those Of the hu@lst ,
prnuonncing French Primer, or the Scholars GHidr
,he accurate pronunciation ind crthography OF tue
French Lang Il re- continuing lis eieaens according to
~. iI = WM McKEAN,
~, Cor Camp s. Com ats.
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PRUoP EC'Iuo.
.NEJV EDITION OF THE CIVIL CODE OF
LOUISIANA.

LoGIoi.I.'si
Il has been for some time made known 10 the public
4 that the subscribers engaged in preparing tor
the press new edition of the Louisiana CIVIL Code
They were. IRON the first aware OF the great ulltuty
ard responsibility attending the publication OF we work.
and it was not without great hesitation that they con-
scented to the undertaking, But the present edholl,
amounting to bout three thousand copies, and winch
had cost the State than thirty thousand dollars,
was entirely out Of print. For more than Two years
past the usual pics Of the work has been from tr'y
to fifty dollars
1t is system of written rules which SO Immediately
operates upon every individual OF the stutr Interested
either in ag riculure or commerce und which governs
the disposition Of so much property eomng to us from
other states, tlt-unlke amoS any other trease upon
law-it is as much the textbook and manual Cd the
merchant and the planter, is OF the private gentle
man and the professional advocate.
The lawyers Of The adjoining states, and m tAet OF 81
those apon the Ohio and Mississippi rivers which
find mart for their produce in Louisiana, have ire
quut necessity of reference to the code and make an
Indispensable requisite to their ibTaries; aud in the
cit, of New OrleHns the book is to BE- found IN
the merchants counting room as upon te desk Of ue
judge, the table of the attorney 1t is not surprising
therefore that the first edition OF the work quick
y disposed of; and although mere reprint OF 1t would
in some measure supply the public necessity, yet il
would be imperfect and unsatisfactory unless annotated
with references the Reports aud Statute in order to
elm race the numerous amendments which have been
made by the Legislature, and the important decisions
and constructions which have been given upon many o
its articles BY the Supreme Court.
The publishers have secured, tor the general super
in,endcce and editorial department Of the work, the
| professional services of Nheeock > Upton, Esq: a
me ,ter Of the New Orleans Bar. The Hon. Judge
| Rullurd JUDGE Bnrmudes, aud Hon George Eushs
have each kindly assisted MIR Upton with the valuable
which they have collected in the course OF the
studies and practice; and to MIR R Jennings, the pnr
ner of Mr. tpoll who Is also engaged IN the work. nee
renres contained in his office copy OF tue code, nnt
which nave been made by him during the whole peroe
OF his dis ingished professional lebors The publish
crs may thcraloe we'll trust that the anao'aons OF the
work will be all that industry and lubuur, assisted "
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VIsE FLORIDA STAGE COACM
rHAMBDAT LINE.
kGlf- &C. go 80 -

FIVE AND hh bF Hni''
From Mobile (AIabama) to Augusta S"ce!
m EaVES Mobile every other daN iHnl'''a'e'y at.
1 the arrival of the mail from New Orleans, per u's
steamboat EMELTSE, to Biakely, eoaenes ~ ei i@N
steamboats, fper pensacol Bay st Rosa SOUND anu E'oe
tahaeh;e River and Bay) Cedar 8uii coaches 'e'e'
via Marann, Chattal,occh chez, (torneriy Aionu, yer
non Banhu Jge piu,crton; fla~kins'lile anu iouif
Vile to Augusta. passenger taxing MS sea- a.
lille is in no danger OF being thrown ou' VI U Ri
preference by other conflicting Interests, rs we
IA i In, an. CONCERN, and under Que eoitro
throucholt and may rely WITH CERTAINTY uPon .''
arrival at Augusta in time specified, through III"
er and at any season. unless sone nos amor
tronhe should occur. Tie Great New orleaus MAJ
i; ky tbis route The Agents for aceomnods'
,io, Teams Coaches and Drivers are not SURPASSED
the southern country. 4, $50, ;,
I'VE smooth hard natural roads, the safe and inter
estiug water navigation, the tune anu
aor thu, traveller s,,ecd certsnt comfort ana peas
nu variety: connected it were with the saii hoai
Chareston s. C. ami the steam packets to New isfS'
travellers can rea N New York from New orieahs
LESS THAN II observation-disclosures city IN iz' w.,
From Chattahoochee, Florida, we have nr r
Limo via Quincy and Tallahassee, to 81 hiaf"s, "o
uost coaches Also Branches troih t1a" A''s''ia
to Milledgc,iiie, and one to H'aeU Az co.
coaches oAo
! AUGUSTA Goth Jan. 1885.
| Office al Mansion House Mohiie }
~Dis,uss New Orleans to Mo.'le, ton 'i'.a
tl.,li}n III Augusta, san .
| anw,,st, TO Charleston, .@S g
| Charleston to New York, wv Aoo
80 nI, "a Mobile 2s hours
| Time, New orses0 70 .., az {.
Mobile to augusta % .
Augusta to Cha'ies"'t ac ozo
Charleston to New York, W Z9n
o,;,, 1853 niles Der day. or miles per hour, 'isu
Making ioo ' pN' ' nov 10
n b. | beg leave to inform the pubic t''; i. In
bridges the Cha'ahoosAe swamp smu i.aIu arap
creek have Just been completed +! me se"I p; ~ ~,
meu the rly obstacles operating against his SAFE h
sueedy route are thus happily remG'ea ANU nav :"
iessre otles4aug from travellers sa. the coaents ~
ss drivers and oas are Of the first orNeri anu 's ~ W
tI hy al who hay,. passed through tito he unsp'sse
IL novelties beauty .nd safety The brISsss ,t ."us
Georgia ore have also been repaired } Nj t>"H
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EpAINTS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-Ius
landing from ship Constitution, and for sale--ylz :
10000 feet of glass best quality, from 8Xi0 23A2;
lhr kegs "a ioz npnedln for gns;60o0lh. lithrags
20 doz splendid 10000 ground brushes also ofOOOO and
GOO do leases green in POWDER superior article
do do m cans large assortment of sash Tools OF every
size and quality; sable pencils for artists; flat marking
brushes for merchants; artists Goors in OH ready pre-
pured in boxes, fitted Up with all necessary brushes;
artist S tools, &c.
Flake and ,rmny white; 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum arabic and large and choice
of paints, dry coors oil, turpcntne varlsh
&C., for sale, wholesale und 'eui al the lowest prices
by MONDEIII,
Itnl, st
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STATE OF LOUISlANA.-First JUDICIAL District.
Court.
TUNHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
Il these Presents shall come, observation-disclosures
William Nackey having purchased at sale made
by the Sheriff of the parish of Orleans the property
hereinafter described has applied to the clerk OF
court in whose office the deed of sale was recorded on
the 9Th day Of Mai, A. ID. 1888, for monltion Or ad-
versement in conformity to an act Of the Legislature of
the State OF Lousi ina, entitled An act for the further
of titles purchasers al Judicial sules; ap.
prnvsd the 10Th day ot March, 1881
NOW, therefore, know ye, and all persons interested
herein, hereby cited and ndmonished in the name
the State of Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
Court who up any right, title claim in and TO
tho property hereinafter described, HI consequence OF any
nfornalitv in the ORDER decree Judgmento the court
under which the sale was made or any iregularity OF
agality in the appraisements and advertisements, i'll
time, of SALE for a' other detect whatso
ever show cause, within thirty days from the day
this outon is first Inserted i'll the public papers, why
the sale made shoRd not be confirmed and homolo
gated
The said property was sold by the Sheriff of the par
ish oresaid the 23d day of April, A. ID. 1888, b,
of March, A, d. 1888, in suit entitled Nn, Macke,
Samuel Bell No. 1885 of the docket OF this court
at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the ptice of $4,000, cash,
Description of Property given in the Judicial Con
yeyancr, VIZ:
certain lot CT ground together with all the build
ngs and improvements thereon situated in the paris
of Orleans, in the square bounded by New Levee
Louisa Paul and Delord streets, designated by the N
| 9, on plan drawn by C.F. Zimpel, Deputy Surveyc
General, on the 10th December 1873 aud deposited a
plan No TO- in the book Of plans OF Felix Gma nOtar
public. Said lot measures 20 feet II inches front {
New Leyee street, IS feet in depth the side adioin
lot Ne g. ana 50 feet inches aid lines in depth on II
side adjoining the property now, or lately, belonging
N uoodale, and 10 feet IL inches width in the rea
where il fronts alley oi three feet nine inches
common to lots Nos 4, ;, g, 7, and 8.
Clerks Office, IN Nav, '3S.
mlb G VI EWES Dep Clerk.
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yoL.-VI No 1908
DIR w.
FHHIS highly vairabse RED
q col. nuI rltnii nj NV Y

FkSHlS highly V1 'fahte rec
s1lt and rrtaiI nj New
D'LANGE,i3 Camp street. nas
1t is confidently recommended for the following u
edses: Dyspepsia in all its oins; bilious ara !te. ~
hicons, in every sage and degree; female scenesn
particularly the incident to mothers, d
albus fever and aeue, incipient coiisu'npIehs LII;
cnes, whether the liver lungs, hetache Or
ness, loss of appetite, nervous tremors, hens
deirum emena, spasnodie affection OF all k'nasi nn'a
matisnn, whether chronic or iniamnatory; nervous of
bilious svers OF every variety seroila, salt fheni,
aud all botches, Ind humnrs and impure
Oft skim tIessuess at night, and daily rrl.anns
aud melancholy; the summer complaint ena e', aas
morbus diurrll9u in grown pers nsj worms ana atH
ency with bad BREATH choross una papiaons o. ~, an
heart and head changes of female constitution: anu aos
impaired and disorganzed constitutions in either Isa
which have been pei ran.ntly relieved by any oa.
medicines sing lie trial of DIR W Evans medicines -, ~
any of these will produce such effects as w.
dictate their incompatible superiority, and induce sus
Of them will insure speedy and unqnesuonT
bic Directions for accompanying them.
Numerous certificates of cures will be shown, as u. ron.
the length of the cataoeue it is impossible 10 g,se .hg
publicity throus h the medium OF newspaper. oh -.
Evans catalogue there upwards Of G5 goo easss
and in this city refer to many person, wiz Il
been telieve, ard in instances entirety fnrem "
iong standing diseases, By DR. Esans' Canon He ilA'
m
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MT is the Hour; Is she not passing fair; ON ,nls
i Love; Nothing: II tppy Lad, NV S~ither lone,
lt.lv. Heauteous Land; Fell not m. of broken VOWS
love to dwell in The bosoms Cell We shall mes, no
More; Come, Come; Castine's are gMIy ooa mi
Ave of ludia Ruhber; Day is closing o or the b'io"
m Ioyl md Bride; Nv light Brgnmne; IN 90 not
say Farewell; Jenny Jenes; The Young Widow song som,
Of ths Fishers Wife, Repo'e my love lovers I'VE,
81, iii we ever meet nrMn; When evening bells Gt'
OH niue Sing hay! for the Bottle; Aquoi bon Ia HI
s.ss Il, N,rnandv (ar variety by l'sllin STU so
&c NV o'.r ne Stealing arranged by CrerneS,
rt. mir from ,p,ra La Lrira, varied hv tlunen ,sa"
,;.. of tne celebrated opera La Norma, by BeHhh;
Tnrce ,vorte airs from the opera rHrimn arranged
or ,is Flu,. ant ritno; Fiyi L, from Anna lto'ehf
f,.,a. Fiat, ani Piano; Limitation la walls
~ G Il Van Ws,mr; f rewen Waltz by /. MciEhan'
ia i. # Riac'r,talts Waltz by Srtnt, ROBIN "a1fhi
e., ,.,.* Faynrita pAnce; new set "t CotIon' itoH
t,n ia rI NJ .c Macon. Tor sale II
vi" ." y Ct5ET'S
Piano Forte md Music Store
an 10 Cuup street
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SANCTIONED BY THE FACULTY. OF NED


VHxIIORN's Compound Extract afCopaiba and ssrs..
pa,illa-A CERTAIN sale and INC st cilrctual renee
.Iy ever discovered TOR The OF Gono,lea elects
Structures, Whites, Pains in the back and oi.s seminal
weakness, affections of tie Eilics, gravel, scorbuto
eIeittiUns, CSC.
In the introduction OF medicine possessing The usef,
and active virtue OF the offered The public.
proprietor has but 10 reet to the recon-
nleniaons received from the most emiuen, of the
deal faculty in E'uope, believing that it Will be duly
appreciated when lis merits are full, known Tie
Basam of Colalba, SO extensively astd has lost much
of its credit from the dislike hch patients formerly
express regarding its disasreable taste, disturbances
produced in the bow els and stomach and its heretofore
netcieucy when used in the niiammAtory stage. Tho
prurelo has n.,e analy sis OF the Balsau conceiv
ing that the active qualities would tereb, be n,cIi
concentrated a usciully administered than
in the present slate. The above med cine combines in-
gradients which are in the highest repue amolg the
most scientific and learned in The profession. Eacl,
drug III the composition OF this preparation increases
efficacy oil the Other, producng operation truly asto-
possessing the time the advantage OF its being
administered with perfect success in he different stages
the above disease, he most eminent ply sicans and
urgeons OF tie present day express their decGed aI-
pro alton in favor of saisapaia, whilst its in the
principal hospitals and public medical Institutions has
be II, aud still Continues very extensive 1t ay-
ore rrlnetiy With the celebrated DR. Abernelhy in all
venclea affections, and in obstinate cuaueols cru,tios
arising from dsorered OF the digestive functions
Having been submitted TO the aud experience of the
most celebrated among he faculty. they have expressed
their satisfaction Of its extraordinary efficacy in every
under their ehiye, by a,loI,ng il both in their
public and private practice. Their oh erya,ions will he
inScr ed hereafter. Prepared hS Is 1holn, Chemist
london. Prize ST 80 per pnt
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR, &c.
GtREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and BELGIUM,
VI a short Tour in l835-By Henan Humphrey,
u. d., President of Amherst Collage, in vols.
The Uorks Of Mrs. Sherrood.-Helng the only
complete and uniform edition ever published in the
Uned States, vol. 10. just received and foF sale by
WINNIE AN.
i,.s Corner Camp NmCmon streets.
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JDNE.S PA TENT CoYI'ON GIN,
ny the Paen,ce, No. So Magazine Get, New Orleans
10 BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBEitF HOE l. CO.

sC.4I.E OF pRICES-potlJle Gtns
For double Gin ct 80 nn each
cyli,n,,r, n,,,>,nG 100 SAWS N the stand,
with FEEDER bands, &c. al 50 pc, saw. or S91O %
Fora double Tin OF 60 sd rs "n c, Under,
or l2o saws in the stand, feeders, NJ
Sc per saw, or ~ W
For do OF 81 saws on do. Or SAWS IN
statu ID 81 % per saw, sou o9
Foe do. OF 20 saws on do. 10 Saws in a
stand, 1T S.. 50 per saw, 2oo w
SINGLE GINS.
For single gin @. SO SAWS mere, with
one set OF feeders, bHnas, SC. at Sc per
saw, $3.50 90
For do. of 60 SAWS, with feeders, Sc Al IS
so per saw, 800 90
For do. of 10 saws with feeders, &c. Sc
IS per saw, oOo w
For do. of 80 saws with feeders, &c. al IL
so Der saw. $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied a
10 cash; the number otteeth being about equal
the number of saws. One Set Of feeders, it is con
stered however, will out two three sets OF
sows. Extra supplied at so cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered 10 the agents OF
planters in any of the sea port of the cotton plan
ting States the above prices, the agents paying the
freight On the same from New York. and becoming re-
spon,ible for the amount of the GIN. A Gin virgin
will The sent with the Gins to Put them up where de-
sired t.c charges for whose SERVICES Will be extra, bs
moderate
Iron running gear can alsohe ordered where desired
OH reasonable TERMS but will be charged extra. Hors'
powe,' otauy description, can be furnished on like
terms. Small engines also be ordered if de
sired.
It's desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
th:v should accompany them with their views in regar
to the ar,g,ngementoi SAWS, breasts, brushes, &C.
is found they differ, opinion. Some desire saws
larger diameter thar, others. The most common siz
is O or 10 nchcs; W some wish them IL inches Som
wish or rows,! brushes on axle, while others d
J not than at most. Some wish SAWS with
or teeth the inch, while others want 10 or II
W. uch discrepancy, we prefer they should, q
the time of giving ORDERS furnish statement of thei
wishes, and the manufacturers can fulfil them in ever
particular Where it is left to discretion, we sl:,
make them on the most modern and approved pa'
A. order be executed from the time it is recciset
in the space of light nine weeks, and the Gin in til,
time placed in the hands of the factor. To be III TIM
for the crop, all orders ought to be in the hands
tho manufacturers by the first middle of May; exseI
for plantations where they arelate in commencing
, pick gin cotton.
N. b. The Patent Right, for any one of the celtc
growing States, will be sold on reasonable terms.
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-14
p,oR1D, ROUTE FOR NEW YORK

NJ Travellers DESTROYS of taking the Florida route,
via Pensacola the North, informed that 'irs rate
rnnts will constantly run from Mobile Pensacola,
LEAVING Mobile and Pensacola every other dar after the
list of Nav. Good stages will always be provided Ny
the suscrberto be in reaness take from
Mobile, in case oil the fixture ri the hoa;a
n b Arnold.
The s,eamtcnt Champion l.ayea Mobile for Pen-a-
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