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STATE OF LoUlsIANA.-First JUDICIAL District


Coat
sNHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
a these Presents shall come, Greetings Whereas
William Alackey having purchased at sale made
by the Sheriff OF the parish OF Orleans, the property
hereinafter described, has applied the clerk OF tais
court in whose office the deed OF sale recorded
the 9th day of Mai, A. D. 1898, for monition adj
yertsement in conformity to act of the Legislature of
the State Of Lousina, entitled can act for the further
assurance of titles to purchasers Judicial sules APP
proved the 10th day OF March, 1884,
NOW, therefore, know ye, and I'LL persons interested
here are hereby cited and admoished in the name OF
the State D Louisiana and of the First Judlcnl District
Court, who set up any right title claim in and to
the property hereinafter described consequence of any
ntoraty in the order, decree Judgment of the court
under which the sale made or any irregularlty
Ill gaty in the appruisements and advertisements in
time, manner of SALE for am other defect whatso-
ever 10 show cause, within thirty days from the day
this nontion is first inserted in the pua!ic papers, why
the sale made should not be colhrhed ard homolo-
gated
The said property was sold by the Sheriff! oil ts par
sh Aforesaid the 23d day Of Apri!, A. D. LAS, hy
virtue of decree of tins coul rendered on the 81 day
of March, A. ID. 1885, in suit entitled William Macksy
VS.. Samuel Bell No. Is ,535 of the aockeof this court
at which sale said William Macksy became the pur
chaser for the price of $780, cash.
Description OF Property wen id the Judicial Con-
yeyance, VIZ:
certain lot of ground, togetnet with all the build
nss and improvements thereon, situated in the parish
OF Orleans, IN the square BOUNDED by New Levee,
Louisa Paul and Delord Streets designated by the No
ION plan drawn by G. f. Zimpel Deputy Surveyor
General, on the 10th December 1871 aud deposited as
plan No TO- in the book plans of felix Grma notary
public. Said lot measures % feet j inches front en-
New Levre street, rs feet in depth Oh the side adjoining
lot Ne o. and 30 feet inches and Ines in depth OIL the
SIDE adjoining the property now, or ely, belonging to
uoodaie, and IS feet II inches width in the rear
Where it fronts alley of three fet nine inches in
common to lots Nos 4 s, 81, 8 and.
.letk's Office, 1lth Mlv, 1885.
milo CIV LEWIS, Da7. Clerk.
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NEW EDJ7TOv OF TIE CJtJj. CODE on
JDJucInr1
\ mas been TOR some time made known TO the public
mat the subscribers are engaged in preparing for
the press new edition of the Louisiana Civil Code
hev were from the first awar& of the great difficulty
ana responsibility attending the publication OF the work,
ana was not without great hesitation that they con
seated To the undertaking: But the present edition,
amounting to about three thousand copies, and which
ad cost the state more than thirty thousand dollars,
was entirely out OF print For more than two years
past the usual prlce OF the work has been from thirty
To MY dollars.
IL Is system OF written rules which SO Immediately
operates upon every Individual ct the state interested
n'1 1 III agriculture or commerce and winch governs
uiSposiunn Oh SO nnci properly coming to III from
oef s'es, tli7nn ke alinns' ANY other treatise upon
i'w-!t Is Us hiuch the Textbook and manual OF the
iheicha alh 'ie ahtef as IL is oi the private gentle
nun M ana INC professional advocate.
ne lawyers OF Inc a,iloins states, and IN fact OF al
n." suites lpo tls oAio and his'isspp rivers " heb
nu mari iof ther produce IN Louisiana, have ire
urn' Necessity OF reference TO Inc code, and make II an
' ~. requisite to Their Libraries; and in The
I. OF Ne" orleans the nook i as sure to tt found IN
le inefchnns counting roon us upon .he desk Of the
o ,e hrst edition I" The work was so quick
disposed o. and although mere reprint OF ii would
III some measure supply the public necessity yet ii
would De imperfect ah unsatisfactory unless amt ated
win reertfces to the Reporls and afnta, in Greer
em race Tue numerous amendments winch have been
'e ny tie 1t gisat"ie, anu inc Important DECISIONS
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HRDSPEEIIIS-


THE subscriber proposes to publish, in the be-
the twenty volumes of the Old and New Series of
Martins Louisiana Reports, to be comprised in four
volumes, 8sn., according to the model of Peters
Condensed Reports.
This work is now ie preparation by ]. Burton
Harrison, Esq, Of this city, assisted by William f.
Brand, Esq, The Editor is also permitted by a
distinguished retired Jadge of the Supreme Court,
and by one Of the sitting Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all the advantage which
may naturally be rcaped from their experience.
Such work is becoming every day more ne
cessary, the original IS voluminous, expensive
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani
to the peculiar Jurisprudence Of Lousiana and the
circumstance of the numerous principles here de-
clded in tho adjustment of conflicts of laws makes
the knowledge of our adjudged cases Of prime uti-
Iity TO the plrsts Of the whole Union. Moreover,
the rising republic of Texas has adopted our codes,
and thus there is IA great demand for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter,
Convenient notes, indicating the parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those in the
more authoritative forums CT the other States, will
he added to each case
The work will form four Volumes royal octave,
and will he delivered bound to subscribers at sS6
per vol; in it s'.oul be found practicable to
compress it iutn three volumes, the price 10 sub
scribers will DO 81 per vol.
Subscriptions received by ----.
VIM McKEAN,
les cor Camp and Common cts,
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DR W. ENANS, CAMnMILE tILI.S.
Dlt w. EVANS CAhOMlLG BlBt.o.
TENHIS highly valuable medicine may be had whole
D sale and retail at New York prices, of REEFS q


TEfHIS highly valuable medicine may be had whole
~ sale and retail at New York prices of REEFS u
D'LANGE 10 Camp street.
1t is confidently recommended for the following dis
eases: Dyspepsia in all its foi MS bilious and liver af
ictlons in every stags and degree female sickness
more particularly the incident to mohers; uor
albus, fever and aeue Incident ptians or de-
clnes whether of the liver or lungs, he acbe giddi-
ness loss OF Appetite trenors Inclination or
delnum tremens spasModc affection of all kinds; rheu
maism, whether chronic intam,natory: nervous or
bilious evers, of every variety scroua, suit rheum,
and all blotchrs bad humors, and impure compilations
OF the skin; tessuess night, end daily sritabity
and melancholy the summer complaint and cholera
morbus darrhoea in grown pers ms; worms and at-
ency, with bad BREATH chlorosis and pslpaons of The
heart and head changes of female constitution and for
impaired and dsorganized constitutions in either sex;
whlchhave not been pc manrny relievedb by other
medicines A single trial of DR. w Evars' medicines in
any OF these will produce such effects will in
dictate their incompatible superiority, and induce such
a use OF them as will insure speedy and unouestiona-
Die cure. Directions for accompanying them.
Numerous certificate ,ofcures will be shown, from
the length of the catalogue is Impossible give them
publicity through the medium Of newspaper. On DIR
Evans catalogue tlerear upwards of 200! cases,
and in this city reierto many persons who have
tecn relieved and in instances entirely cured of
long standing Diseases by DR. Evans Canon lie Pills
q m
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THE FL .DRiDA STAGE COACH
AND
STEAM BOAT LINE
IsZ#S EsslEa Ls c.,

- kg ss;E@s Hsy
THROUGH IN FIVE AND HALF DAYS,
From Mobile (AIabama) to Augusta (0cot
EAfFS Mobile every other da, Immediately aftef
Il the arrival of the mail from New Orleans per the
steamboat EmELISE, Blakely. coaches to Pensacol,
steamboats, per Pensacola hay St Rosa sound and Choo,
ach'e River and !'ay) to Cedar Bl, coaehes thence
via Mariana, Chattaocchee, formerly Mount Ver
non Banbrtdye, Fiderton; flawkinsylle and Louiss
,.le' 10 Augusta passenger taking his seat at Mos
oiie Is IN no danger of being thrown out or losing ha
preference by Other conflicting interests the FL0RIs
IA LINE rs but cnt concern, and under one control
throughout, aud may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon hsS
arrival at Augusta in time specified, through all weahS
CT ana NJ any Seaso unless mott unforeseen caasS
tophe should occur The Great New Orean, Ma,t
- carried ty this route The Agents for accommoda.
ton' Teams, Coaches and Drivers are not surpassed
the southern conn;ry
ne snoou', hard, natural roat's, the safe and inter
.@lg water navigation, the time and recommendation.
AFFORD the traveller speed ee,tant comfort and nea.S
Variety connected asst with the Rail Road 10
ola'es'on, D T. and the steam packets to New York.
" Nv. can res d, New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II hArs'-Washington city in IT,
From Cha'tahoochee, Florida, we have Braoefs
Line wa Quincy and Tallahassee, St Marks, 4 horse
post coaehes also tive branches fiorn Havkinsy;ile
oe TO- eser'lle' and one to Macon, light two hors
oossnes. sToCkToNs q co.
Office at Mansion House Mobile
'Distsheo, New Orleans to Mobile fso,.;,.
Mobile to Augusta, $40
Augusta to Charleston, 1856
Charleston to New York, $780, 100
s' ;.sS orlcan TO hiosiie, % hours
Mobile to Augusta, ,3a
Augusta to Chariestoi, 70 &c
Charleston to New York, R6,- as8
Making 1863 miles per day. or miles per hour. inc,,
svc OF !lstoppages. mn. ~
~ y. beg leave to intern the public that ,hs
nr'ges over the Chaahooehe swamp and Hard Labor
creek have just been completed y the general govern
ment he tny obstacles operating against this ss and
speedy route NE thus happily rcnoved and have the
Oh ming from travellers the coaches
ses drivers and os are Of The fist order; and az Il, he
water route from Pensacola to Cedar Bluff. il is admit.
!ea ny All VINO have passe, through to be UNSURPASSED
~ novelties beauty and safety The bridges throu.h
'eorgla have also been Repaired. ] NJ G RAKER
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ErAI DE LA LCUISlANE-Co du Premier Dis
trict Judiciarc.

ErAI DE La L,.uIslANE-Co du Premier Dis
trict Judciarc.
'ITAT De LA LOUISIANA, tous ccux que
ces presentes cDncernent, Salut:-- A,tet du que
William Mackev ayant uchele nLe vente fate par
Ia Sheriff de la parOisse dOreans, Ia prUpriele c-apes
deer te ses addesse au CRETE de cpe Cuur on la tc
vente tut enregsrGe lie 5eime jour de Mai, de pannee
1898, nour avi commencement I'M acte de In legs-
lature de pEInt de Ia Louisiana, inue "Acte pour
conirmer los titles Les acquereurs aux ventes ndici
aires" ppprouse lie 10 Mars, 1884. Quill soft connu ct
toues personreS nteessees parces presentes
mees an de Fiat de la Louisiana ct de la Cour du
Premier District Iudclare, qn pourraient avor dot a
la prOpree ci-uprcs dccrite, consequence dun de
laut de forne dams ordre lie decret lie Judgement de
ia cour, veru duVue la vene etc fate, de toule
irrogulurte il,egalna dms destination, PAWS 10
tens ct lie mode de Ia vcne, oa pour une aul cause
que Gongue de fare voir, dams jnurs dater de la
publication de cete avis pnurquo la Ncnte ans fate ne
seE,lt pas CUnlrmee Ell homologuee.
La dite proprtte tut vendue par lie Sher, sus-dt le
23eine jour dAyril de fannee 1888, ve,tu dun de-
cret de cettc cour endu lie 3eme de Mars dc rannee
1888, dams l'siaire de William Aackey vs.. Samuel
Bell No. $685. du docket de cettc Cour, luquelle
venls lie dit William Mackey, s'cst rendu acqutgeur
pour lie prx de $4,000 compliant.
Description della Propriee d'apres lie transfer Judci-
re,'Sayolr:
I'm certain lot de terre, conpris toua les basses
ct authorizations, situe en- la pdrossH dOreans, dan
let borue par les rues de la Nouvele Levee, Louisa
Paul and Delord, d"signe par lie No dapres I'm plan
dresse par c + Zimpel, DGpue Voyer General, Ie ii
Decembre 1884, ct tlepos6 en- Tetuole de Felix Grima
notaire public, commc plan No l3, lie dit lot de terre
mesurant vngt pieds ONE pouces face Ia de la
Noelle Levee, soixantc gunzc pieds profondeur d
cote qu euche lie lot No 9, qnatre vngt pieds sept
pouces ct quatre ligues protondcur dn cote qu
ouche la proPrete apresent derniere mutt apparie
nant a Goodall, uyan dix neu piecs ONE pouces
de large dams la proondeur, il ait face une alice
de trniS pieds neuf pouces commune ayec les lot:
Nos 4, 5, &, 7, s ana 8.
Bureau du Greifer, II Mai, 1898.
NILS G w LEWIS, Dep. Greffer.
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nhiNTS. OLLs GLASS RRusuEs

DAiNTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-.ust
4 landing from ship Constitutions and for sale--vlz:
3Vo kegs white lead, pure; $50 do green paint in IS
il6r kegs; "A doz lapanedtins for signs;6O0Ob age
20 doz splendid 10000 ground brushes also of0OOO and
oo' do; 2cascs green in POWDER superior article
40 40 IN cans larg: assortment sash tools of every
size and quality; sable pencils for artists; flat marking
brushes or merchants; artists colors in oil ready pre-
pared IN boxes, fitted ,P with all necessary brushes
artists teos, &c.
Flake and lemnitv white; 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax: gum arabic and large and choice
sorment of paints dry colors oil, turpentinc varns
&c for sale, wholesale and RETAIL the lowest prices
by MONDElLI
a28 52Cnmp ST.
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A INV NlLSIi

1T is thu Hour; Is site not plssus fair; Oh tbs IS
A love; Nothing: il tppy Lul Ny Switner HOme;
Italy; Benuteons Land; Tell not ms Of broken Vows;
love t, dwell in the hosomI Cell; We shall meet no
M,r. Co.n,, % Come; Castinats gaily Sounding;
A.,nfIuJin Rubber; Dtvi; closing Ger the Billo~;
The l.nvl IN Brides My light Briga zine; Oh do not
sav Fare veil; Jenny Jones; Ihe Young Widow; Song
eli tn, Fishers Vie; Repo'e my love lovers Eve;
Shall ", ever 'et again; Who evening bells are
Ginning; Sing hsr for the Bottle; hqnoi hon Ia Ri
chess; ia Nornlnsy, lnir variety by Ballir; std ="
t,r ,tiv n,r 'strung, rfangalhy Gr5rneg; tryo-
ste air tron opera La ara varied by llunon; Beau
r,.l al tn, celebrated opera La Iurnn, W. i;aIla;
'rlrra I,ritc air' trop the opera Iriit nfrln@ ii
for ,la r'ilue al riuuo; Viyi Ii from inll ii'rnr
arrtlr.l t,,tla @,uts ml Piano; 'pvita ipa la yn'
nv C. Il val Weber, Farewell Waltz by |. Ncgnnn,
Du1. al t;,rlis;ail> Waltz, bg Strtn>, Robiu Nats;
C,I ,,tel F1vorita Daucc \ new set nt Gotun' from
/; CNSET'S
Piano Forte and Music Store.
la. o0 80 tuIru street.
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MY AUNT PoNTYPooL, novel, in :!

The Depoted by the authoress of "The nisinleried,
"Flirtation,' &c. in , vols.
The 4dreAtures of Gentleman IN searchofa Horse
with numerous weed cuts.
Camperaorm or News tron Our Neighborhood being
sketches by the author OF sour Neighborhuod," &G
in vol.
Russiz aud the Russians: journey TO st Peters
burg and Moscow, through Couland and Livonin,
with characteristic sketches of the people, by ISigh
Richie, Esq. author of Turner's Annual Tour
"Schenderhanue's "&c.
rrntipe of the Irctic Land Expedition 10 the mouth
of the great Fish river, and along the shores of the
Arctic Ocean, in the wears 1888, 1884, and 1885, by
Captain b ack. R. N. commander OF the expedition
ustrated with map.
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FLORIDA RolJTE FOR NEW YORK.

NJ Travellers DESTROYS Of taking the Florida route,
via Peusacua to Tie North, are informed that frs, rate
boats will constantly run trou. Mobile to Pensacola,
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every other day after the
LIST of Nav Coed stnges will always he provided ny
the subscriber 10 be in readiness take passengers from
Mobile in case of the failure of the boats,
NIB ARNOLD.
The steamboat Champion leaves Mobile for Pensa-
cola twice week feb % ly
NyA.AGA eWINE-Sweet and Dry Malaga Wine,
WI in or casks and Indian bbls, entitled debenlure
for sale by READ " BARSTOW,
no. 67 Grayier street.
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KMSHM EsaaEX.

Saddle, Harness and 7'runk Manufacturer, and fur
niALer of Military Equipments oferery description.
No 1879 TCHoUPIToULAs STREET.
EFHAVING in employ several Military Workman,
he is ready execute work in the above line at
the shortest notice. and the reasonable terms.
Merchants and pedlars' Packing Trunks Of every u-
scrinu,rn, constantly on hand,
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VIM McKEAN,
cor Camp and Common sts,


rEAUT1FUl. head of hair is thergranlcst orra
y men belonging 10 the hu,aan frame. How strange
" the loss of it changes The Cnmenancr and premn5
turey briggs the nnnnlrrnc7 ofo'd age. which III
many 10 reco at being uncovered, and sometimes
to shu. society to avoid thu tests and sneers of
their acquaintance: the remainder Of their lives
scGu"ntiv spout in refinement In short not even the
loss of property fills the thinking yonth with
tina neavv sinking gGnm does the loss Of his hair
70 all these unca crr nmstauces, Ollrid@e'
Balm Of COLUMBIA stops the har from falling off on thu
first application, aud alhw bottles restores IT again. 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and whiskers prevents the
mir from turning gruv. makes it curl beautifully, md
frees it from Scnrt. Numerous certificates ot the first
tcsprct'itv in support of the virtues of O!Gridgea
Balm, ars shown hv the propretors.
2 Read the ollowirg-
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of Philadelphia
has certified may he seen below, to the high charac
ter of he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that VIC have used
the Balm of Columbia discovered by j. Oldrdge. and
have fund it highly servceable not only preventive
against the falling off of hair but also certain
i've.
WILLIAM THATCHER Senior,
Methodist Minister in st George charse.
No So North Fifth ST.
JOHN P INGLIS, 32l Arch street.
JOHN d THOMAS NJ d, 1853 Races
JOHN 5 FtREY, lOl Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY. 2i3 South I'd st.
JOHN GARD, Jr, l23 Arch street.
1t If known that three of the above signers
than 30 years of age, and the Others less than 30.
From the Mayor.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, I
City Of Philadelphia
!, Robert Wharton, Mayor of said city of Phade
shia, do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
Messrs J lngis, John Fure', and Hugh Nj Curdy,
hose signed to the above certificate that they
are gentlemen Of character and responsibility, and rs
such full credit should he given the said certificate.
In witness VIII 'reof have ,creunto set nv hand
and caused the seal of the city 10 be fixed Ills
9Th day of December, Nc.
r.. =. ROBERT WHARTON. Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle Of, the Genuine Balm has
a splendid engraved wrapper which is represented
the ialls of Niagara &c
Sold wholesale and retail by the sole agents for Anv
ri,u No Fletche' street, ,'aiden Lane one door
below Pearl street aud by most druggists and perimars
thru gh hr country
JARVIS &. ANDREWS
M Wholesale AGENTS NnN Llrl.ans
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FOR NEW YORK.
[Louisiana and Nav York Line Of Pcckelsl
I I
AZ, lES, IL Il

ID! FL ia. ia ~. ~ j. - u.
ri t,ie. ships composing this lIua viii sail from Nav
& q leans and New York every other Monday
cnnmencng on tha 10Th november, and to insure the
strictost punctuay in the time Of sailing, the line
will hereafter consist Of five Slips riz:
ship Yaeoo Captain Trash to leave Oh the Doth nov.
Ship Ioaisriae, Captain Palmer, leaTe the Attn
December.
Slip iIuntariNe. Captain Eld.idssr to leave OIL the
18th Drcemb 1.
Ship lichs5arg Captain woedhouse, to leave on the
list Jan aary.
Ship .Nisuss,ppi, Captain Davis, to leave tbs 18th
January.
~ Tbo above ships all new. Of the first class,
copPered and copper fastened, and Upwards OF 800 TOPS
burtlen, of light Graught of Water, being built in
New York expressly for Tie trades TEH price Of PAS
sage is fixed al one hundred doicrs. Their cabins
fitted up, on the most improved and convenient pan and
finished in and elegant style. Ample ttores OF
the first quality will be provided, and every regard bad
the comfort and satisfaction of passengers, "ho
will please take notice that berth he secured I'M
til paid iOr at the office OF the cOnsignees.
lhcse packets commanded by Captains well ez-
rerienced in the trade, who will give every attention.
and exert themselves to accommodate. ! hey will at
all times be towed up and down the Mississippi BY
steamboats,, and the setest punctuality observed in
the time OF sailing.
The owners of these hips will not be responsible for
aEy let er parcel package sent by put on board of
them, unless regular bill Of lang he signed therefore
1t the counting house OF the agents owners. Fer
nrlrr particulars, apply 10
n BEIN g. A COHEN;
nov IS 30 Common ST.
IA As found fifty miles!ro the liazc, in the month
w OF july a large launch, English bui,,) copper
fastened, and has been coppered, she is y feet long
and eight feet beam; and has Leen sloop rggcd,
there iron straps forward for rigging. Whoever
cogniscs said launch, will please cali at No 20 Old
4
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TT .ENF,

ii Possession on tho st At next month, the two
fssvIfif story dwelling house adjoining the new Me-
lFsfM. thodst Chm oh on Poydras street, occupied
present by DR. Rogers
Also, small tenements on Girod street, few doors
am Baronue st. Apply, TO DOYLE Il MAY,
p!7 J Carondclei street.
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i
set of feeders, bm,as, &C. a, f6 per
For do. of Go SAWS, with feeders, Sc at Sc
80 per saw, 500 90
For do, Of 40 saws, with feeders, &c. Sc
75pcr saw, 500 90
For do. OF 30 saws, with feeders, &c. atS7
so per saw $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied IA
10 cents eaeh the M nber otteeth being about equal
o the number of saws One set of feeders, is CON
sdered however, will wear out tw. three sets of
ssNs. Extra saws supplied at 50 cents each
The Gins srdced will be delivered to the agents of
planters in any of the port towns Ut the cotton plan
ting S,acs at the above prices, the agents paying the
freight On the same from New York, and becoming
Sponsibe for the amount of the Gin. a Tin wright
will be sent with the Gins to Put them up where de-
sired; the charges for whsse services will be extra, bat
moderate.
Iron running gearcan aisohe ordered where desired,
reasonable terms, hut will he charged extra. lIorse
power, oianr description, can be furnished like
terms. Srpal Steam engines aso he ordered if de-
sized,
1t ia desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
NY should accompany them with their views in regar,
% HE arrangement of saws, breasts, brushes, &c. Ii
IS found they differ in opinion. Some desire saws of
larger diameter than others. The most common size
Is or 10 INCHES; nut wish them 70 inches. Some
wish or rows of brushes on axle, while others do
mt want more than lat most. Some wish SAWS with
nrY teeth 10 the inch, wae others want 10 or II
uch Il ,screputcy, prefer they should, at
he time Of ewing ORDERS furnish statement of thci.
%sle5, aud the manufacturers can fulfil them in every
particular Where it is left to sscieiiun We shall
'nake them on the most mo'ler, and approved plan
A. order can he executed, from the time it is received,
IN the space Ofeigh n weeks, and the Gin in that
tine pacedin the hands of the factor To be in time
tor the next crop, all orders ought to he i'll the hands OF
the simultaneously the first or middle OF Mays except
tor plantations where they are late in commencing to
i.ick or gin cotton.
IL