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voL.-VI No 1863
THE Fl. ORlDA STAGE CDAs.M
sreAMBbAT LINZ.
6 s.s etsls EGa

THROUGH IN FIVE AND a HALF DAYS, =,
From Mobile Alabama) to Augusta (Geo4
EANEs Mobile every other a,, mme' lately aftfa
Ia the arrival Of the mail from New Orleans, per the
steamboat ENELlSE, to Bakely coaches 10 Pensasoi'
steamboats, (per Pensacola BAY st Rosa sound and Chos
tahaehe River and Bay Cedar Rlug coaches Themes
VIA Msrianns, Chattahocchee, formerly Mopn; Veg
non, Bainbr Idge finterton; Haw kinsye and Louis.
vile, to Augusta. passenger takin his seat at Mo-
bile is in no danger Of being thrown out or losing 81!
preference by other conflicting interests, as the FlOa-
IA LINE is but on. concern and under one sontvS
throughout" and may rely WITH cERrlINTT lHpos has
arrival 1t Augusta in time specified through NJ weaeh.
er and any season. unless most unforeseen cata
trop,e should occur Tie Great New Orleans Maj
rs carried BY this route The Agets for sccomn'odss
t,on' ieams Coaches and Drivers not surpassed
the. southern country.
The smooth, har natural roads, the ssfe and inter
esng water navigation, the time and accommsdasioaj
aaora The traveller speed ceran,, comfort and pieas
ng variety; conected as it we're with the Fail Road
travellers can rea h New York, from New Orleans
LEss THAN II 0kYs"-Washinetonc city in l2.
From Chattafoochee, Florida, we have Brans
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to St Marks, ho.
post coaches, also tive Branches from Hawkinsvilt&
one to Medgere, and one to Macon, light two hovs
| coSches. STN,K.f(}NS Il "a.
AueusrA, Goth JAM 1885.
Office at Mansion House Mobile I
'Disancs, New Orleans to Mo.ils. $50 ajle
Mobile to Augusta, $40
Aususta to Charleston, fs6 a.
Charleston TO New York, $50 $50
Time, New OrIean to Mobile. % hourra
Mobile to Augusta. 1879 ~
Augusta to Charleston, l2
Charleston to New York, s6- qs6
Making 1863 miles per day or mics per hour. inaals
\. b. beg le.ve 10 INTERN lie lie public ,h,t Il,
bridges over the Chatahooehe swamp and Hard LabSr
creek have just been completed ~ the general goverI
ment he My obstacles operating agains, this ssfe aid
speedy route are thus happily renovsd and have die
SEES. drivers and Dads are the frs, onaer; and as q ,ks
water route from Pensacola to Cedar Bluff it IL admit
ted by all who haye passed through to be unsrpa,,u
u novelties beauty snd safety. The bridge. hroueE
Georgia have also been repaired. J M C BAKER
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.-First JUDICIAL district.
Court
.yYIlE STATE nE tni1JSiaNA IT., oil ,,l,,,

STATE Ot LoUlSlANa.-flfst Ju"ic'ai blstfct-
Court
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
, these Presents shall come, Observation-Disclosures
William Nacke, having purchased at sale e
by the sheriff of the parish of Orleans, the propeit
hereinafter described, has applied 10 CLERK OF is
court in whose office the ed of sale recorded
the 5lh day Of Mai, A. ID. 1885,, for II mpntn or ad-
vetsemen in conformity to an act Of the Legislature OF
Inc State VI Lou- ma entitled IAN ac for the further
assurance of titles to purchasers at Judicial saes ap
proved the 10Th day OF March, 1884.
NOW, therefore, know ye and all persons interested
herein, are herebo cited and uinonsned IN the name
the State Of Louisiana and of The First Judicial District
Court who Gun set up right, title or clal IN and
the property herein liter described, consequences If an,
niOralItv in the ORDER deere. or Judgment OF the cou
under which tn. sale tate, rularitt on
II, galt in the apprai<e nents and advafuSenei Is, in
nne manner Of sale, Ter other detect whatso-
ever; to show ca"se within thirty days from the day
this nonnn is FIRST inserted III the puNc papers why
the sale made should not be conhr ned and ho,noo
gated.
The said properly was sold by the Sheriff OF the par.
sh Ore said the sd day Of april, A. ID. 80, NV
virtue OF decree Of th's con' rendered the 81 day
of March, A. ID. 1885, in If EMIT Ell William hacket
amle Bell No. 1885 Of the docketof this court
at which sale said William Mackey became tile pur
chaser fIr the plce of 50, i00 cash
Description of Property given in the judicial Con
+, VIZ:
certain lot Of ar nnd tos etner with all the build
ings and nprovem nts thereon, situated in the parish
of Orleans, in the sqnare bounded bV New Levee
Louisa, Pau and DGl0rd Streets DIES gnaed by the M
,, on plan dr,wn nv G. F. Ii upe Deputy Surveyor
General on the 18Th 'eceuber, 1884 and deposited n.
pl IN No TO- in the hook Of plans If Felix iIna, tary
pu,Iic Said lot ~ feet IL inches front II
New Levee ct, - feet depth ON the side adjnine
lot Ne s, and 80 feet 7nches aud lines in depth on TIN
side adj ming the property W. lately, belonging
N Goodae, and - feet II inches width in The rear
here fronts uey a three feet nine inches il
| common To lots $ 4, d O., 7. . and y.
| Clerks Office llcl May, 1888.
| m16 CIV - EVILS Dep Clerk.
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Or NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packe,s1
IL - IL -

-. y AssaaS. .ls-I.
fNNHE ships composing this Line wi. sail from New
q y leans and New York Oh every other Monday
commencing the 10th november, and to insure the
" i'll hereafter con9fs, in i've ctipsvIz: No. 'ins
Ship yn=oo, Captain Trask to leave the 2rth nov
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, to leave on the al,
| December
Ship Huntsville. Captain Eldridger TO leave on the
Ship Vichsburg Captain Woodhouse, TO leave on the
lst Jan lgrv.
Ship Ms s,ss1pp Captain Davis, to leave the 18th
January.
IL The above ships are all of the first class,
cnpIered and copper fastened, and upwards OF 5o tons
burhen are of light dIaught of water being built IN
New York expressly for the trade. The price OF pas
sage is fixed al hundred dollars. Their cabins are
fitted upon the most imp roved and convenient plan aud
flushed in neat and elegant STYLE. Ample stores OF
the first quality will be provided, and every regard mad
TO the comfort and satisfaction Of passengers who
will please take notice that berth be secured I'M
I'll paid tor at the office OF the consignees.
These packets commanded by Captains well ex-
perenced in the trade, who will give every attention.
and exert themselves to accommodate. ] hey will AT
all times be towed uy and down The Mississippi by
steamboats, and the srictest punctualty observed in
the time of sailing
Tile owners of these hips will not be responsible for
aEy let err parcel package sent by put on board OF
.hem unless regular bill OF adng be signed therefore
at the cnanting house of the agents or owners Eel
n BEIN & A COHEN
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FBNHIS highly valuable medicine may be had whole
IL sale and retail New York prices, Of REES g.
D'lANGE 10 Camp street.
1t is confidently recommended for the following dis
eases: Dyspepsia in all its forms; bilious and liver ai
fictons, in every stage and degree; female sickness,
more particularly the Incident mothers; fuor
albus, fever and ague, Incl ent ccnsum ptians de-
clines, whether of the liver lungs hea iache gddi
ness, loss of appetite, trenors, nebran or
derum tremens, affection of all kinds rheu
marism, whether chronic or niammatory: nervous or
bilious evers, OF every variety; scrofula salt rheum
and all bloches bad humors, and impure compilations
OF the skin; essuess night end daily irrablity
and melancholy; the summer complaint, and cholera
morbus darrhea in grown pers MS worms and Aatu
ency with bad BREATH chloross and papations Of the
heart and head; changes of female constitution and for
impaired and dsoreanized constitutions in either sex;
which have not been pc fmanentlv relieved by other
medicines A single trial of DIR W Evars' medicines in
any of these cases. will produce such effects will i'll
dictate their incompatible superiority and induce such
a use of them will insure speedy and unuuestiona.
BILE cure. Directions for accompanying them.
Numerous certificates of cures will be shown from
the length of the catalogue it is impossible give them
publicity through the medium Of newspaper On DR.
Evans catalogue thers upwards of rs OOot cases,
and IN this city we refer to many persons wbo have
heen relieved and in instances entirely cured of
long standing discusses by DIR Evans Canon lie Pills.
apo I'm
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E1Ai lie LA LOUIsIANE-Cour du Pt.,ni,y D;s
tricl Judciare -

EIAl lie LA LOUISIANE-Cour du pt.n,;.r M
trict Judicare.
ElAI pE LA LOUISIANA, toua cet. mn.
80 css preseles concernent, Sa)ut:-A tie, du ans
" aila, MaeEev ayant ache,e ute vente fate nat
decrte sest addresse CRETE de cctts Cor on In d,e
vene tut enregslree le 5eime jour de Mai de Isnnss
1883 pour on avis confornenent un acte de Ia ieSs.
atuIe de rElat de la Louisiana, intnle aActe pour
conhrmer los titles Ges acquereurs aux yenfes ;nds:
ares, Dpprou'f lie 10 Mars 1884. Gull soit connu Fl
outes personres nre esa ees SOFT bar ues
mees an nom de Etat de la Louisiana Ell de h Cour III
PREMIER 1lsnct Judciase, qn pourrasnt avoif droit
Ia propriee ci-apies decri,e, eli consequences a,mn
aut de fote dams l'ordre 10 ddcret OH lie iurshen, ~
ia conr, Ell Veru duque' la vente Ste fits 81, AZ ,c
rregularite on legale dams pestimal;on PAWS az y
,fA g. - mGde De la vene, gu pour une aute CAUSE
que eoqaue de faire voir dams tfene jouIs s,s, Il "A
publicat"n de cete avis pourauo la yehte AMI .,.l L.
ser"t pas connrmee ct homologuee 80"
La ds ptopriete tut vendue par lie Sheriff ss.J;, IL
SEINE Jour dAyr, de lannee 1883, en- sertG un H..
1855 das S S1, sr o. W Ss \. Mars d .h
bei, No. io'S3 dd docket de Gete Cour, laohsIjs
Vente lie d WI Jpn Mackey s'esi rendu acohSrsI,f
pour lie prix de $3,s0O compliant.
Description de la Ptorriee ranres Ia trasfsr Jud;s;.
I'm certain lot de ierre compris ,ous Ies hs,,.sss
et authorizations, situe Ell Id Faroisss dUfikann alh
lllet borue par les res de Ia AonSeIe IsySk ihsiis
raul and uelord d~signt par lie No q aptks un fss
peceinbre 1884, ct denose en- retuds de FeIr CO.;
ntaifa public, conine plan No H. lie dit i'll A. ~
mesnraht vins pieds, ONE pouces lace II ,,s ~ e.
Nopsele Le.ee solaante aunze pieds pf,fonakur al
es ct 09 oa ne ct qss wing, pied
iouche Ia loprete apresen on derpiere unit
nant N uoodall ct hyant dix neuf piees onza H.ss
De large dams la pofondeur, Oh il fait lace prS sliSs
Nos as, TO- 7,S ana 8. '''s '1S ssSs
| Bur au dn CIR
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RsaI,.anI.,a EeArTseS.

A Collection of Coloqual Phrases, on every topc ne
"A ccssarS /, mnintaa conversation, arranged under
itrent heads, With numerous remarks on lie peculiar
pronunciation and use OF various words. The whole so
disosed as considerably to facilitate the acquisition OF n
correct pronunciation Of the French BY A Sollnar a
new edition, revised and corrected.
SELECTION Of ne hundred of perrins Tables, accom-
panied with key, containing the text era! and tree
translation arranged in such manner as to point Out
Y, difference between the French and English ldioin
80 figured pronunciation Of the French, according to
the hest French works extant on the subject le whole
preceded by short treatise the sounds OF The French
language, compared with those Of the English.
A pronouncng French Primer or the scholar ',ulde
to the accurate pronunciation and 1-thography of the
French Lang e, containing its elements according tc
the best usage ~ Bernard ronchn Just received ane
mr. sole ~ WM MckEAN,
n.y. Cor Camp & Com sis.
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aS. grower ~, a,e.
I AVE Just ,eive'I a, their Furnishing Nar.-I

AVE Just seive'lat their Furnishing Nare-b,,,v
NO: " camp street. by recent arrivals from IT,.
r"ps, and the Morrill, Large additions their stock :
useful and Ornamental ho'aekeetng articles which al
ecivey (tley bclieve) form an assor ent more gene.
Al uni complete than s to he found in any similar es.b
'ishment khnwn; consisting Of
SILVER WARE.
Coffee md tea sets; pitchers, WATERS casors candle
sticks ca' tumblers and ;obels table and desert forks
table, deset and tea spoons: aud gravy or IA
govt spoons sugar tongs; sugar. sauce and soup ladies'
,ser fruit, pudding and fish knives; pickle anil deser
knives and forks Napkins rings, sc. principally from
the aanufactory Of Mr. B. Gardiner, of New York
whose long established reputation for the manufacture
Of silver ware is sufficient guarantee Of its superior
quality
Plated CARE OF SHEFFIELD AND BIR.
Tea and coffee urn, tea etts casters, liquor and cor.
'ial stands; superb candlebras and Epe CUES with mir.
ror rlaeaIx, for centre of the dinner supper table
waters round and obIony from to ~ inches: beef.
STEAK and vegetable dishes; rich dish covers; cake am,
bread baskets; dccaner stands; mantle and chamber
:anlesticks wine strlers; coolers and syphons decal-
er labels clare corks srainers, table bells tea Ia
BILE. egg and mustard spoons egg boilers and stands.
toast races, &c.
SILVER ON STEEL WARE.
Table and desert knives, forks and spoons; soup and
'a'ce ladies'; butter and fish knives, cheese Scoops, as
l,arasus longs, vegetable forks, etc.
JAPANNERY.
Fine Gothic Sandwich an round corner walters, in
sets and single, from 10 81 inchcs Ito of baber mache;
bread, cheese and knife trays; large upright plate
WARMERS; SPICE sugar and "a h boxes; pressing cases;
'nda tea tables in nests, caldes Japaned and ofrch
tortoise shell, etc.
LAMPS.
An extensive assortment, among winch are Astral
lamps, all bronzed and gilt, and of rich cut glass; mantle
lamps do, do, each plain and with glass prisms; very
splendid cut glass do; bronzed and Japanned side or
bracket lamps.
CHANDELIERS AND HAN6llIG LAMPS.
Essh and French cut glass chandeliers or lustres OF
4 q 1..I,t
" ~ i5, ~ ana ~ ighs; French bronzed and gilt
rrecan lamps, 8, and lights; hall lamps and lam
eiis rich bronze boa. or centre lamps for drawing
rooms from to 3 lights, lamp shades, glasses and
w'cks. ...-
MANTLE CLoCks, GANDLEBRAS AND
,, VASES.
ronzed and marhei hronzcd and git, and all gilt,
WIN INJURIES, et:i counting house and Kitchen clocks;
bronze" ,nksan's eesar 10; paper weights hetanome
ers' caro- racks, caMesticks etc.
CfiiNh hhh VIZ f''hCELAlN.
rhglisf and French dining desert, tea and coffee
ices OF plan WHITE gold edge, and very rich fancy
!iesi spienl" toiiet setts water and milk pitchers,
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GaEA
@.asU5EEs
NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.


fHNHE subscriber having purchased the lease and fur
l. niture of this we'll known establishment from MI
Taylor thu late proprietor, will be ready to REF GIVE VII
tiers by the LIST of April next.
Numerous and costly improvements Will De found IN
the arrangements OF the Mansion House. New and
more commodons bathing houses will be- built, and
warm tbs will be provided at all hours. stable
will be attached to the house, with good accommodate
tons for horses and carriages. Fist rate horses and
carrages will also be kept for hire at moderate prices;
and sail and boats, with persons to manage them
for the Of visiters Billiards and other anuseens
usually found at watering places, will also be furnished
and conducted 10 Interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF the boarders The wines and liquors will
be- of the best quality, and TO ul supply Of
ice, has already been ordered, whlCh Will arr
about the LIST OF May.
Mr. Frederick Burnard who formerly kept so popular
hotel at Washington city, will condact This no ell for
the proprietor who, with such aid, confidently assures
the visitors OF last year, and his friends generally that
they will receive every possible attention. and thereby
expects to give genaral satisfaction
| The oca! advantages of this house are too ell
known to need a lengt ened description hsfe' me
facts that Pensacola the largest naval station OF the
Governments the general rendezvous OF the Cult squad.
ROM the sauby otts climate refreshed constantly du-
ting the summer months by the coolest recess from
rhe Gulf; the beauty of the bay and the neighbo'rng
island aud rivers; the abundance and decacy OF the
| Ssh with which the waters abound; and lis proximity
the best Southern markets, give Pensacola III" pre-
ference all other places in these lattudes, as
| healthy aud delightful summer retreat.
First rate boats will ru between Pensacola and Mo-
bile and will at all be able take the passengers
from the New Orleans boats.
| NIB ARNOLD.
| Pensacola Feb. 18th, 1898.
NJ Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for tte
families can address the proprietor. AT Pensacola OF
MIR Sewell Taylor the ornlsr proprietor, at dew Or
leans
References.
T Sanford, Esq, MIR Cullan, Alpn, Esq, 1t
| Kibby in Mob lie; s T Taylor, Rea, Esq, in Ne'
Orleans. ......,.
PS-A letter bag, to receive cornnunc ations To-
nersons Mt the hove hotel, is placed at Geo Whitman
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EoulsAIANE-Cour du Premier. N.
trict ElI;..u. ~A's.~as Os1


II 'ErAT DE LA LOUlSIANE.-a .,,. =.
~ ess pr eevnes eoncernent, Salut-A,,enti;, 10
James Barnes Dgss, ayt achele une vents III. ~
'e sherh dc Ia a'osse doIeans la propriete sisn,Ss
decre s'est atesse au CRETE de cee Eou- 81, il S;,
vcne tut enregistree lie cine Jour dAyr;; na,.s
49, pour un AVIS commencement acte d. ia Leeis
v .%s de E!1 tut d. j ssepsisy sci,
personnes in,eresses so par presentcs somss IA
nom dc Ftat te la Lo isaneet de la Cuur u Premier
District Jniciaire, qui pourraien .vur irui, In pro
pr'e'e ,-apres decre, EN- consequence dun default .e
fone tiass portre lie decre lie Judgement d. ls eonr
en- veru dqiel la ven,e etc aite oil lie ute ir,1ru
larte gu esaIite dams Destination Pvis gu e tems Fl
le mode de la vente, pour cause auelconauel
&c a're vor dams renie jours da,er dc Ia publication
de celeaNs pouquoi Ia vente ansi fate nc srra n,s
contirmeee ,homologuee. f
La due proprleie tut ,enue par lie Sheriff aus f L.
80 cine jour de Ma de Fame lSSs, Ell yeiu da, ,I.er.t
%e .e EHt e 1 IT. e.e de Ja"s'er aimee isss,
No. 1871 du Docke, lie ce,te Cour. iame,ls r.m
s'es rendu ac4uereul pour lie prx de sst cin mice
piastres. t '"''SS
Description de la Proprite Dc apres lie transfer Jadi:
claire, Savoir.
Un certain morceau de tei1,e aysc tonte. il. ..:.
ct authorizations qui s., trpuvent aiusj o ,ax ,, I!
privileges etc. appar:eant Dune maio,r o,,.lsE -,
s'tuc au iaxoou'g Ahoncial ion. mesuran{ fn,es,re
any aise) irois cent cml liant six beds et o,,a,re
dun poure fare au Chemin ulduee sur u. ~ 4.
IA nou'elie Leyee ros cent Joiscante u nil dis s;x 800,
!qnatrc hintiemes fare Ia rue Celeste d.. -
ahe eng r'e''s heui pouces,. teux huemes sur ue
igne face la de la See Ievee msbu r.. Us
'sne mi'rophe dc lapropriee de Lauren. Mippdon
e"co'gnure DIES r'es Veille Levee ct DIES onnes d.
tora'at un angle ''roit ei s'etitan, aua,reynst
mo Pr as ct lro's Pouces en- profndcur 10 long de r.
'gne i'nrophe de prolriele du dit Millajon XII:
'lle Ia rue Celest de Ia Iornan, iii angle droi, q
en'an de soHan'e tres peds ouzc ho,slces :, tro;s
tutem sur la l'gne linirophe de IL ,ropre,s de
lie LOUIS De'e, parallel la vieIle Le,sr. A. "
n''nalt un aulrc angle dro ct s'e,enal de uuar,n,s
,ieux psds sept poucet ct cq huitiemes sur Ia i;ene
m,'rolhe de Ia propie'e tu dit Dete parallel il
rue Csles,e aela Torment ,n sntre angle dro e, sten
;emes sur Ia ligne miuophe de la probrists AZ d;t
Des parallel su c'eanpubque sur Ia rse de Il Non:
sele Le.ee ct soxsnte seize pieds quarv poGces ct
quatre huitiemes face IL rue DIES Nonnss,
aun plan dtesse par J. Pile Voyer dc Ia Vile H. ~
Ja'er 1899, a"rese un acte passe par devant LorS
T.. Cane, no'aIe public, lie % Janvier 1885. remss
iHon. a. NJ Buchanan, Juge de la Cour Suse 90 IL
A'r'i lSos. p LIE BLANC,
| aF - ben. Er~As.-s
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR. &c.
HtREAT BRl TAIN, FRANCE and BELGIUT,
W short Four in le35-Ry Hemsn Hum 'hrey,
D. d., President of Amherst Collage, in vols.
Tbs WORKS Of Mrs. Sherpood,-Bclng tue only
cnmnlete and uniform edition published in the
Juned States vol is. just received and for sale by
WINNIE AN,
is2a Corner Camp &mCmea streets.
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NNTAS found fifty milesro the Ballze, III tie month
w of Juiy,a large launch English but) copper
fastened and has been coppered she is y feet long,
and eigh, feet beam; aud has Leen sloop ragged, as
there are iron straps forward for rigging Whoever
cognises said launch, will please call at No 70 Old
ave.. I
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TCPPERAo-2u hbls, III store, or sale ny
" DR1EY,
ie26 A New I.evee
g UGAR-5O hl,fs, prime article, for sale BY
y DORSEY;
iea6 Al ~ evee
nORK-l00 bills Mess, Prime and other description
l For sale by STETSON & AVERY
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FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.

It-3V -,
" Travellers DESTROYS Of taking the Florida route,
via Pensacola to the North informed that frs rate
boats will constantly from Mobile 4 Pensacola,
leaving Mobile and Pensacola other day after tn.
lat of NAV. Good stages will always he provided ny
the subscriber to he in readiness to take from
Mobile, in case OF the failure Of the boats
NIB ARNOLD.
The steamboat Champion leaves Mobile for Pensa-
cola twice week len 70 iy
- UGAR.-56 hhds, prime articls, tor sale ny
= u. DORSEY,
,eoa ~ Ne" even
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ORDERS Rf,tfif ED FOX
JONES' ri tent COTT'O,N GIN,
y, ,he Pteuce, No s. Magazine street, New orleans
TO BE MAN FACTlrRED IN NEW YORK BY
RO8ERI IUG a co.
sC.SLE or Prices i}ollbLe GINS.
For double Gin of M SAWS each
cylinder, making 100 a'"s the stand,
with feeder bands, &c. Al s. per saw, or $3.50 to
Fora nnub,e Gin OF Gu sa Us N ae, !'n'cr,
on i2o SAWS in the stand, let,lkrs, NJ.
81 per saw, 72O 0C
For do of dsI on do. 3 in
stu,d, at Sc d per saw, 500 ot
For do. at ~ saws on DO or 40 saws in
stahds Ct So. 80 per saw, or 2eo IN
SINGLE GINS
For single gin of 80 saws or muee, with
one set of feeders, hn.is, &e at Sc per
saw, $3.50 ol
Ford,. OF 80 SAWS, with lecders Sc 81, Sc
50 per saw, 500 IN
For io Of 10 avs, with feeders, &C. S.
- per saw, 500 "
For do. of ~ saws, with feeders &c. atS7
50 per $50 "
Extra teeth s,,ere desired, f"r fec ders supplied Il
10 cents eaeh; the nher oftee,h being about eq,,
the number of One set of feeders, il is
sile,ed however, will wear out twA three sets .
sows. Extra saws supplied Al 80 cents each.
The Gus .rleleh will be delivered to the agents o
planters IN my nj the Sta por, towns ut the cotton plan
ting States, Al the above piers the agents paying tn
,piu,ihlc for the amount OF the Gin. A Gin wig
will be Sent with The Gins To Put them up where de
sre tho charges Tor whose services will be extra, be
tluei,,te.
rnn running gear also he ordered where desired
reasonable e,rns but will be charge extra. IIos
,ower, ofany description, eau be furnished lik
e,ns. Small steam engines alse be ordered If de
rt,.
is desirable, when planters e i've orders for Gin
rh.y should accompany them with their views in 'esa
81 the arl3mgementn SAWS breasts, brushes, &c.
| I, found they ,fe, opinion. Some desire
| larger diameter thu, others. The most common sz
rs or 10 i,,ches; wish them l2 inches. Som
| wish or rows brushes Gu axle, while others d
not want more TIA, at most. Some wish with
~ y teeth to tile INCH while others want Q or II
W! ucl discrepancy, we prefer they should, :
The time of giving orders, furnish staement of thc
Wishes and the manufacturers fulfil them in ever
particular. Where it is left TO discretion sa
make them en- the most modern and approved par
order be exeeuted, from the time it is received
the space ofrignt nrnine weeks, and the Gin in thu
line placed in the hands OF the factor To be in tim
tor the crop, all orders ought TO be in the hands
tbs nanitaclurcrshy the first middle Of May; exact
tor plantations where they are late in commencing
'ick Or gin cotton.
n. b. The Patent Right for any one of the cetto
growing States, will be sold on reasonable terms.
| ms 6mos