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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-01

The south half Of section four AL and
North half Of section eight rs
And the south half Of section five rs I I'm town.
ship hfteen ISL Of range twenty nine l29l east.
Also, at the same time and ploce, the following
described tracts, which have been claimed under
alleged purchases from reserves, their heirs or
otherwise, but which purchases have not been
Pelec.ed py the payments Of the amounts Of con-
sideration respectively alleged or the production
OF evidence Of such payment to the proper parties
in interest, will be sold in the same manner. un-
less such payment Is made or evidence thereof
adduced, in accordance with the requirements Of
the government, through the Office Of Indian At
fairs, by or before the 18th CT November, 1855,
viz:
The south half of section fifteen T15.l in town.
ship twenty-five ~, Of range sixteen ll6l east.
In township twenty-five r., j Of range seventeen
So III east.
The east half Of section seven C7:1
West half of section seven r.; and
West half of section twenty-four [A.
In township twenty four [2i,l Of range seventeen
HI east.
The north half Of section twenty-four T2i;l
South half of section twenty-four (24; 1 and
East half OF section twenty-six [26.l
Fractional sections six t6l and seven r. I in
township nineteen ll9,l OF range eighteen fIsl
east. =
The west half of section five Is.l in township
twenty 10 Of range eighteen [lsl east.
The west half Of section one ii in township
twenty fouI Gat y Of range eighteen (lsl east.
The south half of section three re- / In township
nineteen ll9, OF range nineteen [l9l east,
The south half Of section twenty. five F25,l In
township seventeen l17,l Of range twenty t20l
The east half Of section twenty-nine 1891 In
townshship nineteen No. Of range twenty t20l
In township twenty-one ri j of range twenty
(20] east, the south half Of section twenty two
~, and the south half of section twenty five RS
IN township twenty two RI Of range twenty t20l
east. = :
The east half Of section nine t9;l and
West half Of section nine 70 BIO
In township twenty -four G2i Of range twenty reol
east - - :
The north half Of section nine T9:l and
West half of section twenty-five T2l
The south half Of section twenty-six r26 I I'M
township twenty-one I'LL Of range twenty .one
The north half of section thirtv.svs ras /, g.,
township twenty-five (22,l Of range twenty1ons
The west half. Of section seventeen RE- a.
tSwnshiP twenty-fOur ta4,l Of range twenty ONE
In township '.veH'; sff r, n. Of range
The north half Of section thirteen Jl3 4 and
LAST bali Of section twenty. ave RS 4
The south half Of section three f3. In towuship
n1leen l5,l Ct range twenty-five fl3l east :
The east half Of section twenty mine rae L An
1881 east. -
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MoBE-sseamer Cafona-l4O Robinon-5s
Ph Martin, eo csiannOn GraOgNTOts
1893 bales cotton. ~
LoUsyILE-Stsamsr FrADkin-7sq bbs pork Martin Owen
cobBas do eks bacon hhdH tobacco
tobacco wala aeo48 aeoss do no
dewald do do Rode aid Pderit aeos Rawins
Norton Rosin.oa hbds iabses
oats % Do &c
orderaoo asisapara Wight bbs Tarrente
bslova ReddsIs STARK Day saufarEas atkins
butter Grief %ce-i k.g honey MaoneS bales cotton H
RUTHLAND--Seamer W Farmsr-l4S bales cotton oakev a
MeIihnny &coqs Williams rs fcoS
sac do Cleveland Brethsrs &cos do
ln Duncan SSco5 do do Andrew seau5do Mea
sagar,3 bbls molssses.'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. swBey--l14 hhds sugar bb syrup
hides Beocq &c2 hides uundrsa
hhds sugar, Is bbls moassea.
MoBnE samsr oegopI2l bales sottoa Ragssy,
@ do do Harris Morsans do do q mills Bell, Bue
&eo--snndriss to ordsr-Toa 1913 bales cotton. =
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Lansel Hll--s5 Shaw L
bbs molasses Converse &eee do do Feowes
order.
WATERLoo-ssamer New cotton Ar
Audrey serauio hhds SUGAR. Deasgrsss odoy Asin So
do do Bugisr-sundesto ordsrTotal 10 bales
&co1s Watt, ken Nobeso Nelson aeo~b4
50 sua wight 6ssasUt pss snsls
ddgs a. Coffin mo Cox ellis Boyd9o Richard Nugnt
nag~as Fsdsndr 1sos Walker
Robson Aenq Redgl, Robert, Terrible
Golng-f4 do
hrs e Benton &eo-as do do Laughln55
Total 629 bales cotton.
FI4ATBOATs.
oNcNNATD sPaghs bacon 10 tcs ham. 80
lard, so boIea candles and sundIies, tomaster.
gallons are To aste,
INDIANA-Two boats-ls0 tons hay, to order.
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Passengers Arrived by steamers

From Bayou SARA-Bg The Ld,ae, HH: 80
Sanuelf, Rsse Lnol Daien L R Ransacn DR. ehaar
Yanind LeB Martini Higgins Harps au
2seryan,s yenss, Callen servant ktobo
rough, Pope. AagIonne MIAle servants ohabs
Mis- Wilson Mrs landlord Mis- Mia Mr. Mills and ady Miss
trout Miss rigs Robert and Orr AMeCnlen
Fields, pantarque, L Williams @z$
From WATERLoo-By the NeU Latona: 49,
Miss Mary Helena, Mrs Biseoe child Haypes Morris
Michel Gibhan, uc Rimaud, Robertson Dr. Christn
zebau, ysrloin, LAMBERT Wilkinson and brother, Dunn
FROM INpIANoLA GA1vEsroN--By the Charles Morgan
lady Miss son Richardson snd lady Butler and
LADY, LADY, m Messe Ars Efenbacf
2daughe Sledge lady and children Stay and chit
dsn mests bqm Kas stanhcre Thompson Badngs
Norton, Parker D Addison, Martin, Cline Hohenha Adler
Levi johnson, MeGar, Auo II aneock Al lngerauil
Powell, Roof Capt Desdcrne B Yard Salzman
Kenhr, and 10 on deck. =
FROM SAN JuAH DE NIcARAuGA-By the Prometheus:
Bishop lady Meuod lady, Bishop Mrs Hip
LAvrsth Murphy James EdwaY, Cameron
Fie NJ Fsher w Msron, n Melt, NJ Gordel John Bldda
Daniels Lawrence Meys Rice Cotton s Z Hryy
Frgzol Degin lawrence M ReA ep RIcRan
Williams, John Baker shylana schampu Sharp Wesy
Milo Eulon Msadows Wits and ehdfen
Paine, Schooling. n Wilkinson VIM Jaclanan nj Willis
Williams Palmer. Wilkinson, bailey Wells Lansing,
CHaghes Calhoun James Schooling III Nnnie james Graham
MRheny, and others IN the steersgs. =
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MACKIsoN q MUTpHY.

T0PPER, TIN AND SHEETIRON WORK
" ERs, BRASS FOUNDERS AND FINlaERS and Manufac-
uIer BrtchingH sea Trans Clarifying ~ kyapeating
Fpers, juice Pans Steamboat AnPlanaen Work
general No. Front and 10 Futon bween Common
GraYIeI sleets, New OFiean 49,
All hatkfsy received prompts e28
EINIoN INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
Warehouse No. Al John street. Yorx elusive Manufac.
aIe undeG Patent Of Patent Ygcad Metallic Rubber
ohns offer for sale for the Home snd Trade the best
CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Coats Gloak gapes Army Navy GoodI Rsehng and Pea
Jackets, Walking and Riding Leggins-
las CLOTHS. 3
Lusred and Plain Carriage Cloths Enamed d. Neodion Cloths
Tarpaulns Printed and Plain Piano forte and Te
Covers E'+7S3
- AIR WORK. m
Air Beds Pillows Cushions LrePeerss LBoa Buoys etc.
Hose of all kinds. 35l3aao e. = 49,
suRGlGAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES, ~
Breast Pumps, Syrnges, Hospital Shesug, Ca Bsgs Npple
Shields, Nursing Bottles, Teethng Rings, Gas 1ug,
The Goods made by this Company stand any
Glmate E"@= seS D. M. WILSON, President.
=. NJ. sHsrpARp, Treasurer eretary iss 4n,
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EXPORTS.

Cahawba-l454 bblu -four So
skuH bblH sugar s2seoo specie, ID fkgs mdse.
GALVESTON Axico-a0e bills aou
50 do whisky 400 coils 200 baggng 800 salt
10 cotton SO bales hays 100 lo candles
HAvANA-Brg Mary Eizabeh3OO keg
butter casks and 50 ties hams 10 900 hoops.
APAIACHICOhASehr -four pork 20
whisky bags coffee bas
oikum 80 coils rope, 50 pcs baseing, hhda sugar
FALMouTH-sch Flying Dragon bb flour pork
seks
CHRIsTI-Scbr TaiahaGsee5 hhds sugar. las
tobacco whsky potatoes,
wagons, 5000 bricks 80 kegs lard 400 pkgs mdss
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%. ~slsr q BE- praasA sprips contain. ia COG


Divssting The subject" ddsn of uss points
may be sad 10 yet uaiee may safely attribute
esss good effect in Of d}spsp the soHoeb
w oaae Of the Of aoda. unites with
hs an~hosome acids Of stomach doing
po,on q catborc acid "hA transient ia aeid
eHses snd erers favorable naeues dssive
nsryeua system' relieving gefrsabs exh
atm Illuminating the rahhiy govt broggh
On ny me hhic acid din hes, acting By Of tbs aika;
essss Of gravel Where the eauu. h acid deposit
aemg n double wayl actual vovent By The
me ha6ilaa deposits induced prove
g great yaa For The latter named purpOa the the
Of soda - : q
Csrbonata soda in cases Of hoop ng
me water woad be mild substitute for the snsl ahains
'spharous In many dtseases and are with
seh nent employed IN skin Diseases supposed
Sssd pTSriss asaess pyIisss herpes se used
aer,ne iuaeons amsnoThea aud eho,es rheumatism
nd govt or these the Alkaline suphur Spring
SO etenaiyey known these
Aost add that
though srceled matter they hardly yield AM
y = pleasant and health bringing mineral ra,er.S
been effected by theuss Of invaluable waters
Csrrisgss and
enge TO and from the and for tbs Of visitors during
stay.
N.BTbe Propeora beg append wiAg
on OF these wae that the public Judge for themselves Of
value:
We, the undersigned, Nth qaale.
Pertfes therein the beneficial resulting
use Of them, especially in chronic inf mmations Of e Ansntaf
canal ia hp siausr rheumatism
nvsrae sonE peculiar Chronic namna the skim biarI
ca,ca certan forms Of diseases o the urinary egsn
r 4. LAMBERT, D. MP
W. RUSHToS,
49, AID. PEGQUET,
Jess dawa iii. Ko6ANET :.
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ARRIVED

Steamship Charles Morgan Galveston,
Harris d Morgan-lst district,
Steamship Pometheus, Churchill San Nieaagua
VIC Tsmpleton previously reported Guarnhtinsi district
steam b oets.
W P swiney Bowlss, from Aittakspas. .s 40.
HR W Hill, Newell, from VickshhTg.
w W Farmer, Cannon from Ruthland. ~
Ben franklin Dollas, from Louisville. 5.rF
California, Mobile.
Oregon Myera, from Mobile.
Laurel Hill, Cotton Baysp Sara. tH-.5..
New LatonR Gross, frofa Waterloo
CD, Jr, Holmes, from Yieksburg.
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TEyo THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LoUT.


j. sIANA-ons Of the points Of present in the
of Sugar. fuel obvious to thu
practical planter that uebeo large cropb Plenty Of Plant
Cane The advantages Of boiling BY steam in sd
iscted with the Of the ordinary boilers much
Their reduction both in the fuel and the apparatus bring
Steam Train INTO general
Cheap Indispensable inncrtap
completely the The PATEs STEAM GENE
ORATOR. the principle Of the celebrated Steam Fire
Engine. now two years in operation. -5
The Steam Generator the advantages being
face and abHobs nnetenth Of the heat from with
for burning the tle4 any
required to take off the
Rapidly in generation which 10 PRESSURE
eone hundred pounds square nC five nuss lighting
thetre.
The advantage the sreharged the eyapora
ton oquids well known, and be opeatonhe heated
TO extent at pleasure hest witho
Perfect safety from explosion. there not being large body Of
water explode and hot being
Economy in fuel water and price ofcost.
One Of these Steam Generators wa erected and tn this
the plantation of COL R. Q. Camp bervie and
merits fully teatad Ii worked by negroes the
saving If fuel Of that required with M other
Grssnwccd in Cincinnati The undersigned has appointed Gen
era Agent for Louna snd the West ndieH
practical boiling confidently recommend
this plan as the best hherto out for gensnng cheap
with cirihe evapoators and made
and frat rate workmanship at lower prices than hherto
IN Louisiana Also Vacuum Pan Centrifugal Machnsa
Black Aparatuse the Globe Works Of b. Co.. New
York.
The put Tansin operation furnish
the the forcs
Those parties who the b b. furnshed will
asall manufacture the pahauon
aged the and made at niing
WI DO furnished and Instructions given personally
In the making the article. A. ns TAFT.
ct Agents In New Orleans MeHss Y00RHiES. aRIGGS CO.
10 Tchoupitoniss street. fell 3pdGwtf
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je9s dawf
TIE BOSTON POST,
BOSTON STATESMAN AND WEEKLY. POST,
TIL REss- AN D. 6 ST.


AND THE
BOSTON STATESMAN AND WEEKLY. POST, :
For 1855.
w The TaTs Of Journals for the ensuing For the
DAILY POST 81 for the PRESS AND Est ssniyestiy
WEEKLY POST. (Fridass) %:
yea stsaiy Increased popular Their
sbspons exceeded extent and aggregates the
They edited by cHAs. G. GREENE and RICHARD FRoTH-
INsHAM M and employ large and competent corps Of assistant
aPsssd make l ssir eeamHs yauabs and insrss.hg
N Il s y s % oal IL IL
success which shs poSI has enjoyed and we Halter ourselves
foreign parts Unoni
par.gaphs the reports Of home matters lectures and
and remarks weekly sviews the geanines
from London Pics0rials European publications. the pOhca
poea conbuons which make the Daily aue Of the POST
@ H Tss sfs % q
Spicy selected original designed Every Taste
busine o New Ensiand department paper
Of The character Of trade
accurate ves # passing events in the commercial world
mp Po Psss n r.
handsomely printed on fine ana the slbepor
The BosToN STATESMAN AND WEEKLY POST al,eady eu
large circulation AID ta rapidly nereasng list ae
history svsry orssa news detail. domestic
agricultural items commercial and articles
political records every poetry, reading
matter humorous Items sPsram IN fact
species nasiai and The
Clubs taking copesn package will be furnished al
q liberal discount.
with the public want Iney are edited IN latin ~
principles spirit and consultation 70
peneng they dos into such variety Of
whole Union and read BY AZ classes
SA'sA FAA 'sA'e''' = '''".1' BEALs. GREENE d CO.,.
ind al Water Boston.
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Coat to .arYsUe.

- The undsgnsd prepared nraes for the delivery
PITTSBURGH COAL the River, in tbs City
most favorable terms. = .-u=s i. ,...s5
MORRISON, MscLosKEY CO,
jys tsp3t No. 1Cs Gra5ier street.
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DIADoN SPRINGS. ALA-Tbe nro. 49,

~ Presors Of hs1 Mineral sotinxs ua Fsh
= healthy seEon q rse woods, n
fgst hnd tf7 rnlsa north Mobile,
anes q ihas leaving tie city M health dung
s5d eonismpsea sad prepsra
nothig shall DO wanting part % aEs
st these Spriegs The agreeable. 's'o'1e'
They
eor Riddsilf of The UnssrSiiyoi Louisia7a. " f''
.ster Of the Aksin Sulphur Spring ousaisa ia
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PASSENGERS.

Sailed for Nsw York steamship CahawbaWm AinE
Pierce Nelson, Segur, Beshe servant Mrs
HON, servant Mr. Leeds and
friend, Van Benhuysen, Montgomery Mont
geometry Hsnsu LADY and servant abank Fato vsgay.
Misc Nj Le Har and
yan Tomgkn M RI Sewatt Mrs. Tompkna child,
MsFal Allan, Flash AeI1ufee and lady Mira MARY Couon
Havana-C Gartauysis Theo Duyapt
FraueiBco III Rodtigues.
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MONDAY MORNING. July 9, 1855.
s CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Cahawba, shuteldt, York, via Havana,
James Conray &eo
Steamship Mexico Lawiesa Galveston Ma.sgorda,
s.Gs Morgan
Brig Mary Elizabeth, Thompaeu, for Havana espae
SuhF Aursia, Hanson for Apalsehicoia, Mitchell
WiskhA
sch Tallahassee, Nelson, for Corpus ChI.ti Wiekham
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MEMORANDA.

Steamer Farmer Capt Cannon reports ave feet Ruth
ud ouAea River, and four feet from Rnhnnd Columbia
falling Keel boats from Monroe reported eighteen
on the bar at that place.
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CATTLE MARKET.

E SATURDAY EVENING, July 1865.
There arrived to-day 1886 Texas and Attakapas Cattle
The market for Western Cattle ID not good, from the
fact that the arvan have been greater than the demand
STILL prices for choice Western have not changed Hogs
Sheep Veal Cattle fair demand prices are
firm at quotations:
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Stock on hand not cleared. ...... .43,lbz lSoos
TOBACCO. I've heard Of III hhds A. r. sold at.
and Is Selections at 100 y ID.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. :. The only sale Of Sugar
that we noticed was 80 hhds Inferior at 40 p ..0f
Moasses lot of 65 bbls Fermentng sold at $50 y
gallon. Ss H4-.55.u,g 5.
sFLoUR. There was good export demand and $500
bbls were disposed Of including 500 superhne Indiana,
some time store at U.s. and 5000 st. Louis part
the levee and all taken by party said to be at 81 so
oS7 rs bb For another lot of 500 bbis supsrfne in
store, an offer Of 81 IS refused
GRAIN... Little was doing in Corn owing to the rain
and noticed Gales Of only about 800 Sacks in small
lots at To72e though holders generally askn4 75e
a bushel.. OF Oats 1900 sacks were taken, including
600 St. Louis 48e bushe 800 in lots 50 and 200 at
$50 U bushe Bran dull with Gales Of 2lo sacks at
s21fe, and ton FridayJ 400 at 300 v 100 Is.
PROVIsIONs.. We noticed only retail sales of Mess
Pork $18 u.s. with offers Of Unexpected at s1S 90
p Dbl for round lots. Bacon in request at full
prices, with sales of $50 casks including IL Of Prime
Reboiled Sides the evee at 9e 20 at 9 81 at the
same and is of Clear Inferior quality at o. p ib..of
Lard BOOT kegs Prime were taken at 11he y fb.
lot of 81 bales good Western sold at s2s
u ton. .s
COFFEE. 400 bags Rio were disposed Of at lo&s p
| lb. ...e..~ +.-. --- g5=
GUNNY BAGS. We noticeda sale Of 900 bales on
Friday at the high price of 1876, cash.
LARD OIL. .65 bbs sold two three days ago
at 7sc % gallon
WHISKY we noticed only retail transactions at 81
| 332e D gallon for Rectifed. ...
FREIGHTs =. Cotton shipping for Hayre at ~,
and no more ships to be had at ia to Liverpool,
| EXCHANGES. Demand limited at our quotations
Sterling 1lo0 1lo1s
New York sixty,day Bills. ss8i > ct din
Sight Checks on New York..,.........5Sf@1 y pr ct
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HARDWARE.


WATERMAN. M. a kzafs
j. Waterman g. Brother, - ,.
II A ROW 4 Re- III ERC.H rs,
CORNER on COMMON AND MAGAZINE STREETS
- Have on hand and are daily re-
eeIviAg by foreign arsais, issnersf
sfrisc
49, - HARDWARE Cutlery, ETC.
Nsts,
~ kas On Scythss " 55-ls-E
Carpenter. Tools eompls.s, VI .5.=-4
.It= Coopar'H Taoa,
~ -t.-f Anviis, Vices, BelIsxn.
Stock mad DIss,
Garden EnRinsH. Pumps,
t Piosshs Hsy C1ttess, Cezn hhssIsss.z
Agricultural n plsrenla -
Aiii Crescent and PIT Z
Hoea, Hnes sbove.s SPADES Yokes Busyr stnxs.es
AndroHs, FsndsEz, ShoTal sni longs, Lathe
Copper And Coal Hoas, = Pfasfpral scaies
Single and Duusa Bsrfai Guns, .Yst Cora Mills,
Coffee Hselss Chafng Dshss, Coz Crsehsf
| u Chinese Songs, Bedstseda, -
Britannia and Plsted Ware, 5 -.
% A5f Meat Cutters Sausaxe Buffers
Stock Kettles, Portable Furybs,t i
goSa ly5p Ssiner, Fiahng Taekses, etc, etrs
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Ia EG LARD-1O00 kegs prime.
lay CANVASED HAhISl50 terces various choices brands.
WHITE BEANS-s5 bbls Navy.
BUTTER-320 packages ht. Louis etc.
CHEESE--I15 hoxes new, landing.
IEAS--500 pkgH Green and Black
DRIED APPLES-Ll6B bblr B7ston. s.
#+ LARD OfL-i00 bbls Proctor Il Gnuhle's.
STAR CANDLES-a00 boxes g. Shilto X Cess
CORDIALS-l0U
sTOUGHToN BfrTERs-lO boxes Sowene, Froumsn &Ce.
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE-a50 boxes In good order.
CLAY PIPES-50n boxes.
LEMON sYRUP--99g boses Mhlefa. 49,.
PI1KLES-2b0 bore aizes, etc. For tale by
A, D. GRIEF h CO., Nos IS, 40 and a. Old Lave
ies I'm WarehoNs ]. Noa 2sk snd2e Oldi'-as-
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n OUISIAHA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Ia Camp and Lafayette srssThis Inuiion has besn organ
tsd under he
and viii BE- opened for the aneaen business On THUR
DA Y, the Sd inatanf.
The which snpy tina. ofA Saving In
tuon For the Of afordng portsny accnaA
their it provided in the that small
Dime will be received on deposit.
Money Deposited Interest the following rates have bosn
ablished
Deposits for rals
ofthree per cent PR annum. ~
Depoas no. mos pnhs inter
est al the rate offouI Per per annun
Deposits smopha, Of Eve snt
Money
be allowed
Oh Frdsys deposits will be only fran Females
....TRUsTKEs.... -
VIM. Fl. Garland, W. b. Bobbs, Dennis Crouan,
Pat. Irwin, Jas M. Forgay, kJno. b. Camden,
Sec. c. IL wrason, Jno. Coleman, Jas. NJ. Rand.
a, L. 70 ersaon, VIM, H. GARLAND Pre- sdsni
NswOrIsans, August II, 1854. suaty
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COPPER.FACED. TYPE
FEyHE NEWTON COPPER TYPE COMPANY,

FENHE NEWTON COPPER TRE COMPAN1 !,
in giving notice Of their removal or No. 70 No. North
William (enancs No. II Frankfort free beg to ask tbs
particular of Printers the they have
recently made in deir work.
have a at place. greatly increased facilities for Cop
per Facing Type Stereotype Plaies, Cn,s, etc
feature in hdatneAsis hAon our e specimen
Books Of the principal Type Founders th United ior lhe
of Prnters 1t Is believed that na Will Prove great
to PnrB whether residents QtemPoAriy Lere,
abpg them to AZ glance and comparable rec
company directly iou3eTs, DESIRED
One Of the stockholders OF his pdsa in London and
operates there h will give
liar Of getting from thee ahed any sf our patrons
des cit and SO oder a, ..
Jhe Printers this city aese where for the lat
three nthe of Fpseems 70 leave quite
Unnecessary thttnue Of improve
the comparative inertia Of coppe,nd type metals Tor the
ecs OF printing BY Coppert scing are made io NO
10 three times durable they work produce sharper
iupaon efs ink and eitate by rendering the
letters OF ice ALPHABET more easily distinguishes.
Owing the difficulties have hag our work properly
done, from this PLACES have or heFeaens cased ELI
agencies and this is tbs only place the Ud States where type
cannow be Ccppsr-Facsd.
Til Company Dr. NewtoT Patent I'd al persons
ond not 70 infringe said Patent stner epps Type
bypsing that Copper faced by others Imam th onpany
SCALE OF PRICEi.
Small Plea Id. Mnon. Id.
Plea. .....s....d INonparet .~....A
Long Primer.....s Agate. ....1s
Bal geos .......s..s Pearl .-..s......25
Bieyisr... ....-.le Diamond. .r....-.So S.
TzHasApproysd noes at MONTHS cent discount for
cash. AECASE, Secretary.
Frankfort street, York. May i4,s5s. mysotf
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CLOTHING.
GROCERIES.

r. w. Adams,
Corner of Frcnt, Common Fnison streets.
II Has constantly hand large
esss for aa at The lowest essh
STEAMBOAT sToREs-sPeciaf paid Esspsnr a
all ines sfpll nsasired Boat os9Iys
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Cheap! very Cheap!!

ESO H0USE-KEEPERS - ECONOMIST ga
IL AND JACKSON RANGES, GgATEs Asp STOVES. I'd
Cooking StovsS Of full sxes and fully aaaned bake 10y
we'll pesa from ell TO SUD- comp and aiao the'S@E
wsll known Economist Ranges. !573+i.s
Tbs large number OF important Ihaye lately sold
has 10 the Advantage referring to st Of
Of parch who well kaown city, snd will youn
at and readily be shown DESIRED The Of the perfect
baking Of ooth ovens, staple arsngmsn Of he SIDE Tsei e5i
with open top winch soids the team and Pfeysn
70 accumulate Inc convenience Of nanspG 50 T. ssna On
similar TO ordinary stoves, all u ems OF ne
most APPROPRIATE Ranges particularly hmies in changing do
| cEs 4EgE
gtpanned aud Tin WnIc, Brocm als Kitchen Uens
Lamp Oh aad Alcohol Globe Chmneys sd Wick, Camphips aud
spirit Cas-
All Of Work and Repairing ae HOUSE, FURNISH
ING GOODS ESTABLtSIMENT 1873 Camp set, adjoining 81
Patrick's Church. w, I.BODGSDN,
isaecesa u.
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yEtWIBILL s. AITKIN, GAS FILTERS, No. 100
III Common street. under the Gas Office, New Orleans.
Mr. AIfKiN been above business ihia city,
last years, therefore
~ All work dane By Us will be guaranteed
Merchants, Hotel PropeoIs will
calling the above office to have their
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> New Orleans, June 30, 1855. ~ --N-.
WSHE undersigned have formed Copartner-
III ship under the firm and style of KANDEviLLE 4 Nc
ILENNY for the purpose OF ansacting Coon Factoage
General Commission businela
3T7s e. GEo.k Vaudeville,
~-- RUFF McILHENNY.
Thsy will attend to the outstanding basneasf Msrdevis Lin
ton, aud r. Mc1henny b Co.
New 0risanA, June so, 1855. jy2 I'm