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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

wspvKpAy. Nov. 2s-eP.

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 26-6P N.
Quotations for stocks are steadily settling down. Che
market has for weeks dspende eotrsly upou the
ability large holders 70 carry their With the
ancies piled up IN large blocks In the hands OF spcu
tors who depended entirely upon hypothecaHon up to
the very harde it utterly impossible for prices to
be long sustained at points which have days
past ruled. The Buyers ing since completely filled
up, while sellers have for time past been dsily ia
crtasiDg The abser Of buyers and ado tiona
her Of sellers appearing In tie street, placed the
In very doubtful position II has a. last geen way
and have doubt there will be modea ate decline
before another traction takes place II the bears look
for a very rapid very great fall they will he mi.ts.
ken. IRE movements In Erie have been extrsordi
nary, and tho result of the combination Ia stuff.
Gent to satisfy any that all such efforts to
corner the market any fancy stock must ba
futile. The daily transactions In Erie have amount
ed to Thousands Of shares, whether the market
Price has ben ~ or 90 pc cent All the
way down and oil the way up the daily operations
Ia about The extent. The recent fnanci, state
nert Of this company is probably the most unfortunate
movement that could made just now. With
sn incresfe in Indebtedness Of more than half mioa
ac Doweceed, sfer the expenditure Of the entire net
earnings Of the year. Is fact MT at ali calsuated to
help up the stock. With such n statement Def re W
rom the Erie Company question very naturally arises
regarding Il probable product OF the New York
Central road ing about the Of busiuess
oIger capital and with rnvagant xpendi-
lures in every department Of ITS operations. The differ.
eIce In earnings in favor Of the Central is
than offset by the difference in capital &c Toe OF
the Ger tr,l ~ about equal 10 the oebt of the Erie II
Fie after paying per cent i's SIS coo 900 of
debt has nothing lett for its stock no ders We do not
see how the Central pay eight per cent It's
S.6,0c0000 Of stock and the interest on Us debt
besides. II is firm belief that the New York Central
does mt much net it, COST rather on is
capital Erie and doubts the insolvency Of the
latter. Why stock should be selliog at 90
Oh per cent while the other Is selling at 40 so per
cent is past comprehension One Of these days this
Dc nsistency may be much moderated.
There not much activity in Nicaragua Transit to-
day small lot sold at the first board at 1914 pc
cash.
The transactions In Erie and Reading this morning
quite large nowihstsn ing the decline In prce Cum
berlsnd also freely offered. At the frat board vr
ginis 6s iell OF per cent; Illinois Central Bonds, NJ
Nicaragua Transit NJ Pennsy lvapiA Coal, n; Cumber.
snt Coal, "; Erie IA Chicago and Rock Islaod, IN;
Rssdirg, l; Michigan Southern, n; Panama, l. Csve-
lard Toledo, IN. small lot of Galena AMI Chicago
sold At 40, buyer 60 days.
The ling 'ales Of bonds stocks made at
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Marriages, Births and Deaths.


IN san Francisco, October 49, ~ Rev Mr. Perpont OF
PhcefviIc, Mr. Clemens stese to Miss soloma sigwalt
In Georgetown, October 10, Mr.. John Merchan. to Ms
In sacramento, October 81 Mr. Richard Billet TO Miss
Amelia, daughter OF Colonel l.. Hagan.
In Jackson October u, Mr. g. =. rripp 70 Miss Emily
in shata City, October Is, by Mr. Justice CALDWELL Mr.
j. spa'z to Mss Agnes Meyer daughter Of Pus Meyer
In Los Angeles October H. Don santisg, Watson to
popsa Dolores Dominguez. October IL Mr.. james
Kellogg 10 Miss Amer lea Isabel Asher Also at the sans
time and place. Mr.. George Beopp to Miss Jane Asber
In san Juan. Nevada county, October 20 Mr.. William
Heath to Miss Martha Stewart.
In Warrington. Yolo county, October IS Mr.. y. Burr
TO Miss J. r. Porterheii.
n santa Clara county, October o. Mr. Charles Hsasy
70 Miss Arna Morgan. October H. DR. john d. Scott t.
AZ Trinity Church, by Rev @. B. Wyatt H,ratio P.
Willis, Esq Boston, To Rcbeccs Baron daughter Dr.
David A. frgsr, of Staten bland, N. Y.
Az Los Angeles, Oct. 23 by Elder J. G. johnson, Mr.
jonathan Ray to Miss Agnes, daughter Of jesse Hi
~ Los Angeles, Oct. II, by Rev. N r. Peck, Mr. Samuel
Hart y, Miss Lucinda +. 1bbets.
AT Auburn, by y y. Mason, Esq William +. ROBBERS
TO Miss Ann Maria Johnson, boih of Virginia PA or
In san Frapcisco, on the 25h October by Rev r
Dwighs Hunt, Mr. David TrcDbly OF san Francisco 10
Miss Nary N. kron, of Stockton.
In san rrsnci.co, the 2stb October BIZ Rev d
Briefly. Mr. William $ scott aud flizshqtb Ann Clark
~ y, Iouir sierra county Oct II Mr. John North of
Vallejo, 10 Miss Matilda o.good, Of st. Louis
At Maiysvillc by Rev Mr. Hager DR.. 5. T. watts and
Anna Nifgbts Stephcnstn.
At San jose, Got rs, by Rev. T. Corwin, Mr. Giyens
Gsorge 10 Mis- Fanny Wourn.
Al Jose Mr.. Frederick G. Appleton to Miss jose
phine Wilburn.
A. ssn Juan. Nevada county, Goth Oct, by l. g. F'y
Mr. William Heath Miss Malta stewart all or the
ssnc place.
~ fsn Francisco Oc' cber IL, by Rev g Lacy Mr
jane :. Vel 70 Mss Mary Barry al Of thu. plaza
IL IAN rAncisco Oct 20 by tho same MIR JJha Hetty
Ia hts. fmrna rravers. az san joe.
H. r'sct ton October 49, at the Synagogue him All o
vim Ny Jonathan IA hariah, fsq, Mr.. A. LOWS TO Miss
nuro,hc, Melisr, all OF tat city.
In sen Iiancitca, November I, by Rev r. g. Lacy
VIZ. William Pr,ichard 10 Miss Kate lyle all OF san
franeisso
In San Frarcisco, November l. by Rev. n. r. Cutler
vr Jaues :. Boyce "a Mise f.n k Kirby all o. san
fnbciseo.
rfRTHS.
IN Sacramento October 80 the wifc OF David Mcekcr
~ IL
H. Hafysyille the lady Of Col. r. Rust Of o -on
a, Ysrysvill, the lady Of Mr.. frank Cook ~ SON.
Al nJnola'- Terry, San joaquin county, the vile OF
VI. '. Camp ofa son.
BIrD.
On The gusrmnes river, Sacramento county, Oct 15
Wis Catherine Murray, aged - yeara formerly Of 81
touis No.
- w,.consn mn. NJ. John ueroerger must ian from
GENITAL Nce Yo-k ae.a - years
IL ssn fAaucscs or. -, fenjspin Cornell formerly
"a .rtth tatairalih. Ntas. ageb IS year.
IN tNn PAM =" ~ tte fUirr ~ 0e' 81 WIZ
80 fr iatt y.At
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WEDNESDAY,, NOV. 20, I6OO.
The receipts Of beef cattle Mt Aerto'ns have BEEN 70
fnir extent, and the market T. without quotsbe change.
The demand has been moderate h,ogh Of the 3o4 on
ene, very few left unsolc The quality, gene
rally, ordinary; few foe egllocks realized lilo.
the pound but Il average rrcc Tor the day about
&c. Cows AM cslves IN limited supply, and with
gosd demspd fun prices were realized--s5 sos ~
H. quality. Vesi calves ranged from $40. 7c with
Moderate cemsDd. Saesp and lambs slow Of yale,
tu, there II no sbst. In prices Swine in
i've demand, aud 200 were soi al 6kc. 7l<c., live
weight
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AN'THEt UT


4'hAArN PEI % -
iaHBs G. IrsDs, Mt BrowDings, SOLD about 1853 sheep
and snhs ~ g. C2 Ss for sheep, and 81 25 for lambs
~. icosirg Il tie iy report % the CHAM
hslsits,5s bee cattle ~ 80 $40; 7,tb9 sheep and
Anh~ g. 20, 81 and calves SIS 40 sos; lis
eel calves. fh,e weight) axe 10.
m. ,ale of -ie lambs by Fogle judd at Cham
trIains PM '-Head for the week ending Nov. g. 1855,
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variety = negro representations Woods management
tas gained IA pubic estimation-aad hence hi great
tlccess.
ftcfIfYs sfRfAIERs- The buresque opera snts rtal.
ntDts which aregivon nightly this pl zee of am ,ss
nsnt enci, nearly cheers rom me su1ience. fine bill
f.r tbis even Ug
hEfTAN's HAu--Tbe AleghsDans will give two erand
concerts at th,e4 and The other At seven oocx Ia
lie evening great variety Of vocal and instrumental
Jieces al selected.
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b'osing very hard At the time, and should &c
have BE- Zen ou IN the city the time tbs engines
sv.y uee souh - q xtinguishiog IL. lhis
prersuD Wa taken ny M Caprice, the Assistant
gn.f who dr.c ed ,eyefal 81 The eJmpAnies
H. they reached the n Mi ssioa
sh1t We are Iegues'ed 10 state that Capt Dorland's
y feiurDes 10 him last evening II was sd
Ia q patty IN whose cnarge he lett It At the Are had
sn-eondsd wnh Il.
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MACEERFL FIsHERIEs.-The Bay Chaleur vessels
sIe arriving in great msers at Gloucester sna
The feet are nearly all in. In three days fory ve
eis arrived o. ,hat por and the brgest fcm We
had thousand bsrreJe OF
wisive few days since Recently sells on th,s
have bad some very fair fishing several OF the
Gloucester vessels have done very well.
Turing the year 1854 hundred and sixty We men
hung IL The Upi,ed States for murder on this nun
Der only could read and wiite. What lesson
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At the second board he de .idedy better.
inos Central onds nd ranced cent, Erie, l. aicli
gan Southern III Reacing, y. After the board ~
Nicaragua Transit made at 1873 buyer 80 days New
York Central Rar ad 1T o. cash aad Erie at s9I, :ah.
New York Central appears t. be steadily but gradually
settling down again. The canal remaining open and Ia
naveatie oider operates injwiousy upon the Central
Cornpapy's receipts The Board Of Boxers adjourned
This Afternoon to Friday, to give the membe ,ae
grea freedom for the ep ment Of all the good thing
provided, custom directs.
The Banking superin tendent officially that
he Eve per cent York loan made in De-
cember will be received at the BANK Department o. 90
Ter cent.
The steams hip Pacific from this pors for Liverpool to-
day, carried out 81, COO in specie.
The steamship Star Of the West, at this port from
inclusive. Che has srece freight, bit have ad
vices Of the shipment Of about g. BY the Panama
route.
The Howard Insurance Company have declared div
dend Of fifteen per cent the Ihgh Canal and Navg
Company three per cent
Messrs. Atwood Co. win pay the coupons due on the
Nl~auiie and hiA<pippi Rail DAD Company Sinking
Fund Bonds on the lSYrox.
An adjourned meeting Of the stockholders OF tho New
York and New Haven Rair ad H. 10 be held at 7ress
Hail. New Haven, on the 4th Of DE ember at noon.
There q very active business toby in sterling
exchange and at the close the rates ruled London At
saeA per cent premium; on Paris, 81. 23k 50 20.
As.isfaut Trousursr renarts tn-dav NJ f,llows.
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The phym' ItH puAy McIuuc " VVVV0v uAnsi'ffedV y
bullion fund.
IL Is understood tina, the Commissioner az the c.ns
tund Of the state Of N.w Yors haye decided TO aavs
Or bids to new Eve PER cen, STATE Canal Loan Of
tc0 eco the &c per cents ofists falling -
"a the aisi Of fsesmsef. 5000 GO sad deficiency
s.to COO In he csbs n.,t spking fapd. raa t.a
20 .si teen yesk Tit. Nvneisnry "a tie Gaasi
tsN si.krg Fund o. ,hs amount ~ haf mlnioa 81
srhs. ron h irshiaiy - tie canal revenues 20
met The ustfuionsl dare apcp ihem. Ths gene.
~ fufd sii aso be- shHt $40 COO sLinh ths cSnst
tDtion arpiOrriaies o. q fr"a The canal revenues
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average price per head. - 81.
ltuitssu's tie market generally has been dull This
fosing " . faes:-tes beevcs ~ 81 10 cows and
cave, as q $50; ~ vest calves, sAc. q 6xc.
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tnitn under ID" date ~ Osober 81 that no han just
hrAd through Nr. Bumps, of Gght between the In
clans abuut t1rnty Ave n,iss from that place In which
soue twenty-five Killed. Hc snys that the indian
uin,,iing obherc- aud murders in al directions
~ ia' Vicinity and suggests Ieuocatly, thot s)me-
hsfg should ls dpn. 20 ec the peop,e of III, north
psrtsuail, the and cniliren In this connection
lie eFserU hat u l. unsafe sr white 10 sleep out
~ ~ house and tia u something IL done by the
au he'itss he p.oEle viii age thes hook.
c,inlsny a yonDl has been drilling Red Bluffs
~ a. pact aud " nea In resdnc.s 10 attend the
ali al he ts
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UzIYERsITY OF LOUIsIANA-LAW DEPART
MENT.

YENHE Lectures in this Department. will COM
Ill the MONDAY amber 1885,
ae until the first Monday Of April ase They win embrace the
important branches Of the Civil Commop Constitutional and
International Law, we'll Equity Practice
Lectures will bs delivered By four Professors ~
9nose by Professor McCaleh will treat of 5sf4 -
/. Admiralty Maritime
lions Masters Manero Collisions
General Average SALVAGE Civil MILITARY, Maners' Cont
Mhrne and Hypohecaons Contracts for Maritime
Services Ia Building, Repairing and Supplying Ships.
H. International Law, embracing the Pfac
tce Of Prize Courts the Absou Rights States their pacific snd
hoae relationr Treaties Of Private International
the Original and Appellate Jurisdiction and Cir
Courts and the Original Jursdiction Of the District Courts
\ Those by Professor Randsi Hunt, will smhracs:
Commercial reseB Mercantile Persons Merean
tie Property and Contracts Mercantile Remedies. They will
Sole Trasrs Partnerships and Corporations Of PRINCIPAL
alments and Contracts Nth larEisEs Of At
Charter Party and for General Shp
Guarantees, Lisns and Stoppage r TranEi.u.
H. The Criminal Law Practice Courts OF Criminal Jurhidc
diction. fzss
Ill. The Law Of Evidence.
Those by Professor Rcseifus will embrace: IS ef
Tho Civil Code Of Louisiana connection with the Roman,
Spanish and Feuoh Laws Critical Anasa Of hs Decisions
the Saprems Court of thu State.
H. Land Titles whether derived from En- gland Spau France
the United States. -5Sz
ILL., The Practice the Courts Civil Jurisdiction in Louisiana.
Those by Professor Johnson willie morsre
The Common Law equity Jurisprudence Pfacce
Peadings in Civil Cnpes Gu Law.
II. Constitutional Law. Fs t s.ap s@ Al
who shall full Of
of respectable Connslor at and who ha exsmn
sntirg the student practice all the Courts of the
twaay
dollar; and for the dploms. 4i1
al New Orieana -'zeH + CHRISTIAN RoSELIUS
/ sa94 iawtNl s..z.4 8tlean OF the Faculty.
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MAyvRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, 10th Nov, 1855.

u
BOARD or P0LIoR--ADJouRNED MEETING.
resent; Mayor Lewis and Recorders Ramos, Seu-
&eneau and Jackson 7S' - - n
Absent: Recorder Bright
Inc minutes Of last meeting read and approved
The following persons Were appointed an poIicemen
10 bill vacancies existing, to-wn: -
Vaner, vice Gambre, resigned
Henry Herman, vice Aubert, resigned .ss
8. Vio,, vice Gonzales, resigned. -
]. Ryan, VICE Droz, resigned Il
sssS j. K1mefe, vice A. Abadie, resigned.
Marin Conway, vice Horne, resigned. g go
james Farrell vice Sadler, resigned.
aqha Mctshnisivca Erwin, resigned
Nicholas thinner, vice Lew, resigned.
Hugh Sheridan, vice Hatch, resigned.
Samuel Woods, vice Patterson. resigned. 4
John Kirk, No. IT'S vacaat.
George Tate, vice Sheehan, discharged. :,
JONES Robinson, vice Barter e n e &
Michael Lynch. ,ssi igs 5fr : &
Albert, vice Brown, resigned. " s ~ q
Morrison, vice Fasot, discharged. 81 81
SenAtigs vice Morei, resigned = -
VI moaion Of Recorder Seuzeneau The Board nd.
Jansasd y neeto Thursday next he 18Th nsi q, i
true copy s55 e KS
w LEWIS, Secretary.
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Z So. louis
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Depot and Office, No. IS North ThIrd street,
4 Is t LOUIS, MO

g 4
STEPHEN WILLIAM c. LOGAN
President. Treasurer.
OF Tbs Company Refined OIL Cordags Gill;
Paint or Tanners Oil, lamp Burning OIL NBptha Pitch
which they with onfdense recommend to dealers and consumers
the purposes herein enumerated. fzs 5.4
REFNED oFor Machinery Of all kinds oing wood and for
all for which Sperm Oil ia generally used;
CRUDE coRDRGE oIWeI adapted Machine. y
Wheels heavy Mil Work preparing Manila
Cordage, either Or
Obi for making PInsra and for oiing Tor isa
preseryation.
PAINT OLA substitute for Lnseed OIL; dries about
twelve hour the air. and equal 20 the oil
TANNERS 0Fcr dressing Leather and Gurriers
to the beat oils commonly and decidedly better than
Whale OIL t4ssi zg
LAap BURNING oILThe Oh contains large per censgs
In ordinary lamps
aeaton the difficulty and the OIL
with bnllianey unsurpassed BY any other light.
AAPTHAFor manufacturing Varnshas, FladB,
PIcHFor all purposes for which Pitch being very
Superior article. ESgA
for purpose applied three the period
other os would be applied wce but In diminished quantity
that the consumption would he alike Be careful Glenn the
cnery before applying the Oil at least cleanse after its
pcaon it nds free Machinery tsom the impurities OF other
grosssr Oils
The Company prepared 10 ill all orders and price that
cannot fail 10 give satisfaction.
All forwarded 70 the Treasurer will be promptly
tenjed je8 II
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I TO MECHANICs,
MANUFACTURERS, FOuNDRYMEN. ETC
! ~ M EN- p f1Isi ,4Bls
Navy ard Gro unds
( & Me- TO DE LEASED!s -.

Il
ssh day Of November 1855 will be offered q he pus, On
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
Navy yard tho sePn and S
grounds tie hssi.s,pp Ana WISH. . !.
three hensnd isst Or she West and 81
hundred feet en- Chick Asaw street Eaa .nj
through from North to South. ~ nsaa' running
Th aySa which ehkasv asd Promenade rse.
be suhdivdsd ~ nsar ae uts nf a v WI 80
psing scfne OF me mos eligible rcadencs Ia ths es
Tie West p street fronting TIA ,sy
Stone md covered WE sre among thorn Rope walk ar
and boiler heos nhoht hnnded r., Il Iar
Union All tho baiiatpgA finely adapted 70 Foaoas Nah;ne
shos and Marnosoc Of description and the
the river AZ be ~ anv mon nv n
ssspp Of 10 tributaries for the establishment Of an
raps,rHg yard y 'VA' oaia'ns ana
Ths iufefabundancs Of ice timber in our v;c,p,,v
70 asand ais the II ths
the demand or locomotives and twelve hundea s.
railroad now progressing to comprehension snrinae sS;nrs
he tsggng snd and codsgeand The undntsa ~
city, ender th ths judgment most einenv td n
The ss named hsinphia sa.rd above liz endemic
garded the pivot point OF the Vals1 odps
such never before bsen presented aud protabe
vostnent. ~ ~ IN - - f,SA''ee ~
Pross o sases upon hs property viii DO received and acted
upon time Until the 9Sth day November at which tins the
time. Va N'tV'' 'nas
For further Information, address the undersigned
s1fs sm = A. H. DOUGLASS. Nayor
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OFFICIAL LIST. .
rArr or 1ouIs1AsA-oIrr or NEW ORLEANS

STATE OF IouIHIANA-CITy OF NEW ORLEANS.
Second Justices Court for the Parrish Of Orleans.
T The following named delinquent Taxpayers for
lakes on real estate and slaves, due the city Of New
Orleans for the years 1853 and 1854, hereby cited 10
appear before the Hon G. ". Jontc, SECOND Justice Of
the Peace the parish of Orleans, within fifteen days
from the date Of the first publication Of this citation In
the official journal Of said city TO answer 70 the de-
maIid of the city OF New Orleans for The amount
placed opposite their respective names, together with
interest and commission thereon allowed by law.
Witness my hand, AT the city OF New Orleans, this
day of October, 1856 L-s....s.s +s..ss
of the Pence for the parish Of Orleans.
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OFFICIAL LIST.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ORLEANS CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
sirth district Cnnrf of Naw ftrfaann


Sixth District Court of New Orleans
The following named delinquent Taxpayers for
taxes on real estate and slaves, due the city of New
Orleans for The years Of 1853 and 1854, are hereby
cited 10 appear before the Honorable the Sixth District
Court of New Orleans, within fifteen days from The
date OF the first publication of this citation in the oi
the said city Of New Orleans for the placed
opposite their respective names together with interest
and commissions as thereon allowed by law.
Witness the Hon. j. b. Cotton, Judge of our said
e04' = WIG N''l = JOHN L. HOLLAND, Clerk y
A sss.s John So g 81 q Adams siaa 50
's~ B
Bienvenu, A 1913 63l ~
G.
ClaiboIne, r . 65 AL Rion SO 10
Deasaaourg,-R u.sd Dursll, Ell 100 os
Finch, Michael is5 40 Fitzsimmons, N Ss5 IS
German Lodge 50 2sGrass, WINS l. SO SIS
Gelpt, Mrs 81 Sol
~ 5.- p M s-s 'H -F
Maddox, JH SO 25iMcconnell, Geo 2s6 40
sMcMnfdo, 4 r 2S6 2fMlayo, ArchibaldM ~ 90
N
NJ o. Canal and NEW Orleans Pla-
Navigation Go, 50 3ol ming Company, 4s2 IS
ts.lS a NV. 49, p e5 s+
Perseverance IPooey, Nicol eco 1893 90
Lodge No 4, 4sf64 sol Pooiey, JnoC 7s5 DC
Polar Star Lodge, Ais 60IPresbyteTian Pub WI.
Perfect Onion iication, Board of
\ lodge, 2a5 DOL Trustees Of 494 90
r
Rawls, Mrs Jas Ill is Rodriguez, BENZ 2,o73 "
g
Stackhonse, W&H 100 So Santos, Taloy q
Santos, Bernard 2G2 ash Dorocourt IS 70
Sampson IL 102 67lSmith, Charles SO 70
Shute, Tbeo 81 00lSeichsnaydre, A l0i 04
Stewart, James SO 9SlShumway, Samf s.
Semblet, Miss So 05I mrs WILSON, Sc %
ST Paul, Henry, "a 0oSoulhmaydF R as a5
w
Witty, e Valconr 90 35lWolG Jno 1856 OF
Walker w l,347 5lIWasson, ID 3 90 81
JOHN II. HOLLAND, CLERK.
n CLERKS Office, New DREAMS. Oct. %. 1865 Eo21
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OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF OF POLICE.

MoTHLY ae y yae Ky Ky y Jv
saas s - | their arrss
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Sssan ne h ss sssh IL. sysa
@sn q r. ha z .hs beautiful
n. sfsSs
sa Ia j. heir tn
from The Sly 70 Be- re-. G 9en
as
various srase sss eause =, e se
plate as, AZ EIsnss sdSa9n and N super
from France Nos who 1suias pep
H. Ets aass The and talented d
70 81
1s ssS sa sa sy y Es
learn sy scassn. association oher
and effort ia made esesenca In I'LL sseom
respecting terms aud oil ma be obtained
from the % b. procured at the office paper or
Saturdays Sundays order to sasfy thsmses
= ~ ia..Iaa, a,r.nssmsa. -, ssss saa
n INSTRUCTION In VOCAL MUSIC. Ma
il THOMAS J. MARTIN, one of ths odes. nstrdetors sy
Sxs as ability t. a &C. sss
aS, VI. .,, + r wERLa NOS Camp street
EyIREMEN'S CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
~ cYPRus e row, AND ID GREENWOOD cEMETERIEs-
~ e ass e %
aSOut 81 miles from ne blythe Bsnvs
ss
income BON Ia'srmsnis i dsvosd sseass ehssisaSs pa
III fs r. sgfssss s ass sRss4rnr
aa''a upper a IN TiiE CEMETERY.
Io price ron to $40
be and further Information OBJ
~ agpyns he Office, No. 81 Commercial Alley Daho
nov" 500" 49, W assSss;s:'Eass
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12


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Uaited SsteR sned tha Machine, and
Of she most beautiful uas modern
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By simple device the gale aeres severity
gradually hs angle which
gentle present ess the wind
Tempest raging ito height little
the hiu edges AZ the Of the gale nhas the fans
gradually their this kind
thu position of the sails what Mehancs have long
sonEhtf in vain. 8h 49,. r
pssd The Wind Wheel IL not inreassd BY powerful
Water Whse OF Steam Engine. II hia Mil be vol
require VIII weeks together.
ths wind hRs uuivef
sally novc well known the ee
regulating machine 10 heavy the wind Wheel heretofore
either prostrad hopeless svoved with
chaf greatly injury OF
gearing htiaehed besdes bad weather. this
anxiety attendant
only possb
Inconsistency the wind This By the fact that
outlay the Wind Engine,
tend fuel to feed with The MIL ready
the wind point tho
compass, will I'LL that
the wEd's blowing; ize Of the Nell,
proportion quantities Of
CURED a
Railroad stations Sugar Cotton Plantations such
qlale both pumping aud Rradng
email sised MIL, with moderate wind
gaons Of FIVE bushe Of
haar. For iurths niotmAion orders, addrels "a
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