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LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.

DE TIT FEW q 1 ~ tn 1yn G,yo XsT
and md r; hi %H "n Of APs Il &c Of
Parish Of State i ok "" "y ro nm" St a
n nwIr an" n presence Of the witnesses hereinafter name
G Wan W k KssF' neH,S sr:,t
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M lS and PIsF aa nSs s %, En w
ra'ns, H., WIn"ts as, Inssi ,s : an
s" T M ao A. A % MI M S" Nns Mf n f Rot
kY oil Of NJ Perish Frightening st" and nIi nsie
jonsoI Of castinc in the State OF Maine represented Ly Ed"
isGSy Of 's"' his By a S%e of sind
FOR the organization Of corporations for Of pulr in,
's ""s "S s ""f l"",s4 ""1 y
sand "it S 81 f y x 'f ye , Of our LORD o
er,en enGiIG ana one" f he'so1s who may hereafter be
[or&. . ~ .''' purposes hereinafter 'ses1 "'
,S 's1"S nj S"' 8" TO sHsr hc
to Which le} hereby coyrnnt and between themselves It
Isl Tis ,soca" shall be km1Nr Gy he n,nc Of 18th.
WITH "y /" r city y" q" NV 1 o2ya ':' """e d
I'd ihs L,i,yss Of Company sInl b Construct, pu
.c!irin Of Sal" osio "" :Sa f rs is d S"a
f [@ on t, the ,s t .%rgFF e., ." his c' Y TIE @
m r%,; p1 nr f II" the D e. y ., 1 Charter
, end On e ,r'ie "y Of Selembcr, in the
va i ci,; Ae" of 9th the cop"y j. the officer Fon
served. ' ~ ~
. Az hs ea'a toek e sn4 Company is fixed The
' nr' :" 'r '"',G rS W,ih Pyirs f. e The majority
"rx asa in rss Of ono o ,d 'T .nt1r" %l,i ant,
Fifty five per cent Of each share subscribing ten per
cent. 81. the first duy Of May ten c first day
une ten pc; cent On The i' day Of July
tene Of ths present year 500 in cash those days
s sa he soud"G I" ~o s nS so or
Managers subject to the supervision Of the Stockholders
9Th Said Directors respectively designated the one III
er sumner shall be the Agent "nd John Iluses Manager
~ %@s Of he ti"n or Isn,l Of either !he Aren't or The
Sn"ii ssS i. p%rson or persons to ill s'e vacancy OF
am,ljority OF sal ockhoi,rs may lieu a,!ort
7,h IT. sna Lg ,Is ny whs tie Dock i in process If
To- transact aud carry on the general business and the financial
stock they payable contracts for mate
riGs reGr, aTd pay al monies c9nm to or due BY ai
H." Imnpn ec".e md p@y qnaerIy ""' Of the earnings Of
deiGs the tockivrs proportion their shares and gen
S' to Z" and transact al te Dns'gss Of the Contrary lie
sue ""TtiGa'eo stock wich sHl be signed BY him and
It." tn i'r,"l Of ig ;'"cEholes IN conpeonon for hs
ONE M Of i'y l r sl' '[ ON al, 9n o. wv" ana
lht >H of l@o and orhaIi Of ceura all
men; oi dividends 10 the sloekhoIcrs.
sl The i,esnud obligations OF the Managers the
arg assumed by lin and herein decnredto hs follows
vii: Therm Of Hughes Enlee Co., will have tho charecot
ana management c" the 'ntnc as we'll As OF the mechanical opr
9Th. Tie ,"! firm Of Hughes, valrtr Co.. will have tbs
exclusive right to make relmira upon vessels going
to the s Xs."ss"n tSr m T, @ Of S n
." III y> iHo y Dock Of ,h on Mock 'Si!
:" d"neij"t, not eNcce!ns ten per reniom The
GHer ,' deem r<P"eH, for the n'ere. of ~! Company
The M Of osn% and @"oen .F p,s ' sS"@ rr s"5f.
@ r. @ al i ril IT." no, IN my rtHc 70 irEe more
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CHURCHES,


| ,,,n,,n CHURCHES.
bAIl ~
| :, ~ ": = duncan, camp, c. Basin.
CAlhol'lC:
IaNN"icatoh- corner NandeVlle and Morales
1IlhlGfL'e SohceEtioI--i5lronle Oh Canal
lIeS"l s-bhronlt c common.
e. Louis ls'heuthl-uackson square
St ALthony-kampart, G. Cont
81. Aphonse-S Andrew b. Live Oak and Laurel.
9. hEl,,1lt-baS4ii a'' c; ~, 1aGee' 49,
ST. BFtholoineW-E Here b. seslln and bartheemy, Al
| r.. E1ets;, ,,,- -. ,,,,.
g. ophl ,"iust--lle o. VIZ INV StllotrA
g. IphtihT "t;i'iuu v .i:ti t'S 'hA ''lieft
e. It t t utaSi d, iS" i i1, s1-
St. Frter--snrigny. Il, Casacalro and CreatmeB
St. Theresa-tlmp opp. junction wiki PrytuIa
| ST. Irintr-S Ferdinand
St. Vincent de Panl--tireatmen c. Menegut,
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS

DEALERS
JAMES ROBB L co,
Nos. 50 and So Camp street.
s. NICHOLSON L co,
Corner Exchange alley and Canal stEee8.
SAMUEL SMITH & CO.,
- Corner Camp and Gravier streets.
JUDsoN L CO.,
Corner Camp and Canal streets.
BROWN, JOHNSTON & co,
No. 50 Camp street.
No: g. Camp street
MENARD, lesson Il co,
BANK OF COMMERCE,
JACOB BARKER, Agent,
- Corner Camp and Gravier streets-
THOMAS H. BARKER,
.... Corner Camp and Gr aYier streets,
AGENCY BANK OF CHARLESTON,
G. MolsE, gent. No Commercial Place.
G. G. LArHgoP Agent. No. 80 Camp street
II. B. MERRILL & Co.
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THE HALLIDAY WINDMILL. MANY OF

THE HALLADAY yVIND-7IELL. MANY OF
the most scientific, able and experienced mechanics md
gineers in the United States have examined this Machine
pronounced OF the beautiful and useful inventions
modern date.
BY simple yet ingenious Device the increases
verify the sails gradually turn round change the angle
which they set for gentle breeze present less and ess
Resistance to the wind ill., when the tempest raging
height little is presented to its power the thin edges
nal position. Something Of this kind, changing pos.
ton Of the sails is what mechanics have long sought for In
vain.
The speed of the wind wheel not increased by powerful
storm oil wind for is fully under the control of regulator
Ms is water wheel steam engine If this Mill he we'll
un it will require attention whatever
gcther.
The only why the wind for ages past been
rcrnly used Ms motive power is well known to be the
hslt-iegnUng machine In heavy gales the wind wheel
heretofore constructed either prosrncd III hopeless ruin
to the injury of kind Of gearing attached besides in bad
weather. requiring the and anxiety OF the attend
amt This difficulty is entirely obvated the
lection that possibly be urged is if
wind This compensated for by the fact that il require,
outiy or expense the wind eneiue-no
fuel to feed it, with stra power. The mill ready any
time day night he moved by the wind from any point Of
the compass II will ill large tanks ponds that used
during the intervals Of the Winds blowing if the the
mill pumps and reservoir is i'll proportion the quantities
required there is certainty of having abundance
pnatn such contrfvancc is ueQulied both pumping
water and grinding corn, or1nenlci fountains small
sized mill with moderate wind will raise 900 gallons of wa
ter and grind five bushels hour Fnr further
nation orders. address
S. II. GILMAN, 81 Natchez street New Orleans
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A EsfFA NFATER.-THE WATERS OF THESE Gel.
~ eracd Springs for sale in such quantities may
desired at No St St Charles street. Commercial
Alley, by J. DECLOUX
The Aha Waters have been found seryiceahe In ali
Diseases affections Of the Bladder Kidneys Dyspepsia
Gou Gravel Diseases Of the Womb etc. General Debility
arising from high living In all of Drrhea twhcther
chronic otherwiSeit will afford immediate relief effect
permanent cure i'll short time. During denion it will
found of service and may by the most
pure and agreeable is it and sight In proof extract
from one Of the numerous certificates on hand
NEW ORLEANS, April q, 1854.
This is to certify, thnt was in bad health and
and Boyer WAS treated with by those gentlemen
TOR TWO MONTHS RuT then had
the Abta ana Ch Springs and, under the hospiabc
Capt D. s. BosSere, in the village of Claiborne three miles
from the Springs commenced using the freely
short time began improve, and found myself entirely re-
weeks am my way ST. Louis where reside and
would Hcqult myself OF duty recommend the afflicted
of those The certificates Doctors Warren Stone
and + g. Boyer House Physicians the Mason de Sante
shows the nature OF my disease.
H. MACsHANE.
This ceriGcs that Mr. H. Macshane under treatment III
the aaison de Sane for MONTHS for irritable Bladder
and neranged urinary secreoEs from which he suffered
vere1y gave him advice in connection with the Phys
Clans OF the house, but he received material benefit
fSignedl ". STONE, NJ. D.
P c. BOYER, House Physician.
refer to few of those who have used the Water
General J. L. Lewis Hon. J. II. CALDWELL
Col. W. Chrsy, Dr. Wedlerburn
Talbert Wilson, Esq, Dr. MacCormick
Jos. Lowell, Esq. Dr. Porter, etc, etc.
bThe House the Springs will be shortly opened under
fel3 j. S. BOssIERE
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New Orleans, t-ove mber |. IS55

NV UftHTS, fnbef IL
Office N. o., Op. and g. ". Railroad Co
Mr l. Bridge Sirln answer to inquiry relative
performance of the McGowan Pumps upon road
only that they quite equal your
and that among the variety ot pumps baye USE they IRE
decidedly the best.
Yours, respectfully, A. B. SEGER, Vice President.
The above Pumps and Engines constantly for sale y the
ubscriber, sole agent here for the manufacturers.
ie25 ISAAC BRIDGE, - Magazine st ct
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Ssks ORANGE AND LEMON TREES
&ST&a 5,o,M larnact Orange Trees
a"~ 5s% ;%sa}r L t9o&,!c f res.
2Hs, Ilnvann Orange Tres.
t.h| Nespulis IaIouica Trees
I I,.@ 5 H@:"5't , !"%14 r 45se'
$40 Mandarin Grunge Trees.
vqri.ty of all kinds of rr 1'SE Fruit. and a.
ff In'la red and yellow fine 'inava Plants Ta,.rinos
ei r." aL3%e will be packed with the Orders
''' 70 K = SGloi fs Importer Of MI kinds of Produce
no, from tie MeiitcrG,u,'9n
r. Ntts'TE& CUf,LOn1. Alto RNEY-A T-l.Aw, WILL
Avytjles a be entrusted his nj oi'E.
osr E a, u Ts 1Sd hssa~"sS c S .
SinSGton attorney ataw; Nixon Adams, ONCE
New OrleI:1s m26
NHGSE< -4o blls and huff Dbl, Old sfonongahen, in
w iron-"o""l Packages Il for ,',, 1sle BY
NAVAL &TGIsE1s-Govo bbs Tar Pitch Rosr, and
,,o ~ " ALFRED KEARNy,
CAN5Ls1s-a, boxes Sperm Candles, Sam Lcontrts
'''' FN'"' ''' e. I +, d e It'll suA11
M ::s-, ah M al: and Sy Fish e, t., e v "
SO u and 70 rrhonpitouas street,
~ gn"'s for sale by FL. HART AGO.,
SEQ = aud y rchoolitonlns street.
SpphTE E'F1As-loo half DDs Iop'jnE and in store and
~ l.r safely FL HART ( co,
pie FitUVIs-Qr gallons, $50 cases, for sale by
go y and = Tcl,onri;o""s Street
CyIsRANTs2 lnn1int; and in store aud for sale
2e29 = aud 70 Trhonpiton's street,
CHUsIaD sUGAH-l5o hlls; lanlipg and in store
so Il and 10 rrIoupi"las Street.
DOW DFGEtED SUGAR-l:4I bnS I,nIi,T- aud IN tInrI.
L tor sale by E.J,IIAFT 4 co.,
Sc" II and - rchonpiotns
M AIlT-35oo bushels landing and IN sore for SnIc ny
seq Il aud y Trhoul'iouns street.
RlCF1-loo casks prime Carolina for snla BY
~ - No CT Common street.
D. " ~ 5. i" HESNE %5' { C" '"' '"'S by
oAF suGAloo boxes landing md IN o s,orc S nnG for
seq Il and 70 TcloupoulRs street
RACON-20 casks choice clear Sides for sale by
y. JOSEPH I'A a. I'E 4 CO, ..u.,.
NINE-I5 casks Good aud l'hoce Clact for f.lc by
w 90 HAREll.l Co, 81 Common st.
ID sne by JOSEPH LANDS \ co,
Oh -- ~ TchonIitonaS street
SoAP RosIN-5OO Dbs, for s4e by
~ ALFRED KEARNY,
nlo Il M"eazin" street.
| IEE-Thomason and Western for s.le by
uO NuE,4zinr street
IFINC-01 IoIg French li American in d 81 100 and 400
Ia pound kegs, for sale by ALFRED kEARNY
olO - = N1raztne street.
tSRANDH-200 quarter and eighth casks Imitation. for
d saIe by JOSEPH LANDS It 90,
OIL q Tchouptoulao street.
RACON-5o casks CHOICE GIsa r sides, for sale BY
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McGOWAN'S CELEBRATED PLANTA-
IY1 TON Observation-Disclosures SUCTION AND
FORGE COAST PUMPS AND PUMPING ENGINES, Dis
GHARGING FROM TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED TO ONE
H SDIu 81, SpGA ..I4 PtMpS ERE ENGINES
LINED JUICE AND MOLASSES WITH BRASS BALI.
EAiEES; HOf WATER PUMPS FOR FORCING INTO
BOILERS AGAINST STEAM.
McGownn's Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines
lifting and forcing large volume Of the river
overowinG rice lands supplying houses, Draining
tncs small Sugar House Engines with copper lined Metal
Valve Pumps for juice, moaSe, and forcing water into
steam boilers Steamboat Doctors and Wreckn Engines Por
capable throwing from IS gallons per minute through
a ozze, a distance OF from 100 to IN feet.
Ihe engines each furnished with wheel for drivne
circnrsa mill gin stands and be furnished
without pumps tor printing houses houses etc. where
ompact and simple vertical engines are desirable
No brick work erection any kind is necessary in putting
these Engines work. both engines boilers are vertical
and all connections uNie.
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lhEce stock Of all size, ct the FUicl.zrc India Rubb
Hrng will i" odd low prices. The cost is much hello
lraihet hHnInT ;t19
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2sEsts TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF TIE BEST
fTS& ttH n Eastern Texas known the ''NcGu"en lHu,''
'i"4 IN Jasper comfy TnXHs, within three miles Of
.seN Fort on the Watches river. This land
chhig" 70" dry goods aud groceries. Any wishing
TRACE for in this by addressing the undersigned,
learn he terms and particulars, which will he such will
" tie ries oterin References to the quality Of the
til and TITLE, lie made Hon. "
"1n Ed and R. C. DOOM Esq any Of the citizens Of
this County. SAMUEL GOODE,
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SE,s PATENF NETAI.LIC BURIAL.
- GAShEl-P. Il. COOK co. PrupretOrs and WhnIasaIt
Dealers in Cranes Metallic Burial Caske for the States of
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Cincinnati December l. 1856.
Messrs. Geo y. Winchel, Bro d Co:
Gents-Fhe Pumping Engine purchased Won for 11se of
small shop the line Of the Cincinnati Chicago Raroad
has been in use time and given perfect satisfaction
consider Ii the best pumping within knowledge
The engine ives hesidts the pumps SOnch circular saw
three lathe and drill and there power spare
So pound the square the boiler therefore
cordially recommend the of railroad manager. and
others. Yours truly,
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CLE AK STDES-3a casks Clear Bacon Sides in fine
~ order, i'll store and for sale by - ~
aug 5. II. KENNEDY It CO, % Poydras st,
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(fOGNAC BtsANDIES-l0I quarter eighth cks ID
~ the best brands French tognsc Brane, for sale by
\ kARSyENDIEk L co,
90 l0l and lu3 TcfoupitoulaS streex-,
GERMAN CIGARS-500 NJ German Cigars inst AZ
"a rived OF superior quality and Workmanship il store and
for sale by kARSTENpIEK 4 co,
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VACCINE MATFElt--vAGCINE MATTER-PHr
Siei!I nntcrs and Druggists supplied with
rUFea"tirie n ~ 1tper Srnh. by applying to
SlEkJ,t:S * CO., So Canal street.
q. n MORRISON II Magazine ST.
+, h. MllEEl.HCk, 10 Magazine ST.,
feh ". EANNNN. % tinlvier street..
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DISSOLUTION.

- ihc htm Of Oakley HAWK ms was dissolved on the
18th inst, by the deaIh Of S. W. Oakley. " '''
G. S. HAWKINS,
j
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N0TICEi-FRrM AND AFTER THIS DATE. Mr.. r.
K; NAkER I"cn!ncs partner in house. The style
Of the firm will not be changed
STEPHEN C. MICHELL K co.
New Orleans. July /, 1856. iva
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A- THE C0MlIERCIiLR ESTAU-
<ffsE RANT. s. tus;urnhoI>n Street the FIRST
%saSlEaS NJ FLOOR. wilt THIS DAY, Monday the
aEsa.t.47 10Th Of September 1856 having made
say repair their establishments which they had the time
I" ma 4" a the fire, prepared their
t?irrr> aud tr public
seq FRITZ NCPPERBATER & F. CAMORS
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~ SPRING BONN EGYS.-MRS. CLARK cor
anef T"NtrfS and CMrouelet Streets having been ior
A some time engaged in selections nj her Spring Stock
-9'n Is no" p'epHr"d silt her friends with Il bea,ful
SET ont ami will therefore open MONDAY MORN.
Mhrrh 4 an elrgHnt assortment Of GRAPE and STR iW
A''N-,E- l = u every variety o. style. ms
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BACHELORS Hair Dye,
PHALON'S Hair DYE
JAYNE'S Hair Tonic
WOLFE'S Aromatic Schetlam Schnapps 1850 ~
UARRISNN'S lndelibe Ink, -
PARSONS IndelihEe Ink
hlDDER'S iudr1ible Ink
r,,,,,, Wv, ~ ~ WRIGIIf'S Erasve Liuuid
PURE BRANDY. PORT and SHERRY WINES Far Mnd;c
NIL purposes constantly on hand ~
Merchants Planters and Physicians orders respectfully
solicited Every article guaranteed fresh and genuine
T., q. N, MORRISON
'ea IL Magazine street
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LAHArNA. Nov. 2sth. 1856

DAHAI-NA8 y -OtA3 OOO
Mr.. EDIToR.-I am glad to see that Hospes shows
some signs of reformation, as he is out in your last
number, rubbing against truth. 1t is q fact pretty
well established here, that the gentleman CHI has
nItherto avoided truth and given it a wide berth.
MS story OF a drunken policeman, who disturbed the
rest OF a quiet family 50 many times, has never been
heard OF TIL published in the columns of the .aduer-
f'ser. He must have been taken off by his brethren
at a very moderate pace to have been so long on the
road, and as the family thus disturbed. has never
appeared to make any complaint against him. it is
but fair to conclude that the whole is a production of
his (H.'s) fevered and disordered brain.
In my article published in the Advertiser of the
ioln INST, which stated that ga discharge was not
Always a proof Of innocence" | had no reference to
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For the p. c. Advertiser.

For the Z. G. A Advertiser.
Whenever individuals are seen to pursue q line of
conduct, in business or otherwise calculated to
enhance the commercial prosperity and internal
stability of a nation it behooves the conductors of q
public press to devote q few lines at least to the lauda-
ton of them and their acts, thereby holding up to the
community at large an example worthy of imitation.
If then, Mr.. Editor, you en- terrain similar opinions
with me, you will doubtless be eager to do homage to
the energy and enterprise of Messrs. Ahching and
Chingah who for months have carried on a large
business in cakes in the neighborhood of the market.
1t is with hesitation that I give their names in full,
feeling sure that they would from a sense of extreme
modesty, recoil from public praise but when we see
before eur eyes their selfdenying acts, and truly
heroic e~xertions in behalf of kanaka appetities, we
must admit that to remain longer silent would be
unjust. The cakes which compose their stock in
trade, are not indigenous, and no tongue can des-
cribe the debt of gratitude due them, not only from
r. Il. a. Society but from the public, for the intro
duction of this article in all its purity direct from
Swartow.
Although this trade is now Systematically pursued
here by MesSrs. A. and c.. and has added largely to
their wealth yet their position as public benefaetors
Is easily discovered, their large receipts for sales do
not go out of the country or out of circulation, but
partly find their way back through the legitimate
channels of trade, and partly go to swell the govern
mehC revenue LII the shape OF nneS at the fonce
Court-this class of people being the especial objects
of kaiko vigilance, particularly when discovered on
horseback. As an instance of enterprise [ would
state that Messrs. A. and C. have lately purchased at
a considerable expense a new Dutch oven Imported
by Latherum s. Co. direct from Boston) which ena-
bles them to do their baking up brown, a new color
has also been added to their variegated umbrella and
the torn places carefully patched, their stock is care
fully kept up and s'prices current corrected weekly.
But this is not all, the ceaseless labor of the senior
partner selling cakes by day and baking by night is
an example of untiring indust-. eorthy of imitation.
Were it not for such men as these how much sour
-four and damaged lard now happily used in a legit-
mate business would be cast into the sea and wasted
how many sweet scented little tenements in our by
streets and lanes would rot for want Of tenants.
The foreign as well as native inhabitants of Homo
lulu might well learn a lessen from the activity and
patience of Ahching and Chingah.
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the case of the two boys, but Of arothsEca sH ofWhIch
[ supposed Fl. to be conversant, but It seems 1 had
given him credit for a knowledge which he did not
possess. When ii. succeeds In bringing those under
his own immediate charge to perfection, it will then
be time for him to teach others how to conduct their
business. When / penned a few lines e correct the
misstatements of FL. I had not expected to be drawn
into a newspaper controversy, and whatever ID. may
write hereafter, he will not draw a reply from me. L
viii only say in conclusion physician, heal thself."
TRUTH.
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NEW GOODS I'm STORE.
O.. HALL OFFERS FOR SALE.

E. o. Hall 0FPERs E0k SALE
Reels lead pipe, : il, lin, | il, and, Il in; rolls sheet lead,
Casks zinc, 5 o.; bxs window glass, sx1o, 15x12, sSio, iok11,
Cases hard frame states, eagle plows, steel do,
Hunts axes, seine Irvine ass'd sizes, ivory hndld table knives,
Plated Brunswick table forks, ivory hndld dessert knives,
Plain stop cocks. ass'd sizes, spectacles, slate pencils,
UfOrd's pat. study lamps, bush scythes, grass do, cod lines,
Glue pots, gutta percha betting, 6 in and 4 ply,
Sheet iron tea kettles, cooper's vises,
Rucksh hn.o and md n Diss II balls nsn from ~ wire ! p NoS 4 !. haS Z 3 IN q sr nlIs
Kegs finishing nails, steelyards, so to $50 lbs, cook stoves,
Rip saWs33as in, hand hand and panel do, circular do, bar lead,
Iron pots with covers, pocket knives, scissors,
Coffee urns and kettles, curtain bands and cornice,
Plated and Brit. castors, door, chest, cupboard & box locks,
Till locks, Sharp's rife, Colts revolvers, best fowling pieces,
One superior force pump, sauce pans, wool cards,
ssheep-shssrs S. shSvel s. spades assn hoes es, ssEs ssa 81. ,.,s,..
Males, planes of all descriptions, glazed sash and blinds,
%hss, Sass9 ers.h hand s1S sa 4aIisS Ok 6 Do1si .srip eaSss
Iron and brass screws, butts, hinges,
Nails-cut and wrought, glass lanterns, tin & glass lamps,
Paint, whitewash, dust, floor, horse, scrub and varnish brushes,
Covered tin pals market baskets, chopping travis. brooms.
Axe helves, pick handles, adze handles, saddles, brides,
Wood and metal du mill, taper, pit-saw, and fat files,
Round and square files, and a great variety of shelf HARD
HtaS 9Ss fas%s Ss.
Silk Umbrellas, ass'd sewing silks, fine fronting linen,
Pcs bordered linen towels, pcs Scotch diaper, pcs Amer. do,
Pcs Russia diaper, bdls whalebones, emb'drd table covers,
Salese S gis s5es,,a silk b eGes I Ians5' r 1Sahae s saIs1 w sisy binding
Cases blue cottons, wooden shaws ass'd, fine blk bombazine,
GR aseyE fsalEs' aND FRS PRso'v FISH ms s &o, &C. &c
Bbls Carolina rice, cassia, saleratus, tobacco. cream tartar,
Sal soda, yeast powders, salt IN bags, table salt,
Painted pals, covered do, zinc wash boards,
ao 691sS isH : and k lftssT PTPsTl sRsel %e &C. &C.
Ladies' pat. foxed Congress CATERS, Misses r. 3. slippers,
Misses, kid buskins, mems goa. slipper 2, men'a Morocco do,
French calf skins, alp leather, calf sole leather, kip boots,
Besides a general assortment Of other miscellaneous goods too
to mention. AA