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school Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tsnnossre.
EA0uLTY Hon. Abraham Caru.sr, late of tho circuit
l. judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan of the Judges ofthe supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfed l.. Ridley the State.
Judges Cautes their whole exclusively
the school.
Plan Of tnreon Daily examinations OF each class
books No regular lectures Of
daily lessons the progress of the examinations.
2. Weekly common law equity which
of facts given profess
them through all
practice. The framed
deeds, Wills records all of documents
dence in the trials Some OF taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly class,
public the end session. The students clerks
jurors circuit judges and chanceor and In other official
pacities connected with their suits.
Sssoas.Ihe third
iembe ends third Thursday in February. The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Erpensc per seson.Tuon fee $50, advance contngen
a. $50. Students furnish
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
Four sessions required complete
advanced class No study
regular classes
| time during the collegiate year.
students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb Il-eoly President Board of Trustees
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The rhIps comprising the following;
The Atlantic. Cap Oliver Eldridge.
The hdnans. Capt James West.
These ships having been huih by
& pTessy for government service has beei
kx3 taken their construction, also in their
10 insure strength and speed; and their acconmo
unequaled
Pnch from New York Liverpool
second cabin S75 From Liverpool to New York, 30
guneas
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No herths secured unul paid for
The ships of this line have Improved bulk heads
avoid danger from i'll the Banks
unti amer the LIST Of
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proposals for Indian Goods.

DEPARTMENT IErEnoE
Office Indian Affairs,
september ~ 1856.
AALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Indian Goods
~ WILDE received The Once Of Indian Affairs Wahinson city
40 O'Clock, Friday, The 3lst day OF October neA
furnishing goods for The Indian Department ioI iunhng treaty
puaon with bes and other Indian purposes ~
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.---'-s.& az CorRres. and yts,tersto Washington
M ae respectfully informed that at Ths . unUrYs
5ook and stauouey Store street, ney will meet M s,
Their extensive
Important works. comprises every scccs
New BOOKS received sdisteiy publication
We"ky imporatiuns from England
CEh"uu's Works 6 volumes
J-Hsrson's " orks, volumes
Nehsterh works, 8 vnis .utngrap h educ,
Evareii's uatons add Speeches. volume.
Clays Private Correspondence, vniums
3. =. Frpntiss's Memoirs,
BancTor'- History United states, q volume.
staIesnanfs Manual, 4 volumes
airkeyt Constitution, volume
Jchersons Manual, volume
The Constitutions Of the United States, l volume
Eiliot's Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
MarshS orators and Statesmen, I volume
story's Works, voiumos
Lives ri chief Justices Of rs,I voune
Lieber' Civil Lihory and Self government volumes
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Party Leaders, by BALDWIN volume
De TOcqueyll-s Democracy America, I voluns
The FedrraIis volume
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CnreyS Past, Present and Future, volume
seamsn's Progress Of Matt ne, / volume
AcEhgott's American Debs,rr, volume
Future Wealth ofAmerica volume
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livery description n American, English stationery
We hnts qualities, nj the lowest prices.
Fnns cards naVed and printed with the romp6nde
TAYLOR n MAtRYp,
Oec '-hH Near 9th
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mo, 55s.l
Notice

Of toihdrdpdl Of lands Florida and alabama.
IN pursuance of the granting public lands
in alternate sections 10 The states nf FLORIDA and Alabama
aid IN the of cean railroads
proved May, 1855, lying
fuwine railroads
Jhn's Jacksonville
Gambia bay, eusaca fm Amea island the Atlantic
Tampa with branch Ceder
Gull Of MeIeo exeep portion
Ccde KY from Pensacola, Florida
Aabama-have, by instructions
suspended from sale asd location until further orders
Given hand the General Land Office, Of
Washington, this twenty -third day Of Nay, 1885.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
May 24-law6w tStar h Intel CommsNOHrr,
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HENbhlohcb
IIongr OF the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person the right Of empuon of the
townships and townships above
required establish the 10 the satisfaction OF the regis
and OF the proper land ana ma thereof
this notice. and befor the
public sale lands
bacing the tract claimed claim will be
THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner o General Land Office.
April g. iawi3w INTEL and Star
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mhhlCAM HOUSE, Hanover STREE, ao.ront By
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
he and nenees for The aceomod
os Of the travelling public.
Dsa ll-dly
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4 sf Letters of Madam. - sevigns n he Dang hitter
and Frtends, edited by Nrs Sarah D. Hale s Q5.
The Letters Of Lady Mary Woey montaen, BY Mrs Sc
rai Bale. 81 95. - ~
Maya FRANCK TAYLOR.
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IS rich Mosaic rugs
rs do Chenille do
so do velvet
rs low priced tuled
81 rich Chenille aud velvet paTlor
100 druggeu crumb CLOTHS, all sizes
- printed drugge,Is, all widths
pieces coored figured damask for dancing cloths
bales, Cocoa Jute, skin, and other
pieces felt carpeubg, for offices, SC.
IA 4, 81, lD4, ill., i24 linen
$50 pairs "a, 10 d. "A A. and 24 bed blankets
21U pairs sup. crib and cradle blankets
so pairs servants and ironing blankets
rs quilted bed
2o white Marseillea bed quilts, all
$50 sup. double damask able cloths, all sizes
rs pieces table damask, all widths
$50 dozen SATIN damask napkins
so dUZen dsmask towels
loo hue kaback towellinRs
70 rIch cutn piano
50 do table
10 pieces very nch trocate for cuTtAins
30 do satin anes do
9S do worsted damasks do
50 do very rich Union damasks for curtains
IN do striped cps for dining room curtains
IN 40 ,,,o tor furniture covering
Is do plain and twfed Turkey :.ah cashmeret
$50 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
do muslin do
10 pieces idsred tnusins
so pieces bon shadr linens and 61 ures
l5u painted window. shades and nhtures-
complete stock art Gle In line re
ause all Of which will be offered upon
had Other house in the county
The public respectfully invited 10 see for ihemseves
HooE BROTHER, co.
Sept 20-3taw4wi1
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Philadelphia, Niagara, and Great Western Lime.
PASSENGERS depot the Philadelphia
ing Railroad Company BROAD and Vine stees) daily
a m.
Fare TO chicago $50 90
Philadelphia Reading
BROAD Cherry daily Chicago intermediate
points,
JOHN TUCKER, President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Comssry
l6-df
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- NEW YORK. HRhmHGN, AND SOUTH
~@>RGJ$&& AMPTON UNITED ST. TIES MAIL sTEAaERs.-
Tue ships comprising tRs line WASHING
TON, Capt, H. Cavendyi HERMANN. Capt. I'D
ward Hisgins.
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hereby certify Of my and sef Inc
above named Fuaranors good and sufficient
(SFnsd) ZEE
Mar s-3awtsthMayh1awn
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Carpet ng, Curtain Materials, aud Furnishing
Goods Generally.

M respectfully invite the
chass to the following goods adapted the approaching
which have been selected with thorough knowledge
and tastes of citizens, viz:
Alua.
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rnRM or anARANrER.

To Capt. M. @. Meigs, U. q. Engineer.
We, the undersigned, residents of,in the State d
hereby Jointly and severay Un,ed States
guaranty in the foregoing bid Of - accepted tina he
they will within days after acceptance hid
the the sufficient surea
perform furnish the articles proposed conformity 10 the terms
ofs advertisement under which in case the
said shall fail TO enter into aforesaid guaranty
the difference the offer BY the said and
the next lowest bidder
signCdD A n
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Commissioner ofthe General Land Once.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.
NOTICE TO PRE.EaPTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every entitled the right o presmpdon
IboVs and be offered public those
required establish the sssacon Of The
and receiver of the proper ocs paymcuI
within the period prescribed by
will he forfeited. nos. A. HENDRICKS,
June 7t-lavlSw lBtarhnteIl Commissioner.
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Sept 6 9nwinsahNov
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MUNNaUt bIUFANe44s
1900 point white Maeknae blankets measure bO BY TX
inches, and ws igh pounds -.
$500 point white Mackinac blankets 10 measure % by
% inches, and weigh pounds
2ponl whiIa Machaac blankets ~ BY %
inches, and weigh 5k pounds
white Maeknac blankets, 10 by
50 inches, and weigh AZ pounds
p0nt white Aacknac blankets ~ ny 40
inches, and weigh 81 pounds
3pont Macknac blankets % by
~ inches, and weigh pounds
600 IN scarlet macknac Blankets 10 measure 81 by
% inches, and weigh pounds
100 pa 3 point green Maekinao blankets TO measure by
"a inches, asd weigh 10 pounds
200 pairs Macknac blankets, 90 by ~
inches, and weigh pounds
400 pairs point green blankets 81 by
GO inches and weigh pounds
100 ~ Indigo blue Maekinac blankets, TO measure
GO by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
pairs Gentinea blue blankets
sure 6b BY "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
500 pairs Sp0nt blankets,
90 by ~ inches, and weigh pounds
point Gennea blue Macknae blankets TO mea
sure "a by 66 inches, and weigh pounds
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-[No. bb9. /
SaLss Of alternate ssciSas s States ~ Araaas aad Ma
soari, and restoration Of lthdra@a aads 20 markst.
BY THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.


BY THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.
IN pursuance oflaw FRANKLIN PIERCE President Of the uni
ted States America, hereby declare and make known hat
bearing odd Habss whieh
% anS F na UH@ sa Ss u MoUa and
The thereof from Lius Rock 20 Memphis and
poviusd ~ approved OH February less granting
ns ngnl 2, way ana MAKING giant n ,a y cay f oS Y M
as pnee 6y lhe &C, o. AN August, 1884 70 wit;
The public sale land once at BATEsvrLLE,
me disposal Of the public
numbers referred situated within The under
NORTH o. Of ma principal nsridian
Township. - ~ a. y. ia =: "a 10 Of .aDge
TTS~Ssip o. IL. s b. H. Of r. fanss range
Townships =, u, Is. %, 81 Orange 4
Townships 10. 90 a.. a. ofianse 8.
North oftAs line and h principal meridian.
TSwnsHiPs g. p "a 49, H. Of
Townships / e q 80 10 ,'ta, ~ "a Of ranges.
TS~n;nP' ss$as g. IT, o III Si '5s'
Townships g. q of range 9.
The public sale HELENA,
menng Monday The twentieth day Of next for The dis
above referred situated in the following named townships
TO vii:
Townships 3, 5, 8, of range 3.
T TS~asap. I T. J y a ss 5''"s'7
Townships s, Q, 7, Of range o.
The public sale will be held the land LTrLA RooE
Monday the sixth day Of October next for the dis
public lands within such odd Numbered sections
above referred situated in the following Townships viz;
South fs base line and Of the MA principal meridian
! Township l, of ranges II and H.
Townships H. ?, of range 49,
Townships IL 2. 3, Of range ID.
Townships l, q 3, 4, 5, of ranges Is and 10.
Townships ), 4, s. g., 7,s, of range H.
North Of ths base line and west Of the nm principal meridian"
Townships !, p. J, 6, 7, of range6
Townships |, 2" Q, 4, S, g." 7, Of range7.
Townships |, - 3, 4, S." @, 7, of range B.
Townships l, 9" 3, A." 5, d, of range9.
Toynshins l, o. D" 4, 5, OF range 10.
Townships |, g." A, of range II.
Townships - g." ), 4, s. of range 10.
Townships |, 2, D." a. S. Q, of range H.
Townships /, 2, 3, 4, 5, g. 7, of range Ia.
Townships I, S, c. 7, of range Is.
Townships S. 6"7 of ranges i6 and IL.
The public will be held the land Office WAsuRoToE
Monday, of October
of the public lands in such odd numbered
above referred situated In the following
| townships, viz:
South of the base !lne and sst the th principal erdan
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LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.

STATE OF LOUISIANA !
RE III kNoHvN, tilat on This thrd It day Of
- c month of Arii in the year Of oar Lord Thousand
i"f Richard Eriar, Notary Public, in and for III,
@ w%rn and in presence OF the witnesses her e"cr n".cd
Ies.,aiy appeared Messrs Richard bartlett sumner vii.
n W4" W''iI% a. KSy G %" W + r"ye sS
To Tsp d T. Is E"s spt, G0 r. F%st ay
;nn l do '' %" ay WT :fS
" Why + IsI"ys aid rs daFer Ns Ii""y' s"s
r y H an"y e" c is G; * for h, H. r. , an
iY j, y, W. M"1y 4 AlsI Mrs Fn"n, tH1 an" Alfred j.
"'e,on Of ""ne IN the State Of Maine, rvlrysctyd W s@i
w31 ,eyraIIy declared lint by vnc Of and pur. ar to
M WV ' a IiH {" S1 "sr ' o s Il Of jy
Oh" Of nc HG1a Of , session Of the Legislature, approved m
IA" uue: day Of March. in the Of prl one III, II.
@ g I Mnprca m1d M s that .ey hId vapecIl
Soeiaed with them for the PURPOSES hereinafter .ec rd
%GS "'% ''"tS R So'y t? s&r 1.sa" 5
Ic ~ mi o %i I S% % be- "sy Sist to S W 'v''
1 > lf> no I"1 b, x Hr r y Tie " of T
"!sL "n@:y is H>r't ia the ely of New orleans
@ NJ @ @ r S s" Err s"'' l f "a s",y' r
.@n'nt'E G.: ve,>r> said AS'c;vn hail tmcc. il o,,r,
nou stock in the Rcc,ncr Of Wor.n:@.
~ a ~ 5r '.ci i IN the s ry Of % ., , rIt ad tYt
7rr' }' e!,' 10: 'r I'yS and tl Charter shall determine
g; e i! 4 %!, 't .e < T.,
" CITATION OF other process against The Con~y -I.i
eighty i IY4 liviei Into r ,iar, "a% !. 70" 'n ,6 NJ
% me- ,r Is En ,s c Il Il ' t. jyry
ne capital t" amy stan rot e>re,.is so 'rif"i thousand DOT
%F @ share Of said eighty sarea Of aock shall be follows,
tfy FIVE per cent Of each share snhcrbi2r per
o., ms, 'g y O." J fi ten ten n c s d Of
.E1 HES q Auls ana iIe prr cent on The first day OF Sep
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CHURCHES.

,.nr, CHURCHES.
" duncan, camp, Basin.
;Aln,,rt''.on- corner Vaudeville and Morales.
4: :* i.5n HS:oo2 2auare
s. ii;'",e-S A~lre v b. I've Oak md Laurel.
s.. -tU,ust'r"-Rayou Read, St Claude
st. Observation-Disclosures i. seguin AID Bnrthesny, Al.
s.. '?hn ba1'ist-nryedes; p. Clio and Cal1ops
$ Marte-, oris. n. Ursnline
s. fN ;5fscsap, D. il ixe and f 5i "1a LAUREL
g = @o S"j"S ::iSn n nil s yss
s. viacy1 de Pi51lHtirsnii,en C Naa,egu
~, yrsMlt!2 ro,l,v-lt-l5elow The city.
FIRST cox' :aTs2 {: /: f S;!2s?sos.
rRorEsrAS;fi sF 'I>,*5 + 'i&'"'
s, rctrr ::--,StlInens Bethel : Esplarnde.
LE-ist, ,Protes'uute rrn:eaise-RarnparIic c. Bi
Ch'i,f 'n0rch-Cana1, c, Dauphine
s. Lnky;- i.R G. ' isnr Fiicity road.
E-iarkSon riaqgenne.
No@i; UiTst-Alstrs.
,,rr--o,,,-nuf :ntrspe b. Baeshus and Dryades.
" ,:q,pl~,st. =, !lss!aaoa ciso1,
Ii.y.ly,, {: rSI~:Sia:e.
MS ::y i h. ~ l,s@3i!y a:a Cent?
S $. rs: J.. , S'SSs%n;
(4Eoitya, carro!fon, 9, Nsy"9es
pansBYrxf i7!S;;:''
!.:;.fsy$:'e ss4are.
i'%$nS1So;;. =. Mi Rsjro,a
Ynii|, Il. j o~gp:;:e.
c,,,,. :5S!j:;y, Cssg, II. ca's
'S 4 A5so e %aS Sayses
:.c + 5s u :, P5sy"as.,
Err. ~, l.. Haeca6s au1 prya'es
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ENlIBAI4tIlNl1 THE DE iU.-P. CASAEAVE,
Il tnrF;tker, ". s. u lis ClrInrhO5a and
it,.,f'e n-ctt>t right tturn D. HOLMES New
York c:, EMIfALMlNf The lEtD y, will attend promptly
t9t o. !er> l! LAY II nh Tie process simple and Is
otr " nv exposure. hCtilt crutHled by
tan ra" kp free from decomposition! and Ia
taken any Of le w@~i without rNlti tie Slightest
oyr u The year. Bodies IHcs6 of
2ey .nL-ss >l9F~t 10 HerIec s1tr preservation.
Fult paE!ds il glnLie!s will he 1veI ~ may
gii ".
NB-Deeeass5 minister's physicians AID lawyers will be
eraGA!ned tree q charge. a2a
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MISCELLANEOUS.

M cGOWAN,S CELEBRATED PLASTA-
FoRCE Go i$T PGMfs AHb PMpfy sFN EIYEs 4 n
mtNDRED AND TWENTY ridGsA III NDKp 70 P PEk
i2 NFs rf SRGARCISs Ptnrs FIRE ESGLHEs
LINED JUICE AND MOLAsSES Writ RRASs BAfT,
b3[tEks Aq 3s;5iI ,,1 ANY,
% snd oc a p+s2n Stsan pampn Esnes for
9seoin a54s Supplying .ngar houses stn ' Dra dy
Valve nns for juice noasses and fcr hot e sier "
Copper sd FIRE Enge " Pns oEs t b rss
capable throwing from Is gallons per minute t!rone
circular saw con- NH .,in s.anf a,c J n h. J ~ying
without pump printing houes ware houses ETC., whsre
"aes VIE as Ro Z? Ay KIND 9d 1fsGi ssr pn5
and all connections are made '''' 0O~'D
,,.-, r.. Cincinnati, December /, 1856.
nTfe nTpisr Eo9@ 2 purchased DS O. you for use Of
has sen ne sore tine and given perfect satisfaeon
t$: sa pd%s9 to s:s Sss 7a
codisIIy i 70 H. 1tce Of a,roS disrsIos
Others. Your, ,r:iy, '"''''A' '''""Sss' ana
New 0r,esn. .ov. ,n,.r ,s<,,
Mr. Bridge Sn answer yoHr Inquiry relative to The
can any ,y hit rhey aye n e. M to 9 T ". ss rec
se 1r the variety Of pumps we aTe in nse they
YorT> repeatedly, 4. B. sEGER, Vice President
uj.criber, sgeu, here forthe nanntacnr&rs '
3-z2 SAC 6kll1e =: 2 A=s.zine st ct.
T'oKS's CITN, NDsOuTHERN EXPIRES
Agent lo,.citrtra Railroa iomna,S for
ss nj } w. ao Sc a 81 ;s sT s e Cas-
Company. y IT."
powdsr HON a. Iois'oo Ts@"s - s S''' '"''s''''"
ali e Watering Pieces Oh Tie LAKE, orders and ceis re-.
Bill Of adn left the goods bv the New Yorl
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COTTON PRESSES.
ALABAMA,
Corner OF Tc!loupitoulas and Robin Streets
FACTORS,
Corner Tchoupioulas and Henderson streets.
FRERETS,
St. Mary street, between Perdido and Poydras,
LOUISIANA,
CorEe! S.. Thomas and Basin streets
MISSISSIPPI.
Corner Tthoupiiouas and Richard streets.
BRAMAH.
Corner Tclloupitouas and Market streets.
MERCHANTS,
New I4evec and Louisa streets.
ORLEANS,
Corner Ievee and Roffguac streets.
PLANTERS.
Corner Administration and Richard Streets
SZYMANSkIS.
Corl. Ievec and Coue streets, Third District
SHIPPERS,
Corner Henderson and New I.evee streets.
UNION
Corner New Irve and Rohigrac streets.
WOODS,
Corner Canal and Robertson streets
TEXAS
Corner Of Tch3upitonlas and Orange streets.
I.F.HEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
I.eyr- street, between St. Ferdinand and Montegut
streets, Third District.
PICAYUNE.
I.evee street, opposite Post 49, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New T.evee and Roffgnac streets.
NEW COTTON PRESS.
leyre .;!ret, between MaGtegIt and Coue streets,
TlnI District.
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STRANGERS GUIDE.

4 he + ipfyf Essfs2n
Discount Wednesdays Saturdays.
Branch of Louisiana state BanI<, No il Camp
lsl5ey e :f.sT'''
3 f;sa55ss, ne .NcPdsyS T$Essasys
Canal Bank, of Magazine and Natcilez
s f sr.:ons c css5asnt
osering sTs da Ho5drg
DSys WednesSays and az a ffsday
CitIzens Bank, of Royal Custom house
uEsne asier.
9erins Noniays an tI Thnsaays
Mechanics and Trnders' Bank, No. 101 Canal
a! F 2sa9'sz F ssss2:
Discount Days Wednesdays and saturd days.
Union Bank, No. l23 Canal street.
Alfred Penn President.
Discount DAYS Tuesdays Fridays.
Bank Of New Orleans. No l2s CAMP street. opposite
?@:zsTa rs:iisn',
mr. " H Peters Notary.
Discount Da5s .Weinesdass and saturdsys
sopt ,s =, B ss..s, 10 Is St Charles
r. j. l.! y Tibr"y css1er.
Offering Days Mondays and Fda5Ss
PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
JAMES RoBB ITO. DEALERS.
xT~,,o1 soS s.. 30 and So Camp street
Corner Exchange alley and Canal street.
Corner Camp and GraTier Streets
BROWN. 5oHS ssEB5: ScsF g and Canal streets
,,,>.c1.r ~ re-, No 50 Camp street.
nExAHD lesson & e. camp street. stree.
BANK Of coNxER q; - Camp street.
THOMAS H. BARKER, .
Agency BANK OF G2Ps1 a29H 81 esaTsF streets,
%S'iE 6 ASSGt Commercial Place.
H B. & Xs s HtTGnee }5 agent: S0ss Camp street
Corner Camp and Common streets.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HONE MCTCAL INSTANCE COMPANY, Northeast
j. o # WS nat s xiss Prsss
MEErHASTs MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
! Ps' nci+ o3: Psss5lsnt
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY, No. ios Canal
JaE s5aiss R Essi5sTs
CRESCENT INITIAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner
g s3 3 Ts 5s;ss zjs;s Fsss
LoTISIA 4S: MuTvAI ISSrRANcE COMPANY, South
53:: F:sdsns
sTS Mutual INSURANCE COMPANY. Corner Camp and
Common streets.
Jane |, nelesTe Vice President.
DELAWARE MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPA Ny Of Phls-
de!Ehia: corner Camp and Gravier streets.
"" W. + FaEler.. Agent
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
UNITED STATES LIFE Assurance ANNUITY and
Ir1Isi Company, No As Camp street.
TENNESSEE MARINE AMP FIRE INSURANCE COM
pun corner St. Charles and Perdido streets.
@'Hi''o N ~
< a1iear l. Rodewad, + iyrns: Directors
MONARCH INSURANCE COMPANY of London No 1
w. Briggs Agent
HOME INSURANCE of New YORK. corner Of Camp and Ora
x gTT Y2H H EE n
~ A'a'htop' agent
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Company Depot corner of Calope and Clara
john Calhoun ...........-.............- President.
Ciice - c'sronleiei Street.
Rai;nsd romea!y-Ferry, foot Of ST. Anne Depot
va !Iewes ..... President,
& = SysETt; S N;se prsst
otc~, corner Exyita9:e Alley and iienv street
NEW ORLEANS MD PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD
VII Avery. President.
omes, Vistoa Street nenr he depot ~
NEW ORLEANS AND ,CARRoLLTON RA1LRoAD-Ds-
pot, corner Baronne and Perdhio streets;
LAFAYETTE IIORSE-CAR RAILROAD-Depat IS Ba-
rome street,
CARRoLToN AND LAKE RAILROAD = Depot Tivoli
G}Soge cnF ni5- Duncan PF es
Ohce, Nc. b Baronne
MEXICAN GULF ,RAILRoAD-Depo, Of Goodehil-
drtn and tlyHan tIeIis streets.
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DISSOLUTION.

0TSSOLUTIOE OF C0-PAHVNEeSHIp-
~ The firm Of OAK Ely HAWKINS was dissolved On the
18th inst, by the death Of s. W. OAKLEY " ~
G. S. HAWKINS.
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FE'FsE HALLIDAY NVIND-HIELL.-MAN OF
the mas scientific able and experienced mechanics and
gineers i'll o United States have examined this Machine and
pronounced one of the beautiful aud useful inventions
modern date.
RE simple yet Ingenious device, the gale
verify, the sails gradually round ct angle Nj
rh hey for gentle breeze present less and
height. , is presented 10 its power tie thin edges As
the fury Of the gale ae the fans graua orig
ina. position. Something Of This kind changing the posi-
lion Of the sails is what mechanics have long sought for in
vain.
The speed Of the wind wheel is increased by powerful
storm o! wind for fully under the control regulator
as water wheel steam engine If this Mill tie well
up II viii require attention whatever for
-ether.
The only Why the wind for past has uni
v9rsliy used AS motive power well known he the
seit-rcruatrg machine In heavy rnles The wind hai as
heretofore constructed either Frustrated in hopeless
rtVoF-d with such rapidly heat and Chae greatly
to the lrE OF Kind OF gearing attached besides,
weather. requiring the and Of
This difficulty i entirely obvitteci, and civ
lection thai possibly he urged is the INCONSISTENCY
wind THIS is compensated FOR ~ ic fact that ii requires
outlay or expense i" run the wind eu=irclo tr,d
fuel 10 feed L. as with steam power. Tie mill ready
time ty night be moved by the wind from any poi Of
during the intervals Of the winds blowing 50 if the size OF the
mill pumps aid reservoir is in proportion the quantities
water required. there is certainty OF having abundance
through the year. For rnilroa stations, and and
plantations such co;tivancc is nuequaile both for pumping
water and grinding corn, urHnmeuted fountains \ small
sized mill with moderate wind, viii raise l.ai GALLONS
ternd grind i've bushels Of hour. For further nfo
nation, orders address
S,H GILMAN 81 Natehea street, New Orleans
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- PEsTVA BOARDENGS-MRS FOGLE. No.
"n IchoHlt"ulHh street. is prepared accommodate
LIrs or single gentlemen with pleasant Furnished Apart
lncni> and Board reasonable She will take euenen
Day Boarers, the low OF SIC per month SD with
l-c iGihE. iyN