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A SOUTHERN FREE SoILER-Mr Samuel Lud.
vigh, editor of German Quarterly Review at
Baltimore, Md, and one of the most eloquent srea-
kers in the United States is travelling In the West
and speaking in favor of Fremont and DAYTON
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SOCIETY IN NEW YoRK-The Home Journa
observes that another bubble has broken by the
recent development of the fact that the costly dis
play of bridal presents at numerous weddings in
hired from extensive jewelers. for reasonable
amount
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rYSPECIAL NOTICE-Express packages for
N9rfok Petersburg, Richmond, and all places in Nir
Ua.a and North Carolina, intended for shipment BY
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
these ships
Office Of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM i PLEASANTS,
Qp ifs Agents.
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IHE MOVEMENT IN BREADSTUFFs The recent
arrivals from Europe have added to these general
uniaVorable prospects for low prices The news
Oh heavy injury to crops in France from the late
ihundatons and of unfavorable weather in Eng.
land, has produced considerable excitement in
preadstntfs in this market and an enhancement OF
prices Fortunately for us, we have ample sup.
pies with which to meet this increased demand.
The New York Herald says:
The receipts of -four for only the past week. from
the interior ending Saturday, July s. amounted to
q, ,ooo barrels of flour, about 474 900 bushels O,
wheat, and 400,OOO bushels of corn. The total ro.
eelpts since the lst of September 1855, have been
23o4, 1913 barrels of -four 81 IT'S bushels of wheat
and l2o,Oo6 of corn. To these receipts should be
added large supplies from the Southern Ststes in.
ciuding from East Tennessee alone over 100000
bushels of wheat.
For some time past the exports of wheat to Grea.
britain have greatly exceeded those of -four the
English preferring to do their own milling Not.
wiihstanding this the exports of -four have also
been large The exports of wheat within two or
three weeks past have probably reached over a
million of bushels. Within the past week alone
the shpm ents of wheat have exceeded 500 600 bush
els, about 100000 of which were taken on Satur.
day, and about 100000 or more were engaged on
Monday, the 7th inst
1t Is difficult to say how much remains in the
country 10 come forward but it is probable that it
may be nearly equal to the demand until the new
crop comes In, which is said to promise a large
yield. and of good quality. Should the crops in
England and France fall much below an average
we may expect prices to continue remuneratiye
tor our incoming crops.
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DESIGNATIONS, &c.

rO-PARTNERSHIP have this dav
~ associated with ia business c. M. PLEAS
ANTS. The business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm of VAN-LEW, TAYLOR Il co.
July L. 1856-jy3 VAN-LEW & TAYLOR.
nISSOL UTIO N..-The co-partner.hiD
~ heretofore existing under the Fl m of PICKE ETT
Il MAYNARD was dissolved by mutual consent, on
the LIST of July, 1856. The name of will be-
used in settling up their late business. Those in
debted to US will pleas, make immediate payment,
it Is necessary to close up their business soon
possible. RO. PICKETT,
GEO. f. MAYNARD.
A CARD...The Coal business will be
continued by the subscriber in future for cash
equivalent, at the old stand of P. & M near the
Petersburg Depot. RO. PICKETT.
jy T. I'm
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ItUsENHAUlI. DEALERS IN

=, "hLIoN AND DOMESTIC DKY GOODS.
awe large stock and general assortment Of
pcods. suitable for Ladies and 0entlemsp's wear:
.', iaii hne OF Linens and Housekeeping Goods,
with large stock OF Dons from the hest m ann
iset'fes. and Servants wear which we are Offering
very cheap in order to fedscs our stock.
J. ~. ROSENBAUM,
~ 1856, Broad st, i
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"BoBBY, what does your father do for liv.
ngT
He's philantkropist, sir"
"A whatr
"Philanihropist. lie collects money for the
Kansas sufferers and builds houses out of the pro-
eeeds"
At the closing of the Holiday street Theatre,
baltimore, Monday evening, Mr.. John 4. Ford,
the manager, was presented by his friends with
&400 silver service.
Andrew Marshall, colored preacher. of Georgia,
aged 100 years, preached In New York, Sunday.
Mr.. J. Pierce, hrother of the President, isin
Washington.
ExPresident Martin Van Buren, has written .
strong letter. In favor of Mr.. Buehanans election,
to the Tainmany Society.
The lady John Van Baren Is about TO marry Is
daughter Of the late Gov. McDufis, Of South
CsIoIiaa.
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PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATEs.-From
a report just made by the Register OF the ireasu-
ry, in regard to the present condition OF the pubc
debt Of the United States, we obtain the ioliowinB
information:
Amount OF United States stock original
Iy issued of the loaEs OF 1912, lSi3, 1896
lS47, Is4a, including Texas debt and In
IDENTITY, aud The debt Of corporate ci- - 90
Amount redeemed up to March L. 1885,. I42 35s "a
Redeemed from March 4, 1853, to July ], =,
Total amount redeemed ...... 46 e60 254 Gi
Amount now outstanding. S2 737 $50 ~
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NtAfLL ANDa HICkUitY..-A small lot
'A "i assorted Maple and Hickory per schr Bran
uJ~!he, Tot sale 10 arrive
"a, EDWARD T.. DUDLEY
iT - 18th at between Main and franklin
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THE NEW YORK rnos FLOATING BATTERY :

THE NEW YORK IRON FLOATING BATTERY -
large Iron floating battery has been building In
Ne" xork for some years past. This iron vessel
20 mysteriously docked and hid from public view
usS atready been fourteen years under way, and
NJ course considerable progress has been made In
ner construction, and she could be fnished, If ne
eessary, In one year. She 10 four hundred fee,
long, and thirty or forty feet In breadth.
She is built entirely of wrought iron plates and
each plate seven inches In thickness these are at
tscasd to her iron frame work. She will have
e,sn. steam engines, and Is tt oe propelled by two
scle" paddles, and one on each side of her stern
post In smooth water she will run, II is expected
from twenty to twenty five miles per hour; aud as
sue intended solely for harbor defences she will
nave smooth water to run in ut all times She can.
~ ner double propulsion power. by reversing one
os sne screws, turn in her own axis, or in a space
OF Tour hundred feet. She is to be mounted with
twenty guns, OF the heaviest calibre and longest
range. The dock where this wonderful floating
battery Is now lying, is very mysteriously guard.
ca owing to the extreme length of the vessel.
rocks have been excavated, and one of the streets
of Hoboken has been tunpelled to admit one end
of the monster
When Mr.. Robert L. Stevens died. he left mo-
aeis to enable MIR. Walker. the superintendent of
her construction, to complete the vessel in accord
ance with his original conception. She has cost
the government, thus far over half a million of
dollars, all of which has been expended and lately
the work has been carried on out of the private
funds OF Mr Stevens. This vessel, or two or three
IKE her. will guard New York from any force that
may be brought against the place. She is perfectly
impervious to shot or shell, from Lancaster, Paix-
nan or Colum6iad. The iron plates of which she
Is constructed are each thoroughly tested by can
non shot before being fastened to the frame of the
vessel Her machinery is all below the water line,
and out OF harms way. Her speed will make her
equal to twenty or thirty gunb boats of the modern
style With two or three such vessels, New York
would indeed be imprevuable
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hb~TEE's N0TICE--Jo ohm Moss by
i's deed dated 9Th June, 1876, and duty recorded
hs convey ed TO the undoIsig gaed in trust for the
,Ns oi MS creditors, among his other property all
.ie aob's OF every description due TO him Therefor
W pefsoha indebted said Moss are motifs ed TO Day
'.T aihoghls respectfully due by them to my order
~ ana those 50 indebted are requested to come
forward nd settle
y 1t. AZ r
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sEthEH'S FARINA AND BAKkW,S
CoCUA-BOih admirable articles Of diet for the
''eA Hhd conVaescent; for sale at
bATTAlLE'S Drug and Chem. Store,
~ Corner 4th and Broad sts
AlSl-Dswego Corn Starch, for puddings, 80.
Je&j-tf
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o. Q. WOODMAN.

n O. WOODF7AN. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
uceessor 10 Jarvis Wooaman,) Of Common and
Magazine Streets New Orleans Importer and Dealer in choice
DRUGS, SELECTED MEDICINES PURE CHEMICALS
ESSENTIAL OILS Medicinal Extracts Fine Pefumerv and
Fancy Soaps, PATENT MEDICINES. SURGICAL INsTRTJ
MEETs, DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE BRUSHES. Prsuch
and American WINDOW-GLAss, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
sTUFFs, etc. "
Druggists Physicians Country Merchants and Planters who
purchase Medicines of best quality may rely upon being suited
Orders promptly attended to. ,,a7 s. A..
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE.
Receiving arrivals England France and Ger
many, large assortment Of DRUGS CHEMICALS GLASS.
WARE, PERFUMERY, BRUsHE etc. Among which are
1900 boxes French Window Glass, assorted sizes.
100 lbs Conrads Hydriodate Potash.
1900 ounces Peeter Fr. Quinine. ~
$50 lbs Mander's English Blue Mass.
100 lbs Mander's English Calomel.
so jars Carbonate Ammonia. '.
8 cases Carb. Magnesia.
10 cases Calcined Magnesia 7.
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS.
1000 ounces Of Qunine, Power K Wetghtman.
&c ounces suphate Of Morphine.
10 ounces Acetate Morphine.
80 ounces Strychnne.
100 lbs Am. H. s. Calornel, bot.
300 lbs Am. II. 8. CaIomel, in % ID boxea.
80 kegs ref. Salt Pere. r.
IS dozen Chloride Soda.
100 lbs Nitric Acid.
VI demijohns Aqua Armenia.
10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, sticks
lbs pure Nitrate Silver crystals.
10 bbls Alum.
bbls Ground Alum. .-
POWDERED DRUGS.
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by me as sric
pure having been selected personally in their crude state
and powdered for my sales. Among which -'5
200 lbs Powdered 1pecac.
| $50 lbs Powdered India Rhubarh 81
$50 lbs Powdered Cantharides.
800 lbs best Powdered Bird Cayenne.
$50 lbs Powdered GuIn Arabic.
1900 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar.
200 lbs Powdered Tartaric Acid.
20 lbs Powdered Extract Celocynth.
I PAINTS OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
10000 lbs Pure White Lead
! 10000 lbs No. White Zinc Paint, Am.
| 200 lbs French Snow White zinc. H.
| 20 casks French Yellow Ochre.
| 6 bbls CopaI Varnish. 800 49,
| bbls White Damar VarEsh. ...
bbls Japan varnsh. .4z .. : o..
| 2 bbls Coach Varn;sh.
| 610 gallons Spirits Turpenine. ..-
| sos gallons English Linseed OIL H.
| 50 casks English Venetian Red
60 btls Lamp Black.
100 boxes American Window Glass assorted sizes from
| Sby 1Oto24by 80.
100 kegs Yellow Ochre in oil.
100 kegs Venetian Red, in oil. e.
All Of which will be sold at the very lowest market rates.
0. 0. WOODMAN, New Orleans La and
jel2 5md&W 0. o. WOoDMAN CO.. vicksburg, Miss
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nR. KILLINGS CAIsHIINATIVE AND AS
~ TRINGENT SYRUP-An 1nfallibe Remedy for CHOI.
ERA INF.ANTUM OR SUMMER COMPLAINT OF Chill
DREN CHOLERA MORBUS. DIARRHEA, or ANY IR.
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BOWELS-The long and suc-
cesu experience in the of this remedy by the inventor
the of all the diseases for which it is
mended together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers bear its efficacy in the of the Bowel affect
of Children Darrea Cholera obus and Dysenery in
grown persons enttle higher confidence than ii
one the ordinary humbug medicines of the day. which pro-
fes perform miracles and all the ills Of life Its chaac
fully established in the hands of physicians Of the
highest character the following letter from gentleman
aresident of Lockhart, Texas. will show:
"DELrA, (Coahoma Coz Miss, May 81, 1847.
O. o. Foo1man Esq. Dear SrThere are but very few oil
the offered to the public to which would be viii
ling lend the sanction of my however humble may
be- either in world of letters Of medicine Observation
and experience however, have forced the conviction
that Billings Carminative and Astringent Syrup is
valuable compound, prepared upon scientific prncplesper
fectly harmony with the laws of organic eand therefore
deserves although its kept secrc rank hghe
in the scale Of remedial agents than nostrum 1t afford
pleasure be able whout the fear Of successful conradc
on) add testimony in favor of its efficiency safe
pleasant remedy in all the forms of bowel complaints for which
recommended. have used myself in several very in
eresng chronic of Diahea and Dysencry and
mend in many others and in instance where such
preparation Indicated it proved successful
Respectfully yours,
D. NJ. PORTER, NJ D.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
o. 0. woonMAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
iel2 5mdkW New Orleans, La,
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Date OF Departure of European, California
and Havana mills. for October, 1856.
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y 2ulO kegs Choice Leaf LAIRD;
$50 hhls Winter Strained Lard OIL;
300 casks Prime Ribbed ard Clear Sides:
100 :. Shoulders. in air tight packages;
hun hhls Mess, Prime Mess and Prime liues;
1911 half hbs NnmiuckS Extra Mess Beef;
50 hbs sugar Cured Dried Beef;
lOJ erccs I. R. Gnilds Hams:
E) :. Cha. les Duris's Hams;
eEt bOls Mess Pork
2Gb :. Nerby'S Star Whisky;
:sN1 :. divers Extra do;
lrn =. Deans do do:
lRj -. Bene Kelly K Co.'S Old Premium Whisky
o5 :. Domestic Civ:
o. =. White Wine EnesGr
1913 boxes Cincinnati Star Candles;
SOL . Sncru do;
aJ . Fox. Wheat Starch;
so ;. Fresh Beef Tongues, on hand ind for sale b..
VOORHEES,. GRIt;GS II CO,
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THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY-CHERRf
L EXPECToRANT-Thef following original letter hand
ed publication. remedy which elicit such
uliuns, must be good one
Galveston, Texas, April g. 1856.
DR.. 0. O. Woofnan New Orleans
My Dear SirIn justice and duty owe to suffering
and may say, world Of coughing people state what
Invaluable Coug, Rcncdy-your Cherry Exrectorant
done for when all other remedies had failed to give
relief In fall of 1871 living in St. Louis, where have
sided the time for the last axteen years took
which settled ny lungs, ant was confined to my bed
and bstee by doctors for several weeks but finally
got on my again, cured Of my hard coughing and
rafting tickling in throat which continued necessarily
for six MONTHS always the worst in the winter My
friends insisted had conghe enough to Kill dozen common
men, that mus, he in the last stages of consumption
made up my mind cough my life away left St. Louis
in December travel md spend the winter in the South
caller, your in Vcks'ur will recolect
was cong hing hard could talk 10 make my business
Known said you wou! MY cough. As me
bottle your Cherry ENpectorant thought would no.
slight YOU your medicine much not to try it; and in
than,ulncsS shall remember the day did So In hut
allay and diminish cough and all tick.
ling in my and before had used than three.
forhs OF that bottle was entirely cured and
for weeks cough, ugh exposed day nd
ah, mall wehtrs, in travelling However, in Mai CHI while
North Carolina took cold and cough
in commenced again the tickling in my throat
,ersuS ard before arrival in New 'irenns on the l2 St
nights my coughing would "nd continue o!
hour soon procured smother bottle from you, aud
in t;n days entirely relieved Qgnin am now
determined always keeph bottle hand, and in the
urucing cough very few small doses will relieve it IT.
rcy. fully satisfied it is the best Cough Remedy
How known world duty you the cough.
itd afflicted p": Of III lnnn Family, 10 valuable .
remedy reach Of all. rs praise will he upon the
GngtcS Of thousands of joyful and cnughess happy
s,S great remedy your EXectorant should he brought
| before the rnlic.
AIN, dear sir, respectfully Yours
L. j. WOODWARD.
5ndtW of II. Louis Mo.
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T Feds FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEANs.1LEEDs \
zonital Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Su
gar Kettles CHARTERS Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
ing Machines Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and
Fronts Buildings Furnace Mouths, Crate Bars etc., and al
Machinery required for the South.
We have been duly authorized prepared
STILLMANS PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE:
Gals = T1,y i. II o..
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WANTED.


IETANTED-AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, who
w produce uuexcrpouale references and who present
holds lucrative aud Responsible situation in the State Of Mis-
spp wishing the city New Orleans desires
situation BOOK Keeper, Clerk Of Steamboat Clerk in
Bank Insurance O!Ire, Principal OF School College
Apply by letter. post pat, NATOR, this office oh Ct
}TANTED-A PARTNER, EITHER ACTIVE OR ST.
w lent Liquor Manufacturing business, having cash
capital Of frGn $1,000 5000 credit cQnnl cash that
The business is very profitable, and can tt carried
any extent If desired the party withdraw from the
house after six months with cash for his entire
Address a. W, Boz W. No ll9. n'+ I'm
w SITUATIONS ~ ir;AylInt.o; ~ unit;
w die aged gentleman, tcnch English branches in school
OF family. ~ a young lady, similar situation Also BY II
yong lady experiences Teacher Of Music They would
separately would open school Il proper location
stuitd uter. Address l.. NJ n. H this Office. % If
MIA MED N l:ti DISSEMINATED TO HIRE TWEEN
W ,re good able bodied to work in the city for
which good wages sill he given. Inquire Of
JOSEPH MAII.ETT,
ssIS I'm Steamboat Agent, y Front street.
E5T ANEEID-GAsTOR BEANS AND FLAX SEED IN
w los for which the highest market price paid
l.. j. WEBSTER,
nri22 3m Corner Magazine md I.atn cite
TANI'5GD--TU liIRE--A COLORED lkl., AS CHILD
w NGRSfi1 Creole preferred. Apply No. 80 Tchoup,
tomas street. iy29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
~ ms RAREI.1,1 Il CO., No. 81 Coumon street.
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TATAWBA WINES etc.
" $50 boxes I.otwnrths SPARKLING;
1870 do do do ISABELLA
loo 10 Loomis' DRY:
50 barrels CATAWBA WINE;
do do BRANDY:
So do BOURBON WHISKY, very superior;
" ' ~ y OGIEsBY L MACAuLAY
ie16 an, ehTclu!ptoHas street.
THO SUGAR PARTNERSHIPS SUBSCRIBERS
i are prepared o orders PHILADELPHIA SU
of the Tennessee Pattern, and at much less
price. McCuTCll0N, nov ELL x ~,
ml7 5a famn street, fNe" Orleans
A IsEGSVAgeis-OF TWENTY DOLLARS WILL BE
n paid of three barrels MDiSSES, branded
Ton heads sugar Honse oasses, Geo Tfnfan
leighton" stolen taken h mistake between the hours OF II
A. NJ the It'll lust from the Sugar evee near
Wharfnger's orice, B.AREII1 II Co,
No 20 stree
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RUILDERS' HARDWARE AND CRATES TIES
- The builders aEd is respect
fully invited to large and well assorted stock Of HARD
WARE AND CRATES. Among which we particularly men
ton LOCKS of every description NIGHT LATC1ES Sill
DING DO0RTRLMMINGS, BUTTS, HINGES, BOLTS A IN
HOOKS. SCREWS. NAILS SASH-CORD AND SASH
WEIGHTS, puLLIES, TENTILATORS, ere:, etc. IN fact,
every article line requisite for the erection OF buildings
etenined give satisfaction customers, both III
the quality of goods also in PRICES which we have
greatly reduced. LuNESCHl.oss, BtoS, d ~,
iY1S LIZ GNMn street. OnpOslte lEatlyette E4lfre
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France, Holland ind Belgium be paid
q American Liverpool and Sontlnnp
tom 20 by the direct steamers to Havre and cGis by
British Switzerland and Italy should come
under the rule reach earlier their dcsintion with three
inland postage from this office to New York.
closed mall consisting Of letters md for Sthes
and cities of the German nstriau Postal uno and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland R1ssi Greece onan Islands, etc.,
is from the Post office in New York semi weekly.
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Esy~Thc hrls; West, Capt. Bray, from BaIti-
is discargin her cargo at Post 49, First District
Iussnccs are requested receipt Of their goods
the evee otherwise they will he stored at their expense
and risk.
Oh GEO. W. HYNsON & CO., 80 Camp street.
as-Thc ship Juliet, Capt; MouIton, from ON
Boston, scnring her cargo Post 20, First District
.onss,rcs will please receipt of their goods the
Ieyec stored their expense and risk
o13 GEO. W. HYNSON Il CO., & Camp ST.
HaY-Thc ship Harry of the West, Capt. ADJ
n,s New York discnrng her NJ Post -
First District Coiance to attend to the receipt
their goods otherwise they will be stored at their expense
risk. GEO. ". HfNSON Il CO.,
ol3 s. Camp street.
rSF.Thc constsnccs of the following goods
order per ship Juliet from Boston, will else make them
known the diScarging clcr, e ryer otherwise
they will he stored at their and rsk VIZ T. H. lt6
gunny cloth j. q bales grnny cloth; O. tin liamondl
ItRl soap; X. {in diamond) 100 bblS onions
Of. GEO. ". HYNSON 4 co. 81 Canp.stIeet
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NartituIar Notifes,.

rs. Gardner Smith, Auctlonecr and Ap"
praise-Parculr attention given to sales of Real Estate
Slaves, Stocks SUGGESTIONS etc.
paJ- Office No. Commercial Place. se3D ly
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b. X. BENNETT. FRANCIS LuEGEs.
a NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
@ IRON WORkS.-Theu undersigned beg leave to inform
y the public and builders generally that they
w featuring all kinds of Architectural and Building Iror
Work at Nos IS and Circus such Veanas Rail
Ing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors, Straight and Circular
Stairs Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
Ventators and Sash Weights and fill all orders OF
with despatch. 81 lG585Ai
SEA Sn BENNETT 4 CO.
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TOEAN HALLFER q BROTHER. 247 TGHOutl.
tonlas above St, Joseph, COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS, prepared to do all kinds OF Worh
in line Of business such putting Tin and Copper nt
ers Valleys, Also putting Copper Tn and Zinc koo
dispatch All kinds Jobbing and Repairing attended to with
dispatch By attention to all orders, hope to merit
stnre Of the public patronage.
We beg leave refer to the following genemen Messrs
Junixon Mcintosh Cook Mcrehouse, Rot-
Caller. Turpin & Co, J. w. Jewell
nzIeer Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 81
Charles street au2l 3md.EW
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NOTICE MIR. DUFF GREEN, OF FIGkSBURG,
~ Mississippi, becomes partner i'll our hnnSe hi: day
GREEN Il GRUMP,
New Orrans, .Jny |, 1875. VI
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SfebTFE E,. - MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL
1Srner Attorney and will repvescn: during absence
from Ike State, per before George fart>hdr Notary
l'gblic.
Nrw Orleans, August % lSa. - ,.,,,, ~
II.
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'FNtfE subscribers will continue rhe business of the house
uulc. lle> slyle Of EELI0GQ NOBl.OM CO, accord
IL: pa>>c'! before S. AaEnar, noiTy public
EEUEE J. Is. KELLOGG,
A. T. NOBl,OM,
j. b. EERBi,S,
P. ROY.
New ri. pnt. L. I'm