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MISCELLANEOUS.
Al NEW LIGHT! A NEW LIGHT! @
II A NEW LIGHTll
RERO s e NE OIL,
Not ExplosIve!
THREE UALIT1Es. sd.
Kerosene Burning OIL,


THREE DUAL tiles. .....
Kerosene Burning OIL, II
"a Substitute for Canphene.}
Kerosene Burning and Lubrfcafing Oll, "A
"a Substitute for Lard, Cola and sylyic oh,)
Burning every OIL Lamp Also substitute for the
Lubricang Oils heretofore used for machinery
Kerosene BlnnacIe OIL,
"a Substitute Sperm OIL generally used In Ships
Lamps1
An, far apy other Illuminating Oils ue-burning also
In all the ordinary Oil Lamps
The undersigned Sole Agents Louisiana for the North
American Oh Company, of New York beg leave TO
INFORM The public that they will be able
furnish the above Valuable Os ihey no ho' ueaate
to say that - ,.,,,,x,o,,,-r r,,,,1yr orr
will efecualy supersede CampheDe and account o. t
non powerful light That the kERosENE
found superior kind Of oil other material no" used Tor
uhrcatig purposes such PALM, Lard Sperm and even
Olive Oil whilst burning 1t will give better light than tue
hest Lard Cola Rape Seed Syvic Oil having the further
nd vantage stand iimpid In cold wtaiher.,
As 10 the KEROSENE BINNACiE OIL. which is an extra
quality Oil manufactured expressly or snip
use and warranted in the coolest regions tey
certain will be found truly superior article tor imh-
purposes the desderatu sohsh aite ios 30
many years.
the properties Of these Oils will be pubshed IN que
time and full given in hand and post bills as also
Oils and the Lamps are received
Liberal arrangements will he made with the ship chambers
ship agents in this city and subaeefs appoiteu " ever!
| r" samples Of the KEROSENE BURNING and KEROSENE
| LCBRICATING Oil can be seen in our store -,
shipment Bnnacle Oil will he received in lew Gays
B. NAUTRE It Co, No, % Conde street,
Agents Louisiana for the North American Kerosene loi
! ConlylI
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Their W. GRAND ENCAMPMENTO OF LOUISIANA 4.
O. O. r holds its regular the first Monday Feb
rlary of each the Odd Fellows ball. corner
of Camp and Lafayette streets. ,a 3-fE ~.
ieer for the year lsJas Stockton NJ ". Grand Psri
arch A. Hero, NJ. W. G; H: Priest E. Smith " G War
dem James Furneaux, r. w, G. Scribe H. Wiilras, R. W.
q Treasurer, s. Todd, X. W. G. j. w, H. Mspargh W.
G. Marshall B. DaSiIva W G. Sentins John Fralkford W.
Dep. q. Sentinel r,l....,, -, .-
Oscar Barhee R. W D. G. Patriarch, Of District No. Bs-
to Rouge. v d. Covert. R. ". n g. Patriarch, Of Dis
trict No 4 Clinton; John Orchard, Il. W. G. Rep.
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Interior Lodges.

DE SOTO LODGE No.7 at Baton Rouge Thursday
evening. .L~Iua A- H55l
ST. MARYs LODGE No. % meets Franklin Saturday
evening"
METH LODGE No. q n. Shreveport on Wednesday
evening s't3
ST. LANDRY LODGE No. IS opeousas satus--
day evening.
CLINTON LODGE No p meets at Clinton on wednesday
evening
CARROLL LODGE No. 80 Lake Providence
Monday evening a.f .t..g.- Il E.4t @4s4 r.
TRINITY LODGE No. 80 meets at Trinity on Saturday
evening.
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. "a Thbodaux on sasur-
NEW IBERIA LODGE No. SO meets Newton on Thurs
PRAIRIE LODGE o.s7 meets at Washington on Friday
evening. .. Il .-r.- - G-L#.. e
CHENEYvIIIE LODGE Ne. Al meets Cheneyyille on.
Monday evening SSH
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. 43 meets at Sapoleonville
| Saturday evening, -
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CHURCHES.

CHURCHES.
"; G Duncan, camp, Basin.
cstion-Corner Vaudeville and Morales
immaculate Concepsiou-Baronne, GU Canal
s. Louis hhsSR%S SS"%S Square
81 Anhonyt H@trc~ i s. live Oak and Laurel.
s. Keaf s 81 Ga ld Bur,helemy Al
as s sa a"3 1 2s1ops
S. Nsf;s-"ssSSS e OK and Laurel
St. Peter>-Marig"y, b. casacaIyO and dreatmcn
s. TfiniyS Fs HPR Junction with fFS'H"
St, vincent vincent de Paul--C;reainen, Montegut.
Ursnre ronvent-i'elow the city.
FRS FIRST oos@ 2RTP; s {: HS2Sqs"''
pRorEsrAx r f FFTs,s5 E lula
L'hSlst froeot&utc Francaise-Rampartc. ]
Christ Chareh-canole paaphine.
s.; Lake Hercules, near slci,y road.
t Na"SeisSa2 phSTs,n Square
Mount olivet-Aleiers.
Epterpe, b. Bacchus and Dryades.
Caronaelst, b, Heyia and Giro f-
Felicity Road Chestnut.
Moread, c. i. ghien,
Dryades. G, Teypschore.
Marias, b, Bienville and Cont
s s. Fsn T. t S%SHsSn
Carrollton CarrOllton Nayades-
| PRESBYTERIAN
Lafayette Square.
PrytBuiR, Clio.
| CaSttalyo II. Railroad.
| Canal c. Franklin
Fulton, n. Josephine.
| PryUna c. josephine
Thuiu, c. Benton. ID.
| Rouiigny, Camp n. Cadiz.
| GERM EVANG.;
| Protestant-philiU, c. Chippewa. N
! PTogesaut-Gio,U Apollo and Naysdes.
! UNITARIAN:
| PryNuia c. Clliope.
| Clio. h. PrytHpia aud nryades
| TyrVsich ne. u. NUyadeS.
| Euerpe, Il. BacChus and DTyades
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Odd Fellows Hail Association.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALF,
ASSOCIATION meets their Office in Odd Fellows Hall
the first Monday of every month. * AZ - !z7
awkward Pisbuty President; Thomas H. Shields Secretary;
John Bein Treasurer j. G. Dunlap John Orchard a. g.
Stetson, H. Howard, Eneas Smith, James Davis, George
Rareshde, A. W. Bosworsh Geo Drmeyer, Bernard Cohen
and w b. Cook, 4
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE


PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS.
JAMES ROBB L CO.,
Nos. 50 and 81 Camp street N
S. NICHOLSON & CO,
Corner Exchange alley and Canal street.
SAMUEL SMITH Il CO.,
Corner Camp and Gravier Streets
JUDsON & CO.,
Corner Camp and CaEal streets. 8
BROWN, JOHNSTON Il CO.,
No. IS Camp street. -
BENOIsT, SHAW 4 CO., 49,.
No. 81 Camp street.
MENARD, lesson a CO., s..r
BANK OF COMMERCE,
JACOB BARKER, Agent,
... Corner Camp and Gravier streets
THOMAS II. BARKER,
Corner Camp and Gravier streets.
H. W. CONNER son. g.
No. 30 Camp street.
II. B. MERRELL& CO.. s..w .u..
Corner Camp and Common streets.
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The following the members for the present Term: James
Beggs Pre- sdeut Office of Feents Charihhe ASSOCIATION
Thos II. Shields Secretary Odd Fellows, Hall W H. his
Treasurer street, j. H. tsenniSsnr, Ne "a Where
street. j. NJ Iaborde Of role and Felicity seNdi L.
Butler 81 Nachex street; NJ Woutan Courier ohee J. D.
WsRb and Common sesild o. Langhtn rev isasint
T. u. Van Horn Crescent Office, Camp street; q W Gauiu
Collins josephine and NAItdes street, A.
~ Hunter Camp and Poyiras ~ Weyne q st Charesi
VIM Iynd Commercial Cotton Press; o. f. Wallet Aisrs A
alias Dryales and TerpSchoe: G. H. FhluEter Ness
eyee c. tcke Ctt>tumhouse; C Nhr, 1876 Paydras ST.
n5=>Reguiar meetings held The third Monday each
month the SacreeSrys office III odd Feilews Hell euTser
Camp AID Lafayette streets, a Gie O'Clock Y. NJ.
feA THOs. L. Shields Secretary.
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snhora,nnte Encampment.

WILDLY lineets the FIRST and third Saturday in each
mnnh in odd Fellows Hail. of Camp and Lafayette
streets Officers the present tefmJ Flerat O. Pr y.
nmrani n p; W. Solomon, s. W. R. s. keaghey Scribe; ii.
Williams Treasurer; L. Kaiser, j. W. James Furneaux, AS
sstant Scribe. 81
No the second and fourth Saturday in each
month in Odd Fellows Hall OF Camp and Lafayette
rsats Officers for the present ermL. b. Polher G. p
n Carolnn H. p: Geo. Seymour s. w; L. 5. Butler.
Scribe: n j. Hoey, J. W. S. NJ. Todd, Treasurer.
IAsAILE meets the first and third Moudayin each
month in Odd Fellows Hail. of Camp and Lafa.
streets Officers for the present Iem-Joeph Wagner G. P
Benedict II. p. j. e. Carlr. s. W.. Edward Allen Seribe
T. L. Bercier, j. w; f. I. Field, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No meets the second and fourth Monday
month, in Polar Star Lodge Room St Louis street
Officers Tienlan, c. p c. Langenbeek
err II. P; J. NJ. Barras, s W. G. KIebs, Scrbe r. s.
Brewster, j. W; Il. Millspaugh Treasurer.
LAFAYETTE No. meets the first and third Monday in each
month Jefferson Lodge Room. Fourth District Officers for
the present ten-ShaS teheep u ~ "6nEe T. r; :.
I.onis Seibert, Treasurer.
PELICAN No meets the first and third Saturday in each
month Polar Lodge ST. Louis street. Officers fe7
the present term-J, N. Wagner, C. p; l. Charles H. ~
Cnptane S. W. c. o. Dugue Scribe; j. Nedot j. WI b. La
tera ale Treasurer.
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NTnW CONIH AND VARIETY STORE, N

nj EW GUNIIs
~ 50 CANAL STREET, door from Nhgrres street
he opened above WHOLESALE and
RET IL COMB, VARIETY !ANDFANCY 60 DDS STORE,
of his friends and the public generally TO
lately imported and comprising the
following articles
Shell Ivory India Rubber Combs in all their varie-
ties and Stvle;
Hair Tooth, Cloth. Hat and Shoe Brushes
Perumeries, the best French and English manufacturer
Peal German Cologne; French Toilet Soaps;
Perlemonraes: Silk Purses; Pocket Books. Gold Pens
Tmbles Coat Links Tweezers Ladies' Work Boxesi
tieutlemen's Dressing Cases. Boys School Bags;
Misses Cahas and Work Boxes;
Watch Guards: Suspenders; Razor Strops;
Cutlery and Rodgers Scissors and Penknipes;
Ruzors in pairs Playing Cards; Lotos Boxes;
Percussion Gaps: Fishing Tackle and Sporting Articles;
Letter and Cap Paper ceain Manei Pieces Accortons
and Of French, English and Ger
man f ANCY GOODS and TOYS, for sale AZ VERY LOW
PRICES ALE. ROuSSEI,
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- I. 0. o. F. "
Grand lodge or LouIslana.

49, - W W. @N
Grand Lodge of LouIsIana.
THE r v, Grand LoDgE oFrIogIsIAEA, Io.0s
.s and ass s ssses 90 no~ Hail.
NJ fl " sss rsp5 e q
'sf H H;ss.s
se Es e " q s I'D e. Z e
United aats e ne @
70 "rdns Smith & Com a,sresa Lodge
sdgs ray g. = sss i crssssai
District Deputy Grand NastersE B. annsel Covenant
No. De- Sc D No. " Bskf ssrisn esEs
t5s. It, e 8 & sa Il &
Pb, H% e r Fl Gs T , IT, ri b
NsT Issss = 0 4 e, q p Lsi T.
ksis tssxs sS { @ Il a;ssssA & rEs sss
Ne Ne 3 ~ No. f sf s%sys n NssGs
No. Z. Maarin, u Assumption Lodge No
SHAY F. Gehs ed n Shannon gSsTs sna
Petitions and AppealsP g NJ y g p1aa; ? G = Mag
Bier r al l. + Power I'D Wa. peIsrqs:
G. ss,soR and Jao erets' and Geo ka, W.
I'd T. an aes S bsaiss ss
se@uniea.ions Grand Master Grand Secretary
fsio@s Hall 2i'ea Taos T. sHELDs Grand sers.y
VT
S,s1,ordVnafe T,osfnes. tfz .sr q. L
' - r
LOUISIANA LODGE No ] meets every r.daF evenf no
room NO. D Qad teI.ows Han lheo harA y 81 -
Secretary II. Giiingham, treasurer aE5 ta4
WASHINGTON LODGE No. meets every Thursday even-s
r. w s1Tny a jane. ' heke Il Louis
Secretary; u. Hooper, treasurer. .-.
UNION LODGE No. every Monday evening
e. Shields II Per-
NV. Hiikerson, treasurer 5-e.f IL ssaLsM r.
CRESCENT LODGE No meets every Thursday evsningin
No. Odd Fellows Hall. E. F. r. oste, n G Geo,
seymour " T.: IL r hernecEe nee. secretary L. N Jahar
FER. secretarJif. \. barnot. treasurer
JEFFERSON LODGE No. meets every Thursday evening
Jefferson Hail. Fourth District j. F. Miller n CT D. Lee
" g.; Jno F. kraut Secretary j. D. Norris Per. Sec
| rotary; Wn Deacon, Treasurer ge4 3 f t6&
TEUTONIA LODGE No. 10 meets every Tuesday evening
g Bornvagser &; kaller Secretary E. Reuter- Per-
| Secretary r. Schneider, Treasurer 17' ffs A-E
ORLEANS I.ODGE every Tuesday evening in
No. l, Odd Fellows Hail. f. Allen N Gil H. Jenny
y G.; E L. Bercier, Rec and Per- Secretary l. Bruce,
| Treasurer. Fsit...s=5 l5tt
Y COMMERCIAL LODGE No. L. meets every Wednesday
evening Ia No s. Odd Fellows Hail. James Ciough,
Me- "a Finch, " IT,. y, v Jonts Secretary James l.
Stockton, Per- Secretary " b. Cooke. tfeasurer-
HOWARD LODGE No. 10 meets every Thursday evening in
ifaom No B. Odd Felows's Hail. David Moore, a. e.; X b
keaghy, " G Alexis Portions secretaryB Dasilsa, Per-
Secretary; A. Desola, Treasurer. W. 4%@
HOPE LODGE No. II every Wednesday evening IN
l. Odd Fellows Hall Thomas F. Walker. N. g.;
ter Per- Secretary; Geo Rarsshide, Treasurer.
DELTA LODGE No. Is meets every Monday eEenipg IN
room No !. Odd Fellows Hail. A. McDougan. N. I'D W
TE,,p, n onS,E ~ ~ ... -. r.s,, ..,,,, ~
TEMPLAR LODGE NO I6 meets every Friday evening m
room No l. ODD Fellows HAL. Ene"s smith, M g.; r T.
Secretary; r. A. Patterson Treasurer
on he arss and third Saturday north in Room
M odi Feows Hall Rra,hers are coraiav invited to,
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NEW VARIETY, COMB AND FANCY GOODS
~ STORE No. 50 CANAL STREET, near Chnrres street
undersigned lately arrived from the North informs his
and public that he has opened a. No 50 tnaal street.
from Chnrtres street, VARIETY AND COMB
STORE. will offer his goods at VERY LOW PRICES, at
WHOLESALE and RETAIL and invites the attention oil those
wishing good article and at low his extensive assor
mert ALE. ROUSSET, d
80
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President Boqleme Treasurer hos H. Shields
Cemetery Commfteelper Dillingham; Gardner Smith, Jas
Coairg Piuauce Comn,iuee-E A. Patterson H. Fl, DentEe
j. f Miller. Sexon-Daniei Merritt. Meuhers-Jau,es Fur
neaux Frank Lewis II. Goldman, F. Peterson, los Allison
j. P. Warner, j. c. Wagner.
VAULTS IN "ODD FEI.I.OWS' REST, may be procured
by applying F. NJ CoRRY atSickies Co.'S SIS Canal street;
at p FELr srETsoss "a Camp street. to Fl Mii1srAuSH u
5 Mint and at the Secretary's Office in Odd Fellows Hail. cor
of Camp and Lafayette streets, ..
Price Of Lots and Nau-keguar IN feet square, sl50
ditto by feet SIS. Vaults 6ube to Stockholders Lodges
s65 ditto, to NJ Others Io single Stockholders Lodges
St5 ditto, all others $50. --... So.
Information relative purchase of Lots be had
OIL application
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COTTON PRESSES.


ALABAMA, ..
Corner of Tchoupoulas and Robin streets
FACTORS,
Corner Tchouptculas and Henderson streets.
FRERET's,
St. Marys street, between Perdido and Poydras.
LOUISIANA,
Corner St. Thomas and Basin streets.
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner Tchoupoulas and Richard streets.
BRAMAH.
Corner Tchouptoulas and Market streets.
MERCHANTS,
New Ievee and Louisa
ORLEANS
Corner Levee and Rofiignac streets.
PLANTERS, ...
Corner Annunciation md Richard streets.
SZYMANSKrS,
Corner Ievee and Clouet streets, Third District.
SHIPPERS,
Corner Henderson and New Ievee Streets
UNION, 'f.E
Corner New Levee and Rotignnc streets.
WOODS,
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
TEXAS,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Orange streets.
LEVEE STEAM CJTfON PRESS,
Levee street. between st. Ferdinand and Montegut
streets, Third District
PIGAYUNE,
Levee street, opposite Post 1873, Third District.
INDEPENDENT
New I4evee and Roaisnac streets.
NEW COTTON PRESS, .
evec street, between Moutegu and Clouststzeef
Third District.
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MAGNOLIA No. 1 meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday In each month.
IT, W SHAW Ne 10 meets the first and third Saturday In
each month in Clinton, parish of East Feiciana
All communications intended for the Grand EncamPmente
us Jas. FnrneauX g. Scribe Odd Fellows
aN''' 's" 0''e''1 JAMES FURNEAUX C. Scribe
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SELENDID STOCI&.-P. MALLARD, 81 ROYAL
informs friends and the public generally thar he
now magnificent choice of FuRNITUR RE for Parior
Dining Room Bed. from the best manufacturers Of
Paris and from his establishment.
Also splendid Temps, iSrncatees namRsk
Muslin Bobbnets Gmps stuff OF all descriptions for dra
perry and curtains
Scvres Chnaware fancy and plain white do Cut Glassware
COrnice, Window Shades, Mats Mlr
descriptions. All OF these articles having
the and under the personal
snperinendenre Mr. Malnrd he invites the public generally
really splendid stock with which he is certain none
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RAILROAD COMPANIES.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Company.-Depot corner of Calope and Clara
streets.
John CRhoun- resueht
Office, As Carondelet street
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
Railroad Compaly.-Ferry, foot OF ST. Anne street, DEPOT
at Agiers &C.
w II.
A. b. Seerer Vice Pres't.
b. r Flanders .seeFetarS'
Office, Exchange Alley and Bienvile street.
NEW ORLEANS AND PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
ConpanyDepo Eysian Fields and Victoria streets.
+. II, iioelwyi Secretary
Office, Victoria street, near the depot
NEW ORLEANS AND GARROIIT0N RAILROAD-De.
pot, corner Buronne and Perdido streets; +. . ~
LAFAYETTE HuRSE-CAR RAILROAD-Depet, Is Ba
rome street;
CARRoLTON AND LAKE RAILROAD - Depot, Tiyoli
Circle.
Albert G. Blanchard Secretary.
Office, No. l3 Baronne street
MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD-Dcpot corner of Goodchil'
dren and Elysnn Fields streets.
W. g. Basgwell Executor.
No ltnuul
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rI7HN HALLIDAY WiND-NIlLL. MANY OF

THE H1LLADAT WIND -lli4L. - 49, 49,. W
the scientific able and experienced ltGh anu en-
piueers in The United examined inns hHche MY
p1orcd il one Of beautiful and useful Inventions OIL
modern date. l., 10
BY simple yet device, the gale increases u So
verify the sails gradually rounds cia1Ee the ng'T ~
which they for gentle breeze present Tess niu M
resistance to the wiRd TILL wheE the teupest Is fhg'S nj 's
height its save the INN eFes ~
fury of abats, the fans gradually resume '
position Something Of this kind, Tor CHANGING ue
ton of the sails mechanics have so long sought or N
The speed of the wind wheels increased by powerful
storm Of wind for il is fully nnder the control OF HFeshlo
as is a wnter-wtee or engine. II this Mill be wei pun
up will require attention Whatever ioi "teh'
geher. , ;. a.. 80. ,,.c go, hoe, ,n
The ouy why the wind for past has no been u
yersally used ms motive well known to e th "a VI
regulating machine In heavy gales ie e
heretofore constrncted either proSihttn IL .I,
revolveJ with such rnndy wenr heat and r8 greatly
injury of any kind Of gearing attached beas, ~
veanr re1nuc and RnN'eiT OF me tlei
ant This difficulty entirely obNued, ana me "'iH ~
jecipu that possibly lie prFrd i the INCONSISTENCY e
uiud This by the fact thai II requires
outlay expense the wind eTEtl-in zen 10 .." W
fuel 10 feed with power. The lal IS rfNS ~ NY
time diy night, got by the wind from % pom.
the ronrs II will fiji large turks ponds WAY wv We ~
rl, the ulerrg!e the y0iU' hloTtcE So n rae sih u
MIL Jump and reservoir Is in prn!ortfnu I" !he ldSIlGS
thlnLl the lt1T Fl- -EirnA1 sntHs Nir sh-i. wy I'
p.r!uuns -,up u urHnlrG h"'h gov t"'n
vrrtl Eli .ririgg r.l uI iulllra l1.H r.
sl-l mill 1uN, q uml, up rit ra.sg T.. = e.
tyJ $50 pti,oi bu !. Of ptT h1G' % I9I" NV"
s. H. GILMAN, y N.trheEarstt, NJ" Grams -
o24 Sole 4 gent for tue Southern s1a'sS'
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.r.x ORANGE AND LEMON TREES
-sSs% b,Hu JMmricn Orange Trees
80, 2,WN Sicily Lemon Trees.
$50 Creole Orange Trees.
2,uuO Havana Orange Trees.
4,NN Mespuis ,Hnonica Trees.
l,euu MpagH Lemon Trees.
l,rHU tiitrrn Trees.
bUN Mandarin Orange Trees
variety kinds of Tropical Fruits and fIanssrch 81
Fig Bananas and yellow ue GUavG PlnnS Tarnhrias,
-, ,u
sill be packed With the utmost care Orders
semi o No. 90 i'aIEl street,
r. F. NICHOLS, Importer of ali kinds Of Produce
nos from the Mediterranean
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s,S TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF tt

INDIA RUBBER BETTING.
large stock of all sizes of the Vucanzed India Rubber
will be sold low prices The cost is much below
leather banding. je2S
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A HrrA aVATEK.-TiE " ertRS of THESE GEL.
desired No. IS ST. Charles street, corner Of Commercial
Alley, by ). pEtL0u&.
Tie Abia Waters been found servceahle III all Cuta
peous Deses affections Of the Bladder Kidneys, Dyspepsia
fIunl Gravel, Discusses of the Womb, etc. General Depy
arising high living In all of Diarrhra twie,e
chrO4ic wise will afford immediate relief and effect
urr,uuent short time. Daring deltion it will he
frnud vice and be used by the most
delicate infant during diet drink with pleasure.
np and agreeable and sight. In proo extract
from of the Dnrner0us certificates on h2Ni:
NEW ORLEANS, April 81, 1854.
This certify thAl bad sttt u heath ana
found il necessary place myself under the nj r Stone
! with BY thnSr ggtteneN
the Ata GhSy Springs and, under the hVSphle root Of
Cart in the village OF Claiborne, three miles
from ,e Springs commenced using the waters freely In
short time improve, and found myself entirely
rye1 of INV suttrigs (Which very about four
| St. LOUIS where reside, and
would acuu ysGf Of duly recommend to the afflicted the
w Of those waters The certificates OF Doctors Warren Stone
and g. Boyur House Physicians 10 The Maison de Sane
SNOW" tue "1'''' H. MACsHANE.
hiscerifes that Mr. H MacshNne under treatment IN
,b Tnsor de Snye months for Irritable Bladder
ni deraed urinary screions from which he suffered
vnrpy ave him my advice, in connection with the Fhysi-
clans tive house. hui he received no Llsefli dement,
,Sjruedl W. STONE, NJ D.
'N@ P G. BOYER, House Physician
refer 10 a few Of those who have used the Water;
t3u,nrai / l. Lewis Hon, j. II. Caldwell,
81 " THIRSTY " nr. WedderhGr,
Toii,art wilson Esn MacGorInck,
Avail Fso Porter, etc, etc.
hThe house Springs will be shortly reopeied una
tn. direction Of a competent Manager , ,oc,,1,p
fei3 d. - p'''it'f'
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HACCO-rOBACCO-wE HAVE

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in store and receiving pei and sailing
so dec, from the manufacturers choice of
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, which offer
10 the trade on liberal Among which DO
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NGcGoyyaN,s CELEBIsA TEID PLhNTA-
lHl TIUN UMPS.--DOLjBIE-AUTINGS SUCTION AND
FORCE CO. Asst PUMPS AND PUMPING ENGINES, DIS;
CHARGING FROM TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED 70 ONE
PUMPS FOR ClSTERNS AND DEEP WELLS; COPPER
LINED JUICE AND MOLASSES WITH BRASS BALI.
VALVES; nor WATER PUMPS FOR FORCING INTO
BOILERS AGAINST STEAM.
Mcowan's Portable PLANTATION Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting and forcing large volume of waTer from The river
OVERLOOKING lands supply ing sugar houses etc. Draining
Engines: small House Engines with ne Metal
Pumps juice, moSses and forcing hot water INTO
steam boilers Steamboat Doctors and Wreckg Engines Per
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps, worked ny brake
throwing from Is gallons minute, through
a oazle n distance o. from 100 to 10 feet.
fhe engines urecach furnished with hand wheefor driving
circular saw mill yin stands etc, and can be furnished
without pumps printing HOUSES, houses, etc, where
on,lpc and simple vertical engines desirable.
rerecon OF kind is necessary IN putting
nres work. both engines and boilers are vertical
and all connections are made.
Cncinnat December L. 1856.
Messrs Geo D. Winchel, Bro X Co
rlis-lhe Pumpipg Engine purchased OF yon Tor use Of
small line Of the Cincinnati and Chicago kalua
has been in use some time and given perfect satisfaction
consider it the pumping apparatus wiln my NoweuRe.
ne engine drives besides the pumps aSoinch circular saw
three athes and drill press ana there Is power se w
S. pound the inch OF the boleF itetei9
cordially recommend othe notice of railroad managers and
others. Yours truly.
S. &. MORSE, Supt G. and G. R. r.
New Orleans owe mber I, 1855 !
Office n. o., Or. and q. W. Railroad 70 }
Mr. I. Bridge Sr-iu inquiry 10
performance Of the McGowa Pumps in se upon TINS ro
only that they quite equal 10 your representation
aHd hat the variety OF pumps We baHe IN USE ey ait
Youis respectfully, A. b. sEGER, Vice President
The Pumps and Engines constantly Tor sale oy I'M
ub,rriber, sole agent here for the manufacturers.
! ie2S ISAAC BRIDGE, y Magazine st ct.