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the SECOND MONDAY November 1856 and cor.
embrace the most important branches Of Civil Common
stit,iona and International Law well Equity Jupru-
fess0rs.
Those by Prof. McCaleb will treat of
l. Admiralty and Maritime Law, embracing the RICH
obligations of Masters and Mariners Collisions other Mari
time FORTS General Salvage Military
Contracts for Maritime Services in Building Repairing and Sup
Practice of Prize Courts the bolute Rights States their
pacific and hostile relations Treaties of Peace and Private In
III. The Jurisdiction the United States EN-.
hacing the Original and Appellate Of the supreme
and Circuit Courts, aud the Original jurisdiction of the District
Courts Courts of Revenue and Prize and Instance Courts
Those by Prof Randell Hunt will embrace
Commercial Law as it relates 70 Mercantile Persons Mer
S e g ers @ ans ie c
Prinepo and Agent Of BIZ, of ExcHnge and Pr9mssory
Contracts Of T GHsreT PMry and worn for CopVs
in general Ship Of Freight Jeson and Average, Sal
and Insurance. Of Sale Guarantees Liens and StopRage
IT, Criminal Practice in Courts Of Criminal
risdcon.
III. The Law of Evidence.
Those by Prof Roseus will embrace
man Spanish and French Laws and Critical Analysis
Decisions Of the supreme Court of the State
II Lend Titles whether derived from England SpGin France
III. Tie Practice of the Jurisdiction in Lon.
iSiana.
Those by Prot Alfred Hennen will embrace
The Common Law and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice
and Pleadings in Civil Cases at Common Law.
II. Constitutional Law.
The Degree Bachelor he conferred on those
students only who shall have attended full
lures full course after having read twelve months
the direction OF respectable Counsellor Law shall
on by the various Professors be found
the honor
The of each Professor SIS Naturalization fee SIS and
All communications must be addressed the Dean of the
CHRISTIAN RoSEEIUs,
anlStd Dean OF the Faculty.
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sNg LokGE CO., from Europe, respectfully inform La
4e dies and amateurs Of PlAnS that they are import
ing extensive assortment OF Shrubs OF variety com
prsns elias OF the finest and descriptions Rodo
drn MHgHolas. Pennes, upwards of 3WD Rose Tees
gnfted End ugrnted Also acnnsierahle quantity al kinds
superior Fruit Trees such Pear Apple CHEEKY, Pum
Peach aud Apco, Trees 5ulbuus and Flower Roots; 5J ya
cites nahllas, Am raIi, riyneut Tulips. Flower and
Garden Trees.
TIE wne offered very moderate terms aud guaranteed,
and will be- forwarded u tic country without charge
U7-CLaogues be- had No. IL Crtres street,
Mr. ktiSers variety
N BFor sale, IL new Rose Trees, exhbited in Paris in
1865, by Mr.. Guiliot Of Lyons jgl9
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IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON-GIEs.
Warranted to separate the Seeds, Dirt and Trash
from the Cotton, lCiti0ut in}urV to the STABLE

~ IT, ""teu 20 'ePt" u'e H'e AottuS, Iut onu i|dSh
from The C0ttOn, rith0ut injury to the Staple.
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f9ololtl url'ihn ga" rH Oh every description"
adapted 10 every variety OIL cotton ana warranted superior in
Io"E uSs o rom ~ 10 GU OF ~, ,'HS e'eh l9r morse,
@ vi mt1t ~ ~, u oi WV " 'eh pal's per
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JOHN HALLEit d BROTEIEK. 247 TCHogfi:
u above ST. Joseph, COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS, prepared do all kinds Of work
in their line Of business such putting Tin and Copper Gut
tiers, Valleys Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc Roott
in all Of The city moderate PRICES with promptnes hnS
dispatch All kinds Job and Repairing attended With
dispatch BY attention all orders hope merit
share of the public patronage
We beg leave the following gentlemen Mesers
Crozier Wing Jamison Mcintosh Cook Morchouse Ro-
Hughes G. W. Church. Thomas Murray, Isaac ThAyer
Caller, Turpn Co., j. W. Jewell
neer Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange, 1e ST.
Charles street. fe2ld&Wtf
{ EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS.-LEEDS
- Co. Iron Founders and Manufacturers of Vertical and t.or
sona Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans Su
gar Kettles Cariers Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
Ing Machines Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron Columns
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths, etc. and all
Mac iLery required for the South.
We have been duly authorized and prepared
STILLMAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE
f4I2 d&WIy LEEDS 60.
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u q st. thhrIuN street,
ROLLINS his post The Veraudah fire for a
while stopped the operation OF his we'll known establishment
Time, yscir has restored him
where at all hours Hot Cold, Vupor Shower or
Medicaed BATHS.
His BARRIERS SALOONS supplied with the best artists
the country Afford and as Shaving, Hair Cutting Cleaning
pyeing aud Dressing hive been reduced down SCIENCE
fes assured that he with and dispatch
nc fasiidious.
He has for sale well assorted of fresh PERFUMERY
Furnishing Geods Cosmetics and tie best Dyes Toncs
the hair.
ml3 JOSEPH ROLLINS.
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THE RALLADAH WINDMILL. MANY OF
the scientific, able and experienced mechanics and
the United examined this Machine
Of the beautiful and useful inventions Of
modern date.
BY simple device, the gale increases
verify, the sails gradually round change the angle
which they for gentle breeze less and less
height little presented power the thin edges
the fury Of the nbaes fans gradually their orig
ia position Something of ibis kind, for changing the posi-
of sails is what mechanics have long sought for IL
win.
speed the whseis increased by powerful
wind fOr it is fully under the control of regulator
IS wheel engine. II this Mill be well
up will require attention whatever for weeks
| gether.
only why the wind for has been uni
gersHy used motive power is well known to be the Of
self regulating machine. In heavy gales the wind wheel,
constructed, either pr0straed in hopeless ruin
revnved with such rapdty heat and chae greatly
the injury Of kind of gearing attached besides in bad
weather equrng the constant and anxiety OF the attend
This difficulty entirely obyiated, and the only oh
jecon that possibly be urged the Inconsistency &C the
outlay the wind engie-no to tend
fnel with power. The mill is ready at any
time day night, 10 be moved by the wind on point of
1t will I'll large ponds, that be used
the Intervals the winds blowing the size OF the
m reservoir is proportion to the quantities OF
required there certainty Of having abundance
through the For railroad stations and ami cotton
plantations such is unequaled both for pumping
and grinding corn. orimnered Fountains small
sized mill with wind, will 900 gallons OF
grind five bushels of hour For further infor-
nation, orders, address
S. Il. GILMAN, 81 Natchez street. New Orleans,
Sole Agent for the Southern States.
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.ssss TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
S%& land in Enseru Texas, inowHa the Mcqueen land
t, situated in jasper county Texas within three miles nf
ey Fort the Waces river This land offered IN ex-
tange for dry goods and groceries. Any wishing 10
trade in this way can by addressing the undersigned,
earn tie and particulars, which will be snch will
sujt the parties Offering. References the quality Of the
tlG and o can hs made Hon George ". SIM III Hon. r.
VIM Eddy and L, G. Doom, ESQ any Of the citizens OF
This county, SAMUEL GOODE,
~ Jasper county, Texas.
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HARDWARE.

joe. wATEKHAN. & cBAs. u. wATERMAs.
e1hS j. WATERMAN Il BROTHER,
>s6ezYHyY HARDWARE MERCHANTS, corner of Com
IE8s&N and Magazine streets, have on hand and
4xare daily receiving by foreign and domestic ar
rivals general Of articles comprising In part as
80. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope, ..-."
H Axes Chains scyhes
Csrpenters' Tools complete, Z
Coopers' Tools,
h IA, sd An7ls, Vices, Bellows,
y Stock and Dies, screwplates
-9f-sl Garden Engines Pumps,
Plougns, Hay Cutters, Corn Shlssrs,
Agricultural Implements.
Mill, Cross cut and Pit Saws,
Ok Yokes, Bows, Singletrees,
Turning Lathes .'
Hoes Earnes, shovels and Spades, Platform Scaiss,
Androns, Tenders, Shovels and Tonga Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob CFushers.
Single and Double Barrel Guns, -. 5
Coffee Ieclas, Chatting Dfsbes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Beds.eats,
Britannia and Plated Ware
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers
Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES,
o25ly Seines, Fishing Tackles, etc, e,c 4.
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DATENT AMERICAN CHARCOAL GAI-

I
l. VANlzEn IRON-Warranted to Fla,ch and with
CrackngThec cheapest and durable al for Roof
ing GATHERING Spoung CornceS for buildings, Lining for
weter tanks Bhing Tubs Stovepp Locomotive and
ers Sa" Pipes Nernas and all other purposes where iron
is I'd oxidation and Galvanized iron expands less
an OF the other metals platinum aud it is
niuc cheaper and more durable than copper and it the only
article that will stand the peculiar humidity Of this climate.
fine, only in this but in England and France it is
established beyond DOUBT hnt Paen' Galvanized IRON pre-
pared expressly for the is the economical
Of its being the unable article for the above named
purposes discovered being entirely requr-
in. paint whatever protect it from decay.
HEATON l. OLIVIER, 40 Common street,
fe3 Agents for the Maluf ,cirers.
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y NEW ORLEANS Lock nIANUFAc.

~ NEW ORLEANS LOCK MANUFAC-
CNN TORY, Il Magazine street, near Poydras
\%sy ". RICHARD pEARIE.
~ DEARIE h BROTHER,
LOCK MANUF AC1URERS AND BELL HANGERS,
respectfully inform the public and builders that they receiv
ing and have hand large and compile scrtment of
BUILDERS HARDWARE consisting of Locks, Hinges
Bolts, Sliding Door Trimmings, Screws, Pueys which
they offer for sale the reasonable terms Attached
their they have factory where all kinds of Locks for
banks vaults, prisons dwellings, made
der the shortest notice warranted Also.
article vf safe Night Latch for offices and dwellings,
BELL HANGING in all its val ions branches such as Sig
nal other Bells locomotives ships hotels, dwellings,
etc, put up workmanke and warranted give
satisfaction Smith work in general Jobbing promptly at
tended 10.
af5-Sole Agents for GRAY BROS PATENT DOOR AND
G ATE SPRINGS. ly
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n rapid cure of
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENESS, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
WHooPING C0UGH, ASTHMA AND


This remedy has itself such notorey for its
every variety Of Pulmonary disease that is entirely
cessry the evidences Of its virtues
nifty where has been employed So wide is c field of its
usefulness the cures
section Of the abonds persons publicly known
who have been restored from alarming and desperate dis
of the lungs by its When tried superiority
other medicine Of its kind
observation and where its virtues known the public
longer hesitate what andote employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of The pulmonary which Incl
climate. And only in formidable attacks upon
lungs but for the mlder varieties of Colds Coughs Hoase
and for Children it is the pleasantes mcdi.
cine that be obtained.
As has long tecn ia constant throug hout this section
need do than the people its quality kept
up the best that Inns been, and that the genuine
article is prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER Lowell Mass. and
sold by every respectable druggist in the United States.
no J. WRIGHT II co, Wholesale
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fiSN "A s nANTA
F6fGh s. FNfs SSb f ESG1Sss 4 Is!
EnoN e 1NE
F%TF r6K G5ThRTs ETf ME T1E FNSES
T&HyH$ fS9 WRTEE FYNrs FOR r6Ec1Sa mo
, S"% G55.e rl'iHn Steam p"qn Engines for
res "Sa nens o t e pnn yT
EnEnes small sug, House ugne wth lined Metal
and wr a,SR En- E@s %"ss; Fof "
s ltcm % S r " sr pld Sao Sy 2@Hi
E 9Ess dsn nr c" from Yo to Ii fest
circular saw corn mill gin stands ETC. and be furnished
simple veaa engines are asy 'e etc., ""0fe
No brick work erection Of any kind Necessary in putting
and all connections are made.
49,, , , Cincinnati, Decemberl l, 1856.
GGntSihs Pumping Elginc purchased of for of
small shop the line Of The Cincinnati am Chicago Railroad
consider it the best pumping appalns within my knowcdge.
The engine drives besides the oinc circular saw
IS pound pressure the sare inc Of the boiler Therefore
S SSss S 4s y"'' OF railroad managers and
S. b. MORSE, sup c. and C. RR
oro.v Ss " Orleans ; ,oys ms Sss ! 1850
Mr. l. Bridge sir answer to your inquiry rcave to the
performance Of the cGowan Pumps upon this road,
Sad @ among the variety OF pumps we b"ve in USE they are
7h Ygs re Ps, Efs rsfs y
je2s ISAAC RKinGE p Magazine
$SS$ ShHsS XXI sR2GSHh Ha$SHs
No. s Ne syGH sr1s New 9san keep ", b :" HSH e
hTead Vine sS F PERCH siScns Cafe House o
9s @ IsF al ns5s Nv
the lowest market price. MS
A. PRtVATE BOARDINtt-MRs. FaGLE, No.
MI fchonpuuas street is prepared to accommodate fam
Aics or single gentlemen with pleasant uilset Apart
nens and Boart reasonable She will take gentlemen
Us Day Boders, vt the low OF Sl2 month 2o with
| Lodging. jy'o
| r. SPRING MlLLGNEMT.-MRs NORTON,
Tl6i f9ydras street, respectfully informs the Ladies of
6f New Orleans TINT she has open select rs;
SF n s9 3n Q" GRAPE, GiII, HAIR, LACE and OPEN
w M iTS lbIEGH9RN TUSCAN and FANCY sPRAW
| 'eiHis Ladies please call and examine.
OLD BoNNErS CLEANED and RENEWED give salts.
efg-Country orders promptly executed. ma8
- consisting of Chat du Tcke Chat coz Eesbo"ne iS4i
a,v SAMUEL. WOLFF,
ult No. 95 Camp street.
! SEAtNDII sToCk.-p MAII.ARD, 67 ROYAL
- rcetS r. Maard being back from his itir 10 Europe
n"S his numerous friends md the public peuenilv that he
Dining Room, Je,Oom from the best manufacturers OF
Paris. and flGm his own establishment.
Also splendid assortment OF lamps
Muslin ohbnets Gimps aud stuff all descriptions for drn
perry and curtains. ~
Bronze StaietteS Gonices Window Shades Mate Rugs Mir.
rors OF al sizes and descriptions All OF ,lsr having
suarinendence Mallard I've public eaaraig
- WHIT his rctl epedd stock with which he is
i cHli compete
| pAFAVIA ARACk-2 leggers very choice for suiy in
| } quantities tC suit by SAMUEL WOLFF,
MIC IS Camp street.
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C,IsEsCENT CITY SOAP voRAs--DEPor


The have comnenced In this city the manufacture
Of Soap for Fasy Ship Steamboat which they
sent to the public f It's approval in competition with the
soaps of established reputation. It combines economy with
dom from the disaGreeabe effects ordinary
viii be found upon trial. to possess washing properties in
fection aud guaranteed contain ingredient in sutccE
quantity to iiure the finest fabric Of ladies' apparel.
The advantages merchants others being able
supply themselves and customers with equally good, if
better article Of home manufacture will themselves
aglGnce, and the subscribers respectfully solicit
milo q. HAXEN 4 co.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

ST ATE OF LOUISIANA.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT MARIA KRTCHAM vs. her husband
Of New 0rleuns. : Fl. FORNO. No. $3.50.
7 HEREBY certify that the LIST day of
April, 1851, judgment entered in this suit
in the words and figures following wit
In this submitted the the evidence the
record the Court considering that plaintiff
II ordered ahu sed and decrecd that there
favor Of plaintiff; Maria Kecam and against defendant Henry
Forno her husband and that there be separation Of property
dissolution OF the community of gains
existing between the parties, plaintiff
Its further ordered that the defendant pay the
Judgment rendered April lst 1857.
signed April 4th 1857.
lSigned j T. Fl. KENNEDY. Judge.
In testimony whereof have aix
ed the seal OF the said Curt the Of Orleans
4th Of April in the of Lord eight
hundred and fifty and in the eighty first year
pendence of the United States.
as 4tinsd .r J.R. TOLEDANO Clerk.
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anoi ing Black Warrior consisting
in part Of Rockets Roman Candies Torpedos, Targes
Wheels Scr lis, Flower POS Serpens Bengola Mines Blu
Lights, Post Fires, Fire Crackers, etc For sale by
II. NJ. BARLOW 4 Co,
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ETAT DE LALouIsIANE

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
TRosIEAE CoCR DE DIsrRJcT MARIA KETCHAM
DE La NourELE-ORLEAss. epous H. FoRNG No. $780,
E certifie ainsi, que lie Ter jour d'avrfl 1852,
ugement inenter dams IL process
en- les paroles ct chrhres suivant, Get dire:
Dams cee aare sonmit la Ia enognage dams
Parchive la conseent la plaintiff
est ordonner. adu=e dccreter. jnenent soft a-
de plaintiff Ma ia Kecha, conre efendent. Henry
Forno epos ct eparation soft ait de prophetic ct
isttut entire les parte, plaintiff ct defendent.
II de plus oronner que defendent pale
JugernGnt rendu 10 her uyri 1857.
Sisne lie avril, 1857. .-
Signc: T. ii, KENNEDY, Juge
En- temoignages de queies as poser ecritue
alike lie cacbet dc la dit la willie de Ia Mile Orleans
denle dnvr dams lans de Seigneur mile HUT
dams Ia quatse vin de ndepend
ence DIES Flats Unis.
aS4,in3d j. R. Greifer
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-E4
<x. RANT, 81 Custonhouse Street the FIRST
,6s4*ssIS Ny FLOOR, will THIS DAY, Monday, the
sAzsAa29h of September, 1856 having made the neces
say repairs their establishment which they had the time
make after the fire, prepared accommodate their
friends and the public.
seq FRITZ HUPPERBAUER h +. EAMORS.
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yysaer-., HALL's PATEYT CONCRETE FIRE

NRuH PROuF SAFES.-TfIE ONLY FlREPROOF SAFE
il sSsssE2aWlTH PLATE IRON BuX.-The subscriber sole
in this city Of the manufacturers has received
I'VE supply of small, large anil immolh sizes. rendering
his assortment complete This The only kind OF Safe Of long
established reputation which has invariably protected its
when accidentally by fire. and the
which DARE OFFER $1,000 FOR PROOF TO TAE CONTRARY Il
also the only popular FIRE Safe for
interior pateron box, and is therefore, ncomparby
burglar proof than is rival article. The of
using powder proof lock, and at the time leaving
cavity In the door which can, by simply turning
opened i'll half minute, into which large
powder be introduced safe Paso del Nore, Texas
having powder proof lock- thus opened November
and robbed of Government money Neither do Messrs Hall,
odds Co. make IN article which like the Salamaer Safe
liable through from the interior the
htbng holes in the side back etc. and rendering the iron
too thin and rUtOn sustain heavy fall Using only
American iron and performing their work faithfully, they
not prepared to tempt customers by Offering dis
counts do those who only their Safes
erior English from hut likewise slight their work above de-
scrbed but they confident that those vino will critically
the Concrete with other description Of will
give decided preference have many purchasers already
je26 ISAAC BRIDGE, 90 Magazine Street
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TIE QUEEN or FLoWERs!!:

ShE4,, 1l1A oE Flu" E1SS...
3AgSS FRENCH HORTICULTURE
ST. Charles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
MR.. FTEUR Horticulturs hegs toiuorm Indies aud
of Plants that he has Just arrived in
extensive and choice collection of Plants Dubious Roots and
Flower Seeds such ms Caneias Magnoas Rho udenrons
Paonns Dwarf Orange Trees. A splendid collection grated
Rose Trees and Fruit Trees OF the kind cultivated
France such Pear Apple Apricot and Peach Trees Mr.
F. DIS to orders from abroad Store No. ST.
below the Museum and Circus. fel2 ~
49, CUI4LUM SPHtINGS-G HOCTAW COUNTY,
h Anbima-The proprietor of the above delightful Water
M Place returns his thanks the citizens of New 0reaus
ami its vicinity for their hc-a patronage bestowed him
last season, and bes will be
with the Springs and New Orleans this season. thereby
abng visitors the above place communicate with their
friends triang expense without the usual delay caused by
the mails.
BoARp:
l. "
Wuttu.
FN-HHcks in waiting the landing the arrival OF
boat, immediately I" the Springs
An analysis of the waters be had OF W. Is Phillips
No So st. Charles street, wbo agent in New Orleans.
je9 CHARLES CuLillM Pronretor.
nISSOLUTiON-TIlE COPARTNERSHIP PREVI-
~ existing the undersigned, Under the
ROBERT FITKfS 4 co, is This day dissolved by mutual
Fonda dispusiDg of his interest r. Ikin
who will the business aud is fully authorized
the Of the lrm in the liquidation Of its affairs and will
pay all It's liabilities. ROBERT PITkIS,
CHAS, FONDA.
New Orleans, January 9, lS57.-ial2
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INDIA RUBBER BETTING

large stock of all sizes Of the Nucani2ed India Rubber
Betting will he sold at low prices The cost is much below
leather hin'ling. ic2S
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DErxrExE CouR Fog DrsrR1cr1 SUCCESSION DEJoHN
DE NoUvEILE ORLEANS. OKEEFE. No. s0H.
A TTENDU que John Il. Watt prcsente
II petition cfe fobie,fr es Iettres dexecn
estamentare da Ia succession de feu John
D'kee'e.
Avis par present donne que celia
davoir dedure dix our les raisons les
Squelles serait fat droit la dite petition
Par ordre de Ia cour. ~ f-'
sl3Is23 P.S. WITT, Grefier.
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NOTICE. MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL
IN Power Attorney and will represent during
from the State before George knreshide,
Public.
New Orleans, August 23 1886.
aus S. II. KENNEDY 4 co.
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nISSOIAUTTCN-TH COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
IL fore existing between the undersigned. under the firm
BURROWS OSTkOM, is this day dissolved by
sent either partner will sign In liquidation
JNO. NJ. BURROWS.
New Orleans, July l, 1855 JAS. A. OSTROM.
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PERSEVERANCE DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY, corner of ST. Charles and Clio Streets New
Orleans
GEORGE PURVES Architect and Builder, respectfully In.
forms his friends and the public that he has in addition his
former business commenced the of Doors Sashes
and Blinds Of description, the above establishment
All orders left at his Office q Commercial Place factory
the Mechanics Exchange Box "a, will be promptly
| tpnIe ed to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20
COMPREHENSIVE.

rO-PARTNERSHIP-T UNDERsIGN NED uAyr
~ this day formed copartnerBhip under the style H. W.
CONNER SON for the transaction Of General Exchange
Banking Business in this city. Office, No. 80 lamp
..5lte. ...' ..I ii. W. CONNER,
II. w. CONNER, Jr.