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HARDWARE.

WATERMAN ",
S-asHznnA j. WATERMAN & BROTHER,
aRs5ess$aXdSa HARDWARE MERCHANTS, cerner of Com.
.sa7s8& and Magazine Streets have hand
daily receiving by foreign and domestic ar.
rivals general assortment of articles comprising part
follows ..-=-
HARDWARE, CUTLERY ETC.
Iron Steel, Nails Rope
A1es Chains scythes
Carpenters Tools complete,
Cocpers' Tools,
Anyils, Vices Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Scrswpates,
Garden Engines, Pumps
Ploughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shileers,
Agricultural Implements.
Mill Cross cut and Pit Saws
Ok Yokes, Bows Singetrees,
II r. Turning Latlles,
Hoes, Hames shoyes and Spades, Platform Scales,
Andirops Tenders, Shovels and Tongs Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Coal Hods Cob Crushers
= Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee Hecas, Chatting Dishes
5. Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
+, Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles Portable Forges,
o23iy Seines Fishing Tackles,
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RAILROADS..
CONSIGNEES,

NEW Y0RK-Ship Excelsior-Horrell Gayle &co-Wood &
IowM Miiler-Prce, Converse &coS Il Kennedy sco-J A
Baquie-J "A Lnm Fco-W j Dewey-C Sclneiier-R A Rob
nson &co-Young MeadJ Zoelley-T Casey-G Stewart
Hugely, Blair co-Buckner, Stanton Il Newman-D L Sher
ERE Benton ECO Yoorhes Griggs Geo Wills, Rawns Il
eo-cqlemap Putnam bcoZG Buddecke &soE Whsel9ck
rison-T TSychel &coo Woodman-J Terrill &co--JH
Marks aeo-Pedrenuyile Brothers-Ha, Kemp &co-C Blanc
&co-E Turpn-F Folger &co-R W Estn fcoA = Wilson
&eoIE Hart 6co--Goryerse, kennet &coA Whiting geo
w l. Allen &coi W Hynson tSco-kennedy l. Fosoer-H NJ
Barlow &co-P Breuton &eoBrdge, Ranett Sco-Moore 4
Miller-C NJ Harvey &co-G W Craig &co-L j Webser-J A
Doughery &co-Wheeler l. Blake-G Shumway &co-C Boye
sampson keene-Magee kne9,ssr7Carey Reese &GoJ
&co-Perkins Gco-J Turner-G Sizer--T B Smith-W &
Neagle-Flint Il Tones-Hchcock Il Latting-G Morse
&co-J Woodruff &co-Pooley, Ncol &co-Giyen Watts
1E Low Sc 2, Dtunzggsr-sM Todd3seoyil Mead
D Beach-W johnson &co-ToWnsend, Tompkns sco-Ree
don & Hatshoff-and order.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
"A rapid Of "
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS GROUP,
WHO0PING COUGH, ASTHMA AND

"hooris So SSsgTGGPi IAsNJHMA AND
This remedy has Won itself such notore IT'S cures Of
Its Virtues h @
Ss ss y @ s ss a
section Of the country abound in publicly
s syfn sssssaas fly
aad Wer rs o. m sn too 70 escape
seasa 10y Se nsRi'
ss =
Children the psasantes and saisst msdi.
long Seen constant use throughout this section
we need do more than the people quality kept
article prepared y q AVER Lowell NJ Mas ssau and
'' 10 p sisEf vH s
nGCT0M MOOFLAND's oELEBR ATED GER
- MAN BITTERs prepared by
T p dEss d s Fas and
diseases arising from disofd cred Liver Stomach
t,on as 1o 0snstip psi.. ....
FuIness or Blood to the
Hend, Acdity of the Stomach
Fnsss Gs s aSs Sour
of s ga at hurried
and difficult Breathing, Fut!erng the Heart, Choak-
ss and DID, Dull
s III se s ] Ss"
Chest Limbs Rs,n sts sudden Iis Fi4shss Of
'''n and lH Hrsss Dsprs st Evil -
The proprietor in calling the attention public to this
and adaptation the diseases for which
mended.
test of ten years. trial before the American people, and its
3 =
country immense and careful pesa of the Almanac pub
ssd nn,,ly by the propTistse to be had grY,
FsS oss sss fs ~ % I'll s;sss Phil
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bers superior all preparations
Dear sr-I feel bound express my qualification you
the ncacuable benefit have derived from the Of
recommend them be- and cheerfuly them
public safe and remedy for the diseases they
tended for and to all other neT n
THE BiTTERs ALL THEY ARE REPREsENTED 10 be
Dear sir-T have used your German Bers, them
all they be- and cheeruiy recommend them
| to the public as an excellent medicine. -
Respectfully, yours W. F. FAULKNER.
L. MAYER says:
Your German Bers is very valuable medicine have
disposed of all received from and wish supply i'm
DE-. RAYBoLD QUAIL says:
last year prepared by
medicine of the kind that be readily sold here
eve that in less than there will be sold in this
vicinity than in any other part OF the country
Dr.. RABE says;
FRANKLIN, La, June "a, 1852.
Your German Bttes have become very popular here
| wish fresh supply Immediately.
| E. A. ADAMS & co. say:
RICHMOND, La, June 2, 1855
, them
should bear mind that these Bters entirely
table thereby possessing most Of the
| tons recommended for similar diseases,
Sold by Druggists and Sorekeeper every village
| aul6 1ydW&A New Orleans.
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Twbill Edwards Nos. Is 30 and 81 New Levee and
@S4 20 and 81 Fulton street. manufacturer OF dos
w cripon Of Copper tin, Sheet Iron and Brass Work
now the making Steam Trains
Clarifying Evapoatng Pans Flterers Juice Boxes and
everything appersining to the SGgarhouse
general of Steam Gauges, Steam Whistles Brass
Cocks, Coupling Valves, etc, constantly on hand.
He would call The attention OF planters the Steam Trains
which have been in successful operation the plantations
Col r. O. Camp MessFs. T. Harrison, E. j. Forsta Nell
DouelsoR, osgood Lawrence, W L II. stapkhOuss A.
Thomson Co., aud L. H. Forsa Of this eityt Il Whop
speeHulS refers for full particulars. ma
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s %ss pg
80 Do Bales cotton Ns
s sss ss sa. @ Is
casks Bel Bsehsnnop bags feathers q head
Total, l67 bales cotton ss.-z.--......., y
LAKE WASHINGTON Steamer B " PsweI-5o bales
essios i Kelly 1ss Wiis%s Esa
IA Ward saunders Hpntls Gam%sca sgnres Wssa
ee Hii!ard summers Oakley HaxkipsS Hsrss
Hsss sss If
dries to orderNTotal, 80 bales cotton. -
Wslsss dsos FARLEY 5a,sy dsss
esyns sass
Oakley HasEnssis p Desruy 4so.I johnson 6so
e nseis sa
Prchard &co- bhds sugar Ar ienbarger- bbis
Bogart, Foley Aveyl box mdsa cummaek, ssnes West
cotton on . Il bids sugar bbs moiasses.
. Moss e bale:
Raxs s.s s.sPs se
a sy to 9slss
Strong Ward Saunders huntss Duncan Ioganss to
M ssy 4s
ss so s
Wright Allen Sces nepngway FEisdlander 4; teo a.
eas
ssss ce @
Bradford y hides bales Pelss 70 Robson
si1s aso@ % Dudley bale Psss GLAD
% m Bales s aso bacon Shaw to
Hass!as Bsnsls LEBLANC Son1iI pssilysIl t.
hss''s sf sss
ss TO aa Nsoe MeGao moasses to waker
SSssn 4Ssssf j Jsts
Pehard Ssos ss %el,ssss
O'Connei2O do de Egsna-lS Braud Landry-2O do
Boudousaue 1 Bernard Do MontgomeTy26do Bso
sbis tslIes b ans hides ssal
DC oo %
McCall-5O do Bos-7O do 70 Warhekin Ksrchhof,
cotton ~ Rhds sugar ia moasss s. hf bbs olass
1856 sacks @
wSs a s0sf
p pa pEsy eo a trunk smith
toorder-Total, log bales cotton RI
LAX Southern aer Bs9s 5t bales sa,,a
Bnekne stanton Fspwss SeGm5$ bales cotton
{, Ms BALES sSttGa
Rickc co bales cotton TO ordersundres to order-ro-
tai, 44O bales cotton. I-s.
NeSs ss hha 50 y s
hhds sugar olver-65 moasses Hall Rodd Putnam
mas aa t. oG
sns sgep q oS Il s @
bbls moasscs. -5.1,s
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. oPEI.ogsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
hhds sugar bbs sugar 4 bbls nolasses to
locq Nobo &co9 do hhds sugar bbls sugar Il bills
asses obt Charpantier-l3 hi bbs moasse Duperer
Hayes Sco2o b9ls moasses D Dutsss4 do sabatiers
DO hhds Darby Temoulerlo DO y bbls oasse to
cask ailow Ed PsburyO hides to Leperre Ferre2 bbls
md;e DeBane- box mdse Geuydon Ieres-l Dbl lard to
Jackson &co-3 coops fowls Romanl Dbl sugar do
tatoe5 Denegre2 boxes tobacco Goodnanl box
Bogain-l horse Yeasy2 coops fowls Caze-3 do Gee
Al bags Rernedet-l Tub Ant Geraudl Dbl
tatoes Robertson Mcpongal do John Dyal2 hf bbs eggs
J Perez boxes eggs N Rober-a0 head cattle Emburn
70 Salua-sundries odeToa II bales ll9
hhds bbs 1877 bbls oasses ID hf bb molases
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROADS bales cotton to Male, Summers Gco do to
Payne Harrson2l Byrne, Vance &co4 Harding, Abby 4
Morellead40 Warren, Gilmore &co5 John Watt fco-5 do
Levy summers3 Feowes &col3 Harris LeviS5 do to
feet lumber sanordl20o do to Calner-S9Q2 do to Mr.
Elaml1 554 do Sanford5G00 do Pike sco2 head cotte
Noel-9 cattle Durbi-sundrie orderTota, 152 bales
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Ship st Peter, LAWN, from New York, to q A Fosdck.
EXPORTS.
NEW YORK VIA misunderstanding Empire City-l75
bbls molasses do and boxes syrup, 2s pkgs mdse.
GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA-Steamship Chas Nor
gan4Ss bb -four IS bbls whisky ~ hhds 10 bbs
gar mill casks bacon "a bbls brandy Is do pork
80 sacks oats, pkgs nidse.
{. HAyRE-Ship Charter oah-2i59 bales cotton
ST PETERSBURG-Ship Rialto-14I7 bales cotton.
TRIEsTE-ship Ann Washburn-24s7 bales cotton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Watson-25,O0O feet lumber, 5000
bricks 2 ties 1858 bbls l02 boxes mdse
BARCELoNA-Bnrk Tuya-2377 bbls -four 234 sacks wheat
1000 slaves -
CARDENAs--Schr Bull Rush--90O empty bbls.
GENOA-Bark Nneuah9l7 bales cotton 66 hhds tobacco
$500 slaves -.
NEW ioRK-ship Westmnster-So3 bales cotton, 90 do
rope cuttings do wool @ bbs pork 100 bbls -four 10y empty
bbs 9 sacks wheat 100 logs cedar 1884 hides 1873 bales 81
bdls do casks madden, cases mdse, 5O pkss drugs
MATANZAS-Schr Transit650 empty bills 459 do hides.
KEY WETT-Brg Gov Anderson-S7 bbs flour, u do pork
II do hee So bbs whisky bb molasses do onions do oil
do bread pecans do potatoes do kegs lard u csks
broom sack coffee Is bran 70 sacks corn do oats box
soap do boots do wine bale Blankets hid
sugar. 1909 empty bbls 10 pkgs mdse.
BRAzoS ST JACOBSEN Minna schifer-l5O bbls -four,
giles.
e PENSACOLA-SchI Thos Dennison-1n ballast
CARDENAS-Schr Sar-9oU empty bbls.
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
reward of Five Hundred Dollars will be paid by the New
Orleans and Carroton RAILROAD Company for such nforma
ms may lead the ARREST and CONVICTION of the
parties in The attack the Horse Station the
evening LIST inst and the MURDER MURDERS COM
ied that occasion the persons Of the C3mpanys
p0yees.
by order of the Board of Directors;
iAj ALBERT u, BLANCHARD, Sec'y.
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N,n 0rItsns Bully Crescent.
l,h 0rlsSss alp,,sr Nlarast.
csnssssr OFFICE, Ne, I, q (! Cen IT. r.

g, refused at X discount. and
ms a ssi ~ MY days sight The Bank.
@ = 4 ~ sums eaaa oe
4 ssssiins - Of the sasooo remittance
sslsts were not inclined to pay and bin.
.dins sss deemed equal 70 clear bills were sold as
- sne e IS regarding free Rank,
banking attracting eensia,raele
NJ es n0 IN progress has ths following conditions
8 % s s Ssass ss ass il hand i
e.s,s Sm M 1890 fns oe N anu
Circulation prvledsed claim
81 rssssictiss circulation 50
IS AZ n ssV E ss ssnt & t. m full
amount cf his stock ~ 9ssi 9ses n
shove payi.iens q The general banking law, law.
sna sns aaa WI assS @
nj hink ths Bank Nv b much improved on after adding
saeasoss amendments 33s.. NJ, Is, .5s5,,s
The eal .,s stocks to-day were z assss Bank
.s ~ & $3.50 u ! = ~ ,.,. ~ ~
hands brokers' today md 70 ..lss .ds Of
Ee chang. ssy r rates \, tz.si,s
The elaborate annual review q fhe cotton
MI e. ~ s IT, y ess
viii the cotton trade. A al5S<s
~ AusrcsI rzroo1. 1s,h Month dec. 81, 1855
Is sa hs ns,s
prices might ps:.iSy = Is iad. # saeent
upon the y @ O. as past
sss5 @
e. @ eoo our or spe
sneisn eiss for ali
witch ny II. closed did under favo
e sii
ssasss sa'i,ss
IA ssa AZ a. s Nay
y 4 Ri .S Sc i
cheaper ss tine an e 1e
me year aue gave o. increasing activity and
90 eTG oi
RayaSs s ~ sass dss Of differ
osseas psesps ehssginr ssldsnce 81
sn rssne as
sas a nae Wy Jnina ne Bank Of England
Sssnning afsS p weeks
A ps sfn, a ps
q Continental drain hss Of ae made money
sassa ssas4 sss
ha WITH sAs
py eys1 bsoTs @ II Great Brs the stock
= ess man LOT series Of years and stands Of
LOT NE ~ against 4S 40 3lst Decem
ns IN tn port 1ne stocR winch proved to be rather
ess tnsn IN Arnes5ea 7S 200 against 2a2 900 Same
las as senr oi an zo against 429 800 bales Quo
s sas MT ysar Ggiand .l iddn 7l6a FaE
5sd Fair, Present prices: Upland Middling 3Isd;
EAR Mobile Middlng Fair, 7sd. New Orleans
ttilddiing. 1ssd. Fair. ia. ~ ID. T55,
net aboat cotton IN 1876 has been e increased
OF per week 70 2Sl OF the America supplied o0o
week ~ W! CONSUMED Of MI names in 1856
This udes Spain and Russia The import Of Russia ii 1855
was I and it Is holds 6D0 more than on Tie
previous seas The consumption cotton in America was III
1856 in addition ITO 900 inland reach
ing the ports not ded In the Addnv all
this to IKE continental, consumption We aet in o1 n ali
kinds Then comes for Great 26 loo Of which I6s4
l22 American ali these show of cotton consumed in ls6
0O0 per week S3O7 of which 1865 american It would
that pt Great Britnin snins cnp Than ali The
India now pas IL nearly 4l an aes al cotHn If
"a irect ID the Connenf md besides iis
en- mi hides ii Is Estimated TINT tho neople IF india
Tbs present condition Of this points Of view
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Ship Excelsior Swift 2 days from New York to " Hyns0r
Ship Marh Badrey q days from Boston, to maer1st
Ship 1 Hhs assr ILL., Eins sS day from Boston, to 5sn
Ship Grey Oak Jeery from Liverpool 14h Dec TO creevy
ship Curling Curling from IN Liverpool 18th Dec, to
Ship Lexington Stone Liverpool 18th Dec Baxter Lo
Ship Geogiana Scott from Liverpool 2sth Dec to Wilson
6cosAigers. =
''i enboW Iespare -'0l 49,
Mex schr Leuore Canape days from Tobasco to master
schr qossb oyss day. from Sabine Pass to soldenbow &
schr Il Manchester Potter, days from Ma.anzs, to p
Nisoi &eoBas his a ''saSo'
sehr Diamond Bowen days from Pensacola to John Hurley
sehr Baker, Smith two days from Mobile. to master
scr Sister Kate Ferer two days from Pensacola master
sehr Star Parker, from Boti1Bssin
Schr Florida, from Pascagoula-Basn. ---.,-- =-..
sehr Koana, from Iilosi1 Basin. ~
sss5 5Ie,s Frsls: SssS. From boafoaea ]aasn
Schr 0ctavia, Genteause from Horn Isand-Basin.
Sehr Decide Melan, from Tchefnnc.a-Basin l ~.
sTEAMBoATs.
St: Charles Baten1an from Shreveport. .-
4ai " MeRae Cannon from Carolina Landing.
g.- e. wichell. Smith from Fulton I
W F2gs d hs,is from s shfssspps
Moses Greenwood, Thomas, from Red River.
Laurel Hill, Hooper from Bayou Sara. ..r
A Fuselier, Bowles, from Mobile via the river.
Cora, Smith. from Attakapas.
Cuba. Heiru from Mobile.
Southern Belle. Broadweil. from Ycksburg
Towboat Ocean, Chapman from The Passes-owed down and
Both nit ships Jos Giichrist Jarvis and Yberia
brought ships Grey Cak, Lexington and scr Esther
Eur. "1's F.. Aa
Towboat Mlandon. whann from the Passes-towed down
and to 3st ull, ship Prma de Espana and bark VIM
&Jane-brough up ships Curling, Georgana and schr
Lenore.
Towbont W Downs Radvick, from the Passesowsd down
and to 10Th ult brig Rufus souebrought ship Jno
Merrick and schr Corah.
Towboat Anglo Norman Hendoman from the Passestoyyed
down and TO 3st ult, ships Montmorenc and Eddy
Sonebranght up ships Excelsior and Martha and schr
A II Manchester. ].
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INSURANCE.

tnEFlCfE OEssTFlE CRESCENT MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. - In
conformity with the requirements of their charter the Ores
Mutual Insurance Company submit the Following state
ment, viz:
Amount of Premiums received for ending .o .,o ~
june 3d. 1885, sd91 ~ q
Amount Of unternlnated risks July LIST, S55 l44l77 81
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
E1. Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be it remembered that the 18th July 1856 before the
subscriber Justice OF the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Mansoni Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans Who
ing duly sworn according law does depose and the
foregoing and and correct transcript
from the books of said Company
lSignedl .,--' g. ]. MANsoNI Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 25h July 1856
lSignedl CHAS. NJ BRADFORD.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved interest of
Six cent in cash. the outstanding certificates OF profits
to the holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the I'd Monday of August proxmo. ..|
The Board Trustees have also declared thirty
three and third per the earned premiums Of the
Company for the ending the h of June 1856 for which
certificates will be issued after the 18th September next
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
.... W.. ..... GEO. JONAS, Vice President
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CATTLE MARKET.

a8Er3e JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. A.
The continues about bare of Sheep, Mch Cows and
Good and Fine Beeyss An ample supply of Inferior Cattle
offers 4 4e.-s, 5.ts M
PRICES:
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th January 1851 before
the subscriber, Justice of the Peace for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James Il. Wheeler, Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly
cong law, depoe and that the above
transcript from the books the
ssid Company. A. BROTHER, President,
JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary
Sworn to subscribed day January,
1857. CHAS. NJ BRADFORD Second Justice Of
the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved interest of six
in cash the outstanding certificates Of profits the
holders thereof their legal representative and after
MONDAY, the 9th of February next
The Board have also declared dividend of
FORTY M the earned premiums of the Com
pany the year ending 3st December 1856 for which
will issued and after the 18th of March
RThis Company continues to insure against the peril of the
rivers and loss damage BY fire. tbs current rates OF
premium. Office, No rs Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President.
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y above ST. Joseph, COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS. prepared to do all kinds OF work
line of business, such putting Tin and Copper Gut
Valleys Also putting Copper in and Zinc Roofs
all the city at moderate PRICES with pronptpes and
dispatch By attention all ORDERS hope merit
share of the public patronage.
We beg leave to refer 10 following gentlemen Nesss
Crozier Wing Jamisen Mcintosh Cook Morehouss Ros
ert Hughes @. W. Church, Thomas Murray Isaac rhager
Caller Turpin Co., ]. W. Jewell.
xIetter Box % Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 10 81
charles Street n2idSWtf
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1 EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS.-LEEDS
~ Co, Founders and Manufacturers Vertical
Steam Engines Boilers Mills, Vacuum Pans
Kettles, Carifers Filters Steam Horse Power
ing Machines Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron Columns
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bars and all
Machinery required for the South,
duly authorized prepared to consuc
-SFILIMA ms PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
fel2 d&Wly LEEDS L co.
& AZ H fkA c BR ANilE : WE ARE SOLE
~ Agents in this city for this Celebrated Brand keep
supply hand Of vRros qualities grades viz
lS4S, 49, H. ai, 1905 1902 ls5, l95, New YORK
prices By
ol9 ly WIN. E. LETERTCH t CO.. "a Old I.evee
DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES-PLANTERS
visiting New Orleans requested 10 call at the subcri
bers store and in operation a
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE,
expressly for Plantation VII c running Cotton
Gins, Corn Mills pumping water eadno be eNcelled.
The first cost OF these Engines is % that of the mules
that would be required do the of work and
they simple that any negro ordinary capacity be
taught TO one in week,
Several work in different manufactures in this city and
D. G. LOWBER, Agent,
d5 lawS6mW SO Magazine street.
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CHAMPAGNE A4ENCY-MOET & CHANDON's
" F!elr de Siery u de Perrx, Yefzenay and Vim Impe
rial,
JULES MUMM'S & CO.'S Anchor, yerzenay, Cabinet and
Imperial.
The liberal
importation of the above named superior Cham
payne the attention of dealers general stock
always on hand Samples be Mt the Office of
Mi 1y S. WOLFF, 95 Camp street,
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IJUt2TABLfI STE NJ FINbIN EIS--tRUM II TO
% horse power of the celebrated patent of Hoard
Gate Hoard BadfordD differ essentially in their economic
durable qualities from engines other patent
cture eXesire twenty five States of the
Union Pamphlets with full description, and letters from III
different who them will be sent by mail
picatou to the subscriber who is sole agent in New Orleans
Hoard Son being sole propeors OF the patent they only
furnish maaacure the engines which they have given
reputation and all pretended limitations frauds upon their
purchasers they will learn by due experience with them
MO ly SAMUEL II. GILMAN.
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BELow-coMINa UP

Ship st Johns, from Toreva, Baxter, Lowell Acc.
Ship st Peter, LAWN, from New York, to Fosdick.
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i"Ieh. "Ae'heiiest et'
FAHNEST0CK'S yermifuge;
McLASE'S Varnlituge;
WINER,S NeTnlluge
IONNSENnS's Sarsaparilai
SANDS sarsaparilla
MORRlsON,S sar 5Hpnriia;
HooFi!AND,S German Bittersi
hoFEAI'S PhornN ltiters,
sTDUGHION'S l5itersi
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pPyAN,s ppImnnc wnrers. t4''o . N'et' :
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16
AN EXPLANATION
To n. Editor Of The ~ Y. Tvibrne.

To ne Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune
SIR: An item appeared In lHE TRIBUNE OF yestef-
dsy morning Sept AZ to the effect that had intrtered i'm
properly with discharge Of justice in the Foadh Ward OF
which am the Alderman. -,
The .stemen accompanied by letter from George W.
Petty, patroman Of the Fourth Precinct.
The simply follows and as matter OF justice 10
NE | ask that will publish them:
On the evening in question sitting with Mr. kice al
ney up and addressed some remarks to hice hho~hs
that difficulties had subssted between these two men,
arising of family matters withdrew attention anxious
what seemed TO dispute likely 70 lead TO
length Mshoney invited Rice into the
bar drnk while inside the two parties began
qusrelins wheeupon advanced from the door where was
standing and az they cenched seized Rice babe him keep
quiet be my prisoner and must not continue hghtas
Rice then let hold and sed tnend to take Ma
holding open bis hand and began to abuse Rice Rice
suddenly broke away from and Mahaney STOOD tnere l
wiling him out TO feh Rice rushed TO the door 70
BY Il time got to the pavement Oer Petty wa; on
the ground r Petty in the act OF drawing MS cao "neD
told him keep in bis pocke' there vses no need 10
him to take Mr. Mshoney away aud told him that had az
Rice in charge He then asked who was replied rat !
was the Ale Of the WGd He then let go OF Nice sh
taking him In charge himself then reorested nun 20 oOe
M.honeys hold from Rces coat aud tase the former a1'
He made Msboney loose hts grasp and then seized ae
sisted upcr his accompany ing him 10 tho Saton IIeisuf
advised Rice to 20 From tbs FIRST Rice had neeo
perfectly willing with him. and cow readily tooweo a
to the Station House Thus insesd Of ny rescuns Mr. hee
had the latter previously in charge tnen pro- c.,
the Station House with the party sEa there
Police Court o'clock the ensuing morning TO any
charges that might be preferred sssiass him MI hee o
the time and psce sPeeihsd s no one
him. ,
The above facts strictly true, best OF my kH1~
and belief and, in doirs did felt myself "a ee d
charging the duty only Of coed citizen but CA anfu
0''e'' am ''I BARTHOLOMEW Is;pHSIoa HEALEY,
Mr., York Sent IS 1851 Alderman Of Fourth Wsrl