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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

A. II. HASBROUCK, Stationers' Hall, Nos:
y: ia AID s PrAs.sr NewY1rh IaP S Basi and
variety Of Account Books Paper Fancy and Staple stationery
Writing Pap. NOe: Draft. Money and Singing Rsssgi:
Sstes Knives Chess ind Bsekgsmmon Bosd kc and
ii articles n.usy KEEP; BY the trade JOB PRINTING and
BiIl.Heads &c. COUNTRY MERCHANTS INVITED TO
CALL
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II Short 4eos do Hewitt, Norton Aeos Fsllowes 4eos
Do VIM soery 1co-eo Sbis whisky Aydistt XcoioS
McGrrger Xiowsy xco-lO7 bhls -four J Hend.rsoasl
es ass s
sundres orderTosl I'll bales cotton 50 hhds tobacco
ssss ss
Do Jas Turner Sce4 Do Levy hid. tobacco
@ Fws
# sE rs
Wallis &col20 sacks corn to Wright Allen &co-l3 bb oil to
sss do Nestcn
bacco.
" ibis
books Wright hams y kn. butter g Soss:
iaaor Fl Fa bis lard oil va.s bd5 paper
stevens seo des wsshb9aras Is sose. clothes pins n Rus
Candles sns 50
nell
Naure-o furniture Brtnton &codo to Flint Jones25
e: ss ss; g;s $ssA'ss
ss
Rudssefs shsiy Ms,hsI nsstsl shelf Jask
ccns5 hhds bacon 100 Dbl. pork Beage Roberts NTerrf
s Do
Sssop % @ oil Is
tongues IS bbs oes 81 hf bbs beef ties hid bacon Dol
Burnside Ae1 wool Harris Lex bids gar Roman
Sultn-suuuEts
RECEIPTS SATURDAY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lecomte-5O bales cotton to Nc.
hsss Cattle az
BALlJE-steamer Belle Gaes-53 sacks rice to saba-1
opos T6issat-S do Dc
peas Edward Shift &co-sundries to order.
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLToN RAILROAD.
Notwithstanding Robt Waterman-275 bales cotton to
Buchannon, Carroll &co0 sacks salt Bunnel Bailif-sun
dries to order.
MOBILE-Steamer VIM Bagaey--l3 bales osnaburgs cot
ton gins Carter dco-1 do Redg, Roberts Il Terri2
do swold-3 mills Buchannon. Carroll kco-2 bds paper
Stevens kcol4 pkgs mdse to Lechford &co4 empty
bbs zoelyl4 do Massey Poutneyl peanuts schmid
& Zeiger-35 bbs rosin go bbs turpenine Smith &co-
Al do II May &co-25 bales o3naburgs 7 Hardie Aco
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Sesmer Oregon-2O4 bales to order- do
Dbl Farley, Jurey co3 mdse aedde-s
do Perkins Eco-1 pkg Toby 4 Bro.
MOCIESteamer Cuba-3lS bales cotton order-l1
osnaburgs McKeroy L Bradford.
RAILROADS..
CTNCINNATI-Per Case's Boat45O bbls whisky 40 do to
Maltby &co.
CINCIMNATT-Per Coxs Boa-4SO bbls whisky 40 hf Dbl,
whisky to Maltby dco.
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Juee, MINT passed tho following sentences Joseph Fisee.
ad for murder hung John Hann larceny four monhs
a pson Patrick Towers, srcsny sx months in prison
Charles Miller larceny four months in prison and John Hen
nsr assault and batsry two in the penitenary
TIE REcoRDERs' CoURrs.- ditto Schwiner was ex-
sped before Recorder sh Saturday ON charge
purchased sot Ivory checks from negro knowing them
10 be stolen The checks stolen from Mr. Rhodes
Caual street. and worth 81 IS schwne who stays in
Rafss pswnbfoker shop under the st. Charles Hotel
chased them for S. 1t could be that he knew them
TO be stolen; SO he WAS discharged.
Jake Cesa sent before the First District Court for beat
ing Mrs Curtis with piece Of rcn with intent k-al owing
dispute about house which they jointly occupied Bs
street. Andreas Silk charged with being accessory in
the business, was disch arged.
Henry Bonseigneur E. m c., partially examined
charge of having shot cousin Armand Bonsegneur at tho
of ST. Charles and St. Joseph streets the slst April
from the effects Of which shooting death sned the 18th Of
Nay The testimony clear against the accused and showed
that bitter feeling had subed between the cousins for
time previous tragedy appeared that the deceased had
been three places The examination continued to
Tuesday evening.
j. solzman was fined $50 for renting rooms to lewd women
his the Of Dyades and Perddo Streets John
Cor fined SIS for getting drunk and putting airs
the police. s3 q NJ "
Recorder Fabre discharged Bill Sullivan the accusation
Of punching against the peace good
of Galan Sante free colored fined $40
grossly abusing Mrs. Dearoche VIM West held
examination charge of brutality treating and threatening
kill his wife Elizabeth Jose Maria Perez Kunega sent to
prison. In default of giving bail let his wife alone Charles
Springfield held for examination charge OF beating
Gustave Haucker, on Main street
Recorder Solomon examined John Fusein charge Of
having outraged the person Of little girl five old and
discharged him. he being innocent and the guilt of the
damning deed laid to the chld grandfather who
arrested L. Henrck, charged with threatening to kill John
Wells George Kuser charged with ditto by L. Henrck John
Smith, charged with cutting j. Glanaceid with intent kill
and John Sanders charged with threatening G. F. Burne and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-15

SUGAR AND MOLAssES The sales of Sugar embraced
about 100 hhds in lots previous In Molasses
heard of no transactions.
FLOUR. The market very quiet again. and
ced sales of only few lots of which 200 800 bs Superhne
81 4OS7 So 100 fancy St. Louis 81 u.s. and choice
Extra PLANT 81 Mt $lOt@Sl0 Is y Dbl.
GRAIN Corn extremely dull with Gales Of only few
hundred sacks sOcsl for prime and choice White For ST.
Louis mixed only 75c bushe offered for large lot
Oats lower Early in the day 700 sacks ST.
Louis sold at 03c but subsequently noticed sales Of
100 sacks the levee &c. and $500 from the
price OF Bran 200 sacks sold in lots 81 400
81 As U 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS Pork WIS still retailing S24$24 so for
Mess and lot of 50 bbis brought S24 37 p bbl Bacon
good request but lever prices with sales of about 200
casks including % of Ribbed Sides Country cured aud in small
package l2c IS at about 1874 q 1875 AZ in lots
49, and IS of Shoulders Ordinary at 1916 o b. In Lard
heard Of no transactions worth reporting
COFFEE There very active demand, said to be
mostly for export Europe and the reached nearly
30 900 bags comprising IL 4 at lOc 5S7 at 1914 s at l0
500 the 3l5 tO s3 1914 100 at H. 100 skim
miDgs at 95sc % b.
BAGGING.. Sales so pieces kentucky at l55c and so
bales India on private terms.
ROPE The demand active with sales of 45l coils
hand spun at 1000 machine made to arrive, lOc
and $50 coils on private terms.
LIME cargo of $500 bbls Rockland arrive sold
private The retail for Eastern is 81 rs
barrel.
RoslN...13o bbls to No. taken 81 O5 p
barrel. -. ..4-
P1TCH.We noticed sale of 100 bbls Florida 81 90 p
barrel
WHISKY. "A lot of 100 bbls Recfed was sold at 29c q
gallon
FREIGHTs. The market dull "a Lv-
erpool, and &c for Havre, to fllup
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EXPORTS.


GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chas Nor
gan2 bbs -four SO bbls whisky 10 casks bacon 50 bxs ella
ret 25 bxs candles, 800 sacks corn, 10 do coffee
BOSTON-Ship Susan Hncks43O bales cotton 1888 bales of
hemp 75 bb flour 22O bbls whisky SO h bbs whisky 1000
l sacks so bbs alcohol 20 rolls leather 59I
hides 1900 81 pkgs pecads bbls mustard bales
vas balos IL casks old glass 235 pkgs sundries
T0BASCOSchr eonsr35 bbs -four 10 do onions 400 scks
kegs lard 200 bars ron 100 boards 80 and
snhdries
PENSACOLA-Schr Diamond6 bbls -four 25 bbs pork, 10
hb molases 10 bbls whisky hds 30 bbs do 81 pkgs
groceries, $50 sacks 40 sacks oats 10 do coffee cases
mdse.
LIVERPooI-Ship Ship Georges-2292 bales cotton, 1910
slaves.
LlVERPooI-Ship wudemere-3s47 bales cotton.
NEW YORK-Shp Wesminster43S bales cotton 46 bales
feathers bales 10 hhds tobacco So slabs caka lead
$3.50 sacks corn 100 logs 80 900 feet lumber Spkgs mdse.
NEW YORK-Bark May Flower-200 bales cotton, 100 bales
bales hemp 90 hhds oil cake 100 empty bb 6O SKIS
wheat.
BAITIMoRESehr Sosthernor-l3 bales hemp 81 boxes of
tobacco, 5 pkgs sundries.
MoBILE-schr ShepherdesslSO bbls whisky 400 sacks of
corn, $50 sacks bran
HUNTS MIILS-Schr West Florids-2O9 sacks corn.
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sl7.46l,uoO

Total to the East seventeen millions dollars and
1t must be remembered the barbaan eschew paper money
altogether How much there has been shipped to continental
Europe difficult say demand suddenly made in the
London market for two millions sterling gold nvaria
bly, quasi panic and cnrtalent of bank facilities
fact they have the fdgets in London well other places
How long will the specie last the has been going
New York to Europe for the last six weeks.
The money market to-day easy The offerings in Bank
during the week have fucuasd largely, that the income
Of the Banks to-day equaed by the offerings There
good deal of money changed hands to-day in tho
Of trade. Movements to considerable extent
made in cotton and coffee. The coming week will I'M
donbtedly be Of and penfuness in the money
market though the Banks careful of their COIN and do
not desire part with It, cannot be replaced unless
siderable After the first Of month considerable
Of gold will be wanted for of Duties the tariff
act will the warehouses; and large quantities of
disc be thrown the market.
Ths square Of ground comprised within Nayades Apollo
Sixth and Conrey Streets surrendered the city by Mr.
land together with the buildings thereon Saturday
last at public auction by N vignie for S20300.
The weekly statement Of the Banks made this morning.
loss Of specie during the week Of $751; The deposit line
has increased year this the deposits
excess the present of ssD6OoO The fol-
lowing changes fort he week
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Actual increase Of Indebtedness by the community
When into consideration that increase
for the will exceed many millions of dollars any
previous season. this increase Of bank discounts may
garded extremely moderate must not be forgotten that
there much larger quantity of in FIRST
moment than at the corresponding time last year.
Generally apesking, with the exception of produce
transactions dizziness pedominates The wholesale
dealers have reduced their largely and retailers going
into AT the time there sales of
chapdse making daily, particularly groceries, which
the pretty active with and among the Banks shows
that the usual decline in trade has arrived, there is
business than in former this period of the
indicates that the trade through will greatly
augmented.
There outdoor transactions sales of long paper
to-day at 919la and 10 per cent for choice good
Capitalists buyers still free their high
paper with great favor The old Banks show
Of specie above the requirements OF the statute of
S55000 The free banks $780, 900 which includes $40 900
plus Robbs Bank This foots up all ST. 100000
se which will very we'll for place which destined
lose great part of its trade.
Exchange without change to-day though two Banks held
checks New York premium. We heard of sales
that atethe ruling M and light demand Ten days
sight u premium sixty days sight gs and discount,
and l for good commercial bills Sterling quiet, but
dragged heavily 9l0 l The sales of cotton to-day
reported be in treaty. will have considerable inu
weeks operations Dealers do feel disposed to
move largely concession. We heard
tation going 9al9 The demand for francs continues
tending in favor of buyers though there
many large dealers in market in this city this
Exchange held by the Banks last year this
time was s. ols,s4s
ooaaiono5s for The Oseending Saturday
l
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RECEIPTS nF PRODUCE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chancellor-25D sacks A l.
nnes-l00 casks bacon Feowes ace-2 coils
rope Scott Irwinl0O bbs pork kedg Roberts Terrill-
kneassI hhds tobacco Hewitt Norton
SeoMl do Jas Tnruet-2O Douuell-2 Rodewald-22
II Roiewaid-s Levy summers2 H Short &eo-2 do B
IoItspeiCh-lS Moore Vanculiul2 Andrews Serau-2 do
vens hhds tobacco Dbl butter 62 sacks
r Twichell &co- cusks bacon 10 bbs Netleon
kco2 do Seeland-l engine and xtnres Mcregor &co
Dbl eggs Moore &cosl reels packing yarn bales Irvine
Caldwell bbs h Dbl cheese kegs butter
and lard Sehneider-l do mdSe Geo Freret
do Sevaugh-5 Convoy bales cotton TO
Pinckard &cosundries ordeToa bales cotton l4 hhds
tobacco.
CAIRo-Steamer Ben Fraukln9T bales cotton Bradley
Wilson Sco-l do Feowes Ico-4s Robson Aliens hhds
tobacco MeGrsgor, Aoway &co5 do Frsr aco3 DO to
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IMPORTS.

BRAXoS SANTIAGO VIA GALvESTON-Steamsbip Gen
Rusk-S26 specie Cabaero Basnado-l574i do
Phelpsl500o do Merrel keoi0O do to SurEennegger
Eternod325O do Marks Scol0D do de Egana29i0 do
Preau Coulon-20s do Hebrard &co2is0 do Pedreau
vile Bothers-S4 do Marbry Foster20OD do Cramsr &co
Ills Schmidt 100 do Sesson450 do @ Iacosie-
2Oi pigs Eganal6 bdls skins and suudes order
Total SsS T02,
GAINsYlLbE-Steamer Rubs-l0O cords wood TO order.
GAINSVIILE-Schr Swallow-S9Ob coo lprl-
Der and sundries TO order. ....Y
INDIANoLA VIA GALyEST0N-SeamshipD Daniel Web
ster-ll4 heeres to T. d White,
GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Chas Nor
esn-36 bales wool Bner-I6 head cattle Wilkins.
MoBILESchr Warrenl7 sacks salt to Byrne, Vance AGO
SHIELnSBoRo'-Schr Seventy Sx-0I2 sacks salt Byrne,
Vance &co.
PAsCAGoULA-steamer Sockton-10O0 900 feet lumber
N orde
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The advices from the West give easy Of financial
affairs. The last Cincinnati Price Current says:
There has been marked falling off in tho demand for money
since the date Of last weekly review and although there
increase in the supply capital diminished
business in with the increasing confidence
which comparatively easy The regular discount houses
take about all the good paper offered 2 and of
good known in Bank but few the The
indications favorable for money market during
the summer We see nothing to prevent this If no accident
should darken the The latter this
time the great feature which the feelings Of financial
s in remarkably tight place. and relief only proceed
from the approaching harvest Hence the barometer that in
dcates the condition Of the atmosphere the regulator Of the
money market and the propous weather that is being
favorable. friI-4
There demand for Eastern Exchange and the
is steady at s91 premium. New Orleans Is quiet at D1
discount buying and par premium selling There is good
demand for bills ils discount for GO days.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New OrleansS
Belt remembered that this 18th March, 1851 before The
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. p Jan
ver the Mutual Insurance company Of
New Orleans who being duly according to law do de-
pose say that the above just and true and
correct script from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. p. JANVIER, Secretary.
subscribed before this 18th day Of March,
A. D. 1857 G. NJ. BRADFORD
Second Justice the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved to Of six
per cash outstanding certificates Of profits
the second Monday May and have declared
scrip dividend of THIRTY-FOUR PER CENT. the net
earned premiums Of the year ending February & 1851 for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day Of
June, 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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Sft held the doctrine that there were three places
v3ers man should be allowed to speak without con-
rsdction VIZ: the bench, the pulpit, and the gal
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Neh @rlsats Nloneu Nlarket.
osE.cEN1 o.r1cs. No. 70 CAM

+@aI CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Camp street.
81 ~ -asf ~ Saturday Evening, June ID, 1851 )
had another week Of good weather for the growing
crops If 1t continues for another week. shall receive
counts Of partial drouh and injury to all cotton uplands
nevertheless the adces from both the cotton and regions
are iparng good feeling the general money market So
the from the West of cereals of very favorable
import and the whole the prospects of good business and
good fattering II there should be
only half yield Of cotton the price it will command will make
mp any deficiency in growth We therefore, pretty safe
allowing all vcudes and casualties from storms dronth and
early frosts. SIS
The weeks business winds mp very satisfactorily though
disappointment is expressed the datoness OF the
received the America however, give indications that ad
may expected The continued ghnes Of the
in London repressss any inclination to invest largely
great staple for rise There is the will TO operate but the
ways wanting The continued and large heavy
purchases gold by the Rothschd in London for continental
account keeps London market in of fermen Then
they have heavy orders in New York. and heavy operation
treaty last week in this market for coin. Perhaps
might exceedingly good by selling exchange
GO the Post in New York and then the Post
that city meet the bills, fly draft London sixty days
reimburse giving four months credit the purchase
in this market Al the Rohschds INSURE they possess
advantages other dealers in fact through paper
credit and credit bonds and fund mongng they monopoe
vast influence the finances Of Europe But in the of
general revolution the European continent they Others
would to exist for the European Governments
than they pay probably will pay. But net
think there will be advantage realized to the money interests
OF city by foreign agents moving in coin in this market
How abon the large negotiation for Mexican dollars If it
quires Of million of dollars gold to be
drawn from two Banks to pay for many Mexican dol
lars from another the basis of the specie
Banks thereby reduced and dollars equally satisfactory
the requirements Of the law regarding the specie clause The
following the amount of specie shipped from England for the
East by the FIVE last steamers previous the 10th ult
pn~ lgn-n1 COG IInnn
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p HILIP r HIM
Manufactures STATIONARY ENG1N t.S of any required
any others heretofore made rom forty horse
power well adapted farming Purposes getting lumber etc
with improved Circular Portable saw Mills attached Of first
second and third class. '
Mining Machinery MIL MACHINERY and Forp
ings also Brass and Iron Castings made order These En-
gines warranted to cut much timber sny engine
OF similar power.
Mr. Rabm has hundreds of letters and certificates recor
nehdaory OF ms Engines, nut Will only publish the following
from Charles D. Stewart planter Red River Ianinr Ia
for whom he lately put up an Engine: ~ '''
Red River Landing, La, April T.. 1857
Mr.. Rahm: The Saw Mill, with Locomotive Engine from
Eagle Foundry, Richmond Va has erected and
weeks This machinery has the most nerert
satisfaction having exceeded all calculations when ordering
IT, am atlsed has already than paid itself in the
lumber II has furnished to the plantation
mill and boiler at the time brought from New Orleans
landed ION of the stage of the water fully
SIX miles from the plantation but overseer with good
Team ana ten men to loud it. conveyed the whole panta
ton in day. and had spare This think another
great Recommendation TO MILL country in MANY
Instances would be profitable to the timber
rather Than the timber to the mill where evidently be
done so easily - 1870 -
Many Of my neighbors have my mill and every
one pronounees fur superior kind they have
ever seen friend who opening here
VINO was IN treaty with another parry for mill engine
from You Immediately for him. EXPIRE sing greatest satsfac
uoh al the performance of machinery. hope this
have received and filled this me the greatest
pressure 10 commend Your mill 10 all who such
chey, and still more gratifying You Do
nlnon, and identified with interests and institutions
Yours, respectfully.
CHARLES D. STEWART
addressed to the manufacturer Richmond
Va, or MOSES GREENWOOD, No . Carondeet street. New
Orleans, will be promptly attended 10. myl9
| EMONs AND ORANGEss-b45 boxes ex Gamble
- from Palermo, for sale by
my27 BARELII 4 Co, 81 Common at
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Sbtpplrtg gntsuigenff.

MONDAY, June Is, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Charles Morgan Place. Galveston
Harris Morgan
Ship Westminster, Wamack for New York, G Hillard
Ship Susan Hincks, Clauseu, for Boston, VIM Dewey
Ship Georges Slater for Liverpool, Up Whitney &co
Ship Windemere, Smith, for Liverpool 2 Whitney Eco
Bark May Flower, Plat, for New York.
Boudousauie Phillips
Mex Schr Leonor. Ascona for Tobasco, F Camerden
Sehr Souhernor, Believes for Baltimore, Key West
G j Meeker eco
schr West Florida, Burns, for Hunts Mills Florida
Pooey. Nicol &co
Schr Shepherdess, Whitaker for Mobile W Newton eco
Schr diamond, Bowen for Pensacola, John Hurley AGO
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Btbisw ut tbs Tlarkets.


MONDAY MORNING, June Is. 1857.
COTTON. The demand Saturday active than
for time past and resulted in business of 5000 bales
Prices irregular and rather favor Of buyers though
repeat our last quotations:
ur,r,yu
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AHHIV ED.
Steamship Gen Rusk Forbes St Jago via Calves
ton to Harris, Morgan kco-lst dist.
Steamship Robt Waterman Sazarne, Mobile Badauc
Gosselin .eco-Carrollton and Jefferson Railroad
Steamship Daniel Webster Smith, Powder via Gal
weston, to W G Tenpeton-lst dist
Steamship Charles Morgan Place. Indanoa Calves
ton. TO Harris & Morgan-lst district.
Schr Warren Lagner days from Mobile master-Basn
Schr SeveniySix Lee from Shldsboro to sasterBasn.
Schr Swallow, Poitevent, from Gainsvlle-BAsin.
sTEAMBOATs.
] I.ands Scott, from Cincinnati.
CD r, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Cuba Heirn, from Mobile.
Ruby. Potevent, from Georgetown-Basin.
Rainbow, Hocraft, from Louisville.
. Ben Franklin, Anders from Cairo
Chancellor Stewart from Louisville.
Lecomte johnson, from Shreveport.
Belle Sulphur, Ham. from Moscow.
Belle Gates, Saba, from Belze.
Oregon Myers. from Mobile.
Jas Stockton, Hauthorn. from Pascagonla--Basin.
Vim Bagaley, Sinnott, from Mohe-I.ake end
Jefferson Railroad.
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TO AWAY WITH CAMPHMNE!-

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A NEW LUBRICATORl
KEROSENE OILS
NOT EXPLoSIVElll
THREE DIFFERENT QUALITIES
KEROSENE ILLUMINATE OLA substitute for Cam
KEROSENE BURNING AND LUBRIcATING oIL-For
Machinery ard Solar Lamps.
KEROSENE BINNACLE oIL-For Ships and Solar
Lamps.
These Oils replace in point Of Light Cheppness Safety
the best Gamphene Lard SchSt Syvic, Sperm
other Illuminating or Lubrfcafing Oh now in nse
H~FOr full particulars pamphlets which being dis
ribnIed and be had ut the of the undersigned.
For sale in any quantity, by -
b, NAUTRE L CO.,
No. % Condo street, between st. Ann and Main,
Sole Agents in Louisiana for the North American Company
Sub-Agents in New Orleans.
First DistrcC, A. Eager Co. ITALIA and Ievee;
W. H. McLelland Co., SuEette and Front Ievee Crowell
Tay or, Ii and II Front Leyee.
Second nstrictJohn D. Coffin Is Front Levee Barrois
"a Old Ievee.
Third Distrct-GHdden, Marshall Co.. No. 10 Marigny
Building. mis-
I ARD OIL-2,0 barrels ehece wuter Strained for sal
IL by JOSEPH LANDS 4 CO.
my2I IS Tchoupitoulas street.