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MIR, KEIIT"S SPEECH.

In tho ENQUIRER of this morning lie reader will
aud very remark able speech, recently delivered In
the House of Representatives by tho Hon. Mr. hei''
Of South Carolina. a. an orator of singular iervo'
Of genius and dction rich even to redundancy MY
Keitt has ranked among the notable men III Con
gress, from the FIRST session Of bis service But this
speech rises TO an elevation OF argument aud deca'
nation, of which even hi. warmes admirers scarcely
thought him capable. For ourselves, while We may
not agree with all Mr.. KS sentiments, admire es'
pecally the fearless spirit Of inquiry. TIE naughty
defiance of tone, aud the sudacious originality OF
thought which characterize every line and sylabe o
the production. In this Gay of timid patiudes and
nsipd commou-plaees, i, i. quite refreshing to read a
speech which provokes thought, aud jOs'les you ou
~ ,bs beaten traca OF harmless nonsense.
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TREATY WITH THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The Reciprocal Convention, negotiated 10y Secre'
tarv Marcy with the Sandwich Islands, anG now be-
fore the Senate for ratification is said to DO of great
Importance to the United States. Its understood by
its provisions isays correspondent of The Herald)
that lumber coal fish and tlnnr, The sam" being the
growth produce Of the United States, are TO bs ad'
m,ed into all tie ports Of the Sandwich Islands free
of duty. There also other articles Of minor con-
sequence. The trade in tie leading articles on the
free list is increasing rapidly aud is principally with
California, Oregon and Washington Territory, and
they are receiving great advantage from it. The inn
porant articles 10 be received into ports free of
duty are the growth or produce Of the slands such
as sugar, moasses and wool but at present the i'm
por;a,on is very small 1t is of course, the belief Of
the isaders that the free admission Of those articles
into our ports will give stimulus 10 their produc-
ton. 1t is said that portion Of the sugar pro-
duced there is Of very superior quality and so is
their colfee. Tho WOOL being much coarser, as is
in all tropical climates, cannot compete with cur fine
ouatie. in the leu., but will rather promote their
consumption.
The Improvement Of that group Of islands ia espe
ciaily important to the navigation aud commerce OF
the couutry. Their situation is peculiarly f.rora-
BILE for the accommodation of the navigation Of the
Pacific, not only for the navigation Of the great
whaling fset, but tore!! other vessels bound from the
west coast of America 10 China aud India and those
passing between San Francisco, Oregon and Puget's
Sound, aud Australia and the Pacific Isles. Aside
from this home trade-whch is very Important TO
ship. owner. there will be very important trade
with the west coast of tue United States. All this
business is now very largely in ihc hands OF Amer'
cans; and so is the sugar growing and grazng-and
any adv autages extended to the islands, must result
very favorably to our own people, who reside or co
hpa:p fheYe
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REDEMPTION UE. tlEGI>lA FIVE AND \
MAL: AID S.N PER CENT. DEBT

TIME EOLDESS Or lhE FOLLOWING CEhl 10
Il CAiES Jt DEBT, is.usd by ;he STATE OF 'ircin''i
vii! c-. tbs, ';ho C0rmtssto1es y ne S'nEaY
Fp19 By ,ci oi ;hs tieaera assembly o. 'I'
sns pss."H ,t- 2t.L =? Q! Mi!ca. 1853 vii! proceea
On u. nj -, O; 70 re iae.u the sai csrtif
cate. II .su'y .: nc Cor:roIwcoIa n!oresa'd-
Tee ao!eF : tic s.: c-rtSca;ee rre required o" or De
fore d. March, leo! 20 surrender me
she 1;ce o: Second aad!!or; aud w3cthc.
enicGe no.: ;aeyeou Will cease on chat
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MISS0IIRI U. s. SENATOR,


Tru,tsn Polk. Esq, the recently inauyurated Gov.
erpor of Missouri hos been elected U. 5. senstor
from that State for the long term.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nv RGTCHIE. PRYOR g. DUNNAYANT.
.>~~>~~~~~~~~~S>~~~e~~
WM p R1TcUlE l. ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 23.
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MESTEHIES 0E THE LORRY.

Since some people are disposed to regard our pic
turs Of the Lobby q, fancy sketch, it is due IL
ourselves that the fidelity OF our representation
should bs vindica,ed by facts. With this view, W.
bring the original in ju1apositon with the portrait
and demand OF candid public il we have not rather
disguised the blem.hes and mitiguted The usllness OF
the hideous monster.
In 1854, Mr.. Letcher WAS placed at the head oi
committee to investigate certain charges OF cor;up
ton 10 connection with the extension OF Colts psto
patent. He was very much annoyed in bis inquiry
by every sort of obstace, and the result OF his e
searches was by no means satisfactory to himself
Nevertheless, he gathered few facts; and presented
them in report, OF which the reader will fad inter-
es.iup extracts in another colnmn Let no person
turn from this documen. with Impotence. II con
taus some rich and cnrions developments; and tur
nshes besides pretty clear insight into the oPer"
,ions of the "Lobhy"
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JNO. ID. ASHTON,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
"A SHA8.NEETOHN, ILLINOIS.
Dot 2-vptf
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NETWORK SOAP So boxes, fof sale by
~ Jan 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN dcO.
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rur W:i>HISi;TON FNIOS.

WV EoI1ou Or rAL HAsaI.UIos CH;oy --..l
,,,oor !. cur-eu; e!:;.urEL think 10 ,Ga.r q.
rany.rn.ut 10 iha, eject h.s been consCa.a r'. .,
Hon. John Appleton OF Malne, IS IT. succeed ,,.. -
.Jnbp Nicholson as rdtof oi tie Wa,a:.."n | '...
We are quite certain that av' sAeG u. b.
We Say lEn' NJ. app'-;cI.s acc"s5;.." 3
nam,r ~. bs reue!.r rt with fs'siacti"n ~ -
tire Democratic pat:J Z: th. Un,o. lie !, Il .....
Inau cf rne talents, familiar With p';t.t TN,
1een III Congress, aud served II. Secretary E: L. 20
ton at Lonton, while Mf. butnameu ...s ..'.'-
accustomed ~ ediForis! .e.vice as TIE c'!..Ir'"f :
TIE Eastern Arsus, paper cs tecitcf et!i.y ' b.
discretion, aud, above a., as a q hIcc"iU' TT i..e
position wiIci! lumr- assign. him. pr.-.s--r - -'J
and prudence. He il well under eis'oci I" ''J'F "' a
high degree the es:eern anr confidence vi the acYt
ing President albany Argus.
The runov referred 20 sh ,ve i. veil fJuT'. :
ter the ir!i of March Inc EDITOR of n- 7".'rr ~
tire, when the Hon. John Apip,;'n "a t'',"':! '''
editor and proprietor. The .r.sng -n.ms men h':E
resulted in this change nav. ucr" cpnsriEa' -!
without the slightest tiicuyi ar .r rlncs'ry 60.
yratu!ae our readers upoI result when ssun-e- -
services OF gentleman wtUse enl:i' nj quai!Era' -
,re 80 ra h!ully sst tor: iL- above remarks - ~
Albany Argus. We nsy be exc ised for adc'r! IN ::
our retirement is vounrary, AMI In pc..ranr- "s I
rsso u.iou long since nsds At pr-=sps We dc, u /
| f.slhsr remark. uaI. .cesssry -. osi0"'
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Subordinate Encampments

WILDEY No meets the first and third Saturday in each
MONTH Odd Fellows Hall, of Camp and Lafayette
streets Officers present term-R S. Keaghey C. p
Salomou H. P; L. Kaiser, SW. John j. Normaut, Scribe
H. Williams James Furneaux, AssistantSc-be.
HOBAH No. meets second and fourth Saturday each
month Odd Fellows Hail. corner of Camp and Lafayette
streets Officers for the present term. B. Pothier, c.
NJ NJ Carolan. H. P; Geo Seymour. s. W: L. S. Butler,
Scribe; n. j. Hoey, J. W; S. NJ Todd, Treasurer.
LAS ALLIE the first and third Monday in each
month Odd Fellows Hail. of Camp and Lafayette
streets for the present ermJoseph Wagner c.
| E. l., Bercier, j. W. F. T. Field Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No. meets the second and fourth Monday
In each Polar Star Lodge ROOM ST. Louis street.
Officers for the present temG Tienan P c. Langenbeck
err H p j. NJ. Barras s. W; e. krebs Scribe; r. s..
! Brewster, j. W.; q. Millspaugh, Treasurer.
LAFAYETTE meets the first and third Mondayin each
month in Jefferson Room Fourth District Officers for
the present term-Chas Geheeb C. P; W Ninke H. p; j.
+ dunn, S. W; R. Turney, Scribei j. T. Barrett j. W;
Louis Seibert, Treasurer
PELICAN No. meesthe first and third Saturday. each
month in Polar Lodge St. Louis street Ohces tof
the present term-J. N. Wagner C. r L. Charles r; T.
Captane s. W: c. Dugue, Scrbe j. Fedot, j. WI b. La
| ter allie, Treasurer.
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CHURCHES.


BAPTIST:
W. C Duncan. camp, c. BASIN.
CATHOLICS: . ,,,,,,
4npuncidtiou-C Corner Mandevile and Morales.
Immaculate CmceptiOH-RaronNe, on Canal.
TJeSuit'sI-BaTonne, { common
St Lous Standardization Square.
ST. Acknowledgment, c. Cont.
g. 4inhonse-St Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel
ST. AGgllsline-Bayou Road, c. ST. Claude.
ST. Bsrthoonlew-yilere, b. Segup and Bartheemy, Al
ST John Baptist-Dryades, b. Cloand Calliops
ST ,Io.eph-Common, b. MarRs and Where.
ST. Marie-Conde, n. Ursuline.
ST. Mary-Josephne, b. Live Oak and Laurel
ST. Patrick-Canp, b. Julia and Girod.
ST. Peter-Marispy, b. Casacalvo and Greatmen.
ST. Theresa-Camp opp. junction with Frytania.
ST. Triny-St. Ferdinand.
ST. Vincent de Paul-Greatmen c. Monegut.
Ursuline Conven-Beow the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp, c. Mepomene.
FIRST C0NGREG AT1OSAI4: ST. Charles. n. JuilA. =.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: ST. Petr's-iseamen's Bethelg
EspauaGe. L'Egst Protestape FrsnCaise-Ramparii C.
Rienville. Christ Church-Cana pauphne. St Paul
Camp, Gaienpe. ST. lukesHercues, near tehey roAa
Triny-Jackson c. Plaquemine Anpulciatlen - AnHun-
citation Square Mount Olvet-Algiers.
LUTHERAN Euterpe, b. Bacchus and llryades.
METHDDIST Carundeet b. HeNla and erred Fecity hoau
G chestnut Moreau c. E.ghen. nryades TeFpschOrt
Pfey C. Greatlneu. Marias BienNiif and CONT Coffee
n jackson Paul (cooIed,) CaFrolon Carrolltoni G
PRESSBYTERiAS Lafayette Square. PIytania G Clio
SaSacaIvo n Rairoau Canal c, Fraukln. Fultun, Il
IoSsphine Prytanis, c. josephine. 4hSa, Benton.
Bougny. Camp, n. CadiJ $50.
q FRM ~ ANG. ProestaNt-PEilil, Chippewa. PROBES
I ttr-CIio, h. Apoloand NsyAGes
UNITARIAN Pryauia CGlllupt. Chic, b Pfytana aud
pryadcs Terpsch Te, Nu!udes. EutelPe, D. BSechus
al DIyades.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be 1t remembered that the 18th July 1851 before the
undersigned Justice of the Peace and city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Msnson Secretary Of
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans Who
ing duly according law does depose and say the
foregoing and true. and correct transcript
from the books of said Company.
Sworn subscribed before me- this 18th July 1857.
tSignedJ G. J. MASSOS1, Secretary.
tSignedl CHAS. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest
Six in cash. outstanding certificates of prof
to the holders thereof their legal representatives. and
after the ID Monday of August poZo also to declare d
dend of forty five AS cent the net earned
miuns Of the for tbs ending the Both Of June
1885, for which certi1cates will be issued the 18th September
and reso we'd further that after reservng OsE MILLION
Of profits that all the outstanding certificates
Of the issue of so and lel and sevenyfve
Of the issue Of 1852 be redeemed and paid the holders thereof
or their legal rep, esentatives as follows
That of 1850 Oh and after 18th Of August next.
That Of 1851 on and after 18th of September next.
And IS 1852 and after 18th of October next,
from which date all interest thereon will The certificates
be produced the time of and cancelled the
paid
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General Relief Committee.

The following the officers and members for the present
term say from July. 1857, January, ISIS H..
Stith President, TO be found at RECORDERS
District; Thos H Shields Secretary Odd Feito%s Han;
Thomas Walker Treasurer 1913 Common street lheede
Marks Magazine street, Thomson, as Irhouphouas ST..
f. + Hoste Bank of orleaus G. LanSenbecker at iEer'
herr fospl E. Allen 1888 Canal street, James Cough, Ne
chnncs' and Dealers Exchange ST. Charles street DAVID
Moore 10 Poydras Mcnousall box "a Mechanics
and Dealers Exchange Charles j. C2arnOwski
Tchouvitouas street, o. VOORHEES, Magazine street. T. Pres
Ter Cbiupewi street between ia k>ou and Philip; Edw. VII
son Asies Graham, g Camp street; F. Miller, Beard
varehaUse: Jones' Third District W. Rolling FOurh Dis
trict H. Delruys, Second Dr EneAs Smith, Common St
/ TaQS. L. SHIELDS, Secretary
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COTTON PRESSES.

Corner of Tchouptoulas and Robinst
FACTORS, ,,.
Corner Tchoupitouas and Henderson Streets
St Mary's street. between Perddo and Poydras.
LOUISIANA,
Corner ST. Thomas and Basin streets.
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner Tchoupitouas and Richard streets.
Corner Tchoupitoulas and Market streets.
MERCHANTS,
New Levee and Louisa streets
ORLEANS.
Corner Levee and Rofignac streets.
PLANTERS,
Corner Annunciation and Richard streets.
SZYMANSkIS,
Corner Levee and Clouet streets, Third District
SHIPPERS,
Corner Henderson and New Levee streets.
UNION,
Corner New Levee and thguac streets.
WOODS,
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
TEXAS,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas Orangs Streets
LEyEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Levee street. between St. Ferdinand and Aonteg NJ
streets, Third District.
PICAYUNE,
Leveestreet, opposite Post l3S, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New Levee and Roignac streets.
| NEW COTTON PRESS, ,,,,-....
! ~ IIevee street, between Montegutaud Cloueststsn
Third District
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New OreansS
remembered that this 18th March, 1851 before the
subscriber in and for the CITY aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r.
yer the Mutual Insurance company of
New Orleans being duly sworn according to law. do de-
pose say that the above just and true and
correct crpt from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS President
Il, P. JANEIER. Secretary
Sworn to and before me- this 18th of March,
A. D. 1857. G. ~ BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees resolved pay interest Of six
per cent outstanding certificates of profits
and the second Monday in May next and have declared
a scrip dividend of tn IRTYF0UR PER CENT. the net
earned premiums of the year ending February 49, 1851 for
which will be issued and after the first day Of
June 1851. CHARLES BkiGGs, PRESIDENT
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
r. JANyIER, Secretary,
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SOdd Fellows Rest"

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bier
President Roulemet Thos H Shields Secretary;
Cemetery Committee-Harper Dillingham;, Smith
ioding Finance CommitteeE. Patterson, II. II. nentze
j F. Miller. Sexton-panel Merritt. Members-James Fun
neaux Frank Lewis H Goldman T. F. Peterson Jos Allison
j. p. Warner, j. G. Wagner.
VAULTS IN "ODD FELLOWS REST may be procured
applying F. NJ CORY, at ickes Co.'s IS Canal street
d. STETsoNs 81 Camp H. MILLsPAUGH L.
Mint the Secrearys Office in Odd Fellows Hall
of Camp and Lafayette streets
Vaults-Reguar lots 10 feet $3.50
by feet s15 Vaults dorhe Stockholders Lodges
sos ditto, all others. TO- single Stockholders Lodges
S45. ditto, 10 all Others $50.
Information relative 10 the purchase OF Lots etc. can De h
applicationto
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Interior EncHlnuments.

MAGNOLIA No meets in Baton Rouge the second and
| fourth Saturday in each month
e. SHAW No. 10 the first and third Saturday in
| each month in Clinton, parish of East Feliciana
All communications intended for the Grand Encanpment,
must he addressed FurneauX G. Scribe Odd Fellows
| Hall, New Orleans. $1,000,
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Their W GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUIS1ANA,I
O. O. F. holds regular sessions the first Mondays
ruary August of each the Odd Fellows Hall
Of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers year lS5-as Stockton, NJ W Grand Patri
arch; Hero NJ W. G. H. Priest F. Smith ". G. S. War
den: James r. W. e. Scribe. H. Williams r. W.
G. treasurer NJ. Todd, R. W. G. j. W; H. Mispalgh, w.
Marshall DaSlva, W. G. Sentinel; John Frankfort, W
Dep. G. Sentinel.
Barbee. R. w D. G. Patriarch of District No. 8, Ra-
ton Rouge D. Covert. r. W. D. c. Patriarch, of Dis
trict No. 4, Clinton; John Orchard R. ". G. Rep.
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RAILROAD COMPANIES,

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Company-Depot corner Of Caliope and Clara
r. r. Charles Secretary.
Office 40 Carondelet street.
NEW ORLEANS. oPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
Railroad CompanyFerry foot of ST. Anne street, DeFos
at Algers.
II. Il. Hewes $40. fresuehi
A b. Seeger. y ice Fes'-
Office, corner St Peter and Old Leyee streets.
NEW ORLEANS AND PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
Company-Depot sian Fields and Victoria streets
W. b. Avery FesueLI'
p H. Goodwin. Secretary.
Office, Victoria street, near the depot
NEW ORLEANS AND CARROLLTON RAILRoAD-De-
pot, Baronne and Perddo streets;
LAFAYETTE HORSE.CAR RAILR0AD-Depet, is b.
street;
CARRoLToN AND LAKE RAILROAD - Depot, TiyolT
Circle
George Currle Dnhc an festueh
Alberto. Blanchard Secretary
Office No Is Baronne street.
MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD-Depot, OF Goodch1'
dren and Elysan Fields streets.
W. q. BLACKWELL. Executor
Office, No. 81 Common street.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, 81 Camp street.
Geo 5 ferger rtesiurnt
TEN AUNTEPEC COMPANY, 25 Commercial Alley;
Emile lasere ! teslieh'-
Ia. heylnger
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RURAL a1su'&S$$g.E#ffSS5 f sP5Es;
snH Pa seEsEss 81 ktsSS$ % ESfs
This property is situated the line of the N. o. jackson
ing part Of the Mesirie Ridge higher than any other place
within miles and will drain itself rapidly without
10 airy healthy and agreeable nsghborhoods
sections higher grounds apart p
yae with ample SPACE and under nnorn reguG
shade and ornamental To meet their wants. grounds
have been set and will d h the erl
wealth combine to make place unsurpassed for rustic
0e sections set apas for business purposes This 10.
Mississippi river Of more than mile and half and rear upon
miles dsin It is the only place where the n o. Jackson
and \. Railroad directly Win the river and offers
districts establishment manufactures of all de
o an for he Of arns and the
much needed in midst liberal inducements will be
Lumber by the daily trains and brick made the spot can
@ M n hs s 5 "n f to The The 1snr
nuty and will run an accon odation train to and from the
will also his omnbses the the
requisite hours thus making the connection with Canal street
M tyD vii s es f sT for M
s e o6s:s sEis :"
E. vosE, l45 Magazine street au2o y
E TWENTY DOLLARS REWAKD-;RAN
the h July the ssye ha; y xe ss id
has teeth e ont Of her o Jaw h 5 side o r0
WI" zvs Dollars u
s5H5d rs EAH
The in the Grammar School and Commercial 1ns
The reopennr the Collegiate Course will take place
Ths Bard Admnstrr!ors have entrusted Prof: G: W
SEARS and LOUIS DUFAU with the general manasemen of
three departments and the institution rests on per
The valuable following Professors have been
'' W. c: DUNCAN and J. MeKEowS, for the English
WI BATTIER, for Natural Sciences
G. GEssNER and j. GENT1L, for the Ancient and Modern
The % po to en"n under the pee"
For further particulars apply directly Baronne and
ausl I'M ~ LOUIS DUFAU.
-A SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
TIT fMsin Depot 80 Camp sreet-Branch Sc Charities ST.
L. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock of these two comprises full and complete
hoHorhNAsE IE n: ANER5cAs PUBLICATIONS
sTEINwAy + SONS, CELL BRArED PIANOS.
n BThese celebrated Pianos considered by all the
prominent artists United States In the last
The hs Pa
c. PfaSG SEs q al at prices
suit the convenience and means of all classes y
MAS Suns and HA,ELINs CELEBRATED MELoDEoNs
sps Of all Rn aed
SsriAny order for Music Pianos anyh
relating be left At either store Or if addressed
"s ss. II: 5 R'i IfBEk Attended TO-
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NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
II CHANT AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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MOTH CE.
Jefery's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
,r;fL Ind p,ybb Rail TUlIpS

Jefeyv's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
Nth India Rubber Bal Falres,
Suitable Sugar aud Cotton Plantations Draining ESesva-
tons Dry Docks Ships, Ocean and River Steamers
Dwellings, etc.. ETC.. etc.
having been appointed Agent tor this state
for the sale eerys Improved Double Acting Punp with
India Ball Valves prepared 10 receive orders
and furnish same This valuable invention patented June
5h lS5 and was awarded the FIRST EM1UM at the New
York State Fair held Emira in that year. In intro
ncng this community the undersigned feels
confidence that efforts bring into general will be
seconded by its operation and construction
Of solid Balls of India Rubber for
Pumn Valves will be TO thinking mind
Their and their yielding
he attained any other Valves The simplicity OF
the facility with which the parts be removed
and replaced renders this the most perfect
and desirable Pump Every Planter, Ship Steamboat
CAPTAIN should possess of these valuable Pumps,
apart from their general purposes, they in be
tran sforned into Al efficient Fire Engine.
No possesses capacity OF forcing ~ gallons per min
ute Price so.
Size possesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons min
ute Price S35.
Size No. capacity of forcing IS gallons per min
Price $50
And larger sizes Dry Docks heavy Drainage
capacity of 800 gallons minute in course OF
and may be expected Nos and i'd
adapted Houses for forcing the Juice mo-
Iasses ordinary which Pump generally
Piled while for redeemng s%aipy Lands The No. ARE is-
pensable.
The subscriber convinced that when these Pumps
will speak for themselves and that later
they will into general use. -.
of No. can be operation at g. C. l'ler
Co IS No. 95 Camp treet Price CouloRs, No. lU1 Pcydras
street the office of the UNDERSIGNED where persons are III
| yited TO call and examine before purchasing.
| ANDERSON D. DIETER, Agent,
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS.


DEALERS.
JAMES ROBB CO.,
Nos. 50 and So Camp street
8. NICHOLSON Co,
Corner Exchange alley and CanaIstrest
SAMUEL SMITH 4 CO.,
Corner Camp and Gravierstreets.
JUDSON CO.,
Corner Camp and Calalstreets.
BROWN, JOHNSTON CO.,
No. IS Campstreet.
BENOIST, SHAW Il CO..
No. 81 Camp street.
MENARD, lesson a CO.,
No. 10 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE,
JACOB BARKER, Agent.
Corner Campand Grsvier Streets
THOMAS q. BARKER,
Corner Camp and Grarierstree
H. ". CONNER son.
| II. B. MERRELL& CO., .-.
Corner Camp and Common Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-14
Odd Fellows Hall Association.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL
ASSOCI ALTON meets at their office in Odd Fellows Hall
the first Monday of every month
sEdward Pilstury President Thomas H. Shields Secretary
John D. Ben, Treasurer;J g. Dunlap John Orchard H. G.
Stetson H Howard, EneRs Smith, James Davis, George
Rareshide, A. W. Bosworth Geo Dmeyer Bernard Cohen
W b, Cook.