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McGOWAN'S CIlhEBRATED PLANTA-
W TON PuMPS.-DOu BI.E-ACTING SUCTION AND
FORCE COAST PUMPS AND PUMPING ENGINES, DIS
HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND GALLONS PER
HOUR SUGAR-HOUSE PUMPS FIRE ENGINES
y MPs FOB GlSTERNS AND DEEP WELLS; COPPER
BOILERS AGAINST STEAM
McGowans Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting and forcing large volume of water from the
Engines small Sugar House Engines with copper lined Metal
Valve Pumps for juice moinsts and forcing hot into
boilers Steamboat Doctors WreckIg Engines Pur-
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps worked by brake
capable Of throwing from 50 to Is gallons minute through
nzze, distance o. from 100 to 10 feet
fhe engines each furnished with band wheel for driving
circu!arsaw corn mill gin stands etc. and be furnished
whun, pumps printing houses houses etc. WHERE
ompact and simple vertical engines desirable
No brick work erection OF kind is in putting
these nines work. both engines and boilers vertical
and all connections are made
Cincinnati, December |, 1856
Messrs. Geo n. Winche, Bro. A. Co:
Gentslhe Pumpis Engine purchased OF yon for use of a
small shop the line Of the Cincinnati 2n Chicago Railroad
has been in time and given perfect satisfaction.
consider the hest pumping apparatus within Knowledge.
The ENGINE drives besides the pampS 30inch circular saw
three aies and adr and there is power to with
cordially recommend the notice Of rond managers and
others. Yours truly, ...
S. b. MORSE, Supt. G. and c. r. K.
New Orleans. : owe Inher !, 1855.
Office N. O., OPP and Il. ". Railroad Co.
MT L. brngc Stf-ln answer to your inquiry relative TO INT
performance OF the Mcown Pumps in upon this ROAD
lean only thar they quite equal your representation
decidedly the best.
Yours, respectfully A. B. SEGER, Vice President.
he above Pumps and Engines constantly for sale by the
ulrrriber, sole agenr here Cor thu mannsuctIrtrs
Fs' ISAAC BRInt F. - Magazine st ct.
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.M[IsCElElLlIaANEO)iU;IS. ! !
"A NEW LIGHTg9ANEW LIGHT ri =
"A .I7Si ~ T. ~ ANEW LIGHT II bsaT5s = ttss9'
~ .gt7 KER O,SENE OIL, -.@
Not Explosive3 ,,,-.,s..

~ ,
t... Not EIplosiveI nd "a 10 ia. 5ss &.
- ol THREE oUALIT1Es. saL - :.
Kerosene Burning OIL, sr.5 500 t.'ti at'' s''
" N ssla5. ss = "a Substitute for Camphene.,
Kerosene Burning and Lubrlcating OIL,
vi "a Substitute for Lard, Cola and Sy1vic oii1
Burning every kind Of Oh Lamp Also subtate for the
Lubcating Oils heretofore used for machinery. N
- 4 ~ Kerosene Binnacle OIL, hgtFr sssrs|
"a Substitute for best Sperm Oil generally used in Ships
And for any other illuminating @a M: row in ssburnps also
fl .aIf' e. in all the ordinary OIL Lamps. 's' fs
The undersigned Sole Agents Louisiana for the North
American Kerosene on Company of New York beg leave to
inform public their that they will be able
the above valuable Oils They do not hesitate
Y 10y s'''' THE KEROSENE BHRNING OIL ss'' wv \
will cfecuay spersede Cabphepe and Gas account Of It's
and powerful light That the KEROSENE
BURNING AND LUBRICATING OIL, finer article, will be
found superior kind Of oil other material now used for
urcating purposes. such Palm Lard Sperm and
Olive Oil whilst for hrning IL will give better light than the
Lard Colz Rape Seed Sylyc OH having the further
As to HE fcR0SENE BINNAClE IL, which Is extra
quality the Kerosene OIL manufactured expressly for ships
and warranted CONCEAL in the coolest they
that found truly superior article for ilumn
ating the deseatun sought after for
many years. SO a.. 49, =
Testimonials unquestionabe character, proving
time. full information given hand and post bills Also
public papers, Oils and the Lamps received
Liberal arrangements will be made with the ship chambers
and this city and appointed in every
'4 samples Of the KEROSENE BURNING and KEROSENE
LUBRICATING OH. can be seen in our store
,g.. - b. NAUTRE. i CO., No. Is Cende street.
Agents in Louisiana for the North American Kerosene o
Company -. az
vT,0RA f.Ct,lTORACC O-TORA CCO-WE HAVE
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CHURCHES.
BAPTIST
w & Duncan camp c. Basin ....
CATHOLIC:
Annnncaon- Corner Vaudeville and Morales.
immaculate observation-disclosures, Canal
[Jesuirs l-Barouue Common
81. Louis Standardization Square,
ST. Acknowledgements, c. CONT
ST. Alphonse-St Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
ST. Augustine-Bayou Read C. St Claude. ...-
ST. Blrtholomew-Viere b. Seguin and Barthelemy, Al
giers.
st. John Baptist-Dryades b. Clio and Calliope. do.
St. Joseph-Common b. Marias and Where .....
st. Marie-Conde, n. Ursllne.
81. Mary-Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
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COPARTNERSHIP,NrW

cO-PARTNERsHIP-TH UND ERsIGNE5 sAy1rt
M e" @ r.. S. sTssssn d. ss % e
and Banking Business in this city Office No 30 Camp
New Orleans, November !. ,sss.-ns !. "A
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AFTER THIS DATE, Mr.. FIRE 4
5 nhs be sffHss partner The style Of ts
New Orleans, November l, 1886. 1s1 - = ' a
!,IIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING FORMED co FART
ana ass q" tie z I'd aas VIII n.y.
ca ss q md fes
Goods Of description viii received and sold their
Liberal Cash Advances Estate Negroes. Mer
s' %s etc roVhsH T 9s hsssa Ass fsy
fASHn ats ss
Ancion BUSINESS at the old stand No q Camp
New Orleans November l. 1s5s-n1 =.
UNDERSIGNED have
iopsd for the pnpSse q ITsns9csg
ND0NAN co., ONO 0'%f h i!iS{ fHSUzAs
New Orleans, October % ls56.-o24 %
EDissOLUTION-THE .co-PARTNERsHIr HERE
ooEe existing As s Aophe sere
nss ss g! y
80 : = : = AEnix B B6sk5y. Is /
New Orleans, November %, ls5s--n22 sIE
- The firm heretofore existing under the and style of
THOMPSON, ALLEN co. Is this day dissolved by its
limitation. . ~. 10. - ."-".g
3 I h
- Epw ARD THOMPSON,
|. VIM. L. ALLEN. u -.
himself with MI VIM. BARNEs, Of this city, will
md Shss'f tsisS the
| New Orleans. July l. 1856. jy2
! nIssOLUTION-TH CoPARTNERsHIP HERETO
- fore existing between the undersigned in the Crescent
sent LOUIS GUILLEBEAU will continue the business for
| his account. .rf LOUIS GuII.LEBEAU,
. ...a l 49,. JEAN BONNET
New Orleans, August 9Th, 1856 aus
nIssOLUTION-LA soCIETE CI-DEvANT ExIs-
- les soussgnes dams lie Restaura
des parties Louis GUiEBEAU contnuera les aairss du
LOUIS GUITI.EBEAU,
| NO. II ... JEAN BONNET. &.
Nonvee. Orleans lie 9 aodt 1856. aus
/ NOTICE. MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL
4<Power of Attorney, and will represent during
from the State, act before George Rareshde Notary
4 New Orleans, August q, 1856
aus 81. s. II. KENNEDY 4 co. (
~ fore existing between the undersigned under the firm
BURROWS OSTkOM, is this day dissolved by
either partner will sign the othe firm in liquidation.
\ s.., ~. 10 -.l JN0. NJ. BURROWS
New Orleans, July 1-1S56 g JAS, A. OSTROM. r.
THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO IS CHARGED
with the settlement OF the affairs OF the late firm of Bur
ustrom will continue the business under his
JNo. NJ. BURROWS, q Gravier street.
| New Orleans, July l. 1856. iy4 7
-
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s.se TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
S land in Eastern Texas, known as the McQneen land"
Devil Port the Waches river. This land offered
change for dry goods and groceries Any wishing to
trade for in this way by addressing The undersigned
learn the terms and particulars which will be such will
the parties offering. References quality Of
land and title be made Hon George W. Smy Hon.
VIM Eddy and R. c. DOOM Esq any of The citizens of
this county. SAMUEL GOOnE,
at Tava
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G.and Enc, =, mn, -, i, =

THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA 7
0. O. F. holds its regular sessions first MoDdays N 49,
raary and August OF each the Odd Fellows Han
Of Camp and Lafayette streets. @ 1T ~ $3.50 - 20 i
Officers for the ls5Jas Stockton NJ W. Grand 3x,ss
arch; A. Hero NJ WG II: Priest r. Smith, R. W. G. s. Wsr
dem james Furneanx n W q Scribe. III. Williams, T. W
g. Treasurer s. NJ Todd r. w q. ,. W.. II. Mi.lspanch NJ
Marshal: B paslva, w c. sentinel John FTankford u
Babee R. W. D. g. Patriarch of District No n.
ton Rouge; A. " D. Covert R ". n c. Psrisrch Of Us
trict No. 1, Clinton John Crickard, r. w C.. Rep n
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"Odd FelIo1ys, Rest.',

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR -ofiserst lsisz.
President Bouilenet, Treasurer Thos ii. Shields
Cemetery Con,mittee-Ilaper Glingham, Gardner
Codirg Finance Commtee-E. A. Patterson II. H. Oeatds.
J. T. Miller SeSton-Daniel Merritt Memhes,Iames FUR
penux Frank Lewis H. Goldman F. Peterson, Jos Als
J. T. Warner, j. C. Wagner. ~
VAULTS IN .'0DD FELLOWS RESTr' may be prsesusI
applying F. NJ CORY, Sfckles Co.'s S Ct
H. FELr SrETsONS "a Camp II. MtIIsPAGGx
Mutt and Mt the Secrearys Office in Odd Fellows Hail
of Camp and Lafayette streets. f
Of Lots and NaltsRegnlar lots 10 feet square, y
dfto by feet S75 Vni double to Sockholie f,
SOS; ditto all others 70; single Soekholess L&eus
S45: ditto O al others, $50.
Information relative the purchase of Lots, be ta
application 10
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Interior Lodges.

DE SOTO LODGE MOI Baton Rouge on rhzxss.v
evening. m ~ -, ne ~ - -
nj ST MARYs LODGE No. 20 meets at Franklin &C Gaa.zE.r
evening. Ft'.0f@'s t-l'f 'I'' "
METH LODGE No. q Shreveport on wsJuextn.
evening. ,gt 4f5sf7 r.. ~. NJ. y
ST. LANDRY LODGE No, IS meets Opelorsas ON s.ss
day evening. rt' 'l'' fs'+- ~ y O
CLINTON LODGE No. q meets at Clinton on wedr,s.vv
evening. @ 5TE' .5r $50 y =. 41T---,
Monday evening. H.. g,g y =
TRINITY LODGE NO 81 meets at Trinity On sat1..suy
evening. 81 fSit 1l lfs lt ~ - = -
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. "a at Thiboiaux on sus.-
NEW IBERIA LODGE No. Sc meets at Newton on rs..u-
day evening. s'5A=..'Hr iIrt = 81 'e.z''- n =
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets at washiur.ou on F.ssr
evening. ,34 N u. 4. r. = = - N "
Monday evening. E55iEE sg.E ,f731 s,f7 fSIi - -,
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. 43 meets at Napoleoavuss =
Saturday evening. - ..l,..l.s, = ~ =.
- THOMAS H. SHIELDS, Grand seerr<<tar,x
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UNIVERSITY OF LouIsIANA-LAw

u PARTMENT The Lectures in this Department will com
iipne s until I'd the FIRST MoNbAY Of xp Isl fh hey vii
embrace the important branches Of Civil Common Com
dence and Practice Lectures will be delivered by four Pro-
fessors.
Those by Prof. McCaeb will treat Of -
A and d . aw the 5sh VAN and
time Io General AveraEe sayase CIV and Military Mari
Maritime Services in Building Repairing and Sup
Practice Of Priz Courts ABSOLUTE Rights States their
pacific and hostile relations Treaties Of Peace and Private In
III The Jurisdiction of the Courts of the United States EN-.
and Crca GoH and the Original Jdicsion of The District
Courts of Revenue and Prize and Instance Courts
Those BY Prot; Rande Hunt will embrace.
camille and Contracts and Remedies They
Notes and shppngs of Baents and with Carriers
ance in general Ship Of Freight Jettiso aud Average Sal
and insurance. of Sale Guarantees Liens and stoppage
IL The Criminal in Courts of Criminal
III. The Law of Evidence.
l. The iY Code Of IonaSa in Connection with the Ro
man Spanish ana French Laws and Critical Analysis of the
II Land Titles whether derived from England span France
III The Practice of the Courts Jurisdiction in Lou
isMna. ..-..
l. The Common Eqnity tprudence and Practice
and Piea'liHes in Civil Cases at Common Law.
The Degree Of Bachelor of Laws conferred on those
Snail TWO ful OF Lee
lures full having months under
the direction of respectable aw shall
examination by the various Professors deserving
the honor.
of each Professor SIS Matricuation fee IS
$40 for the Diploma.
All commuhcations addressed to the Dean of the
Faculty. at New Orleans.
CHRISTIAN ROSELTUS,
| aulStd Dean of the Faculty.
SPLENDID sTOCK:-P. MALLARD, Ct ROYAL
~ streer T. Mld being back from his trip Europe,
n e nsren s rhne sna ne @G G at
Dining Room, Bed Room. ETC.
Paris and from his establishment.
Also. splendid assortment of Lamps, Brocatelles Dnmask
Muslin Bobbnets, Gmp and stuff Of all descriptions for
| perry and curtains.
Sevre Ghaware fancy and plain white do Cut Glassware
Bronze Statnettes Conice Window Shades Mats Rugs Mir
OF all sizes and descriptions All of these articles having
been purchased with the the
superntendence of Mr. Mard he invites the public
visit his really splendid stock with which
compete MO
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
a.. 5y- IL. .s5s DEALERS u l-e.78 ajtf 4

III Nos. 50and 50 Camp street.
s. NICHOLSON 4 CO., iF!l' - - sst - 'szf 't4'Nt
Corner Exchange alley and Canal street.
SAMUEL. SMITH CO., = u - A. -, III ~,
q Corner Camp and Gravier streets. p.
JBDsoN CO., ~ ssI-- ~ ~ 6717F-' 81. .5ta
Corner Camp and Caaalstreets. 81 $500
BROWN, JOHNSTON d CO., g,a.,,,s,. -. ,,
BENoIsr, SHAW & CO., l'5 gH lE :
MESARD, lesson 4 Co, -. ..-..,s5-. - ".
BANK OF COMMERCE., Rs@>e~7 s.a,.sssi=7 - tszL'7
JACOB BARKER, Agent f,lt = r6si.S,=f
- Corner Camp and Graver streets. 8
II. W. CONNER son. s,i ~ b - =, - = $50
r. B. MERRELL CO., ', RI -
-. Corner Camp and Common streefs ~ Y =
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Odd Fellows Hall Assoclat1on. sl

BOARD OF DIR ECToRs OF ODD FELLOWS Haze
the first Monday of every month flls5Tt7
AEdward Plsbnfy, President; Thomas Shields
John D. Bein, Treasurer j. G. Dunlap Orchard IN
Setson H. Howard, Eneas Smith, James Davis 'Gerrl
RaTeshide, A. W. Bosworth Geo. Drmeyer, Bernard OutM
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y. .. 4 IN
Grand Lodge of Lonisaana.

1
II - Grand Lodge Of Louissana. M z9gs
THE R. W., GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA Lac:
ans sRs e sse ss fss ss p.sns as
Camp and Lafayette streets, New Orleans IN
p Officers for the Present Yesr.Edwsrd Piisbu.y q rex
: sassS
sss ~ s essn ss,.ss =
sss' e.
NJ md Gardner ss smith
Ledge Ledge No g. W Grand Grand Herald ' .'p''' 8 -
ass a. Pspgy sPd sus = ssssss
r. Z Rist Ne ss d e ds
srss s q s Ea 3 a 8 ss r
r1hips e hny s s i Ne % District T. q John
S.5ss isdss X pis,s|ss y s Mi.aasss
No. f Se No. r. a.rno
To- R IT, Ne e Na Il q sasasy s ss
s s.f r &C. g. ssssa sss < as.~.
g n. jas. steeEiopS VIM, shannon md 3 &c.. O
sss sss e A'fs i + i ess''B {
aSsH q sfstson and Jno sriekafd and q Gso Rs.s
e Cd ND ap ai FL 49,
X. Mcintosh and Jacob Faust.
sss's III 5sss
gsHrt suborsi,rat. !. e.y~... .s,lI is373sft vi
&. IA = ~ !dgs ia sB
LOUISIANA LODGE No ! meets every Friday epea n u
room 10 3 Odd FelIoys Hall Thee Marks g -
Secretary; II. Gilngham, Treasurer. ~ 10 a tisclt
ny 4 hoDs Tsi NJ
N. Wnslow, v. O.; Hickey Secretary; r. Lue ~
Secretary; q Hooper, Treasurer 9Ass9s DIV ls5
10 s. oad Fellows Hall Tho,nr.ea d: y T,ss.s &
sii asnS ssTs rsasHssr fhe' n Shields fs
cRssegs IL LODGE No meet. eysry Thursday
seymour " c. H zernecke, Kec secretary; L n H.
JEFFERSON LODGE No. meet, every - rhursdax y
rule, v.G. Jno r. Ktaas Secretary j. b. Morris Per- -
TEUTONIA LODGE No. 10 nests every Tuesday
G. Bornwagser u G. s. Ksrler Secretary - II Rene r.
Secretary; +. Schneider Treasurer .s'3s9 ME- II,
ORLEANS LODGE No II meets every Tuesday -
No i Odd Fellows HALL y. Allen n G.; j. IL r.
" G.; e. L. Bercer Rec and Per secretary: n r. r. .
COMMERCIAL. LODGE No. ~ meets every W1ssz,..k--v ,
evening In room No s. Odd Feoss Han Jssaes Or
N. g. W. Il. Finch W. g.. C. vi. Joute Secretarys Jss.S
Stockton, Per- Secretary; W. 3. Cooke. Treasurer. w
HOWARD LODGE No. Is meets every Thursday sveu6-t.
room No. 5 Odd Fellowss Hall. David Moore n c. KG
Keaghy, v. G.; Alexis Porious Secretary: b. DsiIys
HOPE LODGE No. II meets every "Wednesday r
No. !, Odd Fellows Hall Thomas F. Walker n a.
j. +. Caldwell, v. CT Jno RI Todd Secretary: CLsrlss -
ter, Pen. Secretary; Geo. Rareshde, Treasurer.
DELTA LODGE No. Is meets every Monday esensiux =
room MOL Odd Fellows Hail. A. Ne bougali NJ a.
Bothick v. c.: William Gregory Rec and Per Eeesre~-
IEMPLAE LODGE no l6 meets every Friday evening q
t Ee no odd fsons Hall Eneas Smith N. g., p r
~ ~ Al u Moss Secretary Thomas Bragg rE
| EAGLE DEGREE LODGE Nn,.gI a
s dst sas ta iii S.tatSsys in %e Es
srepd ocerTbnms n Wiss are re- corasy snssd
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A BTEA syATEIR.-THE WATERS OF THESE GEL
n Springs tor se in such quantities be
desired No. 81 ST. Charles Of Commercial
Alley, by j. DECLOUX.
The AhiR Waters have found servceable all Cuta
neos affections of the Bladder Kidneys Dyspepsia
(iou Gravel Diseases of The Womb, General Debility,
hgh all niarrhea whether
permanent short time During dention it will be
Of service and be used by the most
delicate nfuu during meals diet drink with pleasure
pure Agreeable it to TASTE and sight In proof extract
from of the numerous certificates on hsnd:
NEW ORLEANS April p. 1854
This certify, that was In bad state of health, and
found necessary place myself
and treated with by those gentlemen
for TWO MONTHS, then had
Aba Chy Springs and under the hoSpihle roof OF
frn,r commenced the freely.
short time improve, and found myself entirely
Ieyed sutclings (Which acne)
weeks am st. I4oUs where reside and
u Of those The certificates Of Doctors Warren
and p Boyer, House Physicians the Mnson Sante
shows the of my disease.
H. MACSHANE.
This certifes that Mr. H. Macshae under treatment i'll
r Majson for months for Irritable Bladder
which he
ve-rly gave him advice in connection with PhyBi.
clans OF tn house. but he received material benefit
' iSiguedl W. STONE. NJ u.
p. C. BOYER. House Physician.
I refer to few of those who have used the Water:
General j. l.. Lewis, fis1. J. H. Caldwell,
Col. W. Christy, De " edterburn,
Talbert Wilson, Esq.,, DIR. MactorTnck
los Lowell ESQ, DIR. Porter,
u-The house Springs will be shortly reopened under
'n fel - sun j. s. BosSIERE
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Interior Encnmpmeu,s.

MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the secoad dzaA
fourth Saturday in each month.
W. SHAW No. 10 meets the first and third Ssfareas N
each month in Clinton parish of East FeliciaDa-
All mrnncations intended for the Grand Encouragement
be addressed 10 JAS FneanS G. Scribe, Odd feiiSS
1"'' ~ 1 JAMES FURNEAUX G. scs7sza
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Subordinate Encamp,nen,x.

WILDLY No. the first and third Saturday 4, -
month"; in Odd Fellows Hall, corner of Camp ami Iafsrs1
streets OFFICERS for the present tern,J Florat O. r
DuraB H. p; w Salomon S. W.: R. s. Keaghey Serfes
Williams rreasureri L. Kaiser ]. WI james Farneaax a.
sistant Scribe. t =.
HoBAH No 3meets the SECOND and fourth Saturday in sa
month in Odd Fellows Hall of Camp and fafasrs,
streets. Officers for the present ter- b. Pot1ier G. r
NJ. NJ. Caroan. H. p. Geo Seymour, w. l. s. HssI,r.
Scribe; N j. Hoey,J w; S. NJ Todd. Treasurer. T--
LAsALLE No. meets the first third Monday In EN-
month. in Odd Fellows Hail. of Camp and iasvs1
streets Officers for The present ermJoseph sgner r.
Benedict II r.; ~ csrlin = W. Edward Allen, Serbs
E. L. Bercier, j. W. +. n. Field Treasurer. EE7 ~ ~
WASHINGTON No. the second and fourth Xsass~r
in each month, in Polar Star Lodge Room ST. Iouis ssTs
Officers for the present termG. Tenan C. P Lsngesh<
en- H. F.. J. NJ Barras, S. W: G.. Etebs, Scribe; n q
Brewster, j. W.; a, Millspaugh, Treasurer. IT. ="
LAFAYETTE No meets the first third Monday In esr
month, in Jefferson Lodge Room Fourth District oficess H
the present esm-Chas Geheeb, @. p; W. Wnke H. r.. Il
F. Dunn, S. W; R, Turney, Scribe; J.. L Barrett J. W,
Lonis Seibert, Treasurer. -.-s-.s ,.s
PELICAN No. the first and third Saturday x
month"; in Polar Star Lodge Officers s7r
the present teTn-J NJ Wagner c. p L. Charles, II. p, r
aptane s. W.;CO o. Dugue. Scribe j. Vedos j. W; b. Ia
terale, Treasurer E.Hg '...J. RI r.ia I.qr
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~ ORANGE AND LEMON TREES,

ORANGE AND LEMON TREES
~ 5,Ou+J Jamaica Orange Trees. f, .....
SsksN 1000 sicily Lemon Trees.
2,5lp Creole Orange Trees.
1000 Havana Orange Trees.
1900 N1espns Iaponca Trees ...
l,OUn Malaga Lemon Trees.
LOO Genoa Citron Trees.
go Mandarin Orange Trees.
Also
variety OF all Kinds Of Tropical Fruits and farsSuch
zig red and yellow the GuAva Plants, Tamarnds
etc.
p The above viii he packed with the Orders
seIt 10 No. 30 Camp street,
R. F. NICHOLS, Importer of all kinds OF Produce
un5 from the Mediterranean.
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THE BAGASSE FURNACE. - LETTERS PA
for the United SAMUEL. H. GIL
NAN of No. 81 Naclez street. New Orleans under the date
Of December4 1854 furnace burning Wood and Bagasse
This Furnace combines the following qualities, fully
proved In taking off SEVEN CROPS THE PRESENT SEA
son.
It works entirely by natural daught and without the aid
of u Blower.
I'd. 1t contains bars other irons in the Interior
3d. 1t requires toppage Of the mill have its ashes
cleaned
. The Bagasse stirred touched after
ia the furnace.
run the mill engine steam battery and pumping engine
This is the only furnace that has taken of ousana
In compliance with the above five conditions. ...Y..
This to burn Bagasse alone,
does rot resemble other furnace in single ealure of ts
form the principles which works, in the
which poduccs neither does it approach the rights of
other party Reports circulated the contrary mere
tricks of aden known be false by those who make
them, calculated only deceive the public and palm of
tCles that upon their merits No will he
allowed o make patent Fnrce without authority
from and all persons having such authority will be fully
guaranteed inits undsurbed use and possession
My Patent Furnace is applicable to train of kettles
steam boilers aud am prepared to contract to apply to burn
ing the Basse boil Juice the tan kettles
under satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser.
treatise the whole subject, in pamphlet FORM with draw
ings be had of the subscriber by mail otherwise
' SAMUEL. Fl. GILMAN,
cheZS sire New
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INDIA RUBBER BEIITINT.
large stock Of all sizes of the Vucanized India Rubhe
Betting will be sold at low prices The is much beloy
leather handing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-02

-TWIST-,r
Rough and Ready crnmpons GayalisI Simon Pure Golden
Together with many other brands choice article Of Per-
rique, Havana and German Cigars his .' ~ ''
q ~ = b SMITH & VAN BENTHUYSEN, ~ 80
go It. ar So G. Grayer street.
NOTYCE.-WE, THE. INDERsIGNED, PR0PRIE-
In TORS AND LESSEES OF COTTON PRESSES OF NEW
ORLEANS hereby agree the following Tariff Of Charges
upon received and shipped respective
Presses commencing LIST day Of September 1856 Sepe
Der, 1857. 80. u . -rs
1-CHARGEs TO FACTORS AND RECEIVERS OF COT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-02

&c., CULLUM SPRINGS HOCI 'OUNTY,
N1 Aabama-The proprietor of the above de- ul Water.
Place returns his thanks citizens Orleans
and its vicinity for their liberal bestowed him
last sad begs leave TO them that he will be
happyt> them again this An Express will
with the Springs and New Orleans this thereby
abng visitors above place with their
friends triang without the usual delay by
the mails
RATES BoARD
fer day y w
" week. IL 90
Hacks in waiting the landing the arrival Of
every boat convey passengers Immediately the Springs
h- analysis of the be had of W. b. Phillips
No. So ST. Charles street, who is agent in New Orleans
je9 ~ 'H. CHARLES CULIIUM, Proprietor.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HAVE
in and receiving steamer and sailing
sells direct from the manufacturers choice Of
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, which offer
trade the most liberal terms Among which be