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soULE's COMMERCIAL col

SOULE'S COMMERCIAL COLI
-~ !.EGE--An institution for Business Aspiran's-
~ ~ Located AT VIM. tiaint's Writing Academy cor.
-g-k>=S4lGz ner Camp and Common streets.
Young gentlemen wishing qualify themselves thoroughly
and practically for the various duties of Room
aud business pursuits generally offered advantages
and facilities this institution than other South
everything taught by practical exercise would he learned
the Counting Room and instructions impaired individually
and not in classes The o. study embraces DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK kEEPiMI as practically applied various
branches of busness PENMANSlP characterized for ee.
gance, rapidy and egbiy; COMMERCIAL UALCULA.
TONS embracing species Of computation necessary
business man 10 know worked by analysis cancellation
system only taught in this Institute; BOOKS posted
reopeed with dispatch and on reasonable terms This Insti
tue in perpetual session. and pupils any time Tor
full branch they may desire and attend any
houos from A. M to NJ Terms moderate, and satisfc-
ttp n every Nnsn
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Date of Departure OF European. California
and Havana Mails, for March, 1857.

=, a1- The shipN. ". Moses, Capt. Jones, from
New York. schaTgng Post 80 First District.
Consgnees requested attend the receipt of their
goods on the evee otherwise they will be stored at their
expense and risk
GEO W. HyNsoN & CO., 50 Camp street
:, FB- The ship Amaranth, Capt: Jones, from
Boston, dischaihg At Post 49, First District Con-
sgpees attend the of their goods
on the svee otherwise they will be stored at their
and risk
mi GEO W. HYNSON d CO., 80 Camp
nB,The consignees of the following goods to
order, snip Amnanh, from Boston, vi L. l.. (N.
leneath) 50 bales gunny cloth H. H. Sc do do H. W a. and
G. G. nnderneath 100 do; G. W. H. W and G. c. under
neat go do dos will please make themselves known the
dieharctng clerk the Ievee otherwise they will be to
warehouse at their expense and risk.
mi GEO. ". HYNsON ( CO.. 80 Camp street.
nJ-Fhe cOnsiSnees OF the following goods
to order ship N " Moses from New York, viz r. 200 bags
malt s. Tin diamond o. 10 casks oil, A. X. 80 kegs
VIII please AXE themselves known the dischaging
clerk the eVee Otherwise they will be stored their
expense and risk
mi GEO, W. HYNSOS & CO., So Camp street.
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FOR RENT.
WANTED.

w business habits, situation Clerk of
boat in commi.son dry goods grocery d-
dress W. r. A.. this office. 7{a5fSf ~ FEM
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A SITUATION AS A
w teacher in institution family school, by young
lady who Is well qualified for teaching the English
gether with Music French Drawing Painting Testinp-
mails furnished II required Address Miss Well
vile, Notsoway county, vs.. F So IS @ y dos IT y
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q COSTUMES FOR MASQUERADES
! @AND FANCY BAI.LS-No 1l2 Cont street, between
Z&1N, Dauphin and Bourbon streets.
SArS MIME GROUX,
~ From Paris Costnmer respectfully informs her Gus
TONERS and the public that having greatly increased
her extensive stock by mportaons from Paris she
prepared furnish the most complete and extensive
sortnlen of COSTUMES DOMINOS MASKS, ETC., etc. ever
offered in this city, comprising Nation, Age and Style
Ancient and Modern. ~ -
Mime G. has large collection of COSTUMES ENTIRELY
NEW. E.fEs n s. l-.1
Her Costumes Ladies' embroidered Velvet Satin
the richest which have been made Prices moderate
Mime Toilet Room expressly appropriated
Ladies' Costumes made to order short notice dill 3n
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I~#Fa-, 1 TMLTED STATES ~ ExPKEss;-

.1=- UNITED STATES EXPRESS
@EfEfISh LIVINGSTON Il co, .Proprietors Office, No.
ssfs4s1asssls ll6 Common
We forward EXnress Goods from New
Orleans to all the principal Cities Towns United
States Our facilities being such enable offer Ship
advantages equal if not greater than other Express
and viii forward I'LL Express beyond by
wo renowned American Express Com pany city,
they having offices established in all The principal Towns aud
Cities in the Union.
We will forward weekly TO the following Places viz
New York,
Philadelphia,
Washington,
And daily to the following places:
Mobile, Montgomery, Columbus,
Macon, Savannah, West Point. Atnana,
Baton Rouge, Bayou Sara,
Natchea, vicksbIrg, Memphis Cairo,
St. Louis, Chicago, Louisville, Cincinnati
And all The Eastern cities connecting the above points
the American Express Company
Texas Express will be forwarded by Calves
Houston, ludianoa, Powder
Brazos, semi weekly.
our California Express will weekly connecting
with q II Wines Co.'S California and Oregon Express
San Francisco who have offices in all the principal Cities
Towns in California.
orr Nicaragua Express will be forwarded by steamship
monthly,
San Juan del Norte, Greytown,
Castillo Rapids, Virgin Bay,
Rivas, and San Juan del Sur
This only established Express from Orleans TO
hcirarun and agents being known faithful and espo
vered without delay will find this Express give entire
isf4'liou,
Specie ewery, Valuables and Merchandise of every
criptiun forwarded promptly. Notes, Drafts, Bills
Havana Express will be forwarded weekly per
ship connecting with j. Gutierrez de Leon Co.'s Express
all parts of the Island of Cuha.
Each Express in charge of Special MESSENGERS.
feI ly LIVINGSTON & 90.
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OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DELTA, I

OFFICE THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,
IL Camp street. Jan. 16 1857. 5
Semmons 4 Co.. Genemen-t gives great pleas.
that by the of the Brazilian Pebble spectaces
which obtained from and have had in for weeks
past sight has been much improved and greatly
believed from the sa which had previously been upon them
reading writing earnestly advise those who require
the aid of glasses TO give you call
Yours, respectfully, HENRY GREEN.
s These celebrated specnce be obtained for short
time longer the Office No. 50 CAMP STREET of
Nachez
sOhice hours from o'clock A. NJ. until o'clock P.
bmSW
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UHIRUNANCEK ASTRUlsOGER,
has taken at 1855 Baronne Nine F. will divine
the different changes in Life from Childhood Old Age
tracing the Line of Life Sckness the Line of Intellect for
disappointment in BusiDess; times
Married. Lucky Numbers in Io,teres Travels Success etc.
with five prominent points of the Disposition Lovers Wishes
and Courtship. ~.
Nine Franks of divning your destiny upon purely
scientific principles.
Charges and two dollars each.
N BMmc +. will also prescribe for female irregularities
and complaints. Fer all inrme of this character she has
certain remedies which have never been known to fail
All communications in regard to health free. d24 BIN
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A STROLOGY AND PHRENOLOGY.- ALL,
"A wishing to know Their prospects, have
them correctly stated by Mime ALWYN, st. door
from Camp The Madame is the only Astroog in this city
and be consulted all concerning marriage
business courship law and will tell the
lady gentleman they will marry, also the Of visit
The Madame speaks English French German Office
hours from A NJ. 10 9P NJ. da m
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4 CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS BALL
4 Sat ODD FELLOWS HALL. ~
IN. Mr. ! VEGAS respectfully Informs his friends and
~ win be given on TUESDAY, 18th March, Odd Fell
~ lows Hail. when his pupils will exhibit the Fancy
Qnadrle will be danced for the r time Odd Fellows Hall
The ball to commence o'clock p. NJ. and continue
until 10 o'clock which the Bali begin
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Ladies' and children pupils Free
Gentlemen 81 50
Pupils. Free
Ladies and children wsidg obtain invitations will please
send to Mr. Vegas, Odd Fellows Hail. Gentlem tickets
be obtained Hail. the stores and at the
Ticket Office the night Of the Ball. s'fs
No will be admitted except he presents his ticket ut the
door, ma I'd
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), sT0yEs.-EIvE HUNDRED COOKING AND

s33s. STOvEs.-FIVE HUNDRED COOKING AND
"a HEATING STOVES of The latest improved patterns
TSM Morning Star, ~ Charter Oak, Shanghai"
mist cooking Ranges, and the celebrated Creole
Stoves" OF their manufacture.
The undersigned prepared eecnte short notice. all
orders for Sheet Iron Ghmneys Breechn Tanks Juice Boxes
Copper Pans aud Pipes Copper and Brass Work They keep
hand large stock of Tin Japan Ware suitable for Steam
boats Hotels and Private Families, They
manufacture Of McCRACkEN'S Patent Evaporating Steam
Sugar Fan They have certificates in their that this
Pan, with the same quantity of steam has evaporaed double
the quantity of juice of the best Pan They
working model of the Pan which they will be happy exhibit
to any one interested in The culture of Sugar Cane
WlEE!4EIt d FORSTAII.
d.? ly 219 ichoupitoulas. Front Streets
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[nIP9KsTIANTT ,ANN0gNCEMENr TO THOSE

I NIFONTANT ANNOUNCENIENT TO THUSE
L UNFORTUNATELY AFFLICTED
DR. D. b. JAMES still continues be confdentiay
suited his Dispensaiy - CUSIOMHOUSE STREET near
Royal street. all of the GENERATIVE ORGANS
both male and female and of whatever The
unparalleled which has attended Dr. Jams
in The United States and Europe him in saying
Of the forms which these diseases
without sure quick and permanent
1t is Of consequence how long the disease has continued
for his Remedies attack the complaint its foundation and
eectualy drive the from the system i'll the shortest
possible without mercury change in diet hindfance
from business.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS the effect of early abuse of the
tenn permanently cured Weakness of the organs Immediately
cured and full Ygor restored.
N B-Recent of GOnorrhea cured in "a hours Old
Chronic Gee other Crthral discharge cured in from
five to days. no pay.
R-Remember that Dr. James Dspensary 80 Cusohouse
Royal Office from o'clock A. NJ till
SP. NJ. M 3m
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~ AGRAND FANCY DRESS AND MAST
~ BALL will be given at :

: ~ BALL will BE- given at
MA ODD FELLOWS HALL,
EtNfAz BIZ HOWARD LODGE No. 49, l. o. o. f.
On THURSDAY EVENING March s. 1857 for the Benefit of
the Widow and Orphan Fnrsd Of the Lodge.
P. G. sam Hardy p G. j. F. Allison, P. G. c. B. Bowdch
P. G.. I. D. vanHorn&P. g. j. d. Henriquez#
G. James Davis G. Thos. Bailey p. G. Horace Harbys
G. David Moore Bro 4. \ Keaghey. Bro A. Porteous
Bro Newt RichafdsHBro JAS Jackson Br. j. L. Macauey#
Bro G sh9well +Iro Thos Assew, Bro Thos 5. Collins,
Bro. A. DeSoa,f Bro JAS Powers, Bro. Jos. Magner.%
~Commitee on Invitations. -
H Gentlemen desiring ladies invitations requested to send
in their and residences the Secretary any mem
Der of the Committee on Invitations who will meet every
Wednesday evening and Sunday mornings previous the
Ball. =. :
H No lady will be admitted without an invitation ticket hav.
ing been approved by the Committee.
Ne All masks will be examined by a Committee previous to
entering the Ball Room
~ No ladies' invitation will issued after the last meeting of
The fal6f
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-sTATETAX COL
ectors Office for the First District of the city New
undersigned Collector of State Taxes does hereby
notify all indebted the State Taxes
1856 and those for licenses for the year 1851
District to call office, No 26 City Hail. third story and
pay the within the time Iibed by law.
Office hours-9A. NJ. to 3 P. NJ.
mh2 Dot THOMAS ASKEW, Collector.
p s. Agents for residents in their
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ Lost, the 18th insi ahont the ST. Charles Hotel
RED CoRNELIAN STONE bearing the initials M A. ST.
and set ina heavy Gold Ring. returning the
to the undersigned, shall have the above reward
fe2S If s. WOLFE, IS Camp street.
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ToALL ovALUE THEIR EYEsIGHT

Messrs SERMONS co. inform the public that they have
received fresh supply of their celebrated GLASSES which
5 much in demand.
The vslge Of the BRAZILIAN PEBBLES have been fully
tested and is daily demonstrated by the opinion Of the
respectable citizens of New Orleans.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 4.
The beautiful domestic and affecting drama from the Of
Douglas Jerrod, ESQ.,. entitled BLACK EYED SUSAN. Will
lam Miss ouise Gnatbrain Master Geo. W. Marsh Admiral
Master WALDO Tom with song Miss Mary Joseph Jacob
RE seaweed Miss Maline Lieut. Pike Miss Georiana Bake
Miss Ada Hotchet Miss Josephine Ponghshare Miss Harriet
Helen sailers MidshPpss1 oiess etc blythe troupe After
To conclude with the farce of the WANDERING MIESTR
Jem Bags Master Geo W Marsh with his inahe rendition
Mr. Crncum Master Waldo Mr.. Tweeds Miss CARRIE Herbert
Carroll Miss Louise; Mrs Crincum Miss Mary Marsh julia
Miss Georgiana: Peggy Miss Helen Servant, Miss Selma
Guests ladies and gents by the Troupe.
Prices of Adnssion0 all parts Of the house.
halt price Qnadroon Private Boxes s2to S. single seats in
same so cents. 9..Hg'
at quarter past Z. go, -. aa ~ 10
There will be nodaylght performances in the Aphithe
alter during the of the Marsh Comedians but the
Museum with the performances Of Mr. Ne will be from
lOA Nj to 10 r NJ. ma
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UANNUCHI'S MUSEUM-lN ST. CHARLES ST.
Nearly opponie the St Charles Theater. :.


The respectfully the public that he has
engaged the ceebr As ID troupe Of
New Yos he eels
the Lectnrm Room Of the Museum commencing TX o'clock
ssSsf Rs5y "ss s
and Children who espn9 attend at night In the
ns be
BIZ % Fss e
M2yiSg Figures etc. Exhibition during he DAY and
privilege attending The in the evening with
- Re- engagement of the KENTUCKY GIANTEss for
Admission 50 cents children and servants half price
Doors open from 10 4. N. to 10 P. NJ. feis If
EINE ARTs-MRs V. ]. SULLIVAN THE WELL
known Artist lately IRON the West would beg
leave ca. s aass 5tsRs
introduced into the United States BY Professor Del distii
uar than other style of Painting having found Its way all
transforming Steel Nezzotint Engrav
@ s Rah ns ss and s nS D most
ceis that ola Of painting on canvas
Decorating Of Glass or China This art truly an Of
beautiful Chinese Porcelain
TaTsS and
KIN a done ON an Inn an which
Ms Sullivan also teaches the tine art OF LEATHER EN-
thorough knowledge Of either Of the
tanned from five to lessons Price-Ffieeu Dollars for
The Masonic Odd Fellows respectfully
that they be convinced of her ability part instruction,
as well as her character lady to whom the Of
ladies be entrusted.
suyans Studio the of Julia Magazine
d3l 3n
NINE DE GOO-THIs WONDERFUL AsTRoLo-
III GIST still continues Triton Walk door below
Of Apollo street, New Orleans Go one, all,
hear planets read thousands have done
office with cheeu heart She still continues show the
likeness of future husbands wives bring those
separate together and speedy marriages. will give
nation of absent friends lost stolen goods describing
thief; will select prize numbers in the lottery gratis.
Madame De Goo has received few dozen bottles of the CHI
NESE MIXTURE, Cure for Drunkenness. Also small
lot Of Turkish Magic Love and Luck Powders from
nope prepared by the Turkish Warrior g. L. tregor
be of maid
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m MIR. AND Mrs. ANGELINA'S DANC-
s1 ING ACADEMY 19S Carondelet street, Girod
"a open for the reception Of pupils Chdrens Glass
Il every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from p
. The Imperial and Kamaka will be the dances
e dos Pm
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THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
their friends and the public that they have associated
selves together the Noaria office
is ~ Camp street. ~ A. MAZUREAU,
. sTa azA't h j. WOOD BREEDLOYE
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Wis AUX CONTRIBUABLES-BU DU
coccter de taxes Eat premier district de la vile
de Ia Nolvee soussgne collector de taxes Eta
donne avis lie present qui doiven
Etat Fannee 1856 des de licences pour Paee
1851, dams les imte du dit premier district de
bureau No. 26 City Hail. etage, payer des
lie deai present. Ia oi de A. NJ 3P NJ.
M Dot THOMAS ASKEW, Collector.
S. Les agents nonresidents pe denvoier
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MPHITIEATER AND MI K Ms T ;.
"A CHARLES STREET corner Of Commercial Place.
G.. R. sPALDING. Rnsuess Manager R. G. MARSH Stage
Manager ANDY SPRINGER, Ticket Agent
. First night of the engagement Of the wonderful
MARSH'S JUVENILE COMEDIANS,
consisting of 43 Little Actors.
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MADAME ANNA DE LA GRANGE BEGs TO
lvl announce that she will give
LAST GRAND CONCERT at ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On Friday Evening, March 6, r.o
Assisted by Mre sIEDENBURG, Soprano; Signor TAFFA-
NELL Primo Baritone Signor GERESA; Signor MOO
LAO Conductor; and Herr H. BRAUN, the celebrated
Voloncellist.
AMadame Anna de la Grange's Concert Tickets
for sale Mesrs P p. Werles music Camp
abcs music store 80 Camp ST. Norman's bookstore under
Charles HOTEL and the evening of the
Office Of Odd Fellows Hall
Price of admission 81 For securing and reserving
seats, 80 cents extra. m3 At
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New ORLEANS, January Is, 1857.
Messrs Sermons Co.: GeHtlemen-I take pleasure in
stating that using improved Spectaces find them
easier eye, clearer, enables by
candegh without pain to the think them superior
any with and cheeully recommend them
the public. Yours, respectfully,
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THE UNDERSIGNED, ATTORNEY AND couN-
begs leave tender his friends
aud the public generally He will in connection with his No
laai attend all business before The Courts of this
city and State, to SUGGESTIONS and and the
collection Of accounts and bills of exchange His expe
Renee notary public than twenty live
bles him undertake with confidence the titles
| to real estate. A. MAZUREAU. f.
/ tKf~ Office SO Camp d4 Sm
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Messrs Sermons Co.: Gentlemen-0f late my eyes failed
that could not read any by candlegh The
glasses selected you suit admirable read the
print without the least strain fatigue the eyes,
pleasure recommend your glasses my friends
Respectfully, H. MEUGENS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-04

a. VIRGINIA NEGHOEs FOR SALE
The snhserbeE has just arrived with likely los NJ
GROES, consisting Of Men and Women-ffeld Hands,
Mechanics Cooks Washers and Ironefs and Hons ~
city acceptance VIII continue TO receive lot q Negroes ~
ring the season. n 80. 4 III B. q ssas
Oh d&Msm. :. JOHN B. aM1TH.
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PRICES OF ADMISsION-Dress Circle and Parque
cents Second Circle 50 cents Gallery rs cens Quadroo
tickets, 10 cents; Private Boxes, each, Sc.
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revenue this year Of $s53,s74. y Many new meas
ures are proposed such as the introduction of the
decimal System, and free trade in cascarilla bark.
Peru. s5. sg
Onr files Of Lima papers are to the 18th nlt. The
revolutionary armies have not yet met and no change
is recorded worthy Of note Islay is the point Of
contention, in consequence Of which the town is de-
serted and business at stand still. ess Ri
Vivanco has fortified the Custom House, and severe
fighting is expected there. The arrival Of Don Do.
mingo Elias from France, Unexpectedly is believed
to be the foreruuner Of another revolution. He ia
the most popular man in Peru, and the only man
that Gen. Castillo fears
On the 10th Of August, q severe shock Of an earth
quake took place in Peru, by which the city Of pnra
suffered severely. The shock lasted about minute
and forty.6ve seconds and every house in the town
has suffered more or less. The police have had ~
houses taken down that were in q dangerous state,
and number Of the churches have been completely
destroyed. The damage done is estimated at 500,
600. The river Of Puifa, which had been dry, sud,
denly rose in other places, the ground opened and
Jets Of dark coored water elected. There is no
record Of anysimar phenomena having taken places
At Paita the effects Of the earthquake were less Sc
verely felt @G-t 4,ls tsa5r ses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12

MISTAKE OF DRuGGIsT.-The Lockport IN. "
papers state, that two men-father and son-went
to drug store at Suspension Bridge on the 9Th inst,
and asked for quinine. A package was put up for
them, and they both took dose on going to bed,
from the effects Of which they both died on the fol-
lowing day. On examination the package was found
to contain morphine, ,s * t 1l--5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12
NOT E..
Ltery's Double--Acting Suction end Force Pump
nth India Rubber Ball Valyes,

Nth India Rubber Ball Values.
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining
tons, Dry Docks Ships, Ocean and River Steanar
Dwellings, etc.. etc., etc.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for this
for the sale OF Jehery improved Double Pump VIII
and furnish same This valuable invention was natana I
5th 1850 and was awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the Na
York State Fair, held at Elmira that year Tn ntr
dcng This new Pump to this the
confidence that his efforts to bring into general ss will he
seG1nueu ~ MI VINO sees Its operation and construction
Valves viii at once be every think mind
to water and their yielding surface secures
ee OF operation and perfection action which cannot
oy lhe use OF any other Valves simplieitv
me facility with which the parts can be removed
te compact form, renders most nerfact
M possess one Of these valuable Pumns s
rom teir general purposes they in moment he
ua ,sorlhea into an efficient Fire Engine A' oe
se NO possesses capacity Of forcing 20 gallons per min,
u Size No capacity of forcing 40 gallons psr min
ute. Price $50. f' " i'ioihe 10 gallons per min.
ana larger sizes, suitable for Dry Docks or bsavv D
W ~ caphciy OF QUO gallons minute are now in cn,rS
ana may soon be expected Nos and ars "a
raoy adapted to Sugar Houses forcing M ate ad-
pensable. 'p' i''iu'' 'he NO. as are indis-
me subscriber feels convinced that when these pu
h nSy VIII speak for themselves and that are
they will go into general use ~ 'al sooner or later
Samples of Size No can be sean !, o,o., . .
ee OF az me office Of the undersigned where M roydras
'eu " e" anu examine same before PURCHASING ae IN
ma4lv ANDERSON D. DIETER, Agent
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