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TALENTED SLAVES AND PROPERTY ON URsuLINEs
stree Estae of the late Maria Joseph Apuente, deceased
widow OF HiIatre Courcelle.
Ely n. VIGNIE. Auctioneer.
G ATUSDAX, June 30, 1857, at IL o'clock NJ,
- in the RounaH of the ST. l.uu Hotel by virtue of order
from the Honorable District Court of New Orleans
dnc May II 1851 will be sold public auction for Of
said succession the following AcScrhed slaves and property
SLAVES.
l. LAMESa aged about "A years, laborer and
prcSsman, good subject.
= GEORGE, negro man, aged about IS years, lahorer,
and good subject.
FRoSTlN, aged about As lahorer and
preSsrran.
l. JENNY negro woman aged about GO years, cook and
wHSh"r 'triUlis.
B. VICToIRE aged about 40 years, washer,
highly recommended
g. MONIQIrE grH girl agl d about l6 years. good seam
stress ana house good subject.
REAL ESTATE.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in suburb Treme,
Second District the comprised between Ursulihes Ma
rails Irene and bayou Road.
Said lot Fench MEASURE 20 feet 10 inches front
Ursulines street. by 100 ~ inches side
lN Get The other side 30 feet line Together
with comfortable house, covered with slate
tannT four rooms, closet vestibule gallery and down;
Kitchen with slate
tanns four rooms Bathing room wash room, etc, rbees
cooking stove with boiler; paved yard cer works,
fruit nnl flower gard The whole in perfect order and
forming OF the most comfortable and desnbe residences
this city.
E.-TERMT AND CuNDITIONS-For the slaves half cash;
md the balance six months creiit For the property
third cash. and the balance six and twelve months credit
Notes gwen Tor the slaves and 10 be satisfactorily
dtrsed and secured by special said slaves and
interest from until maturity
Rrl after maturity
until final payment and divided into suit hri.
The hsiifHs be insured FIR the S.ln aud the policy
AcI II sale before e. DE AEnas lsq., Noiny Public.
UiglS % jeS Is 10 ~
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SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
Fan Depot 80 Canp sttee-Branch, Sc Charities ST.
L. GABICI, Proprietor.

L. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock these stores comprises full and complete
assortment oil ..
EUROPEAN MUSIC, 49,,
ERARD,S and PLEYELS PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris.
yB-Thcse celebrated Pianos considered, by all the
r,irrnr artists best the Unted States In the last
aars NJ Sons have received nj various public Indus
rmi exhibitions and Fairs of the North not less than SIX HE-
MTIrW GOLD MED AIS, for the superiority rher Pianos
Also, large assortment Of
Il PIANOS of ali sizes moderate prices,
as to suit the and of all classes of
huyers. - .,..- 49,, -, - ,,,,,> $50, -~,,,s,,.
Harms Guitars Ninius hccordeonS. Bani0 Flutes. Brass
Instruments of all kinds, and Musical Merchandise of
description
order Music Pianos, Instruments anything
relating to mus he efu either addressed by
mail viii Ne promptly attended TO.
rs-TEHMS LIBERAL c,n,r,
ms ly l" uAh4St'
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PERSEVERANCE DOOR, BLIND AND SASH
nOUBLINC3 THE INCOME OF COTTON
L. PLA N EKS.

u PLAN TEKs
PATENTED 1HrRoFG GE !; ~ ~ THE MANUFACTURE
to Spin the Crop up but about one fourth the num-
her rs;red to rase ts nsmbe consisting Of children Of
six Of and above and women unfit for blowing or
81 with this sT FEY fG en-
CINE if necessry,a. ely The Gin with Lap Appendage
RES and to have nil arranged in the Spinning Room on the
plantation, complete with great dispatch Also, competent
SI s OF m NEW Or INCOME
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the spnners
ny IMPROVEMENT in its results to the Planter is equva.
lent TO his having purchased of me plantation negos etc
ming inerts will prove his diversion will be exempt from
the and nnNieies inherent to Planting Gathering and
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY is a CASH ARTICLE but for good accept
grnnt reasonable facilities and for the RIGHT OF
TIL pAEN nth to be Pd to me eeG Of the first
with contract insng payment should the plat taton change
O. Sshinsr in VIZ Bnr'isaE hey omit
p0"""' Oh GEO 4s ts HENR S Mobile Ala
e. X. STEVENS ~ CO., IMPORTERS AND
I~' Dealers in PAPER, STATIONERY SCHOOL AND
| BLANK BOOKS GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY, PERU
merry AND FANCY GOODS, Nos. IS and 81 COMMON
| STREET, New Orleans.
Country and City Byers will find a. our establishment an e
tensive of Goods adapted every branch Trade
and respectfully invited to call and examine Stock and
P f S, etc.
| Printing, all sizes nrusgists', Playing Cards.
| Wrapping, Grocers' Bag, Writing Ink,
! Hardware Cloth, Copying Presses,
| Letter, rIled-plain; Post hice Steel PENS
| Fool cap, Tissue, Gold teuS,
| Note, Copying, etc. WATERS etc, etc.
| - q large stock Of
| SCHOOL BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS, QUARTO BIBLES and
STATIONERY Of every description
Ofairact importation. CUTLERY GUNS, PISTOLS, Fer.
eus.on Gaps md Needles. COMBS a FANCY ARTICLES
| in great variety.
Ivory Combs all Nos Writing Desks, Hooks and Eyes
India Ruhher. =. India Rubber Toys, Looking Gasses
| Imitation Shell, Necklaces,
Buffalo, Buttons, Watch Guards,
! Horn, Marbles, Suspcnders,
| Hair Brushes Pins, Silver ThinbeS,
| Tooth =. Porte Monn8es Pocket GompHsses,
Nail .. PURSES Backing,
Shoe Recules Irvine,
/ Scr ,bbiug.. Pocket Books. Tacks, etc, etc.
-
greGt variety of CLOCKS, TOILET SOAPS, PERFUME
| RY and FANCY ARTICLES
| r. R. STEVENS 4 co,
fec # IS and 81 Common st.
! - fGllOVAEI-TUBY'S EXPRESS THE UN
II rstd have removed their Office No. 81 Camp street
| two doors from the corner oil GT4yier.
! iay2 ln 5, TOBY, Jr. & BIO.
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For all particulars with regard to individual ghs rights
TO manufacture and sell for other States apply the under
signed his Boiler Mandatory III By street. where
Rollers every description made Ii, uotice
40 AN DAVID |. FOWLER.
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q Land at Gusxve Bay St. Loui,-Propery Of the late
BY N. vIGNIE Auctoneer.
THTKsDA Az the 9TH Inn" n at IL o'clock NJ,
4 toHs 81 st a. Bay St. Louis
ssgnasa o Ne and msa,a na ts front The B;E
as,J Il: s Ss
.ao
r. ss
fs sag
al s AND cash. and the
balance credit of Xix and twelve mophs for aisac
ory secured by said properties and
bearing cent, interest per annun until maturity my2s
VERY COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE ON RAM.
by n yIGNIE, Auctioneer
SATURDAY, 9th inst. at IL o'clock M
q * 4 0 Tx9h"9f soTs Be- Sd square bounded v
Rampant Burgundy Dumsne tree measuring
81 feet inches and lines from. on Rampant by depth
brick residence having parors with marble mantel pieces
two bed STICK @ in the attic s e
prvies hydrants, ec the whole in FIRST
xs-TERMs- third cash the balance a credit SIX
twelve and eighteen months for approved endorsed notes.
cured by mortgage on said property. je2
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MATTHIAS wlIL-vALu-
puru Market-the whole in the Fourth District.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer
SATURDAY, June 10, 1857, at IL o'clock NJ,
= by virtue OF order from he Honoble the Second Dis
SH"Ea % WIN at
| perry, for of said succession
]. Two LOTS OF GROUND, with the improvements here
slrare No. 30 comprised within jersey Fourth, Wash
neon and Chippewa Streets designad lots Nos Is and 6
rs Chippewa street, depth # 1903
inches front Fourth street. 100 feet inches
and lines the other linz Lot No No e Is fee
40 lines side and ll0 Zee inches and $40 lines
TWO LOIS OF GROUND, in the square bounded by the
Public Road and Sixth and Washington Avenue
designated lots Nos and Lot No. rs feet
the Public Road and Levee by depth of LAG feet and
together with all increase rights privileges of bature
nD-TERMs AND CoNDITIoNs-rhea above described four
payment of note 81 500 by mortgage
raid lots dhe 2s January 1855 and bearing per
annuln from the 2t OF January 1851 till pad-balance
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the square comprised with
in Fourth Laurel and and Wasns Avenue
designated lots Nos i5 l6 IL 49, measuring each % fee
front Fourth street. by depth of 10 feet between parable
lines Said lots used garden and have house
~ TERMS AND CoND1T1oNs-The purchaser of tn
four bov described lots ground will the
January Frs with int at cent aAnum from 3ls
5 TWO Tors OF GROUND in the square comprised With
the Public Landing evee Sorpuru and Philip streets desig
mated lots Nos and Lot No measures Is feet II nche
and Tires Public Lardng front Leve
street. by depth 80 feet and inches fronting Sorapnr
street. and 90 inches AMI lines the line dividing
FROM lot No g. Lot No. % feet II inches and line
Levee depth of 81 feet inches and lines
side and 80 feet inches and line on the other side Said lot
the original plan Of Lafayette Together with twosor
Brick building impro Semen's. and Frame building on til
/ Public Road
RD-TERMS-Cash.
Acts Of sale before F. Coey Esq, Notary Public. ny1
VERY PROFIT ABLE INvESTMENT-HENRY HOPKIN
ct ais Charles VIM HpkinsSale 10 effect partition
i, VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND SLAVES in II
parish of Poine Coupee, on the Mississippi liver beo
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES. /
FOURTH D1s1nlcr counr }T. B. HART vs. Z s 4 ROGERS
::. sss.s;
public auction the City Hotel Common between
81 u
William Ieysreh No. q tie Docket q ~ sad Cent,
WIS., sa%
e Of TX sl h day
ber 1853 paid Of suit with stay Of execution Of
S TEKa = u sSs ON , is's spot.
my29 jel q Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
or1s1EsE cogn De HART " 4 d, Eo.
TN Eis;sS G S'a' writ de sr 1aeias mol
Ia
Commune entire les rnes du Camp ct des Magas' la yen9
'1Si'sef TaHsS S
Rogers William No. Docket de- de
Sea Dc RoseT eone f.
ns csn de S % Ia M Dc
fat paemen ct fra de procedure, avec une suspension
coNDITIoNs-conptan au moment de rsdjgd!s f
my29 jel 9 Sheriff de la Paroisse d'orleans.
FrHS1 JUSTICES covnr} THOMAS Q. pEA LANES con
VIRT Ht'fs'. writ Of fieFi faeias to
j the sses By e e M e
public auction, my warehouse No. Is Julia street, MON
DaS K = "y sfS 5
Seized in the above entitled suit.
myN je2 IS 5 VIM. c. oUIRK. Constable.
PREMIER cous JUSTICE THOMAS G REA LANES
1st rs + as. s.
81 rx p Il pS0i sn @ / RSS 1s en- su Me-
rue Dc julia sn.e Eeas5sr ct Masa1ns '''' A w.
~! Si3i sss!-s s''asss": u
sEcosp DIs7nscr COURT SUCCESSION OF ELIZA LEWIS
aatgshy to ts %
show cause within ten days from the present any
msary # should Be honoosaed and
BY order Of the Court
| my2s je2 P. s. WILT, Clerk.
DEuxIEsE Coy CouR DE DISTRICT succEssIoN DE ELIZA
AVIS st p psa L present donnie an. ri Cream
publication Taons pour qHses Compile
ou ct hmo S e
mains repartisc enhancement au dit compte.
my2s je2 P s Witt. Gretier
SECOND DsTnc1 couHr2 succEssEEoN OF John rwI-
III Hsfss NJ b. has st,t,on-
Of s o" ws OF nsssas on the
Notice is hereby given eli whom may concern to
within days why the of The said petitioner
should not be granted
By order Of the Court;
DEpx,ExE cogs D1srnrcr} suCCEsSIoN De JOHN
A TTETDU que u. p; DuBaisson presente
ele la de feu John Twibe DECIDE in
testat , - 49,
dix
queles il ne sera pas fait droit a la dte petition.
Par ordre de la Gour:
mysS ie4 9 P. s. WILT. GrenBer.
sEcosp DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF SPENCER
WH III Efl. William syer has pstitIoned
the court for letter Of on the vacant estate
Notice hereby given whom may concern to show
within days why the of the said petitioner
BY order hs Of the Court
ceeH BE
TTSpT ssn Wnll,a sn sXsr Prssen mt,
ntesat-
dix les sue pou
quelles il ne serait pas tait dro d la dite petition.
my26 80 je5 P. s. WILT, Grefier.
A NEW LOW PRESSURE BOILER FOR
a sAIEBult at Leeds Foundry, of the following dmen
Shell, feet inches.
Furnaces, 8 feet 4 inches each.
Front, 10 feet.
F Flus, f fss inches in each Furnace.
5 Return Flues, foo, inches.
A?s IN e.rn; i V5Hss. FS s"s Sssi streets
~ h EIs ,l wisk
oie still No. q Camp street. and all business entrusted
hin T and dS'f
Inv duly H"fi f'SIiS 10
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de ia Nile Orleans. IEWis-No. 1851
A Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
n cier de la ssde succession ct toues aues
que celia peut davor dedue dix onrs date
de la presene publication les rasons lesqIees e
presente feXecueur estamenae de Ia e succession
sera point approuve ct homologue les fonds
mains Northumberland dit compile.
Par ordre de la Cour:
my28 je2 P. S. Witt, Grenier.
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EAGLE FOUNDRY, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.


PHILIP RAHM
Manufactures STATIONARY ENGINES Of any required
power; also PORTABLE ENGINES with decided improve
others heretofore made from five to forty horse
power we'll adapted to farming purposes getting lumber
with improved Circular Portable Saw Mills attached of FIRST
second and third class
Mining Machinery Girls. and Saw MIL Machinery Forg
gnes warranted much timber other engine
Of similar power.
Mr.. Rahm has hundreds of letters and certificates
mandatory Of ms Engines bn will only publish the following
from Charles D. Stewart planter Red River Landing, Ls
for whom he lately put up an Engine:
Red River Landing, La. April 4, 1851.
Mr.. Rahm The Saw Mill, with Locomotive Engine from
Eagle Foundry Richmond Fa has been erected and ing
weeks This machinery has given the most perfect
satisfaction having exceeded all calculations wheu ordering
it. satisfied has already than paid for itself in the
lumber has furnished the plantation The whole engine
mill and bol. at the time brought from New Orleans
landed account Of the low stage Of the vater fully
six miles from the plantation but overseer with good
day and had time This think another
recommendation to MILL in country in many
instances would be profitable the mill to the timber
rather than the timber to the mill where evidently could be
done SO easily.
Many my neghbos have been look my MILL and every
far superior anything Of the kind they have
friend who opening plantation here and
who in treaty with another parry for mill and engine
upon seeing my mill in operation requested TO order
from you Immediately for him. EXPIRE sing the sfac
the performance of machinery hope this
have received and filled this order It affords the creates
recommend mill to all who may want such
chnety and still gratifying as you from the Old Do
mnion and identified with our interests and institutions
Yours, respectfully.
Communications addressed TO the manufacturer Richmond
Va or MOSES GREENWOOD, No. q Carondeet street. New
Orleans, will be promptly attended myio lat
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BRAND d ADAMS, SUCCESSORS TO LAYTON &
ID Coz No, - Magazine street opposite the Arcade Import
mud licn"r, in Domestic and Fulega HiRDWAkE SHIP
CIiANDIERY etc have in and for salc on iavora
bile terms c0nupe UitHb' FIR the country trse
Planters Carpenters, Backsmiths md others.
BHAN X ARAMS
az 1y&W No. 81 Magazine street, opposite the Arcade.
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AUCTION SALES.
FIUNIT fUctIUneHr.
THURSDAY, the 4th June, at 12 o'clock M :,

SUMNER RESIDENCE AND AN ADJOINING TRACT
Of Land at Gusxve Bay ST. LouisProperty OF the late
G. DeLisle.
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of New Orleans. 5 No. 1907.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
this estate and all other persons herein interested to
show within days from the notification
they have why the presented by the este
of this should be homoogaed and
approved. funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court:
my28 je2 6 P. s. WILT, Clerk.
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DEuxIEAE CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE JOHN
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans. TWIBELI.-No. l0.lSS
A TTENDU que Nj. b. DuBuisson a presente
n petition Ia Cour eet obenir les
tele la succession de feu John Twbe DECIDE in
par present que celia peut
davoir deduire dix les raisons les
quelles serait pas fait droit la die petition.
Par ordre de la Cour
my9D ie4 9 P. s. WILT, Gretfier.
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dissolution OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
L. RESTA Mt No. Carondeiet street. having passed
entirely into the hands of JOHN STRENNA the partnership
existing between him and EUGENE GUESAUDON is this
day solved by The will hereafter
be conducted by JOHN sTRENNA his account who
firm. JOHN STRENNA,
EUGENE GuENAUDOE.
New Orleans Nav 49, 1s5T.-nyl6 I'm
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NIcCHESNEY'S PATENT WASHING MA
A CHIMES, be had by applying at the Office of the
Manufacturers who Sole Proprietors of the Patent Right
for the State of Louisiana.
OFFICE-22 Commercial Place, New Orleans.
zThe Rights for Mississippi, Arkansas, Texas Florida
California; also Parish Rights in this State for sale lib
eralte as above, 3ptf
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MO EXCUSE FOR LEAKY ROOFS
FROM WIN. BROWN, ARCHITECT.
WHOM hereby testify that have used
Fire and Wafer Proof Composition Roofing for the
both private and pubic buildings The In
Hotel niagara Falls having 81, feet frontage
extension Engine Honse and Machine Shops of h New
Central Railroad at Buffalo, with the roofing
had difficulty with and have heard coGplatEt
and say, that s,y opinion, formed rom
with its extensive that it is the
roofs in for its rhespnes durability and
sucppbtt Of BEING readily made perfectly tight, ana its
great power resist ire.
Baltimore, February Il, 1851 WN BEGWN-
persons who have used these Roofs and squenty
best qualified speak inelgerty the set bear the
testimony They have been thoroughly tested the
Alges Warehouses, and their ded superiority all
Roofing materials used for Flat Roofs has heen fully
established
THoS. RICHARDSON co. the only persons author
lied Roofs OF this description in this Stste
eorder box lGi Mechanics Exchange IL ST. Charles St.
New Orleans,
Refer to Nessrs. A. F. COCHRAN 4 HAIL a2a Sp
CHE,t9E' GlNC-SD casks LA Vieilie Monagne Co.'S
- celebrated SHEET ZINC assorted Nos 10 IL for sale by
STARK, STAUFFEE & 90,
my2j Ct 81 Canal street.
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Of New Orleans. BEII.-No. 10, les.
WHEREAS, NJ. b. DuBuisson has petition-
w ed the Court for letter of cnratoshp the
of the late John Twibel, deceased ntesate:
Notice is hereby given eli whom may concern show
within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted
By order Of the Court:
my30 je4 P. S. WILT, Clerk.
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nI7. Bank of Amerlcn-Notfcc Is hereby Civ
en-. Capital Stock OF this Bank has been liked at
500 Of business and 20 be increase to
81 ,0y0UUO.
Hooks opened under the superintendent of the
dersgne ionerS the Office Of the New Orleans Ope
and Western Railroad Company of Leyee
the notaral offices of Eaw Barnett No
n Edw. Goschalk No. 81 Royal street. for recev
ing subscriptions heretofore circulated for
purposr which hooks will be kept open until 3lst July
next full capital million of dollars shall have
subscribed JOHN HUGHES.
j. VIOSCA.
Vi GEO EttSTIS. Jr.
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Ds- The bark G. B. Truitt, Scull, master,
from Philadelphia is dschargins opposite the
Mint. Consigiecs requested attend the receipt
their goods the eyee, otherwise they will be stored
their expense and risk
my29 GEO. W. HYNSON l. Co, 80 Camp ct.
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DEU2IEME CopR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE SPENCER
de IA Nouvee Orleans. ) GATES-No ,s9S.
A TTENDU que william Syer IL presente
n petition Ia Feiiet obtenir
tee la succession de feu Spencer Gates decede
intestat-
par present donnG que peut
dayor deduire dix jonrs les rasous pour les
quelcs il ne serait pas tat droit 4 la dite petition.
Par ordre de la cour,
my26 80 je5 P s. WILT. Grtfier.
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T,nlyI,EIs,s s'VGAM BOILElR pArENrE

L September 30 1886.
The Boiler is very economical in fuel takes very
little room itself easily repaired does
any more than the ordinary Boiler.
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- hoonew hospitals, and SIX years with Ricord of Paris
has opened his cce No. II Danphne for general
practice aud especially for the Of all disc the
Generave Organs in both without the of mercury
Office hours for consultations in French and Eng II A.
NJ, and ito6P p. NJ. aS SPIT
NJOYICE-MR. ALBERT CONVERSE HAS BECOME
partner in our house. The style Of the firm remains
changed. ]. p. WHITNEY 4 co.
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HAVANA MD CUBAN EXPRESS
HI fN5I Having cemr-ed arrangements with Messrs p.
-GStsAsssssh C. BOMBAIIER 4 Co.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
EXPRESS prepared receive and forward by
the leaving this the 5 l2 10Th and 9Th of
month"; every description n Freight Parcels, Packages,
Jewety, etc. to HAVANA, MATANIAS, CARDENAS La
qua La BRANDE, TRINIDAD, CIENFuEGOS PUERTO
PRINCIPE and S ANTIA AGO DE CUBA.
This the only Express and the Island Of Cuba
will with encouragement fIom the
muuy generally, Offering it does, communication and
facilities hi herto unknown and much required The
care effect prompt delivery possible of all
ter conideI S. TOBY, Jr. Il BRO
81 Camp street.
P C. BOMEALIER & CO, SMercadeus, Havana. a27
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TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE AND ARE CON
snny receiving iheir Lumber Yare ner OF hopert-
son street and Carondeet Walk, Old Basn
100000 assorted Dressed Flooring ane ceiling Lumber
200 600 feet Rough Yellow Pine Scantlns and boards
10000 Laths.
$4,000 feet Cypress.
$1,000 feet Juniper Lumber
100000 Shingles n,o,,,- woo, g Co
ap2I L,
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sS- BENEVOLENT Association of the Sons Of
this
Hail. No. IA Morsau street, every WEDNES.
DAY, al 81 O'Clock ?. NJ.
By order Of the President:
ia29 " AUG. LAR0SE. Secretary.