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ACrInENr

BuFFALo, Jan. 28.-The boiler at Calligan &
Rengctts' brass foundry exploded this morning,
demnliShing the building and killing the Engi-
neers child. The mother was also dangerously
wounded, and the Engineer himself seriously
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70 ,us worms OF 1nE err OF wHErlIEs-I am not a
,,sds,e for election the office of City Clerk Monday
,,, To those gentlemen who have nominated for that
r.on and to those who have evEneed their confidence in
by Offering their support, my unqualified
ean.f- y. RICHARDSON
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A FARM
AT q .iNATE SALE

A FAItM
AT p .tVATE SALE.
THE suh3eFiber uners for sale Farm sOtntLnF ia
acres of which about 100 cleared EoOa
sLcs. The balance brins we'll tHbeFs'i and h 81 IL
neioscd excellent Stock farm, supplied
never-iallng springs Of water The improvements
heWed log house. 90 n bV e. double barn. With sytls,
other building; young orchard Of grated
bearing. Sat farm Is situated West Fndey township,
ashnEtOn Co., Pa nsiles West AtgNausiEia
~ miles from West Union, In Marshall Co, Va. II the
above shsutd be sold by l.t March, IT,
viii be for Possession be had April
next, Terms maag u suit the purchaser.
Application be made the subscriber West LIB
erty UO Co., VA VIM Mcfarland On tbs premises.
ROBERT MCFARLAND.
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Ngw York Jan 93Pour Declining 40NN hbls. State
ut 60 46S6 Wheat advancing; white 1S2c Corn decl.
ing; sales unmporant. Pork Guoyantat t.l Beef and
Lard hrm. whisky buOyHnt.
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FOUNDRY PROPERTY

Per safe or : ease. In West G'.lnmbia, Va.
SIZE property good working order, having black
smith shop with TIVE nres Patterns and tools, together
With coke. The building lsur by
lathe.
and Misunderstanding county, With VeFy iaFge coal Irs
active OprFhtiGi.
The property will bel leased Tor Of years necha-
les Of steady habits aud good character,
nerd apply u su9 should desire - purchase pay.
ments eih be Hlis easy stheF wiz stock.
This property has CHARTERED prgii<gs for manufacturing
q SSepg should COMPANY purchasing, ,iesFe
CHARTERED privileges will Be allowed i'm the pFotrFt,
nRtS 9ti SAnGENT 4
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NNN-4NNH
The Rev. Vim. wilson, krie Pa, will preach in the
Second Presb Church, morning and
Ing Service ut the usual hours.
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PmALON'E PNPHIAN L.OIEONo
- E.nol nann,AiAAn
N d MOI "a Dye!

RAID or l.as Geg uritt tasGaNs vac
Aatr Hrull, Sesssi tie ls-iDriugs 'iHa tnalgt e
Mas. = A. ALIAS H1Ell's ltAtk tEe4OAlEtL
Rev. -. ThALitEk o. lr4ra 81 sstb tt,f3sFs Ghee:
County y y. M Ar Il nSu FtutsEtd - - nAtafal
.tiior seas g fa-'s
Rev. Wan CEFTEa,. II N0iteTss 1laEaEnes n. ]. ny
aIT changed Il Natural eoor aud Er0uas ca baa sSt'
Ec."
Rev Is. sTOaE D. ,. copsoFd. n H. -sly helF, shea
gTra Tust1rvl - IT, uat1fst eologs Ne-'
y. b CbENDENISs cats8sos a. lean sd ~ eestls
toas ysus,tts,d q - srts1,ill-"
H. MOOD, Mplali-tvNns >. J. sAE oUH naif naa
.rrai tieksns. also that Is OAs e ~ tAsaiys NAs
beeuai u babi, as"
.eS.J p TUsTiN Charleston. C. '+Ibr uhlts hsirls
.,eeoniiH.t ,.tta, aud to hair loFlliAE. 8e-'
Rev A. FlIaE, SlVsT Creek >. y. al hiss UEo1ase9
81 hair, aud ca aEd have cglHaFnIgd e.
HeV. JiiS MehLE, fastgr " Wsat " T. ch1Frh. n t.
-e0ulHieIsis a.
Krv. D. MORRIS. cro-s River, X y, si,o, an4
Slrs- ~. IA 4. AZ 1T. uaand<t,, y. T.
suv ti,s Ii-t tt 4 ts soSs ian q eonSnes.
Ir Sol4 b, ali principal Hsrreshts IN ths lnat-d
-Gatt-, Gaia Caata- Ngissaiu asi Tsfa dEot, Ne.
- Bro, Street Ns Serh- Zone d. AIRS ~ % ssn aTt'
fhi-, Wisi, thr pTeat,
Ju aiy lIot % circular and intsruaEbots-
xii :tri'iaa
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TICKETS! TICKET S!

fiction. AID are read, to strike on any amount the
ro terms. send in the orders to-day.
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1fEIIGIOuS 30.

"GEx. SIMox CAMEKoN's" Grand March, 4.
called "Bold Simon draws near
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Now World MnVkel

CINCINNATI, Jan. Flour demand good at $3.50
s. 6S whisk' buOyant at 24&. ProvisiOns-NOthing de
ing New Wheat In good demand Barley quiet.
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WEATHER.
CrScrSNATI, Jan. eS.-weather is very cold.
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say eV ,lls ,LlvlNe.-The st. Louis Democrat
lie cs";. . Tue price of board at Jefferson City
ltr we~l .al Of Missouri, has been raised 10 $99
tue. Ts silee the assembling Of the Lrgisia-
ave members receive ouiy $2l per week.
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FROM BALTIMORI

JAN. 23d.-The weather to-day is the coolest
of the season Thermometer at o'clock was
deg. below zero.
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ACQUITTED.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-Mr. Garland, the
letauIting City Treasurer, has been acquitted,
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BY TNI.lsc4ltAPtI.
New OrIeane H1nrIer.
CLMcInnnII NInrke

NV oRLEAxs JAM Us les to-day OF 5000 bales Co
ton vt x decline. Mddllnss l21S912A
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Wheettnl iAlfiOis Nov. 29tllt 1885. s.
ON and amer Monday 1st Of DscEmheT, the Passenger
Trains VIII leave tts station daily " GH5 A. H. aud Sa1
r. NJ. Wheeling time.
WIN receive and discharge PAsssnsrs at ali the principal
stations.
THE Express Train daily ~ 4s0 p ~, will receive and
discharge passengers tie following stations oR9; BEN
wood MOunlsvllr, Burton, FalFmOnt, Etter
Fau, SsWbuTg, ROElesbuTg, Piedmont Cumberland,
Sir IOhHs Run, MaFlnsburg HarPsrs Ferry MonOeaPy,
SykssVlle and Washington Junction.
The Trains VIII arrive ileF. The Sian Train n 1ln
A, ". daily the Express la p W iay The Aec0niuio-
dalton Train from Wheeling to Cumberland viii be dIseon-
tinned. BY order Of
dee1 ). B.F0isp, ARrut-
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BUSINESS IN wnREllSc. clip the follow
h 10 ;' from Wheeling letter, signedJ. R
or ,"s suspension of navigation on the Ohio
l., dnS. by tho drought in summer and tbs
n,,a.: the winter, Of the last year, has very
kr,n,;aa affected the commercial and manu-
di,l,.ns interests of our enterprising city. Tn,
Ges o'ls aud universally rercepnIle effects o
L,te ;;auses aud their late frequent occurrence
ds ,,,a.'.. very great degree, tended to arous'
# s' 's.lI'on Of our citizensto the importance
sNs ~ subject y Of the improvement of the OH,
VI, o,; However, notwithstanding her losses
ts6,s"i 10 her many natnIaland artificial ad
tcu +, heeling has not suffered in proper
" sOlhe Of the neighboting cities.
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Y; IRGINIA AT Rules held In tie Clerks the
Circuit Court for Brooke county, ia thS mos' OF JAn-
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XTIRGINiA AT Rules held in tie cIerks egee Of the
circuit Court Er DrOOks County, in the month Of Jan
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The object Of this RlI l. 70 obtain decree FfBcH'O
HiE-iDtOni, by tn. Pianlif the Defendant An
II appearing from the return the sleFiH, well b.
affidavit ma te In tis cause that defendant Is
Inabtant Of tis Commonwealth, it is ORDERED that he
cation Of this order, and do what may be necessary
protect his And Is further Orere that copy Of
published week for fIur successive
Wheeling eneer, aud posted at te front
Court House Of said county, the first dAy Of
the County Court Pex after tile entry OF this order.
| A rop.-Teste; J. STAIR,
JAMS Clerk.
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Nancy Ellen Stanley
In Chaneery

TyIRGINIA: = At Rules held in Olee u tle
Circuit Court for BrOOEr County, In the noHt Of Jai-
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A. CALDWELL, Chairman.
7. II. LoGAx, Sec'y.
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The uhirrt Of marshal the asst.s Of the late
rm If MeCluuey Meek both to the payment Of the debt,
Of that Tm, aud the huAl distribution OF rel u AID
appearing the tr SierIG, well By nti
tlAVHt ia the cause, that tlr defendant, William
Meek, inabtHht Of this State OTllr Il that
he O appear here within month after the due puea-
OstitF hat to protect his
interest: And t IS further cops OF this
b. published week for fpaF successive weeks In Ile
Wheeling nteEecrT, aud postd at tire front dOur Of tbs
UuuFt House Of sEd county tie FIRST day q t Count
Court next ait, ia entry Of tns order
eop!-Trste; }. STARR
fans
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AEHE2F q. RIcuARDsONsa
AdVeftistng and CoFTeeifoEr once. Ne. - Hfoa11lI
Sse Yet;
NEVRB roe DRFE TO LEAHas
LIVE AND LEARNS
a GLIDE 10 All VINO WISH 70
SPEAK AND WRITE CORRECTLY
Par,leulasl, ni,l=d toet q u-frFtEes sor se
uIion ilculius h liEaIlnaTs GuF1stua,
Punctuation, Ae, ia eapilEEtals 81 Latin and RTEneh
cords and phrases 81 ffrn1 0tGurrepce IN beUSplle
rrvrW. PsTsOiiru, and baohs n grhrru soHalnnG
ONE THOUSAND MISTAKES
~ daily oecarFeau- sp-akine WFiIsE and PFunsnets
tOefhyF gI detailed In-tEaeio, for WFiilns tsE he
Press, and ferns nf gFEls tbs vaFinF daItleAts o.
EsnsIsF Lt<FatuFc. T1of lsqn - etJb, l9lo-
rice FIFTY CESfs, md seat % any adaIsas ire ot
~ taEr.
Such beck tlis has long heea UanteI b tase Wis
thr allnd.T n TIE tide i Bstlte for
al classes We have atteutvsy encned ts pls an4 eao
.fCOBileHd @ t fEf lruriH a FesTeRca - IL
soita0 sfSdfat tis ri gEAag nslf a. dalsetT
soLe JeHer1hH esnsshe ne sngTE y aftJgssAo uafS
tHf tndisn Hsasif.-- 4Ffbllaes
GARRETF. DICk FTTzGEfiAED, PGbtsIetas
70. Is Ana eIrEet, EeE faFt.
.I." Tor go. an Vs-ksst a. =. 3sRi9-iV-dks
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JAMES Nc Quincy In behalf Of himself and alil
til creditors Of the late firm Of tins said James
McClunet & William b. Meek. doinE business
in tho name AMI style 81 MeCluney Mecks Il
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VTIRGINIA :-At Roles hid the Clerks Oiee Of thu
Circuit Brooke County IN the mOuS'' OF Ja-
uary, IsST:
v nliam. H.ndman and wife Elizabeth, Rob n
Ceiand amt wife Elisabeth, EVau D. llndAau
ana Niie Jtmima, and SAMUEL lIiLduAn aud
vie Margaret,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUCCEssIoN Of samuel J. Peters.-sALE OF
slime Milad ais. No % ses,na 6ssrie s Court u New
81 81 sa & @ Gn
JOHN gEL sheriff q hs parish 81 oissns viii proceed
r. S.s ss H A ss I ~ ssss
sskIs1S 1 81 s e & S
This city, Municipality q New Orleans square
bounded by St Charles s.. Mary GEsd and Julia streets and
IS ST. Charles street. front ST. Mary street
with
Ie thereon in the square bounded By New
bsrs 10 IL and l each ot measures Front
~ BY depth Of SS feet between parallel lines. The lot No
lots four three brick and warehouses; with
T. iS s same
ted lot No Said lot q front Front
fSR5 81 akoTSD in
,ss z q
% feet 10 inches lines Louisa depth Of 81 feel
81 ne viz al 1t s %
thereon the same District, the bounded by Tcon
Pans ss s
ms OF s as but X act Of sale 100
ehonpouia street Of 2sfeet ~ inches Lot No. measures
the other side line towards Nore Dame these adjor
at s large
ea rf q
the line twads lots No and irregular depth on he
other side line opening the line 81 feet inches
measures 81 feet inches dept OF A
feet inches the line towards Magazine street gu
lar line towards lot No. opening
lots Nos and are dwellings of stories built of brick
having four rooms in each building and each
story brick Kitchen comprising cabinet Yard
brcked and hydrant TO each house. Both
good All the property SET forth by plan
by G. A. Hedin Surveyor. : =
| TERMS-0ne-fourth cash balance a credit Of l. and
years for notes secured by special mortgage the properly
with interest Of per cent annu from date and pal
be kept insured by purchaser and the policies to
vendors until the first paid The be div
ded into coupons to suit the convenience Of the vendors
For full particulars the several properties
each appy at the Office OF j. A Beard Co. lucoueers NJ
| Banks Arcade. JOHN NJ BELL
myl3 IA Is Is je3 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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AMUSEMENTS.


(IRIsP's GAIETY-aRAvIER STREET
THIS EVENING. May 10. 1857.
BENEFIT OF slesS ahf bTT fRo II and
THE GREAT ITALIAH OPERA TROUPE,
S''S0kA fhE sfas6k yEs sHkaEiALr,
sIeSoR MARIANo TIgERIN1s ..n, ~ ''i i'''A
siSsSH i $zs$A' II! s$EE @,s,,x,
sIGNoRA L. CARAT, DIV '1''oiNi'
sIGNoRA VITA
DISTINGUISHED COMPANY,
THE GREATEST BILL OF THE SEASON,
LA soMNAMBULA-Elvira.s isnor Mariana Tfberni; Ami
Pa siEnoa ca9dina ca.oli KoaeEo signor s. FoI,in
es a ii Msnrcs on G sgna p
aap oa the aa in the 3D. ae sgnora Louisa
The prices of admission to the Dress Circle Parquee and
Family Circle ST. Reserved Seats 81 other of the
alf-past7. " . myIs
ST. CHARLES THEATEt-sT. CHARLES ST.
b. DEBAR, Lessee and Manager C. G. CHEsLEY, Treas
PRICES OF ADMIss1oN-Dress Circle and Parauette, IS
tickets, rs cents; Private Boxes each, Sc.
Doors open 7; performance commences at half past
O'Clock Box office open daily from 10 70 O'clock
THIS EVENING, May 49, 1857.
Third Night of Rumsey Newcombs Original Campbell
Mnstresvisited nightly by the elite and fashion
Orleans.
FOR ONE WEEK oNLyl
This Troupe consists Of TWELVE STAR PERFORMERS,
selected from the best in the country.
Part l. Overtures, Choruses Songs Ballads
2-Terpsichorean advertisements in which Runsey Newcomb
and Ritter will appear. Part Essence Old yirgnny
| and Plantation Scenes by Moonlight.
T. RICHARDSON Agent.
my13 G. g. CHEsLEY Treasurer.
SPALDING d ROGERS MUSEUM AND AMPHI-
| ~ THEATER,
| Corner st. Charles and Commercial Place.
TUESDAY EVENING, May IS,
And evening during the week. and SATURDAY
| II O'Clock, noon,
THE WONDERFUL WYMAN!
The Wizard of the World!
Will open his Cabinet of MAGIC AND
NECR0MANCY.
Dnring the evening he will his nimitable powers
| a Venroquist. introducing various
| LUDICROUS SCENES,
| HUMOROUS DIALOGUES.
| LAUGHABLE INCIDENTS
| . INVITATIONS, ETC., etc.
HJ-Prices of Admission-s0 all parts house
Childred and servants half price.
Ef Box office open from 10 A. NJ. to p NJ where seats
may be secured.
R4-Doors open half past O'clock Curtain rises at half
! past o'clock.
Visitors to the Museum during day admitted to the
Auphheater at night without charge. my5
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oils AND VARNISH-THE NEW ORLEANS OIL
" NUFACTUETNG COMPANY


Are in successful OPERATION and prepared to furnish
MACHINERY OIL, GAS OIL,
PAINTERS OIL, BRIGHT VARNISH
TANNERS OIL. EAPTHA,
REFINED ROSIN OIL
articles in
Dealers Oils particularly invited inspection of
stock.
Orders received at the Mandatory New Basin the
Office Is Union
For evidence of the good quality of these Oils Company
refers the following who have tested
cay in ubcating machinery and painting and whose cert
Gates can he any time.
F. W. C. COOK,
Manager of Belleve Iron Works
LEEDS CO., Iron Works.
4. s. BREWSTER, Coppersmith
Nos Sc and rs Futon, and IS and 81 Front streets.
JAMES MACkISON, Coppersnith,
of Cust6mhouse and New Levee streets.
JOHN FOSTER, Eng'r str California.
GEORGE WICkS,
Engineer Second District Ferry formerly Of Swamp Fox
CRONEI.L l. SCHWARTZ,
Carriage makers, Rampant street, Ciravier.
l.. c. SHAW, Blacksmith, Girod street.
JACOB MYERS,
Engineer steamer Laurel Hill.
JAMES FOX
Engineer City Draining Machine
J. W. HAMASON, Engineer.
W. A. MACKIE, Engineer.
NJ. G. ALMINDINGER, Builder.
ARTHUR WOODS, Painter,
JOHN s. MAUNsEIL, Painter
And to the Projectors Of Newspapers in New
| have used the Oil. 6mSW
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nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
~ PLA NTERS.

OF YARNS,
Employing Spin the Crop but about oDefourh the
Der required it-his nHmber consisting
six of and above, and unit for blowing
picking cotton,
prepared to furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BINATION OF MACHINERY. inclusive of the STEAM EN-
CINE if The Gin with Lap Appendage
in Machine and the Segment Machines of the Spinning
ries and to have all arranged in the Spinning Room
plantation complete, with great dispatch Also, competent
Spisners.
ONE-HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
tie very first year, will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the Spinners
Wages.
My IMPROVEMENT, in its results to the Planter, is equiva
lent to his having purchased of plantation
productive than those he works. and while his Spin
ming interest will prove his diversion, it will be exempt from
the and anxetes inherent to Planting Gathering and
Baing up crop.
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY is a DASH ARTICLE, but for good accept
anGe can grant reasonable facilities and for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT, fourth be paid each of the first
five years Of the the Yarns bring Gnned Cotton
with contract nsung payment should the plat aion change
propretors.
Propositions from Planters may be made and know
OF Machinery in their particular case they omit
state what has been the number of pounds of their
how many pounds of Yarn a day they must Spin.
a22 GEO. g. HENRY Mobile Ala.
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AUCTION SALES.
N. vIGNIE,s SALES.
SUBSTANTIAL ONE-sTORY BRICK FAMILY RES
dence Burgundy street.


SUBSTANTIAL oNE-sToRY BRICK FAMILY RESI-
dence on Burgundy street.
q -5 BY N. yIGNIs, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, 10th Inst, at I2 o'clock M,
M y HSds o Exsh E T be sod be
Cont ST. Louis ,urgdy and Rampant streets measuring Is
feet front Burgundy street. by about 100 less
together with desirable one.stoy Brick Dwelling House.
story Brick Kitchen having eight rooms frame hanging
building u The rssT priyiss d5snis etc
balance credit Of twelve and eighteen months ap
endorsed notes secured by mortgage said property
and ia case OF at maturity to bear
terest per annnm until final payment myl2
LOT OF GROUND ON ST. ANN STREET NEAR ROYAL
.street-Posive and Unreserved Sale
BY N. yIGNIE Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, the 10Th inst. Mt I2 o'clock NJ,
~ AZ the 81 LOUIS Exchange, viii be sold
bon and St. streets measuring French measure 80 feet
front St. street. Immediately adjoining property
Royal and St. Ann Streets by 60 feet in depth
the buildings in the yard covered with zinc with the privilege
OF a partition wall on the rear line.
nTEKMs-S 600 cash; balance years. credit for
secured by special mortgage until final payment per
cent interest per annum from maturity as penal clause only
pense OF the purchaser. myl2
POYDRAs STREET DOUBLE oNE-sToRY HOUSE, IN
good order.
BY N VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
MONDAY, the 18th inst, Mt IL o'clock NJ,
of Michael Mulvey who has complied with the
conditions of the adjudication made him 23d day
a CERTAIN lot OF GROUND in the square bounded by
poydras Perddo ST. Paul and Gironde streets measuring
70 feet inches front Poydras street. by los feet inches
lines deep together with good House having rooms
galleries. two closets two kitchens having EACH pr
ves etc The whole divided to accommodate two tenants
~ ERMS-One third cash, and the balance a
and II months for approved endorsed notes. secured
gage on said property.
Act Of sale before p Lacoste Esq, Notary Public.
3
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NO EXCUSE FOR LEAKY ROoFs.-
FROM WIN. BROWN, ARCHITECT.

FROM WIN. BROWN, ARCHITECT.
%ss1 P,o sy s%
last four ycar both on private and public Gnldnrs THE Inc
ierDaons Niagara Fails having SO feet frontage,
Y%r % S n RS ana ss Ssa s rSopng
and T' da not hesitate I. say that in my opinion tormed @
actual experience with extensive that is ma
sl,ceptibjt sens leaily made perfectly tight aud its
Baltimore February II, ISL VIM. BROWN.
All persons who Roofs consequently are
qualified to speak nteligenty on the subject bear the
testimony Tney have been thoroughly tested the
Roofing materials used for Flat Roofs has been fully
THUs RICHARDSON CO are the only persons author
I1ed put on Roofs Of this description in this State
Refer to sessrs. A. F. COCHRAN < HALL. a23 SPIN
E,OIVLER's STEAM BOILER = PATENTED
lie aSSe ] sc Repaired and does es' NOT E cosy
any than the ordinary Boiler
LnvEB STEAM Corros PRsss,,
Dear sTWs take great pleasure in recommending all
using steam your Steam t Boilers We have
susn for We are SO fully oI Of hsr grea,
although they all nearly new-one set having only been
Your Boilers save US sixty per fuel have
not the least trouble with them We can raise steam to
Of h boHe has been for four months
has required cleaning and is impression
say as it cleans itself all the time by the Of the bow.o
valves day.
We are, dear sirS, yours truly,
F. j. FORST ALL,
H. STREAM Engineer
parcular with regard to individual rights and rights
Manufacture sell for other States apply the under
sgned at Boiler Mandatory, IN BUonne street where
Boilers every description the shortest notice.
a11 I'm DAVID II. FOWLER.
EXCELSEOR REFINERY THE ABOVE Els
Z tai5hmen in full operation. and prepared
to supply a superior article of GOLDEN SYRUP RE-
in harrplS and half in
10 suit purchasers Samples can be at office.
BROADWELL BROS h co,
No. % Grlvier street,
mo IF Agents of the Refinery.
ID IsbVAI4-TOBY'S EXPRESS THE in
IL removed their office 81 Camp street
doors from corner OF Grayier.
my2 I'm S. TOBY. Jr. 4 BRO.
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SEWING MACHINES-I NJ. SINGER 4 CO.
Agency for the sale of their improved Sewing Machine
especially adapted the making up NEGRO CLOTHING
PLANTATION
And
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING,
is established No. 10 Canal These machines
took the first premium the Worlds Fair Crystal Pal
in Paris Grover Bakers and many other Sewing
Machines; and the only Sewing Machines used by the
Government of France in making the clothing for the French
army constant supply of these No Machines together
with Silk Cotton and Linen Thread Spools Needless
always on hand Orders promptly attended to. Address
s. II. PECK
40 3m 100 Canal street New Orleans.
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DEr1ENE CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE ROBERT
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