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locks and Also IRE and burglar
proof psrior safes. Depot l9z Pearl street
ROBERT n PATRICK
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines -
Highest premiums awarded 1851 by the American Institute
New York Maryland Instu baltmore; and At the Maine.
Connecticut Illinois and Michigan STATE Fairs. Office S3
Broadway, New York. Send for . ctrcusr.
Hexron Sewing Machine Co.'s New Patent
fewns Machine, only 50. Superior 70 the highest price
chine for quarter the cost Parties purchasing win
ccive full instruction. No. AZ Broadway.
Hill, Inimltsble Hair Cutter, No. Barclay
Hair dye only four shings boz, bias or brown
Crtsssdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
the best in the world Wholesale and RETAIL and hoidye pr
vatey applied, No. Aitor House
Baryy,s Tsicopher0as 10 tha BoSt and
cheapest article for d essug beauyin ceansinG curling
preserving and restoring the aAr Ladies', Try IT. sod By
all druggista
----
B<tcheior's Hair Dye, wigs ana Toupees-
The beat In the world-surpasssng all made. Bod and
piled III the man ufacosy, 20 broadway.
Wllson's Hair Color, Only 35c. Beetle
oolcrs The hAr 10 bact or brown does nc dye the sn
but scS simply % he hair. turning gray hair a. Any othH
color 70 glossy "baok brown Agency. ~ Gram
street. IN u drug sore Applied IKE wassr-us t~n vtt
sver
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Defiance Salamapdor Safes-Wlth patent
power proof locks Also Are and burglar
proof psrlor Safes Depot ls7 Pearl street
ROBERT n. PATRICK.
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The Maryland Constitutional Convention
Question.
BALTIMORE, May 20, 1855
The majority in this city in favor Of calling constiu
tiona convention for the purpose OF revising the cons
ton, is fourteen hundred and forty four
Cumberland, Frederick and Haserstcwn cit:es give
about eight hundred against calling such convention
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The Unsted states steamer Fulton.
Mopun, May rs, 1858.
The United States steamer Fulton has arrived ct Pen
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nerss 81 southern Steamers.

SAVANNAH, May rs, 1865
The steamship Alsbams, from New York, arrived al
hs wharf AZ 5K O'Clock this afternoon. All we'll
SAVANNAH, Nay 20, 1853
me screw steamship Huntsville arrived II her wharf
here yesterday atP.M
CHARLESTON, May 20, 1865.
The screw ttcsmshp Memphis arrived here to-day nom
New York.
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A Card from Sam Vel swan q On.

10000 Casea Boots HnE Shoes ut Auct1s
prices NJ PBIiL.IPs sMITH's. "a Warren street
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Maaufac.urer OF Kentlemen's h
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Of Tie others and under ID consideration 70 act an
iii they should receive the signaltne crack z! W.
II. Is pistothen all TO fire and rush On ana ao VIC
balance with The sabre. Reaching the fatal spot al
was Quietsti rs the death that was soon 20 hollow
Most of tfe Tories lay stretched In sleep around the
fires which had by this time burned down and OWN
died into snbeTs, except an occasional bright one
ground which "a few were engaged at cards, playing
IN their ill.eoffen gains. Suddenly bright momen.
fsry fash dispes the gloom ot the spot, and sharp
report breaks on the air! quick as that flash the
swamp is lii up by hundreds OF Others and the deaf
ein roar that follows serve to bring the remnant Of
the now startled and drowsy sleepers to their feet
but to meet death in another and more terrible form
In their midst Elittering sabres flashed in the fires
male glow like meteor sparks, and fell uponthe guilty
Wretches with awful effect
if to increase the horror of the already horrible
scene and render confusion worse confounded the
pieketted horses, frightened by the glare and catter
broke their halters and came rushing through the
camp storm in the forest, sending the sparkling
embers like fire flies in the air. The shrieks anG
groans of the wounded and dying--the prayers O
Others on Bonded knee and uplifted hand crying fol
mercy and quarter-the sabres clear ring, mingling
with the smothered curse Of Wing as he dealt th(
deadly bow-the pale and senseless bodies, as they
lay stretched around in all directions killed as they
lay ia sleep-the mangIed bodies of others who fell
struggling for life, and from whose gaping wounds
blood was slowly oozing, forming into pools around
them all served to make up the dreadful picture
easier Imagined than described. The chastisement
was dWlully OGaECGlY q b0Fu OF IltlS pow
erfui band, late the sconrge and terror of the Wing
inhabitants, were left, and these made good their
escape, some through the darkness and impenetra.
biiity Of the swamp, Others by jumping into the
river.
John Hinton, Scotchman and brave soldier, but
merciess man, pursued one Of these tories, who
sought to save himself by springing into the water
Hinton, nothing daunted, eaped in after and caught
him, threatening to take his life Instantly if he did
not swim out with him. The frightened wretch not
knowing bis eaptors inability to swim, obeyed the
order, and brought him to shore, reaching which
Hinton exclaimed: I'VE sconndreI, tory, void kill
ye onny hoo,n and was on the point of suiting the
action to the word, when Col. H. stopped him The
fray over, all was hushed and still as the death that
regned around. Not a sound was heard save the
rolling waters of the Edisto they rushed on to min
gle with the ocean, or the scared and withered leaf
it fell from its fellows rustling to the ground requi
EN- and q covering to the dead. When the mornings
first sunlight fell upon the boodstained bank Of the
Edisto, Col. Hammond was far hence on his way to
another field of carnage.
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BRITISH POSSESSIONS.

NEW GRANADA, WEST COAST or SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
YANDlEMAE'SLAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND GHINA.--ClOses on the 4th and 18th of
eachmonth, at G p. NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th and 28th of each month.
e8- Postage TO South Pacific Letters 34c.; papers,
&c.
na-Postago to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, etc. via England, bypacket or private
ships 33 cents single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid is added to
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships, o cents, prepaid.
80 Postage to Peru: Letters, 22o.; papers, Sc.
a8-Postage to Bogota New GTanada;) Letters lse.;
papers, &c.
s8"Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco; f0c., prepaid
aNGhe postage to places on the West coast Of South
America, via Panama, is On each single letter,
34eents; and on each newspaper, cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received,
60 The postage to New Granada Directs 10 cents
shgle rate aud cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Diemans
Land and China, (qia San Francisco,) is on
each singleletter, 10 cents payable in advance.
~ The single letter rate to California and Oregon is
10 cents, prepaid, On newspapers, ETC., the do
nestle rates apply.
s: Z. MARKS, P. M,
i AEW ORLEANS, November ], 1s5S,
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Schedule OF Mails.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
From LIST November, 1855, to LIST June, Is
NEW ORLEANS PosT-oFF1oE,


v,. -. ,7 " y hn ANI S.s-g sE a1 ny,
= 4 192s - - "''''e' 20"
OFFICE HOURS-Week DAYS from 3 A. M. to s
o'clock P. M. SUNDAYS and Holidays from 9 to II
o'clock a. NJ.
M STERN MAT, -Dna 5a;1vat M oIososdoi,,
n III p M for nrenai5 iatteTs and an, of
for nranaid forai iett. 80 ,' ci "a
when III mails iii ba cIGsed a II NJ Sn1
plving Raw 81 Tonis and psss Sbrstio an a
nesdaYs and FRIDAYS.
r.1-E ~, ON 49, A.. r.,-.
Pass Ghrstian wisIss dh Git pay a. Gt LOUIS
OCEAN snrngs N I DiioA atia q
p, NJ and TRnrsiio1s Of = M. PSsao%5Sia a. M y
~ 4lI d's 5esyS d. . =; I'' ascasouia Oh
pnr1TR , iee IN NJ so &c. Says :. ~
inc Baton RonTe Red River Temd;nG Notppba5I
Wssb,ra o. t5r sSS % @ !S"'I.Sl,
(4reenyille Miss Columbia Ark Gastar;s, Land,
ing Napoleon, Helena ana Memphis, Closes IN
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 P. nj. Due
on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at P, NJ.
| ROUTE 7,619-To Gainesville Miss-Eeayes New
New Orleans every Friday at A. NJ. Due ey-
cry Saturday at I. ~.
VlO6BSSBURG MAILzzSuppying DonaldsonyiIIe,
E.aquenlIe, baton rouge, toft hudson, vt. Fran
qlsYaHe, F9lnte goupee, Morganza, RED River
L54a49ilhg, Supplying Alexandra, Grand ,Ecore,
HatSlituchest shreveport ana Eastern IeXas,)
tort aoa ans SaSeRez, waterproof, Rodney 81.
Sossph, ufau9 TuIL, AshWooa hafIeh50n, New
Thsell.sge au1 YleksDutg. closes on tuesday,
Anu urSSy a5u oauaFG 4i 40 = NJ Due on NOR
NY ILulsqsy anu rtiuay at AZ q. T.
~ t11h ~ GoA9I 1A,lL-SSuppiy
~ nleo p >! ~. SlaIles; 1&ylofs 6Fahde
ar taIIi, I'LL y SaeeiIs, pin
FL = S''i1 N4 . 3, lald
plaananna M5nc5oc PynI, lpeIylte,
Ronee Cand interr9 Tobdeli's store P9r+ ITnd
SON gerTaitaga Watarion ana 81 ErI;iii
(and interior9 Closes on Sunday, Wednesday
and Friday, at A. NJ and Mondays at 3 p. Nj
Due on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and sat
urday by8 A. M.
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Isaa aiIp Crescent.
I.a I.ant ~ 81 Summer.

as Last Fly Ell Summer
M as lasa iiy 81 saalmari
is ba1zisg alone
its Bsslisleg ged companions
Are dried ZIP and gone,
a oae VI its kindred,
30 blae bottle nigga,
Ia sport mid tie sugars,
8riH The milk die.
l'li nof doom thee, thou lone one,
a victim to bel,
SiiieH the rest Ore all vanished,
Come dine you with me.
Thus kindly scatter
Some crumbs 81 my bread,
Y here thy mates on the table
lie withered and dead
Bat soon you viii perish
Tn sadly afraid,
Ter the glass Is at sixty
Just now ID the shade.
When wasBs have all vanished,
And blns.boitles aowni
Na ID can inAahit
Tbs bleak world alone.
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M EpFCAL HOUSE,, No. 81 Gustomhouse street near
Iva Royal stree-For the Cure OF Old Chronic Mercurgt
syphc and all Private Diseases without Mercury hindrancs
from business or exposure TO friends and guaranteed
sill cases.
The unparalleled which has attended DR. Jae prec
marketable cures he has effected when pronounced incur
able by the most eminent physicians uste him In Offering hs
services to the confidence Of the unfortunate The following
are some OF the diseases termed "vae aud which
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. james per
maeny graduates, namely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of fegs however
complicated they may be- Diseases Of the Back LouH
Illumination OF the Bladder and kdneyS Rheumatism Hydro
cole Ehnee ulcers, fnmors and all Diseases skin
F James would also call the attention especially those
VINO nave privately and improperly injured themselves that
g them Tor either business society via Constitutional De
oiy OF impoency- The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits youth Wis
Weakness OF Back aud Limbs Pain In the Head Dmness
Vision Loss OF Muscular Power PapitaHOn Of the Heart ya
pepsia, AerEousness IrriAhty symptoms CONSUMPTION
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of IDEAS Depression
Spirits Evil ForebodinEs, Aversion Society," SefDsrus
Love Solitude Fimidy etc. OF toe evils produced
Al persons afflicted with amy OF ta above symptoms should
not a to call DR. James md be at restored pe
health let ne false decacy YOU bnt apply once ard
save the awful and dreadful consequences III this
terrible mRlgdy,
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured anafll vEo
Remember, 1.-THE Medical House Of Dr. 50 Custom
Pryae rooms reserved Hours of attendance
from A. NJ. 10 7, vi.
Consultations strictly confidential.
Of Gonorrhea cured in twenty hourb
or No pay DR. AMES
81 w 20 Custnnhruse street.
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d BQuNrY LAND AND EsENsIONS-orE1eE
No II Exchange Alley up stairs nearly opposite the Post
W soldiers seamen and Transfers who have been IN he
service Of this u s. Government for days OF MORE in
any disturbance 1896 entitled l6 acres Of
land Widows and miner children ef deceased Soldiers Sea.
Rem ana Teansisrs entitled oUny Pensions
claims made out and procured With dispatch, by
JOHN PURCELL,
iSl6 SIN J Exchange Alley, mp staiTs,
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THos. E. ADAMS, Chief Of Police,
sTREET Com2R--oFFICIAL
SECOND DISTRICT F1OUN D-yVns brought
10 the second district Pound on berbgny street between
one bay and about 13} hands high with white
spot on The forehead sadde and collar marks branded
On the forehead right hind leg whie branded the right
9ne white and light yellow she goat.
one ght t she goet, Tith black spets.
Pad will be sold a public auction said pound on TUES.
-, q o; FGEGH1ER, Street Commissioner
+. j. H1rsE1BERuER,
Deputy Comptroller
F1PAyE DU SECOND DIsTRICT-II a etc
~ lep0tdes Epayes du Second District rue Der
" nmSnt By Ct r2aag denviron l9 mains de su q$a4
e47npes | , sur Pepaple gancRe, e non5ferree.
pc sur la cuissc droite.
une ehsyre blanche, ayee des tRchss noirs,
S awe He s5n n g SonI qa9s aS m at IS
pot le MARDI, 10 novembre 1853, midi.
NongelIe.0rl6ans noyembre, 1858. n39l5
rTEIISD DISTRICT POUND--Xyns brought
e the Third District Pound, Of Couet and Good
one red Cow with Calf having an lille BIe brand on ii right
one yellow, COW viii caIf viii an igibie brand on the
right thigh, no earmarks
Which claimed within and tie ezpeuse tbers
GoTBlY EoTsm6a ~ 3s y q osaek I'M pound %
New Orleans, Noyember ? 1928
Registered November ls street Commissioner
THEABD, Comptroller.
ENPAVE IlU TROIsIEHIE DIsTRICT-lI a
s eo1 a5s u Beb6t asf EPagss d. Irgsme District
Une yaehs rouge yeau, oyGt INC aTqus visible sur
dfoie 'sP' SUI to's''s
Uns yacho aude aveq veau yan une nare visible sur Ia
les S s n son a ps Gt ecamss dams dix on ct
ISfjf = 9SgeIafe is aap Sn piI aepo
6avsh5e s5 eo'n''SFe biS e q
T7HIRD TJTsFTRIcr Ts5TIYf1- was TroUan1
One red ,se2 brs1de3 4 q IN the rft hin o isibts
0rg TS. # III 80.
on Paid wiil be- sold at public aaeEo3 said pound,
New orleans, oce5e5 % i$5$. Is 1T, !, E
1,,., y ~ - Elt Elk, Street Commissioner
I, J. HTTsELBERGER,
I1PAVH OU VEE0ESIEnIE DyspRICT-TI !,
u etc CONDUIT an depot des apayes du rroseme District
Une g6usse rouge, etampee 6anche droite sans
&u ~ IT, e. r if i Yislo o, a,
pages Eli q gendae enshere pnblque dit depot
,n.Is ,.49s g si.EGHIER 81 9ommissaiFe des r9es
T-yI{gT1gT-,TI -s17ss,z17, 5-,,, 1890,
H AZ t, as 5r9t4g ht
Laqrel A. Cons9nee streets g. IS, sssstfeys
One shb Feah horse ABOUT 1919 hands high having Next
eg a. brand Mon on i i Eis4t hP , Ia,.as,,o-
S S{ae yellow ne goat, WITH Leather collar
On P VII e s9 u pPic aHcllel ~ sHd pound on FRI
81 ~, ioo9 "a ~ ~ etoeSf a.
r,,.5 - y. y Fl!E9HlEk, Street Commissioner,
eu OeA9Dol - 1000 Irr,,Tr,,, 1,r,rI,r
Clerk IF Cogproller
mp va mn or 4 rE1gS YEpyfr FlTSrsPTF1 III
III 5fk eon5fa, dsn8t des naVallr 5n5frsraa nj riot
rTs re IL ~ 3+si sa55 aI
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E39ESTABLE1 sTIGABI ENGIN EGs-FRoM 11zy<3
~ morse power Of the celebrated patent Hoard 81
Gate Hoard Bradford differing essentially their econon
sa durable from engine of any other patent manu-
4cue nov in very excessive tw6tyy States the
Union Fanphles with full description and from Isl
persons who are pBng them, will be on an
preston 70 the subscriber who Is sole agent In New Orleans
h9u Son being soils pfopreors Of the patent they only
can tufs or the engines tc which have given
aFeputaon and all pretended limitations frauds upon beT
ppfeasers as they vii learnby due experience with them
nl0 SAMUEL II, GILMAN. 10 Grayier street.
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SCIENTIFIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VOLUME FOURTEEN
Begins Sept Il, 1855
Mechanics, Inventors, manufacturers ana
FHo


The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now reached its Four,
teenth Year and win enter New Volume the lIh Of
ined ia this cogRtry aud has very extensive circulation in
from dry absruse work technical on
contrary 50 deals with the great events going on in the sci
5tet every II The mechanic artizan wishes know
poye y KS ba.nessf lie Housewife WISHES sci recipe
to making good color ecf the inventor wishes know
wishes keep posted with the times, aud employ
facilities in his bGsinessr the study
wishes keep himself familiar with progress
chemical eb9toy Or n the construction II telegFaphs mil
g5 a5 noS n Esg 2a IE3 t9sse aesl
They here presented in reliable and inter.
esg form adaPted the comprehension Of minds uearned
IN the higher branches OF science aud art,
TERMs-ons cory one year 81 ong copy * months ST.
twenty copies Twelve months rs in advance
p>specen copies sent rauitously for inspection South
EN- and Westen money Postage Stamps taken for snbsep
Rsg>Letters should be directed TO
cnfi6g paent rar Inventions viii advise inventors,
V1HH GRAND TERRR ISLAND, ABOUT 9
mites long fronting the Gulf and from 4 miles deep,
panao1 Win usnal ordinary II situated tst
Of e mouth Of the in the Parish of erson
Tag Nsssrs FoRsTALI. own it. and propose sell to
,,s ., ,T5iiisTY-EIyE gaogs4SD DOLLARS,
n four years in notes n y Z md years bearing per cent
for their account leaving l he up by others;
"s" " FHE eR&S6 TERRE HoFEH c63p1S SYe as
and hRvei incorporated under the Legislature
t,is State win view 10 the erection of Hotel on sod island,
'''4 ''s''''-s A SUMNER RESORT,
Watering Pla and TIE profitable disposition in Lots of the
landed poog Said company to have its oiee established
Each share said Company be Bxeda Five Hundred Do
Book sueseripqn tqhe seek open at The Office
aetGs a lis Ess5 sod d lbe island sold t,
the United States for a milttary station and fort az
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STREET. COMM,R-OFFlCIAL.


PURSE, DISTRICT PouND-wos brought
white goat black on the neck and jaws cropped and
Which claimed wttnten days peusesthere
DAY, November ls5$ Al i CLOCK, A. II sDO'' u = 80
G. 9. FLECHIER, Street Commissioner.
7. THEARD, Comptroller.
FPAyE DU PREMIER DIsTRICT-u a
DryadeS, entire les rpes Julie Ct Gtrod CONNIE epave-
ree ga9che scote Sldessus ct oeaherse edes 9S
Sill dit anaa ne op pas racamees dams ak jours ct les
trais pay " seront yendus en&here pubQue dit
c. o. FLETCHER C0nmissare DIES rues.
Nouyslle.orlea q octobre 1858. o29 n3 10
SECOND DISTRICT POUND-VVns Brought
st. Ann and Main streets, rs estray So
one 6aGk colt about u hands high With both hind feet
oae daEk brown nare Gol about l25 hands high with
One white he govt
One yellow she goat with collar, and right cropped
one grey, white and brown size goat with collar
Which claimed within ten days expenses there
SATURDAY, November d. l858 at il o'clock, H.
- ''s+,'' Z, ., rIEGHrER, Street Commissioner
Il. j. HITsELBERGER,
Deputy Comptroller.
TPAVE DU DEUXIERIE DIsRTBICT-Il :,
rue Derhgny, les ste-Anne Dumaine CONNIE
GpaYes--
pouau noir denyron 10 mains de haut Ferre des dcx
peds de deriere etpa les deux cuisses
marques ysbles.
poucbe brun once d'euyron I2 mains de hau ayant
une tache blanc Ia Jamie guuChe de deyaut les
jambes Dc d9rese banches autres yisibes
Inc c6tyre jaime collier oree DR. lite coupae ct
fenlue.
Tine chegre grfse blanche ct bruno, ayec un collier.
81 les dts aumauN recame dams dix iOurs
fra ills seront veudus enchere pubiqne dit depot
Ia SAAEBI, % NgyenbTe, laSS midi.
@. o. FLECHTER, Comuaissaire des rues.
NouyelleCreans, noYembre, 1853 n9 Is 10
E7OURTEI DISTRICT POUND was l1rougIl
tOthe Fourth District Pound Jackson street, between
Constance and Laurel streets, rs estrays-
One mare about 10 hands high with white star the
forehead, visible brands
One black She goat with leather collar and ring
One black She horns piece rope round the
One yellow She goat with white spots right cropped and
left split,
One white she goat, with long horns.
Which II claimed within days and the expenses there
paid will he sold at pn6lc auction at said depot SATUR
DAY, November 90 1888, at 10 O'Clock, *. NJ.
New Orleans November s, 1853
Q; 0. FGEGHIER, Street Commissioner
T. ]. HITsELBERGER.
Deputy Comptroller.
ENEsAVFG EDU q UATEEIIHIEG DISTRICT--II II
II etc conduit depot des epayes du Quarriame District
jackson entire les Laurel ct Constance apaveB
URe lumgnt r0an, deuHrou 10 mains de hAnt ayan
et0iie bAECle aU front, anres marques.
Uus Cheyre nore, collier de CUR ct anueau.
Une chGgre n0e de corle
Une cheyre tachetee de blanc p0rgile c0upee
ct liDreilIe gauChe teuduc.
Une Gheyre blanche ayRnt de tongues cOrnes.
81 les dts HuimRX reebmes dams dix i0urs
fAs paNe lis vedus fenchGe pnbique depot
lie SAMEDI, 20 HDFembre, 1885 d 10 heures, A.. NJ.
o, 0. FIsECHI Err Gommissaire des rues.
Nonyelle-0rleans les noyembre, 1853. no Is 10
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TO SUGAR PLANTERS
MES STAR PAN,
For the Manufacture Of GAR-Patpred lima "a ie-e

For the Manufacture Of sUGAR-Paterted ane % ls+e
The objections which have heretofore existed against t
p 54e @En1ty steam Goi for cooperating Juice are EN-
FINELY OILY &TD by ur0yeplent5 rl,ay i.
ne pipes from the w9er Of condensation as soon
- otNGfIt lil1iHg the w OLE 2XTENTof tie hnqtin3
snT4eeS q The pipes and obtaining an INFORM FBNI M
AIlhE throughout due whole hor0nai Of the pgn viii
eEupofAte rapidly under ANY PRESSURRof steam tEss T.;
ST W steam y pressure Of rs @ 100 pounds ANY
aement to the continued nse of the pan; perfectly si i;
necnShlea constructions and be furnished at rates s Yea
sonA0e as the most ordinary sugar pan tn use @ 'ea'
Those interested are invited "a call At lie esfahIo &c
and Judge for themselves. H 1--WE htFeeE,
lyz6 I, 0. AAIEs. raton,ee.
" ACATION5 SGHoOI.-THE SUBSCRIBER VIII,
keep school dnrtng the vacation months For terms IT.
$3.50 s "ssoh oehool, corner OF Paccanier Richard
sHses GEO. w. HARRY
-Jyo Principal jackson School
IA1E-Ih9mastpn, Utica Alton and other Lime a. s5is
~ ALFRED EEARNY,
"s"' r. Magazine street.