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G.. 8. BOWER, q. 4.

~ In absence Of the Finance Committee, the fol-
lowing special appointment was made for this
meeting, viz:J. NJ. Walker, j.. NJ. Cox, and R.
E. Townsend.
The following bills were presented by the g. 8.
which were referred to the Committee on Finance:
The account from the National Division, for Rit-
uas, Officers Cards, &c., S19 90; an account for
postage and freight on package, 81 s5; an account
from the Yorkuis Enquirer, for extra copies, fur.
nished, &C., $5 $50; an account from the Grand
Scribe, for one Quarters salary, Postages, &C.,
S33 20,
On motion of W. L. De Pass, it was, RESOLVED,
That the afternoon Session be specially appropri-
ated for the purpose of considering the propriety
of establishing Paper as an organ Of the Order
in this State.
The Grand Division then suspended business
until s O'Clock, P. NJ.
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The ATLANTIC TELEdRAPH-CURIous
CoiNo1DENcEs.- Fields letter to the
Associated Press shows some curious co;pci.
deuses in the 6aStter Of laying the cable
The 29th tf the month seems 10 play quite
an important part both good and fbr evil, in
is history. Thus, for instance, the telegraph
feet sailed from Plymouth on che expsr.
mental trip on tie Goth Of May. Thecsb6
was broken at the stern Of the Agamenncn,
on the first attempt to lay it,, on the 18th o.
June; and the splice in mid:ocean on the
last and successful attempt was affected on
the 18th of July. q ~
The fifth Of August, too, seems 10 bs, par
ereel1ence, the redletter day in the comrany's
calendar. On that day, in 1857, the f[iaga.
"a landed the end Of the cable on the Irish
shors3 and on that same efndentical day, in
1858. the-same vessel landed the other end
Of the cable on the shore Of Newfoundland
both ends Of the cable being thus laid by
the Nisgara.
On the third of August, 1857, the tele.
graph squadron left the Cove Of Cork for
Valentia Bay, and on that very same day
s65 years before-ths little squadron which
carried Columbus on'his first voyage Of dis.
ooVery to these shores, weighed anchor from
the. port of Palos, in Andalusis.
These are curious and most noteworthy
condolences in connection with the great
event of the age.-Aep' York Herald. y
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deathyof our much beloved aud honored Brother,
P. GrW.P., W. THuRLow CASTOR, an exemplary
citizen nm eminent Lawyer, n Jealous aud devoted
Temperance and an humble and faithful
tG6fistian. While we are, thus called, to mourn
that Providence which has deprived usyso soon Of
lis excellent counsel and example, may We re-
member that God doeth alr things well, and that
our loss is hiseternal gain. May we emulate, his
example and dfesas did he, at the post Of Duty
We hope thai: :fhfsS3 iand Division will take such
action as wilEshor. It's high appreciation Of the
worth of our departed Brother. :.
For the numerical and financial condition of
our Order, allow me to refer you to the reports Of
ourzealous and efficient brothers, the Grand Scribe
and Grand Treasurer. Hoping, brethren, that our
present meeting will contribute greatly to the in.
'terest of our Temperance reformation, let US 60
70 our respective fields Of labor, firmly relying on
Him, who is ever reddy and willing to aid in all
good causes.
Respectfully submitted, in Love, Purity and
Fidelity.
DONALD R. BARTON, @. " p.
Referred to a Committee consisting Of W. P.
Price, Rev. J. NJ. Carlisle, and H. Judge Moore.
The G.. W. P. also placed in the hands of: the
Committee the Quarterly Reports from D. g. W.
P's. throughout the State.
The G. S. read his Report, which was referred
to Committee. consisting of ". L. De Pass, g.
W. King and T. ]. Austin.
REPORTTOF THE. GRAND SCRIBE.
Worthy Brothers:-It is my duty again to pre-
sent report of the important transactions during
the last quarter with the amount of monies re-
ceived, and from what sources.
Of the 81 Divisions on the Books of this Office,
43 have made returns, and IA are still due. From
the 43 Divisions whose returns arc received and
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-YoRKvIIII4E S. O. TIfVRsDK<Y, AUGUST 49, 1858.

three to each Division, one to each D. G. W. P,
and one to each r. R. Company.
The Grand Division then, after closing. in due
form, adjourned to meet id Columbia on Wsdnes-
! day after the 4th Monday in November next at 10
o'clock, q. m.
WILLIAM D. COOK. G. S.
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for he is bad man. The sheet which be
published would disgrace brotheL 80 3,
There are several vessels up for Frazer's
River Gold Fields, but the excitement dses.
not rage. A few well told stories would
create rush. The fafe to San Francisco
has gone up to $500, first cabin, by steam
ship At this exhorbitant rate, the, last
steamer went out full. SETH.
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ber iu South Carolina pledged to "preserve uu-
sullicl ON his part the reputation of the Sons Of
Temperance" is thus traitorously skulkiug in the
rear-afraid to face the enemy and ready, on the
slightest show of opposition to desert our glorious
colors tss"
Perhaps not. 1t may be that my intense and
Jealous sQlicuude for the welfare of the Order may
have magnf6ea these evils and invested them with
undue Importance, hope it il so. But even if
it is, the warning may not be amiss for the future
And now my Brethren, having been elected at
the late session of the National Division, to an Of
fee in that Body, deem it improper to occupy
my present position in our Grand Division,longer;
and therefore, beg to resign the Office CT Grand
Scribe Immediately, now that successor can be
elected without Inconvenience.
Respectfully submitted.
.... B. D. TOWNSEND, e. s.
The G. Tread his Report which was referred
to the same Committee.
G.. s. Bopsr, G. r.. in ape. uiM Grand Diuision,
Sons Of temperance, g. C..
1858. DR..
April z8. To balance Cash on hand S-303 OF
July %. Amount received from G. s., 1876 O4
5 4ss II
April 29' By amount paid G: s. bill' 80 81 81
/" "Premium on draft, 25
May II. ." "Yorkville Enquirer, 30
Balance Cash on hand, - 300 20
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,s@ Bungay,ofthe Central Independent, in
defence of "hoops," i" speaks ofthem a among
the things that We s'6rst ioathe, then pity,
then enhzase." IL H.. ~. .- .r
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Discovery IN TIE MANUFACTURE OF
Ohio Farmer mentions an

Discovery IN TIE MANUFACTURES OF
LEArHER.-The Ohio Farmer mentions an
important discovery in the manufacture Of
leather, by which the process Of tanning Is
performed in as many days as It formerly re.
quired months. Leather, Il Is known, is
formed BY the union of gelatin: Of which
the skin is chiefly composed, and taaaia, o
substance found in tie bark. Of the oak, hem.
lock and birch, and in a few shrubs IKE the
sumace, &c. For tanning purposes, immense
breadths Of forest. have already been de,
stroyed,; and the supply Of tahnin steadily
decreases, while the demand for leather in.
oreases. Many mineral and vegetable sub
stances have been trisdas substitutes, but
without success, and tanaersare nowobliged
to import hemlock from great, distance and
at constantly Increasing cost. - - ~
It has recently been discovered, says the
Farmer,N 'thst'we havsgrowing spontaneous.
ly in great abundance alb over the country,
in every State aud Territory in the Union,
and we believe oil over Europe, too, a hish-
erto almost worthless and very troublesome
plant, but which contains an abundance Of
tannin.' We-are not informed what the
plant is, but the discoverer, Mr.. .Johnser,
is said to have asoertainsd iis properties af.
ter many years ofcareful study and s1psrn
meuts. By the new process be tans oalf
skin in two and a half days, which formerly
required from six TO. twelve months. The ii.
zsntion has been seeused-to the discovsrer
by letters patent Of the United States, and
measures are taking to secure the -sanus 10
Europe. .-- ..
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s@ When thou dost enter tho printing q.
foe, have a care unto thyself that thon .las De
not touch the tspe, f0s the devil NAY spss
thee 70 rup. ...a .-'a.3
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W. L. DEPASS, !
g. ". KING, : {
T. AUSTIN. !

REPORT of The Committee on the Grand Treasu.
rer's Report.
The Committee beg leave to report that they
have examined the report of the Grand Treasurer
and find it in every respect worthy Of the present
officer, who has so long and efficiently held that
position to the advancement of the peouniary af'
fairs Of the Order in all Of its features. From
this report, they have the satisfaction to find that
n large balance remains in the Treasury clear of
any liabilities, tending to its decrease.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
W. L. DEPASS,
G.. W. KING, Com.
N AJISTIN
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So1ls Of G&1rtp&raufe:
PROCEEDINGS

Of,tAe Grand Dtyision, Sons Of Temper
auce, Of, South Carolina. Forty-tAtrd
Quarterly Session. -
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DREmIUM MOSS y-PREMIUM naOss s-Ful
mp in best order for shipment
THE BEST OF NArRKssEs.
OF all kinds.
Planters give your Negroes healthy Bedc be had
CAMPBELL B0UDREAux.
90 " once III Canal stxec<-

MEDICAL HOUSE. No. 81 cuetnmhouse stress.
WI Royal streef-for the Cure OF Old throne, Hefc1f
Sgphic without Mercury, hindr<u
business exposure to fsnd and cure
all
tiee IN All pars 81 The United and Euronethe
markabe effected watch pronounced cr
able bv the seas iustihes him In oe ~
10 HE Of the unfortunate Tho oloWEX
are some Of diseases termed frtvaie and 0: which, n
Conjunction with newly discovered Remedies DR. James pee
manently nely Syphilis primary secondary 81
Nocfnfnsi Emissions Periodical Affections Of females ko
Complicated be- Diseases Of the Back and Loiu h
aammafon the Bladder aud Kidneys. Rheumatism HYx
cee Ulcers Tn1nors and all Diseases OF the Skin
DR. james would also call the attention especially Of the
Who have privately and inProper injured themselves 10 80
ling them either business society," viz Constitutional
Billy Impoency. The following Of she sd
melancholy effects produced early habits of youth
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain In the Head, Dn1ss
VISION Of Muscular Power rapltation the Hezzt s
pepsia Nervousness lesbility, symptoms Of consump<
dreaded. Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of IDEAS pepsss z
Spirits Evil forebodings, Aversion 10 Society Self N1
ef Solitude. Tmdity etc. Of the evils prcd1z
AL afflicted with Of the above n4
not fail to call Dr. James and be Rf restored p1
health let false decacy apply -
yourself from the awful and dreadful Consequences ~
weakness the organs immsdiassy sarsd fun ~.
restored.
Remember 1.-THE Medical HOUSE q Dr. james, 1. 8 ous
Private separate rooms reserved. Hours Of ss>sa-
from A. n. 10 p. NJ
pay. Dr. JANE8
81
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V,O PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FIRE-PRooF RooFINe..


The undersigned offers the public FirePrOof Roofing
era possessing the following advantages everything Of
the kind which has heretofore been discovered
cheaper than STATES does require heavy tmbered
and expensive roofs, will last long, needs NO REPAIRS
and when finished has the appearance Of STONE
1t Is invaluable for repairing OLD ROOFS. Old Single
Roofs be covered without removing the Shingles 1t
percedes the necessity Of valley OF hanging CUTTERS
OLD METALLIC ROOFS may be made perfectly tight and
have connued to leak in spite Of all efforts be made
feetly tight
It Is incombusble mpervious Is not affected by
the atmosphere by the and nconducor of heat
be applied to the sides of houses taking the place Of
cement will give building covered the
pearance Of being constructed Of stone
For the roofs of omnbusses and steamboats, II Is inva
with H. they would longer be exposed the atmosphere
or the water.
Planters Builders be furnished with the Southern
Fire Proof Roofing with plain instructions how to apply 1t.
SUGAR HOUSES,
RAILROAD CARS and DEPoTs
BRIDGES,
WAREHOUSES;
all be covered and made perfectly Fire
We prepared to make contracts which will snperin
strnetions how to use It.
We prepared negotiate builders and others Tor the
purchase Of the right OF States Parishes Counties and Terrific
rles.
Office Of the Company No. IS ST, CHARLES STREET
basement Of The Masonic Halt
GLENNoN. COLEMAN a co.
Liberal inducements offered to Builders and others
Agents.
An communications addressed to Box 1885, New Orleans
will meet with prompt attention.
Wanted-Agents in All parts of the country NILS 6&W
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MATHEMATICIAN DRAWING AND Writ

PROS. p RICHARDSON will give instructions day and
evening at No % ST. Charles street. of Common
Writing Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry Trgonometry Men
suraon, Surveying Engineering NAVIGATION; Perspective,
Architectural and Ornamental Drawing with thorough nstruc
tons in Skechng from art Greek, Latin English,
French Spanish and German will taught competent
Evening classes will be formed for Private
nsiuc ions will be given TO those who wish mlS lY
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PUMPS, BATHING APPARATUS, &c
BITTERs-
CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS

This highly agreeable cordial is taken and prepared
by the Of number Of families who had
sented the resulting from mixing those
bters which be imbibed undufed
time which they OCCASION and the mistakes made firm gno.
of the mode Of administering them.
These we'll founded objections enabled to understand the
which deter from making of their
excellent and beneficial preparations The manufactured by
taken pure obviates all the difficulties alluded II
is highly ecacous In Of general weakness and In
affections generally and is certain preventative from
gasthat fatal disease peculiar TO and humid eli
IL reesabshes the Appetite invigo.aes the general
system aud in time healthy color who have
acquired lymphaiic temperament.
This cordial possesses only the property Of stimulating the
appetite hut Of aiding digestion. If tempted by
indulge beyond the bounds Of prudence suffer from
slow and mpeded digestion small glass OF this admirable
liquor occasions speedy relief and facilitates the work Of nature
Persons good health and pleas
Its delicious and render II SUCH
Those who the habit Of taking lunch and particularly
ladies' will lind invaluable addition this repas'
merely Of its exquisite favor but from Its digestive
qualities.
The delicate contributions from infancy 10 old Of
both sexes employ without the slightest nconyeneneo
Directions will be given nsng d The rst time
A A. PEYOHAUD,
Az zm&W No los Royal street.
NOTICE TO sTEAmBOATs-AsH WOOD sR
~ sALE A. all times be hal the Depot Of Crosse
Tee Railroad in West Baton Rouge parish the hieh
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THE IMPROVED rcCHEsNEY WASH
i ING k-AanuactuFed and for sale by the sub
scriber Orders left 10 Apollo 29l Magazine street
10 BOX Aechanies Exchange a. the grocery Of
Collins. IS Apollo street. whore specimen bo
will be pronpy attended TO- All ask OF the public ise fair
snonsS viii be refunded. ]. n. DAuGnERTY,
VI II No. ~ Apollo street.
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4 EEDs, FOUNDRY. NEW oRLEkss-LEEns
Ia Co., ron Founders Of Vertical sn E
nsntA Steam Engines Boilers, Sugar Mills yscuun Pcs -
Kettles. Carihern. Horse Fo~rr uz
ms Machines Saw Mills. Gin Gearing. hss c1iunns -
Frons for Buildings Furnace Mouths. Crate B4rs 1r1 -
Machinery required Tor the South. I
We have been duly authorized end pepAzsd 70 cor
sTfIL4AANfs PATENT BAG AISLE FURNACE -.
fsl2 dkWly LEEDS CO
sUULE's COMolksk<GlAL <<14r-
- LE0E corner Canal and c<lup fue>ts- k1fH<-AE
- A& No. Camp street. - -
-24Te4 Rack Keeping. Fenmanahip. C1uuSfc>4i 81
Arithmetic taught pfacc exercises &C -
siruciioas napared Individually aud NOT 10 CLASSES
closing re-op1ins hooks averaging and eias1E Acp
lnAkirk Account caEf-nts ee etc. Once a n
eiAl College. EyHN
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Special Notice 10 the Electors OF the city o
New UrIeaua,
BuREAU CENTRAL ComNssArRrs
VILE DE Ia NoUvELLE ORLEANS, J
AVIS AUX ELEcTEURs DE La an r.%aiRsoIssR

NlLA Ds La NoUVkLIk uhLEANs, Z
49, rr,nrmurxs nm z maj ls2e.
N d'Orieans-
eu a. n0 y, 4 "a A.r a, ln9o
pu len NM sndros csprs dss~nes haass Pa nss
.en~, ~ 1ss igns - nm. s,is. - t- - -.
e'nnu e' ue''s"e sV ...us- ~ 49,,
Efeamter Distrlct.
PREMIER PRECINcT-Poll No INA Ia case a pompe de
compagnie pompers No L. rchouptoulas
rues Race 81 orange
Poll No Deux-A Ia p0mpe de IA compaRne pom
SECOND * 20 unT Th.s cane psPe Dc
R a. Sspp * =" nr va ~ ~ '1 e i i4ss
Poll No ia msison decole Washington coin des rues
Magasns el Robin;
TROlsIRME PRECINCr--Poi No Una Ia case potnpe
de la compagn de pompiers No coin stJoeph
Commerce
Poll No DenxA Ia maison d'ecole Pauldng coin des
Constance el Gaien.ie
QUATRIEAE fREClNCf-Pol No UNA Ia care pompe
de Ia compagne des pompers Caope entire les
St-Chafles Ct Cafondeiet-
Poll No DeuxA Ia maison eeoe Webster coin des rues
Dryades ct ErNto
CINQUiEME PKEOlNCT-Poll No UNA L. case pouipe
dc Ia cnmpegne de pomers NO coin DIES rues Ichoupous
ct Matches 80
Poll No Deux-A la maifon decoe Franklin rue StChares
entire les rles Grod g Julia; -
SIXIEME PRECINCT-Poll No INA la case pompe,
LI
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DIRECT TRADE
DE...........BAYLOK q co.

E1tRf1CT TRADE .BA LOh a. ".
Notice is hereby given that claims which may appear
Co., and all claims which be established by due process Of
This occasion Is taken 10 Inform friends DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents of Baylor Co throughout
advances will be made usual In New Orleans Cotton for
direct shipment Europe accompanied in all cases by guaran
tees for the balances due on each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Baegng VIII be filled by direct importation
50 the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
BY Public Accountant and Interested To
delay. PLANTERS who have shipped gill send forward the
marks and weights OF their Cotton and such other information
will facilitate the matter
letter. as Ts as on ress 70 as
70 G. BAYLOR. Il LoMRH RD STREET, LONDON"
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice hereby given that At the termination o. the copar
nshP existing according e Tren qsss q %
S be dissolved and the
NEWs.-NEWsii-D DYSPEPSIA BREAD AND
N CRAcKNEiL BiscuIT, made from choice Wheat,
so mot s ns s
to hs English G'assnsl imported from London
sS Al s corner e s. JY,sgs Nd %s,s streets
Dyspepsia Crackers and cracknel cu pu, mp 70. parties
the @sn"fsetoy ~ Tehoupiiouss street y
mys q O. GowANs
rToBACCo-s, TURNER, No 20 CAMP STREET. Cup
and bales suitable for the Mexican market Plantation and
AID s Ssrs Hs ~ oBYs ExPREss q rbSo
anx, Hourna Napoleon and Terrebonne, MUST BE PRE-
fe2sa ED. G. EDWARDS co.
READEQHD's PORTABLE STEAM EN-
~TPq 6s y J. n Br'doT 9 a hfssoDse0' Miss
"' ''ss'''.' at the office Of Virgil Allen a Co.
ma sm&w ", Gr.yier street.
a. THE PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL WILL
Music Sss and @
's ny5a IN n"us 70 Holm Men ,NsE1 p,ono
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no OUR PATRONS AND OLD CUSTOMERS.
We beg leave TO inform the public that have rebuilt
work VIII prepared all times to furnish At the
shortest notice. and most liberal .s%s all kinds Of COP
iNGs, BLAcKsMiTHING, etc. Each member Of the arm
giving his personal attention TO each we can offer
our facilities furnishing following
p fny A FIN Rs h s sTssT M sos PIPES
OHfNNIEs, BREECHINGs;
FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
FILfERERs, JUICE BOXES;
CLARIFYING KETTLES;
HEATERS, ETC., etc.
TO establishment we have general Furnishns
f8Tfos Hxp HOUSE, GsE IS ss found
Fire Pump Cast iron Brass and Copper Force and M Pumps
STEAM GAUGES schsnsrs vacuum and steam Gauge a
BEEN csisd during It's Ss Hsarsons watsr Gauge
TINwARE.
Dish Baskets Jelly and Cake Msuids;
Coffee and Tea Urns, Soup Tureens
Together with Sheet Stoves washing and
Ironing and Box Stove. Fancy CABIN and Psror Stoves
Bask Bucket wrenches; Steam Whistles Valves Pow.
cynds Bisb Stop and Coupling oosks Gauge aud Fore.
Pump Cocks Lanterns hsTRa ss Of ~ dsssrip1n'
Nos. Sc Front and SO Fulton Streets
Sole Agents for schasr Steam Vacuum Gauges Hear
toms Patent Piston Heads and Crate Bars. ans ~
T. W.LyTLE,. PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW
~. ing Warehouses, prepared those
modious buildings specially adapted various articles
comerce From their proximity 20 the river and shipping.
dimnishsd risk in Of hre sing all Fire Proo
aoS + % e, S attained an.
s-sis sf' w.shouss
WABASH wARsHousE-For Lard aud Bacon. Fulton
HOME wAREuousE-Forc Coffee alone. F-lsonstrsss.nss'
fsThs attention Of merchants and others solicited nas
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AUCTION SALES.


SELECT AND VALUABLE LAW AND MiscELLAsE-
Eaglsh and French Library At auction. without re-
BYJ A. BEARD a co.
GlnpsKR srIsH Anctonesr.
G. ATuRDAY. the goth inst. AT o la o'clock
- r M al No. 10 So Ghafes door The
oean eonsinped from night night until the emile
The ssasbie library Of VIM vors Esq., consulting of Sc
and choice frereh and English Books Of the best
ne. IN the store or at the Office Of
J. A. Beard Co, auciionsers my9
IFS PACKAGES AND lots FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
Dry Goods.
BY VINCENT 4 CO., Auctioneers.
G ATURDAY, the 29th Inst, at 10 o'clock A..
- M At their auction rooms No. Is Cusomhouse street. VIII
IS cases Philip Allen and punnell Prints.
" Bleached Coons various brands.
Is Printed Lawns.
10 Bne Denims.
Kerseys and Coonsde.
siey White Jacon~is Swiss Musns,
Nansook Musns. Victoria Lawns. Prin'ed Linen Lawns,
Linen ChecEs, Linen Cambria Hddkfs. and organdes
-Also-
An invoice Of Embroideries. my2s
HANDSOMELY FINISHED Two-sToRY AND ATTIC
Dwelling Basin street, First Dis rctw without
BY J. A. BEARD co.
GARDsER SMITH Auetioneer.
- banks Arcade, Magazine street. will be Sold
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, 10 the First District, in The
square bounded BY kampa sasio Gs~s,sr ana M
street. by depth Of 1873 feet tween parallel lines The
improvements each lot consist of so story snd attic frame
building with brick and slse roof having IL eaeh
all finely finished to the attic having large staircase with
mahogany railing cerD bydraDt ETC. and MI necessary ont
buildings: The horses finely nhsd, and now leased
| at $65 each per month.
TERMsone-fhrd cash balance and years credit fo
and per cent eventual interest The to KEEP
insured and olieies transferred to the vendor:
| pense OF the purchasers. mtN
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a FOuNpRY AND mACmINE-saoP

n FOUNDRY AND mACHIINE-SaOP.
- MCCAIN PATTERSON corner OF Delord md New
A# Leyee streets The undersigned ser now prepared e
MACHINERY of all kinds for Steam Boats Sugar Planta.
TONS Saw Mills Cotton Presses Draining Machines and Rail-
roads, Gin Gearing Horse Power Fire Fronts FurrAce
Mouths Crate Bars, dstened or Otherwise as they
ali kinds such uage Cocks and Valves Of every descr
tom Metallic Packing for Steam Cylinders Gun Metal Rings
etc. Blacksmith Work for Steam Boats Saw Mills, Ma.
chipery of any description that may be required:
They hand at all times Crate Bars Wheel Stups
Flange Bolts Guage Cocks Valves Of all sizes used by Steam
Boats.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
them, they hope by assduous attention their business
zaiaIy MCCAIN A PATTERSON.