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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23
COTTON FACTORY AND FIGURING NIL
AT TON!

H WILL sell to highest the prelaes, Etles43Ts
the ssIh Of this month,
ROek-DaIe Gotten Factory
and FIGURING MILL together with the zndl attaehsts
About seven Hundred Acres.
hSs one Of the most desirable psces Of property IN Tnne1s,
BEING situated near Pleasant the present terminus o. ne
ness and Alabama Railroad, ch cotton growing ra51a
and near the Of Bghy, with i % water t1i p E9ar-
passd for Manufacturing Purpos The aciey u nQH N i
aI ope,ton running Eve hundred and seventy epleeas
an in complete order There the place Good DWELLING
tb an - nesesr outbudnzs operations, &C. ms pr
nsrtv will Be sold q credit Of two and lee gaaf 70 A
rVei paper. bearing interest, with hen on ne pfopeI
wfi also on day, and e. The sane place. on
credit Of u months Eve mules, two wagons TO Je Of
oran zoue good mich and stock cattle, Or 100 stock nq ao
hoa and Kitchen furniture lot Of bcsmla ioos so ns
oihsr articles tedious to mention II sale P'S,s-
decII-dtH& Etds i. . EANA>-i-N-
1000 ACRES OF HEAVY TImBEREB LAND
FOR SALE
tTEA saw and Grist NIL, nearly IN good running *
der situated u miles IRON Nsshville,9 niles ron
Spnyheld and X Of che Edg1ed and Aentgcy
Raros in southeast Of Robertson county Upou
the hoIe trct there 50 OF cleared land Hn Eool
country buildings; splendid falling SPRINGS n- al
from sPrinhsld NashTnls is about to be opened ua ne
tract. ..-.-
This tract would make splendid si0Ck Farm, and Il frsrae
Tobacoo land and timer zIat r.
duosmsnts 70 lumber nsn, persons desiring good ana P
stock or q Tohacco Farm.
Nance 10 NASHVILLE. The steam saw NIL d cutting ron 49,
o7 on lumner per ayCiroular and pefy 81 sod
timber convenient TIE Mill, timber yet haFny o e.. q
Of The land Il lies mostly level, and has ine creek N 1
water running through the sane. - -
decs-dkE3m hA- D. CuAihlaa7-
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BUSINESS WHITING.
d. F. B h o w N /,

Teacher of Writing and PhOnOgraPhYs
RsPECTFULLY invites the citizens Nashville and vcin-
a ity TO call W. 7. Berry Co.'S Book Store and exam
Inc the specimens Of writing that received the
First Prize at the WOrId'S Fair
and also certificates from highest authority in The United
States.
On The 81 of January next be viii organize at the
Southern Commercial College, teaching afternoons and evenings
Information desired be had az the Book Store, or at the
College where Mr.. Brown viii furnish ocular demonstration OF
tie superiority of his system Of teaching anu writing -
TRIMS MODERATE. tde@'-iS"
nALED EHAY.--1CO tons Prime Timothy Hay, to arrive
ID and for sale by deess-d2wl ARMSTRONG CO.
NASHVILLE COAL COmPANY.--TheN Nashville
~ Coal Company have received shipment OF heir very su
perior Cumberland Coa The Stockholders and the public are
requested call aud Try IL Once Cherry street mex ut 70
Union and American Office. loec-S-l@"
DITTNTSTFsATOTIsS NOTICE.--The estate Of
Edward Casun deceased, late Of the county OF Jackson
nsolvsnt; therefore uoy al person.
holding against the estate Of said deceased 70 ME them
Clerk the Jackson county COURT autaen ~ As ne lH
directs pro dsbuon,On or before the nrs oy OF my
| 1853, or they will be forever barred -
dsc93E3t Administrator Of E s oasOn' decd.
| STRAY.-Uf CKSON COUNTY, up b
John Mitchell In District No. Dickson county Iennes
@ Deep Bay Horse black legs, dish face, II hands high so
signs Of big Jaw about three years old last SPRING Apps
ed on Dec. 4, 1858, to $3.50 y ,,opp,e p.u,.-
l dec23-WltH 7 U MOhh'S' lAAusel'
TNSOLVRNT NOTICE.--TO the creditors Of B. P
Whitse deceased The insolvency Of the estate OF said de
notified your claims authenticated as the law Directs wiz
tie clerk Of the county Weakey county, Tennessee o.
or before the 18th day june 1852 for pro rata distribution,
they villa De forever barred, both In law and equity.
Anna foo Q "a LIZA Ea
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The amount Of gold of domestic production de-
posted during the year was $40, 977 JOS 90; de~
rived as follOws from California, S4O.59l, i4O 90
from Oregon. S9IsI; aud from the Atlantic States,
S876, SAG g..
The amount paid into:the Treasury from the mint
and its branches On account Of the charge on gold
coinage Of the MALI Of per cent and OF the prof.
its on the coinage silver we're Us follows;
e1Aa ga 10
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TWVRUSTEEs SALE or FINE WAICAAtt.
JEWELRT, ETCs-sIn Pursulnce Or -
Tr1st 10 me executed ~ Dan. A. Johnston and fes
IoL M, a pages SO7 and 5ls 0Gsrns for - 81
Cost, All he stock trade Of sid Johnston a No -
srsst. Cooper's Building: Consisting % zine uoll 40
Wafchss Cold Breast Pins; Ear iugsi Gold Pens &C. 80
RsruIat6r Clock Two fine Preach Cocls Two spenild
&C., Re Also his Household and kiichen furniilrei N
O.tavs Piano Forte; Cabinet % Curostsss shells -
vaiuahe collection. Aisosa Library Of are ard IA a1
m of SINGER 4 Cos. Best Sewing Machines, &C. Ee-
mos waiting bargains viii do vel . call early.
5-cl5-I- JAMES n RBED, Trull-s
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Sale Of Negroes.
Daniel Tucker and others Is Rebecca Wilson and others
Ely decree the county court Of Davidson county, IN The
above cause the December term, will offer for sale AZ
the court house in Nashville Saturday, January - 1859 the
following negroes ow Arthur and Sapy, aged % yeas Polly
AGED b year; Amanda aged % years.
credit Of 6 months with good security requred
Jac99-td mrs FEE al 4O i. r. CHEATHAM, G & N.
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RoATs DHrAREINa EHIs ~.


FTyHE r,lsndsi PASSENGER steamer +. HUlF ARD, - 4.
viii leave Tor The above and inerEnsiilta land-
inFs on this day, THURSDAY, Or sd instant, At
oelock. Fer Insight pasaags apply On board OF 70
decg3-ls A. HAllILTON, Agent.
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AGENCY.
G. F. BER RY,
VTII attend to the collecting settlement and securing Of
w claims and accounts agent for selling and rent
g property &C. Having long acquaintance with this Market
win drv goods groceries and other merchandise
mission and OF persons living at distance Orders
solicited.
ANY business entrusted will be promptly attended TO-
John BroEne corner Of Deaderek street and
Resrenee-James Erwin Co., WIN " Miller, Macy Ham
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Auction sale Of Groceries
BIZ
No. SO Market street,
Ox FRIDAY, Deesusss slsh. At n o'oaE. A: 4, v Va


SALE OF STOCK &c
n WILL sell 70 the highest bidder, plantaioaf tl
Ave miles from the city on the Louisville baneA 41tF
- esof six months, With well eniare, iarge q1
titF Of old Oats, IS barrels q corn foddsfs ariog a
honssho and kitchen furniture Also mules nereea a ana
sfoF b mich COWS and cattle. One fne but hqrss
nd qood buggy. Aso, good barn wagon
sale 70 tsks place Saturday Deeuher t191 VII 40 ~
at PE sI7, saie ne above ule' A. J. HOPPE
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WWTE are receiving Of the largest and most desirable
w stock Of Groceries offered the trade BY any house
in the city, 70 Wit:
s. hhds New Orleans Sugar;
10 bags do do C0fses
20 barrels Plantation Molasses.
Is = do do
465 boxes Star Candles;
1900 kegs assorted Nails;
50 boxes TalloE Candles,
40 barrels Crushed Sugar
IS boxes W K Cheese;
IS do ED DO
900 barrels Whisky, all brands
% casks Imported French BrAndyi
DO Holland Gin;
$50 boxes Family Soap:
$50 Fresh Raisns:
lOO , do do do
IS u do DO do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters
1865 bags Fine salt;
40 DO Coarse do
35OOOO0 Cigars, all brands;
Us boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades
With many other articles mention, all Of which
viii cell at unusually loE prices 70 cash e.eaers -
decI9-a FISHER, WIRELESS & 60.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. Jas J Henry, Miss
,..A Kemp, New York. r BrQokhouse ir Mass
&c S Mcmillan, Miss. Chas Traub, Cuba.
w L Jewell, City. W Means, P W Burr, St Louis.
..,W f Cornelius H Latham, MESA N
Marcy, la. Thos Halsey, Jas E Halsey, n ".
Ghas J Lovett Philadelphia. i. ID S Riker Henry
McCabe, W RaichOt,aA Emight, D Bodenhamef,
Mrs Bodenhamtr, Miss Bodennamer, j NJ FaFma New
York. N H McCleiland, Miss. NJ NJ AieGlain.
W McGregory, Ky: Gen Angel Trias, a dun Nap
Telnan, Mexico, j G Calhoun, Mrs C Calhoun
Miss Calhoun, Miss S Calhoun Miss e Marks, IS q.
-, Miss l. Kirkland, Memphis W G Bonner
Shreveport. s. j S Allen, 0 Hail, Miss u saun-
ders, Ark, Granville Lewis, Tex. j Denney, La.
-. VIM Belcher, S c.. A K Rucker, La. "A C
Perkins Y. r II McNafrs La.
CITY HOTEL. + L Prohl, Mr. yandenwagghe.
Miss . A L Nicely, Chicago. I f Bennett, ii W
Smith, Louisville. P, Nerning, =. Jas Coleman,
Miss JAS L Hathaway, c.. Jno G Myrck,
Va. N P Ghamberlin, lhibodaux. w 3 Millenee,
c Williams GIL B Boyd, Texas. N Gul
lett, Q, w 7 Darcen LatourGhe a Petten-
| gill, o R r., Mrs Byrd, Rouge, ,..F Z
| Geuthwatc, J...E q Davidson and lady, N O.
j Taylor i'll. Thos Loftin, Memphis E
| G Smith. Mr. Blewins and lady, Tex. d Bright,
| Shreveport w Davis, La, c Simetage Coast
- W Simmons, Red River. Geo SehWing, As
sumption. u P Kearney, La. Thos Lyon, w
! Chambers, Franklin. W Alban Red River, G
81. LOUIS HOTEL. -. "A AyercE, Terrebonne. :.
/ G W Southwck, S Hargens, Il P Barrageur A P
| Bafftgeur, Gaspar Loqeori, Mexico. R Steedman,
4 S c. b f Iarrabee, Miss . L Rosenhener N II
-. G W Lambdur A N Moses Iowa NJ q Castro
4 and servant Jno McGav0kk, Jenn FL H Will
cOXon, T S Alexander, La. Geo Trufant, Coast
-. .Jno Renriss, TerrebOnne.
ARCADE HOTEL. F Ward, Mr. Thompson Mr.
Mathews, City. NJ u Ferguson, jackson = VIM
| Williams, Tenn. j w Thomas City W H Port
wood, NJ Lindey, y Newton Texas. . B I Ben
nett, Miss " A Carraway, Clinton. Jno Wilson,
lhibodauX G w Lee, ARK.
I
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G}iOtr Ynttlligtptt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp str,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No 70 Camp street,
Mo day, Fec. II, 1858
WEEKLY STAnlARY.-The business of the past
week was better than the week before in the number
of arrivals and receipts of produce. The weather
has been variable during the week The river before
the city has risen three feet ten inches since our last
report, and is now six feet two inches below high
water mark
The number Of arrivals was 50 steamboats, in ALL
bringing the following receipts Cotton 81 100 bales,
bacon ,l73 hhds., sugar 17O72 hhds., moIasses lG
BIG bills corn Ago sacks, wheat ,749 sacks tobacco
500 hhds flour 81 755 bbls., oats G81 sacks and pork
II O72 bbs.
The officers of the steamer Twilight, from Camden,
report that on the 18th inst. the warehouse of E.
Hill & Co., at Camden, burned down 1t contained
from 500 to 1000 bales of cotton with other mer-
chandise. 1t was supposed to have been set on fire.
There was no insurance, The river was at a stand
and raining on Sunday and Monday,
The steamer Lands left Cincinnati Saturday, Dec
18th, at 10 A. NJ, with 100 cabin passengers and 50
deck passengers. River was at stand with 10 feet
of water on the falls. Lost q hours in taking on
and putting off freight also lost "a hours by fog.
Arrived at New Orleans Saturday morning. Six and
half days out, including lost time.
The officers of the steamer National report that
Red river was rising. The steamer R. w. Adams re
Gently sunk on the falls in Red river, had every
prospect of being raised at the time of the Nationals
departure.
The following are gleanings from our exchanges
ST, Lou s, Dec. 2l-The river was rising yesterday
very slowly. Weather damp and dsagreeable, auG
| business dull.
Capt. O'Nea formerly of the White Cloud, took
command yesterday OF the James H. Lucas. He is a
discreet officer and agreeable gentleman. Capt. Sill
yer also went down the Lucas, and will take com
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
CHAMPAGNE AGENCY

CHAMPAGNE AGENCY
MoET ANDON's
Fenr slery E dc PerdriI yerEsnay and Vim Imperial
The aubBcTber authorized orders e terms
for direct importation Of the named very superior Cham
psgne and soc5 the attention Of dealers in general stock
Always hand. Samples cen be at the Office Of
S. WOLFF
nit ly Corner OF Greyier and New Lsvee streets
NTARETT BRARDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, duly
LfA appointed Agent for the old established house Of AR
BOULF, MARETT CO.. for the sale Of their very superb
Brandes also sole Importer Of the justly celebrated Pouney
Brandy prepared receive orders for either athe low
market prices Cognac shipped direct any port
the Union supply constantly hand Samples beFee
ct the store OF
e. WOLFF,
NIL Iy Corner Of Gravler street and New I.eves.
SAZERAC BRANDIES WE HAVE A coon
~ supply hand and receiving by direct mportstont
fom France additions stock Of this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 1895 eighth pipes 1873 in eighth
and quarter pipes 1902 do do 1895 in half quarter and eighth
pipes We invite the attention Of the trade and connosseurH
generally this article and unsduerated For sale
New York terms and prices, by
VIM. r. LEYERICH CO. "A Old I4evee st.,
dig II Sole Agents in his city.
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STATE OF DLISIANA.
Sixth DISTRICT CoURT PAULINE LUCIANT, WIFE OF
of etc. VS.. HER HUSBAND
New Orleans No. 6a3.
r HEREBY CERTIFY, That on the 18th
day Of December 1855 Judgment entered in this Court
the Pauline Luciani Her Husband in the words
and figures following to.wit
This submitted 6he Court per written the
peadings edeoCe fled and he Court considering that
they sustain IN part the allegations OF the plaintiff
ordered and adudged that there be
Robert FenneF defendant Robert Fenner her husband
and ha plaintiff ecogn zed sole Of the Silver
descib In list annexed tn her petition, viz;
One draan Silver Dining Forks, dozen Silver Breakfast
Forks half Silver Tea Spoons dozen Silver able
spoons one dozen Silver Knives Silver Baskets Silver
Walters Silver ladies' and Silver Set for table and
that defendant pay the costs.
Judgment rendered December 2lst, 1858. ..
ISignedI r. X HOWELL Judge.
In testimony Whereof have hereunlo set my hand and
the seal Of the said Court the city of New Orleans
2lst day December the year Of Lord thou
sand eight hurred and feh and in the eighty third
JNO P. SMITH, Clerk.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
E,lIM cRAcnaRs. FRuITs, &c, &C., &c.

E'IIaE CRACKERS, FRUITS, etc, ETC., etc,
FIRE CRAcKERs-1O 1000 boxes.
RAIsIEs-SOoO pkgs MIR and Layers, wholes halves
and quarters.
CURRANTs-50 casks zants.
PRUNEs-25 casks German
PECANS-2 50 barrels and sacks Texas.
ALMoEDs-6O bales esch, Hard and Soft shelIed.
BUCKWHBAT-2j0 boxes.
YEAST P0WDERs-2Jb barrels and 50 cases Preston L
Merrilps.
CODFISH-l0O0 packages.
In store AID for sale by A. D. GRIEF 4 CO.,
dill I'm Old Leyee rtreet.
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sHERTFFs SALES.

sEooED DlsTRI9I coURT} JUDsoN 3 GO. V. PooLEY,
Of New OGleans. NIGOL Il C0.--N0. I4764.
PY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale
ID directed by the Honorable the District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled cause proceed ID sell
az public auction the City Hotel Common street between
Camp Magazine Streets MONDAY, December2Ttb 1885,
at IL O'Clock NJ
all the buildings and improvements ibsTeou &C. situated
Fourth District city IN the square bounded by Public
snding Second Third and Leyee streets and designated
Lots Nos g. u and H. plan drawn by II, M6ehausen,
Surveyor ed 18th February 1886 and deposited plan No,
"a in the archives Of O. Strlngsr then notary in this city
Lot No p feet nehes aud lines front % Eeyee
street. 81 Inches depth the line dividing il from Lot
No. 50 feet 10 inches and lines the line Of Lot No. O. and
% feet inches aud lines width in the rear.
Lot No measures 25 feet7 inches and lines front said
Iefee 50 feet 10 inches aud lines in depth the line Of
Lat No 81 "a Feet II inches and lines the ling Of Lo; No 10
and % feet 81 thes and lines width in the rear
Lot No IL measures p feet inches front the Public Land
ing "a feet u inches and lines in depth the line Of Lot No
IL - feet 10 inches and lines the line b. and %
inches and lines 10 width in the
Lot No ID Is feet inches the Pubic Land
ing 50 feet inches depth the line Of No IL 8 feet
10 inches and lines The line Of Lot No r. and Is
inches and lines IN width in the all American
Together with al the rights Of batture said Lots belonging
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on The spot.
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Fiat DE La LOUISIANA.

srX1EME eoUR DE DISTRICT 7PAULGNE LuC55ANI femme
de IL de- ETC., vs.. Son Mari.
NauycIIe- Orleans, No 6.693
I z CERTIFTEG que lie Is decembre 1855 ju-
a cement enregse Cette cOur, dHs lAtiAire de
Pauline Iucauy mari les chifres suyans,
SAVIOR.
Cee afare sonmse Ia suivms conse0tement ecrit
les tEmoignages enrtgse Ia constderant quill
parIie tNccusation de IN demanderessa-
II 0idonne adiuge quill ait sepa alton de biens
Ia 1emaderese, Pauline Lrcan femme de Robert Fen
uer sef neur Robert Ecnne mari ct que aeman
dGesse soft cQmme Ia eu rOpreatre de ergenetie
nominee 8, r Ia ise antXae a retiuon, savou:
Une Domaine de fourchetes daTgent diner deuzans
ourchetteS dargen 0euuer demi dOuzaue Sc GULL
rrs dargeu the douzane de cuers d'agenta table,
une do zaine darEen druX panerS drgen pa
dargert deu Hers dagent pot nm service dagent
de liable ct que lie defendeur acquitte tous les trais,
Jugement sgne lie q d3cembre 1883
ISignaI r K. HOWELL, Juge.
FL, quot tai appose signature ct lie de la die
cour la yle de la Nouyee ce 81 cesembre De
rnree de SeiEneur mil huit cnquantehut ct Ia
qusre vng troame aimee de Undergraduate Ea Unis
da2 ut JSO. p SMITH, Grenier
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QuArRIEBE C0UR DE DISTRICT MARY BLANCHARD VS.. j.
de Ia NouveletlrIeans 5 SULLtVAN-Fo l2765
I'm VEBTU dun writ de fieri facIas a moi
u sdresse phonorabe Quaritme Cour de District de Ia
nveIle Orleans dams l'aiaIe cdeSss je procedeai lie
YEADREDI de ianvier 1859, l0ls heures A. NJ les
leux CT es designes la publique adjudication
LIE FoNDs dune Grocerie situe angle des rues where
Gasquet dams lie Premier District de Vile suvani
ventAire depose mon bureau pour reeOurs.
Sas dams 1 atfaire cdessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de l'adjudicaon.
d27 81 jas s I Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'oreans
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THIRD DISTRICT CouRT2 WILLIAM DORR VS.. HENRY
If New LElsans: KILSCa-NO. 1859.
RH VIRTUE of a writ of fierl 1nclas to me
~ directed by the Honorable the Third District
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to sell
at publir auction, at tie City Hotel Common street. bew
Camp and Magazine Streets on EDNESDAY January 10
1853 At u o'clock NJ The following de.cbed property, viz
A CENTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the fam $50
bourg Margny, Third Municipality now Third District 5
designated by No 10 of No 81 bounded by Union EEL
Bagatee Prosper and Sodelle Streets plan by
Jn Brill Architects said lot having, in American measure,
Y inches and lines front Union street by depth
l22 feet Il inches Ii between equal parallel lines
Together with ali the buildings improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-CRsh on the SPOT.
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~ g. W. ROPER
COR. PoYRRAs AND cARoNDELET STREETS.
We respectfully inform the Ladies' that we will open on
MONDAY large assortment of
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLIRERYJ
Comprising in part Rich Velvet Straw Lace Ieghorn Felt
Italian aud Chenille BONNETs all beautifully trimmed in ht
--latest Style from Paris.
Also
Rich Head Dresses, Bridal wreaths Kid Gloves Parasol
Corsets and Embrolderes.
Commission Merchants and Planters will find It to het
vantage to give US call before purchasing elsewhere All
i, iers from City or Country promptly attended TO-
q. W. ROPER,
40 6m Poydras and Carondclet streets
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BALLER q BROTHER,
q COPPERsMITHF AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
" 2O5 Qate 24O TchoupltOuIas street,
prepared manufacture any article in the above bue
suitable for Steamboat Plantation and Refinery such
Copper Pans Stills Worms and Pipes Sheet Iron Breech
ngs Ghnne Firebeds Juice Boxes Tanks Filters Glarih
any other articles in that line used in the manufacture Of
Sugar advantageous and in style Of make unsu
passed by any house in the trade
We also prepared to gil all orders from city country
relates Builders work Copper Galvanized Iron Tin
Zinc Valley Cutters and Roofing Down Pipes Fancy and pIstf
Heads, etc. etc.
Parlor STOVES.
Hs@ Ali in work done with dispatch dl4Iy
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THE SENBEN LANDING now occupied by G. L. Welden,
near the 81 Mnden, Claiborne parish Louisiana will be
sold public auction the highest Bidder in the town Of Min
den, onthe ssst M0ND AY in Seaember next
This propBy comprises about 800 land witt the i'm
prOyeen thereon consisting Cotton Sheds audd
house The Landing controls large part Of the extensive and
rapidly gton trade the parBbes tributary Lake Biste
nea oneOf the largest points for the shipment Of cot
ton aar0f and is entirely above overflow. To those
quanted y this property unnecessary say moFe those
adgaintea Rh Gaa ain full information regarding the
snsatiiv 0f cotton 81 RnnuAy from we'll the
0gu up ffeghFs by it, BY applying to tie parties
s gSsFER8s OF SALE-Oue.hird cash or a New Orleans
sncg PAYABLE LIST january third payable in De
6sf 1855 and onehird payable in april 1860, In New Or
eefaH acceptance, approved. =
particulars relation this property apply
n ~ Eau. Mnden; g L. Weldon, Esq, Mndeu
49, 81 MI RI Brady Co., New Orleans lelg II
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Two DEALERS AND CONSUMERS OF OIL.

am now offering sale liberal terms the trade and
Of OIL better article of Refined Cotton eed Oil
than sold before in this city and reduced price
This Oil warranted burn in lamps better logger and will
stand the winter better and is ~ cent cheaper than Lard
Oil.
Ii is for sale in quantities usomeIs the Factory
No IA New Levee street, New Orleans.
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RARoNNEa sTREET sTRAM BoILER

- MANuFAGr0RY between Poydras and Hevia, only
"a E8three minutes walk from the St Charles Hotel.
N55 The undersigned having Hugely increased his work
shors and having all the facilities, is prepared 10
ill des for any description of BOILERS in less time and ut
heS can be had 10 shop in the South or i'm
ported from the North
Always hann, DOUBLE FIIGED BOILERS, from ~ to
Also Cylinder BOILERS 30 49, 81 and Sc inches diane,
Fire Fronts Bars Stand Pipes Valves ETC. constantly
on hnuh.
shin.
Parties wishing to purchase Boilers for plantations steam
sGwms respectfully invited call and Judge for
themselves. [p23 ly&Wl ID. II. FOWLER.