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CHAPTER V.

CHAPTER V.
AR-Ac 10 confirm the L0ai Cam Of certain Peb0S and
TDlras "a tbc Territory ~ NeC Mcrico.
Be caactof bte Sots ant House y Representative
ofhc Uaitoi States gf Amcrio1 ~ Congress assembled
That the Pueblo land claims in the Territory OF New
Mexico de- Ignated in the corrected lists as
\. Pueblo Of Jemc- IN the county Of santa Ana
,, Pueblo Of Acoma IN The county OF Valencia
&. Pueblo of san Juan IN the county oi RIO Arlha
u, Pueblo of Picuus VA the county Of Taos,
+. Pueblo OF san Felipe IN the county Of BernalIllo
+, Pueblo Of PccuS IN the county of san Miguel
g, Pueblo Of Cochlt IN the county Of Santa Ana.
II, Pueblo Of Santo Domingo in the county Of santa
Ana
!. Pueblo Of Taos in the county Of Taos.
X. Pueblo of Santa Clara IN the county of Rio ArIba
/, Pueblo OF Tgsu4ue in the county Of santa Fe,
NJ Pueblo san lideonso in the county Of santa Fe,
y Pugelo OF Pouaque M the county Of santa re-
reported upon taYUrably by the encouragement of
New Mexico IN his report OF the threth Of SepteIn-
her eighteen hundred and htty-siN, TO the Depart
ment OF the Interior and the claim designated as
Q, Pueblo Of Zia in the county Of Santa Ala,
p, Pueblo Of SandIa IN the county al Benalillo,
q, Pueblo Of lsieta IN the county of Bernallio,
r. supposed Pueblo If Nambe
reported upon fJyorahly blythe said survey
on the thlrueth Of November. eighteen hundred and
tity-sIE.
Number s.rsa, Of the town Of Tecol7te in the coun-
l,aa5s, s,sre. Of the town Of Chilli in the county
Of BernaIlo,
Ngg5.r 0,rtse, Of the town Of Be,an fa the c,un-
" OF Valencia.
reported tar the Favorable action af Congress tv rae
said surveyor general un ris -gr-.l .. ~a..af 'ar
eighteen hundred and htN--ev.u: Also the claim
number TWO of the town of Tome reported upon TIL
yurauy y the ~1ry ayprg neral oi New Mexico BOB his
report Of the m.ruett Of September. eighteen hun
aI"i ana JN-~iN :" iA' department oi the Interior:
also the claim under twenty nine Il the town uf CASA
Colorado reported upon ttyorahly by the surveyor
general Of NV Mexico ~ hs report # thirty first
December eighteen hundred and tity-~IN 20 the De-
parmeut Of the Interior DE. and they are hereby,
confirmed and the Commissioner Of the Land Office
shall issue the necessary instructions for the survey
Of all Of said claims, recommended for confirms
ton by the said suryeyorgeneral and shall cause
Ia fl4r IN dino
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BIZ AUTHORITY.
PUBLIC ACTS oFTHE THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS
OF THE
UNITED STATES

Passed. at the second session. irch rds b9 and held al
the Ctu Of Washington, IN ht District Of Colnnbd On
M0nddV the Sirth ddg Of December, A: ~ le5e. oh1
ended on TIrsdau the tri day Of March, A. D. 1859
JAMES BUCHANAN, President JONI C. BREuNRIDGE, Vice
President. and President Of the Senate. BENJAMIN
FITZPATRICK was appointed President Of the Senate,
pro teDlpOre. January "A, 1889, and continued IN
I'll February 10, 1859. JAMES l. ORR, Speaker OF the
House of REPRESENTATIVES..
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New Orleans Markets

NEW OElEANs, May 9.-The sales of
cotton to-day were 1000 bales Prices
easier. but quotations unchanged. The
steamers news caused less frmness, prices
irregular and quotations nominal. Mid
dlings l2c.
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af........ A srrft Warur.-nn uHt 90 tn uo.
t fba t,srt. arfnrni III ~ larre nfy t.n,lt house.
in ,gF ranar ta.,isy rhrr stock ssuFerH 'nd they
aHiI au favorable terms
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f. E. ATKINSON.

SOCCESSOR 10 SWAN & co.
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
All orders for Lottery tickets addressed 10 the
subscriber, will have his personal and prompt atten-
ton.
Jan. 10. 1899. l4-ly
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OFFICL.4E

DRAWING Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Of Geor-
IL ga. Class Is. at Augusta, Georgia SATURDAY. April
3Oth, 1853 Wood, Eddy Co. Managers.
Successors TO Samuel Swan & Co.
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nee at TRcenHGs, Indiana.
Be Il eHartai bU the Senate aud House Of Representa-
tires u the United States Of Anec1 IN Congress assembled
That 10 enable persons interested in titles n land in
the Nncennes district, Indiana, TO perfect the same
and for the transaction Ofsuch other business may
require his services, the Office Of Register Of the
Land-Otioe at that place shall be continued for the
period Of three years from and after the passage Of
tins act, IT. IN the opinion Of the President Of the
United States. the public interests long REQUIRE il
SIC. , dRd be II further enacted That it shall be the
duty Of the register under directions from the Secre
tTy Of the Interior. 70 issue such patent certificates
brother evidences Of title, may from time 20 time
be necessary n the basis Of patents for the ancient
private claims IN that district that have been recog
ulzed 10y various COnhrmatOTy laws, and that prior Ia
finally closing the district three months public notice
shall be gwen thereof
-EC. 3 And be Il FURTHER CnUcfui, That register shall
be appointed by the President under this act hv and
with the advice and consent Of the Senate. which
register shalt Doe authorized to perform all such duties
both a. register and nselyer. shall be prescribed
bv the Secretary Of the Interior and shall receive IN
s,unuIn. and such fees for prr-emptiuu or bounty
land locations existing United states laws allow
and lu making transcripts Of original papers for h.
dIyrdua- said register shall have night 10 olTg,
therefor. according foo Do. .#lt existing u the lH,a
courts d., tG. u.-.rlci
-rt auT L,# rutu-.Iafai That the officer s.
appointed -t.Ul iv .n .1...t fn rr-ld" az \nrtune.
and tp xiv. bond forth. ri.aigl performance OF hi'
du jess. Sine safety OF tho archeye> M his charge anc
the public moneys which may bc received by him, II
such penalty as thc President Of the United States
may uecm necessary.
APPRUvTD. December q. ISIS.
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MRS. JOSEPH LYNN

CIrTlON-Buy no article purportnp To contain
Wild Cherry with names Of popular PHYSICIANS at
tached who have nothing to do with their com pound
ing; but always inquire particularly for "Dr Swaynes
oniy Genuine Wild Cherry preparation
This standard remedy il prepared only by Or.
swayne Son, seventh street, above Market, Phila-
delphia-
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Tirrtn Corsft Messrs. a q. kWhsrier, i,n l =.
N. rsntil Min. 4 Fakuer. amt Robert w. Nuisi.f.
hare n..a1 s.Iff.naai Hr the Legislature hl one CO.
uarrlsv III rppsh and thrir uane- e. psced =.
pau.lhlstaa Il 90 head ~ Che Ripley N'tru''t 'h'
county pHrer
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN NAV
APPROXIMATION PRIZES,
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters % 80

So Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
VIII DE sent to any one DESTROYS of receivingit
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81 rsvrr csyarwc.-rT we rive p's-e today 10
unite IONS ennuun caion from L. ioyFa Esq on
ne gsurt Wsraa Question. Tho tenor q the article
j. Do throw upau the anti removal party the reaponsi'
hUtv of Iurl1nE he Court Houss question into the
I election i5r Representative and convict them q az
ruu.Iinrucsa t1 submit The naked question OF IT.
m1ysI ar uo removal" Co vote of the people. our
understanding ofthe f,cts quite 70 The contrary o
su h.a Tho removal party have. from GU" very
fraf nsaa 10 sif .HI aai in voting Cor hepre-'H'.
tive. that thp e1nd.ltte ttdfii D. " fHnr 4" r'''''
Nothing Fas ls0 therefore. tut Cor the ann r'i'''
r1rty. Boa ORDER o. maintain be- unity and -irei4''.
usg them on their own Eruund an' fe''.n'-
ISSUE les tbr election Mr. llyts does nov Wv ~ NV
che question could he Kept out Of h' '''','''
fa believe tbat thr removal men. Who Pr ''' -
sIertous required ne elnd.dair- r,''''". 49,.
g.ts. a. b. sr ttsr s.la would, n The next ei''''h'
go. "a. ...., man abl m-ht rrftse 90 take open
.,,t id, t,r sf rsinayaIf The ant rnni''h l'I'N'
f..e.g... .l,f. ..ry frofu ,her opponents "n' ''
49, tt rf.f. ... .H proposing tn rom 90 '17n To 'P''
... ...r. and interests lh. I' -.'' ''.'''
t.. $3.50. 4, J4s ..fsa.#rIunH# '".0 .IlH'' I.9h
...f 3d.. cannot ..H ury f . u|. WON '"t
t.4t ,..4.... ... r....... | .. .u.
~. t........ ..I W.
..rF.a H.H ...r . ''''
.rI
k..t.... ..... .. ...
....f. w. ...a.. r..... .'..f .I. 1905. removal party
IT,. .....r... ...l .aam.s.,.. H.Hn.. .u They r' boz
...... ...,. a.I.r..4H.I ufrer,l.u- lha ho under
.I.r ~. 49, s,.. .a1 ut. b.I. 1ni having ,He Le-
..f.i..-. ID. 80 -.ir OBJ. rsa.Isr OF. uo effect ,h" pro-
s..l,.. Lad under DO. provided ths, f boz tbr pend
..r,r r,,.,.rusuf- 900 Ilut fnr thJt purpose. Eut
t..,. III course know Jlt they could mot, t they
,..,ft pr.,sui suo,ber -uhWis-"u .' tbo people.
rr.,sIsl che people I-sr, be- Eu, iu chat event. q
.b,utI b. insisted tbat tbc aa. providing ior -uLm--
.,o .baabI rs .n many particulars different from the
f,a.r ono 4ni .n fIBugj l- yl -eyur, au uueguito-
10 aggression tu t,yor ct rea1yu ly 1n a7errt.iugd
,,r, ii least of 100 che leul voters of the County.
before removal ,lsc- p'1rg. This with perhaps otn-
81 provisions. viii hs deemej essential ,u any law
f,,...I rs tbr Legislature submitting ,hc que-, CON 20
Co., people. We hayg yet to Do informed that the
tnHfaufud party opposed % q submission Tins
fHfIy HuI property guarded tp secure rurrer. yer.
I.... tndyrt DO i- ono OF che chief hobbies of their
opponents. thlf thsy ars unwilling 90 allow such
.IHn .-ap. anil desire tu take the question from .bp
people This impression W. IpyE letter is c8l,uIa-
tadt1 vor anil we have. therefore thought pruprrto
ter1mpany 10 with those brief remarks; having dome
sb.rlb we Oct 11 u the reader iuT what 70 !. worth
U.fIs NHff Hrua .H..
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EMPLOYMENT


$50 to 500 per MONTH";
Mill Active, energetic young men are wanted to
OOO act as agents in an easy useful and honorable
business oy which they can certainly make from $50
TO SlOo per month RS- Thereis no hunabaq hsrei 20
FOR tnl particulars address, enclosing two stamps
for return postage. W. R. TERRY,
Rockingham, n. G.
Dec, 4, 1855. TIY
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All communications strictly confidential
Address all Orders for Tickets or Certifi,

Address all Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
WOOD. EDDY co. Augusta Georgia
or, WOOD, EDDY co. Atlanta Georgia
or. WOOD. EDDY &CO. Wilmington Del.
hB- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one i
entitled 70, will be published afser every drawing in
the following papers;AuguStd Geo ClstitutiopGiisf
Ner Orleans Data, Mobile Register NashriIe Cam
.itidnta Intahgcncsr Nei0 York Heektu Dan Beck Ga
UGnR0h DAILY NccS Richmond Dispatch Neo York Dis
patch Pudding ,AlSS) Clarion and Little Rock (Ark)
| True Democrat 'T
Feb. 49, 1853 I5-tf
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rur ttuty Fitfgtsrrgs Late accounts from tho
Ws.t Indies inform u- partially 81 the r,sUit- IT the
much talked &c tulHu Is,iifiuu uhfrh -aiiei rs.-
GENTLY from NtW YORK. % -rvru- fh1t u vessel called
fhr Nnie. chartered hy the expedition. lru New
urk With thv Leaders ~ the movement. tlirty-hvp
ln number uui siIrys ul arms. ammunition. &p Hu.t
1ul1rad Oh band thrm on the Cuban oa-t When
-lH arrived go glr fuut Ger dclarauu. owing 90 tho
fuUElufsa ui fNu s'l amt the lgtyy condition pf her
hulta ihr lUHIug was not effected, and She set sliI
With l un h.Ird tHr li1Nt. where they put ashore
Ihn expedition WHs thus reduced o. q HmsutgIie
failure, HuI thH HAfuu1 correspondent ui thr pIcl-
WINE Nlfa tNW spanish var steamer Nld been. 90
Nt- about Or l', Dispatched hy the Captain tssuprBI
o. demand them of tne llsytiru authorities and bring
fhgfu 20 Havana Other fgs-s's 10 b. supposed we're
90 nlInw che AnirL ant the spanish autn1ntie. br-
nG l,it sect 20 this tirt ore keeping sharp book uf
Cor thnul The whole altar tppaH Co. have been "a
very -lif onv and The hc~t that can hv hoped fsr
ih".o engaged ug b., That their neck. may escape
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The state of MIssIssIDDI.

"a See advertisement of Or. sANFoRDs Liver Invig
orator in another column. Is-1y
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soIdby Dr. s. F. C1sTEEI- Paulding HOWE HARD
AwAT Enterprise J. WRIsHT Co. New Orleans. JOSEPH
TucEER Mobile, NJ. EdASuEL. Vicksburg and by deal
ers in medicines everywhere.
March Z, 1859. H-u
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SkAF1IAL PRIZE
WOOD, EDDY SEQ, Managers.
Successors TO 3. SWAN a, CO.

The following Scheme will be drawn by Wood "a.
dy Co, Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery m
each of their Single Number Lotteries for NAV
lSos al Augusta Georgia in public under the super
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In case war is not declared there is
great danger of serious disturbances break
ing out in Sardinia, where already 10000
volunteers have been collected from all
parts of Italy, mos of whom would join
the revolutionists nther than submit to
Austrian domination.
These volunteers are confidently await
ing the commencement of hostilitieS,
and would hail declaration of war with
enthusiasm, while many thousands more
are ready to join the standard of Pied
mont.
All the steamers on Lake Maggiore, tat
the source of the Ticino and between Sar-
dinia and Lombgdy, with one exception,
have been PLACED at the disposal of the
Austrian Government for the transporta-
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Later by the steamer Adelaide.

NEW YoRE. Nav 9.-The steamer Ade-
laidc has arrived at st. Johns, y. F.. from
Glasgow, with Liverpool dates to Saturday
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As-Thousands Of females die annually for want Of
remedy for the ailments to which they are incident
The only such remedy we know Of is Sir James
Clarke's Female Pills They are put up in bottles.
containing so pills. with a circular containing expli-
cit directions and sent post free for 81 and postage
stamps. They are well known to he the only sure
and safe remedy for female diseases and obstruc-
tons from any cause. See new advertisement in an
other column.
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The latest advices from the continent
state that hostilities had almost commenc-
ed.
one hundred and twenty thousand Aus
trian, have crossed the Ticino.
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lIOSt WHO prefer not Senllng money bV mail.
use THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, whereby
money for Tickets, m sums OF Ten Dollars and up-
wards can be sent rs AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE
from any city ortown where they have an Office The
money and order must be enclosed in Government
Post Office Stamped Envelope" or the Express Com
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Shirts! Shirts! ShirtS!!!

just received 10y late steamers, large assortment Of
HIRTS
OF THE LATEST FASHIONS.
Of all the various qualities and sizes White and Co
lored, manufactured expressly for the New Orleans
City Trade. 10 fit men. youths. boys and children.
Statesmen speak French, Spanish and English.
/. W. LYONS & Co,
Nos 26, Is and go St Charles Street.
Corner Of Common Street.
Ner Orleans, Feb. lSt, 1883. lS-lye.wl.
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f,r.H Jruty U,sry aftIe house uf rrHf U.H.
"I... Now 1HIa. . Iu Hufrur..H.I H..uI HI .
.....r IHr IUBf UIJF
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CLEVELAND, ONO, Nay Six of the
men convicted of an tttempt to rescue a
fugitive slave, as before reported, we've
brought before the United States Court to
day. and pleaded GULLY.
They were sentenced to pay fine of
S2j, and undergo imprisonment of
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose The money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by hrst mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending in
any figure thew may designate.
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
TO purchasers Immediately after the drawing
HS- Purchasers viii please write their signatures
plaln and give their Post Office. County and State.
HS- Remember that every Prize is drawn and nav
able IN full without deduction.
Sc All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawng-other prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days
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Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates which l. the risk:
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JASPER COUNTY.
III the Probate Court Of sad County, Nay term, |
1859
To Incrntia lanes and all other nersOnS |
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We u uspasun a CO.. i02 NIlssu street,
81. fHIb. are authorized 1rrnta or this paper. iu
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EnruHiAL TRIBrLArIoN.-The editor of
the "Orcgonian,' who is also a member Of
the Legislature Of Oregon, thus describes
an encounter into which he was forced by
% rcntleman whom he had offended in one
ofhis editorials Our cotempopry' name
Is Dryer and it is said he is not particular
about keeping a civil tongue in his mouth
one Of his ueighbors says he got no more
than he deserved.
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VALUABLE INPOvED AND VACANT PROPERTY
in the Fourth District without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE q CO.,

JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place,
THURSDAY. Feb. 10. 1850, 1t ~ o'clock, q
the City Hotel. Common street, viii BE- soid 1t sucfiop
]. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, stnated in the SQUARE
bounded BY Chippewa Ssapsu. Philip and Jersey s,fee
and designated as lots Nos l. and L. Each a-urSs
81 feet Inches and lines front Chppews street. By
l. fWo LOTS OF GROUND. together with the Improve
ments thereon situated IN the square bounded by uou
Rousseau and First and designated
and Each lot so eet7 on Fuion
by lao fest 3nches and lines in depth. The imp oveen,s
consist Of two onestory cottage houses each containing
and 2cabnets, kitchen containing rootns cistsr, etc.
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, sitnated in the square
bounded BY Fulton Philip saraparu and Rossu and
designated IS lots Nos g. and TO- Lots Mo-. g. 10
10 feet in depth Lot No. 81 feet II inches front a
Fulton 10 feet in deph Lot No. 10 corner
Of Fulton and Philip streets.
4. SEVEN LOTs OF GROuD, situated in the square
bounded BY Saraparu Leye Philip Streets and
designated lots Mo- H. H. 49, H. l5 Is and H. Nos
II and measure 81 feet inches and lines
street BY 100 feet in depth Lot No Is 81 feet
inches and lines front On Rousseau street by 100 feet In depth
on Philip street. orning the Of Rousseau and Philip
story cottage house containing Lots Nos
81 feet 6inches and front Saaparu By
20 feet 10 inches In de.h The improvements consist Of
story cottage houses each containing kt
tanning two rcoms csteru etc. Lois Nos l6 and II
~ inches and lines front Philip BY 1879 feet 10
inches In Depth The improvements consist Of
cottage houses each containing rooms kitchen containing
TERMS-One third cash balance In cne two three four
ye rs, for notes bearing per cent interest
Actof sale before Thomas Layton Notary Public at the
pense Of tho purchaser. jsl
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ElIGIBLE AND VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS In rHr
l75 Fourth District Ct ancison.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE q co.

= ~ rs JULIAN NEViLIE, Auctioreer
asse 49, Once II Commercial Place.
ThURsDAY.Fe Feb. l0, 1859; q ~ o'clsck, as
NINE LOTS or GROUND Etaated ID lie square boupdsa
BY 6acchus nryades Second ard third and uessr
ated a los Nos g. Sc and g. Lot No measuTeu
s. lss. from; % Third stree. b loofs.t dsph
each 30 feet front Third street By M ees il Gepth
Lcs Nos 6snd each 81 feeeron Third srss
BY l1O fest 10 depth Lot Nc. Third
street BY l20 feet in depth and forms he Of ysdss
and Third streets Lot No. measures front DryaG
street, By l25 feet In Depth being the key lot
QeTERMS- One third cssh balance in and IL mophs
erty.
Act Of sale before ThoasJ Beck Notary Public At the ex
psnse Of the purchaser. iasI
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- N THONY ASTREDO
10 inform the pnbc that he has closed his Restaurant
and Oyster Saloon for the and will now keen
hand the largest and choicest collection Of FRUIT 10 ID on
Ss ana and contracts have been
Just received collection Of Peaches Pears App,es Mellon.
etc., which can't ba equalled 10 the city.
ANTHONY ASTREDO
leio4 No. Is Royal street.
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and from TO y inches stroke rating from TX To * horse
power with chmnes blowers and nine comnete
R II THE ONLY Nh sTEAM ENGINE MADE WHICH HAS
PARTS, Roth INSIDE AND OUTSIDE FOR GLE sNING
and conclusive evidence Of M merits and popuariy
Is IN he fact that upwards Of ONE THOUSAND Of them ma
now nse with constantly increasing demand By
d27 SmAW 10 (4rav;er s,rsst Na- n,,s.,.
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~ order. - f'''
For sale by e. BLEssrY h CO.,
q Poydras street.
ROslh-l500 barrels, Choice No. l.
For sale by E. BLESSEY 4 CO..
% Poydras street.
Pltch-lS0O barrels North Carolina and Alabama.
For sale by e. BLESSEY 4 CO.,
u Poydras street.
Tar-300 barrels Alabama.
For sale by e. BLESSEY CO.,
"a Poydrss street.
Moiasses Rarrels-2o00 Cypress BARRELS made ut the
Barrel Factory o. r Duny
For sale by E. BLESSEY & CO.,
lA u "a Poydras street.
HOARD a SONS pgRTABLE AND STATIONARY
IL STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Now in store and ready for delivery eighty celebrated
engines of the following sizes:
ss inches diameter of cylinder.
So ;. :. :.
III :, .