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IrsnsIn, Dir, your very obsd'ee Y ssrysDt .p,
sposis "si '''.. t.. b. sa ~: =.
.s.%,... z; Which
construction and application of your furnaces burnas wei
.s ss
e. mode have .dspsd
s re-.
snd yspns
5
been impressed with the truly philosophical features
and the Of your 'Dp
While chemical engineers abroad have been slowly advancing
views of probable gain of heat giving from burning
fuel you had on large scale that
bulk Of the same fuel in dry state, by of your in.
substitutes your furnaces have been adopted which
are palpsbs infringement Of your rights BY pae
line appsd 70
kinds Of fuel from the earliest conception The idea
add The IN III
county, by others gross
To the interest of Southern States the economical
sonay The enterprise intelligence and to produce
ba n III ns ngss a am led
sss t. s By hs
AUG. A. HAYES, M. D.,
Assayer the State of Consulting Chem.
ist etc.
After having obtained decree In my favor from highest
authority, to which could make my first appeal again no.
titled the planters not to furnaces which
had been erected and made effort aicabe settlement
with several failing IN which my only alternative maintain my
rights 10 those planters furnaces which nrnged
my patent Suits were instituted in March, and
Circuit Court was in session Ny opponents not ready
court IN 1855 II was again pos poned until the 18th day
srous far eager THAI for decision by the and
position, Notwithstanding strongest appeals for trial
not fear the result The planting community
conclusion from this statement Of facts. prepared
into contracts for the erection of my furnaces
confident IN assuring the planters that great will
produced from the wet bagasse be obtained
equal quantity of any kind Of dry fuel.
As know OF mode Of burning wet fuel with much utility
for making heat steam, that will infringe my patent
wishing avoid litigation, again canton the planters
against contracting with those parties whose patents infringe
mine Planters contracting with will be guaranteed
peaceabe possession by good city guarantee
We prepared to contract for the erection Of furnace,
under Mr. Moses Thopsons patent Messrs Hayes Sanders
4 Co. spearing Co. and james N. Putnam, agents
Communications concerning this business addressed TO NJ
Thompson Co., Box b g. Post Office, New Orleans, viii
meet with prompt attention
NJ THOMPSON CO., Contractors.
Agents-Messs Hayes Sanders Co.. spearing Co.. James
NJ Putnam. myl3 1aw4maW
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Professor of General and Applied Chemistry in Yale Colt

BOSTON, June G. 1852
Sr-I n the following patents for furnaces for
burning bagasse and other wet fuel
lst Letters patent granted to Moses Thompson 10th April
1855 and reissued 3lst March, 1851
3D. Letters patent granted Hage Allyn, May G. 1856
issued May 4th, 1858.
81. Letters patent granted Shelley June l5tl 1858.
4h. Letters patent granted SaE.uel II. Gilman December
1855 reissued August S, 1856.
The first of these Patents Moses Thompson 10th April
method of drying consuming fuel
These operations performed simultaneously upon diff
erent portions Of the bagasse the
air from the two being united in suitable chamber conguou;
the combustion Of the other This also
series of fire chambers communicating with ue mixing
chamber each fire chamber having its air passages and
hues, with hampers for the regulation Of the draught.
The furnace described in the patent of Hager Allyn, May
6th 1885, is clear pabe Infringement of Thompsons
patent TIE fuel il first dried and then consumed the
from that portion which being dried being mixed with those
from the part which is being consumed and the whole
ngs) and The space beneath the boilers the Immediately
connected with This forming the mixing combustion
chamber, in which ihe gasses are consumed.
In the patent OF Evan Seey june Is 1885, the bagasse is
burned but denteay tine operati is carried in
the Thompson furnace While the lower portion the heap
being burned the portion being dried and
1t dried consumed the from the drying
united in mixing chamber and consumed the operation
thompson uInice being continuous This furnace
FORE clear infringement of the Thompson patent
In the furnace described in imans patent December 4h,
1885, the basaFse Il thrown continuous single burning,
cha nber hut the drying and bunae stimuli
aneously upon different portions of fuel and gases yapors
ana hent mir generated all thrown gehe into cham
Der ~ OF Gnsns drwugs) where they nixe6 and
OF Thompsou's r,atunt.
proper that state that am Civil Engineer
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The late King Of Prussia once sent to An ABIDE
camp, Col. Malachowki, who was brave but poor,
small portfolio, bound like book, in which were de-
posted five hundred crowns. Some time afterwards
he met the officer, aud said to him: "Ah, we'll, how
do you like the new work which sent to you ?'
with such interest that expect the second volume
with impatience." The king smiled, and when the
offcers's birthday arrived, be presented him with
another portfolio, similar, in every respect TO the
first, but with these words engraved upon it" This
book is complete in two volumesn
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T ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

100000 feet TX and TX dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and dressed
1000 feet Ia and II wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL.
ING, tongued and grooved
100000 feet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved.
20 feet IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR.
ING, square edged.
100, 900 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS,
feet rough Yellow LUMBER consisting OF inch
Boards Weatherboards, Scantling, Joists, etc.
$50 600 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Lahs Shingles
Also
Sashes, Doors, Blinds Moudings ETC.. etc,
For sale at the lowest market prices in let's to suit pur
chasers, by SIMPSON 4 DORR,
$3.50 1y New Rasjn
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CHOICE WINES AND Llouoas.- Connoiseurs, who's

CHOICE WINES AND LIQUoRs.-Co nnoiseurs, whose
educated palaes ygiauty guard the portals Of their throa
will find the occupation Of the sentinel gone when the
of the lips passed by the choice fluids which Mr. sswe
Taylor Nos Is and is Royal street, produce from his
house treasures OF ne brands for they they
be- genuine and unsakabe and the dker need exercise
no vigilance for fear Of swallowing humhug Fine old BRAN
dies OF famous pedgees and OF venerable an
uy be had at Mr. Taylors we'll everything that Is
precious in the wine and liquor conscenonsy
able pricss, -
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They had some pretty hard swearing on the Sickles
trial and we not sure that the truth the whole
truth and nothing but the truth" was all that was
sworn to. Had the " testifers been as scrupulous
as Scotch friend Of ours who was recently called to
give in his experience on trial, We verify believe
some things would have remained untold. Our
Scotch witness, entering the box, had Testament
presented to him, but he declined to be sworn Being
asked bis reasons for refusing be naively replied
I'll tell lie wi ony mon the country, but I hae
swear to it.u
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"THE MAGIC Soar. of Prof. Packer is great in
stution these times and is daily rising pubic favor for
in the BATH quickly and ectuay cleanser the skin of
the excreons which the weather drives from the pores
and leaves absolutely pure, with aseeably smooth.
vevesy feeling 1t for sale ia New Orleans by various deal
ers, whose names given in advertisement.
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CLEARING Our SALE OF Day GooDs. - Now is
the for ladies make bargains in all CT elegant
dress and fancy dry goods for Mr. John Todd Of the elegant
shopping emporium IL and IA Chartres street. h
clearing sale of stock all the goods noile put
heavy reduction, and down half price even Such
anopporunty adS who reqaes hing in Mr.. Todds
lice coasceutiony sect md nay therefore be
ably coneluded III will be by of
speculative tas invaders. We refer TO advertisements
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aMoREAu,s.n-In these aull piping times Of sum

," MOKEAU'S."-In THESE dull piping Times OF sum-
has time dine and after dining perempory BUSH
necessity compe the diner commit capital oense
against capital dinner by disturbing Its before has
had time comfortably set ed in Its abdominal quarters
Then let him who would dine we'll and thereafter rumnas in
bssul safety amid luxurious surroundings Moreau
III Canal partake Of the full of both
periences may commanded, full under
standing the Of bon See the sdver
ttsement Of Messrs. Rhodes 4 Moulin.
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KITTREDGE Il FOLsOM
~Y1ate Ben Kittredge Co.,l Importers Of Guns
\M/ aud Sporting Apparatus in oil Its branches
& Wholesale andretail dealersin American Rihes
Pistols and Fire-arm of every variety, IS 81
" VChares street, st Charles Hotel, New
Orleans, and ia Main street. Cincinnati, Ohio,
d2l 6m
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MILLINERY

MILLINERY
- JUST RECEIVED-A NEW AND - -
sfLENDID ASSORTMENT OF & 4
Spring Millinery.
.= MRS. i. JEFFERs. >. ..a.5
l42 aI-street,
Respectfully oms the Ladies' that she Is now receiving and
sk1kscur sASe Largo Assortment Of
FANCY GOODS AND
Paris Millinery.
Gsprsane in part Straw, Lace, Leghsrn Felt Italian and
Chssss BoNEETs, all beautifully trimmed in the Latest
0xfm Gurz Paris. .
ESh Eesd Dresses, Bridal Wreaths Kid Gloves Parasos
Corsets and Embroideres.
Csuron Merchants and Planters will find II to their nd.
~sSS To give call before purchasing elsewhere All or
dsss eau City CT Country promptly attended to
MRS l. JEFFERs,
nsb zpto-Sm ll2 Canal street.
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lea II
FOUNDRY AND mACHINE-saOP,

GEORGE PATTERSON,
" Successor to McCan Patterson) corner Of Delord
and New Levee Streets
Tbs underegnsdi q prepared TO manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY of all kinds for
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations Saw Mills Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power
BRASS WORK Of every description Metallic Packing fos
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions, having steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work:
He will keep hand at all times Bars Wheel Str
Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves Of all used
by steamboats,.
ng Crate Bar highly spoken Of by the Picayune Printing
Office, and others that have them In Of these Bar
lishment,
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot convenient
the establishment where large quantity Of Boil
and Machinery may be found at all times for sale.
EGEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans, June /, 1853. jel tt
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BAGAssE FURNACE,

BY profession and as such bad charge various Govern
men constructions and works Subsequently,
years Chief Examiner United States Paten
Oe 1t Washington and for the years have
engaged Solicitor Of Patents In this city often called
upon testify expert IN patent soi In the United states
courts and constantly consulted upon questions similarity
In different Inventions matters Of infnE
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ouArRIEAE couR DE DlsrRrcr) ASTON MYGATT AND A.
MYGATT & CO.
(LEURS CREANCIERS-No
= de "a Nonyelle- Orleans. l2722.
I'm VERTu dun Ortire dc vente reniu lie
~ rs de mai 1853 ct moi adresse Phouorable Quareme
Cour de District de Ia Nonvele Orleans cdessus
t. poeedsai e MARDi de Juliet. 1859 midi H5te de
la Ce rue de la Commune entire les du Camp des
gasn pour lie compte des creancers DIES dts insolyabe la
vente publique ct adjudication de-
Linsallation du magasn stue du Camp no. dams
Premier District de cette Vile, eonssan bottles, roirs,
tables erageres La de installation etc constitute
msgasn de vres de founitlres de
bureau etant celn ci-devant occupe A. Myga Co.,
ct aujourdhu par Thos. L. MAXWELL
Abandonuae les dts insolvabes leurs creanciers
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de padjudicaton.
E. T. PARKER,
js2i q 80 jyl Sheriff de la Psroisse d'OrIesns.
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MYRTLE GROVE, November 18th, 1857.
Messrs. Hall, Rodd Putnam, New Orleans:
Gentlemen-your favor Of the l4h inst Is hand In
reply your inquiry respecting Thompsons Bagasse
than that confirm in particular
made in letter Mr. Thompson under
date of 3ist December 1856
The only improvement suggest is the named by
your Mr. Hail. and that was in regard to the hoppeEs
Very respectfully,
Your obeiient servant,
JOHN L. WHITE,
SITH TRUFANT.
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E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.

a.,s Nonv,,.or,s.n, 5SassEANolERs-So Is,
I'm VEKTU dun 0rtire de yente rendu lie
20 d'ayr 1885, ct moi adrese par Honorable Quatret
Cour de District de la Orleans dams asire cdes
heures Nj sar les eux rue de Ia Douane No a dams
de insolvabe la oe enchere de Thos f. Murray egue
MA pas rempl les conditions de la vene u fe lie Is de
derner, 1853 la vente puolique ct adjudication de-
vente de la biere. Anss, IN lot d'instalIatons.
lie tout ahandonne pnsovsble creanciers
want inyentare depose en- mon bureau pour recours
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de u adjudication.
~ E. 4. PARKER,
ie25 n 80 jyl s Sheriff de la Paroisse d'Orasps.
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~ g W. R PER-
COB PoTDRAB AND CARoNDELET STREETS
No rsss6fuiiy inform the Ladies' that we will open on
MO&NAVe large assortment of
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY
GsaQtssfsg In part Rich Velvet Straw Lace Lepborp Fall
Afsn and Chenille BoNNETs, all beautifully trimmed in tho
EAtast EtTl1 from Paris.
ksh Head Dresses Bridal Wreats Kid Gloves Perssols
0ysszs end Eubroideres.
e1snnision Merchants and Planters viii, find Il IN thai,
Gessags to give call before purchasing elsewhere All
sHdas fsesa City or Country promptly attended to-
,"2 q. W. ROPER, ..5
rS eu corner Poydras and Csrondeet strsets
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]. BoNTEMPs DYER AND sCoURER,
No, SO Bourbon street,
Has the honor to inform the public that Just assumed
the business of the Dyeng Establishment rs Royal street.
and thst he will continue heretofore careful
lion for which he is celebrated.
The in which, for the last twelve years. he has salts
ded the customers of bshment Bourbon
street, is for those VIZ honor with their
patronage. D7 ly
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Lrs, respectfully,
CHARLES NEAMEs, Engineer.


ELM HALL PLANTATION, Feb. 4, 1859.
Mr.. Thompson, New Orleans, La:
Dear SHavng been engaged engineer sugar panta-
tons for eight years and during that time had
happy to furnace far exces all others 1t pro-
duces more uniform fire and much larger quantity of steam
boiler and the Reux apparatus will make steam to do all of
the work with cord Of wood to the hid take pleasure
recommending furnce all who may have occasion
them. Yours. iInly
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT ASTON MysATT AND A. NY
Of s,s. Orleans orleans 5iToRSSSS; ARR: w.
- der of sale rendered May rs 1885, and directed by
the Honorable the Fourth District Court of New Orleans
auction at the City Hotel Go%mea street between and
O'Clock NJ for of the creditors of said solvens
The fixtures of store No 40 Camp the First District
or this CITY, consisting OF Cases. Drawers Tables and large
quantity Of shelving The said sxnres haying been
formerly occupied by A. Mygatt Co.. and the pre-
sent time by Thos l.. MAXWELL
Surrendered by said insolvents to their creditors,
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
f. T. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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Elm HALL, January 20, 1856!


To Noses Thompson, Esq
have know had Of your Bagasse Furnaces in
operation during the rolling and glad of the
opportunity Of saying has performed equal to
guine expectations.
consider it capable of ehectng perfect combustion
OF the baeasse and consequent production of heat and eam
than furnace have known II will burn the bagasse
almost amount of ground, make heat steam
in proporonf due supply Of boiler gven-to the
heat fast made.
From my present experience l clearly the opinion
that other form of all efficiency
with yours.
Very truly,
E.E. KITTREDGE.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1859,


To Moses Thompson, present.
Dear Sr-Havng been engaged Dr. Kittredge,s papta
ton for the fall OF FOB where there OF your furnaces
in full operation and having engaged other
wh1 the foGr years which the furnaces of Mr. Still
and Messrs. Hager Allyn used, consider
had fair opportunity ugisg Of the comparative merits of
each Of the furnaces have hesitation in saying fur
has done much work than either Of the other
With the quantity Of Bagasse produces
intense Ere heat and furnishes than thought
capable of producing and with the but
little clinker. feel confident In saying that believe that
with furnace applied to the Reux apparatus and with
sufficient supply Of boilers 1t will the Bagasse
from 20 to 20 hhds twenty four hours and will fur
nish all of the CURED with six eight
in twenty four hours and make the above number hh
hours therefore take pleasure expressing
all firm conviction h3t furnace is the have
use all desire to cow
the Bagasse into useful fuel.
Yours, respectfully,
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~ YACHT R0sLYN FOR SALE-THE
IN having finished his Southern pleasure tour
AEAters for sale the pleasure yacht RoSLYN of New
- York. Her dimensions 50 feet deck Is feet
inches and feet IL inches in hold present.
sea ballast tuns pig iron she draws in 'front.'
and feet aft She built under the superinend
Of the by the day entirely. All her timber
carefully selected with view king her most
This she proved herself her late trip from New York Ha
ing without sustaining damage She sloop rgged
oak planked inside and tight joints and is coppered and
copper fastened throughout cabin spendy finished
viii two saterooms and four large behs, She built
abupdany her great speed beaten
She may be the Lake end the for few
days. Appyto -
DAVID S. MILLS, St. Charles Hotel,
DAN HICKOK,
telO IF Lake End Of he Nevv Canal
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FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr EXECUTORS OF VIM. g. MI
Of New Orleans. No. 12,510.
- directed BY the Honorable the Fourth District Court
at public auction at the City Hotel Common street,
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY the day Of
July, 1859, at II O'Clock M
The slave SARAH. ..4-
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the Spot. -tt- ~
f. 7. PARKER
.. Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
quArRlExE CogR DE DISTRICT LES EXEouTEURs TIES.
della tTAMENTAIaES DE VIM @.
MIC0U We. RENE II. BRU-
Nouvelle- Orleans NET-No l25lO
moi adesss Honorable Quareme Conr de District de
10 Nouvelle Orleans dams aare cidessus je proceeai
SAMEDI 30 de Juliet 1859 midi H6tel Cite rue de
entire les rues du Camp des Magasns Ia
publique ct adjudication de-
L'esclave nominee SARAH.
Saisie dams afaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de REHABILITATION.
E. T. PARKER,
jez9 jyS 10 ~ 30 sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orlesns.
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of New Orleans. s ORS-Eo. 13, 1862.
RY virtue of and In obedience 70 an order
- of sale rendered April 49, 1852 and directed by the
Honorable the Fourth District Court of New Orleans the
above entitled matter will proceed to sell public auction
the premises, No. "a Cussmhonse street, in the Second
District Of this city WEDNESDAY The 9th day Of July
said nsolyen at the risk and peril of Thos F. Murray who
has failed to comply with the OF the adjudication made
to him on the 18th day Of May last, 1867
Sundry articles belonging Porter and Ale establishment
can he seen in my office.
Surrendered by said nsovent to his creditors.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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NOYICE-THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY FOR THE
IN PROMOTION OF MANUFACTURES AND THE ME-
CHANC ARTS to the Manufacturers throughout
the United States that they will hold public sale of AMERI
CAN GOODS in Boston during this second week in July.
They have appointed the following Auctionee!s:
Messrs. Townsend, Malard Cowing Newell A.. Thompson
ITO; Saml Hatch and John II. Osgood
The charges will be made small possible and will
probably exceed one per cent.
Large invoices of STAPLE GOODS have already
ered accepted aud is important that all consignments
should be notihei without delay
For particulars apply TO AUGUSTUS LOWELL Secretary
to whom all communications should he addressed.
CoMMITTEE:
Deming Jarvis, Patrick T. jackson,
David Sears. Augustus Lowell,
Henry A. Whitney, g. g. Richardson,
j. Wiley Edmands, r. NJ. Mason,
James NJ. Beebe Henry A. Rice,
Amos A. Lawrence, Alexander H Rice,
BENZ. y. Bates Thomas p. Rich,
Tyler Batcheller, Benjamin d. Godfrey.
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,fNS Il. TTAMONTANA u CO.,, IMPORTERS
fs&Afx20
lA FOREIGN FRUIT,
Nasssie and Resl Dealers in DRIED and GREEN FRUIT
c1Nt;sting Of
saisns, Figs, Grapes, ..
Crens Oranges, Lemons
Dates, Bananas, etc., etc.
feF beg to inform the public that they constantly recey
sV 81 Fruit and
iHSs steamboats, and Private Families Fruit OF all kinds
ass stns naost reasonable terms FRONT STREET,
WIZ ON oetween Common and Gravier streets.
III E.HFER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
IN. kss removed his office to ANTE CITY where he vii
attend TO locating and surveying land act as GENE
RAf. LAND AGENT in the parishes of ST. Helena St Tam
eaay, Washington and Livingston.
Price OF Government lands under the graduation lsw-2s
s<atsser acre anl2 ly
EUAEAN NEVILLE q CO., lAuCTIoNEERs Ap.
~ pSers and General the Real Estate
sSes Furniture, Bank Stocks Port Warden Succession
Sx1H, Ssrgoes, Stocks of Merchandise, etc.
attention paid to the purchasing and selling
II Plantations.
Ohicee No IL Commercial Place. lar tt
REgESY N: EAIRCHILD n CO., COMMISSION
AL AND FORWARDING MERCHA ANTS, Wholesale Gro.
srs si dealers in Northern and Western Produce Nava
sssrss. ete., etc.
No. ea SOUTH COMMERCE STREET,
Mobile Ala.
gCssh advances mads consignments friend
= n ss~w Orleans fel5 3m
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"a OPENING OF SPRING .rILLiNEnY-

r., ass aSEsANY 22s Camp street, Julia
consisting Of Bonnes for Ladies' and Missss
nss7nn tces Embroderies Lace veis etc.. Hoop Skirt g.
&si nsN bstie, and article In the Millinery Lima
rfsn The Ladies' are invited to call examine nj sn
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HYDE oDRICH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS
NEW ORLEANS, LA,

NOTICE-IN CONSEQUENCR OF THE DENISE OF
~ Lonis Commagere the commercial firm of GRATIAA,
CoMMAGEREd CO.. is this day dissolved.
The surviving partners of the fra Pierre LepgiS Of
Bordeaux, and s. D. Grataa Of New Orleans, will the
same line of business under the firm of g. D. GRATIAA
CO., in New Orleans, and of P. LONGIS co. in Bordeaux
Mr. JACOB HERR has the general power oths house.
New Orleans, Jan. l, 1852
jalH s. D. GRATiAA.