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SU(lAR-HOUSE MOLASSES-S0o barrels Sugar
. Horse Moasses for sale at the Louisiana Ref cry.
Apply to bAkELLi d CO.,
e25 IL 81 ComEon street.
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OF New Orleans Ne. 15702 pss
of this Estate and to at other herein interested
they have why the account presented b. Turx
should not be homooated and approved and the funds dis
tributed In accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court.
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sEcosp pIs1sleI CouHr} CITY oE new ORLEANS Us.
RYyIRTUE Of writ OF Heri fnclns to me
directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
sell at public auction the City Hotel Common street.
Camp and Magazine streets, on TUESDAY, August
1859, at IL O'Clock M - u
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the -.
Second District Of this city the of Main
ard Dauphn streets measuring 60 feet front Main vi
street, by 60 feet deep front on Dauphin street.
Together With s the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting Of one-story frame house and Clubhouse
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS, OPELoUsAs AHp GREAr1
WEATEnN KALaoAD COMPANY,
New Orleans July ~, 1859 }
~ To Dredging Machine Contractors,-
Proposals will received at this Office until AUGUST 4. NJ,
for The construction Dredging Machinery Of the
the and marsh the side
Bay required for tho extension Of the Railway
westward
fseof which, 900 feet low and the balance $500
feet marshy prairie
Specific the Office OF the Company
iva lit a. W. H. BAILEY, Chief Engineer.
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1ARrIcLE ".


corporate Of the Company shall exercised
by Directors and such other officers clerks a.
they appoint This Board shall consist persons
elected except the first the lat Monday Sep
TENDER in each such place be desienaed
Board in the city Of New Ore.ns Of which election shall
newspapers published the city Of New Orlesn The
shall appoint Of the members Of the corporation
It such elections and Of said
Decline fail attend tbs President may appoint others
on Monday of October ensnp to hold
the thereo until others qualified
In their stead ss'5
the rst that this Company into operation the
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CHEscEnT
MUTUAL INSURANCE co1fPANY,,
OF Hxw oRLnAns

Pursuant With the Z tAefr C1ars NE GEE
CENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY nass ~ ~
lowing statement:
Anount Of Premiums received for ths ~ ssisas
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QuArHtxxE couR DE DISTRICT ABRAHAM PARKER vs.
- de "a NoaysI!enrleans. IF. JONTE.No IL 7s7.
I'm vERTU dun alias writ de 6erl faclas o
r. moi sdesse par rhonorable Quatreme Cour de District
Nouvelle oreans dams aaire cidessus e procedera
10 sAMEDI, d'aodt 1859, midi PH6tei de la Cite,
de Ia entire les du Camp ct des Magasns
REHABILITATION de-
Lnerst du defendeu L. F. Jonte aux complies ct bens
la rason commercials de L. r. Jonte Co., devres Sheriff
par 7. l.. Ienly, ters-sasi.
Sais dams 1adaffe cidessus.
CONDITIONs-Comptant moment de REHABILITATION.
r. r. PARKER,
iy26 20 au1 Sc Sheriff de IL PArosse d'Or1eans.
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of Nov Orleans. }cHAs. PATEHsoN-No. ls.iss.
QY VIRTUE Of writ Of seizure and sale
70 directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court
New Orleans will proceed to
sell public auction City Hotel Common street be-
Camp and Magazine Streets on THU RSDAY July 70
1859 IL O'Clock NJ
The slave woman MARIA, aged about forty years.
Seized In the above suit.
TERNs-Oash on the spot.
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Of New Orleans No. 1Bk1a. q
w tbs Court for Letters or Cursorehp on the ysesut
estate Of the late R. II. Nash, deceased intestass-
within ten days. why tho Of the aid petitioner
should not BE- granted. -
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
: Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans. :
BE II remembered that this 18th March, 1859 before
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and for city
said personally appeared Charles Briggs President and
Jauvie Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual
pany New Orleans who being duly according law
do and that the above
correct transcript from the books Of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. r. JANVIER, Secretary
1859. O. M, BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace the Parish Orleans
The Board OF Trustees have resolved to interest
elk cent the outstanding certificates Of profits
and after the second Monday May and redeem
and after that date the Issues Of the years 1856 and 1857
they have further declared scrip dividend Of Sixty per
on the net earned premiums OF the ending February
1853 for which certificates will be issued
day Of June, 1859.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARR1ERE vice.President.'
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Arrangements have been made with the following Hard
Merchants Of this city who will receive orders and furnish the
products at the prices the regular Agents the Com
pany: AesTs. McCUTCHEoE, HOWELL L CO.,
STARK sTAUFFER CO.,
=. ]. WATERMAN BRO
F.F. FOLGER Il CO.,
J. s. RELF CO.,
@. H. sLOCOMB & CO.,
PRIEsTLEY 4 BEIN.
The MACHINERY OIL is fully guaranteed when purch ssed
through any Of the above firms.
When orders sent direct to from parties the city,
they must be accompanied with the their merchants
agents in New Orleans.
m" G. G. BOGERT & CO.,
Agents for the Southern Oil Company
fec II No 70 camn strss 9
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HosTETrER's STOMACH BITrERs,
Sold by J. WRIGHT & so,
Gland Isl Chartres street
HosTE1TER,s sToMAufI B1TTERs.
Sold by E. j. HART CO.,
Nos II and 10 Tchouptoulas st.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTErss.
Sold by O. O. WoopMAN
Cor. Common and Magazine sts
HosTETTER's STOMACH ElrTERs,
soldby EATON 4 HENDERSON,
Corner New LeGee, Common and Fulton sts
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITSERs,
soldb x LAMBERT,
g. Magazine street.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
Sold by ALEX. NORTON & CO.,
2and Poydras street.
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BIITERs,
Sold by j. H. 1. N. MARKS.
43, As and Al New Levee street,
IosTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs,
Sold by GARTHUR Il co,
Cor. Canal and New Levee SITS.
HCsTETTER's STOMACH BITrERs,
soldby DYAs 4 CO.,
Cor Gravier, Fulton ans New Leves streets.
IIOSTETTER's STOMACH BITTIrRS.
Sold by HOLMES SPENCER,
7Graver street.
tHOsTETTMR's STOMACH BITrHRs.
Sold by G. N. MORRISON L CO.,
- Magazine street.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BrrrERs,s
Sold by BISCOE & sIMMs
Is, II and 10 New Levee street.
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITrERs,
Sold by JOHN T. MOORE 4 CO.,
and Poydras street.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
Sold by SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
ID and Is Royal street.
HosTETTEK's STOMACH BIrrERs,
soldhy j. L.. JOHNSON Il CO.,
50 Magazine street.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIrrsRs,
soldb JOSEPH MAILLoT,
u Cfosman street.
IIOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
soldby sCovIL Il MEAD
Ill Chartres street.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BIlurERs,
Sold by w. A. VIOLET Co.
50, Al, 43 and As New Leyee street
HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITrERS,
Sold by QuEYRoUzE & LANGsDoRFF,
ID and l5St. Louis street.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITrERs,
Sold by h. b. WHEELoCK & CO.,
4s Magazine street.
TiOsTETTER'S STOMACH BETTERs,
sodby PETERS, MAILLARD Il co.,
Corner Old Leyee and Benville SITS.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
soidby HALL, KEMP CO.,
HOSTEIvrER'S STOMACH BITTERs,
Sold by BLANCHIN GIRAUD,
Al Old I.evee street.
HOSTETTksH,S STOMACH BVrurfGRS.
Sold by READ, HEDGES & CO.,
los Canal street.
HOSTEITER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
soldby d. II. MARKS & CO.,
Corner Gravier and New I.eyee Streets
H0STETTER.S STOMACH BiITERs,
Seldby JAMES SYMF
1874 Canal street.
HOSTETTER's STOMACH BEErERS,
Sold by W.R. PEPIN 4 60,
50 Common street.
HOSTET'TER'S STOMACH BIrTIrRs.
Sold by KARsTENDIEK Il CO.,
lOS Tchoupitoulas street.
K8OsTETTER'S STOMACH BTHrE.IsS,
Sold by THOMPSON & BARNES,
M 6mdIW 20 and 25 Common street
I IHkUIyITAE-ls ,uns Iignumvitae per aehoone
IL Elite from Honduras For sale by
~ BARELLI CO., 81 Common street,
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M IsCELLANoUs.
TMPoRrANT no PLANTEHs.


....,-.. S'-''''' " p'A-''''
- 1'As '.sr ..pp
has oeen " Simply wnsA Of order Vsraifsgs The conse
a'eh's 'n.' n'''As 'ns Genuine Dr. AeLASEs Vsrni.
'"' - Vs. navy Wof'n-
y. ''''''ss Sn''e' We
,,.,..... .,,.-.....,---..,.-
VI. ,h,,, ,...r, !, ,g..., n. .,,- IN ~
.h., ~. ..,.,,, n. u.Y...,. c.,.,..,.1 v..-,.-'-
n.,.a +, rI..,,~ R,.tb.r, p,,..,,.. >.
We would also advise h. sam. pr.ea,to,. i, ors.,, ~
NcLANE's Celebrated LIVER PILLS The erss. non,l.r,
Of these Pills, specific fer Liver copai. and all
the bilious arrangements prevalent In tho sos has IN
dued the vendors Of many worthless nosruns to Slain for
.nsf Preparations similar medicinal virtues Be not deceived
~ Seie"raeed LIVER FILLS
original ana only reliable remedy for Liver Complaints
been and We srse the planter and sr
ne values bis OWE and the health Of those depending
on h 70 Do careful in ordering Take neither vernifugo
1 unless you are sure you are getting the genuine Dr.
AehAss's' preparsdsy
FLEMING BROTHERS,
aa. ..#, Pittsburgh, Pa
we give s OF some OF the principal Wholesale drug
o0 0'Ae1' ~ p"'ens "ea'e'nes IN 'n's CITY and from
Wh'm the genuine Dr. hcLanos Celebrated vermifugs and
THE can always De OBTAINED They are also sold BY all
i''p'e'"o'e afass's's'
---
oe"iAseu shISmAc'oUH1
AND LIVER PILLS.
ITS gross in store and to arrive.
H...r.- J.WRIGHT CO..
.H.-. 81 and Isl Chartres street
DR. rycT.ANr,s rs,.A x,,~
~, sA1A~HAAn oesh1
en- hAh1o'
100 gross to arrive and in store.
sCovIL MEAD ~-a
Ill and ia Chartrsn straat r
avn rrup, ,r,
-e' '' ~ Ai'i's ' - ie'
" wy Of
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REMARKABLE Doc PERFoRMANcE.-A novel dog
suit came before one of the justices yesterday. Two
Germans respectively owned dogs, one of which was
a large and ferocious bulldog, and the other pug
nosed little cur that was as saucy and snappsh as he
was insignificant. He presumed upon his small size
to insult every dog great small that came within
his REACH and was especially mpudent to the bull
since be carried the matter to an unusual extent
probably having had his temper soured in the matter
Of breakfast and the large dog snapped his head off
at single bite. He only had time for one yelp,
which brought bis owner to the door in time to see
his tail disappear down the throat of the large dog,
who fairly ate him up and swallowed him. His owner
was in tremendous rage and prosecuted his neigh.
Dor for his value in cash. The case created great
amusement, and was not concluded yesterday.
detroit Free Press
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C. CAvAROC 4 co.


TosARRIvE PER SHIP HANNAH cRocKEE, e1.
peced from Bordeaux-
so boxes FRUITS IN IgfGg-xaliusa.
l2aoo quarter boxes sAhDiN4 s-Rodsl..
5000 half Blgot,
lao casks cLAREr-r.uill... ass.
10 :. :. 81. Jalssn
1856 81. E.tsphe.
"a Leovie 1855
800 boxes Cantsnae.
sG WHITE wIEE-Ht ssassrae. iu
- barrels =.
rors.,eby c. cAvARoc CO.,
mS Inn u4 Roysl street.
ITO ARRIVE PER SHIP INvEsT1aA ToR. expected
from BORDEAUX
7oo boxes cLAREr-can.e,.o
sl2 St. Julie.
lo2 casks :. Paulac.
l7s 81. Julien.
$50 st. Estsphe
- barrels WHITE wINE-Hs. sautes,e.
20 :. CLARET-Leoville, 1855, u.
2ss boxes WHITE wINE-Ht. sauterne
40 FRUITS IN JUICE-Nallneau.
"a casks CLARKT- Chateau Dillon
half casks WHITE wINE-Graves
108 boxes CLARET-Chateau Dillon VIE
For saleb by G.. cAFARoC CO.,
m23 I'm IA. ROYAL street
ITO ARRIVE PER SHIP BADEN, EXPECTED from
8 boxes BURGUNDY wINE-Beaune-chs Marcy 4 CITE.
Liger Belar
10 boxes BURGUNDY INSTRUMENTATION Marcy
CITE. Ligier Belar F~n,
boxes BURGUNDY wINE-Chas. vougeot-Chs Marcy
CITE. Ligier Belair.
For sale by c. CAyARoc CO.,
m23 I'm Ia Royal street.
ITO ARRIVE PER SHIP LIGUERIA, EXPECTED
from Marseilles- =#e
400 baskets oIL-PIagniol
For sale by G. CAvARoC CO.
rn23 I'm IA Rova1 stra.t
TO ARRIVE PER SHIP ISAAC NEWTON, expected
= from Bordeaux
44O boxes CHERRIES IN BRANDY.
For by G. CAVAROC / CO.,
ms I'm 14l Royal street.
ITO ARRIVE PER SHIP NIcoLE, ExPEcrE from
L Narseilles-
100 boxes vERMoUTH-Noilly, Pratt Co.
leo MuSCAT :.
20l CASTLE SOAP.
For sale by C. CAvARoC 4 CO.,
M I'm IA Royal street.
RRANDIES IN CUsToM-HoUsE STORES and for
- sale by the undersigned
$50 PACKAGES, Of the following brands
Coco, Pere Fills, 49,
ia. Guerin,
J. Cournade'
A. Maurel,i
. Boyer
Guillemot,
A. seignete.
For sale by C. CAvAROC 4 CO.,
m23 I'm IA Royal street,
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PzR sTEAMsHIp nIkoAna


Advices By the Niagsa - ID ~ - ~ e,,.r.
Liverpool, We extfacs III lbjIoxfre Iua1lnu.-....
81 Great pr1eal.s 5S':'s -
" We nJHJs 2. xc1onS ~ 49, bM
XVI s = ~, soo''sDns 80 Snotsa sAss ~
1c.a Rrrv ..,tsa .,,.,,,,s. =. = a = y
r;sf.,;.. "a r.n1s5 n. ~ 80 ~ NJ
1trnotios, nissed ~ IL rss.!rE ~
1870. -, 1880 ~ - - l ~ n ss
s.e.ss1 OM HBuMang tneus ~ - 9Me
% ~ sss 8 I.sssn -, - -. -
s,hsec1 49, q ;.sriss $500 ~ Sss,s In
thorsh II hnnsd Il ~ s.ss sS1sS ~ III
rsrs - ~ noieu " - y j. Z
III P,,reh cov.,r,,.,. - -. III.
.,n. = . 49, 0ossInmens laq ILL - -.
and ~, Ws;os9!. .rsir jul f1gn1 nIaex ~
sice a. shsv cyness sse siyss e
a M tsre IL ,ss " 4. sl.0sSs s1ssx -
sfnre,r n sy,tsk. spss ~ ~ - g.
MAT n,orssi ~ t ~ LEY, q e. sW0
that ~ rcfIt.sc 49, ~ - ~ ~
among he fishins 49, 49, 49, ~ .gsny.
ws;t IN ~ - - .oped Lon would
Tnrd Rn,v withArsS ss .. sskcxs
Tn NssnoI;tsr s-sr.. ..ss ~, ~. .zss. 1 tn
formally presented Is sddss. 4 - g Ce<E -
baa,d ~ Nsan ,I 49, ~ - e4s q
aUaiu.t hs;rv tpS.r y - ~ mn
anainst tbeir iii Thsw ~ = vi ISsa SSsW1xt
49,, ths ,,c4snss ~ ~, yy.. W =. m
w., ~ T ~ - go =. ~ ~ 1I,ssl pssys
anu 'nasatsnns. !. ne peIss,sd Y e1uG Me11Nk
moIa ~ sscuss In Descse ~ ecw
~ LII =. LEI ~ Dnp
LEY =. q ~ u -.
n1eaaea i III ~. ~ H. - t.ip -. !. y ~
PisaSea w Woi9 % seke Snem g ANex1e9s - enJ6
h 10. y. ses ~ nls intefe On re 0l!018 Dr.,
~ s.o CsRs i. 1eCos!sosse9 nie lfs01,
M NJ I 49, ~. inseuson eeeno4 ~ C4k
Mn s,,n e sss ~ re M
stp ~ i; ~, " y e nes 1ey
s;rs - y !. ~. 49, 1879 -
their reasona for ~ srSnse - s.sl tS ~ ~
civilized country = Imsris ~ ~ -
generous hosnitelitv fir;ss fsss.t
The exiles were msstina ~; 4 ~ -
their wants we're liheynIV - -
The Times recoipmends = rSSn 49, =
their favor. and says that r. ~ 1920 s:S ~ -
tineptal turmoils since 1gI5. fher~ r. ss p.
to be found Of men who have snflSSia y - 7vf.s..
wrongs with hands 70 entirely elea1s ~
Reform meetings, mostly ii oppcsilsss = - -.
1stsIlal measures. were being heM = - IT q
was expected to turn On Sir JOhu n Z 49,
amendment In the event Of 8 defeat. z -
OF parilament was talked Of. IN !. 2
rive o. me prisoners recently afre1tsd II IfsE3nd,
tried for treason a TysJee ~. ~ Ssss -.
in opening the case, charged o. sisI
with other persons 70 gubvsrt IN WI -
country, and establish III Ireland Frss ~
Republic. He showed that ~ ~ ,s
tensive and dangerous, ana Nat mn n s ~. i
men was expected from Frnncs y ..ii y. " -
The trial was progressing ouIefiv TSs i ~ q
was not known when tie stesrscrs m y =,
NM T-H tsrs- - rfst
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California Saw Mills, Third District }
New Orleans, Nov. IS, 1873. {
The Southern Oil Cnmpany-Gentiemen: Having now fully
tried the Rosn Machinery Oil made by your Comp ny on the
engine and machinery of the above mentioned Saw sl
eating OIL befns in my opinion fully equal as uhrcaor
less quantity being required and working perfectly free
gum.
[sgned II. STILES
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FEMALE MossrER.-1n recent number of the

A FEMALE MONsTER.-In a recent number of the
Ohio Statesman we find the following:
Instances of connubial Inconsistency are becoming
remarkably numerous of late, and almost every ex-
change we read has one of its own. An individual
in Sandusky, who has been pning away with con.
sumption for the past year. was deserted by Ills faith
tul wife on Tuesday last, who stripped the house Of
everything except a cooking stove and the couch
upon which the dying man reclined, and left the city
OF children behind. The shock proved too much for
the enfeebed husband, and he died the next night
NO friend remained to minister to him in his dying
moments, except younger brother, a mere lad, and
strangers performed his last sad rites at his grave
DRIFTED AsHoRE.-In the Beaufort IN. o. Jour
nal we find the following:
A large cask of oil drifted ashore few days since
on Bogue Banks and was secured by Owen. The
only mark upon the hogshead was rs. Nautilus"
What it indicated is, of course, not known Most
probably however, it is the name OF the vessel from
which the oil came. -
eask of Of wine and bog of sperm candles were
found on Shackeltords Banks one day this week. The
candles are marked Of. & R., Augusta, Ga" What
mark was upon the wine we do not know
Were they thrown overheard from some vessel in
distress or are they all that is left to tell of some gal
liant snip whose cargo and crew have found resting
place. in the bosom of "brny ocean2n These are
questions which time only can solve.
The MoBIL1ANs SoLD."-The Mobile Tribune of
Sunday says:
large number Of persons went to the place des-
9nated yesterday evening, to Mr. Wells go up in
balloon, and at the hight of TO- 900 feet burst his
balloon and descend unframed.
AT the appointed hour people flocked into the en-
closure very freely, and OF course paid their fifty
cents at the door, The preparations for the ascension
went on but about the time people quit coming the
balloon hursted before Mr. Wells got ready to CO. and
the doorkeeper took to his heels and ran away with
| the money.
TORNADO AT CAMDEN, ARK.-A terrible storm, on
the 18th ult, visited the vicinity Of Camden Ark.
The Herald says:
Within distance of less than five miles-that part
of the track examined, although the breadth did not
exceed one-fourth Of me-there were more than
twenty house of different kinds literally torn to
pieces and their contents scattered in all directions
No lives were lost ten persons, however, were more
or less injured some of them severely.
A REVOLUTIONARY RELIc.-Ths Edgefeld Is. C.)
Advertiser says:
Our friend, j. H. NJ, has deposited in our sanctnm
cannon ball lately found few miles distance from
the site Of the old Ninety-Six fort. II was sjx
FOUNDER but has slumbered in rust long enou cl to
have lost q portion Of its gravity. Could that old
cannon ball talk, we leave each one to imagine what
it would say.
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lSignedl
M, j. BRENGIER.

ComnercIa Cotton Press,
New Orleans Eoyem 8, 1858. {
have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil
the SoutherR Oil Company the sides Journals Of
the Commercial Press and find every respect
Lard OIL and fully equal to any OIL have used
chnery 1t goes farther than Lard OIL and is entirely
from and keeps the journals cool. consider altogether
the best ubato have during my experience of fifteen
years engineering, and shall continue lis
tSignedl HENRY INGRAHAM,
Engineer of Commercial Cotton Press,
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since, the wife Of Jacob Abbott 10 Gelcondas q. W.
presented her husband with eight pledges Of aecton
at one birth. These children survived until six
weeks old, when two Of them sickened and died,
The whole eight were very small specimens Of hi.
manity when ushercd into the world as might have
been expected. This statement ii literally true il Is
vouehed for by numbers Of respectable witnesses,
who saw the children. IBoston Herald.
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FRUIT AND WEATHER IN GE0RGIA.-The Miledre-
vile Recorder Of the 18th uls says: -
That delicious fruit, the peach, with other tender
vegetables, were thinned out with US from the eject
q the frost OF the 10TH On last Thursday night We
hs1 real summer storm. The wind blew i burri-
cane, accompanied with hail rain. heavy thunder
and the most vivid flashes oi lightning The weather
is still unsettled For tie last four months 4 has
raiped most Of thu time 79szs1s = A~s
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SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.

sad in Judgment best OIL have ever used There
ssssss n cool
Abss year, on made f,oa Ro.n and
.h'sh
:a .: ss.s.,. 81.
iu q s .ts II entirely :h.ugsd ~ ;'no found
lS's''d7 Foreman 4 Il i, ss1 s.s..
True R Rss o! 2sss: J Rss.; i, ftsss:.}
n: y q; sou.asi. on C:,ps.y s.yse
three 81
haze eyer U used an. ; .s .snlnus It's .ss
and csan s1d In every respect Isatsf4c9ry
Foreman True Delta Press Recon-.
ls'sn'd' wrIz a.... q; P psIss...
Patent Wheel Grease,
This Is valuable and economical article and specially
adapted for Cart Wheels and heavy gearing Sugar
Mills
The Paint OIL
Answers cheap substitute for Lnseed and sua.
BILE for description Of painting and for all colos
white or extreme light shades
The Deck OIL
Is suitable for decks of Ships Steamboats, and for Rail-
road Depots, Bhdges etc. etc. It will found valuable as
possesses properties which particularly
In such cases.
The Gas OIL
manufactured especially for Planters and others who
the PORTABLE GAS APPARATUS and is superior article
for that purpose.
The Company recommend with full confidence their
...= Navy Pitch,
superior to any sold in hs market 1t perfectly
clean and free from all impurities and possesses elastic proper
ties not found in any other Pitch.
LIST OF PRICEs:
machinery OIL In barrels rs cents per gallon.
Paint OIL, :. ................. 80 cents
Deck Oil, :. ............... 80 cents
Gas Oil, :. and casks....... 20 cents
Patent Wheel Crease in barrels cents per pound.
Navy Pitch So 50 per barrel.
Aang have been made with the following Hard ware