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Otis. C AssIMEREs. YEsT,Gs. Sc.
IEWELRY STORE.

Watch. Clock. aud JcwcIry Rrparinr.
tHE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED HIS IEWELRN
store the east side or Rroad ST. opposite hi old
~ md where he he found NJ all seasonahC hours
adv to do work In Of business short notice
f~Wpllsokeeps Watches .Clorse 'rectaclcs Jewell
ry Gold Pens and Pencil Cases for sale, of good quality
and ~ the most reasonable prices. I. T BRYAN.
Hsdale, Oct. 18th. 1857
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ng- "Do YOU think tha. raw oysters are
healthy" Yes; never knew ono CON.
plain OF being out Of health in my life
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CONTINUED SUCCESS oF TIE
Co. l0PULlTAN ART lNN0 IlTlGN.

SNROM all sections sections of the county subscribers
II To tAis popular AT Institution. (nuw ia it's sixth
!gu) nrr b,iu- received In ratio unparalleled with
that uf any previous year.
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SuELF uARDWARE.

SSHELF HARDWARE. of all sort Tin Ware. some
- Wond-ware and \ great manv other Whr"s too nu-
10 mention constantly on hard ~ low fguros
Also, Sheet Lead Lead Pipe, &c. g.. u. II NMNoNb.
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Clubbing.
discount Of twenty five per cent from tho above
rlccs will hc allowed to ,LURS ordering -four or more
copies of any on" more OF the above works Thus-
Fou' i,s OF BJckwuod. O view. will be- sen:
Ia address tor 50 00 tour of the four Reviews and
LA, kwood $50: and 80
POSTAGE In all the principal Cities and Towns these
works will be delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent
b, mail tee postSge an! part of the Unrd atrs will
be but Twri four Cents year for Blckwo0d" and
but fourteen cents yenr fOr each Of the Reviews
N.B-1h p,icc H. GI,ar Bitain of the FIVE period.
eals ahoye nAnLel is S3l ler annnm.
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TIE EXECUTION.

rs lho hour approached for his cNecu.
tIo", th" Me )lc1l Faculty in a'cula,ipc.
tn Sborll Of the county, AMI the otil ,,rs
If the ioII visited h : 100 .ui c,uycr,cd
with him Brown va, ch,cHa aud talk
a,'lhongh the hour which vu+ appointed
for lbs death WAS iuIlilc,cut aud far in the
future.
At9 I'clock, military companies com.
mcnc"d assuming Their positions. One
company was >rali ncd in front of the jail /;
another directly opposite the Mmkct
llous'; and yet another in front OF the
Court House Two pieces Of brass can.
non re placed near the jail wal, on the
road leading to ,he ,caloll.
Th place If execution was not more
than half Il mile from the jail. 1t was
erected on Al cuimoncc, in the center Of
twcnty acre ii"td. At the gate u military
company were stationed, who refused To
admit persons unless ccomranicd by Il
military escort. The representatives Of
the press, atter, much trouble, were cscor.
ted into the fl Id, and assigned position
within 100 yards Of the ,catfoll
AT this time the military, had assumed
their positions on tie field, ani in the
" odS, Ia the n nth Of t field d cXccu
tion. The cavalry were seen scouting in
every direction. while mounted men were
Stationed all along he fences of The field
Of execution, and coul b, seen riding to
the south and east. apparently auXou,y
looking for the anticipated rescue.
The Richmond company +. were assign
cG postio" to the south Of TIE scallJld,
aud within fifty yards Of it, while tho Ca
diets from the Virg MIA Mitar, Institute,
were stationed in front, and within about
the same distance. A Company OF Cav
airy were riding about the field, and two
or three companies of infantry were sta.
toned within twenty yards Of the fences,
rs pickets.
Field GERS, staff officers, and officers
Of the day, aud officers not Of the day, to
gether with Aids to the Governor, were
dashing along on spirited horses, riding to
and fro, apparently giving exhibitions of
their excellent ho,s"manShp, and rvdllIng
each other in this accomplishment.
Thus matter, stood at hall-past 10 o.
clock when Gen. Taliaiero, with lis staff
entered the field, and proceeded to posi-
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- nm IInrr',hnreh lPa.l 7tlearal

Eg- Tho Hlau.>hareh (Pa.) 7t'egrop&
SAYS: ~ lady had The habit of picking
her teeth with pins. \ trilling humor was
the consequence, which terminated in
The brass and quicksilver used in
making these pins viii account for these
Pins are Away pcnciouS
to tho tcctb aud should ucv,t b. us.l 'r
toythpIcks.
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... .. ..... .,.rornr tNVrsvrIrr vTcU rUre
.., lrr. zone 'No-nr..h ."ua''s 1"d Sc How
.h...,t"r'ainrrcr' of-'c-',io Grs' ''"es 'vlc
..n-erie tud t"ru. liIrrn'. iur'2
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BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE
AND
URITRStE REVIEWS.
L. SCOTT Co. New York continue to publish the fol-
lowing leading British Periodicals, viz:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY. Conservative
THE EDlsnUnGn Il EvrEw, Wing.
THE wEsTMINIsTER REVIEW, Liberal.
BLaCKwoOD's EDISBURGH MAGAZINE,

These pori1dicn, al rerr'senf th" three great po
II ticul par t'To I Britain WIG Tory and kndi
rn- hui Icl cs ia only feature Ot tcir 'hr'Hc
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the professional mnr. whil 70 h tcG ~ reader OF
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out the wo.d, than can be- possibly btained from any
other source,
Early Comics.
The receipt Of AnvANCE SUTETS from tFe British
publishers gives additional value 20 these Reprints in
asmuch as hey can be placed in the hands OF sub
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rs- Why ia an Old maid lik, dried
orsngel Because neither OF them is worth
a GOOD squeeze
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WRITING PAPERS.

ADVANTAGEOUS ARRANGFMF
~ AND RSoN co. having become AGENTS for the
/ J. sale of Creenlcnf& TAylor Manufacturing Com
pany.s Writing Paners. thev are prepared 20 supply
them in all varieties either In large small ounrH
ties. ut the Manufacturers prices Bv this arrange
ent, Dealers. and others ENJOY the advauta
ges which would be secured 10 them hy the hest
Mill in the country heing located In their midst. SAM
Piles ofthe paper furnished, gratis. .
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II" \ Scotch Girl was converted uuler
the Preaching Of Whitoliol. When a.kcI
il her heart was changed, her true and
beautiful answer was s:--"Somcthing |
know is changed; it may be the world, il
may be my heart there is a great change
somewhere, I'm sure; for everything is dif.
fcreul from villa. it once was
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sr.v~,~,S EXCu,~Gr
DR pIfRINCwON'S

5 srNNr0N " rurNNY. JNCE'oN. NCH.-op-
nsitc Ti-r "r1'rpl Vdlro'd p"UCt. Genera stage
,Imce this
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Fashionable Draperv and Tailoring.

DAILROAD STREET BETWEEN MANNING AND
~ West Streets The subscriber VT shes 20 roturr his
sucercthanks. tn VIII have favored him
with their ,atronage. at tho time time. 20 call
tn irsttentiou IN the now and wel lgelecte1stoc ~
CLOTHS G CtsSIMERES. vEST,Cs. &c.
II" has Just receyedrrom New Yorl City. all oiwhcL
he feels anxious 10 sell AZ the wost price or
mike into garments aS may suit the purchaser
to- Guttng dome on his own Tnvcnte' andTmproved
system and rtrrantedto he inferiorto none but
tiiissaIe Oct latb '57 ROwE
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Moore, who rode with AIRS, Brown, jumped
from the vehicle, an rendering her his
arms, escorted her INTO the Jail. The mcc.-
rg was affecting, and al first neither patty
spoke.
Brown embraced her, pressed her to his
! bosom and exclaimed. "Mv wifi, ~ No
'car~ were shed, but a deep drawn sigh
told too well Of the intensity of the feeling
which each was Undergoing
After n few moments thus spent, tho
Captain drew a chair, and Mrs. Brown sat
down. He them spoke to her of his con.
dit on, told her he was contcntcd, and if it
he loved, he would have no regret in dy.
ing Mrs. Brown entered fully into the
feelings Of her husband, and both were lc.
signed to the fate which awaited him.
Capt. Brown referred 10 the disposition
Of his property and tho welfore of his
chldre-, and after spending an hour in con
v"rsaliou, upper WAS brought in by the Jail
or, and the husband and wife sat Iown
together to par,ake Of their las, mcal.-
The Captain raised his hands, and asked
u d to bless the meal, and then with
chrrrulnoSS which has no parallel, they
commenced their rcpast. Mrs Brown re
NAMED with her husband until half-past
six o'clock, when she was informed that tie
interview must end. The CAPTAIN desired
that his wife might ramain with him du
ring the night, but the orders from head
quarters were 10 the contrary, and accor
dinghy they separated.
While the pa'ting scene was ono which
showed much intensity Of feeling, there WAS
70 exhibition Of passion, and att'r an en-
brac" an kiss, and knl admonition from
from Brown, they parted forever.
When parting tram his wife, he asked
the jalur Is though 1t wcre the most casual
and indifferent question, ''al what hour am
| to b. exocut,dY On being told at II
o'clock, he turned to his wife and said,
every well; if think Of anything clso to
say, | will write it down and leave it for
YOU"
MS !Asr NIGHT.
Brown spent somr two or three hours
last night. writing and reading. and then
retired 10 rest. He slept souudly, and rose
about six o'clock, cheerful and apparently
unconc rucd about the fate which awaited
him. About half past srycn o'clock, after
pmiaking Of his breakfl,', ,i'i,or Capt. Aris, .
who t al been very kind to Brown, and
had cndaarcd hi"-"If thereby, informed 7
him thai Lc could visit Co K, Coppic and
the Other prisoners. if he desired Accor
ding Y, he WAS ulucted 20 the room Of
Cook first.
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SHAKESPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS
SrRAY TAkEN MP.

CANE into the enclosure OF the subscriber about the
~ 10th of August last, light red Cow, with bell on
supposed 10 be six cid. The is requested TO
prove property, pay charges and take her away
North Adams. Nov. 1859 81 :. II. HICKS.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

Hw.FERRIS has on hand and for sale n large and
we'll selected stock Of seasoned Lumber, Of almost
every description. octl1
Hilsdalee, Oct. o. 1859.
WRAPPING PAPER or ALLsizEs F0R SALE By
w MOTT 6P
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B. T.. BROWN.

sSaA WATCH AND CLOCK w FR
70 N Respectfully informs the inha tent.
N .Jsk Of Iillsdale County that il" ha' rrn''
AZ t.Ztgaa Shop in 'Iilisaalc forthc u"rio % r"'
n iring Clocks. Watchcs ,Jeyelry. Fans.Pards' Nns
c Instruments. &c.
Al ynrk warranted. Shop at No. ], Waltr'ns block
Hillsda1e. NSv IOtl,l9I T.. T. BROWN
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Cyy

"ALTER, TRACE, LOG, CABLE. HORSE, COW
Ill Dog, Cat and Fox Chains, for salehv
BHAMMo~n.
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Tnos. W. BRoKEnRoron, Sec.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15

CIrzENs BANK LOUISIANA
New Orleans, February I, 1859 I
~ A. meeting Of the BOARD Of Directors
Of this Bank the I'D inst dividend
lars share the capital stock banking department
declared payable and after MONDAY next l4h
instant.
f.7 lis EUG. ROUSSEAU Cashier
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s.eos1 p crIs.u q
~ !: "a s. e. s:,.s
hey WY presented b ne dar.ss.
funds distributed il nestheIevith.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
r %
{. I, Sns:
~ eonesrD.r ssyoir dsdars
ss e. 1 d die y.
point sppoavt e homoeus esonds
fel5 49, J. l. KELLY. Depuie 0rsnsr.g
No OLE L. Al pssson, hs!d,.sw sl..m.
hereby mortified 70 Without delay B. H. Mont
s'n''' Executor or + b Ii sss s 4
Attorneys At Law, 81 Camp st.
a VT sfs
- ~ ''' i sRfcf !. xIrcHgLL.
~ dee hereby given N persons owing STATE lake. sor
TiG S ., sste Licenses fe The
p s.e receive the same from and after The h
snd Leyee Streets Office hours from 10 O'Clock n 70
Stat. Tax c cas e. 1 Sks1 n,.;a,e N. o.
AVS AUX .PAYEURs DE TAXES DE
a. T.. e. b. l. dome
p.nnss 1853 pour l. Trosns Dses So1ves
d q &C., req s %sHs
o. enss i: sss Fri ss Levse Hsres Dc b.
s'' . - 's''s' a : va sis1 8: d cE Il
,.. Coliecteur de Taxes dEtat,
1aN I'm Troseme District, NO.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS, within that
part Of the Parrish Of Jeneson b. under The jurs-
dcton Of The Police hereby given per
LEI. bank Who are liable to hs q imposed &C.
taxes V. bs TUESDAY II. isih dsy q xarch iss
that Vi hin thirty thereafter The must 10 paid
town q Csolion in said parish The undersigned viii bs
there Tor the purpose Of receiving said al pas
- sss
persons who shall have failed pay The ta1es due by them
shall be drawn mp BY the undersigned Collector whose duty
ue pay satisfy The said taxes viz NJ. nd e
Parish Of 's'''' Tow :: esT ;IssE ~
Left sank, Parish Of Jefferson.
"A psrtis de Ia Parose Jeerson rive ennche suete
jurisdiction d, Jur de Police present toutes
paep ent de taxes imposse 81
o pour psnnee 1883 e JuIi Police de psroisse
!. Is s ta
ous qui suiyront dit Is de taxes dsvront etIe
Rayss a. colieseur sonsgns son bureau IL Mason
eet dy recevoir les dtes taxe sgns son bureau
jon5 pendant leg ,sne ours ,usd depus 10
Et qua Dc deai se des personues qui
Pc. psye lee dtes tsxe. des.e coeenr
as!ss 'h ~ p''s'ns'' a'
s coss, IL
Jalo 1awzm Parosse de Jefferson, Rive Gauche.
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Observation-Disclosures.

e. CAvAROC & co., OFFER FOR SALE Land
~ ing OK ship Elizabeth Ellen, from Bordeaux
10 c,sks cLARET, Psnillac.
iN b. Julien.
60 81. Kssephe.
"a Canteuac.
20 WHITE WINE Hsut sauterne.
lao bbs :.
1000 boxes cLAREr canteuac.
1000 st. Julien.
1876 =. WHITE WINE, Haut sautsrns
45 half casks CLARET. Chauieau Dillon.
IS WHITE WINE, Graves.
casks CLARET, Leovile.
1879 boxes Chateau Dillon.
so. 24half do. do do.
IA. :. Chaut.au I.ahtte,
l7s baskets EMPTY BOTTLES.
% half =.
To arrive per ship oceana, expected from Bordeaux
l45 casks CLARET, Panl.ac.
IS :. st. Julien.
81 st. Estephs
$50 bbls. WHITE WINE, Haut sauterne
l7s5 boxes CLARET, Cantenac.
25o baskets ANIsRTTE. Chsuvet.
10 quarter pipes Coco Pe,e lls 10 o.
octsves 1880.
quarters Cocq, Pere 6s 1902.
IL casks cLAREr, cotss de p From
20 Chateau Dillon
rs boxes ;. .
is quarter .. pes Rochelle, A. seeuetts.
To arrive per ship Heidelberg, expected from Hawe-
40 baskets CHAMPAGNEs, Eug. Clicquot.
To arrive per ship Pepperel expected from Bordeaux
IL quarter pipes COGNAC, j. B. Baron, 1897.
To srrive ship Lgueris expected from Masseilles
400 baskets OIL, j. Plagnol
To arrive ship Hannah Cookes expected Bordeaux:
400 casks CLARET.
100 barrels WHITE WINE.
1900 cages CLARET. .&
50 boxes FRUITS. in Juice, Maineau.
10000 Or boxes SARDINEs, Rodel.
5000 half B;got.
220O Or :. Ouillon.
100 boxes MUSTARD. fel4x
- NEGROES. .........NEGROES. Z
TWENTY NEGROES ~
FROM ONE PLANTATION, tAl relatedo
Whom the owner wishes to
SELL IN ONE LOT
FOR CASH, or CITY ACCEPTAECEs They can be seen
at 1876 Gravier Street. . .....
G.. HATCHER's
fel26t slsye Depot.
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CREscKSr CITY BANK,
New Orleans, january q. 1883.
RJ- Notice ts hereby given that a meeting Of
the Stockholders will be held Office alter H. Peters
Notary Public the 18th February next the purpose Of
procuring their assent to the increase of the Capital
Two millions Of dollars required by the 9Th Article of the
Charter and Section Of the Act of 1855 Free
instant. ~
jas I'm JOS. RAU. Cashier.
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AUCTION SALES.
EMBROIDERIEs AND DRY GOODS.
BY E., ROGER &. CO.. ..

EABROIDERIES AND DRY GOODS.
BY E. ROGER f. CO., .
Formerly H. Peyehsud Hyde Coy
TUESDAY, 18th Inst, at 10 o'clock A. M.
their auction No. b Old Lsves street. Win b
e 'a Fl Collars Bands Chem"
1875 packages Dry Goods such IS irish
M ss
aoon DRILLS Meetings. Printed Linens Towels Bleached
Bf ss-4 dsi.sa; GS' sss. ETC. nn
BY E. ROGER f. CO.,
Formerly H. Pey cbaud, Hyde L Coz
H. ;. r ts assm H. s q 10 .Is sso s
sg rolls 4 best quality White Mating
CARPET BAGS. CARPET BAGS.
BY E. ROGER g. CO.,
trormerly H Peychsud. Hyde Coy
TUESDAY. 18th Inst, at 10 o'clock A: u.
at their auction ROOM No. Is Old Levee street, will be
.r.r u, large invoice Of Carpet Travelling Bags.
BOOTS SHOES AMI BRoGANs.
BY E. ROGER f. CO.,
5~. -. formerly H. Peychsud, Hyde Coz
IL. 4; 'hss Auction H. od is1:;
" " We 80 cases Boots, Shoe. and Brosans.
An invoice made Ladies' and chdren's Shoes
BOOKS, STATIONERY, etc. etc.,
By ANSEL EDWARDS,
Store, So St. Charles street.
R. ARHrIELp, Auctionesr.
THIS EVENING and every week day eveh-
.s ee ss II Il. T r void, Of the
the various Of literature science and art aso
rss snys 9 6. I ess
Bos G best HS Of The best R,. .uhST r de-
siH
anss sk sy sass. soRE
By BLACHE f. BEAUMONT,
Auction Room. II chartres street.
heir rooms. n. :" ehs9ss. sss'
large invoice Of Black silk Duser Velvet MORE
100 Lots Of Dry Goods;
5nss 1osss sbss Eress sis
tsaGs' Dns' Hose bali H''s s
OLD WEST INDIES ORANGE WINE TO THE HIGHEST
bidder sale 10 pay Storage Insurance etc.
BY TOURNE E. THOMAS,
EUGENE TouRNE, Auctioneer
Office 70 Exchange Alley.
r. q sas. ....: as At l. as;n
may concers will be sold
Msrnaus n lois 70 suit The puiehsssss
INDIA BAeeINa, FURNITURE y .oKERE1, GOLDFISH,
etc., for account Of whom it may concern
BY r. B. SYKES,
Store, No. As Magazine street.
WEDNESDAY. 10th Inst, at 10 O'Clock,
at p on
viii be sold 'N1ee'''
bales and 1922 pieces India Baegiog;
26 bbls. Mackerel II drums Goldfish
1 a ara% Sad Gosash 10 dEams aake
ssd soaa.h sS cases h sa1nsars;,
26 bundles Chairs;
ssSsf TEN ne xtssk of ship Bennington s
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WANTED,
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A BUILDING SUITABLE FOR A
family grocery confectionery best To-
atoms in the city, vz corner Of Felicity and Nayades
stree's; now being repaired and in thorough Will
be rented low If applied for soon. NJ. ASPiLL
les corner Terpschore and Nayades sts.
ashk FOR RENT-ONE OF THE PRETTIEsT AND
2T&best waered FARMS the Railroad lO4 miles
AAabove New Orleans, TX miles Gag station and The
cars running within hundred yards of the house. good
orchard on the place. Apply At 1876 Poydss street.
fe4 j. C. DOWEER, General Agent.
FOR RENT-A FINE, LARGE BACK OFFICE on the
second floor of store No. 81 Common street Possession
given Immediately. Apply TO BARELI CO.,
JAS u 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15

OFFICE MIssIoNERs THE CONSOLIDATED
DEBT OF New ORLEANS
City Hall, New Orleans Feb. 4, 1859. \
HSOmcla1-Noticel s hereby given til a {, ac-
so,dng 70 the h Section Of the Act Of the
New Orleans and to provide for the
traton Of It's approved the sd February 1882 and Of
he 9Th Section of he Act supplementary thereto povd
.F fer TIE 9f city Of Lafayette with the city
Sealed proposals will be received to city
200 Bonds of $1,000 each Of the osds according
FOREGOING acts until the 18th of March, 1889
Proposals be addressed to DEBU Secretary, and
dorsed Proposals. for sale Of pBonds."
-coMNssIoNERs-
Hon. Gerard stl,h, Mayor. A. Landry, Chairman.
Adam Gifen Treasurer.
fe4 tLnll O,
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GUNDRIES-
- 2751 sacks Il Fine Liverpool Salt.
210 TINS English Camel Coil.
"a casks Burton's Pale Ale. in pints.
40 casks Whitbresds- London Porter in pints
IS hb.s Pure Old Virginia Peach Brandy
% bbs Fine Old Rye Whisky.
80 casks Carolina Rice
puncheons Fine Old Jamaica Rum.
For sale by S. JONES CO.,
fel2 81 Gravier street.
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i,
.@4 BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctoneer.
- Office. II Commercial Place.
I ANDSCAPE and Cattle View in Devon-
~ shire England by Cole The force boldnets Of this
composition is fanlt!ess the drawing perfect while every
ect in the most admirable keeping Cole among
first Landscape Painters in England.
Cattle Drinkng ~ Howe The works of this are
celebrated that description is needless
Scene in Italy artist unknown but for beauty color and
correctpess OF design is worthy ustrious name.
These Pictures well worth the
hosseus and Will be sold accommodating terms
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VMALSH's PATENT GAS BURNER
PATENTED JUNE 9, 1857,


We beg call the attention of the GAs-CoNsUM1Na PUB
Lie TO THE WALSH REVERSE PRESSURE DOUBLE
CHAMBER GAs BURNER, which has just been submitted to
the critical and in this county, in
the CITY of Albany NJ " where it into direct COMPETE
ton with GLEAS 1NS BURNER the in the United
States of which Professor Siman of Yale College, says:
YALE COLLEGE LABogATosr,}
Tabular and comparative statement result Of Photomerc
y s
Name Of sa1RS sns Pressure y. osaa ii No.
hPs% Sf inches Il i ss
BAti sa slsr's s.. Double Ar feet 1lan 10 candles
=, OF attachment. .....4 l-l0ft. 2 in l6 candles.
Now let the public that in " at
That first sxpsrpss. eseh Burner
The Walsh Burner consuming 2lo feet per
feet hour Difference favor Of Walsh Burner s0 feet
On the third trial Walsh Burner consuming $40 feet per
hS Mss
'''''' i"''i u "Asn D'' r. MERRT III si1 n0a
'sssfs5is oH Af TTE fas Company
'oh'F%Ts%G & a tti@R Committee.
We are prepared tofnrnish them to Gas Companies Gas Fit
es Gas ,s NJ in sizes Also burn
corrosive We also furnish with the burn.
ers extra tips that when the old tips they be
most perfect and durable burners nven'ed.
we have State, County and City Rights for sale.
These Burners have been in of
lshmen in this city to the satisfaction of those who have used
them, and with much economy of use.
The attention of Gas generally is respectfully
called to the above and solicit their patronage
we can give complete salts action.
WETHERBEE GARTRELL,
Sole Agents.
nThese Burners may seen in operation at the Illinois
Central Railroad Office under St Charles Any
left with W. E. REDDING the Agent, will receive prompt
attention. felO tt
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LEGAL NOTICES

y ofNew Orleans. CAIssKLLIRR-No. izsoz
IN ii ibis Estse and e at other persons herein nterssd
toshow within days from the my
they Why the Curat0r
shonld be hooogaed approved and ~
funds distributed IN accordance Herewith.
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NOTICE-I HAVE SO COMPOUNDED INERTIA
that falling bodies rendered through the
OF gravity while neutrality maintained the horizon
void o. countervang elements through the entire drec
are here called on am surely not wrong in this sshe
all at large-manv Of whom would doubtless prefer
coming and its in the clear light offered
than to take the Of its bolt the mnga
conceamen
should not know who to call il attempted it, bat hope
tor in this its demands skill accuracy
is as heavy could well be- My feeble abilities have direct
ed themselves to other problems with the of
o weEs AND word here may not be
rst look into results might be gloomy yet view
1t is the reverse. DAVID BROCKETT.
fel26t 66 Poydras
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- Notice is hereby given that a Certificate
OF Stock for four shares Of the Bank No. 3
dated 10th July lss issued Ache Chiapea having been
lost or mitfad application will be Bank for the
issue of a certificate.
DBL taw6w A. CHIAPELLA.
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BANK JAMES RoBB,
New Orleans January IA, 1859.
cisco, California in sums to suit purchasers.
jal5 If VIM. s. MOUNT Cashier