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News from BrownsxtIle.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec %, 1869.
The steamship Arizona is below. She brings $3.50 900
10 specie and Brownsville dates Of the Goth inst Cortnas
had met with defeat and he had retrcated No further
particulars are given.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
AUAFxxY OF MUSIC. Fourteenth srest-IrALAIS OPERA
DON GIOVANNI
nIBIos GARDEN. Bsoadway.-srxoS's MsuArs-Ticz 1T
Rora FnAIs-RAouL-
BowERY THEATRE Bowcry-sAHrA cL.us-GooD
HAruREp GRNrLEHAN-A CoLoRED PREsIpENr-JAcK snEr-
WINTER GARDEN, Broadway. opposite Bond street
C0rcSo0s.
wALLACKs THEATRE, Broadway.-EvERrBoDr's
RIEN5-KSocgs AND NOSES
LAURA KEEEE's THEATRE, 62i Broadwsy.-GREES
BUSHES.
REV BoWERY THEATRE Bowery.-rwo HIGHWAY
MEN-MoTHHR Goose AND tGE GoioSS EsG-fAppf CARkf-
STATE eEcRE-s
FRENCH THEATRE. b9s Broadway.-CowsIs MUSICAL
RNrnRTAInarfr
BARNUhs AMERICAN MUSEUM Broaaway.-Arer-
nooI-ALAppIs. Evening NERVOUS MAS-ALAppiS.
BRYANTS' MINSTRELs. Mechanics BALL 472 Broadway
BuRIEsQuEs, Sosss, DANCES 6c.-ScENEs At PHALoSs.
BrREs SONGS DANCES, BURLEsours &c.-MRs DAYS NEW
YEA2 CALLS roR 1851
WOODS MTNsTREL's. IA observation-disclosures SONGS,
DAuoxs 6e--NEw YxAR Calls.
CHATHAM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PERFORM
AscKs-HoNx AND THE HOMELESS
NEW OPERA HOUSE. 10 Brosdway.-DRAYroSs PAR.
loR Orxzls Asp LYRIC PROVERBS.
New York, Friday, December 80, 1859.
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The Fugitive Slave Law.
INDICTMENT AGAINST EIGHT CITIZENS OF OTTAWA
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. Dec. 90, 1860.
The Grand Jury Of the United States District Court
evening found an indictment, under the Fugitive Slave
law against eight citizens Of Ottawa, Illinois, for the res
cue Of an alleged slave In that city in October last.
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papers can bring two Amerc au cases to match
these OF Anglesey and Lemoinc we nxsst main
tain that the best Of the argument reaains on
this side of the Atlantic
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Loss OF the Ship Heidelberg.
NEW ORLEANS Dec. %, 1862
The ship Mariana, from Genoa has arrived here She
has on board the crew Of the ship Heidelberg, which
sunk on the ed inst
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LUTON IN ExTINGUIsHNa FIRES Yesterday
morning, as the reader will see in another
column, fire took place in Fulton street,
which destroyed property to the amount
ofhalf million ofdollars, and were it not for
the operations of the steam fire engines, proba-
bly, the fire would have equalled the great fire
Of 1916, and perhaps that Of 1885, when the
victorious flames achieved conquest of
twenty millions worth Of property.
Hitherto great prejudice existed in New
York, particularly among the old fremen,
against the innovation Of the steam engine in
troduced here from Cincinnati, where it had
been very successful. Three or four had been
made here by order of the Common Council,
but owing to the feeling among the fremen
they have not become general. The result of
the fire yesterday morning, however, has
almost completely removed that prejudice, and
the Oldest iremen now admit the vast supe-
riority of the steam engine over every other
engine yet constructed for extinguishing fires.
In the intensity of cold weather the difference
is rendered still more striking, and it was
owing to the accident Of the excessive cold on
yesterday morning that the flremen generally
became convinced Of the merits of the steam
engine.
The great fire in 1886 took place in the same
month-the night of the 10th of December-in
store in the rear of the Merchants Exchange,
The wind was blowing fresh from the north
west, and the weather was intensely cold. It
was with the greatest difficulty that the engines
could be kept in working order barrels of
brandy and other spirits were kept beside the
engines and emptied into the boxes to keep them
from freezing. The fremen were compelled to
put brandy in their boots to keep them from
freezing. But every exertion failed, and it was
necessary to blow up buildings in order to ar
rest the progress Of the fire. 1t ragged for fifteen
hours, burning over space Of fifty acres, from
Wall street to Coenties slip and Broad street, a
region Of the city at that time covered with dry
goods stores and warehouses, filed with the
most costly merchandise. Seven hundred build
irgs were destroyed, which, with their contents.
involved loss Of twenty millions Of dollars.
The insurance companies were made bankrupt.
Had the steam fire engines been then in ope-
ration the loss would have been comparatively
small and had they not been at work yester-
day morning there is no telling how far the fire
might have extended, or what the amount of
the loss might have been. The steam fire en-
CINE docs not depend on The weather for its chi
Cheney in London, Cincinnati and philadel-
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STEAMBOATS,.

E.sI-& FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
sTe stesmszz !; NpHR THREE TINES WEEK
at clock for the above p9ctS ' i""S "i'eiIIools
Freight received daily
datiOuS superior state room accommo.
For freight or passage apply to
j. BRANDT Jr Agent
p G p,ssa,,a ;ror,,,;-,,-, > Light street 81 har.
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E.,,sl~:.!~ NEW YORK AND BAI fTfNCH,
! - 81 UFFICE OF MONUMENT

~ s 11SssfSSsES STEAM TUG COMPANY.
"a 1onpanys boats having been nut in complete running
o are now prepared execute every description OF
I'm n, ftrOor towing at the shortest notice.
Inc tnlnpaily's Boats s follows:
steamer TIGRESS, Captain LIKE League.
steamer IIONFSS Captain A H. League
The commanders are experienced masters and guar
antee given vessels IN their charge The
rates ~ tow 90 Iii t made reasonable further nfor
nation andy TO The Captains board or Of the agent
~ Apply " WIN H. BOLTON,
aIets No. "a " Pratt street
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VIM. CRAWFORD. A.
WESTERN
L.. "a
Ex4 49,

- - SSE-- MARYLAND RAILROAD
0PtN, TO GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGS' Mills
SIN ana alter The IN Of October, the cars will leave aly
SStltioh i3r OwingS Mills at 73O A. NJ RcturIinp Ino,
WEgS Mills at and II A. NJ The O'Clock train Connects
u!lnHpus Tor HelSterston and Manchester for which
ol2tf >N pm ttSSiI-rN- o. ,,,,,..
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HarTT1 IOIb l.ONDON.
me l. as per Lloyds, Danish schooner Juno,
APT ieuorsen, Will have quick dispatch For fre,it am,
noO ~ KNOX Il co.
l25 Smiths wharf
attFrg1 FOR RIO DE JANIERO.
- The ship 'BANSHEE." Cant Las x.D now
soaas, VIII be despatched the 10Th instant Far
sage having handsome accommodations, applv In ~ pas
n2I-tf mum NhiNS y 60,
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Merfhar0l3t.

SC9THES dozen 'Darling's' and oval
don e. stamp american Corn and Grass scythes also
For at Factory rates by HISS sSYe d sn9 S
Charles street i''' 0'Hh' u ana ~ ,
II FAURE & CO.'S COGNAC.-G. O. COR
\ !. TEX, Agent, No 50 S. Gay street aStf
LIRAMARINE BLUES boxes lust re-
- feiVed and for sale by r. j. BAKER SO South Charles
v ERDlGRIS.-lO cases Verdigris, ground in
OIL, Tor sale by ] PARKHURST, Jr, Co. No 70 Bow
- jeff
WESTERN BACON SIDES In store and for
S"ie " n Il, W f.bb y Bko. O5-tf
WINES AND COGNAC.-4 quarter mines
Marsha, 2quarter pipes Port wine quarter pine
By Il sEPE9r anSsy %it
vert street "-'9 o - 'ouL ae VI
w HiSkEY.-A constant supply of Recti6ed
Err Il hsn sR s6d y Is soa at small
HOGSHEAD SUPERIOR WESTERN JOWLS
1lor sale by WWHTELoCK co, a South street nil If
II BBLS. RYE WHISKEY, about one wear
old and which We believe to be best article now in
h wn2 bg %h @ Lay by emGtRng
GKAFF, IS South street, opp. Exchange Place e2stf
C6 TRCS; EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS,
~ y Tor sale by SMITH NIC0DEMUS. oI4-tf
III CASES BEST ENGLISH CAST STEEL
JENKINS 81 SOUTH Charles street "S poGAS %
100 BUSHELS PEACH SEEDS for sale by
wv I 7 MARTIN 4 BRO, 70 s. Calvert ST. n4tf'
HHDS; PRIME WESTERN BACON
NGo6T SIdes' bright and hands for sale by SMITH
1S0 CASKS CLARET AND SAUFERNE
Wines, ship MARSHALL in casks of 30 and 60
eGeo and and sf o TsTy G s Pgf
loo BBLS. PRIME CITY RENDERED LARD
tmors for sale by G. CAsSARD SON. Oand 400 W Bal
100 BBLS. PRIME WESTERN LARD in
Ra S1Ore t2r sale by G. CAsSARD& SON. 4O7 and 4O9
900 JACKSONVILLE OLIVES for sale by B
~ " h. SPALDlNG 4 Co. Is Commerce st. nI9lw
SS0 PLAIN WESTERN HAMS for sale Inv
OoOW. WHTELOCK 4 Co A south street e Milf
Sn0 BONES AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
BOLTON 81 W Pratt agent ii a6as
6S0 SACKS ASHTON'S FINE SALT, in
W. MAS store and for sale by FoARD ROGERS, lG Bow
; 000 LBS. PATENT AXLE CREASE
IT, B66S S sale Paa Sw by
f. O00 PATENT BATH BRICK-Received
BY hP oWy y w Rqfe
10 000 DOMESTIC, OPERA, REGALIA
G ~ r2o 0&nd L0NDRES CIGARS, for sale cheap for
SON sr:e sio ~ WEBB E. corner Of Garden and Mad
90 000 LBS; PURE WHITE LEAD AND
WI # B Wits zne TF Ps By
54.OO0FETEG FEET GP,4 A. po yellow PINE
sawed Just arrived from Charleston peT schooner II
\ j, Nield, for sale by PENDERGAST BROTHERS y
Smiths wharf, up stairsi iS9, IF
5O 000 HAVANA CIGARS.-Choict
brand, just received and for sale by GUN
Idthk RQDEWALD. 80 Lombard street enc door west
t2outl street m3l-tf
az 000 Ell LEON DE ORA BEARS,
SS.OOO 10000 FL Leon de Orc Londres LIST; 30 OOi
III Leon LondreS Ids 25O Fl Nnfa Londres Sis Just re
celyea per steamer Empire City. p TERNAN & SON I'm
ts, = y. Clarles street jel3f
In0 00A FEET GAS and WATER PIPE
I,G ,Ur0Oalso Galvanized Iron Pipe, for sale b,
nSnAN " JENKINS, 33 s. Charles street. te23f
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Steamboats,.

r.lsll%- \ NOTlCE-The steamer "GEOR-
EE=-szG EANNA' Las discontinued runrira,i,
account OF arrangements being made for anntio t
to run IN connection with her IVA '"''.'sr BOAT
Hi--l J. r. II. LEFFLER
nsA FOR THE SOUTH
asEzzzs4aa.1ls' DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILabEL-
PlilA and BALTIMORE, via the
~, ,-,,,,,., BAY LINE.''
~ NORFOLK, WELDON, WiIMINGTnN CFJArTps
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH, CHAIR ORTIZ CiJT M! II
BlA, ATLANTA; MONTGOMERY, AM
NEW ORLEANS
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
No. pa ~, except Sundaysl via
BAY Line, ~ SEA BOARD X ROANOKE RAILROAD.
~, d, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the tr9v p|lr
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL the Railroad from " ~ ''3'.i
NEW YORK TO WELDON n G
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@iass, 9iquurs. lie.
h CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
tfR55563 J. B. GHARRON 4 co, AGENTS
A4s41f& FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS

MA CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
t}a7 ! B. GHARRON 4 co, AGENTS
IN FRANCE,
Have Just received and offer for sale very superior COGNAC
Emile Belmont Co. Cognac Brandies various vinisEss
Bor@eaux Glaret Wines from low finest grades Burgun
brands HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH Of prime
The above Willie sold in United States Bonded Ware.
gahela Rye Whskeys 10 bb very old copper distilled
Bourbon WhSkeys 200 bbls fine medium grades Bourbon
IN want OF pure liquors Office No lSi LOMBARD STREET
$500 So Ialorer. ap5-f
@a WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
- p BLACK TEAS, &c.
oarcU I Ene articles of their own importation
SHERRY wINES-Pemartine's finest pale gold and
PORT WINES-Sandeman's Competition red and white
Port, In wood and in glass. ~ ''
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard Marchs Rne Madeira in
WOO GOA, and IN glass; ALSO Grape Juice
nUSh IN Acknowledgment Steinterger Marcobrun-
CHAMPAGNE and Cga6 i sS finest in
BRANDIES-otard and Hennessys fine old pale and dark
REMs1old and fine jamaica Antigua Grenada, and from
HOLLAND GIN-The best qaaIity@Tiernan brand-and
200 half chests Of the finest SduGHoNG TEA. apstf
aNWILLIAM F. GETTY,
80 DEALER IN Fo9REIGN
D H. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS
lnvfS attention TO his carefully selected stock Of
with the assurance fIom him that every article shall prove
imdoration. ~ ~ ~ u
os,u DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Url 6aC ,-H, fl.
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BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
N R. B A A K Z E

RI. BAAKEE
~ TREATS ALI. DISEASES.
special attention given to all chronic diseases CoUGHs,
SkouP CoNsUMPTIoN INFLUENZA ASTHMA, BRoNCHITIs, all
diseases of the NOSE MOUTH THROAT and LUNGS; all SKIN
bago Lumbar AbcessS scrofuia, Rhenmsis ont Nan
fdSa Paralysis Epilepsy Commissions Dyspepsia, Dys
EMERY Diarrh@a The worst of PILES cured
snort time ALSO Of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels There
are many diseases incidental women and children which
are treated with distinguished a particulars will
Ds gwen by letter Dir Baakee produce thousand
CANCERS oL6 SORES, 0R GLGERss HIP DISEASES,
sCArD @ ~ Woe 9E EVERY pn RES 81 T o
il Any 6THER "a RT OF THE BODY Yo'A' YIN
TUMORS AND SWELLINGS
every description and without the ofhe knife or any
surgical Instruments These last named diseases cannot be
cured by correspondence therefore all such patients must
place themselves under the Doctors personal supervision
Dr Baakee has made discovery of 'TLUID, that
will produce absorption of the CATARACT and restore
permanent vision the Eye without resort to the knife
EYES AND EARS
successfully treated without the use OF the knife r nee
die pr Baakee has constantly on hand his Office very
extensive assortment of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYHPANUMS, or EAR DRUMS
every variety of artificial articles known in the worlda
large assortment OF beautiful and durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL FEET,
with the Ankle, Leg and kneeJ Joint attachment
these articles are perfectly natural adapted for either
SEN and can be by express any part of the world
All kinds of Irusses for Hernia Rupture every de-
crto ir either and Tusses particularly adapted
sUs UTERL
Doctor Baakec is the celebrated and skilfu
physiclans and surgeons now living. Hixfame known
peiTiphna t, IN every principal city of the world
to pay postage incidental expenses All Chronic Diseases
G ne treated by correspondence, except those mentioned,
IL once Hours, from A. NJ. to 4 p. NJ.
o os Oi Broadway few doors above Fourth street
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Bill Rua0s.

80 @ - FOR THE
WEST, NORTH.
,-opTr,M,0 R T II W EST
NOhIhEkN CENTRAL RAILWAY
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&aT%N m, fbR BREMEN.
- lIe good Bremen bark GAMMA" H. Rasrren
t WIN nave quick dispatch for the boy mort ~
o Or l'sSa$eapp!yto the Captain on board at Hcnder
ms 3v ' VI 20 VAN kAPFF " ARENS,
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F0R RRRMRN

si5zs=s The good Bremen ship "ERNESTIvP II t,;,
pnn to VIZ b ve quick dispatch For freight or passage
PtS w e 'dPaln on board at Hcndcrsons wharf or tn
MS qvv Won kAPFF & ARENS
No - German street
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Dsrict-Two 6ne Threestory Brick Budiuss n ia cor
Of New Levee and Market Plsce-Three yerv snod
Two.uory Brick Houses. fronting on Market Place snd
Double One story Brick Resdencss d. jane, stret
BY NJ VTGNIE,
City Asctsoneer,
offce-Eo. 8 BankS Arcade
THURSDAY, April q, 1859, at IL O'Clock
NJ BaukS Arcade Magazine street. aaction win Be-
sold " :.
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND in the square bonded By New
Leye Tchouptouia st. James and Market designated
a. Lots 1to7.
Lots Nos % feet inches snd lines
front New Levee 81 feet ngether with the
brick building with stores below the portions
well arranged for dwellings, and story brick kch
ems etc. erected esch lot the whole having right the
ne o. comm alley opening on Market Place Iof No
being the Of New Levee and Market Place. leased
70 Noy 1888 AZ $50 month and Lot No. is leased
Nov ], 1889, At $50 per month.
Lots Mes 3, and S. front on Nsrke. Place. No. has n
re or more 'front.' Nos and have each feet front
s having depth Of 6S feet and II inches together with the
wotoy brick honses, we'll arranged for below and
dwellings above with wostory brick Kitchens etc. erected
eacn o Lnt 10 has right to the Of slley
Lots Nos and measure each or more front On st.
Jarnes street. by 90 feet II inches deep together with the
double Onestry Brick Residences. kitchens
erected On each Lot etc all in good according
plan now exhibiting al the auconeers otce No. Bsnks Ar
cade Passage.
The above described property almost new supplied with
hyd,ants ETC. and has all the
dwelling purposes.
erTERMs- ne-fourth cash and the balance on ered,
ery and bearing cent interest per from date 81
tae until maturity and after maturity
per cent per annum until fully paid The buildings te b
Kept Insured against the sks Of FIRE, and the policies Of
Acts of sale before Wagner Go,tschak Noaries Public
the expense Of the purchasers. mai
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BY n, yIGNIT.

% M vx0Nx LIZ
saa.rs y Z bounded y 6 ysrdIs..d Jsassu yers
III R vi KEY LOTS ~ asoGsD T. ssss. No =,
gnassd Los. Nos @ messurns eseh ~ fest lines fon
Nos and 'front.' 81 Robertson street. and Los Hes
II s9T z EHT aoTs OF GROUND fronting p.y %
onlsa and partly Coue street. between sodee and Forcs
q, Twenty SEE LOTS o. eaogKD n .qu..s No. g,
TGEsfTsX LOIS i z 81 GROUND in .qus,s No. .,
$1,000 ;, os's cSgs and cssstine Streets
=, TfwE VEL LOTS q GROUND in ,au.rs A s-anded
* ~ PIC. e ~
IS sau1sE 'e " a X lssIs s. ,ss !,
bounded esnas johnson ssd ar sr .es ii d,sss
HI 81 II; III d. 70 e
k Ne, E ssss nors-a .nd F.nd dsssasss !.
DESCRIBED ....4 ~ 10 81. October.
!. sa . = asse The
and 20 feet rom o. New .sd Es.
% E.ss = :. asS,1 3
feet inches the line; together hs n
Lot No. 40 feet front New r>v.s ,ree. Nv
s s.D Of OF s e. shsl s Ssii u .ss 3
eet depth ssi nes depth % 6. Sh a.
Linz I'd g M I 6S snsi souS N 5fnr as no n
s. .as q
n.sng front
% 81 s. s ss rs 4 s r.
BY Bartholomew Johnson Genius streef
s Il OF GROUND in .sar. No
nd 'fs
!eas q ss.s . ed
new and Benefits Streets divided into lots desgnasd
THiEIkEx Tors OF GROUND IN sonar. N. 81. bounded
sxns.sd = Los Nes. IS
sorvass = n,5in, L9rs 3! NJ g
"a atsET;'e So y hoi ms MSs e
No g bounded ~ France Je:spbia S.s.s md cei.sas
%. ETENTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in .su.rs No. g.
ssss s.a dsssn:isd . Los IA. q s'hs'ils
: e PEI Psn.S; EIGHT Y.,rs q, apor.n
NJ q s bss3f "a =;
~ SIXTEEN L6Ts 81 GROUND. fo1nne he .qa... No.
81 bounded by Florida Wall. Hancock dastIy md
r., 81 No. o.
bounded BY Ems Humanity Nathde and Pleasure sssts
forming III. .ss.r. No.
ssss9a1ss t a6 Sp y = Il
ssssd y sss Sss 5 ,,.a - 0''s ''s' &c.
No bounded BY Treoa cslsst,ne Hancock and Genius
&C. 4sssIs LAs6 .ss
adjoining Hancock street. ds'xa-'sd : '.fs NO :
CT ss g. sn
depth and fronting on Hancock street and % feet
Tract Nos measures arpents ~ feet inch and lines
S d sad L. T.1 g
Tract No measures l04 fest inches md HES
Depth and and IS feet the line according
Pig ONE HUNDRED AND srx SQUARES sDxreHrr-
y Virtue re ~ n The e.
/ ' aentilIy Road. -
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SUNDRIEs-oS BOARD SHIP PEPPERELL, from
~ Bordeaux. below coming up .f4i
CLARET-s0 casks good ordinary and family.
of 100 quarter boxs in OIL Of Ronde
net, Nantes -55Ss,s7- -
C0RKS37 bales fine and snperfne French, Of 10000 and
IL. each; l bale of 6pO large Demijohn Corks
DRY PRUNES-60 ca.es In cases OF "a jars OF different
shapes and sizes.
BRANDY12 and is eighth pipes Of fourth proof
Rochelle, Lancet. For sale by
S. D. GRATTAA 4 CO.
ms 20 Cus.omhouse street.
Hoard Il SONS PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
IL STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Now in store and ready for delivery eighty hese celebrated
engines, Of the following sizes
nche fLcxl indie
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CHARLEs HEIDsIEcK cnAMPAGNE-

This celebrated Wne OF the above we'll known brand has
been and will continue be- received by the undersigned in
quantities u meet the increased demand Of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied the evidence,
that from the closest iasl he OLD and
hold of with determination to bring snd its claims
distinct before The public generally than here
superior quality Of this article must satisfy
that its ion from source where great attention
thorough experience have been brought bear in
Charles Hedsieck has given his whole mind
perfection his md making worthy the
Frequent United States enabled him
fully understand and appreee the tastes and shes q
and of his having prohed by that information is
evidenced Champagne ted for the palate Of
the wire unsurpassed rich bouquet and
excellence The varieties Of brands OF Champagne
greatly doub 70 confuse the bq, the oyes
must ok for Chsrles He dieck
in full LABEL well the corks and capsules
t. ", BAYATn It Co.
General Agents for North America, New York.
Charles Hsidseck obtained in quantities The
timed Houses besides others not here naned
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepers.
i. j. HART CO..
j. II. 4 I. N. MARKS
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
fee " PAINE. STEELE co.
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and from to y inches stroke and rating from ~ to . here
with chmnies blowers and water pipe complete TIL Is
Is THE ONLY STEAM ENGINE MADE WHICH HAS A
BOILER PERI EGTLY ACCESSIBLE IN ALL OF ITS
PARTS, ROTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE, FOR CLEANING,
and conclusive evidence of its superior and popularity
in the fact that upwards ONE THOUSAND Of them
in with constantly increasing demand For sale by
s. II. GILMAN,
d27 3mkW 70 Grsyier street, New Orleans
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FACTs AND sUGGEsTIONs, CLAIMING THE

consideration all those conducting business either
large or small scale in the city country:
As perfectly reliable SAFE when enconntsrit Hre
from Thousand times it's cost Il anything
true economy disp with of such artice
that liable detero thus becoming
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