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FATHER KILLS HIS SoN.-we learn from the
officers of the Alvin Adams that James H. Bates
killed his son, John Bates, near Fulton, Tenn. on
Monday night, March 18th. A dispute arose between
father and son about some cards, which younger
brother playing with, the father saying he did
not allow such in his house, when the young man left
the house, followed by the father who told him not
to return or he would stick his knife in him. The
returned, having no idea his father would use the
knife when his father stabbed him in the left breast
causing instant death. Both were considered uuiet
erty The father assisted in buryng the son, and has
not yet been arrested. Lou. Courier, l4th.
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For MEMrHIs.-The U. s. mail passenger packet
steamer Nebraska Capt A. r. Irwin, will leave this evening
at O'Clock, connecting Memphis with the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad for all Eastern cities also with the ars
elias, packets for Louisville Cincinnati aud st. Louis For
through tickets by the apply J. H. Fregh
Memphis packet agent office under the ST. Charles Hotel
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CLIPPING, PLATING AND BROWNING: BY
~ GAL'ANoPLAsTY, with a new Process of TIMING
BY @. ROUYER,
l5d Charires STREET near the Orleans Hotel
aransn for gliding, plating and nronzing is theory for
the realization OF which long practice necessary "
The undersigned has proofs during the ter vear. o
mas been established in this ciy that he realized it,
lie can add that the confidence which fort
as to merit is due not only to the result of his knowledge and
on. also TO the guarantees assured by his probity
lie has Tor instance for those who have dlssa,ed
rewe all defective work from his shop during his
in Europe. 's s "'sehee
kouyer after more than two spent in costly expert
mems mas succeeded IN discovering rather nvenng
process for Thinning by mean. of gavanisrr e ~
He will therefore undertake timing of cbaRppd;s,
dishes ureens etc, in all Styles for steamboats, hotrIe
ing houses etc, etc.. etc. ~ .
myG9 If Rouyrp
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BusINEss.-Young gentlemen who desire to be in
business have business qualifications Dolbears College
1906 Canal mpar the exquisite information to qualify
all such. See advertisement
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G. A. SMITH,
Foreman Of Press Room.

True Delta Office Press Room2
New Orleans Jaa. II, 1879.
Having been testing the Machinery Oil made and furnished
ne BY the Southern Oil Company for months and having
adopted M exclusive In the Prets Room weeks
past take pleasure In stating that find It equal any OIL
have used, and shall continue its use.
The Oil ia entirely free from gumkeeps the machinery cool
and clean, and is In every respect satisfactory
lSignedl RICHARD W. HARPER,
Foreman True Delta Press Room.
concur in the above opinion
tSigned1 WILLIAM G. DUNN,
Assistant Foreman.
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SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY,

Oil on the press of the "Crescenn for past
srd In Judgment Is the Oil used There
s no tendency and Keeps machinery cool and
clean, and penetrates the oil holes readily.
About two years tried Oil from Rosin and re-
con, f1r nbreang purposes which and
gave opinion Of Resin OIL and with
that tried that made by the Southern Oil Company
suit Of this trial has entirely changed opnon ouud
1t, as above stated, the best have used.
lSgnedl G. A. SMITH,
Foreman Of Press Room.
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Chemical Laboratory, New orleans School of Medicine.

Chemical Laboratory, New Orleans School of Medicine !
September %, 1858. {
have carefully examined specimen Of Rosn Oil
Southern OH CompR and find that retains perfect lin
pidy low six degrees below Faeuheit's
scAelhy eight degrees below freezing point twelve
below it becomes turbd but does cougeaI still
being liquid. 1t is therefore highly valuable ubcating
in climates where the naturally
scarcely exposed under ordinary to
temperature low the artificial subjected to
without freezing.
Signedl I. l.. GRANDEUR, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence New Or
leans School OF Medicine.
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| ZEE IL LEAVIET'S PATENT CIRCULAR SAW
MILL, with Norrross' Rocker Boxes Stenrn's Patent
Eccentric Head Block. - ~ e'''
This Mill IS tny one third stronger both in wood
work and much superior TO- and has given better satisfaction
than any Circular Mill heretofore in use.
Norcross Pacnt consists sspenne the saw so that II can
have lateral vibration and when thrown of line will re-
cover itself by the action Of the driving the arrange
men OF the parts by which is sustained while the same
tina The aopr has lateral play in its is made 10
with the shoulders 10 prevent The oil fro, psttn an
while in opelationa matter OF gent importance when the
motion is rapid, as in Circular Saw Mills "
Searns Patent consists in enabling move The log
on the ways with ease and with accuracy thereby saving
mans wages nnt making better work than Mills usual
screw head blocks.
Twenty-Five OF these Mills in ready for delivery
with saws iron, ~ to Il inches in diameter also several
Double Mills, with Top Saws. and full assortment of
" Young Americs" iron frame Mills For sale by
s. II. GILMAN,
d27 SnSW 10 tiravier street, New Orleans
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Pass Christian. October 6, 1858.
Dear Sir went 70 Mobile Monday and visited the works
of the Southern Oil Company and had explained
the process BY which they refine the Oil and expe entirely the
pyroneous acid ard ammonia aud mpart the alkRne pro
perty essential TO all ubreatory uil4.'t
This Is precisely rhs all Resin Oil makers heretofore have
failed do, has caused welfounded prejudice
against the 0l without the features which
toned QUOTED abpve the Oil would possess lu5r
eating purposes while with the disc made system
in the Mobile Works believe the Oil will prove
sg2er9n 9ny oisf On Tor n'icang purposes more espe
bur Congratulate the Company and the country upon the
achievement, which will be
Your obedent want,
[Sgned s. II. GILMAN.
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- Bouma, December 6, 1858.
Mr. +. W. G. Cook, New Oreans-Denr Sir The Machinery
Rosin Oil from the Southern Oil Company, you me in
obe gave entire satisfaction journals being from gum
and heat.
For smgarlouso purposes it will do as well a Illuminating
Oil. Thanks for The barrel sent n yesterday.
Yours respectfully,
lSignedl N. j. BRENGIER.
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Commercial Cotton Press,

Commercial Cotton Press,
New Orleans, November s, 1858 {
have thoroughly teed the Machinery Oil manufactured by
the Southern Oh Company, the sides wrists journals Of
the Commercial Press and find 1t in every respect superior
Lard OIL and fully equal to any Oil have on ma.
chinery goes farther than Lard OIL and entirely free
from gum and keeps the JOURNALS cool altogether
the best ubraor have used during experience fifteen
years engineering, and shall continue lis use.
Signed HENRY INGRAHAM,
Engineer of Commercial Cotton Press
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Gold Digging. Discovered in oA.o ,
In the Cincinnati Commercial Of the 18th We find

In the Cincinnati Commercial az TN. ,s.,, :. -.
81, .,ua,,a ,..,,. 4'.' ADu
we are informed BY MT. Baen, associated with Nj.
r. Oenman 70 preparing the general index ID the
County AUDITORS ONCE, that gold digginss havs ~
eendy been discovered in section twentyeight,
Symmes township, about one mile almost due west
rom Polktown, on the Little Miami Railroad. We
expressed Incredibly, but our informant proved his
aneenty BY visiting the placer on Sunday. and con-
nsms Ply M9sement The placer 10 IN little branch
called Dry Ran, which entsu the Little Miami river
nsoM foktovn, and - on the premises Of Mr. Ma
''i n. humphrey.
q, c. humphrey passed several years in the placen
me nh;s Observing the similarity Of the topo-
Is Eaiis, IN that section with gold regions
ositv to u,a.n ne Va prompted BY motives q cur
cc,orp 1920. and be succeeded In finding the
nrocur;ng ~ eonss.ucs himself long tom and,
IaIorsd d,;nsn4I. ~ OF another person, they
abont si1 henrs s an iast and realised after
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COPARTNERSHIP.
NOTICE OF copARTNER.,,Ip-.T1 :

NOTICE OF COpA TNER SHIP THE II.
G have This day entered into eoparnershp for
leans, under the style Of THOMAS MURRAY K CO. and in
FLORIDA under the Style Of CRI3LAR BATCHELDER
and are prepared to contract for cargoes Of Lumber
deliverable from their Mills In Florida
fdtes wishing Lumber by The cargo will
please address THOS MURRAY L Co Nav Orleans 81 Wi"
THOMAS MURRAY CO. arc charged wi h HE liauida.
ZION o. The affairs Of the late firms OF POOLEY NICOI co
anu CRlGLAR, BATCHELDER 4 CO., and have assumed
the pay ment OF all the liabilities of said firms.
THOMAS MURRAY,
JOHN PODLEY
VIM. l.. CRIGLAR,
New Orleans, February !, 1850
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Culifornin Saw Mills Third District \

California Saw Mills Third District
New Orleans Nov. l6 lSsS.
The Southern Oil GnmpanyIr ntlemen Having
tried the Rosn Machinery Oil made by your Comp ny on tile
engine and machinery of the above mentioned Saw Mill
have the pleasure state thai highly approve us ur
eating Oil beng in my opinion fully equal lubrcator
any Oil have used, In point of economy supcro-a
less quantity being required and working perfectly free from
gum.
lSignedl II. STILES.
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A Yankee being asked how it happened that hi.
sweetheart had given him the mtten, replied: 81
was such fool that praised her much she got Sc
proud she wouldn't speak to mel"
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Deer Range, January Is, 1879
Agents OF the Southern Oil Company, New Orleans-Dear
Srs have been using very extensively upon all tue ma
chinery belonging the plantations Sugar Mill and En-
CINE Draining heels Pumps Saw ard Corn Mills, the Oil
manufactured from Rosin by the Southern Oil Company and
find ii in respect preferable to any other have
used the Wheel Grease and the Navy Pitch for plantation
know other equal in point of e,onony duration and
s.rvice
glad TO notice the which attends the efforts of
the Company fnd believe that in time this branch
dusty will rival almost other among immense
pine forests which abound throughout The Souh will dis
credtnble people ii they sources
almost untold wealth. Surely the South encourage
every effort looking her industrial enfrsnnhi from the
North and in branch OF promises more
brilliant than in this. The appeal should be brought home 10
every Southern patriot believe will .pouded
Your obt serv't,
tSignedl MAUNSEI. WHITE,
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Spring Trade, Consisting in part Of
EESTED TRUNkS-four Trunks In one nest at 81 25 m
to s. 10. - ~
HEsTED TRUNKstwo and three Trunks in one nest, a,
81 Is up to IS 50. ' "
Wopd Folio Trunks at s2l per Dozen and upwards
Imitation and Genuine soleeather Travelling Trunks from
81 90 up to $40 per piece. ~ ~
VALISEs from SIT per dozen and upwards
Ladies' Sole Leather Dress and Packing Trunks.
Bolnet Boxes, Reticues, etc., at various prices
Ladies and Gents Travelling and School Bags from Is Is
per dozen, and upwards. ~ w ~
Genntne INDIA RUBBER cLoTHING-Long Goats and
Leggns for Plantation Offices Sea Steamboat Captns
OIL-CLOTH CLOTHING for Plantation Hands and draw
men, ~ $500 --''
Also large variety Of other Goods suitable for the country
trade all OF which will be sold at the lowest market prices
And as establishment In always the most
favorable purchase either in matters Of terms
quality quantity Merchants other purchasers are *
specially informed that will always remain as such here
after. Very respectfully, N
F. BAUER, No. % Magazine street
between Gravier and Common.
mems Sole Leather Tunks Of various sizes must be sold
e ~ ~
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Depot N. O., o. and G. W. Railroad Co., !,

Depot N. O., 0. and G. W. Railroad Co.,
January TO- 1859. :
To the Southern Oil Companytientlemen Our experiments
during the month in the your Machinery Oil
boxes show saving of % per the expenses Lard
Oil when used for the purpose while it equally
we'll
We shall adoptis exclusive particular purpose
Yours respectfully,
[signedl 4. b sEGER,
Vice.President and Superintendent.
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NOTICE,

Nor1cE. NOTICE.
The undersigned has disposed his right title and inter
est in the business known 'as "DORR'S SOUTHERN AID
VERTISING AND COLLECTING AGENCY 10 The 6rr, of
AB Str AWBRlDGk Co.. who will continue as hereto
fors. + w Dnpp
New Orleans. Decenhpr l 1879
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Arrang have been made with the following Hardware
Merchants Of this city who will receive orders and furnish
products at the prices the regular Agents
pany: Nessrs McCUTCHEON, HOWELL 4 Co..
STARK, STAUFFER & CO.,
j. WATERMAN BRO,
F.F. FoLGER 4 CO.,
is. RELF 4 CO.,
G. II. SLOCOMB Il CO.,
PRIEsTLEY Il BEIN.
The MACHINERY OIL fully when purch ased
through any Of the above firms.
When orders sent direct from parties city
they mnt be accompanied with the their merchants
or agents in New Orleans.
G. c. BOGERT & CO.,
Agents for the Southern Oil Company,
reg u No. u Camp street
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SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
'j'HE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
OFFICE--NO. u CAMP STREET,
New Orleans,

| i III" SooIHEHN OIL COMPANY.
OFFIoE--No. n CAMP STREET,
| New Orleans.
their SUPERIOR
HINERY OIL,
At rs per cent Below the Cheapest Lubri-
eating agent in use.
The Oil is CHEMICALLY PURE; is ENTIRELY FREE
from GUM and ACID, and at
IS DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT
Retass It's Perfect I.mpilty.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE LUBRrCATINa OIL
This being penetrating nature the tendency Is to col
ect dust dirt that have seceted itself
lated in the various defects npeecons the machinery
Therefore, where other OIL has been used the machinery
should be thoroughly cleaned and may
clean it Oft, after applying sur OIL.
Who're machinery kept csan the Southern Oil Compsnys
ubcatinR Oil will superior to any now In use In
the Of OIL, II is important to keep your machinery
clean.
II Is proper that It be distinctly understood that the Oil man.
ufactured by this Company is the first Rosn
that suitable for Machinerya previously that
has been mxsd with other lubricang agents. and
then failed to ayoraby with OIL The
improvements introduced ia the machinery the
Company works. and the improved method adapted expe
Ing entirely the ncd and gluten heretofore
obtained from Rosi) enables Thorn their Oil pure
and rely solely It's merits 1t Is offered public
with full knowledge this part Of the Company being
what they aud in all when procured their
agents. II is guaranteed to perform what is promised
In addition to these the Company
the Oil has been thoroughly tested for by
OF the best practical engineers and nachins
sonthmost OF whom weknown in this city through
the State who fully endorse signatures
Its superiority most other oils
portion Of these testimonials submitted, and ask
careful peusa by all parties interested o. the of
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A w. FABER's LEAD PENCILS. PROM
$50 AZ cents to SIG per gross.
RS- Sole Agent for the United States
EBERHAkD FABER
1888 William street,
New York
To whom, apply for price lists etc. f.s sm
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Smithfeld Plantation, October 30 1859
To the Agents Of the Southern Oil Company New Orleans
Dear Srs am in receipt OF favor the
in reply have to say have used part lnhr
eating Oil obtained from and standire pre
dice o! engineers. am satisfied it fully
crptio7 l satisfied that You have at
tanned great desidev for South in furnishing us
cheap and valuable Oil OF home rnarufactory.
Please send two barrels and oolge yours respectfully
l5gnedI W. JONES LYLE.
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adapted use on Cart Wheels and heavy gearing to Sugar
Mills
The Paint OIL
Answers a cheap substitute for Lnseed and sua.
bic for description of painting and for all coors
white or extreme light shades
The Deck OIL
Is suitable for decks of Ships and Steamboats, and Rail-
road Depot, Bridges etc. etc. it will be found Valuable as It
preserving properties which particularly
III such cases.
The Gas OIL
Is manufactured especially for Planters and who use
the PORTABLE G. las APPARATUS and Is superior aric
for that purpose.
The Company recommend with full confidence their
Navy Pitch,
superior to any sold in hs market perfectly
clean and free from all impurities and proper.
ties not found in any other Pitch.
LIST OF PRICES:
Machinery Oil, in barrels. ..... IS cents per gallon
Paint OIL :. ................. 20 cents
Deck OIL :. ...,............, 80 cents
Gas Oil, =. and casks.,...... 20 cents
Patent Wheel Crease in barrels cents pound.
Navy Pitch. So 50 per barrel.
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Il cry description Of " "
UMBER.
New Basin, cor. Cedar and j Julia sts
NEW ORLEANS.
THOMAS MURRAY. JNO G. pooLEy
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o. U.s., g. J hOGAN, q ST. CHARLES sr"FFT, COM
Louis Metallic Nat and Bolt Factory" All 4 Nuts
no,s aad washers by 4: II. Coles Patent Mac
dot Hos g IAN
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POSIN-l50 barrels No. 2. for sale by
IL g. L. kOUNS & BROS,
Front street,
MI Vol opposite Canal street Ferry.
AGENTS WANTED-To SELL A VALUABLE
Book published in New Orleans Box o. Post
Office New Orleans La with postage stamp enclosed for re-
tufn answer Jag If
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CITY OF BALTIMORE'S SHARE OF ESTATE or rHE
late John McDonogh Third and very oporta sale on
credit Of valuable Of land and
paris squares OF ground 81 uaed In parishes Of st.
bernard, Orleans Jefferson. "
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Picayune Office, New Orleans !
DeCenber II, 1858.
have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil
the sont ern Oil Company for the past weeks
press Of this office.
consider il the best Oil avc used on my press and
shall continue is ~ $3.50
It entirely free from gum, keeps the machinery Clean
freely peneirates the smallest Of oil holes.
Isigned r. r. SHERMAN,
Foreman of the Press Room,
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5 . II IL Il IL N Adv e RTIsI G

. y III z N " n d e IL II i N G
AND COLLECTING AGENCY
Having by purchase the sole control or e b
ness OF DORIS Southern Advertising and Collecting Agency
will be continued by the nnesgued-by and with the con
currence of orr publishing principals.
A. b. STRAWBRIpGE L co.
e5-Offce, la1s Commercial Place.
New Orleans. December o. 1858, 100 ~
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ppNTCHAkLRAlN RAILROAD NOTICE.
PERSONS are notified not TO the
horoushfnre for cattle carriages horses ne or other
cattle taken it, they will charged y cents each
teN n.cNls, reoInasy ~, 10y. fe9 I'm
rios sukhAn G. POOLHY.
VNEOs. MURRAY & CO., tsUGCESSORS TO
Me6srs fooey, Nico Coz Florida yellow Pine Lumber
Yard corner OF Cdnr and Jna Streets Basin Hunts old
Yard. - " ' -' VIZ
We have constantly on hand every descrip
non OF dressed Flooring and Ceiling and every description Of
Lumber necessary for bnlng purposes. ' "
te26t THos. MURRAY & CO.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ALWAYS nm hand
tnll supply Of G. H. Mumm Co.'S celebrated OH M
PAGNE WINES S1
ROYAL ROSE,
CABINET, and
.,.a vERZENAY.
WINES, in cases and casks, Mt varons prices.
They offer also fine assortment Of SHERRyS SPARK
PALE ALE. ' VI 4Aooott
RJ- a liberal discount allowed the trade
WIN. MURE & QUENTETJ,
Agents for G. Ii. Mumm / Co. Reims and
, AZ. Cruise fills freres, Bordeaux,
aus Moi NOS. II Gravier and rs Carondelet It
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Patent Wheel Grease.
This is valuable economical article and special
adapted for Cart Wheels heavy gearing to sugs
Mills.
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II. STILES.

Hughes, Wallet & Co Is Saw Mills ,
Aigiera, january s, 1859. {
we have been usias The Souther Oil Companys Machinery
Oil in department of the machinery
two months past and lind fully equal Ird Oil If
any difference give the preference to this Oil and Shall con
tinue its use.
tSgned HUGHES, YALLETT L CO., Proprietors.
GEO w. GERRY, En- sneer Mnchinist
In addition to the Saw MIL have also used il on The en-
Enes and machinery of the Louisiana Dry Docks the same
period and with equal satisf Action and results
lsgnedl HUGHES, VAIf,ETT e. co.
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Depot N. o., O. and G. W. Railroad1
Algiers Nov II, 1853.
To Southern Oil Company-Gentlefnen take pleasure in
beag able that bad the Machinery which you sent
be used the axle boxes of cars we'll 20
ar as tie limited time have had it in has ned
test 1t.
Car boxes packed with have 2i0 at an average
speed Of % miles hour without the OF any dions
oil, and remaining perfectly
at engaged in making further tests relative to
its comparative with other labIcators.
Yours respectfully, A. B. SEGER,
cePresident and superirten dent.
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Moss'.'..'''>''.'.'' MOSS MOSS.
Fine Dressed MOSS put up for market. Fine Moss Curled
Hair and Cotton MATTRESSES.
Also, FEATH ERS-in lots to suit,
CAMPBRLL-S co.,
ND If 1-- CO., ,...
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= NEGROES FOX SALE.

IA have inst received ONE HUNDRED LIKELY NE
.AGRDEs FROM Virginia and Maryland, among them some
good Backsmiths. Cooks Washers and Ironer which
for sae accommodating for
sepiance and will be receiving fresh lots during season
Those intending purchase would do we'll Office
Charities and EspAnade opposite
John B. Smith.
n22 If JOSEPH BRUTN
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r. d e. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO P RoYJ
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
AND DEALERS IN WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS.
No. 10 OLD LEvEE STREET, New Orleans
NIL ly&W Retween Rienvi,la and Cont,
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peal ESTATE AGENCY,

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
MARK WALTON, No. 10 Bank Place
Offers his services TO the public AGENT FOR THE pUR
CHASE, SALE and APPRAlSEMENT of REAL, ESTA TIE
He will take charge Of improved property as Agent for III
owners lease rent 1t coll and invest remit the rents
attend the examination and correction rolls
ial FIN
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nYEING.. ..DYEING.......... DYEING
| j. BoNTE MPs, DYER AND scoUREE,
| Nc 90 Bourbon street,
Has the honor inform the public has Just assumed
The business Of the Dyeing Establishment IS Royal street
| tion for which he is celebrated.
The in which, for the last twelve years. he has salts
ded the customers of bis bishment on Bourbon
street is guarantee Tor those wi, honor him with
NJ "
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MR, q. HLEAkLER, SO AED6l RAMpARY
S street, manufacturer Of Carriages 5gies Spring
2SS Wagons, etc. Fire Engines rebuilt Rena,rinp iT
S,l me branches done atthe shorest notice. lax ~