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CuTT0N PLANTERS,

COTTON PLANTERS,
REFLECT
And then make your arrangements buy silar ENGINE
Mr.. Gooseys:
YAzoo City, Miss, April Is 1885,
Mr.. E. NJ Ivens, New Orleans: 4.
Dear sThe object of this is inform you thai had
the twelve horse power Portable Engine, built by Rahn,
Of Rchmond Virginia, which purchased Of you, work
ginning and grinding at plantation for the past
months One Of boys that engine before of
the kind learned work in about days and has
aged successfully SINCE My cotton sold upon its
staple that nned by the engine brought pound
more than that gnd by horse both being sold the
same time consider Engine made this improvement.
Lean gin seven heavy bales cotton per day with
Frat gin, without any trouble half of
wood ms fuel to do it.
Your Spark Arester invaluable Clubhouse
perfectly safe from fire. your engines the best
the trade and ms such cheerfuy them any
one wishing to purchase know by experience tina, they
will perform fully as recommended
Very respectfully, your FRIEND
P. c. GOosEY.
Steam Engines,
For GINNING,
SAVING, and
GRINDING
Manufactured at the
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
Richmond, Va,
Always hand and for sale by
EDMUND NJ. IvENs,
General Agent,
a2s lmaW No. 2 Union street, New Orleans.
IVHIsKY-Ioo ee1s. BsyIis Rs.s lap9i9g es Thomas
AL 20 foydrss street
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BY ]. A. BEARD N CO.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPER IN
the rear Of the Second District, long Credit
BY j. a. BEARD 4 CO.,

GARDSER SMIrn. Aucticneer
THURsDAY, April IS, 1859, at IL O'Clock
NJ It Banks Arcade Magazine strset, will be sold
l. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the Second District, the
bounded by Benve Cont Hsga, Avenue and
streets nrug each 80 feet inches lines front
street, by depth Of l02 feet inches lines.
No forms the corner Of Cont street and Hsgan avenue
under ha state of cultivation vegetable garden In the
square bounded by Cont ST. Louis David and Solomon
designated by the Nos IL 20 inclusive Nos ii and IL
sure each 80 feel front Solomon street By 5s feet 70
lines front ST. Lns street by 02 feet inches Deep nos
% aud each 80 feet David street. BY 59 feet 10
inches lines deep. Nc "a improved by Comfortable
tage house.
The whole Will be sold in block and subject to ense exps
ing 3st July, 1866 the following terms and conditions
Al lArsr fo91 fInlu
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&HTERMS-One-fourh cash balance at two three
for notes bearing mortgage the property with
Of sale before O. De Armas Notary Public the
pense of the purchasers ais
DESIRA BILE DWELLINGS, ON HO WARD AND MELPO-
In the vicinity of the New Orleans and Great
Northern Railroad Depot, for sale without
BY J. Il. BEARD &. CO,
GARDNER SMITH, Auction
SATURDAY, the 3Oth April, at IL o,clock
. NJ, Banks Arcade Msgusne street. the following desr
able improved property will be sold, to- witt
LOT OF GROUND. with the imprav ements thereon,
the First District in The bounded by Howard Fere
Easo and Thai Streets measuring 81 feet front Howard
street. by depth of III feet inches and lines between
allie, lines.
The improvements comprise double story frame DWELL
ing with attic with galleries front and containing three
rooms in each house. story kitchen containing
all slate roof Ia csern oored wood shed, etc
LOT OF GROUND. improvements adjoining the above
wards Ihalia street, of same size and d'nsnsions
The improvement prise double two story frame house
and double kitchen all Stats roof containing
rooms in each large cern wood shed,
s. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with the i'm ements there
bounded by Mepomeue, Thala Magnolia and
Clara measuring 81 feet inches front Melpomene
| street, by 100 fett In depth
The Improvements each lot Of double one-story
frame house and kitchen, all slate containing
and cabinet In each she'd
TERMS For properly No fourth cash. purchaser 10
for CO., due 23d March, 1870 without interest
ba credit OF years, for bearing mortgage
property with interest and eventual ntt
| est.
for properties No oneourh cash, balance at
and for notes bearing mortgage the property
with cent interest and per cent eventual interest
All improvements be kept insured and polic trans
| frrred t. the vendor.
Acts of sale before A. Nasuresn Notary Public at the e
/ penso of the a15
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A VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE, WITH
Three Lots Of Ground attached-The Improvements comprs
ing every comfort necessary fer genteei family
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,


Offce-ll Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, April IS, 1859, at lie o'clock,
at the City Hotel. Common street, at Rnc,n will Id
THAT VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY situated in the
First District in the bounded by Melpoenn ary
Terpsichore and Benton Streets Said Lots respect
lively as follows
No. 20 feet front Mepomene by depth
front Liberty street Of 95 feet inches The
which consist of frame building containing
rooms, with XII che in the rear.
No. "a feet front Mepom street. the
depth No. l, which adons. The improvements on
which consist of compets cottage uwellirg containing
two parlors dining and large bed room aud
the first floor large and
in the attic with hard finished walls and ventilated In
the twosory building with kitchen
rooms. all well plasered and finished.
Lot No. adjoins the of Lots and q and
feet front Liberty street. by depth of 63 feet between
alellines.
The yard is paved and contains wash rooms two
cistens and nted with fine fruit and hrubbery
Of the choicest kind
This property will be sold either block or separately from
the other lots, to suit purchasers.
Parties wishing purchase private SALE examine the
property by applying at office.
nMs-one.ihird cash the balance in u, IS and "a
gage on the property, and cent if paid maturity
The property TO be kept insured and policy
vendor.
Act Of sale before James Graham Notary Public
pense of the purchaser. al6
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STAR INSURANCE COMPANY, I
No. q st. Charles 81. !
1.-THE Board of Directors of this Com On n v
have At meeting held the Sd Of June 1855 by
y of the Stot khoIders,
Rsolrd That from and after the LIST of Instant the net
profits earned premiums shall equally divided between
the Stockholders and parties suring after deduc
ton of 10 cent to the credit Of Stockholders 10 per cent
contingent fund
Rolued Also Tina. of per cent on amount Of pre-
MUM shall continue 10 be made the of insurne
All dividends declared shall be paid in cash. the Company
issuing scrip. PLACfDE FORSTALL Pres:t
E. DEBUYS, Secretary -
DIREcToRs:
Placde Forstall, W. c. c. Claiborne
~: Elliot s. Piassan,
T. ". Logan, P A GirRud,
y. Giaue, J. E. Beyle,
u. ID. "a Jv
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ELIGIBLE AND VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
situated in the upper portion of the Fourth District
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Offire II Cop,morc;oI pIo,.

JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, May 12, 1859, Mt IL o'clock Nj /.
L u the City Hotel, will be soli At auco =
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, S tuated In the Fourth
District in the bounded by Annuncaon ate Jersey
Eighth Laurel and Ninth Streets measuring 81 feet front
Jersey street. by depth and front Eighth l2O feet
forum, the eerner of Administration and Eighth treets
egh'een nhs for notes bearing mortgage the property
with cent interest and per eventual interest
Act of sale before f. g. Goschalk Notary Public the
expense oil Inc purchaser a23
FOUR CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST DIS
trict suitab for dwellings, situated the Carroton
Railroad pepo-Successou of the late JOHN TURNRUII.,
late of the Parish of West Feiapa in The State Louis!
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"a Ok METAIEtIE; JOCKEY CLUB
A2 N2ASA The following Stakes have beel OPEN
eTsaI[SXSA ed for the Spring Meeting of 1860,
E1S@S2S-S&.~SSh be run over the Metare Course, IN
der the rules and regulations of the Club:
On FRIDAY, Both March ls6o-rlanet Post Stake" for
all subscription $50 half Forfeit four mile he the
second in the to his sake fonr
to fill the stake the Metae Jockey Club dd S50i if the
is the the stake
january, 1850; six subscribers,
On MONDAY, 81 April 1876" Crescent Stake for
all heats of two miles four fill the stakes
scrption $500, half Forfeit the propeors Of the New
leans Crescent add plate worth $500 three
the second horse his stake the stake close
january, 1866; wv four subscribers.
On FRIDAY. 9th April, 1860 Hunter Snke,' for colts
and fes then oas o: 1852 heats mile; subscrp
tion $500 forfeit SQ0 five subscribers fill the
$500 added by the Club If the
his stake close the August 1885, now
Eve subscribers.
SPRING MEETING OF 1861.
The /" boswell Stake,p to be the MONDAY of the
regular week in Apr 1861 FLIES
tfuHs of 1889 heats mile: $500 forfeit S20
So if declared before the LIST january, 1851
subscribers to ill the stake; close the LIST
gust 1885, the Club add $500 if the second
horse to save his stake; now four subscribers.
Nominations and declarations tn be addressed to
SIDNEY STORY Secretary
New Orleans, 22d April 1885, a22 e.
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THURSDAY. May IL, 1859, at 1a o'clock,
vii be s9d at aqsGn a. The City Hotel Common street,
Fourth District in the square bounded by Jackson Branad
Philip and Dryades ate Coffee The said lots adon
and each 30 feet inches front street by
depth Of Us fee. and inehes bstween parallel lies.
able and improving nghborhood The arc well filled and
there is good brick banquet and curbng
kd-TERMS-One-third ca h; balance in six, twelve and
months TO- notes bearing mortgage the property
with per cent interest and per cent eventual interest
Act of sale before G. Gotschalk Notary Public at the
Expense Of the purchaser. a23
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District, desirable family wishing purchase cheap
homestead in improving neighborhood or to CAPT at
wishing to make good investment
iBY JULIAN NEVILLE e. co..
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
" Office, II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, April rs, at IL O'Clock NJ, at
the CITY Hotel; Common street will be sold
THAT VERY DESIRABLE TWu-STORY FRAME REL
DENCE situated In the First District square BOUNDED
by Calliope, Hercules, Clio and Rerton streets.
The Lot % feet front Callope street. dept
between aral]el lines of l9l feet 10 inches.
The building s substantial story Frame contain ng
comfortable and hall in building with galleries
above ad below in the rear bu dng four pam
tries ard other convanences suitable families;
in the yard there cserns sheds etc etc rendering
it altogether very de rnbe location.
When hite is hr SQUARE this lot
will form The corner Ct White and Callope streets.
This property is rented excellent tenant
of 5000 per mum, until the 3lst of October, 1860.
R8TERMsOne- fourth cash. the balance in one two and
interest il not then paid until final payment.
Property to be kept policy transferred to vendor
Act OF sale before A. Commandeur Notary Public the
expense oil the purchaser. ais
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U. 8: Marine Hospital, comprised he limits u
sss co% e. nd
reserve limit.
BYLB. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place
y. i Banks 1resds .'ihoat reserve o. ms Vii 5.
~ 81
District, belonging Q John Egerion, E,a. a.-,
s lone ses psa vii WITH
~,
uoneer.
sasssss Fronting Ge%om stEsss
Whne s.sssis. a divided into 80 Lets.
This ,auare adons on Common street the Few u me-
=. 5aa..s No s esusdsa By csmon aasoso. eravsr
-. Square No 81 sossdsd y 6sTmon saleedo Gravsr
s.Iet ss. ..s T. - p. ,dsd s.s s LOS
and Lopez streets and divided into So Lots ''''
No. 81 @ Of ssa
ddea aio s 81
Squares fronting on Poydras street.
streets y broad Feidids. wSite and Poydrss
Square No SIS i soundsd sy peydra. wbisf perddo
and Dapres .,Ies,, and + divided a,e 30 Lots ''
and 3 D'D' rsdd
ayoso and ss divided
H. Square No. $50 is bounded BY poyara, stree. and Me-
Canal and saicedo perdido and Lopez Streets and divided
H. Square No. eos bounded by Poydras street and New Ca
nal Lopez Perddo and Reneon and Is Ivded into
Lots.
49, Square No. 6T5 forms Poydras street and
Hsgan ard nded by Poydras and
nal Rendon and Perdo streets and Hagan avenue and d.
yided into 70 Lots.
Squares fronting s sn ss.vier and Perdida
IA Square No. COL in bounded by Broad Gfavier White
Perdido streets and Is divided into 4S L1ts
Is Square No. GA bounded Gravier Dupre Perddc
ard White streets, and Is divided INTO 81 Lots.
TO- Square No. 65 IL bounded by Gravir, Gaytso Perddo
and Duprez streets. and 10 divided into "a Lots.
IT, Square No. 6 bounded by 9ravier Salceto Perddo
aBd Gayoso street, and is di yided into "a Lo s.
ID Square No. 651 bounded by Grave Lopez Perido and
sslcedo streets, ard IL divided into % Lots.
49, Square No. Cos is bounded by raver Rendon Perddo
and Lopez streets, and Is divided into 81 Lots.
TO- Square No SIC is bounded by Grsyier street. Hagan
Perddo and Repdon street, and divided into 81 Lots
NorEThe Numbers Of the Squares in the foregoing descrp
fon are the numbers the plan Of the city authorized
BY an act Of the Legislature being made by Louis r.
Pills Esq, ity Surveyor.
- TERMS AND GoNDITIoNs-one.fourth cash the
baisnce ard credit the Of The purchaser
in equal instruments bearing 6per cer interest
til final payment not puncuay paid secured by special
mortgage upon the property sold with privilege
Purchasers will be required to comply with the
conditions of the sale within ten days from the day OF
Indication, and in Of delay neglect part
the property purchased by them will be expense
and risk and for their after Eve days
of the city Lewspapers and without uther Of ega
default
of sale before Themas Layton ESQ., Notary Public
the3expense Of the purchasers ms
ExTEsSIVE SALE of VAIUARIE STORES and oTuE7
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BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctoneer,
Office, II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, May Goth. at X O'Clock NJ,
the o as
La will be sold public the following escrbed real
oF aRoGS in the First Dis
,re II the ely Of New the square bounded
and Al dong each Other and
which deceased sesared By S
city sse Of i New or ssS
B.TERMs-onef fourth cash, and the balance a credit
With ecnr nna 10
terest a. the rate sper from the day of ae,
on m Of Judgment to be
ACT sale T. o. Stark. Notary Public at the expense
on aTRE LOTS DE TERRE GHOST DAMS LIE PREMIER
m bsn ~ an pGa a u
TuRMBULL cideyant de la Paroisse de West Feliciana
dsns l'Etat de la Louisiana.
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE &. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Encenteur.
Bureau. Ii Commercial Place.
TEUDI, 2s de mai 1859, n midi, n l'Hotcl dc
de District JudisaTe, raroisse de West Feliciana Le
erras cde'sous decrits seront vendus de
dite succession, savor-
QUATRE TERRA1NS dams lie Premier District en- la will.
de Ia Nouyele; Orleans ues dams le borne par les
4 sadjognan CHI ct chacuu 81 peds II pouce
i gses de ss /" rue csope n5 80 pses 10
me me prepee que lie dit defunt hers de Rere,
fS
la NenSsl , o,lssns lie y de mars lsl9;
IN Is nos Jour IA
son billet ave- seeurle pprogve
he9ue special SUI un ugemen sera la propIie
Ace de pardevant T. O. Stark, notaire public,
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CAPT !. e.. DUNCAN s. i. JAMES,
OWL ENGINEERING. X. DUNCAN q co.,
Civil Engineers Surveyors Architects Superintendent
Mes. lsl COMMON str EET, aud
fe2i ly Ms CARGNpELEf STREET,
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s-I. q. q. F.-The Officers and Ne M hers Of
Wildey Encampmen MOL errb by notified their
campmsn, room, No Odd Fellows Hall. at O'Clock A. NJ.
TUESDAY the 26th inst taking their posi-
archs requested to be punctna Visiting Members and
Paarchs from other jurisdictions cordially
with this occasion.
By order of the c. P.
a25 Ct j. POTTER Scribe.
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FACTS VS.. ASSERTION.

Of this city pains deprecate the
Of durability. They very leny
a to produce fse to their asssrtions Those
untoubted testimony showing that from three years
constant makes change whatever and If the
acids impression to infer that
will last quite as well as any other style.
1t should be remembered shat the Improvement
Smith which dispenses with the pate covering The
roof Of the mouth is equally applicable gold and plana,
which we use for those who prefer these metals
Having inserted twenty -four full sets refer veil
known czels who, having exhausted the skill Of
Dentists here and he North found the Vucane vastly
superior for comfort and usefulness. Our ssrtin
The purposes Of the natural teeth.
B. F. SMITH CO.,
DENTAL SURGEONS.
af0 ~ IN II
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DESIRABLE VACANT PROPERTY SITUATED IN THE
Fourth District, at auction without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY. May 5, 1859, at IL O'Clock,
l. Al the City Hotel Common street, will be sold
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in faubourg
Liyaudas in the bounded by Magazine Fourth Camp
and Washington Streets A. OH
Notary in this city,
These lots adjon and each 30 inches and TX
lines front on Fourth street, by 1903 feet in DEPTH par
hllel lines, mrrican measure
- TERMs-One,thrd cash the balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months for bearing ST.
interest.
Act of sale before J. W Breedove Notary Public the
expense of the purchaser
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"a COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE "a
ka NEAGLE & CARPENTER, @a
~ Successors of the finn Of W. G. b. Npagle,>
Having associated themselves in hip, would inform
the patrons of the old frr the public generally they
viii continue to keep constantly hand large
stock of
NITURE
At the Old and WeLK Known saud,
nos. 33. IS and 81 Royal street,
Entrance-No 81.
MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, FINE LooKING-GLAssEs,
And Every Description Of
HoU sEHoLD FURNITU RE
Com orising-
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Chairs Chamber Sets
in great variety
Springfield Bottoms,
PERPETRATORS, 1CE-BoXEs etc. ETC.
kg-Goods pacfed and shipped with the greatest care
NJ. NEAGLE, Nr,,,,
]. c. CARPENTER. NrhHLE q CARPENTER.
New Orleans, April 1885, a23 lmkW
ARSHALL INSTITUTE. SEIgt,T HOME
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Orleans Mandatory for Rope and Cordage in Jeer,on
City, together with the Fngne Machinery co1nlete
and fylers Patent Right for the
Reserve,
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H9-Notlce to Tax-Payers-The Treasurer is
now Prepared for the collection Of all the City Txebs
real estate slaves and personal property 1855
Taxpayers will oblige BY coming forward early.
all I'm ADAM G1FFEN, City Treasurer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-17
dNortestrr 4ailp Spp.

SAVING FUEL AND HEAT IN STEAM Boil
ERs.-A late number of the London Engineer,
quoting from the Liverpool Abion) descrip-
ton of the new steamer Callao, built by
Messrs. Randolph & Elder, of Glasgow, for
running between Valparaiso and Panama. on
the Pacific states that it run at the rate of 10
knots per hour using only 2.96 lbs of coal per
horse power. The engines of this steamer
have double cylinders-one a small, high pres
sure, and the other large expansion one
into which the steam is exhausted from the
small one and expandedupon the Wolfe prin-
ciple. Another steamer, built by the same
parties, called the Valparaiso, of a similar
model, and with like engines, has been run
ming for two years on the coast Of South
America, and it consumes only about half the
fuel required by other steamers on the same
route, which have sidelever engines of the
very best construction. This vessel ran from
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-17

r ~, ~ IUnI NC " Urctster Day State
IIlR w oRoRSTER SPY appeared in entire new dress
on Monday last, and looked neat and clear. The new
propretors Messrs Foss Farnum say they have made
such arrangements to enable them to publish "ive
newspaper, which, we have doubt, they will succeed
IN DOING from their well known enterprise integrity aud
experience. May success attend them in everything but
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-17

The following is very important to wire
drawers and all those who require iron of great
tenacity;
Some experiments which have been made
show the effect of remelting iron to be an
augmentation of the specific gravity from
about 1000 to 1920, and an increase in the
tenacity from twenty thousand TO thirty-eight
thousand pounds the square inch Although
in an extensive series of experiments one or
two exceptions are to be found, the depend
ence of superior tensile properties on a high
density of the metal is very well borne out,
and confirms the correctness of the views pre-
viously advanced on this point by experiment
ers. But for the attainment of this high ten
sie strength, the iron requires to be re-mclted
twice, and in some instances three times. An
equally great improvement, however, is OBJ
tanned through keeping the iron in fusion for
longer periods than usual Thus pig iron re-
melted on fifteen minutes in fusion bore
strain of 20,336 pounds the same iron, two
and quarter in fusion, q 1856 pounds; four
and half hours in fusion, q, 227 pounds six
and three-fourths hours, 36,312 pounds and
seven and threefourths hours, 81, 552 pounds,
the square inch. The density rose from 7.175
in the first to 7343 in the last experiment