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BY ]. B. WALTON.
AND CoMMoDI0Us TWO STORY GOTHIC
Frame Dwelling House the West side Of Apollo street.
betwss Jackson and Philip streets
nv p LV4TTnU

BY j. b. WALTON,
AUcnoHEEa-Ofice, 10 Bank Place,
WEDNESDAY, june 8, 1850, atIz o'clock,
LOT OF GROUND with all the improvements thereon In
the Fourth District in tbs square founded Apollo Branard
Philip measuring 60 feet front Apollo
street, by 81 feet inchss in depth.
The Improvement. consist of elegant and commodious
modern built twoory gshic frame dwelling house. having
floor 2psors with sliding doors dining room ironing
one sleeping pantry galleries in front and
the sides in The yard Kitchen store wash shed coal
rooms closet galleries in 'front.' and the sides
bath and large terrace etc. The house is
rented at $500 year.
n- cash balance on one and two years.
by mortgage the property with sig cent
day until maturity and eight in
ttrest after maturity till paid
The buildings be insured against the risk OF fire the
chaser and the policy transferred to vendor.
Of sale before D. l. Rcordo Notary Public at the
pense Of the purchaser. je2
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. q st. Charles street, I
New Orleans June g. 1853.
1G-Notice is hereby given that the Board of
Directors Company decIar their annual meet
Ing 4h inst, dividend Of Thirteen Dollars
the Stockholders and dividend of Five
additional return premium TO the insured payable cash
lei t2i r. DEBUYs, sec'y.
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rant,
JOHN L. WHITE,
SITH TRuFANE.
ELM HALL, January %. 1sH
To Moses Thompson, Esq :

To Moses Thompson, Esq:
have know, had Of Bagssse Furnaces h
operation during the present rolling and glad Of
opportunity Of saying you performed equal my
guine expectations
consider capable Of eecting perfect combustion
OF the and production of heat and
than furnace have known It will bum the bagssse from
in proporionf due supply of boiler be evento the
heat as fast made
From my present experience, clearly the opinion
that other form of furnace all compare In efficiency
With yours.
Very truly
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE FRANCOIS sAULET-CIT
izens' sank Stock At auction.
BY N. VIGNIE,
Office, No. 8 Banks Arcade.
TUESDAY, June 18th, 1859, at ~ o'clock,
By virtue OF order from the Honorable the Second Dis
Court of New Orleans dated May TO- 1882 Court
No s4 auction the City Hotel Common street, for &C
Of said succession will be sold
FIVE HUNDRED AND FIfTY-SIX SHARES of the Cap
ita Stock Of the Cssns Bank of Louisiana reduced i've
hundred shares which there 10 loan of
$l2, 454 40 due to said Bank.
HTTERMS AND CONDITIONS-The purchaser to re-
ceivs from the succession ready 40 in
derRton Of which he is the premium $50 shares
asd the Of the stock of $2454 Al due to
said Cisens Bank Of ousns payable and yearly
according conditions with approved
shares and the Of said stock
note agreeabIy to this charter of the Bank. je7
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AUCTION SALES.
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND SHOES.
RY H. ROGER e. co.

READY-MADE CLOTHING AND SHOES.
BY E. ROGER f. co.
their room % Old Levee will be sold
Ing Of sacs, Paltoes Vests and Psutaloons and
70 Boots Shoes and Brogans for men, women and
SBTERNs-At sale. je7
HICKORY SHIRTS AND DRY GOODS.
BY e. ROGER e. CO.,
Formerly II. Peychaud, Hyde Ce)
M at their auction room No. Is Old Leyee street. win
be sold
100 dozen Hickory Shirts.
100 packages and lots Of seasonabe Dry Goods,
Such Prints Bareges, Lawns, Lintns Linen Cambria
Handkerchcfs Linen Table Sets kns Beached Cottons,
RJ-TERMS-At SALE 1e6
and Dry Goods.
BY BLACHE g. Lea UMONT,
Auction Room. II Chartres street.
w NJ al hsr auction rooms No. II char.rss street. viii BE-
sold
100 pieces English Bareges,
-AlBo-
125 pieces Irish Linens,
100 lots OF SO sonable Dry Goods.
a4TER&S-At sals je7
IMPORTANT SALE OF PoSTcHARTRA1N RAILROAD
Stock Auction-Whont Reserve.
BY PALFREY & CO.,
C.L. @. DuPuY, Auctoneer,
Office No. q Camp street.
SATURDAY, June II, 1853, at IL o'clock M,
-Four Hundred Fifty Shares in the capital ock Of the
New Orleans and Pontcharuain Railroad Company.
A1TERMs-Cash. je7
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SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL ". Oakley. DECEASED.
BY j. B. WALTON,

BY y. d. VdLIONs
Auctioneer-Ofhce, 10 Bank Place.
H. saafs Arcade. Magazine s s:st !i.tas and in
Second District Of New Orleans dated May g.
e IL f. h 81 s.Rs. " ealsy
~ Of f sRoGSb with the thereon in
sns streets P1ysna Walk TsrpsshSrs street and Coli
on n % q sp
s S s = Rsis1 Fsss
va a lot It i .a 0 Pa r"nA street. and in the immediate
On this lot Of ground there IS shares reduced IS shares
FL 4 snns e aq whh w b os with H es
WI be the time sale which the
of
Il ter s'
the Price Of sdfa cab sr.s Nosv p,h. At n.
pense Of the purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE SAMUEL ". Oakley, DECIDE.
m#... PAR j. B. WALTON,
Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
AMIEPI 20 tuln, 1850, a midi Al. HA y sd
orabe r Il Morgan jnse Second District date
~ DE- IA Se cs
@ Is
r Ia psn ru.
No dams et No ~ ayan @ peds
es
plan dresse Joseph Pile, lie de fevrier 1883
depose Feude de Louis T. Care, notare public.
Ce terrain est lie troeme de la Pytania dams les
yirons de Ia P ace Coliseum.
Sur IS actions, redues 80 actions. de la
Baue des Coyens de la Louisiana lesquees actions
equel prx annonce temps d. la vente prix
acquereur du terrain deviendra acquereur des actions
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aura pave billet do
lie Ter daot 1859 $780, payable renouveabe scion les
conditions du ple la balance du prix DISQUALIFICATION
compliant.
Acte De vente pardevant H. B. cenas notaire public
frais de Pacquerenr. my25 je4 II Is Is
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS, IN
the Fourth District.
BYL B. IVALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
r PRIVATE SALE, Will be sold five val.
a liable Lots of Ground, bounded by Live Oak Magazine
Fifth and Sixth Streets Nos a. 25 8 q and 23 in (old
MOI 100, new No) l2S.
"a D rs and a. form the of Live Oak and Sixth
Streets and each 81 feet inches and lines front
Sixth street, by depth of 100 feet inches.
30 feet 'front.' by depth of 1875 feet nches between
parallel lines
The five lots together measuring $50 feet inches Live
Oak street, by l26 feet 6 inches on Sixth street.
This property elgiby situated for residences being within
of street. and Of Washington
Avenue and in the immediate vicinity Of the most ee
residences in the Fourth District The lots have been
planted with choice imported shade and ornamental and
prepared to be built upon once.
HSTERMS-Oneih cash, and the balance at and two
years credit, with per cent. interest.
Act of sale before Walter H. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Public at
the expense of the purchaser. m3f
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ESTATE OF THE LATE +. sAULET-sPLEEDID, VAL
liable and Large Family Residence Anpuncaton street.
Vacant Lots adjoining and fronting Melpomene, Annun
citation and Thaiia streets-Liberal Credit Sale.
BY NJ VIGNIE


liable and Large Family kesdsnss street.
citation and Thsia streets~Libsrai Credit Sale.
BY N. VIGNIE,
s[a. To- !ss az IL s sssoad NJ
Me 5
ana aso SNEHA @ by An
nunciatioD Constance Mepomene Edwardand ITALIA
E'ee divided into fifteen Lots designated as Los 10
Lots Nos Is feet front Mepomene
Lots each g feet front Annunei-
alton Of s feet snd rnd m feet neDe.
and lines citation street By depth of lg feet
~s
h saro on soss ss stair s gs,
second floor six srss ke an
,pselous eserns hydansr wells, etc with flower
rpaea.en street, BY q deotb lie feet and inches
.trse By depG h q loo feet
Of the s % a No M ssd
privileges 10 dispose Of them;
The whole according to plan to be exhibited at the City Ho
to their own order BY mortgage said property with
ap,ii slssr
naured against the risks of IRE for thsr the
policies of to be transferred until final payment to
Acts of sale before o. DeArmas, ESQ, Notary Public. t7
POSITIVE AND uNREsERvED SALE OF VALUABLE
fPs i f1 aa
District, near the soraparu Market
BY JULIAN NEVILLE + CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Aucioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, june 10, 1859, At l2 o'clock NJ.
j. ONE soGERs OF GROUND situated in The First Dis
ai;fs 81 oe! the First
p
SsIsS1 % a - rs b1s the n @
f 81 Up on ~ 20 in
ee Hoase into %
emen eostans two room gallery cabinet Kitchen etc. and
This ors f1e opportunity to persons Of small ga to
6 Eve s.t w m M
ana Months for
sage on the 6enTng per cent s n9
Act Of sale before r. Brennan Notary Public at the
@ fagrs s sss sslsase
by the property and ger cent eventual
interest. ie6
VERY DESIRABLE FARM ON THE JACKSON RAIL
sale.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. co.,
AAJUL1AN NEVILLE Aaconeer, "~ :
ssOfice IL Commercial Place.
IA Railroad ~ miles beyond the Pontchaoula Station, y
the bank Of the Ponchatoua aiming l20 acres
80 of which under fence and highly cultivated.
Improvements consist of comfortable dwelling containing
rooms Kitchen smoke house, grain house
ard Also fine orchard Of the choicest fruits
consisting peaches apples pears guinness grapes sawber-
rss, etc.
Also will be sold with the place. 10 head of cattle 30 hogs,
poultry etc.
This very favorable opportunity of procuring de-
srabe home small price, and is only sold account OF de-
parure
For further particulars apply at the office of the Auctoneers
a22 LOT
A FIRsT-RATE COOK. WASHER AND IRoNER AT
Private Sale.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
Aucioneer-ohice, No. % Banks Arcade.
AT PRIVATE SALE THE NEGRO WOMAN
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ob't serv'ts.
JOHN L. WHITE,
SITH TRUFANT.

MYRTLE GRovH. November 18th, Is67.
Nessrs. Hall, Rodd Putnam, New Orleans: "a
Gentemer-Your favor Of the 1lh inst "a ut hand. and
reply your inquiry respecting Th0mpsou Bagne Fnrnac
say than hat conhm every parttculG
the made In letter Mr. THOMPSON unx
date Of 3lst Dec mber, 1856. s5szss
The only We can snsges the one named
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN l. WHITE,
SITR TRuFANT.
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CPALDING d ROGERs' AMPHITHKATER AND
~ MUSEUM, 81. Charles street. Commercial Place.
A..
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CHARLES HEIDsIECK CHAMPAGNE

This celebrated Wne of the above weknown brand
and will continue to be- received by the undersigned in
quantities the increased demand of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied, the strongest evidence
that the closest nea the old and
established house Of Hedsick Co.. of Rheims they
taken hold of with determination to bring and its claims
Distinction before the public generally than here
The quality this article satisfy
that It's ion is from source where attention,
well thorough experience have been brought bear
its production Charles Hedsiec has his whole mind
the perfection of his wine and making worthy the
Frequent visits the United States have enabled him
fully understand and appreciate the tastes and wishes
and of his having pro6ted by that information
evidenced by the Champagne presented for the palate
the connoeur-a unsurpassed for it's rich bouquet aud
excellence The varieties brands of
tend greatly doubt confuse purchaser but the LAYERS
good genuine wine must ok for " Charles Hedsieckn
In full the label well the coks md capsales
+. W. BAYAUp & Co.
General Agents for North America, Nsw York.
The Charles Hedsieck BIS obtained in quantities the
Houses besides many ed
and at retail With all the principal hotel.keepars.
f. J. HART & CO.,
j. II. Il !. N. MARKS,
SEWELLT T. TAYLOR,
fe2 1y PAYNE. STEELE 4 Co.
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Z OCEAN SPRINGS HoTELrE. W. aEE

- OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL-E. W. GEER
CO., Proprietors This Hotel is now being thoroughly
renovated and newly furnished and will be opened for
the reception of visitors the list day OF June next Every Of
fort will be made to render visitors comfortable and to make
their stay pleasant
Than the beautiful bay Ocean Springs there better
place for yachting, or fishing, bathing.
For the amusement Of visitors there Is Tenpin Alley
Pistol Gallery Billiard Tables etc. Bar is attached the
Hotel which will be supplied with the choicest wines liquors
and cigars Buggies and saddle horses be hired the
Hotel.
band Of music will be kes at the Hotel during the entire
season. A bail and supper will be given twice week.-Mrs.
day and Thursday nights.
The Mineral Springs celebrated for their curative powers
in excellent condition An omnibus III regularly
era times day to and from the Hotel to the Springs
be made DR. Austin Dr. Thorpe New Orleans
10 Rev. DR.. M'Intyere, Nash le Tenn
Ocean Springs having visited epdemcs 10
cdedly the heahies well the beautiful location
the Gulf shore. j. WILKINSON, Agent.
Ocean Springs LIST May, 1859. my4 II
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Cnstomnouse street,
I'VE Royal street-For the Cure Of Old Chronic MercurA
syphtc and all Private Diseases without Mercury hndrsnce
from business friends and
all cases.
The unparalleled which attended Dr. James prac
arka6e he has effected which pronounced incur
able by most eminent physicians usas him in offering hs
services the confidence of the unfortunate The following
of the diseases termed Prvete and of which,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. james per
manently eradcato namely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of females however
complicated they may be- Diseases of the Back Lons
hammaton of the Bladder aud Kidneys, Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers Tumois and all Diseases Of the Skin
Dr. james would also call the attention especially of those
who have privately and Improperly injured themselves ia that
ting them for either business society," viz Constitutional De
by Impoency. The following of the sud and
melancholy effects produced by early habits of YOUTH
Weakness of Back aud Limbs Pain in the Head Dimness
Vision loss of Muscular Power Paptaon of the Heart Dys
pepsia Neryousnes Irabity Symptoms of Consumption
dreaded Memory, Confusion of Ideas Depression Of
Spirits Evil Forebodings, Aversion to Society, SefDsrus
Love Solitude Tndty etc., OF the evils produced
All persons afflicted with of the above symptoms should
ot fail TO call Dr. James and be at restored perfect
health let false decacy but apply
from the awful and dreadful consequences Of this
terrible mslsdy.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full vsor
restored.
Remember, 1.-THE Medical House of DR.. Jaes Custom
house street.
Private separate reservel Hours of attendance
from 8 A. Nj to p. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential
PSsseentcsses Of aonorrhea cured In twenty -four hour.
OF psy. DR.. JAMES,
dT ly 81 CustomhouEe street.
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nya DkWsu

- BARNES HOTEL-NIssTssIPPI CITY
N The largest commodious and most desrably Cssd
Ell Hotel on the Gulf Cost.
ns 10 having PLACED ms Hotel and aaysssn
form his friends and the pubic that he Will open for the
ception Of visitors on the 18th Of this month.
Attached to the Hotel Il splendid Billiard Room Ten PIE
Alley Shooting Gallery and fine Yacht Of IA burhen,
that will always be in readiness the guesis Of the
house excursions pleasure the various Islands
in the Gulf.
Parties wishing engage will please sddress the
dersigned, at Mississippi City.
EHorses and Carriages be obtained the Hotel I'D
fu1ea nv IA
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- BELL CHENEY SPRINGS-This delightful
~ watering place situated in the parish Of st. Landry In
- beautiful rolling piney woods distant about So miles from
ception Of visitors
These Springs favorsbly known among the people Of
Western Louisiana mineral waters OF efficacy in chro
mic diseases Of varons kinds-her medicinal virtues havin
been fully tested by innumeabe they have performed
The services Of excellent Cook good Steward. and po
lite and attentive Servants have been secured and fne Band
Of Music engaged for the
Two lines of Onnibusses will connect with the Opelouaas
boats and after the 18th Of june take passenger the
Springs.
Persons whiting the above establishment may their
tiers and sent to them to Bayou Chico p o. and
will send for them.
Board and Lodging per month 90
week. 10 90
:. =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
Children and Servants, half price.
PATIN DELAHOUssAYE,
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gs @rlaus 9aiy Grsseen gae,asy z1an snat 7, 1859.
ADJUSTMENTS.

CPALDING d ROGERs' ANPHITBKATER AND
~ MUSEUM, st. Charles street, near Commercial Place.
Manager.. h sPALDINtt
Stage Manager. h. g. MARSH.
ONLY THKATRR OPEN IN TIE CITY.
Grand Complimentary Benefit to Miss
Louise Arnot,
TIE Bright Particular sar Of the Marsh Troupe the Pro-
prietors Managers and Employees Of spadjng Rogers
Amphitheate and Museum, and Citizens Of New Orleans.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. June 8,
VIII b. produced the elegant comedietta entitled FAINT
HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY-Duchess de Tore
nueva, Miss Louise; Ruy Gomez Miss Harriet CHARLES H.
Master George W. Marsh. COMIC BONG. Little George
After which the interesting play OF ASMODEU9 the Little
Dev-Don Raphael, Miss Louise Gil Fargo, Master Louis;
Carlo the little Miss Jenny Carlos Mis- Amelia To
conclude with the laughable Of THE RENDEZVOUS
pAdmissfon 80 all parts Of the house. Doors
open at 7; performance to commence Al 8. je6
odd FELLOWS HALL-CANP STREET -
TUESDAY, June 7th, at 81 o'clock Pm.
OratOrio
OF QUEEN EsTHERu AGAINI
many and solicitations the oratoo
Of Esther the auful Queen will be performed sesin for
| the benefit Of the LADIES' ORLEANS BIBLE SOCIETY
Tcket 81 to be had the Music and Book Stores and
| at the Bible House,
| je4 ". DUNCAN, Director.
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LAKE SHORE HOTEL.

HT* MANDEVILLE, LA. NEIL
This well located Hotel directly the Lake Shoue Ws
,.ss than two bonrs run from New Orleans on Y fhE
al STEAMERS twice day will opeled Tor the rseepoh
of visitors gu the FIRST OF JUNE. ,., ,orr,,,
Tbe Hotel has enlarged aud put in hne order am LEVY
the advantage of sea 6reeza nne oa'nne
Ehn sailing and hunng-wit fine road, tn onsh the aiHs
noia and Pine the Interior Mineral sp'9ss, VI
rrsat curative powers Within an honr and nal ae o
H. Hoel and Fresh Water Springs within two Mills u oh.s
ma ;ndncements tho invalid and those seeking hean,
ust and recreaon. The Bar Billiard Room ana Sihe TN
MAS ara removed from the family portion 4 the Hatet
TSres Cottages adjacent to the Hotel Tor convenience Oh
families. >, ,;1 ha,opginp to the Hotel
The table will be supplied with fish, oysters, ana every "e
ca "a Rar With the choicest wines and liquors
re, Jssirlg 10 secure will direct ny man 70 q.
n MEARrT Ma Commercial Place, Neg orleans % 70 we
" at vaudeville soliciting share share OF pnoe
as no pains shall be spared or ny PAT 70 "
,s Proprietor.
TEsRY M FAIwCHsLp y G9 G1MMissft1 2o.
n NsNh F0RWARDING MERCHANTS. Nhoies7e s SIo'
~ Al S,aIers in Northern aud Western Produce, MAYA
ss'f0s' '''', No. To-, Gs SOUTH COMMERCE STREET.
Mobile, Ala.
ks-flash ndVahess tas-e w fei5 sm
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HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTILLERY,
. #m@. New Orleans, April IS, 1859 :
pTSpecial Orders-The Washington Arti1-
lery hereby ordered attend punctuay the Regular Drills
Of the Company on every THURSDAY EVENING, at half
past o'clock BY order Of
H. NJ IsAAcsoS First Serg't a29
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RA-NOtIce to Tax-Payers-The Tren surcr Is
for the collection Of all the City Taxesb
estate slaves and personal property for the 1855
Tax Payers will oblge by coming forward early.
all Pm ADAM GIFFEN, City Treasurer.
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DIRECT Dt0............HAXLOlt 4 CO.


Notice hersby that the termination 81 the eopert'
according written articles OF sgret-
neE p.tween the members Of the fin of Baylor Co TIE
anie will be and the unfinished business placed II
LIQUIDATION. u. u, bA5LuH
Gsnch.sler, March. 1855 su1N
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ASSecOnh District Public SchOOls-NOtice
Is hereby given that annual Examinations and Exhibition
of these Schools will take during the month OF July
such and such places the Board
hereafter designate. A. v. ROMAN,
je6 l5t Secretary pro tenn.
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HALL OF AMERICAN HOOK AND LADDER Co., No.
New Orleans, June 2 1859. !
HVAt n regular meeting OF this Company
held date the following preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted
Whereas pleased the Almighty Rner Of the Universe
to take TO himself CuTHBERT NJ BuLLlTT, late member
Of this Company, be 1t
Besolsed That by the untirney deah OF CUTH BERT M
BULLITT this Company has lost brave and devoted com
rsde, and gallant and true hearted gentleman.
Reolred That deeply sympshize with his family In their
bereavement and tender them heartfelt cpndolence
ResoIced hall Of this Company clothed
ing for thirty days.
Reolred That the Secretary be and hereby directed to
copy these resolutions to the family Of deceased and
that the same be published
Jet St j. N1SBET, Secretary.
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N VEKASDAH HOTEL, CORNER OF LA
%eJfnyette Square and Camp street.
50 This favorite Formerly Florence House
undergoing thorough renovation, and will be opened
the public the LIST October The location being opposite La
ayete Square and in the immediate vicinity Of all the fas
onahe places of amusement is adapted the comfort Of
Families hang broad ysrsndah than other hotel in the
South This house to be of the s GLASS; and second
Ia all Its appointments
SELF If W. G. JETER
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truly,
E. E. KITTREDGE.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1850.

To Moses Thcmpson present: 70-
Dear Sir-Havng been engaged DR.. Ktredge's pans-
ton for the fall of 1883 where there your furnaces
In full operation and having engaged other plantations
within the past fonr years which the furnaces Of Nj Still
and Messrs Hager Allyn used. consider hsvs
had fair opportunity Of Judging Of the comparative merits Of
each the furnaces have in saying your
done much work than either Of the other
With the same quantity Of Bagasse produces
intense fire heat and furnishes than thought
Bapasse capable Of producing with formation Of but
little chker feel confident In saying that believe ,hs
sufficient supply of boilers. it will the Bagasss
from to Is hhds twenty four hours and will fur
nsh all of the qured with six eight cords Of
in twenty four hours and make the above number Of hhd il
twenty hours therefore take pleasure expressing U
all hrm conviction tht furnace Is the have
in and recommend all who desire
the Bagasse into useful fuel. la5I
Yours, respectfully, -
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BAsKIsG CoxPAsY,{
New Orleans, April H. 1859 :
HF-The business of this institution Will be
henceforth the Banking Hou OF
Camp and Gravier streets.
all If A. II. KERSI0E, Cashier.
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ELM HALL PLANTATION, Feb. A. 1858.
Mr. Thompson, New Orleans, La:
Dear SHayng been engaged engineer p!anta
tons for eight and during that time had
sion take off with Bagasse furnaces of different kinds
happy furnace far exccs all others. It pro-
dures uniform fire and much larger quantity Of
feel confident that furnace with proper supply Of
boiler and the Reux apparatus will make steam do all Of
the work with cord Of wood the hid take pleasure
recommending furnace all who may have
them. Yours, truly,