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steamship Cahawba Smith, Havana and New Orleans-Iiv
Ship Endymon. Hallet, Idverpool-Howland rro,hine
ham 's
s shhp = Louis johnson, New oeans-wm Nelson Son.
sn feSsner r Mnes ang
I br,g Butler, Nina, por, au Pa,t
tshg Mig !, John smaers Co.
schr nanc ,s,sr & Hapae,so5 Ware
scsr Ess, Wind ba.b MansanIa small ''D' 'S'''
r Alien & JOHNS Fai ne. James,
ssbr W M1ra s%xey Murray
ehr Gilman rossi D3sssests ss'pn
Iss vfsfs ss sss S%
Steamer Planet Wilson, Phiiadelphia ''"-AeA
Steamer ahos sparks Grumey Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
Steamship ann Atansc Pisrson Aspinwa, Desb with
s seans 10 se r with o,o. and
sensers u Cromwell 60 Dec 10 AM of astieras,
s0s ssa ssn,s c aspn ,osu saa
Nashville bound South 10 AM, passed Potomac,
Manon Foster Charleston with mose and passen
sssm.hS Creek, wis.s Baltimore with md.e to
:, ssa%snp chesapeake croweli Portland, with mdse to
ship M1melY1s % gGs on plle Manila Aug 5 with
@papy Eagle &c, passed. cape ep r. Good
f long sSf fs yong sa vi
ard no snssus the shocks got
9. rs hs ss' sss snni 10 bottom S a = hons
Niork che reported her for sorung Aug a. II n
jorg I "a r., ship Ocean Pearl for NYork
ana was " company until 10Th lat 20 NJ long l2l 80
Mss x,ss no epoe NS y % %dse zsrega
len tspt Hsnt tssey. "
Hurib,t '
Ship Mediator Kast Marseies, oct7 passei Gibraltar Nov
with lead &C. TO VIM Frost Has escaped very heavy
weather, MADE Rarrega, light 9Th inst 81 took beayy
norihweser ard LAID 70 until Sunday morning, ll'h ios Oct
i6 Piazza Island light IN sight Mr. james anrd of
accidentally fell overheard drowned ,c, "a T,a
de Gate bearing Nh distant 10 miles spoke sbip Ssna,r
sfoie ebip Lsnube Nov J. Rock OF Gibraltar SW miles
ohe tik Andrew Carnay and ship Richard ,lsop Nov g.
a rs % In 81, etchanged signals with spp Richard ,son
fov " lat 81 33 Ion IS - Ike bark DANIEL Weocr Nc
~ lat 70 ~ Ion 81 10 eaassd brig SARAH imber llIe1 Ice
lay - ~ ion TO- spoke Br brig Wild Wave Vera Cruz
ship Hope Merrill Iegbcrn Gibraltar 81 days with mar
bic &c, 10 abrieot Bros. Eas experienced neavy
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The transactions in Mexican dollars have been "a the
sent o1 me receipts by Tie Adeaido, Of which about
$to,Oco were SOLD at 10 per cent premium, and the
the ma ket bare.
and contracts have been at $50 fnc par when IL
the present rate No change in the Of Eastern ex
change
The balance Of funds in the State Treasury Mt the
Isl IS. 80 ' u 'uS'n''S November ~ was sS'7'-
Since last steamer reference 70 stocks there has
been sight advance IN State and city bonns bu. with
liil. con as very few Offering California Steam
Navigation Company icl as low as soc hut has since
ralhed little II dividends continue To bc naid hv Tho
coIrany, the stock will probably further aiyance hut
GU The contrary they should cease, the present on
Icshoh commune, II must Decline probably to 25c &c.
PRODUCE.
The first rains Of the occurred al Tho ononin of
the present fortnight They have extended renerallv
throughout Che Siate and VIII benefit such mling ooera
~ ns us Leeced supply OF water Although deferred TO
rather later period thai usual more than the csomarv
quaIis OF ram has fallen up TO the present writing dur
10, at oDce break up the the country and we
already hear Complaints Of dific,ites and advanced
weather would obsia.e the latter objection. and NJ
the same time leave the miners requiring water
empty supplied The leading feature Of the produce
market during the past fortnight was a remayabje ac
tvny in barley, and this particularly notceable
durD The 1cst week. during several days Of which
strfng speculative prevailed This has snb
SIDED Ia Measure, and sales made upon the
basis If the demand for consumption For wheat there
Las been buf moderate demand. II ia difficult TO obtain
W. It " ioe BoV' VlH HeemS To be
about The price purchasers are willing pay export
though IL few instances &c. has been given by city
milcrs for an extra article Within few dare past the
American bark Grecpfe,d has been paced on te berth
tor Caao, aud Il ia understood she viii take
some 5000 sacks. Oats have been firm, but rather
inactive The receipts OF bay have been light
and few transactions In cargo parcels have been re,
ported The market liz quite firm There is good re.
gnfmert tor beans both white and bayos prices are
very steady. FIonf-Tmpor,a,iops from December 9th
to Nov' mber l5 ~ 3ss bbs. Eastern sos bbls Orcgon
~ mall parcels of Gscgo and Haxal, in all about 300
, ,uR aye been taken private terms, aud rs bbs
mp, hn"cuIe Co.'S sold from, first bands ut SO rs
lei N,p ifmes'c has net fair jobbng requirement,
'houtoe5 IN the otneht there was derlioe Of 25 3
lu .oo sos good many Of the parcels setting arc for
-IreIfne we're h.son for vriori7 n, az me 40
pT rate ssss nrc az follows 5bo a. Ks extra s,pce1n
At 1850 90 90 at - u so 10 g. 80 do do at so
: SO so, and $500 ~ sape hhe, at Is per 200 l5s
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DURIFY THE BLOOD.
Nonsts Life Pills and Phoniy Rters free from all mind
raj poors for the of ssrofna eroptoos OF fbe u
ulcers p'nplrs aud all dsaBses impure blood
he piles fever and asne bilious ard Intermittent evers 5000
yield 70 these astonishing remedies For sae BY Dr. WM b.
AoiFAT, $50 broadway, N. X, and by all druggsts
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Markets.
San FRANCISCO, Nov. IS, 1859.

San FRANCISCO, Nov. is, 1859.
FINANCIAL.
The continues TO be much complaint about the small.
Of remiitances from the interior notwithstanding
Thai, rom the rain that has fallen mining Operations have
no Cob, been considerably facilitated Suil perh.p Il
Is 100 eat aur the comm OF the rains
10 expect much from this of relief Money has
been IN good requirement Since the sailing OF the last
steamer, and in some instances rather advanced rates of
interest bave been obtained; but able col
lateral The rate seldom per cent though quote
The current rBpge, 2 a per cent per month on ial
notice has been given that the United Branch Mint
IN this city will close for the acnua settlement December
o. after which cate, until further notice, bullion will be
received for refining coinage No silver button viii be
received alter the 3Oth settlement Is con
cuCed lbe statistics OF the atoms OF the Mint from
Isl 10 18th Inclusive, az follows
Receipts of gold bullionweght after melting 92 90
Tonnage, gold, double eagles. $3.50, 900
10 eagles. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
10 hall eagles. ............... IL, 500
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s5s7 sos
silver, han dollars. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Total coinage. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1912 500
The exports Of treasure since Oc, ST. were as follows
Per Golden Age, TO New York. .$1,7l0,679 90
England. 1900 90
g Southern Cross, to Hong Kong .. 7,7s5 90
Black Warrior, TO +" ......... 2l8,389 90
Exported previously this year ....... 4037s,sss 81
. 70 1a'e s4242a62S l6
Excess Of 1859 over 1858. $3.50 o5a is
The receipts Of treasure October 81 have been as
follows -
General Yanez, from Maza,lan ..... $3.50
FRANCES Palmer, from Honolulu. .......... 1860
Golden Gate from Acapulco ............ 34oO
Total ., "a a,
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mlsCELLAN tnOU0,
(||SN~~-~~~S<
ENGLlSH sBATESl
~ st George Oxford and !, Rnvs Toni Chest.
I1n'on eInb Il furnished With good
.noles nnc E,gish Skaee. Tools from So so TO-
Also, all the most approved $50 Drawing
patterns OF American Iustruments 75c 10 4l6
Skates. ~ per set
For s.le at
JOHN HILLS TOOL STORE,
9is Broadway N 4. corner Canal street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, z
City Of New Orleans, April 8, 1859. !
n Nh. AqeA

ID sss III
Rses The be and i hereby
3 &
eli Of New Orleans for the right q for twenty from
ioIs.ss Described the and conditions here
single track Railroad. commencing Tolcdsno street at
streets Of Canal street Rampsrt street
and along a ns
States BsrIseks and naming along s II he rns
to west side Rampant and along the vest eide Of RsmpM.
Canal street the north side Of stree.
and through the 10 is junction with Camp street
pattern q. in The city
description those used il ;s ey The tracks
Canal and Rsmpa streets to Epsnads street
il he
The lines Of said tracks the rails shall be with
20 Ss
shan s I and ns
said tracks good order and condition during said
sbRs sys s passing up
Te fare and Toeano street. or for
those points no tive cents
either way The shall be drawn by horses mules and
h Be- lsa
As than s
until ten o'clock NJ, and every thirty minutes from ter
Said contractors shall annually into the City
Treasury the Of said road and fixtures thu
levied real estate and the value Of said
to be assessed by the usual mode OF
ment Should the contractor contractors refuse
glec keep the streets in the order and condition con
G s hs I s the the
said contractor couracors and in the event of their
usa for the the amount shall be recoverable be
city That speed miles
hour Ac tn be said railroads. betwe
shall with good and ample head
light placed in conspicuous position the outside Of sa
for the violation Of this other ordinance
np be hereafter enacted In accordance with tn
provisions of this resolution the part OF officer or EN-
poyee said roads, the contractor shall
| liable to all fines or dar arising hereform
The raid roads shall be commenced simultaneously at Ca
nal I up and and be eoos
of the said roads shall be under the supervision Of the City
accordance with lines and levels be given by him
and with specifications on file in his Office The laying Of
railroads shall commenced within six months from date
contract and completed wi hin eighteen nths from date
and should the contractor or contractors fail
void The said contractors shall furnish good
solvent security, in the Of ten Thousand dollars for tn
and completion Of aid railroads within the tim
The right Of way to awarded the parties Offering tn
largest bonus for the privilege and the be paid with
thirty days from the date of contract All proposals. must
the City Comptroller and endorsed The proposal
for constructing the City Railroads be opened by the CONF
roer in The Of The Charmen Of the Committees
posa be subject to the Apr wal or rejection OF the Comno
Council
work done materials furnished for this roaI every
lay and thereon either for the ucion, repair
any other expense of Whatever kind shall be borne tt
| contractor or contractors = -
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
i ISigned J. O. NIXON,
4 -og. President Board Of Aldermen
Approved February ii, 1859.
as S2t isgnedi GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
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.saIiait ~ Az for the contracts FOL
hsgsn hs Han Canal from Canal
street to Canal and Galvez Canal from the New
the dIanng MACHINE Said canal shall be cleaned and
depth eight feet below Level the lowest ground II
sEcosD street Canal from Claiborne stree
70 asss a " 9s Canal Said SHAH
dep feet So "Ra hs sias a
ground in the section. y VIZ ''"e
Cleaned sns s snz d Gssa
s soand
81 ssass s
S %ih o ssf. I ct s he sSs on fee
kpt1si sb Sfn Sc s nesy
saa 81 st IT. sias.R e.
said canals and acs e as well as all rail
siia tho ssns
The Mt shall bind themselves have dams
e The
whole work shall be executed under supervision of
t my surveyor and to the entire satisfaction OF said
ae materials and labor required shall he furnished BY the
Each the contractors shall bind himself to begin the work
n ten days following the approval Of the aaeaons BY
sixty f days ssn Se c sa
foa ss s s.,y
me Of ten dollars day for each every thereafter The
work Is not completed. - - - so
Securities to 5000 shall he rerpire5 o,, ,h
contractor Of the first contract Of $ from tbe
for the second Of from
the contractor for the third Sam
for the contractor for the fourth Said
dtioned to guarantee the faithful performance Of he
Payments in cash on the completion and
eny acres of canal and acceptance of same by the CITY
Surveyoen per CENT Of the amount of he
retained In guarantee until the Of the whole
well understood thatin Of failure the
to begin or finish the work any thereof within the DE-
rod liked or In case the Council be with the man
mel In which the work being executed shall have
default required by article 1905 Civil Code and with
out applying court of justice the same and with
out indemnity and it is also well understood that he
shall at time abandon the or NOT finish and
complete the same In conformity with contracts said con-
tractors shall forfeit all claims for any of ina
work done by them to the date the and he
city shall be thereby discharged from any and All liability
and is also well understood that the con-
be the and shall be held
and bonnd in solido to unto the city or difference
between the price which the originally contracted
perform the work and the price which may b. adudca
led at a sale rehabilitation, - '"
Bids be running Of 2OS feat the whole o.
complete. " ~ e WIN
New Orleans, 18th April, 1852
lsigned.l LOUIS H. PILE,
Approved by the Committees on Streets and Iandipps o
both Boards OF the Common Council. -
[Signedl ROBT. HUYGBE
lSignedl ii. 7, yENNARD' ChairmeH.
Registered April l6, 1859.
als7 HENRY DuREL. for Comptroller
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The following is related q Frsds-;.,- &C..
ssntinsl On very cold Mntry niaht 'ns wIeas and
you smoke. the king in disguise saws !" ~ aon!
sss ,ao 1.sss ssn9sl yoa may
toll yon, fool that Will bear yop hsrn,, mustn't"
King The king be id, be SAYS What s 9o me
my Captain Say X Aoralalways obey your i muo
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COMPTROLLER's OFFICE
M sx,,x,.n, City of New Orleans, July T. 1855
X ~ y hayls- That the Comptroller be, ana
anang advertisement in the official onrna that in accoane
" he ninth section Of ordinance No. 1872 approved March
oO me Council VIII not bill against the city
IN uef anthory OF m order from the Comptroller
lsigheoJ E. l.. TRACY,
. President Board of Assistant Alderman
t'isheol L. H PLACE
President Board of Alderman
lSignedl JOHN LEWIS Msyor
OF the OIL fers Of the city OF the public Ia
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution pA'
,~,e.. 4. THEARD,
-lyIou Comptroller CITY OF New ORLEANS
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RESOLVED ordinance No. 1864 entitled ordinance
for the sale Of the right of TO establish railroads in the city
New Orleans, and for other purposes" be and the
hereby amended read single track railroad conmencne
Eighth street, in lien of "Toledano street, and along the
West Rampant in lieu of the East side Of Ram
part street thence along the West side Of street. "
Barracks the words another single track railroad
running insert the words aolg the North side Espla
the East side of Rampant ree in lieu Of the
weat side and along the East side Of Rampant street
the words Through Magazine street Eighth street
in lieu of Toedaua street, and through said Eighth street
its junction with Pyasia street. in lieu of Camp eetn
The privileges Of the right Of for said contractor
appuenances to the city the expiration of
said twenty years. valuation to be ascerained by dis
interested persons be appon ed by said contractor
contractors and the other by the city, and in the event Of
said valuation between the said parties
the District Courts the decision thereby had to be fin al and
thus amended that said ordinance be and the is hereby
adopted.
GSignedl ALFRED KEARNY,
President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
. Annroved AnrI l. 1Shq
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aptain was caught in the jaws Of 4
finally rescued badly wounded. on
\ ne thought while In that situation
fought be would make about forty
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STREE" COMM'R--OFFICIAL.

SECOND DISTRICT POUND-Xyas irouuh1
TO the Second District Pound, Derbgny street
| 81; o Ann n, ana Main streets, as estrays-
une black Pony with bride and black saddle nbout
nigh with several small white SPOTS all round no
One dark brown horse mule about Is hands high with sad
ae ana collar marks lame in the right leg and several old
scars snort name and tall three feet shod visible mark
@ NOT claimed within ten days and the expenses
nS Ha a !, April 70, 1859 q u O'Clock NJ.
Registered April H. 1853 ''Fes' commissioner
HENRY DUREI, For Comptroller
EPtAVE DU DEUXIENIE DIsRTRICT-u a
- etc conduit depot Epaves du Deuxeme Dlstrict
rue Derbgny, entire les SteAnne Dumaine CONNIE
IN petit cheva ncir see ct bride no environs l3
ferries, sans clamps visible. 49, fo f''''
I'm mnet dun brun noir, environs 10 de haut avec
d seize eli collier estropier dams pate de deyaut
drot ct pleusenrs vees paie Grain ct la qen core
pieds ferries, sans clamps visible. ' '-
81 les aninaux
pot Is EGSD pa'aa' 'a dit de-
Nouvelle Orleans avril IL, 1859 a AZ "a "a
FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-NVas brought
70 the Fourth District Pound on jackson Street bet
constance and Laurel streets, estrays-
one brown aud white spotted she goat short horns
One Srogn and white goat short hopns
on pad MI Claimed within the
MONDAY. April Is, 1852 at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ Nep''' vi
New Orleans, April I, 1859,
Registered April H. 1855 street Commissioner
HENRY DUREI, for Comptroller.
EP a,ai DU aUATRIEIE DIsTRICT-Ia
epaves- - N'As'""ee' CONNIE
une chevre tache blanc ct brun les cornes coprtes
une cheSre tacha blanc ct brun, les cornes courte
les DTS anlmsnS son recames dix iours ct les
ira payes s sesen, yendua renehro pnbque au dit De-
NouTeile Orleans II avril 1859. ai2 IL r
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No. 1904. ]
Resoed the adudicaons by the Comptroller Of the old
iron granite blocks and old timber remaining from the
Mary Vegetable market be and the 10 hereby APP
and that the Be
on payment Of the amount specified are follows:
The per pound to Leeds Coz the granite for
no. snd the timber for Slu g., to James Lindsay.
fSteuedl t5 OHAS q. WALDO,
y President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
ES;esedl j. o. NIXON,
- 518ss5is President Board Of Aldermen.
siS [signedI GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMPTRoLLER,S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans April l6 1881
No. 4499.l
Resoped That the Comptroller he Is hereby instructed
to soil to The highest bidder after Eve days notice in the official
The Magazine Market Fourth District.
tSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
tSigned CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April a. 1882
fsignedl GERARD sTIrH Mayor.
Notice Y hereby given that SATURDAY, esi instant
will adudcate at my office at IL o'clock NJ. the above
contract.
al6 1t T.THEARD, Comptroller
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No. 1903.
Resolved That the Committee Work House and Prisons
and House Refuge hereby authorized
refuse broken from Royal street.
for Of employing the inmates Of the Wo kHouse
ISignedl CHAS H. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ISicped1 ]. O. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved April 16, 1859.
ala Signedl GERARD STlTH. Mayor 2
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, April !, 1889.
~ No. ASA. I
2opd That the Comptroller and he is hereby authorized
to adudcate after twenty days official JOURNAL
the epntrae, fer paving with blocks Camp street from
cifcations e in the Surveyors office and said adjudication
to be subject to the approval rejection of the Common
Council.
ISgnedl CHAS II. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
ISguedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March Is, 1859.
(Signedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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No. 45071
Resoed That the Comptroller and he Is hereby author
lied and objected to sell o the hghet bidder after five day
the Of the Magazine market for the balance
the 1852 tow from the 10th April to the 31st day
December inclusive accordance with the ordinances
ing the other markets in the city Of New Orleans.
Resofped further That City Surveyor be and he is hereby
authorized designate the stalls that shall be occupied by the
butchers said markell in accordance with ordinances
ing the other markets.
tSigned CHAS. b. WALDO, a
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ISigned j. o. NIXON,
10y " 3sr73-8s President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April 49, 1859.
lsienedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor,
A true copy: - j. L. FABRE,
ais as7 ~ ~ Secretary.
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No. 1876. 1
Resolre That the City Attorney and he hereby auhor
lied institute Judicial proceedings against Joseph Kaiser
late for cleaning the paved unpaTed streets Of
the Fourth District Of the city New Orleans and his security
securities for three thousand hundred and fifteen dollars
and cents amount expended by the city Of New
leans during the months Of August September October Nc
yember and December 1885, and January February and
March, 1859 and above the monthly amount due him for
the Of his contract ad contract having been
carod null and void by the Joint Committee Of Streets and
Landings and Finance and the Of said committees
proved by the Common. Councip.
Resoged further, That the City Attorney 10 hereby directed
to the said Kaiser and his security securities for the
his account on the aforesaid contract.
directed to make the necessary bill bills for the
due BY Kaiser to the city and transmit the
the CT Attorney for collection.
fSignedl sA y CHAS II. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSigned1 J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April l6. 1859.
= Bignsdl GERARD sTITH, Mayor. a1s
No. 4506.
Resolved That the City Surveyor be and he hereby auhcr
cleaned the Camp street canal and throw the
dirt taken said canal Coliseum Plsce il order fill
said Place said work be without de
lay and at the lowest possible cost.
lSignedl CHAS. 81. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
ISignedl j. o. NIXON,
- President Board Of Aldermen.
| }signedi GERARD sTIrH. Mayor ais
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Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, 18th inst, will
adudcate at Office at IL O'clock the above contracts
al Ut 4. THEARD, Comptroller
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Notice Is hereby given that MONDAY April g. 1870
contracts. ' '' luz aooV
ais 1t r. THEARD c,nn,r,,,.s
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FOUNDRY AND mACHINE-s1DP.

~ rooNDhT AND MACHINE-sH0P.
~ ,s.G FORGE PATTERSON
W. toucceasof TO Mclean Patterson) corner az Dn,ora
r, ..a,,, and New Leyee Streets " 1
me Undersigned is prepared rnannfactnr. aTrIx
EMIL BOILERS and MACHINERY Of ali tinds n,
LEAN no sugar rianstlona Saw Mills Cotton Presses
FRAMING Machines and Railroads. Gin ear Horsa
FiFa tr s pRTEaes Months and Crate Bars
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rined etc S "sA'ns ior
. ~ M WORK q all descriptions having stesr,
He will keen on hand ali times Cirats pa-s ,, s.,
by steamboats,. " '"''es Vi All sizes used
ne IS Agent for the sale of John osborns Patent rrs Nav
MI efhte iaf so mighty spoken Of the Peavna Pr;n3n
ana Others that have them in set Of these Bars
shmeDt. ~ A"'e1 put up IN thla estah
e hs also made arrangements the sale OF
oilers sd Machinery, and will establish Denot
s ana wnere large quantity of second hand boil
Now orlesns, june 1888 FsEoRGE PATTERSON.
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O. a. KITTRE DEM IL ROJsDM
AEJ tiaie zen Kittredge Co., Importers Of Guns
sgd Sporting Apparatus in ali its bfanahra
,NSA Mhoiesae and retail deelersin American Riass
~ r,stols and Fire arrns of every variety IL IA
VSShhries street, near St Charles Hotel Esv
oFissns, and liza Main street, Cincinnati obis