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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-25

A SLIGHT ADvANoE.-We heard yesterday Of
the sale of lot of land containing l60 acres,
lying in the Portage Lake District, on the Up
per Peninsula, which originally cost its late
owner S400 dollars, for the handsome figure of
S45,OO0. The vein of the Pewabic and Frank
lin copper mines, runs through this land, and
the parties who have made the purchase, resi-
dents Of an eastern State, are making arrange
ments to work it at once-Det. Adr.
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LARGE CUBAN SUGAR CoNTRAcT.-A letter from
Cardenas, by the last Havana mail, announces one
of the largest contracts of the season. the crops of
the plantations "Coehinta," /" "Fermina," and "Two
sices" near that city, for S25 the box of 16 arrO>
bas each-N. O. Picayune. Feb.
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Could NOT Go.-Williams, alias somebody
else, is now in the jail, charged With uttering
counterfeit money. The Marshal Of Cleveland,
on Monday, came to Warren, to gallant him to
Cleveland, and let him attend Court there. But
circumstances prevented his leaving Warren
Warren ChTonicle.
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The PRoFTrs.-MeCOrmick ought to be con-
tent The Commissioner of Patents, in refusing
to renew Mr.. McCOrmick's application for an
extension of his patent for an improvement in
reaping machines, states that the inventor real
lied from his patents of Is45 and Is49, the enor-
nous sum of 81, ,297, ,9O5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-25

TIE FRENCH HEN's NEsrs.-The Hens Of
France must be an egg-laying breed, for statis-
tics show that France furnishes England with
nearly 200, 600, 900 of eggs annually
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-25

DEEP SNow.-A letter from Ontonagon states
that the snow on the mining range in that dis
trict was between four and five feet in depth,
and the weather quite mild.-DetrOI AdU.
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ANOTHER Tue AssocIAT1oN.--A second Tug
Association has been organized at Detroit
The Diamond, Whitney, Morton, Moore, and
Gore, will be among the tugs composing the
second company.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-25

HoI FOR PIkE's PEAK.-Five young men
from Hubbard, in this county, left this place, on
Friday, for Pixies Peak. Among them were
Messrs. Misner, Cramer and LOng.-WGrren
Chronicle
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REDUcED BY DYsPEPs1A TO a

"REDUcED BY DYSPEPSIA TO A MERE SKELE-
ToN"-CURED DY BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs.-Mr-
A. Matchett trader probably well known any man
in Western Pennsylvania, states follows 81 met with
armerin Armstrong County who reduced By Dyspp
sa to mere skeleton persuaded him to buy bottle Of
Berhave's Holland Bitte1s believing that would
him. desng him tbs after, what was my aston
ishmen at finding him hale hearty man. he said he
iueghed tro hundred pO and that this wonderful change
had produced by Behaves Holland Bters to which
he attributed solely his restoration"
See advertisement in another column
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RAILROAD BONDS REDEEMED-Ten thousand
dollars of the Summit County Railroad bonds,
held in New England, have been redeemed and
cancelled, as we learn by Mr.. Bernard, the Coun-
ty Authorization Beacon.
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DETROIT TRIBUxE.-This capital sheet ap-
pears in beautiful new dress, issued from the
new Office prepared since the burn up of the
old one. May the future be all prosperous to
our enterprising friends.
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vote ana Roupdarv Of Oregon.

In 1857 the Constitution of Oregon was pass
ed and ratified by the people, and State Off
GERS, Legislature, and member of Congress
were elected. The following was the result of
the election:
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Legislative summary.

10 the Senate, the following House bills were
passed, and the same are now laws
Mr. Monroe's bill providing for taxing in the
cost bill the expense of procuring transcripts
and records.
Mr. Dobmeyer's bill to prevent professional
jurors from sitting on juries.
A long discussion was had to day in commit
tee of the Whole upon the bill to repeal the
library tax law. Nothing final was done with
it.
Mr.. Schleich introduced a bill to provide
against the collection of usurious interest, un-
less the suit be commenced within six months
after the same becomes due
Mr.. Winans introduced q bill to prevent the
collection of usurious interest at any time.
The following bills were introduced in the
House
Mr. Mott, bill to prohibit Probate Judges
from holding the office of Justice of the Peace
Mr.. Satin, to preserve the purity of elections
Makes the giving of money, meat or drink, by
a candidate for Office directly or indirectly, for
the purpose of securing votes, penal offence,
punishable with fine or imprisonment or both,
also Furnishes the securing by a fine or impris-
onment.
Mr.. PaT, bill reducing the fees of Auditors
for filing certificates of road tax.
Mr.. Wright, amending the Sl9th section of
the Code.
Mr.. Slusser, bill to provide for the erection,
In Columbus, of Deaf and Dumb Asylum, at
a cost of not more than Sl75,000, and which
shall accommodate $50 pupils.
Mr. Bagley, a bill appropriating $4,000 to re-
pair the breach in the canal near Chilheothe.-
The rules were suspended, and this bill was
read three times to-day and passed.-StGtc
Journal, 24th
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-25

AWFUL CILAM1rY-Two CHILDREN BURNT
TO DEATH.-Two children of Mr.. Steven Ba-
ker, of Parma, in this county, boy and girl,
one aged one Eyear and the other two and a
half years, were burned to death on Monday
evening last The parents were both absent
from the house at the time, (about six o'clock, }
the father being at the barn and the mother at
aneighbor's house The cause of this terrible
accident is not fully known. 1t is supposed
that the clothes of the Oldest child took fire
from the stove, and running into an adjoining
bedroom, where the other child was In bed
sleeping, set fire 20 the bed, and both were con-
sumed. The parents, hearing their screams,
ran Immediately to the house, where they dis
covered the bed-cIothes on fire, and the little
ones so dreadfulIy burnt that they died during
the same night-Democra
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FoUED DEAD IN BED.-Last Wednesday
night, Mrs. Mary Clements, aged IA years, wife
of Mr.. Thomas Clements, residing in the North
East part of this township, went to bed as well
as usual, and on Thersday morning was found
dead in her bed, having suddenly died, from
some cause unknown, during the night.-Ra-
peuaa Dem
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mants.

S10000N MONEY ADYANG.
hpAO9OOO ED-Insums to sult-at he old
Silver Watches, Jewslry, Diamonds Guns Pistol ~ :
BUSINESS strictly private. Office No Water ST. corner
~ efior established in 1851 Open from
MILO p NJ Watches and JeWelry for sale at bargsins
,a,.x WM, WAGNER,
m5ls:du euD Commercial Br Bank
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Bankers.
j. Herdnaan CO..

j. Herdman & Co.,
No. 81 Public Square. South side, near Ontario 81,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
- Foreign and Domestic E1cianSe Uncurrent Mo1sv
Specle snd Land Warrants Collections throughout ne
united states. Canada and EuIoue -
Drafts and Bills Of Exchange Great Hain Trsi,n
france and Germany We direct sums to suf NJ
Ssh and 90 days, on The following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
Londcn-MessTs- Prescott Ciroie Case q Co Ranko-.
LiVerpOol-J Barned& Co Bsnkers
4aneheStsr-Messrs. Cunliffe, Brooks b Co. Bankers
Naional PROVINCIAL Banks OF England Branches ho
out England and Wales '"-N
Birmingham Banking Co.
1orksfalTe Disirlet Bank and Branchea
Lancaster Banking Co and Branches
National Bank Of Ireland
Provincial Bank Of Ireland-r-
ana All thelr Branches IN allthe principal aud .
SCOTLAND
Dundee Commefciai BaHl ing CO
Sneenock Ballklns 90. In fiaSsow and (sreeuock
NATIONAL Bank Of Scgsland and Brspcbes
We can also furnish Dfaf any amount payabl in tb
tsSlat y % III Sl.les q me tontineut o Europe.
rom Nsw York, Breat Britain Ire and Frafcs ~
germany, can be cured Al the lowest rates -
tor further particulars apply 90
-sePs J. .IlERD1fAN 4 Co. as above
u Z. MHITNAN. N N. sTANDGRT. c " sT1567S7r
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
Baakers and LealeFs in Foreign and Domestic Er-
eh=nse; No superior street. We draw direct on Ion
on and VIII furnish Drafls sor amount pavah a 81
ne pom SIN ns land Ireland Scutland France
Sno Germany Coectlous made all accessible ponfs
aronghoni the Untad States and Canadss n,hs-iS~ -
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Prepare against Fire.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
tr s1le by the Agent at his Depot No s6 super st.
iarse asTtlent Of those justly eelebrated WiLDFR'S
lion of The public is called ~ -'A
lel.lzx HK. RAYNozDs.
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MISS A. W. POLK, HEALING
" MEDIUM AND CLAlRVOYANT PHYSICfAN.
h4s IA en- rooms at Mr.. Stewards No As Lake ~
Mnere she VIII examiue and prescribe foT the dressed
heI experience AM success her u Offering hsr
services 70 ths public Persons dstanee car be a
commented with board in the house. TERNs-sI for The
nAt a ~ cents Tor subse Hours
nom TO Y A NJ. and from ? TO 5 P NJ febsjSy-in
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The Great New Ligbt.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, c O. &c. Coz
CLEFELAND, January 6. 1855.
BRUSH M1NUFACTORY.

VlHE CLEVELAND BRUSH co.
are N fI operation, and prepared to I'LL orders
Inis Company employ the elder boys of the Industrial
= Factory No 81 Champlain street. nexr TO Industrial
Sclool Once South Side Public SQUARE in Delsrafer
Dioe I, ssSona noor C. C-PENDLETON.
usS-..sn.zs Manager.
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General Notifes.
ROARDING CAN BE HAD FOR

~ families single gentlemen in a pleasant esen
s3oa house large and any rooms, a8d whin minutes
Walk OF the old Court HOUSE Square ~ Terms rsa-
sonaoe For further information address Box No al
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REAL ESTATE REGISTRY
MO- 6 OVER II K REVNOT NO
ClairYoYant Physician

IN Hardware Store J. D. FISHER win rens houss,
lor All parties who desire, and all tenemsnts fnte 10
alm viii be advertised for the low Ircs Of TwENTYFTvE
CENIS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-28

SUCCESSION OF LOGAN McKN1GHr;-Pos1r1vE SALE
opporass purchase Beautiful pssps WITH
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
ds1st a lax S1 g. Ss.: r.
ss ssi ss
matter Of the above succession. viii be sold
s, T IA &c rosss a N I se 4 I'll E
bounded BY a.s Paquemns sre
So ass. ss
ss ss'fs
beginning s and on
The house is built elevated about
5 a and s s & bed on
room: etc, etc. all ., ....... =,
force pumps attached and fact
" ss sTad # . o a and
shrubbeIy fruit and shade trees every portion in
The property adons the elegant residence of R. H Short
Es IN M and dwell
ting
in equal insamens for notes secured by mortgage
and per cent Until ua payment if not paid a. maturity I'm
70 De Kept and policy to the
Parties Wishing visit the property by applying at
Act Of sale before W. H. Peters, Notary, the expense
TWO ELEGANT Two-sToRY RESIDENCES, ENTIRELY
new situated n The Fourth District, at private sale
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
Two lots attached containing all modern improve
s j. e and best sS
Great Northern Railroad.
BY j. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-ohice 10 Bank Place.
y II. fs4sS Of ANp F9ay eTs1
about miles from the Railroad and about fifty miles from
hs We'll
SUMMIT
BY J. B. WALTON,
AucroNEER-OAce. 10 Bank Place.
A T PRIVATE SALE, eligible and aeivam-
im inn . towns q SUMMIT and cRYsTAIsPRISGs
The rapid growth Of these pieces in commercial and bust
ps n o suss Il hs
Summit i0s miles from New Orleans Shipped last
only sont Of kson Miss rapidly growing importance
prices and terms Which VII ef 5a A spR
snd in the iSssvs, close af he
BY j. B. WALTON,
Aucr1oEEER-oiice, 10 Bank Place m
A HIGHLY valuable tract of land atiioin-
IA the McOonogh lands late property Of hs ri IF
baltimore kxown Section No. 80 Township i'll Range IA
East containing 63S 3ll00 acres. ~ eN ~
This tract considered of the valuable in the State
mG, eo hs a G s a he
- e-Fos terms, sppy to j. B. WALTON Auciioneer No
III Bank Place. see If
S. r. "'A%SH'S 1eshAHpGEF; rfnA A.
The exclusive patent rights Of the have been pu
chased by Of gentlemen of the city Orlean.
for the States of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Arkansas
wishing to purchase parish county State rights
eigned who is sole agent for the above company
F. W. G. COOK,
No. 80 Nachez street. New Orleans.
Refers to- Messrs. Martin Gordon, Jr N o.; M s. Brn-
gie Ascension La: DR.. g. W. Campbell, Ibervle La Cap.
ANIL IaIdr N Rara
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JOHN D. BEIN & SON,


TRON............ .....IRON ..........,....1RON.
800 tuns Hllman 4 Bros. best flashed Bar, Round,
Flat and Square.
500 tuns English, Assorted, Round, Flat and Square,
100 best Refined :. =.
80 :. Tennessee Pow Plates.
10 :. Angle Iron.
:. Half.Round.
:. Oval and Half. Oval. ......=
Bevel.
80 :. Scroll, u to inch BY Htoi4
500 bundles Hoop and Band Iron, IL to in.
For sale by JOHN D. BEN SON,
ssa and 81 Camp street.
Manila Rope.
Landing, full stock. assorted, from til. Sin.
For sale by JOHN D. BEIN son,
SO and 81 Camp street.
Axles and Springs.
100 pair Axles, ~ to in with Nuts and Pins.
100 Elliptic Springs. assorted
For sale by JOHN D. BE1N SON,
80 and 81 Camp street.
Cane-Carrier Chains.
JOHN D. BE1N 4 SON,
sea.d 81 Camp street.
Metals.
1850 slabs spsl,er.
1000 Rabbit Metal.
1000 :. Anthony.
Landing e1 ship E. Mallory, and for sale by
JOHN D. BEN SON,
So and 81 Camp street.
Horse and Mule shoes.
Landing exshp Harriet 100 kegs best quality Nos and
8, for sale by JOHN D. BEIN SON,
50 and 81 Camp street.
Boat Spikes.
Landing exship Harriet 100 In Boat Spikes and
for sale by JOHN D. BElN SON,
50 and 81 Camp street.
Boiler and Sheet Iron Rivets.
Landing ex ship Diana
100 kegs Boiler Rivets. ~ to in by X aud 81.
leo kegs suitable for Sheet Iron and Tin assorted
For sale by JOHN D. BElN son,
SO and 81 Camp street.
Sheet Iron. -.-.~
600 bundles a. 20 and sc wide 10 to &c. English
200 Nos. 10 to l6-76in., American
For sale by JOHN D. BEIN SON.
SO and 81 Camp street.
Boiler Iron.
500 sheets Swift's Boiler Iron, a in
IT'S Abbots :. n in.
500 :. Hillman Brothers best premium
For tale by JOHN D. BEIN SON.
80 and OIL Camp street,
Copper.
20 20, "a and 80 in. Roofing by TO- IL and 12b
$40 sheets Braziers' Gopher II to 1875 b.
5000 Bolt Copper, II to IL in.
For,a!e by JOHN D. BEIN SON,
80 and 81 Camp street.
Boiler Heads.
"a best Flange Iron Boiler Heads 40, 4s and 80 in.
For sale by JOHN p. BEIN 4 SON,
81 and o. Camp street.
Cast Iron Water and Gas Pipe.
Landing per ship Lancaster and in store
100 Pinch Cast Iron Pipe.
1913
81
20CO fest Y inch Gas
1900 :. i
$500 :. IA
2000 IL
For sale at the lowest market prices by
JOHN D. BEIN SON,
50 and 81 Camp street.
Galvanized Sheet Iron.
Landing ship VIM Mosesl0O bundles rs and q by "a and
80 inch, wide For sale by go
JOHN D. BEIN 4 SON,
50 and 81 Camp street.
Russia Sheet Iron.
Landing exsbip Maory2O bundles 26, 81 and 7s best
Russia Sheet. For sale by
JOHN D. BEIN SON,
re2S 6'NoWA&Fr 80 and 81 Camp street.
CEMENT AND PLASTER-203o bbls CEMENT
~ and PLASTER landing AND for sale By
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Ri;sn b.v,aP fmde sSxiiss S re
w to,sd The Court fog Letters q Adninrson q ths
. .so,
within ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
BY order Of the Court.
Drg.rs oovs p Dk
TIT q b q Que David Melville pre-
a .R aSs . cs% ss .sss r. g.
prssen. donna toy. esnn que eel. pen.
aueis: nc .srst pas fai. dEoi. i. dts petition.
ss2s oei : = J. L. KELLY. Dsputs Grenfer.
srco.p DISTRICT couar SUCCESSION Of 9: 9, WOOD
WH III a;ssP John M. has ,'t
g Il S % . Of e. tho
Notice Y hereby given all whom to show
s son y a why the prayer Of the said petitioner
BY order Of the Court
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
so cSyh 20 De q
A T S5s ss,;sy ~ John q; eS,ises Prssssts
s5e a s's sSs' w s.
As e. s donnie tous celia
ausss I'll, ne ,srst ait doit il de petition
ga % % J. L. KELLY, Depute Grefier
sr'osP s Ds5s,s. succEssIoN sAM G.
WHEREAsc sasons has p lsssS
me Court for Letters Of Cufatorshp vacant e.
tate Of the late saml. g. Williams deceased intestate-
Notice is hereby given to all whom may concern to chow
should not be granted. = - ~ ps'0"eA
By order of the Court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEgnE1E couR DE- DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE sAML q.
TTEMDU que Charles SagOry a presente
1Asune petition la Cour peet Lettres dc
Curatels la Succession de sal. O. Williams
decide intesat-
Avis present dome que celia peut
ceIe avor deduire sous dix jours les ponr es-
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
81 429-J J. [. KELLY. Deputs Grehaer.
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COTTON SEED OIL

COTTON SEED OIL
The undersigned, sole agents Of hs BIENvILLE COTTON
SEED OIL MANUFACToRY of Messrs p. Martin / Co.,
have constantly hand supply this superior article
which ready to sell the terms As
will be by reference to the suoned certificates the OIL
has been fully tested by planters and merchants give
their unqualified approval
BLANCHIN GIRAup,
No. A Old Levee.
We have established depots the following places
v. MAURIN, Donaldsonvie.
VARALDI PHELPS, Paincoutville.
A. PERRIN, Thbodaux.
DUFREsNE HUNT Bayou Goula.
ROTH. DEBL1EUx 4 CO., Plaqusmine and the principal
Grocers in this city.
ASSUMPTION, August n. 1859.
During the last rolling the Cotton Seed Oil by
Martin Co.. New Orleans used lights in the Sugar
Houses on the Augustn and whs plantations ". w. Pugh
Co., Mrs. Cynthia Pughs New Hope plantation, the
plantation OF H. Boatner Co.. and WAS every respect
found equal if not superior to either whale lard
Gigned) A. FRANKLIN PUGH.
ASSUMPTION, June l. 1859.
certify that have used Cotton Seed OIL lighting my
Sugar House. equal any oil we have ever
usedit giving clear light and less trouble most of
whale oil.
sigue6 vENANT HEBERr.
ASSUMPTION, June 9. 1859.
take pleasure In stating that have used the Cotton Seed
OIL manufactured by Messrs. P. Martin Co.. found it to
give complete satisfaction.
(signed) A. GENTLE,
During the late rolling used the Cotton Seed OIL
from the mandatory of Messrs. p Martin Co. This oil
burns we'll sperm whale o-gves smoke
tirely free from offensive SMELL Although
ing earlier and ended later than the preceding easehe
being much areerI used barrels oil previously
Signed) g. PUGH
NEW ORLEANS, August q, 1859.
We the undersigned hereby certify that wishing
qualities of the different Oils which have for sale pro.
ceeded as follows:
lamps equal with the following oils One
with Blesched Sperm OIL with Winter Strained Lard OIL
with Whale OIL and with Cotton Seed O-the latter
being the mandatory p. Co.. of this
city.
The lamps lighted at O'Clock P. NJ. and left bnrnng
In store The next morning, at o'clock found thst
the Whale and Lard Oils had been entirely consumed At
O'Clock A. M the lamp with the Sperm Oil went The
Cotton Seed Oil still burning ard giving bright steady
flame at II o'clock A. NJ, when put out being satisfied
with the result of experiment. and although might
continued burning greater length Of time. In Judgment
the Cotton Seed Oil s for lighting purposes superior
others being, free from smoke offensive smell
(signed) POTHIER FAUCHEUX.
seI2 2p6tlm
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WANTED.

NESIRED-A GENTLEMAN OF ACTIVE BUSINESS
u habits and fair commercial knowledge, permanent re
dent Of this city for the last IL wishes to engage with
Assistant Book Keeper Salesman Collector or Cores
pondng Clerk Salary OBJECT until such time his quail
fcaons might be fairly tested Address L. L. L., at this
Office. se5 II
NTANTED-A COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED
Book and correct accountant wishes situation
in good wholesale Commission Factorage business Sat-
actory references given He would devote all his attention to
the interest Of his employers.
Address N. NJ NJ Crescent office se5
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hfR WANTED--A GOOD SHIP OR BARK. TO
$50 load In Dispatch Line for Boston also. for New
BAAEYork and Philadelphia. Apply to
au23 s. JONES 4 CO., 81 Gravier street.
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CEMENT AND PLASTER-203e bbs. CEMENT
~ and PLASTER landing AND for sale by
KEARNY, RLOIS l. CO.,
selH " Magazine street.
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Copper.
20 90 "a and 80 in. Roofing by TO- II and 70 u.
$40 sheets Braziers' Gopher II TO 1875 b.
5000 Bolt Copper u to III in
orsa!e by JOHN D. BEIN SON.
SO and 81 Camp street.
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WHEELS COFFEE ROOM THIS EsTAB-
w lishment will re open SATURDAY EVEN1SG, the
18th inst. Va.
and can procured time during the day and night
sell Inns
Ill s. JONES & co.,
se7 II 81 Gravier sire
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g Il. WILMOT'S PLANTE RS, PATENTE,,
.. CORDWOOD GUTTER

The exclusive patent rights of the above been pur
chased company Of gentlemen of the New Oan,
for the States Of ouisiana Mississippi Alabama
wishing purchase parish county State rights Of
machinery obtain The by applying the under
signed who is sole agent for the above company.
I F. W. G. COOK
No. 80 Natchez street, New Orleans.
Refers to- Messs Martin Gordon, Jr, N. o. s. Brin-
gier Ascension, La Dr. G. W Campbell Ibervilie La Cap
tain j. g. Landry, N. o. G. c. Boger N. O.; G. MiIe ST
James. my30 IL
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GOOD MAHOGANY PARLoR FURNIrUt E, etc.
BYL Il. BEARD f. co.
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
29th inst, at 1Oz O'Clock, Mt
i No. 100 Julia street, Camp. will be sold
The contents Of threemory brick house consisting in
part of good Nah gany Parlo Furniture Walnut Poplar
Bedsesd- Armoirs, Bureaus Washstard Mattresses Long
Dining Table Carpets, Mating, Glass and Crockeyware
Cooking Stove Kitchen Utensils, etc.
A1r TERNS-Cash. seN
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Boiler Iron.
500 sheets Swifps Boiler Iron, a in.
IT'S :. Abbott's :. :, Yin,
SEQ Hllman Brothers best premium
For rale by JOHN D. BEIN SON
80 and OIL Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-28

Russia Sheet Iron.
Landing ship Mallory-2O bundles 49, 81 and rs best
Russia Sheet. For sale by
JOHN D. BEIN SON,
re2s 6.MoWAGFr 80 and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-28

Metals.
$50 slabs Spsl,er.
1000 Babbit Metal.
1000 :. Anthony.
Landing ship E. Mallory, and for sale by
JOHN D. BEIN i SON,
SO and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-28

BoRt Spikes.
Landing ex.shp Harriet 100 kegs to Boat Spikes
for sale by JOHN d. BElN SON,
SO and Oh Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-28

Galvanized Sheet Iron.
Landing ship VIM Mosesl0O bundles rs and q by "a and
80 inch, wide. For sale by
JOHN D. BEIN 4 SON,
SO and 81 Camp street,