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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-03-09
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.

a catalogue of the College is before US, kindly fur
nishcd by our young friend T. L. W. The list shows
3 Resident Graduates, 40 Seniors, So Juniors, SIS
Sophs and 81 Freshmen,-total ISL This looks
Hourshing From Elscfeld, we find JoHS BEAUFORT
Wallace in the Senior Glass, THoMAs LAMAR WARD
LAW in the Junior, Jouy NJ. BELL in tho Sophomore,
EDWARD JULIAN BUTLER in the Freshman Class,-on-
y one representative in oach class, but all Of thcm
fine fellows and who will we doubt not, reflect honor
upon their district
Teurhers preparing young mon for the College
would do we'll to notice the adaoHitiou which we ex-
tract and nppond:
"The faculty have resolved that, except in very
peculiar and extraordinary cases, young man shall
hereafter he examined for any class who has not both
read and carefully recierrd NIL that is required for
admission. Whom the certificate Of his teachor docs
not distinctly state this fnct, the applicant will be
asked whether Or not he has done 80, and in all
in which negative answer s given, aD examination
shall be refused to the candidate. Hereafter appli-
cants may EXPECT to be thoroughly examined in Ar
nolIs Latin Prose Composition, and teachers re-
qucstcd to pay special attention to this reqnisitiun
4 thorough knowledge Of Arithmetic being essential
to in all the classes of the College, applicants
must be prepared for full and searching examination
in this study:
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THE GEORGIA MEDICAL. C0LLEGE,
The following gentlemen from this Statc graduated
at the Medical College Of Georgia last week, and
ccived their diplomas rs regular NJ. Dis:
D. W. Patton, D. Il. lIidreh,
n. S. McCunts, NJ. NJ. Pitts,
p. y. Sullivan, A. NJ Settle,
L. a. Purvis, j. II. Glover.
w. E. Link.
The Constitn'ionalist, in aud;ng to the Commence
ment exercises, says:
"It may not be altogether inappropriate here to
renark that the Georgia Medical College is in four
ishing condition. 1t cuuld not well be otherwise for
having stood the test Of tlmo, its reputation is
fully established. With faculty fully qualified fOr
the high mud responsible positions which they hold !;
aud with essential ncili.ies for the attentive student
prosecute his lnburs in the study Of his profession,
its course must and will he onward and upward
The number VI students in attendance upon the
course of lectures which have just cluscd, one
hundred anu fifty; Of whom nuuty-seven were from
Georgia; twcnty-one from Alabama twenty-si1 from
South Carolua two from Florida; one from Tenncs-
see one from North Carolina one from Texus; and
ono from Mississippi"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-03-09

zs1y~ sclplo's" article for the current week is
necc !sarily postponed.
MTS- "CnARlTr" will appear next week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-03-09

We have been informed that the body Of the
unfortunate fireman, Mr.. Wilson, who lost his
life by the late railroad accident at Bush river,
was found yesterday, within few feet of where
the body of Mr.. Poor was found the day before.
We arc pleased to learn that the work OF repair.
ing the road is going on rapidly, and that the
trains will pass over in few days.-Coumbia
Is. C.) Guardian, March J.
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Bee and Others not only the isandr Of the coast
but also on the mainland of Texas. Tho plant, he
asserts attuns height of from four to six feet and
branches we'll Tho limbs are long, slcndor, short
jonsd, and full of SMALL long, sharp bolls, Of gilt
tering green color The yield per aero is frsm two
hundred and fifty to three hundred pounds of ginned
cotton, and the quality commands between 30 and 40
cents per pound. Mr.. SBAwELL estimates that there
arc at least one hundred and fifty thousand acres Of
land adapted to this growth extending from Galver-
ton Bay to the Rio Grunde.
9. There Salt Springs in various parts Of Te1as
and HARDuAN 4 Co., of Burnett County, are succeed
ing well in the manufacture Of suit from them. Others
arc turning their attention to the business. Immense
supplies of salt ore yet to be developed in the agoo
that lie around Corpus Christi.
10. by nm act Of the Toxua Legislature at its last
sion, the following c1pedents adopted for recovery
of fugitive slaves who escape beyond the limits Of
slave territory:
Tho Law gives one-third of the value Of tho slave
that has been brought back from beyond the slave
territory of the United Sates to the person by whom
he is brought back. Such person may either deliver
the slave to the owner, who shall pay him the third of
his value; or if the is unknown, in case he
profors to do so, ho may deliver the slave to the
Sheriff of Travis county, and the third of his value
shall be paid him from tho State Treasury, the negro
being appraised for that purpose the money to be
funded to tho Treasury by the ownor when he proves
his property. But should no prove the ownership
in three months, then the negro is to be sold at
tion and the Treasury shall be reimbursed from the
proceeds Of sae and the residue shall be kept subject
to tho claim Of the owner when found.
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D we are indebted to Senator phesnHt for Con
grcssional fayors.
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CONGRESS ADJOURNED.
WASHINGTON. Nj


Owing to some points of punctilious nature
between the Senate and House Of r. preSena
tives, in regard to the policy of raising revenue
from an increase in the rates for postages all the
appropriations for the land and ocean mail ser
vice, for the coming year, have been defeated
E:ery other appropriation bill was passed.
The Treasury note bill was passed.
The bills for the increase i'll tht tarifl-the
abolition OF the trank;ng privilese-and the b
for increasing the rates for poStages, were all dc
felted.
1t is not probable that an extra session of Con
gress will &C called.
Both branches adjourned at noon to-day.
WASHINGTON, March 4-Sl o'clock, P. NJ
Pablic opinion is divided as to the necessity of a
c Ill for an extra session of Congress.
All the Appropriation bills have become laws
EXCEPT the postage bill and the post route bill
The failure of the latter to become law vii
cause no Inconvenience to the public ser ice.
The miscellaneous bill which was passed, con
tsns IL section extending the Treasury note law
FIR two wears. and there ~ enabling the Treasury
Department to meet the notes now shortly falling
,iue.-Ihe section abnliShing the trankins privi
leyc, and Increasing the rates OF postage, was EN-
palic.lly rejected.
In the House, among other appropriations
made, was S34O,O0O for the existing mail con
tracts to California via Panama and Tehuante
pee, to end in September. Dutte:iieds steamer
mail bill, for a route from Mobile and New
Orleans to the Mexican Gulf ports, was passed
b.: the Senate almost unanimously, but was
stricken off with many other appropriations III
the House.
MIR. john Marron, the Third Assistant to the
Postmaster General, died very suddenly this
morning. Mr.. NJ. has for many years conducted
the finance business Of the Post Ollice Depart
ment, and was regarded 10y previous, as well as
by the present Administration, as am able, worthy
and reliable officer.
ROBERT OUIp has been appointed District AT
torrey here vice P. B. kEY, deceased.
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~ Hon. E. A. Hannegan, formerly United States
Senator from Indianna, died ut the Planters House
in st. Louis, on tho 18th alt"
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"Genlelnen, do Mt lot me intrude: 1 only wanted
to say, thank you, gentlemen: sincerely thank you,
Good cvcniu' gentlemen and the grateful fellow
bowed himself out"
Our friend adds, that "the young gentleman
subsequently so extremely mortified at the ridiculous
exhibition which be had made of himself, that from
that time forth ho was never known by his mast
intimate frieuds to be overcome by wine"
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The following we're referred to the committee

Police:
OF property holders Orleans street. pratcst
inst the erection OF pistol gallery at No. Is Orleans
OF Il Smith, sssiug permission engine
his propsrty Nos. lis and il6 New Ievec street.
u Molony Brother asking permission to erect furnscs
asd chimney for ebong mosses in the Orleans Warehouse
on MnEaztne street, between Julia and st. Joseph -,
81 apste Mtcea, asking permission to erect nacksna
shop on nna se allowed to
run his carts for empying priyes from ~ O'CLOCK ~ sn
The letter Of I. K. Wharton. rendering bis resig
nation as School Director for the First District,
was read, and, on motion, said resignation was ac'
cepted;; .r u.o.,,, ii. rs.,a,eton
| as n School Director for the Fourth District, was
read and, on notion said resignation was accepted.
| The petition Of Denis Cronan, asking for an OK
| tension of sixty days to complete certain contracts
for making brick banquettes in the Third District,
| was read.
| Mr. Leefe offered the following resolution, which
was read twice and adopted unanimously, the rules
being suspended
Resoarea extension Of sixty days from this date bs
hereby granted i,en Ctonsn to eemplee his con-
I The following resolution, adopted by the Board
of Aldermen, was read
Mr.. Leefe moved to lay the same on the table sub.
ject to call. Carried.
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, BENT, Hall, Huyshe, Leefe
and Kingsland-6
Nays Nessrs. Blackwell and Dupre-2.
preamble and reson ion requesting The Mayor have
re nm in the ST. Ianis Cathedral and TO fix day
for giving to the Almighty for having spared the city
from the scourgrg plague which yearly visits
? There being no quorum, on notion the Beard ad.
journed until Tuesday next, the 18th inst, at 6
o'clock, P. NJ.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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RAILROAD lRAyEE.INu
,.vn. .,..s4...r,a~, NsGsg ORLEANS, JACK
LIZA NsA E,xssf; EPSON AND GREAT NORTHERN

1859. Fall and Winter Arrangements. 1860
trains Depot of the Company
Calinpe and Magnolia streets st thirty minutes past
o'clock in tho morning and sig o'clock in the evening" and
arrive New Orleans ut thirty minutes past six o'clock In the
morning and o'clock in the evening" daily Sundays
Guided.
fregh are received Mt tho Depo foot OF alope street.
and twarded by regular freight trains, which
from New Orleans Canton.
Freight received after o'clock p. NJ will not bs forwarded
receipt at the denot - =
freight ntenied for transportation must be distinctly
ked with name initials of cousgnea aud place of desina
anu no freight will he received unless consigned
-, on the lima OF the road its connecticut
nnk fasoad receipts for freight may be obtained At the
Company's Office Camp street. or at hesfs Coysons ARM
strHng's, by those who wish nse them
company holds itself responsible tho value of all cot
ppeu oy me no a. which be lost by fire, from the
Ills y 10Y AZ stations TIE line until twelve
ef hoee 10 conSghces OF Its arrival ut the depot this city,
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MAYORALTY---OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hall. September S. 1859,
Common Council OF the City Of New Orleans.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, D
City Hall. September s. 1859,
Common Council OF the City Of New Orleans.
No. 1909.
Reolred That the of holssld dollar
end the is hereby appropriated by the Common Connc
OF the city of New Qesn be drawn City
er ~ part payment as required, npon wrrGns OF hs
nmptrole for the OF procuring fou5e-
Worthington Force Pumps - together mile Of 90
inch cast iron pipe and five miles Of 70 ppe
the erection OF houss for said force laying
portion Of said the whale order sufficient supply
OF wafer be furnished for the fes
Cleansing the streets and aiding promoting SOLITARY
dit OF atmosphere in and around The Orleans
Rssoioed further That said two force pNmps ppe shall
be furnished and 'esered the city New Orleans ac
veyor that said force be located and pa cd in house.
To be erected by the City Surveyor IF street.
and that the laying of MI said shall 10 and
eclsd By and under the direction CT said City
esossd further That the Mayor be and he is hereby author
lied 10 enter contract with the parties 70 furnishing anil
delivering to the the aforesaid double force and
in accordance with specifications of the
oe paid OF the aforesaid
thousand dollars appropriated In accordance with
President Board of Aldermen.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
(sgned, GERARD sTITR, Mayor
given that sealed proposals will ba until
MONDAY, the 18th Of October, 1859 O'Clock NJ for tho
folio wing contracts, to-t7it:
j. an iron building on the evee
opposite Canal street, for the pumps Of the city
works.
2 contract fer til furnishing Of cast iron pipes
valves etc., FOR the city water. works.
~ A contract for furnishing and placing two donha-acng
Worthington Force Pumps each
ing +0D0 gallons Of hour; together BOILERS
chimney, pipes etc.; the whole complete.
Inc aforesaid contracts to be performed in accordance with
plans and specifications Of City Surveyor on fe in his
office.
SEQ I'd GERtRD sTfTF. Mayor
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GoMpTRoL,4ES's OFFICER,
= City of NoH Orleans, July Z 1875.
Esg Esq t, That the cezaEstroiLeELs and
standing il the official Journal accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance lA2 approved
3d. 1864 The Council will Till against the city
contracted under antorlty of Gu orar from tbs Comptroller
In sccordancs with the ordinance referred to.
tsignedj E. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
z|...l lSigned] l.. II. PLACE,
Prssidsct Board Of Aido.mer
APPROX April GO, 1869,
(siynsdl JOHN L LEWfs, Mayor,
The attention of the on city and OF thu nub h
res 2sctfuly called 30 theforegcins resolution.
v. DUPLESSIs
syl6n Comptroller CITY Of New orlss,s
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDICAL.
~ Depsrtmen-rhe Animal Course of Lectures in this
emit will commence MONDAY, November H. 1885,
will terminate In the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES, NJ. D., Professor Of Practice Of Medicine
]. r. RlDDELL, n. p Professor of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE NJ o., Professor of Surgery
Al cENAs. NJ p D. Professor of Obstetrics.
GUSTAVUS A. MOTT, NJ, D., Professor of Maeria Medea
q. RICHARDSON, NJ. D. Professor of Antony
THOMAS HUNT, N. D., Professor OF Physioogy and Pa.
thoogy.
s. T. CHA1LLE. N. D., and W. c. NICHOLS, NJ. D., De.
monstrators of Anatomy.
The Dssecng will be open the Monday
In October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons
Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors 10 their visits
free Of enjoy exsordina practical advantae
Preliminary the Course Lectures will DO delivered daily in
the Ampheaer of the Hospital from the LIST Of October
charge to Students THOMAS HUNT, III. d., Dean.
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect annually
IN April fourteen Resident Students who maintained by
the institution. jy2 tnol
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NoMCE,Mr; FREDERIC B. BRAND ENTERS INTO
our employ this day, and holds full power of
ney per act passed before James Graham Notary Public
..-o JULIAN NEVILLE CO.. Auctioneers.
NeN oHeaIs, July Id 1857. jyt5 6m
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psffy i6S &sSssssx -. 4ls05
70 q sdds4 81 sfScfs 81 short cal i. u,
!: I: ::.s!: !, 8
& -
81 ... @.-
Ass =. i III :ssss N e. z
~. sssss.ss u g.
Amsa9 VIC &. sanseIlsd ~ The
~ Fi1sel csa@i.tss 7ss so-~si ssliss
v ADAM iIFFEN Treasurer.
ss s1 osIssss o psssa n HI,
assss . n. B..sa i i .s,s,apt Ald..rn..
VI " SsE ssys . g. ss s ySa5 early s.s a5
Sssnss - n issdss caass and esslons. a.
Is & III sSise 'a5 e
IL II 5sssssl "a Co a. s s
Il iii fssss GlrF N ,e rfss nI. r.,
:, ,ssis ..,s;..s g. - Oh,
~ ~ s1s sne gu
- " NJ ~ u aa
.sA - e .a u say queer
Fs.sss go - n NY eOA'ai'ses VI
Fs1snc
fsrreA y ~ Committee on Streets and Landings:
susszross- prrAnrxEsr. CITY Hail,
2 {. rs Nav oss.n.. September 10, 1850
Bosrd Of Assistant Aldermen :
pssisss 70 streets have pabished ae.
cosaeS ssis - snss " nsyng 6ssn made ths
e q the work therein d scrbed
81, On Nov rsy,s stree. from poydras 10
Ases 6kjnx shat aid strest bs ravsi with square
10, = so.s .d.. :, uroah.r. street. from
y s .s ssk ss brick &. side.
s:sstss g go ~; 4, I, y.
Iays stisst, ssilaE mai srick sidewalks
s .sd ~ edsa cutters b constructed on
Or on the north side Of Girod street. from
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STREET. UOMNI,R--OFFlCIAL

SIREEE' ONNl7R--OFFECIAL
THIRD DISTRICT PoUND-yyas brought
to the Third District Pound corner of ClOuet md nod
Children streets, estray-
One bay about hands high white spot the nose
and between toe both feet white white po on
the hoof of the light foot Mexican brand on lie lef
thigh. 1920 va s Ae'
Which claimed within FIVE days the expenses there
On paid will be sold at public auction, said depot, on
THU RSDAY, October Is, 1859, at 10 O'Clock, A. VI,
New Orleans, October 8. 1850
Registered October s, 1859. -'N'''As''
HENRY DUREL,
Comptroller.
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Children TIRES years old AND under ree three
and h twelve old hnfprce all over wovo of
age. full fare
Persons who reside in the city and have residence
Enlistment the limo Of the road, cke7 In
paeSRsa for .air personal .s
1t the cfice Camp street
Throagh tcke all princlt al es North mud East
be ohned at tbs Ticks office Of the Company adj oaug the
Tpe aph Gfcs, der the ST. Charles Hotel at tire nero
This COMPANY all the Rsrotd Companies constituting
the ',Hreat Southwestern Line" between New Orleans
sew York, having made arrangement with the Adams FIX
press Company regular daily through Express between
the two ess the Express business heretofore carried BIZ
the Railroad COMFY its discontinued, and
all Express matter will So carried By the Adams Express. Ia
tntmaton he sbtane this subject OF j. j. Mex EE
YER, Esq, 9S Cams street.
Agents OF the Railroad erpany permitted TO rsrsye
receipt for hlaS specis iswy, other INST
ter They will by the Adas Express 96 Camp
BENTLEY d. HASEi.T,
Chief Engineer aud Geu'l Sup't,
s..
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,sgs, BUAEHy EaoUsE-cINcINNAr oHIo-
s.M JOHNSON, SAUNDERS & CO, prorrieto.s.

yinr sRsed the premises series years desire
call tbs attention OF rreea tho improvements made since
poBse4ugn.
Eve department e under the personal supervision Of tho
rt2pre,Srs Ihe Quilting has beer thorough canse
iul and attentive employed In all departments
house, the BAR stocked with choice Liquors Cigars the
Table will he apfied with all deicacies season. and
every cohTeneace arranged with view the comfort
pleasure OF Ruosts.
felh I'm = l.. ~,
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FPAVE DU TROISIEME DISTRICT-n a
es conduit aa depot des epayes da Trosme District
Un ponn bal ayant 31 mains DIS haut blanche
sur 10 ct entire les pieds de blanc nue
blanche sur lie sabot du pied dro etaupe
caine sur Ia haLche gauche. ~
dit Pouln NEST reclae dams cling ours ct les
fra pages y sera vendu Penchere pubque depot
lie JEUDI, IS d'octobre 1859. d 10 heures A. NJ. ''
@. O. FLECHIER, Cornmssaire DIES rues.
Observation-Disclosures lie octobre 1889 of 8 IL Ii
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MARBLE MANTELS 4
And ~.. e
YATES. Y

wv ATES. N1
most splendid assortment of MANTRI.S-the American
Italian, Egyptian Sienna Brocatee Libon, Tyrenee and
other and costly Marbles, combined with the Roman
Antique Lefeyre, and other styles.
Crates.
An endless variety of the styles and patterns
four dollars each to one hundred doll,rs.
YALEs CELEBRATED
Treasury, Bank, Store, and Safe Locks,
Pick, Powder and Water Proof.
Together with welknown
LARGE STOCK OF BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Locks, Bolts, Screws,
Butts and Hinges,
Sash Weights, Puleys and Cord,
Nails and Castings, yentiators
Columns, Capitals, etc.
All of which will be sold at The lowest prices and the
accommodating terms.
LUNEsCHLoSS BROS. 4 CO.,
SEA " III Camp street, Eear HoYdras.
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M>s McnsfENEsY.i's RESTAURANT Ma.
eE5 - ls7 Common street Eet,sser Baronne and IN.
.9ss,{SAAssss n X ronte.et stress New Orleans. ~ ~
ssS9assaisGfs This establishment will remain open sur
the setaTser where eSey'Ang the marx atars s1ua
tod Moderate The we'll Ventilated d prs
Desirable than snY other sFar plscs In tho city dsy--
weather.
FErnighsd rooms for rAnhient sGariarn
FGuaies Ht Corrsua AcrchNutauEpplied VIII Wlrsy SAD
l.qporg efesers Description 81 aholtsale ptc.s,
AGDoSEEiL !. NedfAW,
nyJs II Prr.yis.or,
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r A. FAHNEsTocK,s vERm1puGE-

safe aad only eectaa remedy for has
extensively used by regular praccng phys than any
the United States. ff -
1t is used with The utmost freedom and gente
M wh9 nave eminence in the medical profession
all the Middle, Western, and Southern States
The great Of its popularity that nothing has
yet been which be substituted place.
that II may be used in all without any to the
result Its perfect safety recommends II to If
worms are teceted within the system will speedily
them without fall But in order obtain genuine article
every purchaser should be his guard well to the
on the bottle and wrapper md be particular
sell 1m6W = - '
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WINES ANT, LIIauugs.

W1Sns, nttASplAs. etc.
y AGENCY OF
MARgTT CO., BRANDY, t,,vpao
poULTNEy 4 CO., BRANDY eou,.c
q. q. II. LURMAN. BRANDY Boraaaux
r. KEEPER 4 CO., WINES, Bordeaux.
MoET a CHANDoN, CHAMPAGNE, Eperunx
MAR2ErTI L SONS, PORTER and ALE London
EaThe subscriber being duly authorized agent for The
aforementioned houses sscits liberal terms fo
direc. importation of all articles In their ne OF which
Is avays baud. Merchandise of every description bought
aud sold on commission
g. WOLFF,
NIL ly corner Graver and New Leves Streets
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GhEMRAC REsAHsrsgs - WE HAVE A coon
~ supply hand and receiving by direct mporacpt
rem Franco additions of this celebrated and Sigh,
favored brand We hsye 7ss IN eighth ppes l1gs In sighs
pipes 1867 do, 1865 In half quarter end eight
pipes We Invite the attention Of trade oonnolseonls
generally this article pure unnd1ersed. Fcr
Esv York terms and prtcGs, by
wM. y. LHVERrcE 4 GO, "a Oh Levse rt,
u13 ly S1is A gents Ia this lity.
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FOUNDRY AND mAcHING-sRoP.

a NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
~ 90 IRON lY3REs-The undsrsgn beg leave inform
TIE public ard builders generally that they mann
RorF, ct their foundry Magnolia Erao
office in Davidson Row, Carondele srceuoh Vaandaha
hsag Shutters Safe and BANK Doors Straight and Circular
3tnir,, Iron Bridges, Roois, etc.
They keep constantly haad Cast and Wrought Iron Col
Ventatcrs and Sash Weights end ill s orders OF
Castings, 0clunu sors Houss Frohs
BRaFETT LURGEs, Dayidson's Row,
Ie24 If
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~ zEaIh1HrLIN MANUFAC-
~ TuRERs OF COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
6AGSW0RK in all its varies Has also hand large
W. assortment Of Cooking Psrlor and Barroorn Stoves
and are prepared to fill all orders the above line Ia
the City Country.
Particular paid to all descriptions of building work.
VII Copper, Galvanized Iron, Valley Cutters and
Roofing, Down Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads. etc.
Have the exclusive right for the State of Louisiana
and vend he recently patented invention of Jabss Lewis
the use ottwhch the roof OF buildings washed ali filth
prior tho water being conducted Being
acting In itself 1t the necessity any
efora "