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BY ]. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL W. oAKEY. DECEASED.
BY j. b. WdLTON,


Auctoneer-oHics, 10 Bank Place
sss + r s Se .ss 5
e t5s Second District Court New Orleans. Nay B.,
o I'll o r , sRoSsb with til.
the rst pst5ie, in bounded y Euerpe
rssssn %a
X o. b 8 ss feet
be- between parallel lines whole sgIesaby
ss 4 f e. SsK so.y
rhs lot y third from Py'ania street, and In the immediate
Citizens Bank Il Louisiana stock which will be sold with
rate vii be he time SALE which rate the
q he q
sa on sR . @ n o. The o1 .ssss
e 81 s Ssess T. g. csDss Notary Public at
pense OF the pu chaser. Wv Va
SUCCESSION DE SAMUEL W. OAKLEY, DRcEDE
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
H s:s.a dss sssssi
s % mai 1879 bsn de No ,o7sa Ia p5oprete snvanie
UN TERRAIN authorizations qu ny tyouvent dams
L Premier District dana et borne les Eaeipe
rrytsna Ia Prysns mantenan T-rpsehore
L. No dams ps.
par e L
men plan dresse Joseph Pile 10 de faver 1893
ct depose Fetude do Louis r. Caire notairo public
&c terrain est troseme do Pryana dams les en-.
vrons DIS Ia Place Coliseum.
Sur CO terrain IS actions redutes SO actions de Ia
Bapque des Coyens dc Ia Louisiana esquees seront
avec lie terrain au anx vente
eque prix sera annonce au temps de la vene que prx
du terrain deviendra acquerenr des actions
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aura pave un billet da
conditions dn pes ct la balance du prix dadudcaon
Aete de ysne pardevant H. B. cena, no.alre public aux
lLaM de rAcqne relr. my25 jr4 II Is Is
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS,, IN
the Fourth District
By j. b. WALTON,
A T PRIVATE SALE. Will be sold i've Val.
liable Lots Of Ground bounded by Live Oak Magazine
Eith and sixth Streets Nos a. z5 49, add square (oid
Lots a. 25 26 and r. the Of Live Oak and Sixth
srees and each 81 feet inches lines front on
Sixth street, by depth Of i2O feet inches.
Lot No. ~ adjoins the above described lots in the rear and
parallel lines. '
The five lots together measuring feet inches on Live
This property egbly situated for residences being within
one square Of Magazine and square OF Washington
Avenue and in the immediate vicinity the most ee
giant residences in the Fourth District The lots have been
planted with choice imported shade ornamental trees and
are prepared to be built upon once.
third cash. and the balance at one and two
years credit, with per cent. interest.
Act OF sale before Walter H. Peters, ESQ., Notary Public at
he expense of the purchaser msn
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BAGAssE FURNACE.
RyRs YOUR sAeAssK-Ir IS rEoT1r 41.

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rs generating much greaier hest than HAYS evsr se
so Il I. s.., ss
md We ws. :. r. ssea a.: % @ en-,
u a NJ he ns e, ssens an can b
sns ~. e., q The asr x s
forming md anS =
a gss md arsssh land unlike the sysss VITA
s. sHSssIT' JOHNSON
WI ST. sTAc asassis Z 'p'''''-
PsEish o. Plaqaemne, Hlan1k.
Firm Of Hall, Rodd fasn.% ~ From. fs,.. ......
Ne 1R E assiiss tit TssS ssT o'''--
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no. !: Il =. e ssk.s ;sfsts New o''sa.
No. 3 sI ~ asr;s si Ssss ssS e's..-
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SAMUEL cow aesGsins. 'at-A-
.-z DAN c. HoL1px ls.i \. T. 81.
GEORGE H. Los sas.sca e.
New Orr.
Thompsons BaRass Furnace hae been subnsted - -
Ia. .sa srsos "eh i.
eerdcats Of those vhs Witnessed Il In actual operos =
ne above eertise..e which give. in Dee.nhs III,
S.is sessl soSs q sssis. ~ Z
ss more :aeh s ss ess 49,
" sars, fs. .,f e sss na ,.s;ss
ro.., rbo,.,.a r1isa q rI.ssz.mn slss rseembs. IL
Dear sYou request q ~ stsaeueps u de r,s.as. -
working Of Bsg.sss Furnaces eouat eied oS d s
With the Of Bagasee small qsastty 81 vyuS
Furnaces has accomplished nseh mora IL Z Nv Vusi
wGqd t. ssy bs ~ .s hsve fun Rillsnx spparaia - d
uice, eyaporated The y deg. 70 d. nd ani RI
We have made twelve hoeshsads IL The II 70. -
about ten cords Of wood during thst time mssy 9rssu
and baure or drill wood the aster cut but vs 80
For hours succession We rolled sufficient or =
cane 70 male at the rate Of u 600 to 1900
Ne have threeroer mill, put MP some years eisca -
rollers fleet long, q inches IN diameter.
we have two boilers attached to the B.essse Furnaces =
steam obtained was to 100 The Furnace required -
one fireman. and one boy II the hoppers.
We remain respectfully. your eb't ssryhs
s snHs I i MaIry
HTRrlE GROVE November 18th, lsR
Gent emen-Your favor Of the inst is at hard aa
reply to your inquiry respecting Tbcmpsons Bsgasss Faa
the statement made in letter to Mr. Thonspsos
date Of 3u Dec. mber, 1856 -
Tn, only Improvement We suggest Is the n.sA q
your Mr. Hall, and that was TN the hoppesy
Yous obsdisnii servant.
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have know, had Of your Bssasse Furnscps n
opportunity Of saying you performed eoua Il
gnne expectations. -
consider more capable Of enecting perfect ccmbwan
q the oaeasse and consequent Or hest aud &C.,
than any furnace have known Il will burn the bagasss r.
in propor'on-f due supply Of boiler gvento - -
From my present experience, clearly Of the op,sa
with yours. - 49,
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CHARLES HE1psIECK CHAMPAGNE

This celebrated Wine Of the above we'll known brand
qeen and will continue to undersigned
Quantities to meet the increased and con.
Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence
rst established house of Hedsick Rheims they have
aken hold OF It with determination bring claims
70 distinct before the public generally than here
oore The superior quality of this article satisfy nuy
O. hst Its ion is from where great attention
A. well as thorough experience have been brought
us production Charles Hedsieck has whole mind 10
the perfection Of his wine and making worthy the name
frequent visits to the United States have enabled more
uly to understand appreciate and shes
and of his having profed by that Information
evidenced by the Champagne palate
the wine unsurpassed bouquet and
general excellence The varieties of brands Champagne
tend greatly doubt to confuse the purchaser the
Of good and genuine wine for Charles Hedsieck
In full on the label as we'll the corks capsules
7. ". BAYAUp 4 Co,
r,o General Agents for North America, New York
Inc Charles Hedseck quantities at the
Houses besides named
Il. ]. HART CO.,
]. H. Il /. N. MARKS
f.ou SEWELL T TAYLOR.
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E.E. K1rrREpax
new ORLEANS, Feb, 4. m.

=,
ton en- D.
in fn operation and having engaged other pisnta
the q # =
.eh 70 ihs q
mace has done much more work than either The older G
e ia.
e sunssa. s1 vi. The
p q the E nh &C
oP hhas Soa9s and d "a -
twenty four hours therefore pleasure in e1presns =
seen see f. use and can ali . e.ss
. ' -s~''~ '-'' -. Y Of 1T respectfully,
W.T. CHARLES NEAMEs, Knsinse
ELs BALI PLANTATION, Feb. I in.
Nj b. ghG sa:l Nsv s o.1s.1. =.
tons and during that lime "a Co.
sion e take o crops with Basas.e dasrsn la
duees uniform are and mucb Larger ausnt, q
s i'm
1ss wSs wh ons cord Of wood The hid
them. Yours truIy - -
fHos.. Il. JONES. Engineer.
In 1855 Messrs Hager Allynn obtained patent andin "a
year and 1881 they erece Lany furnaces which
patent desired q. an early moment show The =
contract with Hags Ais nm and mmsdistey Gen. =
the Commissioner Of Patents our conflicting ei...
ss, sad Joseph Hsl
an eset and cosina .heh
Regarding then the invention fully perfected and Il -
cessfu operation in October 1884, Weeds place. It vss a
at an earlier peoi Gossett Johnsons u
talion where Thompson had satisfactorily tested his synn
and found that with the sub ttuon Of file brick far ~
crate bars it capable of performing all that he css
FOR it, believing for The that neither Hager Ay,.
nor Thompsons claim is limited material employed ID
zach actual substitution ministerial to the question Il -
and finding that not contract entered into for q
OF one Of Bager Aynns furnaces prior to the Is
part OF December 1884, priority invention Is hereby av,a
70 Moses Thompson, and patent will issue accordingly
j. HOLT, Commisioner.w
After having obtained decree In my favor from the hesa
authority to which could make my first appeal again N
hed the furr pay those MIR
had been erected and made amcabe seesen
with several falling which my only serr maintain ~
sa e Re those ng witch
was anxious for trial in April of that year when the o.
rcn Court was In session. Ny opponents not TEDDY
court In 1853 It again pos poned until 18Th day a
April 1859 when ready again. and II possible more D.
Jury upon my rights was again deferred BY The %
position notwiths nding appeals trial
not fear he suit The planting community can draw It's ov1
conclusion from this Of am now prepared =
sn.r into contracts fer the erection Of my furnaces
rqns quantity Of any kind d dry fuel.
As know of no mode of burning with much utv
for making heat steam, that will infringe my pat
and wi-hng to avoid litigation again canton the psns
nine Planters contracting with me win be euarsuteei r.
'eaee"ole possession BY good city guarSntss ,
We prepared to for he erection of ar
,nder NJ Moses Thempson's patent Messrs Hayes saad
Co, spsaring Co. and James N. Putnam, agsne..
, Co. Box g, Post Office New Orleans N
Agents-Mesrs. Hayes, Sanders Co.. spesng Co. jaws
=: ralne9. myl3 law4m&W
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| NV
ssss,, sI ssss North
hl NY This celebrated wsterne place long and
4, xssss the medicinal
Ill
stage. Of vsnerea and cuaneous diseases al
ago. and
building for tse
The location being the hills of the Tennessee river and
hoa Greek the air and climate naturally and health
THE TABLE
VII Be supplied With the best wholesome food ths
Afford with polite and attentive
The E. Bar and Gonfsetiopry Bowling Billiard Saloon
Those visit such places for pleasure will find
IN s as fSs
pass ehsssiay large Livery Stable with fine
s Muscle Shoals the within four mile.
evening drive 10 view he ne romantic morning
Gne Of the best that the South affords
reside At The SPRING. IN connection with the
Hsers h1Ss ass
IN @ bavs that 81 he
pFTTR F4ss and snr proper err attention
se's and
M Ala IN ten hours thence by
fast Rs seBss, Memphis The evening
as' 'S ssvas sa the
B;M Love w,; : Co. =. :.
Phillips, Nixon Co., =.
mill Am - samuel ssns i sse sii. ESQ.,. -:
ness ns 'hs
aa friends and the public til they will open the
rs1 Ihs buildings ip being thorough
n TP was
0f
fee, in Length upon buildings viii
ssse OPEN to the Gull
s ss sR snsr s 1on
s Not n P
sst ss h s F, Sos
es sss
cesesn w T be s
fss sss % H
Rooms may be secured h b sad,essps
Mobile. A,. .n,, % 1910 BATHS his lon :.
nad.1 III. Ws
I MsGaw. During the past winter the hotel has beer
hous t very much
AIS SIN JOHN MCDONNELL. Proprietor.
"A, vERANDAH HOTEL, CORNER OF La
sna assnR formerly rorsnc. Hou,.
s s be
syee square and in the immediate vicinity Of all the fash
ssSab Tb; nyhng
In az it, appointments
- rs. PJ5 ln1Es HOUSE. No; SO ~
W. 5 @ s.s sSs SS%ss sss
Is!ss 4ss sas!s1
Oyster Saloon will be supplied usual with the
g1sa % 1"f s;ss n s''
40. McDONnELL's RESTAURANT No
"a IL Common street. between Baronns and o.
Tbs estassSmen M o vii qsmsip omen sur,,
h h ws 1s
than other similar place in city during wsr
E EarGi,hed l rooms fo,trsns,snt Ro.rdsr.
aa with
e'''''" SeD 'SsssisIs s' SsaEAw
Msis y Proprtesors.
s ~ a a.a.I s,,ss; ks s,z..a
BSIs4ns streets E Y Orleans ARTIFICIAL
w sss st.
s,Fss, Gsisgss spis
sns aees s'u
ID FOSTERS sL ~, DEP0T,
season. ht Is h
d@as ss
4. % Ssy Hh 9 I
.i.AVt have also accommodation Traders, both
or boarding and lodging with servants In attendance Ny bus
iess will be strictly confined giving thereby
zach and every trader equal opportunity in The disposal Of
lis negroes Thankful for avors respectfully solicit
continuance of all former and friends. OF IN
= r.. WILMOT's PLANTIGRS' PATENTED
Dc COR D WOOD GUTTER.
The exclusive patent rights above have been
the States of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama, Arkansas
tennessee, Florida Texas and South Carolina. All parties
APPLYING the
igned, who sole agent for the above co,nnany
+. W. g. COOK, a
d. No. IS Natohez street. New Orleans s
Refers to- Ne Martin Gordon, Jr N o.; NJ s. Brn.
Ter, Ascension La DR. G. W. Campbell. Iberve La rap
i'm j. G. Landry N. o.; g. 9. Bogert N O.; C.E Mire, st.
imes. my.l
H. hdE S., Of Of 4 r HAWoRTH Will BE
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a HALLER & RROTHER, MANuFAc-
81 TuMERs OF COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
SVNGSWoRk in all It's varites. Has also hand large
W. assortment of Cooking, Paror and Bar room Stoves
andar prepared TO fill all orders in the line In
Particular attention paid nil descriptions of building work
viz Copper Galvanized ron Tin Valley Cutters and
Roshng Down Pioes, Fancy and Plain Heads. etc.
Have the exclusive right for the State Louisiana to make
and vend recently patented invention abes Lewis from
The use 9f which the roof of buildings is washed from ali fifth
prior to the water being conducted
acting in itself removes the necessity any hand labor lis
actloni a 'eatnre not produced here before. di4 1y
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BAANES' HOTEL-MIssIssIPPI CITY
The arges,, connections and moot desrably ocaad
- Hotel on the Gulf Cost, - ~
Ine undersigned having placed his Hotel and adjacsn,
grounds in thorough repair during the past winter would 10
form MS friends and the pubic that open the r.
cepnon Of visitors on the 18th Of this month
uached 70 the Hotel Ia splendid Billiard Room Ten Pin
Alley Shooting Gallery and fine Yacht Of IA TINS burthep
that will always be IN readiness the guess on he
in the Gulf. ' "
Parties Wishing to please sddres the IN
dert1gned, at Mississippi City.
WIN. BARNES, Proprietor.
Horses and Carriages be obtained ct the Hotel At an
imN. my13 I'm
- BELL CHENEY sPRINGs-This delightful
beautiful rolling piney distant about IS miles from
opeiousa viii be opened the 18th Of next the 70
ception Of visitors. " "
These Springs favoraby among the people Of
western Louisiana mineral in cbro.
MIC diseases OF various kindsther medicinal hsvin
been fully tested BY innumerabe they performed
ne ser vices OF an excellent Cook good DO
OF Music engaged for season. -
wo lines OF Omnbusses will the Opeousas
ooats on and after the 18th Of Jun to the
Springs. 'e ~ 's
Persons vi ng the above establishment may have Let.
te and pa ers sent to them Bayou Chico p o. and W.
will send for them "
Board and Lodging per month. ...............$3sO 90
- Week.......,............ 10 90
.day................... 200
Children and Servants half price.
PATIN DELAHoussAYE,
myi5 zm Proprietors
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AUCTION SALES.
RoPE..-,.-".....,.AsD.. ..... ......HKMP.
nv Il u oXKE0

RoPE"-.-".....,.AsD.. ..... ......HKMP.
BY n. B. SYKES,
Auction Store-MagazIne street.
ls ~ g. 10
tor sccount Of whom it may concern
soo cola Rope. more or less.
70 bales Hemp. more or less damaged by
~i ss 4 ri Rie e. he 9Th inst ,.no
ca.ssAkesula1 9 Weekly s sais, and shoaASs
.G BY E. ROGER f. co.
" ,1s .;sa [aam i n 3 at A. 70 oelsek
ss sd for
rivals direct from manusctsrs in New York Bol,on
ss-TERMs- Over 500 sixty days credit. ,elo
FURH1rURE-FURNITuRE-F THE LATE FIRE
At Auction.
BY MONTGOMERY f. SMITH,
R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer. ,
SATURDAY, june IL, at IL CLOCK, at the
- Old Auction MART 81 Camp street, without reserve will
large lot Of Hou.ehold Furniture the late
n' ~ =: f fRfSse'sass :. SALE ,.,o
IMPORTANT SALE OF PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD
Stock at Auction-Without Reserve.
BY PALFREY e. CO.,
C.LC G. DuruY, Auctioneer,
Office No. q Camp street.
SATkT 5as., June IL, 1859 at y o'clock M,
Niz Railroad Company n
SALE OF AZ syoIcE OF TWELVE
manufacturers, at auction.
BY MONTGOMERY & SMITH,
R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
TUEsDHAYs;; the 18th Inst, at 10 O'clock, A.
An nvo OF IL very superior Feres direct
from the manufacturers.
The abo Planes all Of superior finish will
be sold wi hou They will be exhibition Thurs.
day. the 9Th Inst until the day of sale Those wishing
chase are invited to give them critical examination
HrTERMs-At sale. leg
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE FRANCOIS sAULET-CIT-
isens' Bank Stock At auction.
BY N. VIGNIE,
Office No. 8 Banks Arcade.
TUESDAY, June 18th, 1859, at 12 O'Clock,
by virtue of an order from the Honorable the
rct Court of New Orleans dated May TO- 1852 Court docket
No ut auction the City Hotel
count OF said succession, will be sold
FIVE HUNDRED AND FIfTY-SIX SHARES Of the Cap
a Stock Of the Cit Sns' Bank of Louisiana reduced
hundred and ninetssn shares which there loan of
454 40 due to said Bank.
A-TERMS AND CONDITIoNs-The purchaser to re-
ceve from the succession in ready S54 40 in
deraon of which he is the premium cash.
and assume the Of the stock $2
said Citizens Bank Of louisiana payable and yearly
tad payment Of said STOCK
note, agreeabay 10 the charter of the tank je7
ESTATE OF THE LATE +. SAULET-SPLENDID VAL.
liable and Large Family Residence Anunncaton street,
Vacant L',s adjoining and fronting Melpomene Annun
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sou TIL RN ADV ERTIsING
AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
Having by purchase succeeded control of the bus
ness of Doris Southern Advertising and Collecting Agency
will be continued by the undersigned-by with the con-
currence OF our publishing principals.
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE d CO,
k3-Ofice, i2h Commercial Place.
New Orleans. December 90 1858. d22 ~
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q R,WILMOT,s PI.AN TERS' PATENTED
-. COR DWOOD OUTER.

The exclusive patent rights of the above have been pur-
OF gentlemen of the city
for the States of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama, Arkansas
Tennessee FLORIDA, Texas and South All parties
wishing purchase parish county State rights Of
machinery, OBTAIN the by applying the
signed, who is sole agent for the above connnny.
+. W. g. COOK,
No IS Naohez street, New Orleans
Refers to- Ne srs Martin Gordon Jr N o.: M r. Rrtn
eier Ascension La Dir g. W. Campbsl Ibervilie La; Cap
lain j. c. Landry NO; g. G. Bogerr, N. O.; C Mre St
James my3l iy
TNHE FIRM OF j. f. HAW0RTH 1 !. WILL BE
continued from this date under the and style Of
Jet linz J.F HAWoRTH
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OE~,cG OF TIE NOVELTY IRON WORKS,
" New Y.rk, Ma 3, 1870
Mr.. F. W. i, GoaE is duly authorized Agent New o..
leans. ANY orders taken BY hin receive
immediate and IA affection We c The patronage
of friend, 4, Louisiana
H0R tTIp ALLEN President
W, @. COOK, oiice No IS Nachez street NV Orf,ls
GnN5U 1y
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60 VERANDAH HOTEL. CORNER or IA
sS5 ayette Square and Camp street. -
- This favore establ shmen formerly Florence House
now underg thorough renovation and will be opensd "a
me PUBLIC on the LIST October The location being opposite
onabe places of adapted to the comfort
Families broad verandahs any other hotel In III
In all its appointments. NN -NNN.N - ''''
se14 If VI n ruwvu
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THE NoRTH.cARoL1NA STANDARD.


The political contest of 1860 win be the most ex-
citing and important that has ever taken place in
this country On its result may depend the exist
eDee Of the U1ion ITSELF Great interests are 1t
stake; and those interests, in the opinion Of the
Undersigned, can be protected and preserved in no
other way than by the continued ascendency Of the
Democratic party. To preserve this ascendency
should be the ain Of every friend of the Constitu-
tiou and the Union The undersigned expects to
do bis full part in his humble way, in maintaining
Democratic principles and in protecting North Caro-
lima from the aggressions of the black Republicans
In addition to the Presidential contest, elections
will be held for Governor and members of the Legis.
hture in 1860. The Standard will be found IS
heretofore, in the thickest of the contest expound-
ing and maintaining Democratic principles and SUD-
porting the candidates of the Democratic partv. II
will also be found at all times true to North Caro-
lima, her mental physical, and moral interests. The
latest news on all subjects will also be regularly
given. In word, neither expense nor labor viii
be spared to render the Standard readable, useful
and reliable Democratic newspaper.
The undersigned most respectfully appeals to his
friends to aid him in increasing the circulation Of
the Standard.
The terms Of the Standard are IS follows
Weekly, 50 in advance; Semi Weekly, s. in ad-
vance The Weekly paper will be sent to clubs at
the following rates Six copies one year for 80
ten copies one year for SIS.
W. W. HOLDEN.
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. 10, 1852