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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

the Wooden cutters draining lots
81 * ss q he s @
plank for the ses and bcto with two BY four inches
said CUTTERS shall through the whole
BRICK PAysxrsr.rhs walk pavensn. shall be laid with
lake bricks o. the bst quality in on abed
4ss sa s sn
shall be well filled with sharp sand coating i.
@ tx. u
saf o per foot The ground too shall
E; ss
whon. rugged hollow e h. the pavement will
'sea seay aid on said
s The
like manner in ali points accordance with the fore
he
AL: Al .a p,oss. Cd
required without extra npensation
the entire satisfaction City Surveyor who win DO the
se Shall best quality and shall be
furnished y ths eopt5ss as well As the labor
yf
Council and e complete he months after pen
5 so ass day for each ard day the
Good and solvent security in the sum of $1,000 shall be re-
qured from the contractor to the faithful per-
City Surveyor. follows tow ne proportion
D. il b said e bs
made by City Surveyor in conformity with section le of the
new city charter said bills be collected by the
shall be subrogated all the rights the city
sn Pro ss
for any Of said bills. should the not be paid.
e' {
5 s esE ss sst
TONERS reimbursement Of said cost of publication
that 10 Of failure by the
begin the work thereof within the period
fixed or the Council be dissatisfied with manner
which being executed the Council shall the
right contract without putting
fault as required by article 1905 the Code and without
applying justice annu the same.
demnty well that case the CON
tractor shall at any abandon the work or not anish and
complete the conformity with his the said
done BY him the date of the abandonment and that
the city shall he thereby discharged from any aud all liability
tn refo and is also we'll that in the
be resod the contractor and his securities shall b. held
bound sodo to py INTO the city all lass or difference be
pef the work and the price at which may be adudcated
at y resale or REHABILITATION.
BIDS to be running foo. Of new sidewalk complete in,
sidewalks reconstructed complete
New Orleans April 16, 1862
tSigned. LOUIS b. PILE City Surveyor
Approved the Committees Streets and Landings of both
iSigned.l II. T. vENNARD. c,.;,n,.n
ROB'T HUiGHE, oAA''Ae"'
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for
~ making sidewalks, borderedb wooden
street. and for raising the sidewalks already made on said Clara
street,
WIDTH THE sIpEwALKs-The sidewalks shall be twelve
feet in width.
sidewalks North river blue stones or other stones f eonay
good quality with them beveed dressed on the ton to
the slope of the Sides from three long from sxt
thirty inches wide and not less than and half inches
thick They shall be well set good Joints in workman.
like manner and shall end with apeures nicely cut thnn~b
the sas where desired for daiu lots They shall he div
interpreted in lengths Of from three feet he
work. according TO the drecors and levels given by
City Surveyor and each curbstone shall slope Of hree
inches for foot of its hight towards the The aoin
approved manner to prevent aud sinking If
BRICKS usually experienced from negligence and
less than three and half inches thick or shorter
than three feet and having less than
the upper surface of the adjoining shall be admitted in
the work. .l555I.
WOODEN GUrrEss-The gu shall be made Of the hest
mill cypress twelve inches wide four inches thick in
lengths Of less than twenty feet excep; where
shorter lengths necessary haved and scared tches
jennings pnued and every Intermediate space of five
diameter. driven through suitable holes In the gutter
planks pierced santng The edge of the panks the
shall BIS beyeed to suit and the other outside
edges have noches OF eight inches long by inches
deep cut eight thereof and IN These cypress
braces Of not les than four feet long by eight inches wide and
rchrs thick pointed at the end which ground
will be firmly driven down and spiked with said gutter plank
with least three Of five inch spikes each
these there will be aca Of cypress snn of inches
wide by and hl inches thick well nailed gutter
shah be Of river sand four inches hi odly bedded
pins driven The top edge Of the facing board
shall project half inches above the surface of the gut
ank and the latter shall be laid with slope Of inch
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

sidewalks running old tagging Of the sidewalk
complete. ~
New Orleans 10th April, 1859.
lsgnedl LOUIS II. PILE,
..,, !, - City Surveyor.
both Boards of the Common Council.
(Signedl ROBT HUYGHE -
lsiEasdl ,,., H T. vENNARD, ohairmen
s26 l2t HENRY DITREI for rornt,o,,ar
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~ q ts 4. & 5.yE lily Surveyor.
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&ks si2 n Ia PovS,sa ~ - sue aeWsiA
s.s,s TS. <s,nes ~ 80. ~ ..,,.
s IS Il ood hS1d ssaniss not il any sespec nYsp
ks ohsfneS from Ro. m ~ shsii he
Ss w M ~ INV: trsgvs o ~, oa X n sds , ne
~ srS NJ ~ h.n tse,,s mr. .oro than sase
-t.s tcs sna M III. thsn tan iuctss IN thcr.sy
y S ns us unsrried having parallel a. SQUARE side.
a. sssrs tJsht sints ana trs .n" sSa1i H.
.sssx a. IA ~ III Iamns Tia snnsys barIs Al
M ~ ~ LOWE shs NJ cut Il AZ snra II o sv s ~
Sif I'M nj6es 10 a 10 ne laid djsgnnsjlr f,ony the
-S1Ss ~ dsgins IN ni6evslhs 'iou. wy
rits sones sha s. 81 GOOD hard granite obtaced from
mn Thev Saei IS from sixtesp 10 thi-fy irchs iane
1vsys VIDE and not less than eight inches thick Tbsy
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SPMCIFICA eIONs for the contract for en-
y closing the neutra! ground in the Cne Get,
chains.
The neutral groudn the center of Canal street from ychoup
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and iron bridge top furnished aud laid
NV Orleans, April 49, lssg; ,, = .,, :, c...
com%iilsss Streets and Landings q both
lss'sal R Il b EFs RuTahE, oAarnsn-,
i's'''s1 Ap'-' = '''' HENRY DUREh.
AS la for oomptroller.
as sss. ana 81 sgsss
Felicity streets, and from jackson to Philip streets.
sss g rs s
s
s Fl; ssss
the gutter stones shall angle Of forty degrees
Soasrss he
less than
sss
perfectly
ven md res q the top TO The
thirty inches wide and in less than four inches thick
The crossing stones shall bs Of North blue stones of
the best quality perfectly well heyed and dressed not less
sgtopss The sidewalks shall b Of North river blue
half dressed to surface and having rubbed joints No
one shall less thauthree feet square by and
shall he the best London grnve not and
a The sand sand shall Be clear sharp sand large grain
I'd
h
and grades be given by the in good joints and
IS
so xsd and ,cs II the mo
iS ss Contractor ny required tie
s ss s, s be lad ssaS an e
Best bed Of sharp
nss 6 5 Tps
rnanlke manner accordance vita the directions
e 9ss sss9s s f'fs the
sfs @ u as%
:s sss
j0ne the nts not to be ha inch wAe, other
shall be resc ed and to be lled with fine
and sharp sand ,,, nm , o,a rord STONE md
as9 tss shsii hssa y si% sss
given BY and shall place % the Of the
5000 until it forms and bard Tie
s ss Sssa shall daeon angle
every sr carefully bedding blocks Tdenng he ma
unds. the sae in order that each secs
and make e u S
s s
& sad Sae rs.9 ss s pag s s
X sss1, s 81,
@ the M R Ss ss. Be shs m ss n and III
laid regular aaggsg shall when
eaDaSe supporing straight edge oIbeswiss
Than il inches wide By inches hie with he usual to-
dressed channel for the water shall be laid and well beddd
i
found BY the The contractor take np
aaseine an the sidewalks and relay the Old tagging e
s@rvsyop in he best wortmsnke manner and In the
contractor shall furnish s flags which may be
qnIrsd to replace the old broken aags .,o
the City ,s sss h. ans n
IT. ss s The
shall be the property Ct the contractor and shall be re
Ali The maslias shall be Of the hes. quality, shall
By The a s S rs vel b as the Labor
he X
penalty twenty dollars and every day there
after the sameis not completed
dollars shall be required guarantee the faithful performaac
ymenta made the completion Of the paving
and acceptance Of the by the City
e S
& q b s e s ss
q ss b s aS e Ps ns
cent Of each settlement until the completion
shall into The CITY Treasury, prior t.
Il the property haiers bling well said
the right of demanding Of said petitioners til
ss ssd ss S the
n ns wess e s
in which the work being executed The Council shall have tn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

as to said valuation between said thus
pontei third party umpire shall be appointed by one OF
the District Courts tho decision thereby had to BIO hna
tSienedI LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor.
By the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Jsignedl H. T. vENNARD. lcba,rn, on
fSignedl ROBERT HUYGHE, ~ ~
Registered April 4. 1859. --.-.,..
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Notice Is hereby given that all may appear
upon proper be due Baylor
ca and all which may be established by process
law will be promptly paid, with interest in full
This occasion Is taken 10 inform the friends DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents of Baylor throughout
the Cotton Districts during coming business sesson
advances will be made usual in New TO.
shipment Europe ACCOMPANIED in all
tees the balances due each shipment
for Cotton Baging will be filled Importation
rom Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans
the Cotton already sold identified duplicate
account sales will in instance he made in LONDON
by Public and those interested To save
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the
sks and weights their information
will facilitate the matter.
All letters, private we'll business relating to the
Hairs Of CO.. and direct trade will be addressed TO
&C. q. BAYLOR, "A LOMBARD STREET, LONDON"
Notice of BissoluttOn,
Notice is hereby given that the Of copar
neEsnp existing according written articles of
ment between the members of the firm of Baylor Go the
will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed In
liquidation. @. g, BAYLOR.
Manchester. March, 1858. uAW
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+ No. 4474. I


Reolrsd That ordinance No. 1864 entitled ordinance
for the sale of the right of establish railroads the city
Of New Orleans and for other pnrposes be the
hereby amended read single track railroad
Eighth street, in lien of Toledano street, and along the
West side of Rampant street. in lieu of the Fast side of Ram
part street, thence along the West side Rampant street.
lieu of side of Rampant
Barracks after the words single
running etc. the words alerg the Espla
nse street to the East side Of Rampant street in lieu of the
Canal street in lieu of the West ide of Rampant also
to insert the words Through Magazine street Eighth
ia lieu of Tolelana street, through said Eighth
its junction with Prytata street. u lieu of Camp street"
The privileges of the tight of for said
tractors shall be twenty The said railroads. fix
and revert TO the city the expiration
said twenty years. valuation be asceraned by
interested be appon ed by said
contractors and the other by the city and in the
as to said valuation between the said parties thus
appointed third party umpire shall be appointed
the District Courts the decision thereby
thus amended that said ordinance be hereby
adopted.
Signedi ALFRED KEARNY,
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen
Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April l, 1859
[signtd GERARD sTITH, Mayer.
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Exports.

GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA r.. Steamship
Mexico 432 bbls -four 10 hhds sugar l25 bags coffee
100 10 ties hams, cks bacon 40 bbls whisky
40 bxs candles, 10 do starch, 10 bbls oil.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Henry. 1920 bales cotton,
1000 slaves.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Manchester .2247 bales cotton
1900 slaves.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Ocean Bride 1924 bales cot
ton, 240O slaves.
BARCELONA. Brig Linda. ia bales cotton and
1900 slaves.
BARCELONA. Bark Providencia. $50 bales cot.
ton, 200 slaves.
ST PETERSBURG. Ship Ann Washburn 1925
bales cotton.
BOSTON. Ship Troy 1881 bales cotton 1912 bbls
-four l4S hides, 235 pcs znz 43 cks old metal 20 cks
bones, 665 bdls hides, 55 ties hams 80 crates eware
2 bales hhds zinc.
BOSTON Bark B Fountain. 374s bbls -four 5000
slaves.
NEW YORK. Bark Eventide 245O bbls -four, u
bbls molasses, 1850 dry hides, 30 bales wool
CAMPEACHY. Brig Esperanza $50 bbls flour
10 cases tin plate 80 ties lard 10 bags pepper bxs
cheese hf pipes wine, Dbl turpentine, do linseed
oil, 500 # lumber, II pkgs mdse.
APALACHICOLA. .Schr Clotilda. l06 bbls mo
asses, 20 bbls 20 hhds sugar. 43 cks Bacon so bbls
flour, Is kgs lard, Is bbls pork 81 bgs coffee, Al Sos
corn $50 els rope
MOBILE. .Schr Sarah Blanden 637 sacks corn
lS6 scs oats, so do bran 90 bbs whisky lot furniture
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Imports.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Albatross 2OsO sacks salt to
order.
NEW YORK. Ship Charles & Jane asst'd mdse
ROCKLAND. Brig H Gregory, 5000 bbls lime to
Creevy & Farwell.
ROCKLAND, Brig Mary Cobb. 1900 bbls lime to
Creevy & Farwell.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Emily Augusta IA casks 81
crater, eware F Motion &co, 100 do / csk do and
67G6 scs salt to order.
CHARLESTON. .Schr L Waterbury .556 bgs peas
Poole geo. .237 do Brand & Landry AL cks rice to
Wood l. Low, 2 Or cks brandy Robson & Allen.
RIO DE JANIERO. Schr Watson 45OO bags
coffee to Negroponte & Ageasto
MlNATITLAN. .Schr H S Laufear .4O7 hides W
PREM &co.
TAMPICo Brig Minatitlan. $500 specie Manned
Payro 5000 Bichard eco. IS bales sarsaparilla to
Tic. 900 bales skins Woolongham.
GRAND GALLON. .Schr VIM Mason. AS hhds
sugar Byrne, Vance &co. .33 do Bellocg, Nobom Geo
"A do 100 bbls molasses Washington Jackson Geo..
so do so hhds sugar Fellowes eco.
MOBILE. Steamer Cuba. las bales cotton Fuller
Douglass &co. SO do Rives, Battles & Noble Al do
Ridgell, Dennis Geo IL to order. .sundres to order
Total Isl bales cotton.
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The SEAT OF THE SENSE OF TAsTE.-The Ctnique
Europeene OF the 9th February, contains the follow
ing account of certain experiments made by NJ. M.
sense of TASTE which is generally and enormously
supposed to exist the whole surface of the tongue
It appears, the contrary from these experiments,
that the only portion OF that organ which is sensible
this sensible zone varies In different subjects in some
1t is not more than two lnes in others double that
breadth; It rarely extends to the inferior surface.
The experiments above alluded to were as follows :
substance having astrong taste is first placed the
centre OF the tongue. where it produces effect it
IS then gradually spread out until the perception of
taste is announced this occurs generally the bor
DER but IN some individuals it begins at the distance
is also sensible to taste but the pharynx and tonsils
are deprived OF the gustative faculty. This s proved
by the fact that il they be touched with site caustc
the patient experiences no taste, provided he keeps
spot
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TaE YANG sEKIANG.-This magnificent river,
running through the heart Of the Chinese empire for
upwards Of 1000 miles, will, under the treaty, open
banks, told, countless thousands Of the tenn
ing population are busy engaged in the everyday
concerns of life, and city after city ia passed by the
wandering traveller. The river itself may be fairly
cassed among the richest in the world it rises in the
center OF Tibet just above the source OF the Brah
map0otra 1t gathers In its course hundreds of trib.
ntaies. which swell the parent stream as it proceeds
towards the sea- until it reaches depth sufficient to
bear the inland navigation of this great country It
is up this stream as lar as Hankow about 600 miles
from Shanghai that Lord Elgin and his naval escort
were about to proceed. As years roll on. we may
expect to see mansions built after the European
fashion the sides Of the river. and Inhabited by
creating commerce in the heart Of this gigantic
empire.
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Tell me, thou mighty deep, with waves so blue and
clear is there good ii ne coming,' soon, when
hoops shall disappear3 Some foreign, rook-bound
shore some island far away, where these outrageous
mighty deep was rippled by a squall, aud answered
low aud sadly, none at all.n
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COnslgnees.

COnSlSneeSs
NEW YORK. Schr Potter. g H Ably &co
G L Buddecke Geo. .Beebe &co. Booth Geo &C Boye
j Bockins. e Blessey AGO. G Bailey SEQ
Benthuysen, Lewis Geo. Blum & Frank. } l. Bach.
w Brazelmau. p H Brinton eco. Byrne, Vance 4
co. F Bauer: Carroll Hoy Geo. Campbell Strong
P Duconge. Frost eco. W 7 Davis. II s Elder eco
.Friedlander & Gerson N c Foger & Son. Frell
sen, Stevenson SEQ. Jno Gauche. g Fosdi9k. E
Ferguson Farley, Jurey Geo; H Goldsmith. Moses
man. w soery &co .Rugeley, Blair Sco. r Sykes
&co. Tarleton, Whiting &,Tullis. Ward, Hunt &co
A Whitney Geo. Bogart, Foley Avery. Green &
Crump;; Grosjean & Beneteau. e Hart Geo. Hal,
Kemp eco. Head, Massie Geo. Henderson & Peale
j Hahn. Henderson, Terry &co. Johnston & Tur-
ner: IS Kaiser. N Harvey Geo. Heath Geo. D
kelham. .Koenig & Zencks. j A Lum Geo R K
Laughlin. P G McGnire. Lewis & Oglesby j 4
Morgan eco. w Mopham. Magee & Kneass. j
7 Moore Geo Oglesby q McCauley. Muse & Bro.
W & G B Neagle. IS o Nelson eco. .Pother & Fau-
chanx.. Payne & Harrison: Phillips, Nixon Geo. "A
A Pray. Price, Converse &co. Perkins Geo. H W
Reynolds &co. Sanford Bros. .Stearns & Marvin. "A
Weber. Smith & johnson. % Woodman War
rem & Hall and order.
NEW YORK. Ship Charles & Jane. Parmele &
Brother. Norton Mosby Geo. Bredow & Wusthoff .
F Bauer. L. Godchaux: Peet, simms eco. Muse &
streshly B Dufield G Hynson eco I Shields
&C Buddecke eco. Rice, Bros &co. "A Lehman.
B CampegIio. Il F Guion "A Whiting eco. Osborn,
Wilson eco. j A Robert &eo, w I Davis. Price,
Converse SEQ. J Hart eco. Sampson j. Keen. j
Maxent, Montgomery & smi- h. Fairbanks geo. :.
P H Brinton eco. Henderson 4 Gaines. j Lum
Sco. Thiele, Seller eco. Clark Richardson Geo g
R Csrradine Horrell, Gayle &co. M Smith Geo. J.
Taylor Churchill. s Kennedy Geo. D G Low
Der Geo. Clark, Mosby &co.. Dix 4 Ranett. j
Turner. M Goldsmith. "A H Gale. Schroeder &co .
J D Cameron eco. e Heath Geo. "A Lanauze eco 4.
MMccutcheon, Howell Geo. W 4 Neagle. R NC,
Gregor eco Wright, Allen &co. Bull, Ellis eco. j
Waterman & Bro. g H slocomb GEO.. Wood
man. J Connolly Eco. Flint Jones Wheeler &
Blake. .Heaton L. Oliver. .Carradine u Winchester .
W " Crime &co. R W Rayne. j T Warren. .Rous.
set Genin. G Hillard. Wilson Bros eco. P 4 L
Kelley SEQ. E NJ Imans. IL sturteyant Geo. Shum-
way & Hewes, .Giquel q Jamison. j & E Rolling.
Grosjean Il Beneteau. Carroll, Holmes eco. Booth
&co. Given, Watts &co. .Pedreauville & Bros G w
Shaw Goodrich &co; w soery Geo; Martin, Cobb
eco. .Oglesby l. McCauley ellis, Ferguson &co.
Wood & Low. Brander, Hubbard &co. H Bessey.
Green 4 Cmmp Perkins eco; j NJ Burrows. n G
Messham. G Morrison. G NARROW W Mepham
"A Whiting eco. .Luneschloss 4 Bros. W Han
ney eco. + Folger Geo. ID l. Shearer. j P Wad-
dell. j A Baquie eco. Babcock & Rhoades w II
Stewart. .Gunnison, Chapman eco. and order
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r. UNITED STATES TKI- w.
lsH4R3 II WEEKLY MAIL LINE Isi.R

A~R TO V1CKSBU RG.
TUESDAY, at s o'clock P. NJ,
Wilson, will leave for onaldsonyille, Paquemne baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort
Aaams Natchez, Waterproof Rodney, St: Joseph Grand
o'c ock p NJ. "
The Princess vicksburr the steamer Roe
buck and will take freight all landings on the Yazoo river
as high as Greenwood.
THURSDAY. at s O'Clock P. NJ,
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Vicksburg, Capt
Capt j. W. Cannon, will leave for Donaldsonvle Plaque.
mine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River
Landing Fort Adams Natchez, Waterproof Rodney St.
Lake Providence Stacks Landing, Skipwth Landing PHI
ehsrs Point Ashton. Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land
ing and Point Worthington, EVERY THURSDAY, at s
The VICKsBURG connects at vicksbnre with the
steamer RoP and will take freight for all landnga Oh
the fazoo river as high up AS Greenwood.
SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock P. NJ,
The magnificent u. S. Mail packet Natchez, Capt
r. Leathers, will leave for Donaldsonvle Pla9uemine
Baton Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort ADAMS Natchez Waterproof Rodney St Joseph Grand
Cult, Warrenton and yicksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at
O'Clock P. NJ.
The steamer NATCHEZ, connects at vicksburg with
the steamer DEWDR0P and will take freight for all landngs
on the fazoo river as high up rs Greenwood
fhs above mentioned splendid packets will says
their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will responsible any letter
containing ewery other valuabes, unless regus
the freight paid any vauabes deposited with the
BY the passengers contained in their baggage.
FOR freight passage amply on board, or to
OARROLI4 HOLMES co.,
Union Row. IS Carondelets q.
jeilH r.B. SMITH. No. 4 fchonpitoulss s..
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UmBER-LUmBER-LUMBER-

100000 feet Ia and X dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING tongued and dressed
10000 feet Ia and N wide dressed FLORIDA Yellow Pine
FLOORING tongued and grooyed.
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL.
ING, tongued and grooved
100000 feet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tonyued and grooved
100000 feet IN narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged.
l0H,0C0 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS.
LOO QUO fe rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting inch
Boards, Weatherboards Scantling, Joists, etc.
$4,000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Lahs and Shingles,
Sashes Doors Blinds Mouldings, ETC., etc.
For sale at the lowest market prces in lots to suit pur
chasers, by SIMPSON DORR,
SeoO ly New
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fe2 "

STRAUB'S PATENT CORN AND FIGURING
~ MILL favorably known bronghou, South and West
As exclusively possessing the combaed qualities Of
ls Reing FIRMLY set In strong iron frame.
ID, Using only the best French Burr Stones.
3d. Running the lower stone which being the spindle
In contact with its fellow to injured by run
ming empty.
ih, Having bush to get loose.
9th, Having driver and rnd to make II choke
6h Having its spindle In piece bridge tree to hop
per bearer
Some of these Mills have NINE YEARS WITHOUT
HAVING THE STONES DRESSED
lS - rs and 31nch Double and Single Gear store
and for sale by S. II. GILMAN.
dyi 3mxW 10 Gravier New
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INTERESTING DIscovERIRs.--The European Times
of the 18th February, reports
The Wear Commissioners have for some time past
been engaged in dredging away shoal, or hard
caunch, in the channel Of the river near Caxheugh
In carrying out this operation they have met various
relics of the olden time, trunks Of trees, some Of
them large oaks Of sixty feet in length and horns Of
the red deer, the denizens Of the primeyal forests
that overspread our island. They have also lately
dredged up human SKULL and other bones and asso-
ciated with these last remains, Roman coin, which
may serve to give index to the period when this
shoal was formed. 1t is considered to be coin Of
Claudius Drusus Nero, grand son OF the Emperor
Tiberus In accordance with the'custom of his day,
be was allowed to issue coin in his own name during
the lifetime of his grand father, the Emperor. Cau.
dius Drusius died A. D. '3S or '3s, SO that in all
probability, this coin struck off during the life
time Of our Saviour.