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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-01

A lady remarked on a very igno-
rant man who was complimented on
his good sense, "He ought to have a
great stock Of good sense for he
never spends any
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-01

What is tho difference between a
man who keeps dogs. and one who has
nine walking.sticks?- One owns ca:
mines and. the other nine canes.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-01
A, ed;tor WIN visited the Unite

An editor who visited the United
Supreme Court at Washington,
writes Of the nine Judges be saw
there that eight of them looked,
for the world, like a row of worn-out
nurses sitting in an intelligence Of.
6ce, waiting to be hired
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-01

1st Loc,-'I say, Bill. you'll
trust me, VT You! Don't ! al
ways keepy worn?
I'd Loar In course you does.
for nobody 6pt krsFs you would
take Ut. ri
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-01

There is more meaning and philos-
ophy than at first appears in Cole
ridges answer to Lady Beaumo Mt.
when she asked him whether be be-
lieved in ghosts -"Oh, no, madam,
| have seen too many to believe in
them" He had ssnse enough to
see that lis senses had been deceived.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-01

An English paper, in giving an
account of a fire, says; This is
the third time the sane row of buii-
dings has been totally consumed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-01

Meersehsum pipes, it is said, arc
made ous Of the foam of the sea.
The manufacture of them. therefore,
must be surge-ieal operation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-01
Mons. Derate is having a dispute

Mons. Derate is having a dispute
with Mons. Blondin, at Niagara.
He offers to eight Blondin on the
rope, for $500" This will draw a
crowd, should Blondin accept. The
fight, we imagine, will result in one
blow, one clinch, and two drowns.
The world moves.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-01

A prolane correspondent calls the
agreement made at Villafranca ''the
peace that passesh oil understanding.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-01

No cat has tao tails Granted.
Then, cat has one tail more than
no cat? True. Well then, we have
proved that cat has tree tails!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-01

A pin has as much head as a
good many authors, and a great. deal
more point.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-01

The following touching lines are
original With somebody-pro
the author:
Josh went TO see his Sara Jane
O4e very stormy night.
Bat found another chap had knock'd
Him "hgher nor kite"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-01

Companies appointed TO their names
for the year 1913, and make leturn
to our February Term next.
Ordered by the Court, that Rev.
Isaac Conger, Rev, John Gillespie,
William Rogers, John Burton. and
Jesse George. be a Jury Of View, to
view and mark off a road round the
plantation Of Ebenezer McEwen, pro-
vided the situation will permit, and
make report to next Court.
The Coult adjourned until the
next Court in course.
MONDAY, 22a February. 1918.
The court met according to ad-
Ournment.
Richard Rudder appointed Con-
ihable, tosk the oath of Office, and
uttered into and acknowledged his
lIond.
S William G. Able apPinteda a Con-
liable. took the oath of office, and
!, ptered into and aekno wledged his
a 5nd.
James Dennis appointed a Consta'
E, took the oath of Office, and enter
into and acknowledged bis bond.
Robert Chapman appointed a Con-
sble, took the oath of Office, land en-
ted into and acknowledged his bond.
Charles Raddingfsld appointed a
lChstable, entered into aud acknowl-
e,le ed his bond.
| ordered by the Court, that Rich
arc Middleton, Kincheon Haulcomb,
Ralolph Alsup, George Coble, Dan
iel .eatb. John Smith, aud Thcs. Gil
berbe a Jury to View and mark and
: Jay III a road, from or near Adams
croAug Elk River at Clark S
fordshe nearest and best way to
CocNll's Gap In Elk Ridge. issn'
ed "a February, 1913.
Orered by the Court. that the
! road ,ading from Cockrel's Gap to
Huntsille, crossing at the mouth o.
: Swan lreek, remain as it is.
e Orqred by the Court that Johr
}. Moore Moses Harden, John McMul
|, lin, e Eenezer McEwen, and Reuber
e Huntr, be Jury of View, to view
i and mrk off road. round the plan
: tation of John B. Alexander, the
d neares,and best way, and make re
d turn ttthe next term.
a n6ority Of the acting justices
= being resent. and say the County
Tax forhe year 1918. he up to tn
law in Gerry respect.
The CURT adjourned.
III IT. In cnyF;0upIl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-01

Justices Of the Peace appointed
to take a List of the Taxable Prop
erty, for 1913:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-16

A YEk,s AGUE CURE, FOR THE SPEEDY
Bilious Headache Bilious Revsrs, indeed for the Whole
the malaria Of masmatc countries '"u''' "
3 ~ re a
Such are now enabled to offer with perfect certainty thai
proof that harm arise from It's any quantity
m e
e4 10 9eT a for M patient risk Which
the development disease taken
1 Il
For Of x snd
i9us districts where Fever and Ague prevails everybody
sG az A U.s. so
@ @ aesdy s @
Of Ine.mittents is that contains Quinne mineral
h ns 0ass 81 sls 5
healthy as i they had never had the disease. w.
matte poison. variety Of disore rrit
tson Painful aciion Of the spssn Hysefcs Pain in he
hi put on %
pssn 81 he sSs # Ss
sionally daily while exposed TO the Infection that
GREETED from the system and eaanot accumulate in sucen,
S be than few eve. suffer from
affords. 'l's'''f p'''eS''0D 'D remedy
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
tOh ALL THE fCfPOSES OF A FAMILY PIYSIC,
composed that disease within the their action
rarely withstand evade them Their penetrating proper
ss search and cleanse and nygorae portion
healthy vitaes AS consequence Of these properties the
invalid who is bowed down with pain PHYSICAL debility
tonshed 10 find his health restored remedy
simple and inviting.
Not only they the every day complaints everybody
but also many formidable and dangerous diseases agent
below named pleased furnish gratis my Alma.
containing certificates Of their and directions
their Ia he following complaints Coveness Heartburn
Headache arising from dordered Stomach Easea Iudges
ion Pain in and Morbid Inaction of the Bowels Fatuency
Loss Of Appetite Jaundice and other kindred complaints
arising from low state Of the body obstruction of It's
tons They excellent alternative for the renovation
the blood and the restoration Of tone and strength
debi!itlted by disease
Ayers Cherry PectorOI.
For the rapid of Coughs Colds, InfuenzRs Hoareness
Group Bronchitis 1ncpent Consump and for the relief OF
Consunpye Patients in advanced of the disease
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and
OF its that almost every section the
abouds in publicly known who have been
from alarming and desperate diseases Of the lungs by
U.S. When once tried Its superiority other med
cine Of its kind too apparent observation
its virtues known the public longer hesitate what anti
doe employ for the sressng aud dangerous affections
the pulmonary that incident climate While
many inferior remedies thrust upon the community have failed
AVID been d caed this has gained friends by every trial.
ferred brnehs the afflicted they forget
duced and forgotten
Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell. Mass For
sale by j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
- Nos. II 4 l5l Charres street, N. o,
Also by HAVlLAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile and By
all Dealers. d22 SIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-16
BY ALFRED BOULIGNY.
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED PROPERTY IN rH1
city Of Jefferson.
| BY ALFRED BOULIGNY.

-. wv -" avn ~ ~ MTuryED PROPERTY IN THE
BY ALFRED BOULIGNY.
omce-No. 10 Gsavsr street.
1s.a. IL ass s:.:.s = ss.ss
In Faubourg Delaeha,se.
l. ONE LOT OF GROUND, in square bounded nv r<u.,
avenue Prytanis Nsysdes and Ds.shass s,fse md
ZONE cottage house and ..eao ishsn sad .s.s.as
sn. o e e s61 81 Ages g. Depth
ron, o. ns y Is y sss
With all the Improvements. eonsstng Of cottage house
NJ .I ssasd ed By D.l.es... AIIp. Plague
CAMP Chestnut
sss:s nss
= !, sn q ges street. BY ITO in DEPTH
and aso Lots n sdu.s bonded y Tehoupoa Js..,
rect ,na sad il s:s
with all the improvements consisting
z IalRTEEN LOIS :qp.. bounded by n. pel.on Ave
Nos X sna l:s's s sss and designated b,
ri n am
ios measure each feet front Jersey street. By feet
g. HALF OF SQUARE bounded BY Pryt.n.. Pit. Bor.
d1 ~ r End ayGn ;1s.es. and street
and and each g front Tehoupionss
ii.@s Ass:s Ish.s improvements consisting OF
InhNs and CONDIIIONS-One-t third cash. balance
and years. for notes bearing interest om
and PER cent .er maturity u not psd and BY
gage on the property sold The improved Sc kent
insured and policy transferred to vendors myls
POSITIVE SALE OF ONE STORY AND ATTIC
bicked bstween postsdweng with slate roof On
ofsv1sf stef At suei ion, ON account Of departure.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Aucnosrss-oaice 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY. Msy q, 1859, At IL o'clock NJ.
~ Ut Banks Arcade. Magazine street, will be ooId-
A LOT OF GROUND with the inprov emsnts thereon On
Graver street. .ated IN the First District In the square
bounded BY Gravie Circus Common and st. John strssss
feet inches front Grayier stree depth
about 100 feet the Other side line 81 John street
The imgIo vensnts sonst Of oEEsToRY AND ATTIC,
BRICKED BETWs EN- POSTS, DWELLING HOUSE, con.
tanning 2cotets and gallery the Hst floor
In the attic atwotory Kitchen water works. etc.
The buildings in good repair and leased S
month up to October 1859.
1ERMS-) ethira cash balance at and years credit
with per cent interest and mortgage until final
payment and cent interest the after maturity
not punctualy paid The buildings agspst
the purchaser and the policy transferred vendor
the purchaser. mn IL
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AUCTION SALES.

CREDIT SALE 200 LOTS OF SUMNER CLOTHING.
BY BLACHE g. LEAUMONT,
Auction Room II Charities street.
sa c s hd snst AZ 70 bs Ss1oSm A. NJ
.,.rss 200 90 lots Of Spring and Summer Clothing.
BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc. etc..
BY ANSEL EDWARDs,
Astore. s4si Charles street.
. ssy Ess y r en-. r
r. q
e ss
Of" ssi a III . ssi de-
fvs h 81 ss
1Mro % IAN SALE Or uSKEpEEsED PLEDGES, At
Circus street, between DRAWER and Perdido.
BY E. NJ JACOBS,
R. ARxrELD. Auc.ioneer.
H. following dsy. ani:hed will. b scd
&
srsaspin Maesl 9stumePt. Guns Pistols Rides and all
ssrThe sale is positive and without
DAMAGED GooDs......... DAMAGED GOODS.
BY E. D. HYDE,
Auction Room, Is Custouhouse st.
TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 A. M.
a. q s.ls.rosn No q Tor
whom 1t may con1 err, viii s,lb be sold
l oale "a Brown Sheeting.
] case Fancy frins
zes,es kentucky Jean.
mys Sea sown coon
PRINTS BLEAcHED coTToNs. LAWNS, DRY GOODS
BY E. ROGER 8. CO.,
Formerly H. Peychaud, Hyd de / Coz
.f s LOOM iasn s. l. 81 10 .;e. 9s.
b sold. '''" 20 ou love- '"'''' VIII
Is -. Bie.ehea coons ''''' ~'N ''''''-'lA ''''''
T.. Rlinsd Lawns: r,...,
10 :. Lancaster Quilts.
leo lots of assorted Seasons Season .sl. Dry Goods.
COTTON.
By r. B. SYKES,
Auction store-Maeazine street.
w =! he Lousa'. Marehoase, Anglers, for Of
who" IT "'' concern IL ~ sa be 81 Cotton
loose Cotton damaged by water on board ex ship
arTERMs-cash. myls
PEREMPToRY SALE At AUCTION OF. VALUABLE
and on long credit D''''''' s'''
BY PALFREY g. CO.,
G. L. c. DuruY, Auctoneer,
Office q Camp street.
SsSTsix TSE g. ss5TSS ss.!
III
4s 5s sd dkS Ssst situated in the Fourth Dis
ct Of this city in the bounded
phne Jersey and Laurel Two Of aid lots
feet inches and lines front street. DEPTH
between parallel lines of 2 feet inches 4nes
toward Laurel 2le the line dividing Lots
and 2l8 feet inches and lines the side Jersey
he @
front Josephine by depth between parallel lines
~ feet inches and lines the ride towards street.
zig feet the line dividing The lots and 2s feet inches and
lines on the side towards jersey street.
n1-TERnS Of SALE-'lne- fourth cash, and the balance
by OF and three years. bearing per
from day Of sale until maturity,
sold.
Acts Of sale before D. l. Ricardo ESD, No.ay ex.
pense OF the purchasers. my7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-16
VERY DESIRABLE FARM ON THE JACKSON RAIL-
road, "a miles from the Pontchaoua Station, private
sale. -1T1' M N -
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. co.


BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place
VERY Desirable Farm, the Jack son
"A Railroad ~ mi Is beyond the Pontchatoua Station
ing On ne bsk Of the river 100
80 of which are under fence and highly cultivated.
improvements consist Of comfortable dwelling containing
rooms Kitchen servants smoke house. grain
poultryyhrd ETC Also fine orchard OF the choicest fruits
Consisting of peaches apples ounces grapes
ri=s, -
poultry
This favorable opportunity procuring
srabe home at small price and only sold
parture
For further particulars apply a. the Office of the Auconeer
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BY ]. NEVILLE & co,
VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN THE REAR or
the First District. auction without reserysant And
Positive adjudication.

VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN THE REAR OF
hs First Gss. At auction without rsservsLast and
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JuLIAs NEVILLE. Auctioneer
.-.- Office. II Commercial Place
THURSDAY, May 10. 1859, mt II o'clock.
FIVE sIf LOS 6P 81 s ss +
bounded Johnson Perddo Prieur and and
designated BY the No. 10 70 20 inclusive These sdjo
10 in deph Lot No le forming the johnson and
hi. offers fine opportunity 70 parties Wishing purchase
w ss ss pps potfm First District as
81 TERMs-Onetrd cash. the balance six and twelve
pei interest," iii maturity and pei cent eventual
before Graham Notary Public at the e.
pense Of the purchaser. my6
ONE MORE CHANCE TO PURCHASE PROPERTY on
jackson street. Fourth District IN the best neghborhood
credit TO effect partition
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auconser,
Office II Commercial Place.
TUKs;D e, Hs:. sy &C. 1882 A Y o'clock NJ,
Josepbin. and Massaine s'feei.. = 'N'A'''' camp
NJ forms ne corner q Josephine and Camp and
on Camp street Of $50 feet.
measures the same front and depth as No l. >- '"N
Tx as zen tn, 9sn ogP
cam , he h b.. been sod 10 who
There the sale, which perempory to ese.
aSTERMs-ore,hrdc cash. balance In one and two years.
i m.tuy sad
Of 81 s before O. Stark Notary Public at the ags
FOUR CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST DIS.
Rsosa pso s ss JOHN he
iae Of the Parish Of West Fecsra in State Of Lous
pU Yyyr TAN nyE,uYrrr . nm
'0t Once ss, II con nns.,asff Place.
ss pubic Il
Ss in til. First Dis
t,e q bounded
o seh a anS S fe
il inches asd lines front callope street By iss feet 10
II 5 s s Snf D
@ By By s nate o%n sv b1 ~. the
y y Gss,ss ssa4.s
srTERNs-one fourth cash and the baanc. on a crs,;.
their w cay ssse n
eret q the rate s &c per from the day Of a
Act e. e sae he efs & sot,rv Public At
Of the pu chaser.
ouATRE LOTS DE TERRE GHOST DAMS LIE PREMIER
es ZEE e aa GIN
dsns l'Etat de lh Louisiana
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Encenteur
- Bureau, II Commercial Place.
1EUDI, Is de mai 1853, a midi. a l'FIote Ell de
IA Cite dun ordre de rHonor Septeme Cour
de District Jndcia're paroisse de West Fecana Le
dite succession, savoir-
QUATRE TERRA1Ns dams lie District en- la willie
dc II sitnes dams lilet
CALI Pc Nayades, Clio polio etant les lot Nos @
"a ten esepn ct ehsean pisas
gnes de profonder lirnes parable partie
meme propriete que lie dit deiunt here pere
John Tnrnhull Out acquis achat Thomas Key par
ace pass pardevant Mark Latte cidevant notaiIe public
la Nouvtlle Orleans. !. 20 de mars 1919. -
E4CONDITlONs-Un quart compliant ct Ia balance sur
credit de g. ~ IS nois dn jour
onnera son billet vec secrrte appouve
nteret an a de ne pour de Ia date, hypo-
thelue special Judgement la propriee
yrndue.
Acie de pardevant T. O. Stark notare public aux
frais de Pacouereur. ago
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T1NION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
~ ORLEANS.


TT MON INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
ORLEANS.
Second annual stsemen. of the Union Insurance cemp.ny
published required by law and their charter.
Amount of Premiums received during year. ending Both
Of April. 1879;
Premiums on R Ri1s K ksks s4 g
Marine Risks. s4Sss %
unesrned Premiums on soh APRIL is5s q IL 8
T IT, H Fsn5' E4,i. SOUS .Ss i
Net Premiums s!e7 SIC V6
Paid losses during the year, viz
Ere Losses $50 wy IS
N H.sfa i ssss
Total losses .................... slo' 6o 20
Paid in 10 and is D Ct, =. ...... 5sts 81
Paid Expen es Less Discounts and Inter.
----sl42ssG 81
Gross Profits .s55 $50 20
pad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oo'i5 w
Net so4 GAG IS
The assets Of The Company
a oe"s s'Ses 30 Mortgage q ssi Is
I9Sas secured = Pssss f Bnk Stocks g
Frenims N nrse OF collection 2A6St
scrip OF otner Com anes. as "
Total l,sn %
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New urlesns.S
Be nbered that the 18th day of May 1859 before
the subscriber Justice Of The Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally and appeared A. Chiapea Pre-
dent Jules Dohonde Secretary of the Union Insurance
Company of New Orleans, Who being duly according
law do depose ned that the above and
and transcript from the books Of III. Company
A. CHIAPELLA, President.
JULES Dole oSpE, Secretary.
and subscribed before this 18th day Of May 1859
ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
meeting the ors held this day,
resolved declare dividend of So to the insured for
which scrip will be ued after The lst of Juy and
IS per cent the okhoder the capital paid ill., payable
according the l9 section Of the hsr of the Company
and after the lst Of June next.
Holders of scrip tp7n which interest due and payable since
the Is, inst are requested to all and receive the
A. CHIAPEILA Presid.
JULES noLHoNpE, Secretary
New Orleans. May II, 1859 myl3 I'm
THOMAS MURRAY q CO., DEALERS IN Ey-
cry description OF
MBER,
New Basin, cor. Cedar and julia sts.,
NEW ORLEANS.
THOMAS MURRAY. JSo. G. PooLEy
cHAMpAGsE.eoNnElhEGR GREEN sEALw1NE-
" Direct importation Rheims. sale
the trade Orders received an" d si:F;ss'
T j. BUTLER's FLUID INKS
These standard Wiring Fluids are sold by
D. FELT sTETsoN,
P. DUREL & Co.,
E. r. STEVENS K co.,
BLOOMFIELD STEEL,
j. c. MORO & CO.,
til. MAXWELL,
PETER HALVES,
PRIESTIY & EEIN,
f. 3. wIIEEIOCK CO.,
GIN MORRISON & Co,
o. o. WOODMAN
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eIy situated on the Of Magazine and St. Jsssph
streets, and on st. Joseph street.
BY j. b. WILTON,
AUcToaEKe-omce, 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY, May ~, 1859, at IL o'clock
property vii. hs sid
A'L0T OF GROrND with ali the improvements thereon
situated in the First Dstric In the square by st. 10
seph Magazine. Deord and Fouche ming the
Of Mag sine and st. Joseph Streets having 81 feet 10 inches
and lines front st. Joseph street by 50 inches I
Depth and front on Magazine street. with the privilege Of the
Of alley In the Of said feet wide and opening
Magazine street.
The improvements consist OF . One.story Frame House
suscep tibe Of being rented 1t $50 per month.
LOT OF GROUND situated in the square above des.
crbsd with all the improvements thereon except shed
removed BY the VENDOR measuring 70 teet inches and
front on g. Joseph street by deph Of 50 feet II inches and
lines between parallel lines with ivate alley exclusively
for this Lot feet wde opening from the Of the Lot
with common aley opening Foucher
feet 10 inches and 8 lines in width.
S@IERns-one third cash; balance . credit Of and 2
years. for notes bearing mortgage the property with
cent per interest from Of sale until maturity and
per cent AFTER maturity us paid The buildings the of
corner Ct Magazine and g. Jo.eph streets % be insured
turity and payment Of the first
Act Of tale before Notary Public s
Of the purchaser. tnyQ
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EXGHANGEO ON HAVANA, FOR SALE IN SUMS
~ 10 suit " BAREiII 4 CO.,
mSi0 II 81 Common street.
CIGARS A FEW CABANAs PREHSADOS, to close an
~ Invoice, for sale by BARELLT CO.,
mylU VI 81 Common street.
NJ F.HYER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
4Ss has removed his office to MITE CITY, where he will
attend to locating and surveying land and will
RAJ LAND AGENT in the parishes Of St. Helena ST. Tam.
many Washington and Livingston.
Price o. Government lands under the graduation
centsper acre. aul2 1y
A. BEARD & CO., SUCCESSORS TO J. A.
BEARD NAY Auc5ioneers App aisers and General
Port Warden Succession Sales Plantations,
19-Nc. 3S Magazine street, al Banks Arcade. jail en-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-16

STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM 8 to l6 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from ~ to 80 horse
power.
DRAINING WHEELS. from IL feet to 30 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS from to 20 inches in diameter.
Lea & Lesvitt's Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with
both wooden frames with Norcros Rocker
Stearns patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page Child's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills. with Top Saws
s,raub Frame co RN and FLOUR MILLS, from IS to
80 incies diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, of 6, IL, and IL inches in
diameter by IL feet long and geared for either horse
power.
sHAFTING, COUPLINGS, PULL1ES, STANDS, HANG
ERS ard Boxes of all sizes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS, ~ inches in diameter and from
l6 to 30 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to ~ inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various sfz,s.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, Of all sizes.
An assortment Of tizes of the articles gene ally
store ready for delivery at the shortest notice.
the most favorable terms and ut the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
by mail.
S. H. GILMAN,
my9 XVIII 70 Graver street. New Orleans
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poNED TURKEY AND DoBEs-

c.
Having sold stock on hand at the yard at The Old Ba
respectfully friends take notice that
business confined legitmatey at The FL kInA YELLOW
PINE LUMBER YARD, corner OF julia and Cedar Streets
NEW BASIN. .,.--
left ST. Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 10
ST. Charles street, will be promptly attended 10.
fe26 TiiUS. MURRAY 4 co.
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1sn TEAS........TEAS..... TEAS
t1.iHrH EXCLUSIV ErFaTfN
E@sER IN Choice Tens and Low Prices !! ---Lak1
At
d o II MS
SOUTHERN TEA WAREHOUSE

SOUTHERN TEA WAREHOUSE,
Observation-Disclosures Street.
Between Cam, and St. Charles streets, New Orleans.
CHOICE BLACK and GREEN TEAS, of the BEST SEL.EC-
TIONs and VERY LATEST IMPORTATION, including the
genuine Howqus Mixture superior Orange Pekoes,
English Breakfast TEAS in different size packages always
be ohnnsd at this establishment.
This House has been established u New Orleans for the
pose of doing
TEA BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY,
ard with direct shipments from and responsible importers
will always be enabled supply every decrp
ton Of
Fine Teas,
AT Low PRICESll
Families md others at distance by specifying price, quail
ity and quantity will have their orders punctualy filed and
promptly forwarded. my2 I'm