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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-10

IREsnr Rates Tor Liverpool and Lon aou were again
higher, and to the former about q 100 bushes wheat
were engaged, In bulk, at Id, Ind ia ships bags at
ll1ad The latter figure pd tor about coo bushels
l,our was urn al IS 500 bills we're taken ct IS.
3D. By steamer 600 b<esctcss and so packasvs but.
ter at 5os To L'ndJn Ii 600 bushels wheat Ssre en-
gsgea a. Id n ships bayA By steamer for Galway
ooVo ousheR Wheat, in shpre bags were engaged at
va Nesse war chartered for Glasgow on private
r 70 'cru 10 wnoie ., In part with -four and grain.
ne msrxet tor raisiHs dull, and prices ia
ported. 49, ~ " -
hA1ise mar xet steady, with further sales for
LINE was w IN with further sales of Rockland ct esc
~; - ~ for both sorts
was MAJ @ at &c
nav sroRss--Ssles of 400 bbls cornrcn rosn were
at II AZ and 100 DO. do reported at 81 30
y, 50, probably small barrels, and go d., No. at
10 per 3l0 lbs, delivered lot Of 100 bbs straight
,prits turpeutine were sold at Is kc.
PROVISIONS --fork-tbe market was more buoyant and
active. the fales commcd about 800 bbs Including
new Ness al ci9 $50 l25s clear $50 12 $50 o. and
new ine ats4 Beef quiet, and sales condped TO co
300 bbs, including country mees at ~ 70 So repscked
~ IS so $40 60, and extra do OF sll So Cat
we're hrnl; sale of 25 hhds. hams made loo
l2c., and coo ribbed and clear sides at l2c IT, B
con was in good request and 600 ribbed and clear
SOLD at TIC l5c. lard Was quiet with sales OF
so bbts. at 1Sc. 1870. Butter and cheese
Changed, while the demand was fair.
RCE Sales Of 90 20 casks made at 4a.c. Az
chiefly at the inside figure.
SrGARs-1fe market exhibited spirit and &C.
Vty but thout charge Of moment ia quotations The
GALES looted up about 100 200 hhds Porto Ri 20 at
1<c, and the rema nder Cuba muscovado chiefly within
the range Of Csc. 1850 for refining and grocery goods
and $40 boxes 90, part AT Z 90 SIC
WHrEEY The market was better with sales OF about
500 bbls. at Ole. 81 &C.
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CLEARED.
Steamship cnyler, Croker savannah-rI Cromwell
Ship orpbeus, Howes San Franosco-sution Co.
SIX RsssiaEla%: Ssese John, Sssaes s1.ss Co
EsIs FsPasien sin.ca pssnos hygs;@R saet Co.
fSf sqas
81 :snS,e s,idert 'sr Co bran iialax.D peso
Brig EnIerrrse IBr) wisenasn 81 Jcsn~D X DswoT
,rie New World, Hartman, Ezabethpor,-H Brooknan
Ers Mary II. Lane, Bosiou--J W Mckee
sssr 1dyancs Gi,' Curry Heron. Ss-ap De~oii.
schr smith; dayton. wiiminrton~Nas,er. '''' ''"'
sSSr Gun DoE Re G xsss. fq fem,ros.-u.
Sccssrr sor ConF9ssL sS,s soston-Duuhsm Dmon
sloop Phonx, Shepherd, New Haven-Master.
ARRIVED
Steamship 1Grs;9wn Parish Richmond. &C. with mase and
steamship Noun, Vernon. Layneh. Baltimore with mdse
ship ysnaslia f.iien liverpool IS days with mase to r
p WITH iass Zee p ~ ] ss Isss Of vss. bot
stip VIM Essbone. Pratt, Liverpool june 80 with coal to
ssig y,s'ors Anasrson london and Isle Of wqh 81 DAY..
Care Race NV u miles spoke ship Ross OF elfasi
ship Martha Reeoni Cof Bath Morse Shields 80 days with
coa 20 master Had light winds and cns during most OF
,c shp Reeer Center Arnold Iavre June a and
cms The entire pssE the Banks IN ai as saw %
ce Io1k pilot 7h inst in ion TO- from boat Moses
ship ershams Policy, Norton Antwerp. Jane 30 and the
Co Prom ioo 50 40 had heavy gales .lrce then sh
wines Gains. Took pilot sh inst lat ~ 81 lon n sO from
bcSt Moses n Srinuel, MOL
ship Vanclne of Thomts Carney Lcshorn june a.
July ~ al u W, lou 20 IL. spoke Brem bark welsnd.
Sp kao oi Yarmouth. AIe ,hae. Trieste April 1s aud
s, - o. o g & SPOKE $50 Martha Of boston from New
hark Nnona tswe) Rydu, Goi'enburg 50 days with
and ltS passengers, 10 Punch a Meincke
Bsrs clnionia wrigh, rummer Gibraltar, July . with
hark Jsmes smith tof Bo~tn,, Snow, Narseies june 2
with mdse, ~ Besseti. Bacon A Co
erS PrerorRise 0irl Ngrs Havana L. with srrar
70 Plume Lamont Anchored AZ the Lower Qurranfne
harh Kuhn Moss Galveston July IL with cotton &C. TO
bsfk u Gsson Newell New Haven u hours In h-rss
10 M ser Was lowed 20 this port by straniag " Pe'it
hng Res anradtr uau Peterson, Hurscos July a. va st
pilot irom boat DAVID Mitchell No &
schr Emma Or Joh1son, Windsor Ms, II days wh ras.
schr Helene, Dericksnn, Wilmington, Nc, sdays
schr Medora. irelaud. Newheru. days
schr k.nncfy. Harris Elizabeth CITY. NC 5days
Senr ArrHle. Roi erts. HEREFORD NJ. DAYS
schr Iin"hne .rsddock Virginia, days.
scnr Mist. DIsoeway. Baltimore, s. DAYS.
N'if clfAaf.. iinrOuey, baltnure. days.
scnr Annic wesgrnos liitlsiohn Portland. Ne DAYS
Scbr tHv STATE. islleti, Boston. laws =
Scht u smith Kelley, nes.or. 5 Gays
Schr gIira. Kelly. Rfsll TO- Albany.
49, y Marcy laws faA River cor Albany.
SieAnsr Novcip shaw. Philadelphia
Sf1ner luseuh'ue. Green. Phaienhfs
Si"~ner Alhsrfss. Jones. Prnvi enra
=. ir - Pciif, Bird, New Haven. y hors With bark
u "'''n 10 tow sv,or
Bars Houston, Share. from Liverpool July l.
fssuAl
Seaustir r cuyier savannah
Wind . ssnsei G
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Cricket.
st. GEORGES CLUB, OF NEW YORK, VS.. CANADIAN
YIAYFRS AND OTHERs.

This match played yesterday, the ground Of the
St. Georges Club at Hoboken, and terminated in favor
OF the Dragon Smyers. 1t originally intended TO
make this a match between the Canadian players who
engaged in the international match of Canada
the United States played the New York Gibbs ground
Monday and Tuesday last but several of the former
players were obliged 70 return home Immediately after
that match concluded IL could not be effected and
scrub match between the ST. Georges aud those players
who remained in the.cty prrangei-the latter hav
ina the assistance or that accomplished young American
ctcketer, Mr.. Vernon, Of Philadelphia, who dstin
guished himself in the important match Of Canada
the United States. The attendance not large the
great base ball match attracting most Of the admirers of
outdoor recreatons. The following Ia the scorc from
which i will be seen the ST. Georges won, with i've
wckcis 20 fall.
II. GEORGES CUB
- - =
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9Aft tll. August o. ise0
rfsrs aa- q rrcr'cs 1'cn. saia over % aay 10 vcw
o. r-csi -.sfe-r
Ires.de1t Pu,.soas rccetsf sfb ffss asrnort:rs
itfse
Vory 'cs sr rcf, see rave -eis-re1
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Asurs-rhe raytet ras Ste LAY, August e-6P NJ
bbs pots At $50, and Of p .r,s q, &c " Nv
,Siass 10 ttn market opened with much
s , @ ~, =, "a" .enand beth from the trade and
~. Ai,., "a. ~ -soeed with less bnoysncy, and at
s s Tor descriptions. The gales
aou. go bbs, closing within the range Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-10

nOur beavy and Prices We're heavy, With
Gales OF eco coo bbs at So 10 IS 10 for supene and
at % 70 ST 80 for extra Southern -four
tive and hrmer with good export demand. The sales
embraced about 1000 bbls., closing within the
range of the above quotations Rye -four steady
our figures with limited gales. Corn meal firmly held
nj quotations Wheat easier for iptons,
and closed dull The receipts large and the advance
in Teghs restricted transactions The sales embraced
about IS 0C0 bushels at 81 rs for Michigan club 81 10 for
Racine spring. red Western ut 81 rs 81 3d. white do
nj 81 80 81 49, southern red 81 go State red 81 IL
a 81 I5 old white Ohio and Michigan at 81 So 81 So
Corn steady and in good domestic demand with sales
of ITO 600 bushels at e. &c. 63c for Western Mixed
chiefly at the inside figure, with Western yellow &c.
round yellow At Csc, and white at roc Rye quiet
and small sales max ing at sec Barley and barley
malt were quiet and nominal. Oats heavy and
easier, with sales OF Canadian Western at SEC a
3Sc., and of State at 3sc. a 39c.
CorrKE nrm, but quiet sales reported being
important
COTTON The market steady, with ore doing
chiefly IN the medium and lower grades The sales
footed up about 500 bales, the basis Of the following
quotations.
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shrpss uews from san francisco Jny o. viii be fosna
be columns
i1us's-fh ne steamship Goad4guver was an7ehei ves
isTcay tfsrr-n 'rfn % Isrerv., siig-.rt no, - IL
'cn rresL
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Telegraph Marine R.por,.

ffHHl ME- Aug slnsat No inwsrd hound veseis In
urht WIND sw. ffesh vesher clear
SfNpf HOOK Aug . slnssi-No inward harni vez.eis IN
trht hp l'rlshuc ard bark going tbs Ar, bound
cut Nind SN, fresh. weather clear. '
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NUMBER 271.

time had his arms akimbo suddenly saw him
start and put his right hand in his left bosom;
saw Harris at the same time draw pistol and fire
toward Peck almost the same instant, probably q
second or two afteFwara, Peek fired at PeGk's
shot, Harris fnehed if he struck, and turned
to retreat toward the wine room; he took a step
or two, and turned and fired again: Immediately
Peck fired again then Harris ran into the wine
ROOM /. being nearly in the range, left my posi-
ton by fhe heater and went behind pillar. Al /
got to The pillar heard two more shots, but don't
looked from behind the pillar, and saw Peck stand
d few seconds, and then walk rapidly toward the
sSine-room; as he reached the door heard another
shot by whom fired cannot tell did not see any
one at the door Peck jnst going in at the door
when the last shot was fired. next heard a noise
in the wine room; waited probably half a min
ute, and then went into the wine room: did not
see Peck in the room. / am positive that Harris
fred first. AN Peck put his hand to his breast he
took some two three steps to the left from the
counter and was in that position when Harris fired
at him. Harris when he fired, was standing in
front of tile bill clerks window, probably foot
from the window. Peck could see Harris at the
bill window. from where he was standing, at the
did not hear either Of the parties say anything;
am little deaf in the right ear. ! saw Peck fire
twice, and Harris fire twice. saw four shots,
and heard three shots tnst did not see. The two
shots that saw Harris FIRE, s#ere fired before be
entered the wine room; the last silos-..--.. saw
him fire. was just as he got to the door nm
all the time till he got to the door Of the wine
room. am not acquainted with either Peck or
Harris.
The Recorder here adjourned the examination to
be resumed to-day after tile discharge Of the dock.
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Arrlva,s at e,se Flote,s Yesterday.


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ie.esy. Ii1s seeretary reported that j., ssj
ecirts Of the society JtfEsla t 49, & TX s- t
@ nsatly sasss
sSyv; ss -, ins soeissy sent 9s assrpss IS
New Orleans Mails fdr xsrs+s
SEw YeEx, Jan. - The Cnaa5a ssS..,ss,.
irabia sa.sd rom this port to-day for isss,
tassns ss oE sis " eo it specie on freight
The latest N en- Orleans isl;lfs fakes cssf MI NJ
Arabia ARE those of Tie IIt instant, m III w isS ss
teesraphie dispatches from New 0seous 81, f,sss
forwarded on the I7tEi 800 : n sa''ss
Counterfeit Bank Eiais Iii csrculasIsu
Nv IoRE, Jan u. Counterfeit bank lisIs ays
daily ~ ssFsnton in this SLATE. Three dollar Ils
are now III circulation. ~ '''''s M
Northerf hanu7acturers' Convention,
MEEIDES, GoSS., Jan. ia eonyentf,,,, ,-.a
heEd ~ tlits city to-day representing tho FassussEs
turing interests IF the STATE. j resolrton was
adopted dsconntena1cfBe the attempts n
Leaders to persuade the people flsat tle Nysl H.
body sEfspatlFzea With ING s,slts Yals
the Sonh, and expressing conservative V;ssgs ,s.l
sentiments Of ainity towards the Southern States
Minnesota Democratic Convention.
sr. PAEs, Jan I7.-Thc Democratic stasss fsas.
vention met to-day for the purpose of nozainisg
State oicers and eectiug delegates to tae Charles.
ton Convention.
1t was declared Il, the Convention tas tl.e frsr
choicc for the Democratic candidate in tie coming
Presidential contest should be given 10 iha Hon.
stephen 4. Douglas, OF Illinois.
Missouri Legislature
ST. IoGIS, Jan. IS.-fs0gcrnor Stewart F,a5 re-
fused to sign the breecntiy paa.ea III the Missouri
Legislature, providing for the banishmeHE or ems
slavement Of all fres negroes found in the State.
Domestic Markets
Ngw YoRE, Ian. 1s.-Tiic sales OF F2asir to-day
amounted 10 5000 barrels at s. 20 TO IS 25 The
market generally closed active. Corn closed firm,
the sales consisting of 5000 bushels at 81 ID Sae
Tobacco i quoted q l5lc. per pound. The raarket
easier. The Cotton market closed buoyan1, and an
advance " ! " reported. The sales amounted 10
$500 bales. Aiddling Upland Il quoted IT III ts 4
liz. The sales Of Flour amounted to 1890 bar
reIs at s. 20 to S5 So. Etha coffee Il euots.I at
" to VI cent. per I'D.
cfScINNsTI, Jan. ls.-The corn market s.sossa
dull and q decline Of cent is reported. The qns-
tations for other articles remain unchanged.
River Intelligence
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1s.-The Mississippi river at this
point is still falling with six feet OF water 10 Cairo
VfcKsEuRG, Jan. As. - The steamer IngomaF
passed down all the Teeuniseh, the Clara and Roc
at 5 o'clock this evening
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kzBERTsoN & NUDGE,
AGENTS ron TnE gAts Or
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES.
sAw-MILLs, sHAFTINGs, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
Machinery for Mill and Plantation use.
Also. Agents for the sale Of
cLEMoNs, BROWN CO.'S
SINGLE AND BouBLE CYLINDER CoTTo1 GLHs,
---Asn-
Bates Patent Steam Ganges,
No. UNION STREET.
Besveen ST. Charles and Carordelei streets New Orleans
Bates' Patent steam Gauges,
No. 8 UNION STREET.
Bssveen 81 Charles and earonelei streets New Orleans

The Machinery offered sale by vs. from establishments
which have engaged HI manufacturing for the Southern
country for the past twenty-five years. and viii be found TO be
entirely adapted for the for which Is intended Of much
Superior auaty 10 great deal The machinery brought ID this
market and extremely liberal prices Persons wishing TO
purchase are invited tn cali asd examine for themselves.
GIIEMoNs BROWN K co.'s COTTON GINS have been
ccessffy various parts Of the South for fifteen
and more during which time upward, Of FIVE HUNDREs Of
them sold annually We guarantee them 10 be equal
In every respect 10 any Gin sold IN this section.
THE BoUgI4E CYLINDER GIN ~ 4 recent Invention Of
Mr. j. Bewn of Columbus Georgia. We refer persons who
Interested 10 tho following Certificate which is taken from
hundreds which we have received:
RussEr CouSTr, Ara., February g. 1859.
Nessrs.. clemons, Brown Co.
GsiemaI have need Of your bonbe Cylinder tO saw
Gins during the paS and take pleasure In stating my con
yeon that is performance Is far superior Gin have ever
for speed convenience and safety ndncd to buy 1t
because believed 1t wonld pny for itself ssging Of tne
crop and as fully answered my expectations Il
ques power to prope 1t than Single Cylinder " saw
G while cleans twice much cotton per day and much
attended to- this accounted for from the lesser width 81
te breast and ha will gin all lie cotton that be put In
the roll witsa throwing out choking 1t cleans the seed
naarkahiy clean makes good sample OF cotton as any
Gin Nave ever tried The cotton buyers Of Columbus have
peaedly told had superior Gin, without knowing it VIE
one Of yoa pouhle Cylinder style Yor Dodbc Cylinder Gin
! consider great improvement the ordinary Gin, and the
planter who makes 6y bae Of cotton will find to his
Interest TO lay aside he Single Cylinder 40 Or 20 Gin and
place himself under obligations TO by purchasing your
Deuble Cylinder Gin and thereby inc, labor and money
Without the pleasure Of personal acquaintance with you.
perni you Of my friendly consideration.
EDGAR GARLIGK.
Messrs. W. q. E1enons, Brown Co.
Samples Of both slGs Of Gins well other Machinery,
may be seen at our store.
AlBERTsoN NUDGE,
.s5.... No. rnion street,
o2s 2pGt-ts Between st. Charles and Catondeet
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HeE THEY Fooled THE WoaEN.-The Cincinnati

Commercial tells the following good one:
One day last week, it was arranged among a
party OF fifteen or sixteen married gentlemen liv
ing in Mt. Pleasant, that they would have sleigh
ride, q supper and good time all to them
selves, without their good wives being any the
wiser of it. They accordingly arranged to have
the supper come off at Wadr0n's, about five miles
from Mt. Pleasant and on the appointed night,
under various pretexts, they abandoned the society
of tleir wives, and in cozy cutters, behind fast
trotting horses, made good time to Waldron's,
chuekiing over the way in which they had fooled
the women.n But the women were not SO igno
rant az they pretended to be. They got wind of
the :" stag party" at Na1drons, and resolved 10 be
" in at the death" They gotsup enough seighs to
accommodate their party and arrived at the hotel
just as the gentlemen were getting ready to sit
down to a snmptuous table-game, oysters wine
etc. The ladies walked in and took possession Of
the table, utterly refusing to recognize any of the
gentlemen, and treating them all as perfect stran
gers, Thc trnant husbands saw the elegant supper
for the discussion Of Which they had been whetting
their appetiles. rapidly melt away, and they were
not even allowed to pick the benGs After supper
the ladies, who had brought music with them,
danced fer while and then went home, without
once speaking to their husbands, aud treating all
advances on their part with freezing GOODNESS, or
indignant astonishnlent. We venture to say that
no lnnn Of that party Will again attempt TO nun
away from his wife TO go to stag party
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MEssss ALFRED MuHRoE %. aeaIw.

We clip the following First rate notice. FROM a
late number Of the Natchez Free Trader We
rather think our friends, Mnrroe & Co., have gof
the worthy and handsome General ..on the hip's
this time bnt he comes ont like bold soldier as
he is, and acknowledges the corn When the
gallant General Double-y you, Doubleyou Double
yoH, Double-you double Q. d., comes to town
next, We Will let him of II he viii ..stand treat m
ronl,l = nothing less. Wewill oaly add that when
that Moon Storyi' comes out--wsll, never mind,
Alfred Munree & Co. had better look out fur break
ers There is point,i' etc.
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.T:'Lo'yly.'s.

blows. ....,....... .PLoWS. FLOWS.
laD Kings Carey FLOWS, assorted sizes. ...
1900 Hall 4 Spears ft,et Va!leg rLpws
1900 !. !. Wrought Peacock FLOWS
1900 Bsli's PIows, assorted.
1000 Ayery's =.
1900 Clorq's Calhoun PLoWa 9....
1850 Garrst 4 Colmau's celebrated sieel Rover Do
100 Nourss, iGson II Go. .s stetl Pft,WS.
1000 Mayh Cast PIoWs.
UNIVERSAL PLoWs,
Together with general assortment Of
- Agricultural implements,
" --Coisting Of
sHAiy CRADLES,
EANNING MILLS,
CORN SHELTERS,
.&l##55 STRAW CUTTERS,
ROAD scRAPERs,
etc, etc., etc,
Alb
full assortgpe ceons PR ENIItM AXEs and EDGE
TOOLS which we're awarded the Silver Medals at tr late Fair
as Jackson Niss. For sale hy
C. H. sLoCoHR X CO.,
Ct Canal street,
dgi And 90 10 So Common Str
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PATTON, SMITH & PUTNAM,
CORNER or MAGAZINE AND GRAyfER STREETS
Agents for the Sale
u4NUFar7'fEFD TOBACCO,

Have no ou hand and constantly 5ttci' Ing conis
,au from the Manufacturers the Larsest and Finest
assortment of ... IT,.
Manufactured TohncrD,
Of every variety they have offered to tho traa and suleit
the a,ten,en OF GRoUERs aud DEALERS hes stock before
purchasing.
They are the SOLE AGENTS for BrRToS K MAYS cross
and Extrs pounds; la BELIZE CREOLE. 81 and 1gs BUCK
FINNEY : and gs aud KEHfs various ether
brands; GRANT WlLIIaAis " lb. and oiliers E0No-
RIA pynnds witch took ihe Premium al tie sAe Fair Pc
,ersbats VA November 1896 e. +. p JONES pounds and
Twists vhieI layo taken the Premium ia North Carolina ss
years in saeeesson ad perhaps the finest Tobacco in tie
world
WIIIIAMsoN's TWIST, DIRT plckingsl KATE ELIZA
pounds intended for eennoisse only and in fNet every de-
scrlpiion Of Tobacco EepSrsly usid.
We also have The PowHATTAN PIPES. which receive
dirse. eommiaslGn. dl2 6n
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The last that we saw of the I. aesonant II se, -
He was highly inflated with Lager
And the last thatwe heard of the aGoxerner Wise .
He WAS boring very large hole with an exceed
ngty small auger
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cat belonging to a widow lady in Ohio lately
sat unon IA half dozen Of duck eggs, and continued
her attention until the eggs were hateled, and
Int what is wonderful, they meie aa1 qitsaeas
alternately.
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a shoemaker was taken up for bigainxs :. which
wife, = asked bystandef, Twill he be obliged 70
take?f Brown, always ready ~ Joke, replied
she is 4 eobbler, and mIist stick TO his last
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IUApERl VgATmRs:
CLEAR, PURE wATERlt m5

The subscriber is prepared furnish tho public Eith his
E8YDRAULIC sELF-cf.EANING
FILTER,
With capacity furnish FIVE GALLONS 10 ONE HIN
DRIED THOUSAND PER DAY,
This unlike all other Flers, gets fonl. II
Is adapted to all purposes where hering is required.
n.For refercnceEs Charles St Louis Hotels Carroll
ton Railroad Company, Louisiana Sugar Rencrs Merccrs
@csnal street. and others In
sss- Office No. Tehoupitoulas street.
; n. f. RICE,
n3 If New Orleans
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CABMES are rsierced 70 The advertisement otsar-
ng reward seeetias shs Nh>Esasea D a
esr,ge RT.ihssfafa, ysaps ssesehlasa.
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TIE UrPEaNnsr STORY Of a large stare in the
central part ha oity wanted LHse Sen aaselss