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SueAh 4oesuEaDs-suaAR HoasHEAps.-

STAVE AND SHfNGLE MACHINES.
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HoGsHEADS, RICE MoLASsEs, RoSIN AND
TURPENT1NE SLAVES. AND SHINGLES.
The principle embraced in this Machine the old
pittng and dressing by hand labor. Working directly with
he grain of the timber produces article liable
check from exposure. The MIL will rize shave and
ont, the bolt Slaves per and the
shnge Machine from 10 600 i50D Shingles rreqnres
hoe work it, and be attached any
gin mill pawer II make required LENGTH
be adjusted thickness taper The timber
neither steamed sawed but yen and shaved directly
the bolt.
Both Machines be full operation
Of 10 O'clock day No. Canal street.
Machines made in Augusta, Ga. = 5-f=s-E
Any party wishing purchase Parish State County sin
gle rights Machines, obtain them Agent who
Will give full particulars. r. VI. G. COOK,
Sole Agent for the States of Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
texas and sIshama tasl sw
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pATroN, SMITH q PUTNAM.
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAvIER STREETS.
agents for the Sale

MANUFA ACQUIRED TOBACCO,
HIVE constantly RECEIVING On commits
drec, tho Manufacturers the Largest and Fines
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco.
ii every variety offered ~ the ede and solicit
II. .,tsnttop of RoGERs DEALERS before
purchasing,
They nrs the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON 4 MAYS Gross
md Extra pounds LA BELLE CREOLE, 6,s los, BTieB
etNNEYs and los. KENT's Wsbesides
,rands. GRANT WILLIAMS X ibs others. LEt,Nsl
panns which tnek the Premium the Sate Fair Pe
ersbrg. Va. November. 1885, " g. P. JONES' pounds
F~ss which Premium Carolina sfs
succession and Is perhaps the anes Tobacco
FnrIdi
wILLIAMsoH's TWIST thrst piekngs9 KATE ELIZA
nnds intended for connoiseurs only and In fact every
seriptIon of Tnbaeoo generally used.
Wealse have the P0wHATTAN PIPES. which we reeeive
direct commission. dl2 en-
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res HYGEIA HOTEL, ,-..s
faE# Ola Point eomtor Va, March l, 1860 ~

This favorte celebrated its bath.
ing refreshing breezes and of Fish, Oysters
and Crabs will be opened for the reception guests the LIST
of June.
The Hotel situated at Fortress Monroe the largest military
post in the United Sate where eight companies splendid
band Of music stationed. The entire establishment
UNDERGOING thorough renovation aud painting which. with
bull dug in constructions will be sufficiently
large accommodate upwards of one thousand visitors.
The Undersigned have lately associated themselves together
in the business and with attentive assistance spare
pnins in making degh al residence for those
seeking health aud pleasure steamboat connec
tons perfect in their that persons
from all paris South and West reach Old
the greatest facility JOS. SEGAR,
O. Q. WILLARD,
mya I'm Ptopnators.
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a. POINT CLEAR HOTEL. EAsrEeN sHonE,

IN
THE;I NJ BILE BAY.
Eu The above justly celebrated Watering Place Will be
oened for the pon Visitors 10th of June and
the PopretoI aier themselves that the reputation the es
Establishment shall deteoratc for apioin
mets and good fare which has heretofore characterized
The location for health unsurpassed the Soth and was
fully tested by the epdem hieh prevailed both in
New Orleans and Mopiie during The not
sipge case OF yellow fever originating Point Clear.
The SAT- Bathing has equal the Gulf
few yards the HotelIhe temperature water ALWAYS
agreeable Fresh Shower Baths any time
Fish and Oysters abundant during season
Good Stable accommodations provided for all h 10
keep their carriages and horses. The the vicinity
shaded with magoas oaks. cedas pines beautiful
and extend in every direction.
AL the usnal at Watering Places such MS Bill
lizards, Bowling Pistol Gallery etc., will be provided will
be under the charge of anxcs please and
for those fond Ct Aquatic Sports will not be neglected
good Band of Music is secured and will play the
afternoons for dancing, evenings.
line Of Magnetic Telegraph is established connecting Point
Clear with every quarter Of the Union.
The fine iowpressre Crescent Will regularly
Mobile and Point Clear leaving Mobile evening
and Sundays Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays will 20
down at 10 o'clock NJ MEDIATE those who
Mobile by the morning boats 9 al&s
Should this schedule ctanged notice will ciyen
the Mobile and New Orleans papers.
The Proprietos return their sincere thanks the public
the liberal he etofore extended Battle House
and their Point Clear Hotel and hope place themselves
renewed obligations.
MM +. H. CHAMBERLAIN & CO
Propretors Point Clear Hotel
Mobile May !, 1850 Also Of Battle House, Mobile.
mv2l t1hjv
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The subscribers respectfully their customers
snd the Planters general that they always prepared
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING of the very best ma
terials and at most reasonable prices
Tho large patronage they receive from this and neigborn
States has induced them to extend their establishment
meet increase Of business in order be able supply
their patrons always with the aud best descriptions of
.era they have made with pro
manufactures in the sonth shall henceorh be able
% supply Planters with goods Of uniform quality.
They feel confident that they will give satisfaction
all those who paon their emneny Southern enterprise
and solicit their orders. shall receive Immediate attention
jels en- HFBRARD Il co. N
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.
GAESTNUT GROVE WHasKYI
CHESTNUT GRovE wHIsKYi


GHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY.
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKYi
The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
sres introduce the article public of city
aud country, the
Purest DiHusabIe stimuIant
which has been prepared for medical proves itself
cordial heatuI invigorating 10 The enfeebed
whether by disease. 1t Is dised rye
malt and its nutritious properties By process
peculiarly his whereby the other noxions in
gedients known be con.-iued the Whisky general e
are completely that the purity this ar
ticle from my foreign admixtufe Is g iarasteed.
In addition the following testimonials from the most emf
nent Chemists Of Philadelphia Bos
ton the State Agricultural Society endorsed with their
DIPLOMA AID r Jackson Boston, testified under oath
to It's absolute purity. Read the following
CEBTIFICAT Es
Philadelphia, Sept, 9, 1858
We have carefaly tested the simple of Grove
Whisky which and nd that
substance known Fusi OIL which The character
istc and injurious ingredient of the WHISTLES general use
BOOTH, GARRETT 4 CAMAG,
fa Analytical Chemists
New York, Sept. 8 Isss
have anayDed sample Of Chestnut Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr, of Philadelphia having
carefully tested il, pleased entirely free
from poisonous delee snbstanccs II Ii an
pure and fine favored quality OF Whisky
JAMES R. chiffon, Analytical Chemist
Bostop, March Z, 1850.
have made chemical analysis of samples of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which be heavy
Fusil Oils and perfectly and nnadnerased ne
flavor Of this Whisky derived from the grain mann
featuring IT, Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, VI. o.. State Assnyer
s5 No. l6 Boyison street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr..
sl55gz u. g5-s Whoesa Agent,
liz Walnut street,
je2 ly&W PHLapELrnra.
MEALS AnrBRosrA WHISKY.
= $4A -H} eeass Il .&a35E az4s-
PURE ARTICLE,
For Family nd Medicinal Purposes.
p- To be had of ali the principal Druggists and Groeers
throughout the United States.
A. A. NEAL
Sole Agent,
No. IN Walnut street,
je5 ly&W %,g-- N sEz-. mi .,F PHILADELPHIA, 4
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e9 II r. W RENE, nv / ~


- OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL-This delightful
Altering Place is being thoroughly renovated
IncHy furnished and will open reception OF Wis
,ors on she 10Th Of June next Every effort will be mads
There ~ no better place than Ocean Springs yachting
hing or bathing The table will be- furnished Wiling
that is be Orleans market together wiz
FISH, tame Oysters the Lake surrounding
country abound. For the
Pin Alley Pistol Gallery Billiard Tables eic The Saloon
VIII DC supplied with the choicest Liquors Wines Cigars
iand Of MUSIC will he in attendance during season.
sngges aud saddle Horses be hired tic Hotel Also
The Bathing facilities eSeeed at any paee o,
the LAKE The Mineral Springs celebrated for their curative
powers are iii excellent condition.
Hotel Springs having by epdenics
IS decidedly tue leaiihest we'll the
the Gulf shore.
my2s i'm COOK q HoYT Proprietors
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reA FOR SALE OR RIINT-A HANDSOME
h#EI Residence Magazine onisiana
Al -qnne ironste Mini Market The house
l6 finished in the best lie for beau comfort
The square hand omey with
shrnbbery with suitable outtuiings,
Bile, tarraee, chicken and nigeoH house,
will sch the above property For
further particulars inquire Office Is Exchange Place OPP
posi- . the Post Office.
all # P. H. WILLARD
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-, LAUDERDALE WHITE SULPHUR -.
Z;M SPRINGS, MISS 80

This fashionable and popular Watering Place be opened
for the reception Of visitors the 10 of June next under
the supervision Of its old proprietor b. b. SMITH Is well
known in the South hotel keeper.
Tie Laudedae Springs is situated the NJ Railroad
1853 mites from Mobilehe morning Mobile arrives
at thu Springs at o'clock 2. NJ.
The place has recently undergone thorough repair ia
nshed throughout with new elegant Furniture.
The have been analysed chemists in
the Emitted Staes tile medicinal properties waters Is
unsurpassed by asy in the South
No pains will be spared the Hotel
first class
my22 srn b. d. SMITH 4 CO
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=, TO EAnn1L1Es-ro FAMILIES.
"a CUNTINENrAL HOTEL. .tsse
iiM PHILADELPHIA, .saass~
Corner of Chestnut and Ninth streets
OPENED rEpRUARy, 1860


This magnificent establishment successful operation
Is universally conceded 10 be in all respects, The
HEost Complete Hotel in the World,
and VIII be conducted scale Of beay in all its depart
nens which full make the popular headquarters
for pleasure tourists from the South and West during ea1iy
Summer and tic sntum Accommodations offered for
nearly 1850 guests hte and furnished with every modern
proEeneut which experiences could suggest for comfort
yeneee while vertical railway is 10 be introduced
parties by steam IN commodous the upper floors
securing the air aud qn of the higher without
fatigue of ascending stairs.
Another novel improvement has been effected by which
powerful fanwheel Operated by steam forces
air through The public and Corridors cooling
lang the house i'll superior manner.
The interior arrangements and furnishing have been
peted under the personal supervision of Pran Stevens,
Lessee under whose the we'll known
Revere House and enont House in Boston, The Battle House
and Point Gieat Hotel Mohe Ala The Fifth Avtnue
Hotel in New York Inns been established and no efforts
will be ed 10 render the Continental the
i've Travellers Home in the Union.
msl5 l2rKW2 ]. E. STEVENS II Co. Proprietors
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ADJUSTMENTS.

r.. aAaD FaTo cha mPEThE
and
M USIGAL PRO MENA DE,
Under a falt oparatic Orchestra. conducted by
b. LEHMANE
Together with q brilliant display Of
Fireworks:
timber the control q Mesars DACsI ard FEesouIILET
To be given
On Saturday, June 16. 1850,
fhe Deaeafse Grounds carroton Rsltoad near Louisiana
Avenue, City Of Jsfferson,
ss .r5.sss ron TIE
BENEFIT OF TIfE CATHOLIC FEMALE oRPHAS AsY-#
LUM OF JEFFERSON CITY.
fng. and y. ais p5oyised fur yisit1grz a 'S ~
Of ~ jules Bineau. ' ~ e Ape1i'
I Tss Gates will BE open ut 80 r. NJ
Railroad rins will stop opposite the grounds
fe eso.t W ahu Aa9axne ,mnibs.
gates. ~ ptesisfS VIII De furnished nj the
Aonission % CENTS children and scrvants half
zoe ana Camp street; r. ODonne M III arn,a $50
. oiineam corner Caia and streets yadara fe
ye ~ Royal 1t Get fhos en,rll IA sa,a ,srst IN
District. - Noais 'thcs stfsssss . oaFth
By order Of tile Committee Of Arrangements.
John Connolly, JaIn Il x5shst
Ben Toledano G. Livamdais
T. & Du6gne.yr-, Jeaeph Mttchell,
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I w. d j. II. STARR,
a. CAMDEN IRON WORKS.
Camden. New Jersey,

-Manufae Of
All kinds CASTING and RAT Us for GAS WORKS.
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES Tor R6torts and other
Houses.
REfaRTS aud ~ CASTINGS required for setting them
iK5est and most innfoyed modes.
WASHERS, GoNpkN Frs, SCR 9BtfERS and EXHAUST
Frs, for relic ling The hetorts from pressure.
PURIFIERS, varying fom POO TO tC0N0O cubic tee daily
pm is ing eapaci "
wRofGHrIReS LINE stEvEs, fos PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, IF all si1-s.
GAS uoIDER~. TELEsCoPEG au4 SINGLE, w.Ih Cast Iron
Gade aud supeaston Ftmes.
GAS GuYEhNoa- or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS from n As Inches diameter Water
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such AS Branches, Bends
nfips, Sleeves
sToI SALyns 30 incto Glib faeed Ila'u
WROUGHT IRON Wohk-An Tho Smith Sheet Iron
Work required in AMI itb Gas Works
KzEprlnRs, should he add e>-ed the rRTNEI-
PAf.0FFIiE, GAMn&N NEN JFR$EY
ns5+Bfs= Nitli EFiGE, la s3l I'll THIRD STREET,
PHfFt4 hEHPi iei3 fsNW I
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pLANTATIoN GAS APPARATUS

The simplest and effective apparatus making ont
Resin and which tnanaged by any ordinary
negro is offered to Planters.
The orp the lighted every evening Gas
.aale the premises AMI those interested invited call
examine he npl city econnS The works
6tiliancy Of tbo ltght.
Z= u, q. LowRER 4 co.
kIl3 e isamp street..
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closed mall consisting of letters and newspapers for States
and cities or the German Postal Union Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ioian Islands,
Is sent from the Post Office n New York weekly
"a mail for tho West India Islands will be by this
steamer
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A., FOR RENT-THE DOUBLE wo-sToRY Frame
tH7 Huse Nos SO and 81 Magazine stree, between Edward
A4al and Thalia SITS Apply to
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49, MoNTGtb WHITE SULPHUR -
s7 PRING. the VI GINA aid Tennessee Rail, ~
:l road Montgomery county Virginia. will men
prey I" aecoIln"ae has en- increased by the dillon Of
Ell and shed. and he dng much INN nrea
by hoongh ovation and ny the i'd ,lpeae Ha
PtsSenes each This place without Stage Tiavel
ant ae VIII may sire Ia to he Sal Sn'phar Or. en-
6rer, Whir shihnt Sweet spii TAX much resi-
they sh ami heu proceed Messrs K u Frk
Pex'ons line OF superior Fanr Hn f,aches which
eaFe u My reachnt the sa Pond dinner the Sal sni
nhi' ti0 miles, o nd The Gree bre W Snl,hnr an
ret springs leach u nei dinper wi night
Leave Virginia AN Tennes.t Rai,rn4d Tn,ne
rre 'p n for NhtRy
JAMES ~ 1E nEs lG'lypN
OWL EEtIINEERs SURVEYORS.
ArehI fleets.
Successors To j K nTNfAH n GO.-nfhce. Nc. n Com.
r..,,t,t tsi..5 taass r-
SICE-nICE-RICE- lIEkors, just received.
mg5 II JtkRgliI Il CO., 81 t'ornulan street.
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SCAOFnlA, o]& k<ssa = t"A4i., a. y goNafi-
81 IAit0uai ai etupien oil hid, by which
fluid 1rfnps vita e. weak Ee in circulation
ferNHis The w e body, AMI may burst on amy
nf it. Noog l. flee from lis attacks is here
VII CD i may no. de toy he scfenlau4 tain + Naso,sly
by nleftufia Get low lirig dserdete unhea thy
foau, npae HiF, Min md FUZZY habits The depressing vices
and above All by he infe' Whatever be its ori
gin, is Hereditary in the sJitnsn. dc ceLdirg
parents 70 children ano ie thd and fourth in
deed be hr rod If Him who says, / will
in1uitieshur The IN hers % Iiheti cIndten.H
Its effect b deposition un the blood corrupt
ulttras which liver and internal eans
is teamed tnhcles in The ghafs swllngs; and The
pIupons his foul corruption. which
the blo1 lie gic Of life,
stiinions y snlef fem cronlouS complaints they
have far es af tne n1tacks her diseases
consequently vast numbers peish bs dis rdes which, although
totnOus theif still ,eanefe ta by this taip
te system. Most Of he consumption which INN The
human family ha its orgL diccEy in This scrouioas
tanl3iion; d may i've diseases of the liver, Md
neys, Mn aud iR eed Of all the gan ae from o
erara "a by the
One quarter u all people ercnlou their
invaded By hi la king nfscon, aud Their health Is ne mined
by il, To cleanse i from The system the
blood by Alternative medicine aid ineg0ae by hs athS
food and exercise, Such medicine ae supply in
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FOR RENT---rOR REN,r.

2eAs FstAS RENp Low I'M III isr tGfuBEe N Ext
fH Eight auesoty Fame Houses kitchens twostories hgb
eaeh tenement has -four paslered and vol finished
all covered vi sates yalds alleywass paved cSers
etc estimated on Locust street. between Erato and hne
Apply to N. FlTZ>lMMbNS
mY22 I'm 81 Common street
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a.. pAscAGauLA HoUsR-Sow MUCH EN-

-. PASCAGt9ULA HOUSE NOW MUCH EN-
iHi: La RG'nlp.
4EiI MR.. AND MRS n,'DS0N wish inform the public
thai they at ali times ready Boarders the follow
ing
Snnmer-Per m nth, s35 per week Slt; per day, S.
Win er Per month So; Vetk, 81 per day, 81 20.
E his esa lisnent combines All the canforts of home
being quiet III larger hotels having separate houses
for la,,es and gentlemcu telegraph ufce by
myl6 in& w. s. DODSON.
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- PKADAT'S HOTEL. BILOXI. The under
% gned, successors 10 Mrs Elizabeth Padat formerly
lpr1ett of Green Oaks Hotel Biloxi respectfully
nnunce 10 III public that this establishment op
Attached the no e good billiard table
beapal yacht saddle horses bngges and carriages,
ing pleasure AID comfort Visitors Pradas Hotel wishing
to land at the hotels wharf will please notify the captain The
boat. 4EE
mvI7 am JOHN r. 4 EUGENE O. PRApAT
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OFFICE PoSTeHARTRaIS RAILROAD Co.,
New Orleans May 81 1859. {
ssrNotice-At q meeting Of the Board of DE-
fccors, held the 18Th dfFtdend OF ~
declared payable stockholders hei legal representa-
lives and the llt the off OF the Company.
mya tt HENRY WHITTEMORE, Sec'y.
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..H% New Orleans and Mobile Mail Line
aoTcETo shippers Of Freight by this Linz Mobile: On
account Of the accumulation ~ Freight this Ponchnrfran
Rairoad Depothe boats being unable y
OF the the Iake-no Mobile Freight
be received the Depot for this Line until MONDAY 18Th
instant.
Coast Freight should be shipped Alabama that
for Psscagouia 10 Mail Line.
Jel5 q r.. GEDDEs agent.
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ONE HUNDRED DuLLaRs REWARD.

g VIII be paid for the appehrus aud delivery in the
New orie us Jail, Of The negro man t,laVt) VILLA
49, MORSE aims JAnK0 who away, the May
last I,um tho resi- Of Mr.. A. Denis, in This city
William Jaeko Is about % years OIL and about medium
size and hight very black iee much deca snewa;
legged very intelligent, and speaks English and French.
The above REWARD will be for tbs delivery in Ia in this
city and the further Of hudre dollars will also
paid for the conviction oil persons boring him
ielt III 4. BRrGtER NJ H. uis street
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FREEHtl1D INSTITUTE a TT ST-CLAss
ding School FOR Boys. Freehold N nn,onh tounry
New Jesey - s''
The and provisions ths school are nf an NM
sus,ls iihera Oh rate Rvs commercial or
scen ifc irsuits thoroughly prepared for f,Iavr
Re in New 0t4ns-Res- d. Nee Factor St
Pe ) Chu oh; John $. Mauasell Esq., 81 Chrie s,reei
H. Mill pangh. Esq q. $. MIN. 49,
alosueS vi flller normatnn b. had adfeS,ing
the Ptinrnal tl'i'NfR H. WILLIS s. NJ. ial
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NOTICE Il HAVE THIS DAY REVOKED ALL
~ Powers Of Attorney heretofore given by per
this dfie before Charles stringer. Notary Public.
MARGARET HATCHERY.
Mage rf0ous I,,y1 Intf a.
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Sa- Aoilsastn GostrlciL of Royal and select
MASTERS No meets On the FOURTH THuRsI OF every
month in the of Concord Royal arch Chapter Ne Odd
Fellows Hail. First District.
oErlcERs-I 4 Hoapd t. M. a.. M: G. P. Crane
p. l.. c. Mt A. Rartlet,e r w bruno de Lucas
Treasurer jas Furn Recorder Ii. j. Stanshnry Capta
OF the tinardS j q Wood Conductor. Oergeld Steward;
feteF Monsen Sentinel ssl2 "
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REV

g. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
~ Nan away tiom The subscriber on Msnday lil inst.
DfAN mniattoneg named MARTHA ANN, aged
I'M b1nt Al years. Weighs about lis pounds only
Ieesn ! front, hair loug aud mixed with gray.
The above reward will 10 pad for her prehenon
livery 10 j. Il. KING,
Iel5 81 rs street
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partituIar DOtitfs.

7.&@ BANK or AMERICA,
New OrleHnE June Il. 1860. :
N Mf0sN Notice is hereby given that This Bank
WI nor b. in lhc evening, O'clock, usual
from HE l5ab Juua 10 III september.
BY resolution Of ihe Board
eIb au