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RS Of Tobacco.

xsSSs Notice 10 shippers Of Tobacco.
sA1Ash NEW YORK IN. 81 -cfhcr-, Ag,nts tor The
hSn York and irVaid HodHtsh p receive and forward !"
and other goods -rni Ia their by steamers II Wa
line FREE OF COMMISSION but ~!uppr- are redu"-c Ia
write them by mail the i,-Insiion is wish mhdc nt 'nc
shipment Otherwise, IL viii hc stored nj cost and ek 81 slap
pr ItpIAM ~ HliNlhIN
fel DTS ia Iir stiway, New York.
Change of Schedule, Two Trains Day.
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHGNWARE
No LIZ Main Street. Richmond. Va


eTzG HEREWITH beg leave 10 inform III. friends and
the ruhIir generally, that am now ia RECEIPT # my
NJ FALL rock OF GOODS, larger aud >aTi,d
has before b9nc embracing D'prHd AMI GOd
Bdnd Dtt 1ed ana fott sets; IitcheSA, DiSt,, lRne
re- de Also, WAite CAM dHd Grdntt, u c hrrt Shapes
and by the single pair. My st"ch Tor the
NHnLEsAiI IRApK have selected with great and ictl
HAT sell s low ans rclacauE luslSr ia the
States receive goods directly tul III,
lurrr. \ ctli is respectful! s'iiciir'i
iuly y liN o. II. TAYLOR. Richmond, Va.
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(AH IL ss.-,s.ss ~ { L ~. va T.,
Orange and Alexandria Rail Road.

- " w M .fh- nv" 9 n ENfF NJ ftf'
AS aud aCrr Wedhesiat Aiul lIth, lido, TWO DAILY
, TRAINS viii LEAVE IL ior Et,nW',u, All
pnl \, tn, NoRtr
% AicNauirn, ...#.-..4
" NHshIngion, .,........a. I'll
.
PASSESuEEs ira,e the Depot u thc leon itrnad
nj Ma A. mud al ,E"r. arriving al A.Nndan .uueA
y. NJ. uud % A.. N.
eN- pnc tram daily To- richmond,
tE- baggage Agents mi nro, the ir'n from the West
lis arrival al H. nclbnrg j. Il. NltkiIN,
ap l3.ts Tick, Agert.
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JOHNSON ,E Ss29fHlIN SfGfEtF a oTEf'


nrrwKrs nAR AND xY, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
UIAyE ON HAND AND OFFER FOR eALE--
III 1900 bags Rio, Iaeu,ra and Java Coneei
% bags Mocha 40
h00 sides good and damaged sole Learner
bO0 boxss A,lamanilne Candies;
loo boxts Brow SOAP;
1kj boxes Fancy do
f0o9 kegs Old Dominion Nails
100 barrels n. o. holasseg
10 iug-leads Cuba Molasses;
n. -. Sugar;
loo barrels extra g. sugar
how grnles sugar
70 do graduated sugar
% do ground sugar;
- patent cut loaf sugar;
81 barrels crushed sugar.
~ kegs Soda;
100 b.,xe frctch Window Glass;
100 kits No. MHckcru;
"a barrels No. ilerrngs;
100 bushels Clover, Timothy and other Grass Seeds.
Resides full assortment Of GROCERIES, well AS large
nnd well selected stock 10 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC IlQ
TORS We also agents for Of The best brands VI
MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY. all OF which will sell low.
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Mississippi Land for Sale.
Nlit Al I'D south West The City
NV Holly springs, and five miles West of the Mississippi
~~S-t rur' Railroad IN Marshall county, Miss containing
goa" Actc> oa clear between 200 aud Sub supe
rt NHtA. wifn produced Hale ut Cotton per the
liNl stASh Said plantation cpuhc Of sub ali,
several Tracts anundautly supplied with pure
Ter, aud Is IL healthy MS tIC mountains of Virginia.
For t'f'icr particulars, the premises, address,
ID. u. SANilisoS
mn .9-lNm MNatt T. y. Miss.
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Fire, Life and Marine ln,'' -n..cL
LynChb ZIG Hose & Fire Insurance Company.
T1NiII Company makes against loss damage by
Fire. Dwelling Houses stores, Tobacco aclores AMI
bindings Furniture, Goods, Wares and Merchandise
ycnsras u and country the most fNprHi" terms
Al- makes Insurance the lives 9" all persons enjoying
health aud Of sound constitution ior the whole duration
u litc, for n limited period
cmpo,c in ordinary occupations will be insured on
reasonable terms
onIauy viii also take marine risks from and TO amy q"
the NorihrTn u southern Ports, favorable rates.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President,
JAMES VI. toBi,S, Vice President.
JAMES NJ. LANGlOENE, Chief Engineer.
lairy ,fTrY TAYLOR DAVID T.. Spence,
jaws =. PAiSt. JonN /. DAVIS.
= ~rEArtoS MArRcR :. INssHoRSR,
tuAs. H. SLAIGnTrE.
JAS. q. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CEIHD T Miie,, '.si. y
IN WA. OrWAY OWEN Medic Examiner
The Ae,onl Examination of subjects for Insurance will be
the ohce Of the Company on each day bt~cen iu
hunr, OF ? nuI 4 o'clnck l., NJ. feb N3-,lts
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I)INE FENCING PLANK for sale by
i hr5o JAMES loYD i Co
E"uP SKIRTS FOR tlill.pREN.-lust received, large
supply of Misses Hoop skirts which will s,l very
cheap. imay Isl /. 4. " T. klNSEY, LOO Main St
III At>llALL SALT-6lo sack, in prime orier
AVA nf sale ID! y. = LEE,
% Richmond, Va
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

No. 81 Sycamore Street, Petersburg,
lSIh or THE Ed & FL
Els 10 his friends and ti' public generally, on" OF the
~ largest choicest stocks ri WATCHES ENEiEi
SLY ElN ARE. FINE tIot rs AMI FiiSl-tl.ASS GOODS
ri every variety In his Ine presented To The public
cheap hr.i beautiful had other esah
.hua nj IN TINS other country. Ia departments
te> manufactured mlorte,l of th, styles and
tm most unique classical and elaborate Workmanship.
hcid Iii,
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GAN NJ ~ sii...., ,I

Ia - liz II ....,aa. Il.
mo wish 10 make un agreeable Informed that
w selling tickets 10! Tie south SHE sar'ad To
Point and thence l}anoe ani New ork by lines
Steamships Running from iti 70 nt Ihse steamships
the largest sized Ut side heel ei7,
COMMUNICATIONS Tor passengers equal to th"1 oi the best
steamers, and uakc their with
thso BALTIMORE In ~ hours from Point
New York In 80 hours IN" best proof perfect
Is the fact thai they have been running for without
dent.
Passengers from Lynehburg to Baltimore including meals
Passengers from L.nchburg To New York Including meals
The Steamers.
tE To Direct take from lyurhburg TUESDAY
Thursday and saturday baltimore. and on TrssN's
FRIDAY and saturday for New York
W. u. GREGG, Ag,rt.
South sd, lairOnd Company.
eH Knoxville papers, ana those Tie line Il. n
Tcnn. L. r.. pcuse M D
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CIRCULAR SAWS.

/ am agent for r. Hoe d Co 8 celebrated
Circular Saws. and also for manufacture of
the same article in Richmond, Va. A full SUP
ply of these Saws of all sizes. always on hand
Perons wishing them will do we'll to call on
me, rs mako no charge for fitting them TO the
,nnn,lr.ls
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s

M ANUFACTURES STEAM ENGINES of
1tl any power desired, for Mills and Plan
tation purposes, at short notice, having at oil
times on,band some finished, or in forward
state In connection with our Mill md Engine
Work. we have secured the services of Dir.
JonN CnABTmEN. who is one of the best Mill
wrights in the South, to superintcnd the put.
ting npof Mills and Engines.
BRASS AND IRON CASTINGS.
All descriptions of Brass and Iron Castings
executed in the very best manner, and nt short
notice., rs we cast every day in the week. Our
~ purchased all those formerly owned bv G..
w. Right. whicl, being added to those made
Mt my establishment for the past five years.
makes the assortment more full thnn uny other
like establishment in the State.
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> |, : 80 : !. IS sAMEHousror.

.s:Gsn.samis out ssgsiast Nationals Conyen
.ions.ss Ia a'long letter dated Austin. Texas
March'2tth, he is down Fupon them, hammer
and tongs We suppose be dsspairs lofs6sihg
no ninHted for the Presidency by the Charleston
Convention, and therefore prefers to go upon
his owaShooks Neither does he like the De.
mocratic party. 1t tishafd; ;tossay what party
he does like, unless il be the Houston party,
He is opposed to political platforms. butthrusts
fortLsvery spromihently one plank Of his own,
viz, lis old'Robby, "a nprotectorate over Mexlco
Ansther pIaEk which protrudes, is the Pacific
Railroad In short, he evidently wishes to
constructhis own platform. We make n few
extracts from Ills epistle -
No nderent man ought. .soacccpt nominu-
: ton, accompanied by nyrfatform with which
his previously entertained opinions are in con-
fict If his feelings are national and he has
claims upon the confidence of the country, the
nation must know what his principles arc, and
if they arc proper they surely do not require
the endorsement Of q Convention to make them
pnss current with the people, but their intelli.
gence will enable them to judge. And again,
ifan individual accepts nomination ofa party
president Of the nation. lie must select his
Cabinet from the members Of the party. He
must make all his prominent appointments from
the party, and allow party lenders to select
them. No matter what the msrits,--no matter
how patriotic and intelligent an individual
may be, unless he has ''vo,ed the ticket" he is
to be excluded from Office and his merits and
claims disrcgnrded. man who would con-
sent to be mere tool because it secure him
the Presidency does not deserve to be the head
Of nation Unless he reserves to himself the
right of remaining free and untralmmclcd from
all pledges except his official obligations, he
will never be able to control the des.inies Of this
great nation; and if he would give single
pledge to ure the Presidency, it is conclusive
Of his want Of merit and he deserves to be
rePudiatcd. Though the nation might acc
dentally prosper under his administration, by
its mere selfsustaining powers and the onward
epirit of sour people. he would ever feel that
lie was degrading the post he occupied. and
the adulation Of parasites should be n poor re.
compense for the fo' fciture of selfrcsrect.
Ira President is to govern the nation, his
counselors should he chosen from the nation,
and since party names have ceased to represent
Principles, he who is elevated to the Presidency
should regard it as whole, and calling around
him ;thuse who have been true to the Const
tuition andthe Union. and with Tie Consti
tuition for his foundation, he should endcavor
to rear a structure gloriou. to bis country and
perpetual as his race.
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B. .M.&S. A. WINST0CK,
:" -: ABBEVILLE,aS. c. y
Are now Ready with their Unusually
LARGE STOCK OF GOODS
Consisting follows: "a

% CLoTEIIN5G-
Black Clotii Goats.
Black Drap Dete Goats,
Black Cashmere, Goats,
Black Bombazin Coats,
Black Alpacca Coats.
Black Farmers Satin,
Black Ribbed Cashmere Goats,
Silk Mixed Coats Vests 8 and Pante.
Fancy Cashmere Coats, Vests and Pants,
Fancy Marseilles Coats, Vests and Pants
White Alarseilles Goats, Vests and Pants
Plain Linen Coats, Vests and Pants, .
Cape Busters and Plain Linen busters.
Fine Black Doeskin Cashmere Pants,
Silk Hats.
Cashmere Hats,
Black and Brown Pocket Hats,
Panama Hats,
7s3leghorn Hats,
Caps Of all styles.
Shirts all kinds. Embroidered and Plain,
Shirt Collars, Cravats.
Gloves, Kid aud Silk,
Linen, Jean aud Mcrino Drawers,
Merino Under Shirts,
Suspendcrs.
Silk and Linen Pocket IIandkcrchiefs
Plain nnl Fancy Seeks,
Combs. Brushes and Perfumery,
Fine Niolins. and Violin Strings.
Rocket Knives, Razors, of the best quality.
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Old Saws Rc-.Tooahed.

have Cumming Machine on hand. and
am prepared to re-tooth old saws, making
them as good ns new.
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LION LA ILING G.
would call attention to this branch Of our
business having great variety of patterns,
for public aud private grounds. Cemeteries, &C.,
and will keep on hand, and cast my style
bought ut the North
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lsIOYVS.

I have always on hand, and am steadily
manufacturing all descriptions of PLOWS,
with many other things in the agricultural
line, and will, in n short time commence the
manufacture Of oil kinds of agricultural i'm
Elements. All ask is for the Planters of the
South encourage this enterprise by their pa
tronage. Call and judge for yourselves
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CORN MILLS.

! am Agent for one of the best Portable
Mills now in use, and can furnish any size wnn
ted. Persons wishing these Mills are invited
to call at the Works and witness the operation
OF onenow in USE The Millrock, which is
the very best is procured from E,gefielJ, S. C..
and thciAlils are built complete at our Establish
inent.
TO those who have given me their patronage
for the length of time have been engaged in
this business, l tender my warmcst thanks, and
solicit continuance of the same, and to those
who have rot yet done so, l respectfully ask
their favor and support, as neither pains nor
expense will be spared on my part in eontrbu.
ting promotion of home manufactures, of every
article within my sphere Of action. All that
is necessary to success in these enterprises is
the favor and support of the people of the
South.
March, 30. 12m] WILLIAM GLAZE.
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WIRE RAILING.

am agent for one of The largest Wire Rail
ing Companies at the North, and will furnish
Window Guards, Gallaries Verandas, Bed
steads. or amy other description Of Wire Works
at the book prices of the manufacturer, whicI
can be seen at Inv Office
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to rear a structure glorou. to bis country and
perpetual as his race.
A CANDIDATE FOR THE LEGISLATURE Our
brother-editor Of the Newberry Rising Snm has
accepted the nomination for the Legislature,
and publishes the following characteristic let.
ter in the Conscrrdfist: -
MANY friends, it seems, would desire that ]
should become a candidate. "They are honor.
able men," Many, on the other hand might
say, This is agrieyous fault" But they are
envions Cascas that would stab Cesar. Who
cares Get thee behind me, Satan. would
not do many friends wrong but l would
write what do know. Canvassiug district
for!the Legislature; shaking hands with every
citizen hunting up men that you ueare nothing
about to fool into vote: treating Fellows TINT
drink yonr liquor and curse you behind your
backT;s riding through wind and rain for an
uncertainty. is no easy job. But in corsidera.
tion that, business will DO dull during the sum-
ner, having hothing to do and even if had it,
unwilling to do it, I have resolved to launch
my bark upon the political ocean, and unfurl
every sail and start for that bourne from
whence no honest man returns-"the leeisla.
tive halls. Friends. countrymen and,s citizens
adopted, Ishall expect you to come to The res.
cue J! i dld rot brngsmyself out. am no
orator, but yon AL know me-a plain, ,!up.couu-
try edItors poor as The devil, and that loves
his friends. haye3neither wit, nor words nor
worth. action, money. utterance. nor the no wer
of>speech TO stir mems ;blood-but shall
speak, and speak right out. I&will tell YOU
that which you yourselves do know, that the
Blue Ridge Railroad must be built; that the
Present militia systsiS isxtotally inefficient
that politics are Z nuisance. and pelitieisns. in
general. a'humbugH Will. one eye 20 On the safe
tyofstbe ship of State and the other, wide
awake tony own interest hope to sail into
portssfsand sound, making 1t good apd,prof-
table voysgs. sss.sse
TT. SLIDER. :,
The e;Philsdelphis Norsh american give. the
following sketch,o Of: the Democratic arrange.
ments made by the Delegates for Charleston,
from the first.namcd city:sS *. -.
"At three o'clock yesterday afternoon the
Keystone ststa sailed FOX sshsrleston, witlfs san
unusually UNI large cargo oaand as amount 81, loco.
foc0isn. .netl often fpand ii, the saps sPsrseness
of aesop,mndatio upon the water. eTIe, pas:
sepgersars yerY hsndsopsl u provided fsr, and
will live like Presidentc ffom the time Of start
ing until they return to the. e4iy ,sThe Harder
ofstheSsb ipsis mpnifcentiy snppliea. a con.
atant stream Of duck, sgesess sfewis Of various
kipds pigs sheep fs6 and 'Sys. ers, was moyjng
towards the; ship during the phole morning. riig
;%Sa ws,s. Issss ,sy,p .se sssea, oei
'lHs:4 ~ g = or The geld lug.
ufy led sa6put the deck for immediate
use, sfhes tlsilao,n meter IN Chss siesioneon tSe
Last mp p ths ssssmsr sssa ss asgiss. 81 iasSs sSs
=, :, ssss pfovi lcE ill bs
essliysan9sfsE2sd st'esl esshis sssPpa ics::
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THE sIAJF SIHIv1qESs qF soyJH yIEHuItA!ER!o CAROLINA.
m In Equity.
with aiEIS the william, VIII annexed a"% Of
Cador Gnn.t, deed. Bill for Advice.
Cynthia Wakefield. Slief ""' No
John CAN'T,
ct. nj.
Appearing to the satisfaction Of the Com
IL missioner that the following nam d par
ties. Defendants to this Bill, reside beyund The
limits OF this State, namely: Calvin CAN'T.
Newton Can't, james Can't. Crowthcr Gnntt,
William Gantt Martha CAN'T and Sarah
CAN'T. Tnbithn Saylor and Nancy Savior
Hugh Lo''er, William Loller, Elizabeth Loler,
Martha Loller, Sarah Loller, and Mary Loller
the children of Giles CAN'T, deed, names
unknown; the children of John CAN'T, names
unknown, other children of Tira CAN'T. names
unknown; the children Of Britton Cant.
names unknown; the children of ,Yate Per
kins, names unknown; the. children Of Richard
Alexander, names unknown; the childfenSof
John Townley, names unknown; and the Presi
dent OF the American Bible Society," On mo-
ton Of Jones Jones, Comp. Solicitor, Order
ed that said defendants do appear and nnsw er,
plead or demur to said Bill within three months
from the publication hereof. or the same will
be taken pro eonfesso against them.
WM. ID. PARKER, C.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
March 9.'l66O, 3m.
THE IAJJEV9E,S STATE q SoyJH ylEHl;AI!R lG;AI!ROLINA.
In Equity.
James Meclinton,
Thomas c: rin,E1r Bill for Account, &c
and Nancy, his wife,
and others.
I I APPEARING TO my satisfaction that
Il John Cooper, and Nancy, his wife, James
McClinton, Pleasant Dellerhide, and Nancy his
Martin Eli ct, and Harriet, his wife, Marv
MeCiinton, james McClinton, Jr- Cassaudra
McClinton, and other children of John Nc
Clinton, decd. whose names are unknown,
u. A. Brown, - Jackson, and Roxana, his
wife, Sycurgus Brown. Virginia Brown, Simon
McClinton. Eliza Ann Anderson, Robert Har-
vey McCliuton, and Sarah McClinton, defend
ants in the above stated case, reside beyond the
limits of this State: On motion. by Perrin d
Cothran, Comp. Sol, Ordered, that said De-
mur to said Bill of Complaint within three
months from the publication hereofor the sam Q
will be taken pro confesso against them.
Commissioners Office, " ,ze~a
THE STATE OF SOUTH BAR0LINA.
ABBEYILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity
John NJ. Clark,
vs.. Amended Bill for Re.
D. W. C. Tllotson, lief DC.
and wife, and others,
1T APPEARING to my satisfaction that
l. Matilda Jane Tillotson, wife of D. w. c..
Tillotson, and their children whose number and
names are unknown, Defendants in the Rbove
stated case, reside beyond the limits of this
State. on motion of McGowan, comp. SOL. Or.
dered that said Defendants do appear and plead,
answer or demur to said Amended Bill within
three months from the publications hereof, or
the same will be taken pro confesso against
them.
WM. II. PARKER, oE.A.D.
Commissioners Office.
Feb. 81, 1860, 3m ,.l:
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In connection with the Establishment, we
are manufacturing Wagon and Carriage
.S2okes of the very best material, and ill sell
20 per cent: lower than the sunc Spoke can be
\ hnnuhf nf tic -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
j. B. WALTON.
DWELLING HOUsES...... DIVE TELLING HOUSES
...g NJ Private Safe
BY J. B. WALTON, "- -.--



BY j. B. WALTON, z-. ..-.
AuouosEER-ofHce 40 Camp street.
THE attention Of parties wanting DWELL
Hndersisne1 Aucgaeerr embracing TELLING HOUSES oil
all descriptions hnd saryngin ptice from 81 900 to 80 500
In the First District;
!; TWO stoDERN aud SUPERIOR TWo-sTogY BRICK
Ghufch
2 FOUR wEEt-aUnT. AND G9MMopIous TnREE-
COnAahce street, corner OF FeIps ehore street.
3; TWO ELEGANT RRIc& Two-sToRg DWELLINGS
On Constance street, corner Of Robin street.
4, oNE-sToRY FRAME DWELLING; on cousanec stree.
adjoining the ab1se
g. ATwo-sT0RY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE on Terp
aiehore street, between Annnnciation and Constance
q " TWqsToRY SNAIL CONVENIENTLY ARRANG
ED WslIllNi on Terpschore sree opposite the above.
7. A Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING; on the southeast
side ol Apollo Arect, near Terpachore
ATWo-sToRY FRAME DWELLING on Race street,
between Constance and Annlmeation
o TWO Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLINGS, on St. Charles
pate Aagadeal street, between Caliiope and Clio.
10. A OSE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING on Basin street
between Poydras and Perdido, and property adjoining.
;, Il "A An @ ELEGANT mt AND CoMMoDIous THREE-sToRY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No. 2O6 Camp street-one Of
Gesquets Row
STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on Magazine street,
D. Bcin, Esq =
- A VERY r Go@nMopIors @ AND M ELEGANT Three Story
anu Attlc BRlGh DIV HOUSE, with back
buildings Camp street opposite ST. Patrieks Church.
gantly inshed and designed as frstcess residence.
Il. A Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on Poey.
farre street between Foucher and Annuneation.
Is. a TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING on Thalia street
between Tcheupitouas and ST. Thomas.
16. A Two-sTORY FRAME DWELLING on four large
lots OF ground Claiborne running through Der
bgny street. between Canal and Gasquet streets.
In the Second District: .-M
II. AN ELEGANT TWO-ST0RY BRICK DWELLING on
Rampant street, between Philip Ursulnes 81
ieet front by l9I feet in dep the buildings
are very extensive and suited for an elegant first class residence
In the Third District;
is. THAT ELEGANT HANDSOMELY IMPROVED and
desirable ls feet Espanade street.
running through John which new modern
conmodous and convenient Dwelling House and buildings
hle garden, etc.
19. A ONE AND a HALF STORY FRAME DWELLING
corner of Claiborne and Columbus streets.
20. A QNE-sToRY FRAME HOUSE on Claiborne street,
between Columbus and Laharpe.
In the Fourth District: %.M
81 THE DWELLING HOUSE on the corner of Chesnu and
First streets, low occupied by Harry T Hays Esq,
%. AN ELEGANT TWO-sToRY MODERN DWELLING
| on Pr5tani4 street, on two lots Of ground
| 2s TWO TWo-sToRY NEW FRAME DWELLINGS on
| Second street. Apollo
| SEVERAL VERY DEslRA BILE AND HIGHLY IMPROy-
earroon Railroad in Geeuviie, and in the Fourth District
SFor full descriptions several properties prices and
| terms apply to
1 SCI If y B. WALTON Anctioneer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

II w. ds j. r. STARR.
CAMDEN IRoN WoRKs
Camden, Eew Jersey
Manufacturers Of sg
All kinds of CASTINGS and APPARATUs for aAswogFs.
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, for Rsto.,s aad osbs,
Houses
REToRTs and all CASTINGS required fog setting them IN .se
latest and improved modes
WASHERS, CoNDEEsERs, sCRUBBERs and EXHAUST
ERs for relieving the Reto-ts from pressure
PURIFIERS varying from 1000 i5eo000 cubic feet daily
purifying capacity.
WROUGHT IRON LIME sIEvEs, for PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, Of all Sizes
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and SINGLE vfts CA rror
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS
STREET MAINS from X 45 inches diamsser for water
Gas. ass
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such as Branches, Bend.
Drips, Sleeves etc.
STOP VALVES from to 30 inches either brass faced or plain
WROUGHT IRON WoRK-AIl the Smith and Sheet Iron
Work required in and about Gas Works.
RrCommunicaions should be addressed to the PRTNCI
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
~ BR ANGH OFFICE, l25 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. f @ jeI3 Iy&w