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TIE FIGURE THGEE.-ln all ages the
number three has had much mysterious
significance, and it is said hat the Ara
bic character 3, signifies Trinity in
Unity.
when the world was created, we
find land, water and sky: sun, q and
stars. Noah had bul three SONS; Jonah
was three days in the whales helly;our
Saviour passed three days in the tomb.
Peter denied his Savior thrice. There
were three atriarchs-Abraham, Isaac
aud Jacob. Abraham entertained three
angels. Samuel was called three times.
"Simon, lowest thou me ," was repeated
three times. Daniel was thrown INTO a
den with three lions, for praying three
times a day. Shadrach, Meshcch and
Abcdncgo were rescued from the flames
of the oven. The Ten Commandments
were delivered on the third day. Job
had three friends. II. Paul speaks Of
faith. hope AMI charity-thesc three
Those famous dreams OF the baker and
butler were come To pass in three days;
and Elijah Frustrated himself three times
on the body OF the dead child.
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State of louisiana. Parish of IbcrviIie.
sixth judicial District Court.
Caroline Landry, wife, VS.. Dorville
BreauX, husb'd.-No. 1867.

m this case after hearing the evidence and ar
l. guments of counsel, the Court was satisfied
that the plaintiff, Caroline Landry, had made out
her case by law and evidence. Ii is therefore or
dered and decreed that the said plaintiff be de-
clared aud recognised as owner in her own right
of her full share in the property, lands, slaves,
moveables, rights and credits, belonging now and
at present 10 the partnership known under the
name Of 3. Achille Landry & Co., as By act Of
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DONOVAN & NEUTZ,
~GSeSSAe,
35. Camp Street.......35
NEW CREEANS.

s1AC HOt IES-h IN ana san.
.4P~PLES-Green, Driof, Presorcd, and .gppt
Jelly.
decentralization Bacon, Sides aud Shoulders.
BEEF-PhRaddUhia AID Ucsicrn. DRIED Beef.
BUTTER-GOshcu, Roll ami UtsfeyH.
BUCKWHE.7T-Ln bills. III do, bags and 6orss.
BROM3-Baker's eltra prepared.
BROONS-Corn, Hair and Hhisp.
BRCSHES-W hiteUaSh, Shoe, Scrubs and Dust
CHEESE-Emglish Dairv, Cream, Western.
Pine Appie, Dutch and Sapsago.
CRdCKERS-Crdcknels. Cinnamon; Carapay,
Cream, Mix, Sugar, Boston, Wafer, Ginger,
Uine, Soda aud Maccaroni Snaps.
COFFEE-OdG Coz. Jara, Family lara, Havana,
Old RIO, Laguira, Mocha, Merican AVID CoaG
CH0COLATE AND Cocoa.
CL.4MS AND OYSTERS.
BRLED CHERRIES-Blak5erries and Peaches.
EGGS. :
FRUITS-Raisins, Cnrrants, Pie Fruits, Tube
Firits, P,rnes, Figs, Cifron and Cranber,ies.
FLOUR-F. Z. f. G Golden Hue, aud .aiantie,
ta 6Hs, hf Dolls aHd6dgs.
FISH-MackereL, in hfba, kit, and If do, Goldfish,
Mackinatc Trcua, Salmon, pickied and spioed,
Roe Herring, Dried Herring, HaiiJUt and
Scotch Herring.
GLNGER-Canton Dried and pplreriscd.
HERBS-Sdge, Thyme, Sdrory and MGUornm.
LA~AA1 ~ 'ftN thA Va atA'N
ISLNGL.4SS and GEL.4TINE.
JELLLES-Cpyrdnf, Grape, Plumb DAWSON, .Ap-
pie, Orange, Blackberry, Raspberry, HraV-
barry, Lemon, Peach and Guavd.
LIQUORS, WINES AND CORDLaLs-Bra~-
dy, WHISKY Champaign, Madeira, Port, Nus
cat, Sherry, .Annisette, GuignOia, Ratafat,
Cassis Ds Mont Dor, Curacao, MayaschinO,
Hosstctter's BiaGs, Seh,eaam SchndPps,
Orange FOtrrr Water, file, Porter, Clarot
Wines, Blackberry, Wid Cherry and French
CordiaIs.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP-Plantdtion
and Sugar-house Moiasses, S'eparts and Bel
cher's Syrup, and Srop de Bdterie.
NUTS-Almonds, soft shell and shehed, and
PocdHs.
OILS Cotton Seed, Lard and Sperm.
PICKLES-Olires, Pecoliili, GerkinS
Inns, Caui ifocers, Onions, Red Cabbage, &c
POTA TOES-Irish and Sloeet.
PRESERVES-Pme Ample, Peas, Peaches
Grab .4ppLc, Orange. Blackberry Raspberry.
Strawberry, RiHms, .4prioots, DaHrsoHs, Cher
riCS, Grape, Green Cages and LINES.
QUINCES-Preserred and Ounce Jelies.
RICE-Bdrley, Spill and Dried Green Pea, and
Beans.
SODA-Cr Cream, Tartar Salaratus and Yeast
Poudgs.
SALT-Starch, Soap, Mustard, Pepper
Lamp Vio&, &c.
SA Mushroom, Ketchup, Tomato
do, Worccsfershirc, Soho, John Bulls, Harrcy's,
Paoli, BcEsioak, China Royal, &c.
SUGAR-Broun, GrdnuIated, Poudered,
Loaf and Crushed.
SOAPS-OakLeys, HILLS, Keiler's, Honey,
Palm OIL, Almond and Transparent,
ONGUES-Su gdr-cured and Picked,
Pigs Feet, philadelphia Pig Pork, Mess and
PrtHe Pork.
TEAS-EngLish, Breakfast, OoolOng, Pou-
ohong, Rose, Old Hyson, Young HysoH, Irpe-
rial and Gpnporae. loose and in papers Of haY
and quarter pounds.
TERMICELLL Maccaroni, TapiOco, Sage and
.ArTowOOt.
TLNEGAR-Whit Vine, Cider, Cata,cba and
Common.
SPICES-Nace, Nuimegs, Cinnamon, All.
spiees, CioreS, &c.
SUNDRIES-in India Curry Salad Cream,
Rose and Bay Waters, Oatmeal, HOr,iny Ora
ham Flour, Corn Meal, Girls, h"digo, Pdas,
Buckets, Ciafhes' Inns, Candies Of all kinds,
Shriap Paste, IarmOHth Herring, Cocoa
Paste.
~ Goods delivered free of drayage 10 boats.
lebll-ly
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partnership passed on the 2jth June, 1852. That
she be recognised as the owner in her own right
of the slaves Melanie and her two children,
Thomas and Albert: and Bernard, ofsprings Of
the two slaves brought by her in marriage. 1t
i further decreed that the p]IaiEliu be separated
in property from her said husband. and she be al
lowed 10 administer her own affairs, and that
said defendant, DorvilIe Breaux, pay cost of suit.
Signed, DAN;L. ID. AVERY,
Judge of the 9th Judicial District.
February 18th. 1850.
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$50 Reward.

81 Runaway from the undersigned, about
AA the middle Of November last, a negro boy
named AARON, about 80 years OF age,
~ black. about ) feet 10 inches high; slender
- built; tall; narrow forehead; has a down
look when spoken to. He is a dhd. cooper, and
pretends that he can make barrels. He was
purchased in New Orleans of J. i. Smith, from
Charleston.
MI will give the above reward if delivered
on nv plantation, on Bayou Jacob, in this parish,
OF | viii pay S25 for his confinement IN any jail
in this State, so that | can get him.
febls JOHN SCHLATRE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18

Esy~Wc arc authorized to nnouncc
Judge EDWARD RAWLE as a candidate for
The Supreme Court TO FL the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Judge James L. Cole
Election, next Monday, Feb. goth.
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Arrivals at the Cutie House.
For The week ending Feb. IN.

+. y. Yale, Grand River; Aug. j.
Smith, Baltimore; c. u. Craighead,
Plaq.; +. l.. pricrsoH, y. O.; d. d. Avery,
b. L.: Maurice Levy, Bayou Goula; Er-
nc 81 alry 10; a. hstsrd, b. e. Tete;
VIM. Craighead, ~Iberviile: laeleLe pu-
puy, G.. Tcte; j. S. Mitchell, Ky; g.
Chenerost, do; J. j. Jones. st. Mary;
Thos. G.. Carrot, G.. Tcte; A. Martinez,
Grand River; NJ. Landry, Ives Mill; r..
]. Woodwork, st. Louis; DIR. q. IIebert,
Ibcrvillc; Chas. o. Hcbcrt, do; w. ii.
Stevins, Galveston, Texas; Robt. II.
Bradford, y. o.; 4. Berry, do; Capt.
Jesse Hart, Sunnysidc; Jno. Lombard,
Point Coupec, +. W. RawIc, y. o.; Robt,
Mott, do; J. J. Randolph, Bayou Goula;
j. ii. Gordcn, st. Louis; W. NJ. Thomp-
son, Iberville; Will Walters, Louisville;
VI. Lacurre, y. o.; ID. II. Pike, do; w.
II. Balson, st. Landry; j. b. Voolfolk,
G.. Trctc; Miss NJ. NJ. London, st. Ian
dry; Miss S.A. Nelson, do; Miss NJ. 5.
Nelson, do.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18

state Of LoUiSiaR0-Parih Of UcrriHe-
Gth .Jpdiciai District Court.
!, Mark y. Estevan, Clerk of said Court, do
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true copy
of the original on file and record in my office.
Given under my hand and seal cl said Court
tbs 18th February, 1860.
feLIS VI. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18

BzpWe are authorized to announce
Judge ALBERT DUFFEL, of Ascension, as a
candidate for Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court, made vacant by the resignation of Judge
Cole. Election, next Monday, the Goth inst.
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NcW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COURT.

O! We are authorized TO announce ADAM
BEATTY orNew Orleans, formerly OF Lafourche,
as candidate for the seat on the Supreme Bench
made vacant by the resignation Of Judge Cole.
Election Goth February. jan2S
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Fiat e Louisiana, ParOis>e d'IbcryiiIc.
COur du GENE District.
Caroline Landry, tpouse, VS.. Dorville
BreauX, epoux.-No. 1867.

I'm cette %affaire, apres avoIr entendu FevI-
II dcnce ct les arguments des avocats la cour
fnt s~atl>ia'te que la dcmanderesse CaIoiIne Ian
dry await soutenu Sa detnande par la loi Ell Pc
violence.
II c>I par consequent ordonnG. adihgt ct dcCrG:6
que la -tIie deman 'eresse soft declare ct recon-
nue. CONNIE propriGtaire en- son propre droIt. de
sa part entiere les prophecies. terres. e>claves.
meubles, droits ct crGances appartenant maInie-
nant a la sociGt6, connue sous la raison de b.
Achille Landry X Gle, comne ii appert par
ractc tie sociGte plsse le 2jmc jour de Jun, 1882;
ct qu'elle sot reconnue cnmme propr6iaIre, en-
son prorrc droit, DIES escldyes, Melanie Ell ses
deux eui-ns Thomas ct Albert; ct Bernard, des-
pendants lies esclaves par ellie apport6s en- mari
age. Il est de plus dccret6 que la demanderesse
soIl separ6e de biens de son ePoux, ct qu'elle ait
administration lie ses bieus Ell que Ie delendenr
pave lie frais de ce process.
Signe, DANiL d. AVERY.
.Juge de la Cour du 6me. Dist. Judiciaire.
Tevrlrr II, 1860.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18

gg~We are authorized to %nnOun
J.. J. MICHEL, Esq, OF New Orleans, ass can
didate for Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court, made vacant by the resignation of Judge
Cole. Election, next Monday, Goth inst.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18
Avis.

list par lie present donne a tous ceux qui ont
L. des Teclamalions contre la succession de
Charles McMsnus, de les presenter au soussigne
Curaieur-ei tous cenx qui doivent a la dIte
succession, sont notifies a faire Placement sans
deIai. ADOLPHE GRASS, Curaieur.
&c 9Fevrier, 1850. iebll
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Ef0t de la Louisiana.

PGroisse FHerrIe, Cour du Siriemc Dis
trid .Judiclaire.
James l.. Cole ct ais vs.. F.. William
son ct ais, Tuteurs SpeciaIes.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18

Eiat dea L0Risianc-Pdroiss II HcrriAe-
Cour dH Gene District .Ia9icidirc.
Je. Mark A. Estevan. Grefier he la dite Cour,
ceriife que le iugcment c -dessus est un COPE
conlorme a Poriginal.
Donne sous ma main ct lie sceau de la dlte
Courre l3ne Jour dc Fevrirr. 1850.
feblS VI A. ESTENAN, Greiher.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18

lust Receiy ed, and for sale
j 2 doz. Patent Steam Whistles. by
aue6 J. McWILLIAMS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18

10y virtue Of an order or decree to me direct
ID cd from the ~lion'o!e. the ) Nth Judicial
District Court of the Stale Ot Louisiana, IN aud
for Tho parish Of l~0ervilie, issued IN the above
entitled aud numbered cause hearing date the
7th Of February, instant, | will Offer at public
,aIr 10 the hinhest and lAsI hIdder. on
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18

STATE or LOUISIANA,

Parisk If BcrriRc-Sirth District Court.
JAMES l.. COLE AMI AIS, Us +. IL.
WILLIAMSON AND AIS, Special Tu-
tors. No. l2i7.
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FROM THEIR
New Orleans Amphitheatre,

comprising the elite Of their three Circuses, 1.-THE
ProprieIors this year disseminating all their trav-
cling Companies except this one, in order 10 con-
centraie upon it all their energies and facilities,l
will be exhibited at | and I 7. NJ. under a cam
vas pavilion, 10 be erected at
BAYOU GOULA, Wednesday, Feb. p.
PLAQUEMINE. Thursday, Feb. %.
BATON ROUGE, Friday and Saturday,
Feb. "a and 25,
Under the personal superiniendence of the Man.
agins Proprietor, Mr.. c. J. ROGERS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18

Here we take leave of orr Rcprcscn-
tative-knowing full well that we have
dwelt upon it at too great a length. If
we have said aught, to screen from I'M
meritcd c~ontumcly the reputation Of a
good man, an esteemed citizen, a faithful
public servant and a lifc-scrving Demo-
crat-with whom HONOR is the polc-star
of his actions-said anything not strict
ly legitimate and wounding to the sen
sibilities of our Representative, we
trust he will not attribute it to any de-
sire TO wrong him, to do him injustice,
or place him in an unmeritcd position
before his constituents. He will ever
find us a% ready to vindicatc and pro-
claim his mcritorious actions as a pub
lie servant, as we are quick TO ccnsurc
him for any departure from the princi-
pies of a dignifed and high-mindcd
Representative.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18

WILL BE
Miss KATE ORNOND, Mrs. +. ORN0ND,
Mons. Francois, Mons. AUGUSTA,
FRANK BARRY, Ton WATSON,
Signor ANTONIO, Mons. MARTINI,
L. y. PEPPER, JoHN kEEFE,
HERCULES LIBBY, NICK FOSTER,
JONI BARRY, CHARLEY FISH,
w. II. HUI, GEORGE NooD,
AND THE TRICK HORSES.
RS Admission, 70 cts. ; Children and
servants, half price.
|
The celebrated English
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-18

I'm vrr,u Dun orire ou deceit d mul adresse
IL par Illonorab G Cuur du S,xieme Dis
de Ph;at Je Ia Louisiana en- ct pour IA pa
rOise dlb,rville. laucec dams Ia cause ri-dessus
~imtitulce ct uumerotee, Ell en- date Gu 7 Fevrer
JeXpu-ciai en- vente publjque, au plus
uffraui ct drrulpr eurhr TiS-eur,
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Advertisement to be considered by The month year
-. specified the Manuscript previously agreed upon be-
tuee- ere parties
iyrtcuaent marked the copy for specified
h. Or Insertions VIII be continued until ordered cut and payment
enacted accordingly.
~ Rz3~AE ADCEErrszNESrsro avoid any misunderstanding
Annual Alverts--s % proper disfHcty
ar- privileges only extends % their inu ste business. Real
. LEGAL and an other Advertisements by thea
ADDITIONAL charge and no vgriatou.
- Real Estate ana General Agents Adyv senerts not 70 be
~ year but t0 be charged the usual rates subject
~ .,-r lisrocuts ls shah be agreed upon.
Booksellers and yearly advertisers generally, engaging
-e sruars with th- privilege of change, shall not the
v-v ays.se 1 any wees insert than The amsun
49,. h- standing rule unirt thr contract and all
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te-t-raents Inserted iu he S-miWeesy Whg at
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

wAL IRA SMITH, iit MAIN ST,
AS in store Of his manufacture very large and
desirable Gentlemen and Boys Fashionable Cloth
consisting style garments and latest styles Of
Fabrics which would invite the attention Of the patrons Hy
experience facilities for catering this
oder stock give entire
sction you good article fair prices well made
tastiy cut and Ia the latest styles.
call Is al ASK - convince you that mean all
NJ IRA SMITH. ;.
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RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

l n G L q a - g q + n G Ill @ -.
FVVHE subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the a.
city Richmond twenty years, and has this ~
time nom - % Too hands IN his employment and will, in ID
month too make large additions 20 that Ill
Having the story his especially
cturng purposes be Is determined 20 make article Ia
clothing line shall compare In every respect with co-hgg
Northern cities and he asks the patronage OF his old
friends and public generally y OF the fact that he Civ
employment u midst large number Of mechanics and
females Who uttgve suffer for the necessaries
fe lie has e best % cutters aad materials be surpass
"a by housr i1 The country.
MarylanI Virginia. Cqronas and Georgia Casmerea and
rEees an grades c00rs Strictly southern Mauulctur
ng House shall satisfied by personal inspection
shat what h has been doing years
r SPENCE. COthier and Tailor
Corn Main and I3fh sts Rirb,opJ
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CAUTION.
,uILDRRNs, PATENT LEATHER

(,HILDRENS' PATENT LEATHER
" BpOTEES, very fine
Chdrens patent leather bootees, oxford ties with heels and
without
ChiIdrens' French calf pump sole bootees, with heels
Childreus Goat oxford ies with heels very tine
Chldrens Cloth Caters,
Childrers' " with buttons
Childrers Morocco Bootecs q"
Childrens' without heels
Childrens Gcat thick soles "
Chlirens Morocco Booiees, thin soes
Chldrens' slippers, vi h and without heels
ChIldrens' Kid and Anele ties with heels
Infants Shoes very fine. and many other STYLES at
ap2, WM. WALSf's.
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h1nO Onn I've enter upon the Spring Season with
IUO,OOU! the largest varied and essAn'
stock OF FINE SPRING CLOTHING retail sales We have ever
hoSn 90 be found u the south The assortment
the choices styles OF European and American goods all OF which
have been gotten BY ourselves In that peculiarly tasty and
durable for which Clothing has 50 long been ceeba
ted.
We shall continue every iudueemen TO purch asers
and hopeto receive even Increase Of the large
paionage bestowed upon han twenty wears past
~ Neg styles introduced constantly and all the novelties OF
The season may be found the old stand, s Main street
APPS KEEN. BALDWIN WILLIAM
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HAIR ISON's
CELEBRATED


DIh INIIII It w It-IN II
XNE selling this Whkey made from Barley which To-
w oduced and sold BY house 20 years ago. and acno
edged to surpass Whskey introduced in this
For 20 has preserved its uno y quality harac
and do find the least change In It In any respect
the then In decacy richness purity
the same, and unheangy the community
article which recommend being pure and perfectly
ee from as oil any other deleterous article
sh the liquors Of the preen day. We have advertised
before but feel justified In doing now while the country
ed vi mixed and mAnUfgc gctured liquors.
As medicinal GuoT do not think surpassed
by the brandies sold.
supply always on hand, and for sale only by
BLAIR & cHAMBERLAYNE
apf1-N No. 20 Main street, Rchmond Va.
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
4 nTR nW ANn HnME MANUEACTU

stock o Ready Made Clothing complete, and we ash the
~ attention Of public IN general 70 call aud
be convinced who the cheapest and best made Clothing
In this city Our stock large and will continue 10 mass up
during the summer be able keep stock In complete
We will also, make Clothes order in the latest styles,
and will warrant 20 &c sale.
large stock Coths Camerss Vestings hand All
We ask Is call and look Tor yourself, NORRIS co,
nrlg fOOM Minis
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With qualities Of all grades prices suit the demands Of the
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Our aim shall be 10 do
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We will give customers the advantage OF the latest STYLES with
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MAJ Late Tupman Hull.
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WV. e.. CRKNsHAW, arm OF Crenshaw 4 Co.
WELLINGTON GODDiS, firm Of Goddin Apperson-
T w McCAScE, firm Of Dunlop, Moncure Co.
G. A. BARKsDALk firm Of Warwick a BarksdAle.
JAMS n. GRANT Tobacco Manufacturer.
L. d. CRESsHAw, firm Of HaNal, CrenshaT Co.
JOIN l.. BACON drn Of Bacon BaskervilL
r b HAxALI, firm OF Haxall, Crenshav Co.
JoHN CuRRiE, JR Ship owner.
WN B. WARWICK, Arm Of Warwick Barksdale.
Jas ALFRED JoSxs, Attorney at Law.
C. G. ELLETI, Builder.
T @. RUFFiS Agrieulturist and Manufactures.
r W. McGXUDER, firm OF s. McGruder's Sons.
W. W. CRUNP Attorney at Law
JAS DUNLOP, firm OF Dunlop, Moncure Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL President
O. =. BREsEE Sec'y. felT-ly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-08
CATARACT
WASHING MACHINE.
Clothing, Time and Labor Saved
INDISPENSABLE TO H0USEKEEPERS.

I4NDtA'I Ia-NIoZkDIL To lUUDEhEEF Lho
fHE most simple economical and durable article offered 10
the public to alleviate the diseomforts Of wHshday.
DESCRIPTION.
consists OF cylinder with RIBS the inside and
Interior cylinder wood with ribs There Aspaee OF rom 6o
Inches between the cynde One cra2k turns both c I'm
des at the time In opposite directions rapidly creating
through the clothes and efectuSy
ing the IT. The Of the water does the WORK quickly dis
pense entirely rubbing and thus the Of clothes
SULLIVAN HYATT, Proprieicrs
81 Beekman st., New York.
NR-stae and Country Rights for SALE and purchaser sup
pIed With Machines a wholesale liberal terma rr'
~ Machine In operation By laundrsss daily, ct
ssisuoom, sas Broadway. f9s-dAvsu