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, 1860-09-20

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.,;;: :ss T. s;e,9s :s;ss g. g; is
Lo.ga .-...-....ais,ssss:3 l:i!1:,:s i::a9sss
dr:ts Depe, IT,. st o'sni 1oi,si7.e,1 loi.!si::s5
,,1ehAtRe.-..- e - p s!.s:aE3 s+oSt9. s+o2Stt99
Il Sesss:H s, ss 'ssSs' ss:s, is: s'!'se
The Bank return ia stronger en- thc oreeie
Average and higher on the Deposit line tesn
anticipated from the general movement OF III"
week. The Dieccunt line, ~ expected, iAls gu
about a million of dcllArs. The return A!to.
Eether il one that Will impart additional sseadi-
ncts to ihe Money Market. The rates to day
ere uucna.g ged. The genera! ku72!v is easy,
and Tho best terms arc called .Gt@7 = cent on
ary loan The rate ut banks Isl = cent but
outside lenders accept / q l 4 ceat less on
cno:c. negotiations. The Exchanges for tic
Hastcn steamer range 10af @l0ea for Dank ard
1'hakcr's bills on Lo1don, the market opening
weak.
The cfIicia1 paper Of TIE Government, ct
Washington, affords the following synopsis Of
tic Foreign Commerce Of .to United Ststes,
for Tie laae fiscal year, ending the 3o!h Of Jure,
1850. The grand result is larger e1porttrndc
than the country has ever before enjoyed by
abeu, thirty millions ct dollars, md larger than
LAST year By ST., SIS. .oo0-the grandtotal Of e1-
ports be:n: $4oo, ,1o7. .46l. The import trade,
whle showing m improvement Of e., ,029 900
or last year, leaves m apparent balance i'll TO-
vor Of the United States for tho fiscal year of
s3s,37o,ooo. The <i-ision Of experts We make
Us fellows, The Increase being mainly On The
Rrcat stal}e Of cotton:
, 1860-09-20
CLEARED,

CLEARED.
Ancua, Morris.
N~fs E'y. Ottawa, GOO It lumber lso2 D, sa.a SEQ
stAve1 md Lea Ing A''"'~
Banner STAG. Las. lie, Il bbls kalt.
ks 11luts. hltns.
{ 0i SEeAIr4, Athe.&-
Sonhrtp. Jo1rt. 81 n lumber, esa5 ns machinery
" !! ~, s-r. sau:h L. export.
! s'a.. La:-:;T. :e.e.3 Il luuater, c:N3 ea.h.
, 1860-09-20

| IL ELNijOIDS GEN UlNE fRE.
r;hsfro1,r,. v.r-crtt rAEhTi "a. +, y, ;,.,..,
HFE%I3tE:$ m, t9ii3 i!i;;{} HTGI;T f. q,5:s @
1;EiM,i.i,! i;iI.t: To- o Sefsoas1sss T.a
81 a Xxi t'.s nI!t; pE tls muf"H bseathlns
fs Ss; SsU 81 81 Ssi::; sssi Sffy Il .:a.
afftMNSITS MHS I:cGiiT min {! %,ShtsTsats. ;;
S sr fsr E!sp,sas ERlspf*s ef'h' ss'a
tSS IS f.: + ,5a rys
SSs Il ns:9si y sssi1 q s'ta''
AEL Mt,oLDs BICIiU for Exeesses atislas from 1ad..
EkM4tEs-kEaaEEs-Fs5 EEkMstkEksEFasEEs-F5M4tEs:
PLATiSu IAi;1iiauE. e0"' LEA
w., ,,oo, ,,.e TIE THEY -, ARE E.2 or no AVAIL.
Is :uE VERY BEST REMEDY IN THE wozLp
Fo, all to,,.1ins incident In tbe .rY .shebe-
1na'sezselen' Habits u Dissipation. or int the
DECLINE Or CHANGE OF LIFE
sorAn,1r x,,o1no r',c1sD' ns ases1: WITHOUT IT:
%5e ,s S1a Mssaj Unpleasant Medicine
AELAboLD ) EATEACT UUCH G RE
~...,=.r- rx,-
SEI4kA4 D13EA3l13
II all tle!r Stages, It little Expenee
Lille or 20 change Of De; NJ lpconyen,coes
AND 20 E3rosuRE.
.rsag r. rh as;ts IL hoe'o Ter E1ee's*'
Isy YOUNf. AND DI,n
And for diseases arising INN tbits Of dissipation, It re-
hrcs aIlt0per discaEse. and will tc,tore the patient
Ia short time. q = state 81 health and purify
.nG satt1as ~ ~. 1of dsesssa
Use iILLMBULES EXTKACT BUCIiU for nj, af
'ss-oA' ~" "ss1ss 'ue
&
Whether existing In
AL LIE VA f1M AAfss
, 1860-09-20
DEAL ESTATE AGENCV

Ia The rnatE.!Enet has recently nace Arrangement.
hy which he sEeadYto negoate the sAe OF prpps11T n
thls city through bis Ltte AGENCIES. Mo1tkaxss nexo:
atsd - heretofore. A.d ali la busnes1 OF sKea EHaa
pslce " tsansae1eo ]. u. PARKER.
sesd7ssn No. 10 Washington Exest, Portland pleek.
, 1860-09-20

NR1AT AAf lhcP+-lhe Clinton Herald says
Mr.. 76lss. 4 fsrm.r in BlccmGeld Township.
in this cou:ty, has Gu: ttis fall, ls| ten. Of
Huagarian Hay, trcu tsree acses Of crou, d.
This equals any cf The Hheat, onion, er cucuu-
her stc=ies get zeco1ded."
ToLrpo NAnEE1s-seFt. 1s.-0ar u1rke. IN.
Is yet, e1.ifely unsettled, especially il Wheat
Of wa,sh a few saics have been made, BUYERS
and sellers ere spart and bo.h tisposcd to sd.
here 10 their views until furthtr adv,ccs. Nc.
ee'rt'-3, 81 b:]s -four, Sc 376 bu wheat, II SIS
extra at IS: 500 hrls XIX ut IS Is. Whest--
since New York rc2o-s, holders are uadeystooa
to have conceded about 1c. Some sales were
made before report at p. n.t. 5000 bu red o.
r.t; 900 tu y bite. d.; $500 hu red before
report It lo2c. odt1ed at Sl.05@l.07 ct close,
Go7I-.eles e,00o bu at 47e; 1900 bu en- y. T.
Fre:fht.-prohably st. cn wheat 10 Buffalo ia
the outkide figure to-day.
, 1860-09-20

MOUNT VERNON BANK. IN
~ PaovI7EScr, RnorE Is1Axp.-IH ae-orla- &C vtha
dtcrce 0! he Su;'rthe e kLoie II: d ,rc ,i
~ for II: toant' q Psusde.cr e7teei jun- 3t f. Il
rshy xive rot ttat the lite w!th
LINK r. 10 'f;.est ;hs ame 20 HIN
p3st WI him Elveh to all perto,s pIes:rtrx ii lis
office. No. :; "crhn.&"t,'re.t pIosidene Il: L. any hs
Ct tad Nack. ptIer to tint ttt1e. "' ~
30. t1st GTldant OF ~ cents taeh dn+f vi. Or
der bs SD Cart Al. It'll sftcd win he Keceyr
now p1yao At the office Or te e:e1er M pes rtst;on
OF the certificates It dtp7sst b. rttoEn:e etye1.
CHAkLkh :. kt.tJWNELL
Receiver O. nuusi Vefeoa Ua1f
frovide:ee. July ., $50. j1l7c74--ite,wItfs1.f
, 1860-09-20

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
III GREAT WESTERN eCANADA] RAlLTGyA
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Leave the GEeas Ce1tra Depot foat ol LAKE. sse:$
Qfie1Eo:
tosa-Lztt1Ine E1p1efs, fssnt.ye ex,ept:al 7r.:v.
peta't t+t pm. +sTeEs!on Radce s-G ,c.. A.tasf
s.9pn NeT Y:sk aWpm. Boston II 81 pa.
50pE-SeH fcyk ~ aton txprrss, texcept satBr1.Y
asivs a: Det.cit 7s1 al, su:Psra:un Bike II
Bael.o e:to pn:. AIs4Z5 4:s5 am-, New Yerl
s:45 ana.. pc.ton l:do I'm. ~
Cincinnati n is 5oHta.
Zoo PA CEcrnxt ard Louisville Exrsess fe1et7t n
daF1 through TO Cincinnati In Il kou5s. Lori
In Is EourH.
800 PA Tsa4u. Saturday, en.y Ia S!lef.
S1ada7 TE-:ns pm.
fatent SlerplnS Cars on all rlkst s.1ins-
1he 40 ~ :r4a eenI.st 4 Iass, With tie Bata7
tonto with tAe 0f1rd Trunk Railway ki:esou Eeetr
6orxh Ae1tEral Quebec and al po:Iit to Cara. ks<t
Northern e:Eunt, New a4nshise arl ..s1;pe.
bacxaee checked through,
ThTua<h Tickets foc sA.e st tie pzc!al Railroad oE1tt
u the North SID West, aad nj the Gomrany'A once
Chicago, u he Depot foot ke street..
X. N. RICE, SuptIin..1dess
e. J. sFi1n11s. 0eEe7ai Passenger Agent. je4s
, 1860-09-20

M MERCHAND1SE FOR BAR
ltl TER AND sALE-1te aa7c,t.,e, hs, 49, vel,
selee,et ard a's'ted stock Jtwe!.y q - 0n0 10
- 600. 1t New York lnsc:e's. which NIL le <c1 fcf
xtven 10 1sr!as entlguous to t:hcsg, A.rcts Rx539
Scl31f0t
, 1860-09-20
STA1ES-FlsCAL

The Washington Ga,stita:ion, oticia! organ
Of tie Govcr5ment, reports:
Thc car1ts Of the Gse.l ending 1nre - :sso e'
esstt sna Aas1fn @ r. r,saaes @ .aoqee e I"
!:as I'D ons epr !. +, .ss +: e. tie .Ar r'a
The .pess sna Amer can podace e1p9fe1 *es - borg
CT this a.aoat ;ic fpe:e My4
Tue smeun.of Am.1!csn 1r;tuec consequently.
r%pa.. to c+ay thc smcani iui.: :1ea: w
M ths Fse Stz is sm9an fa,sslsa b. - e2;h hs ~;
furnished exelurlvtiy blythe Slave sta:e,
Frc Sta rs 41clussreT:
co, rec aao teked
l3:
Total Free s.
-, re ant :'aye states:
lisc. Iva .i@:cs, oiht1 itnbeT. :aE Sa1k s1d
o.t,e. d}c; ahcs pot and peazl gtuscuE atias
Il =; eaaie- {; Lei ''''
a sss se's' Ii. - sos s. sss
ysests aeS :1i isd: to;n. i1daa
meal rye, osts a.d other eEal4 Eta II and ruzc,
t,'cua OF Zip l1caa Potatoes, apples. oni5pt,
Rsaasd tax.'. .a1. eheeola.e. .p!s:ts from esa!n.
do. motasas do other msttrtaIs. vim gar, b+cr,
and cider In bottles liasceG I'll, household f.r-
nitutr. e:H!setS aud Ia1A sEd F-Itrnad cas-
ind p1tts; ha,s Of fur Or silk. to "a ,nieaf.
saltlery. trunks hnc vxtEses. aeaT unt.ne and
o1tr e1Edc. to3p. snuH. toil4c.o maaufar.
: tutcd. kIuwte1, l. att.1. boo.z AID -haes c.
b'a ahd c.rtsgc. sst, :c-d. iron. tis, b. r 1a's.
cl>t rss Of al ulttI manufacture tf ceppf
ard Glsss. an in.-uf.etuns .f: drug. 4.d
tnelicinss. cotton ptce EnLds. psi1ted coio:-
cd; whte otLt Ii Il DUCK: duck, tther
n:a:tures o' hxnap. tE1c4d. l.x. tluh. t,hes
s.one xntr. romb.. hutt. Ez trooaa lru.h.
ca Of ~ k.i d, u l!att: :taL'ts .El arparatu,
umbrellas. pa.aso!s atd run s.sdrs, nlo nccC
and other 'e.the: not rod ty the roJa1. nfc ct.
Elnca. " ntirs presses audtyit. Musical iagru-
1l"4tt, books and 1n1rs. patIs m. ttA:loAesy,
palLts aId ya1at.A; jtwe,, rsat arc in .a'ion;
c'le1 m7puflctu7es II cold nd sslvtr and gof1
la, 4us+ III. 5eH!e:, aid leld; marble Ind
Atone. td:ts, lEna. and ccTent Ind a-t14.bcf
thecf. Ind .Iurft ethef than aho. r, Lard ul,
oi j q nd lah4H @ n.no6n
, 1860-09-20

n.fand- 80. 9.s" LII IL; rrt~
CnTo!k. 1H- aIt - II, .. ~
AT-,r,. '.1
Fs:1:SsG., i;rI ps,s-.c- =. VI sfsase@Isat.
---
NflEHfE SnFrc114,1,A, .aYr
lN ASA ~ A$'D ! s.ltN AMI
A L1AE sHoi.E RAILROAD.
1860 Summer Afranxemeut. 1850
sn 2nscs9.-vAth" OH hne-
Tss E1F'tss-dal> exse1t saturdaJ-rlA I'D
t.r,rrrtns - T,,.4a,-. r.....-.,
,,s ~ ~. =. Uftfo ~h tsA!ta to a!1 potta
@ y vato FenssJivAaa, New York. md tie Sew
@1f'aMu ~ = sGtAtes ano Caaaaas.
e!e3s1ers NEEhOptLt% and CITY UF E{fFFAr O.
*h o. y !nolnrs tain OF Of EuAlo daily
sFiihe. ~
.EsWoa:z1J's Pa:e:s s.eep1nx :.a-. sccon,anv a,
hsxLi tE-na cn ills 1ou,e 10 y. i. aat Jostop -
Iekels he Lai 1t Ill :icket od1ex, In tLe est szt
II the Eecp7EJb o4ce IL Dearborn ssYett and II fts
depot.
Tra.ns e4re T1stdo al II Sam atas.:,nr, k-+v.
Case4Eo ats.oo.m. and So pn.
JOHN D. CAMPBELL, teal suit. ;eaStI;
-oVIJ13 77I@7|7IV|-
Z TIE 1-EN nc I It ~ e CEN
ETRAL RAILROAD.
, 1860-09-20

WEpsrspAY Evxzsa, Sr.t. -.
The following nr, tie receipts and hl: -:
FIR The nxst % 1InurS-
, 1860-09-20

E1A 4 NEzie Enttie OF SPALplNGS PsErAHEL:
DLEE v!sasetentHes!.sccsta aa7r2i.T Il every hoae.
oIG 6y al psomzent :;tstoze:. H:rsSi.ts Hardware
anl FEZnturs Dealers, Grocsfs, ard tapty Sttrt,
Eouns1F Merchants .htM!G 2.A&t note Of SrAID-
uwI1I n md vrt{rr
, 1860-09-20

BUFFALO & LAKE HURON
- RAILWAY. Shortest and te.tsou:9 t. B.14lo IL
stEs: E7stern ctss.
Train leaving cn:axo II t:oo p.7 De.ot, =. $50;
!ves Il b1a.lo a ~, Sew ietk a1 ll: Bss
ton At &8f connecting with y. 7. teEtr11 + Hat1:s
n Erie s.als Knns Eaat Tickets vi4 it:s -n.,. G.
b olss:acd !: The E1ioa Depot. K-s.CAETEl:,
fsi1 Gf1F st:-3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
COMPUTATION TICKETS.

Persons who reside in the city and have residence esa
men the line Of the Road procure tickets in pack
ages Of twenty-five for their personal use reduced rates
the office on st. Charles street.
q. P. OAKLEY
- General Ticket Agent.
Chief Eng and Gen. Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
s|ebiep of tbe 5Ilarhsts.

Tuesday Morning, JAN. 81, 1850.
CorroN. Parties were waiting for later news
from Europe, and the demand was only moderate,
with sales of about $500 bales at unchanged prices
though rather easier for buyers. We s.i'l quote;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
Important Notice.

The esp Of staging in the Mississippi Central
dueed TO ONLY EIGHT MILES and there opposition
line Of Wagons PIT passengers by taking morning train
from New Orleans, CAN RELY ON MAKING A CoNSEC-
TIoN WITH THE TRAINS ON THE UPPER DIVISION.
There s only three and half miles Of truck lay and we
have that BY thief Of February
nntnce The entire completion Of the road
Passengers rely upon getting information by
calling
NJ. P. WHEELER, Agent,
Jas No. 46 st. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
CATTLE MARKET.
4RFRFpsox cITy Z,

JEFFERSON CITY Jan. 49, lsso
Arrived q Western Beeves, 30 Hogs, 200 Sheep,
and 10 Mich Cows. The market continues heay-
ily supplied with Hogs and Western Beeves- we
quote Inferior Western Beeves at SIS 00@s35 DO
U head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

To-day the asness doing has llees satisfactory extent
sales being nearly l00l bales Prices for good saped Orleans
and Mobile steals fof others steRa. enRr. rplaaa
cotton now in large supply and consequently depressed in
prices
onr --latest Anaca, daes the ai December per Nova
'coan from Portland,
Brsaasn remained dll because farmers continued freely
supply the country nlrkcs at ilc dAupness AMI
milRe of the weather. Quotations hers be altered
however.
Sugars. although without mncii husnes during the week,
quite firm in price, and confidence hnlitrs has been again
strengthened by the last Brazilian lrcniiats.
Moasses sold diring the week The only parcel
the market SEQ puncheons Barbados in the process Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

NEw ORLEANS d. assrv,s, sy,,r.sss
99sa. s W 5sSs ss MidaIsr IL atfs<
Low aiddB s sfsss saagz
& 9 -
Stock on hana Isl sspses.b.r. tss,.
s sseissd
- $500 ..-...e =.
ssESorisd siEss
a, 1900 Ist
Tor.rca ~ s. Y sao@r
crop At Il es,ss oelnprisea ~ phda- New
ana X M - ~ =. " " on private terms.
ro,nd ard - ~. y scraps at iie. y lb-
term. '''s w S'ia y Mus. on private
=.
\, =. as,s,s III M 1oBAceo.
geeeivsd asss a sasa lss
rs sss
,xpO..ss since. .saar 1895
Exported yes'erday-.,.- uo- 1926
Stock on band not cleared I4a
SUGAR. The market for the better qualities
was iiriner, and the transactions included about
1900 hhds Fair to Fully Fair 63D7ic. I'd ID.
MoLAssEs. about 5000 bbls. were disposed of
at s49S7c. for Ordinary, Fermentng, etc., and
3s@foe. for Prime to Choice, also 800 hf. bbls. at
A@43c. y gallon, according to quality.
FLOUR, The transactions embraced some 1000
bbls-, q which 1000 super6ne on private terms,
400 at - s7a go, in two lots at ss co. 100 Extra
at 90 12l, l5o at Sc 50, and 50 Fine at IS 90 ID
Dbl
GRAN. The Corn market was firm, with sales
Oh 1890 sacks, intending 100 Yellow at 80c., go
white at ssc, 500 at s., and 900 White and Yellow
also at Soc u hnshel. In Oats we noticed sales OF
5SoV sacks ~ Louis embracing 900 AZ 59c., 1900
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

The quantity known be from American ports
Great Britain is about 25lD bales Rgins l551 bses
the time last year and that Of East India cotton
Bombay BY the end Of March Il aon 10 900 against about
40t1 bales last Year.
The prices Of AmeticSn cotton ,note tile lat Fri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
WiIhur,s Omnihus Line

"1IDUf'8 OhnIDUS Line.
The Coaches and Baggage Wagons of WIIBUR's 0MNI
BEs LINE will call passengers any Of the Hotels Or II
any part Of the city leaving the office Of the M o.
J. and q NJ X. r., on St. Charles street.
ial0 III r r., WII,UIrR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

4 AAA1A11AAAOAA
This celebrated Wine Of the above wellknown brand has
been will continue be- received by the undersigned In
quantities tho increased demand Of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence tina,
from the closest neal descendant of the old and first
established house of Hedseck Co.. Rheims they have taken
hold of 1t with determination bring and its claims dis
ncop before the public generally than heretofore
The superior quality Of this article must satisfy that Its
emanation from where attention. we'll
thorough experience have been brought TO bear in its poduc
ton Charles Hedeek has given his whole mind TO the perac
ton Of his wine and to making worthy Of the Free
quent visits the United States have enabled him fully to
understand and appreciate the tastes and wishes of
and of his having proted by that information is evidenced by
the Champagne presented for the palate of the connosseu
wine for its rich bouquet and excellence
The varieties brands Of Champagne tend greatly doubt
confuse the purchaser but the lovers of good and
Charles Heidseckr in full the LABEL well
the corks and capsules.
I. W. BAYAUD L CO.,
General Agents for North America, New York.
Tho Charles He1dseck be obtained in quantities the
under mentioned houses besides many others not here
and at retail with all the principal hoelkeepers.
e. D. HART CO.,
J.H.&T N. MARKS,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR, 5
fe2 ly PAYNE, STEELE Il co. $
THE OLDEST CANDY MANUFACTORY
IN AMERICA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1906.
Ridley 81 Co.,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS,
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad nepotD
NEW YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PLUMs, LozENGEs, etc. etc.,
In all their varieties made exclusively from treble refined Loaf
Sugar without authorization adnixure deleterous SUBJ
stances Of any kind.
Those wishing purchase pure article requested call
and examine stock and them with those offered
elsewhere,
vs. Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES for families put up
to order, at prices ranging from 50 upwards.
Candies, etc. packed in boxes Of 25 30 and 100 bs
suitable for the Southern trade and shipped to order.
n1- Orders by mail promptly executed.
RfF- Terms cash. iyI5 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

and
COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
Patented Feb 49, 1856; Oct 49, 1885, Dec. 1857 Jan Il,
ls5S; Nov &c. 1858 and March g. 1859.
o,CoNNoR Il CoIIENDER,
Sole Manufacturers,
a G., Go, g. and 60 Crosby street.
k These tables in and may be Miller's
Southern Billiard saoon 105 Grayer street. also the
Pelican Boston Clubs obtained from
NJ NJ MILLER sole Agent for this city who also sells all
tces the Billiard line, follows Billiard Cloths Balls
Cues Leahefs Chalk He has hand and for sale
several fine second hand Billiard Tables Jy2l "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

c. DENTAL NOTICE. j. NJ.
MAGEE has taken in the Story Build
0TSS~SsAing, of Camp and Common streets, No.
ll11I3 second floor, where he is prepared to perform
pertaining the teeth in the sklu
compshed style He would particularly mention that he has
extraordinary discoveries offer boast of in the
Of Dentistry more than practice
twenty years and feels perfectly satisfied after strict
thorough deliberations that there Is nothing in
superior equal 70 GOLD or PlATINA plate for
mounting Artificial Teeth either in regard to health, beauty
durability and all who have failed succeed in the of
metals will would certainly fail in the of any other
substance.
Office hours, from S A. NJ. until 5 p. NJ. d29 6n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31
FOUNDRY AND mAcHNE-snoP.

W. Successors to NcGan paterson) corner Of Deord
and New Ievee streets.
The undersigned Is prepared to manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kinds for
Steam Boats, Sugar Plantations Mills Cation Presses
DaBg Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power Fire
Fronts Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK Of every description. Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders, GIN Metal Rings, eIc
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions having steam
Hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He VIII keep hand all times Bars Wheel stirrups
Esnge Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves Of all sizes used by
steamboats,
HshAgen for the sale Of John T. osbon Patent Fuel Saw
E fsie Bar highly spoken Of by the Peayune Printing
Once and others that have them In Of these
can be seen in under boiler lately put up In this
iahment, -
He has also made arrangement for the sale Of second hand
Soes and Machinery and will establish Depot convenient
The establishment where large quantity Of hand Boilers
and Machinery may he found IL III times for sale.
GEORGE PATTERSON.
Few Orleans 1879 tel N
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s.sNNosps. c. h. e. COTTON.
~ No. 10 Canal street, No Ctussman street and MN
MY Ne 4 New Isvee street, &
W. Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron wv
Workers,
hFas Founders and FinhefS and Manufacturers Steam
Trains Clarifying and Evspoatng Pans Feers Jnice Pans
Chneys and Breeching Steamboat aud Plantation Black
srdlhing.
0%4E --Aiso--
GENERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, SHIP CHAN
DLERY AND STOVES
Planters Merchants and S,sRmboatmen will their
ssagc give call before purchasing contracting else
where
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NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL

4 NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
~ IRON WORKS.-fha undersigned beg leave inform
yhe public and builders generally, that they
w featuring oil kinds Of Architectural and Bnlding Iron
WM their foundry 81 Magnolia and Erato streets
oee III Davidson Row Garondee sirec-such Ferandahs
Railing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stair ZION Bridges, Roofs, etc.
they keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
Ventiators and Sash Weights etc and fill all orders Of
description OF Casting Columns Store and House Fronts
VIII despatch,
eg BENNETT L LURaEs, Daytdson's Row,
ktN Cnrnn6elet street.
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Observation-Disclosures.

MADAME ROBERT, II CHARITIES STREET.
--latest styles Of Ronne Ball and Opera Head dress and Paru
Ribbons and Ornaments Laces and Trimmings VOis Col
l Gapes Cuffs Makes all the and most approved
articles such Msntra Pelisse SoreS de Balls etc, and all
ariciNsnf millinery make.
Mine ROBERT Informs the ladies that she has secured the
services IF seastress for The special purpose Of making ladies
dfeasss 70 order d26 An
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q HAIL ER q BROTIIER, MANuFAe

~ HALLER & BROTEIER, MANUFAC-
~ "a TUNERS 0E COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
yWoRR II al Its varieties. Has also on hand large
W assortment Of Cooking, Parlo and Bar.roo Stoves
Country - " - ' v
Tafcuar attention pald to AL descriptions Of building work.
va Copper, Galvanized Iron Tin aud Zine Valley Cutters and
k9ofhg Down Pipes Fancy and Plain Heads etc
Have the exclusive right for the State Louisiana to make
and send the recently patented invention of Lewis from
he ne Of which the roof Of buildings washed from ali Ath
prior 70 the water heIng conducted the Being self
acig IN tse II removes the necessity Of any It's
n mat 1nro bsfot 41tI,
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1A .N GTt5IAS: q. GAINES ~ Co., IMPORTERS
VHARDWARE CUTLERY etc M aS Maeazjna and
VI ~ Gravicr Streets have On hand ana ara ennstanv
receiving direct from the Manufacturer. - '
M tg castings, ASss; Carpenters Tools;
Icy NE. stades md ShoFels Corn and Coffee Mills;
FIN hnu i,9g Shains Cotton and Manila Rope;
Ahys. Vices and BeaFs Counter and Platfnr,c sraos
stockt and Dies Screw Plates; AndIropa and Fendes
s sisn XIV anu Inngsi ShovelS and Tonga;
Nm Nm, r,ones ~ aiieHi Cotton and Wool Cards
r aSo NJ huu ringtsi Iron and Brass Screws
IN Wait Az, Rodgers Cutlery.
assortment Of
etiuineryi fRper and Blank Books ETC., which
e1 NJ sne lowest prices Tor cash or city paper. no25ly
Sg&]2o n, 2. =. MATTHEW'S & Co.-CAR.
>Stt348 hlA6E TRIMMINGS, everything NECESSARY for
building and Repairing Carriages kept for SALE
lrs suitable for Cane Carts and Drays with Linch Pins
aad Nny ut No. 1876 Grayier New Orleans aulI y
"A LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
III "a ORNAMENTAL WORKS. Corner of Ienton and
ky EnproHne streets; Office No. LOG st. Charles street
1.-TWO doors from the ST. Chares Theaer Manufactured
q tne latest and most approved Patterns RaiIings Veran
Saa Doors Shutters Vaults, Bridges Straight and Circular
SSas Store Fronts Capitals and all kinds OF CAST AND
" ~ paII;r IRON WORK for Bading purposes;
Tor sale at the Old Stand 1906 St. Charles street. New
oneans- o81y
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Tbese Shoes are perfect and approved form,
and nre universally admired They have been approved
VIII and by the United States Government since June
If I'M year also by the principal shoers throughout
.i rotSy None refined horse shoe is used
ii Which will be found to bend cold without breaking
a these Shoes will be found to be not
- han 6y per cent The rapidty with which they made
~ anoois capacity of the machine, and the small cost Of
rtpg enable manufacturers to give article of the
snaly at price which must cause them to take the
iii hand made large assortment for sale by
piii7 I'm gsinW STARK, sTAUFFER Il CO. II Canal st