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,ry,r.d ss,s ,,s ,,sst v,ss c,i1so,s,, 49, :
the 2lst ut, aud 81 .sr0.0oO I'm specie, the sbi D
ments made per steamers John T. STEPHENS and
Uncle sam. The John l.. stephens brohe he
In ey the sloop-of-wsr CTsne The pssseng~fs
ana specie were uSnsfcrred TO the ste4mef Uacie
sam and brought 10 Panama Ell ni tll..f
An airs were quiet and orderly on the lsthuns
ne American and British forcee were in joint
possession, but probably would be soon with
drawn =. : - l
The forces Of kr-President Mora have been
beaten ey the Costa Ricsn government troops
the revolution thus brought 20 termination .
The ship Horsburg. from csllao. for Ham plon
Reads, has been sunk on the Pacific and the
captain and crew had arrived at Juan Fernandez
In small boats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-15

:, OsE OF THE MOST PREVALENT, and at the same
attend the hum,n flesh, is the Fever and Ague
For long time the MEDICAL world have been Con-
permanent cure. but al without effect DR.. J. Hos
letter, al experienced and celebrated physician
has succeeded in furnishing tia public with val
nable preparation for the cure of Fever and Ague
he steady and increAsi ing demand lately made for
the Bit,ers AID the universal success attending lis
use have mad for Il reputation unsurpassed by
a1y specific OF the kind. For the cure of ever aud
Ague, Dr.. Ho.feit'r's Celebrated Stomach Bitter
mus and should claim a superiority any other
PREPARATION extant.
For sa'e by druggists and dealers centrally ev-
eryWhere. Oc 8eoSs
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A New Trial Grantee a. Mr.. u.rv,.

ALBANY, Oct. - The Court Of Appeals I'D
lourned today In the case Of Mn. Hsrtung
confined in jsfl 90 long for the murder of her bns
band, new trial is granted
The Manor cases Of Van Rensselaer, and Church
against the Anti Renters are decided In favor Of
me landlords, the judgments Of the lower oouru
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New York Csnsr.s.isnal Nsnins,isns.

ALBANYs Oct. l3s-The Republican County
Convention today nominated Thomas w nlcott
for Congress, and Robert Taylor for County
Treasurer
GENEVA, ~ Y, Oct Ia-At the National
Democratic Convention Of the twentv sixth dis
uict, held In this place % day, Hon George NJ
Clark, Of Waterloo, was unanimously nonl hat d
for Congress.
LITTLE VALET, Oct I2-The Democratic
Congressional Convention, which met here TO day,
has appointed the Hon. Mr.. BurnsiI, OF chsutau-
que county, for Congress. X. r.. Fenton 10 tie
Republican nominee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-15
WEARS BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Cures Bronchial AfsettoRS and all Diseases of th

From the Boston Evening Traveller, January 9.
It's perhaps but sImpie act of justice to the
proprietors OF Wistnr's Bdlsam Of WHf Cherry for
us 10 say, that ~ experience the of
this a tIcls has lmpres sed favOfaby One If the
propriotors Jfthe Trav Ter ertrely Gu red of q
sewers cough Of four months continuance, by tbs
use of this Basam nd several of friends and &C.
quaintances, who have tried the article have found
IL OF great service in relieving them of severe
coughs and shortness Of breathing, with which they
None genuine unless signed I. BUrTs on the
wrapper.
Prepared by 8. w. FowIe Il Co., Boston, and for
sale by Il, ID. Gilman, ). G.. Ford, ir., y. u Waite
IT, StOtt, John Schwartz, NaiIn Palmer, Wash
inston; and by dealers everywhere. oc l0-lwr
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CINCINNATI, Oct. BAT the Breckinridse bar
becue, near Winchester, Clark county, Ky, YES
terday,a young man, son Of Dr. West Of Bstl,
county, being prevented by gentleman named
scott rom rushing 70 the dinner table reserved
for ladies, drew pistol and fred at the latter
w est missed his aim, but, unfortunately, the shot
nictRg serious wound. Tbe conduct OF West
so enreged the crowd present that they sefzed him
and made three attempts TO hang him 90 tree
when the sheriff OF the county prevailed upon she
mob to deliver the would -be murderer over 10 the
law West was subsequently, taken 10 winches-
Ter county and lodged IN all 20 await his trial.
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Baltimore Markets .

Howard street and Ohio IS IS; City Mills IS so
Wheat frmi red 81 3Desl 40; white ~ 4sai 90 .
Corn firm; white 70a73, yellow 7Oa72c. Provisiops
13c. Coffee frm al Il KalsKc. Whisky dun al
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UOIIOwAy,s prrT.a

Deothty aud Languor TO remove the cause and
prevent the effects is the true theory which the
treatment pursued by ESQ incidence is found d.
Languor arisAs from debility and deb iity fr tire
Digestive organs If from the latter the pills are
the best tonic medicines in use, and for their puri
sng and sanatiye properties they stand unequaled.
indigestion, and depression of spirits they are the
only remedy. Sold by all Druggists at Csc sc. and
81 per box 90 I2-lw
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MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician, Las SOothias Syrup for Oh ldren Teeth
rag, which greatly acilitat the process Of
by soitsnlng the gums, reducing all nfammstion-
bowels Depend upon u, mothers, il will give rsst
20 your selves and reliefand health to your Infant
another 90 .umn. &c lily
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Nxw YORK, Oct IS Flour firm; State IS SO;
Ohio SS.SOa6 southern IS s5s6. Wheat arm;
western red 81 3sl1 40 Corn quiet; MIXED Tx
Pork steady; mess SIS 75als.sl: prime STA so
Lard unchanged. Whisky dull at axe -
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/, homeopathic KKMsprEs

All of DR.: fHh n@PHrssys heee e9s specific Ho-
msopsthe Remedies put Up expressly for family
IN cas AZ c con,ta,n;nS sno o. GEMS eaen Also
each, with book of full directions For sale by
retail agent; W. A. FItzsersd. asa north strs ss
also by r. h. Winter corner of Massachusetts ave,
nue. and Sixth street. Aisn, Ponds Erraet Of Witch
all kinds. Sold IS above. ma Civ
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DIED,

In this city on the 18th Instant at o'c ock D. no,
Mrs. ELIZABETH p. BROWN, vifs Of James
A. Brown, Esq, in the soth year Of her age.
On Sunday, the l4th instant, WILLIAM iR
aged 10 months. 80 =. :
The irisnds sf the family are Invited to sttend his
O'Clock, from the residence of has parents On N Ct.
north, between 9Th and 9Th SITS. j
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Naval Iuteilsaeuee

NORFOLK, Oct I3.-The u. 8 steam slo,p-of
war Richmond IA guns) sailed hence Yesterday
Tor the Mediterranean station where abe viii as
same The position OF the gag ship OF the squsdron
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T9GRE5. NEWS.

u Thcush THE star Is printed on Che fxstes,
rtsarn pfess in use south sf Baftmors, In sditaon
% large a. 70 require II 70 be put % ess q an
early hour; Advertisements, tberefsss, ,henfd be
sent IN before II O'Clock m. otherwise they may
not appear until the next day. - p ~
-->e>s- ~.
oNorIcE.-Dxtrict Of Columbia Advertissments
10 be inserted In the BAErrsoar suxare received
at and forwarded from TIE SrAa 0nceJ
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TO THE AFILIcTRD!-Be sure TO read the adver-
tIsemeHt of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier, 10 another column q M
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STEVENS, sole agent In this city for the celebra.
ted Grover 4 Baker sewing machines, 1886, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. Prices from $50
to $3.50. II
STEVENS dress hats for ladies are exquisite Go
at once to see them, 1876, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. II
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS
A RESOLUTION in relation to the lower end Of

A RESOLUTION I'm relation to the lower end OF
High street.
Rssolued by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council of the Corporation Of Georgefotcn
That the sum OF fifty dollars, or so much thereof
az may be necessary, be, and the same is hereby,
appropriated 20 defray the expense OF repairing
the wharf at the foot OF High street = .
Resolved further, That the Surveyor be, and be
IL hereby, appointed commissioner to contract
with some competent person to repair said wharf
under his supervision; and the Clerk is hereby
authorized to pay the ord( Of said commissioner
on receipt Of the proper vouchers.
Approved October 10, 1860.
A RESOLUTION authorizing the Clerk of the Cor
Poration to pay or accept orders Of the commits
ResOlred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgetown,
That the Clerk be, and he il hereby. authorized
and empowered to pay or accept orders drawn
ana payable to any contractor for work done for
the Corporation, without interest, provided said
orders shall be approved and signed by the COM
missioners, or q majority Of them, Of said inn
provement for which the amount may be due
All finances or parts Of ordinances inc onsistent
with the above are hereby repealed
Approved October 10, 1880
RESOLUTION to refund a fne imposed on
Michael Kennedy.
ReSotrsd By the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of ths Corp orati0z of Georgetown
That the fine Imposed on Michael Kennedy. OF
wv ooiiafs ahu uity cents De refunded, he paving
all costs GAPproved Oct IL, ls6O.
A RESOLUTION In favor of the estate OF Philip
Gormley
Resolved By the Board eff Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgetown
That tie Clerk be, and he 10 hereby, directed to
pay to the representatives. Of Philip Gormley, out
OF any money not otherwise appropriated, the sum
OF i've hundred and seventy five dollars and sixty
three cents; being the amount which, In the opin-
ion Of the Recorder is due under the contract en-.
tered into with said Gormlev.
Approved October II, 1860.
A RESOLUTION in favor of the Mayors Contingent
Fund.
Resolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Counri! OF the Corporotion Of Gsorgetolcn,
That the sum Of one hundred and ffty dollars be
and is hereby, appropriated, as contingent fund
for the Mayor. lApproved October IL, 1850.
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ALBANY, Oct. l3.-The Daniel Drew arrived
mere at 2 70 p m, from New York, after having
made i've landings on the way MP Her rupi5ipS
ume was hours and 50 minutes, against head
WIND. This Is the fastest time on record
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Flsra Temple Again q Winner.
SYRACUSE, Oct 10 In a match to-day bstveep
Flora Temple and George N Pstchen, the mare
was again the victor. Time-2e6X-2
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FOR your bonnets, hats fats, ribbons French
flowers, feathers, dress Trimmings, cmbroideries
and real laces go to Stevens fancy store, 1885, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets Il
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NKW DANCING AcADRMY.-Parens and the
world Of little folks will find something Of inter
est In the advertisement headed "Dancing Acad-
envy Mr.. Powell comes to this city with the
very highest recommendations teacher and
as gentleman. The press Of his native South
we see also speaks In terms the most fattering of
MS abilities and success az teacher Of the grace
full art, and we doubt not he will be able to form
a large class In this city.
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THE MARYLAND AGRIcULTURAL COLLEGE, at
h0ssburg, near Blacensbnrg, is, we understand,
going successfully TO ward. The number of stu
dents now in the college is ifty-fve, with almost
daily accessions Two commodious buildings
are going up near the college, for the residence
or the President Of the Faculty the other for the
Professor Of Chemistry. The present incumbent
OF the frst-named Office Is DIR John NJ. Colby; of
the latter, DR.. Montgomery Johns. The lectures
on agriculture are delivered by DR.. Johns with
frequency. Cbas B Calvert, Esq, is the Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Trustees of the institution.
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BOARDING.

RQOMS AND B0ARD.-Board, with hne
~ Front X loom, or other Rooms, may be hsd at
No ass Twelfth ST., between g and H-a most de-
sIrable ioca ity. oc f0-eoSt'
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LADIES, the extensive improvementsi In my store
being now complete in every department, shall
use every effort to keep my stock well assorted
with the most choice goods of the season, and offer
the same at the very lowest cash prices, and one
price only. Call at once and Judge for your
selvea
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MARRIED.

MARRIED. Ei
On shs 9Th instant BY the Rev. !. H. NJ, Lemon,
to Miss EMMA ARNOLD, of this city. -
On the 18th instant, by the Rev Wm r. Eumu.
Mr.. EDWARD w, MARKS to Miss MARY l..
BUCKLEY, both of Navy Yard. Washington.
baltimore papers copy.
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1ei 81 RESTAURANT @(al
fDAk p. M. DUHANT lakes AkH
49, pl ASSURE in assuring the ~
publis that he is at ell
tunes prepared TO accommodate them with the finest
GAME, FISH, OYSTERS, MEATS, and other
ed,b,ss and with WINES Liz UORS and CT
will buv in any city in the United States. his Res
continues 70 deserve ITS high rePui for
may call for. On Sunday next his Eating Rooms
VII pc open, and on each succeeding Sunday until
Eating Rooms will he on Sixth street, the fourth
door from Pa. sverue. cc52w
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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsR CASES Hender-
son, disorderly in the market; workhouse 90 days
George MILES, sleeping in the street; fine, 81 is
VIM. Adams, out after hours; do az Is John
Morton, drunk; do. 81. Is. John Bolyer, drunk
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TIE LoSo BRIpsE, we understand, 10 to
closed for short time for the purpose Of afordin
an opportunity to renew the Pianking OF one
the southern draws.
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LooS OFT ron THEM A detachment of sharps
pick pockets, and hotel thieves have passed
throas this city en- route foT the Richmond Fair
We saggest that orr friends Of that locality would
act wisely by keeping sharp lookout fos them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-15

ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement fol
rent Of the Franklin Engine Company's Hall. II
Is . capital hall for the purposes indicated.
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Ill The friends Of Marshall Brown. ESQ.
proprietor Of the hotel bearing his name, will re-
greet TO hear of bis serious Illness
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LADIES and gentlemen, the only sewing ma
chine worth buying 10 Grover Bakers. 1t has
been thoroughly tested for years, and found want
Ing In No particular Examine IL carefully before
making purchase. We explain with pleasure
the great advantages and simplicity of the ma
chine at Stevens, 33o, between Ninth and Tenth
stree II
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RRLRAsRp eS BAIL-Mary Curtin. wbo wa,
committed 70 jail last week for trial at court on
charge Of robbing Mr.. Hscket and Others. v.as r..
leased on Friday evening on $500 bail for her a n
pearsnce for trial Daniel Curtin, her brother
In law, became her security.
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A RESOLUTION in favor of the Mayors Contingent
Eund

Resolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common COHnrH OF the Cooperation Of Gsvgsroucn,
That the sum Of one hundred and fifty dollars be
and is hereby, appropriated, a contingent fund
for the Mayor [Approved October IL, 1850
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DEPARruRK OF TROOPS This morning. a de-
tachment OF ten privates, two corporals and two
musicians under the command Of Lieut. Nichol-
son, L 8. NJ c., left the barracks in tbi. civ an
route for Portsmouth, N. H. Il was said thew are
destined 70 reinforce the marine guard of one of
the vessels attached to the African % uadron.
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EOR RENT-Poseession on the LIST of October
The DWELLING HOUSE No. AIS ID street,
ct present occupied by the Rev. DIR. Butler, and
next door TO the residence Of the sdvertis"r,
N.B.It will not be let for boarding house.
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Mr. BEKRs's Loss-In our statement of the loss
OF Mr. Beers by the burning Of his shop ON Satur-
day morning, We placed 1t at rot less than $500
since then. we learn that his loss " iH amount 10
el,2o. The shop is valued at $500, the tools and
machinery at $500, and a lot Of finished work and
Lumber at 500 II is loss that compels bin 10
start again under circumstances more dis van.
geous than when he first began business
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- DR NJ iooxI. has returned TO fhe city AFTER his
sssamer's absence and opened hts ofhce one doc,
below his old place Of business He Ii now e.
r tablished at 33s Pennsylvania avenue, near ths
soras, Of Ninth street over hood sjswelfy sson
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EOR RF.NT-A neatly furnished HOUSE in tie
= First Ward, on II. bet xsen 18th aud lSth Sta
No 221, o6nt,inlng double Parlor, or 6 cham
bers, dning-room, Kitchen and pantry with gas.
CHAS. C. r. BARNARD, next door east.
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ANOTHER iSczsDIARY AfrENPr Sasu,aay
wight an attempt was made to enter whitheft's
wheelwriS ht shop, opposite the ruins Of Beers
easpeRtsr shop, which was destroyed the mornin NJ
previous Falling 70 enter, the villains bindled
Ere on the door-sil, using bottle Of spirit gss
= tn the effort A large place was burned on tss
doox and sill, bat fortunately the IRE did not
progress further. A. ...- ESQ
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ExPLosIoN AND DEATH BY ETHEREAL Or -
terrible accident happened on the 5th inst on
tie Chesapeake and Ohio canal, a little way above
hancock, causing the death Of boatman named
George Patterson. He was, il appears, filling an
ethereal lamp, when it exploded, burning him
most horribly, and causing his death the next day
The Wililamsrort Ledger says bis face was fairly
charred the oil run into bis ears and the IRE fol-
lowed; his chest was burned into crisp, and the
sinews laid bare on his roasted arms He leaves
a wife and child :
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GRAND OPENING OF THE THRArRs To-NreHr- -
strels open this popular place Of amusement with
null company OF star performers. The immense
popularity of their scirees tham the patron
age OF all the am nsement-loving public and their
reengagement will be hailed with delight by
their many friends and admirers. The success
OF this excellent band consists I'm the general va
riety they give their audience The attach bees are
an accomplished musicians, each having earned
for himself reputation In his line of business.
and Invariably gets cast for his peculiar forte by
the able management consequently we have a
company OF stars In their place, which producers
harmony, The most important feature and neces-
sary item in pleasing an audience. The bill for
tonight Is select ONE and cannot fail TO please
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E,ARM FOR SALE A highly improved Farm
Y containing lis acres, with two. story frame
dwelling and all couvenen nj out houses; fine orch
ard, excel n spring, DC, situated on the Little
river turnpike: Fairfax county, Va, miles from
Alexandria Terms: S4OO); one fourth cash; the
balance Ia l, 2 and years. Apply to LOUISA
SOMERS, on the premises. &C Sws
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VALUABLE MARKET GAR DEN FOR SALE,
situated at the junction Of the Seventh sire.
and Piney Branch roads, about : miles from the
CITY, containing acres, with good dwelling house.
PRICE low title In 4lsPuta 10. Apply to CHAS
=. WALLACH, Attorney at Law, No. z Indiana
avenue, opposite City Hall
CAROLINE MORELASD.
6-lawSWt Execu'x of Enoch Moralapd
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ENOR RENT OR SAIE-A cauple of new brick
HOUSES, six rooms each. situated on Tenth
street, betwe, N o and SITS. Apply 70 ID. T. CTS
Sell, No 304 l. street, between 9Th ard lGth sta.
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EOR SALE-A new two-story -and- la sement
BRICK HOUSE, containing 5rooms and eel
lar, situated on llth It north, between l. and SITS
No. 37s-withIn minutes walk of ,hs Northern
Liberties Market Terms unusually liberal, Apply
on the premises, or to MCKINNEY & LANS-
DALE, corner or Pa avenue and 18th st.
Sc ~ lm~
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FOR RENT-The two story BRICK HOUSE
Il No. 20 on Market street, bet reen sd and am
streets, Georgetown, ID C. The house is commo-
dIous IS to sford every comfort, with gas and
water; sufficient grounds TO cultivate vegetables
and flowers. The lot runs back to Joint alley VIII
q stable. Apply to JAS A. SIMPSON, No. So
Congress street, near the Post Office.
DC N laN3wt
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large Dwelling house. ~ miles from George own,
ID. C.. with exte' size ga I'd IN and orcharta and as
much more land Is may he desir d. II will be reHtsd
either VII or without the fut ntare, ard TO good
tenant. very cheap. Fl. LOUG9BOROUGa
Oc II ST. (fras laHd ID
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-04

ie4 2psa
TO the Public.


The subscriber prepared furnish GAS WORKS of
all sizes for cities factories hotels sugar houses dwellings,
under the patent granted Prof. ROBERT GRANT dated
january ~ 1851.
These Nv ors arTaEged to make the Coal Resin
Resin OH Cotton Seed very simple their construction
perfectly safe and yield larger quantity gas given
amount of material than any other known process.
beg to refer to the following certificate Messrs O. b. Hall
Co. ST. iou Hotel WHARF large can be seem and
small apparatus can be operation Novelty Iron
Works Agency, No. / Canal straet, New Orleans
ST, Lotus HoTEi- New Orleans, May % 1860
+. VI. C. Cook, ESQ.,:
Works known Robert Grants Patent and put up by you in
this Hotel have been in operation us pleasure to
be ahie to state that satisfied with every parc
lar and will take this occasion to further that the
six days a connection with the city gas having cut ON
have burned OF two hundred lights per
portion Of those until morning. the supply gas which
has been made from five hundred pounds twenty
fonr hours The works simple and easily managed and
utility and economy excel the yeur
the for the keeping of the works in order The
faeturc OF gas
Very respectfully yours
o. E. HALL 4 co. d
Fer The sale of the above Works Tor the exclusive rights
for cities, counties or States apply TO
f. W. G. COOK,
fAaEsr ron ROBERT GRANT,
No. i Canal street,
lef 2plm New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-04

EFSinger's Celebrated Sewing Machines.
These Machines have recent and for Fine
Sewing and their sale is rapidly increasing They used in
preference all others the largest and fashionable dress
making establishments In New Orleans also at all the large no.
tells and principal boarding houses and in hundreds private
families and give universal satisfaction. They will last life
meare warranted superior to other Machine tho
refunded years the charge Of
negroes, without cost for repairs Or freight
They sold If DESIRED trial. any and ali other
Sewing Machines WALTER BENNETT, Agent. 50 Camp
xsce New Orleans. nn3 2pf6w