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mUNICIPAL ELECTIoN.
For mayor.

We are autAcriztd to annognss r B. CHEAT5AMa can,
aidats recession to the Office Of Mayor Of Nashville
6ng2l-te'
We are authorized 70 ACTON YOUNG candidate
for Mayor OF Nashville at tia ensuing ssct3n- . -
augl4s -s'.-
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they make tnelr appearance
Correspondence Of Il Riesmsrd Examiner. 49,
, PoRTsHourB, Aug So - If theses things
are contir1ned fully. the enemy have gained 80 adj
vantage over Us which it viii not be easy 10 repair
if they show pluck. Roanoke Island commands
some Of the most important inlets of the Old North
State, andrepntedy n be made OF nse by the bin
colnites in preventing the prosecution of that
meraial intercourse which has heretofore since the
blockade, been invaluable to the South. "a
But, at the eleventh hour, the authorities here
are working with VIII and energy. Yesterday
General Hnger sent forward, by steamers four
companies of the the Sd Georgia Regiment, Col
Wright, and this morning the rensaining SIX corps
left the Burke Gusrds, Capt. MusgroSe Brown
Rifles. Captain Nisbet DAWSON Greys, Capt Nc
Rhsrtsr Home Guards, Capt. Reid Governors
Guards, Capt Griffin w lkinson Rifles Capt Besll;
Confederate Guards, Capt, Walker Young Gu ard,
Capt Lee DAVIS Ausketsefs, Captain Cone; aud
Athens Guards, Capt. Biiups. as8 tze fsr1g .ssts 4
OF course fhe authorities Of the invaded State
are co operating with our cwn in this matter, and
il may be Ihat by q happy and timely Conjunction
of trosps the Eedderalists will lind their trick Of
10 practical advantages. Their strength is five
thousand, landed which is, perhaps, all the force
they can spaFe from Fortress Monroe, and certain
" Eescan soon send troops enough, with adequate
means 70 dislodge the rAsesls. - asss s7s Tg-E
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General OrdeFs-NO. 49," = G.
ASA FoRT HENRY, TENxEssEE RIVER, /.
- August e, 1851. -
All officers and soldiers belonging to this Tenth
Post regiment are directed to join their respective
commands Immediately. By order Of
A HERMAN, Col Com. Fort Henry.
WI. MCCOSMCo, Adjutant. -
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: NashvfIie Efefchunts.

-.aF2ir PIsyz resi- ponds to a correspondent frem
MurfreeaBofo' in asotlier coIunin his expiahation
is certainly philosophical explanation of the inter-
msdiate advantage Of 5nsrehapts IN supplying the
country with what it most wants now. While the
merchant does not demand too largea profit, for his
useful laboFs. he is certainly, great crisis like
she present. one Of the most useful agents for good
In the community
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For Alderman.
For CauaciInan.

are authorized 10 vs. 8. O6E ATTAIN
ddats Ter Alderman the Fifth Rard the ensuing munich
pal election in September Eug4-te
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General OOTdsr, No. IS. -.-s- -
CANP TRogsDALE, Aug. 9th, 1851
All absent officers and men, belonging to this
post, are requested to report themselves imme-
diateiy for duty. JNo. c. BRowS,
Colonel Commanding Post.
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entirely unlike every other nsdcins prescribed Ter Vens
real Diseases, contains mineral psHon nasseoEs
drugs being prepared from roo 0ars and leaves in the I'M
Of pleasant snd delicious Syrup. .---l- --
Il natures remedy for 0onoThosa, tClapl Seot
Gravel Structure, and especially recommended for FuoT Al
Femsles for this COMP sint II is Invaluable
As general alternative and blood purifier It has equal and
does not fail 70 srofuA secondary GyPh glAndulas
dwellings, msreurEl and all eTuPtvs diseases, curing them
speedily and Permanently than any other med
cine known II does this by purifying and cleansing the
Blood Causing 1t 70 heE In all its original purity and vigor
us removing from the system spure AID pernciouI
which have induced disesss.
In all old cases GonoTrhsA and Gset hasd slI
aedieal skill II ia especially recomnenden old il
falls ard three days
few doses positively removes s scSing heat, ehoraea and
pain.
It does eject tia breath IntsTfs with any
huE.Resz. -
II requires assistance from ether medicine.
It lay the toilstt be counting roC, Ei
sat Its tsing suspected remedy for private din
Treatise Diseases, With Ill directions ther
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
Per full directions get Circular fss from drugia
the United States
1t sold 90 par bottle OF three belesf IS
~ all responsible druggists and dealers in nes roughsu
the United States, and st wholesale By all VhesIe drggsts
POTTER & MEEWTN, Sole Proprietor
Memphis, TENN. 49,
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ExoITrMENr N NoRTn CAROLINA

The vAndais ina Fun Possession,
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PimPles IsanishedI
Faces Made ClezRg
HOW 81 @-1l .i-.------z---'- o
By enc weeks use Ct TIE Magnolia ralmI PsEsetly harm
less bat elegant and e6ectuOi preparation. -
Price 50 cent? per totte. Sold eysryzhsre
@@= " \ HAaAN & CO., Prorrissorl, Troy, 3. Z.
feba4-d&v3a -5-la. Is = e.,
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Sold IL NASHVILLE bg " MEMBERSHIPS, Berry Denoy
swing Ps1d.stOn, and by El rsHpcnEbie druggists
where -- oet29dtE&s1y /,
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aPnOEAL Noxss IS.


HTRsAdsr hsvs yas ssss Prof YoodI aaysrsszsa IA Cd
Fapsrs hsad 81 Il Will Interest yos. -
mar22-dkElV
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1t ap7earirg to satisfaction IN 2. Matlock ard
Nausha Natlock two Of the Defendants IN this cause an
Of the STATE Of Tennessee beyond reach
Of the ordinary process 81 Ibis Court Il s therefore ordered By
that pubeaiioI made for ous the Uaon and
American, neEspaper published In Ire city Of nashville re-
quirng said nonresident defer dana before the Dick
ber 1851 and then and there plead dsnr to ths
above petition, or the Ssme vii be keafor confessed Is 70
taem AID set for hearing tx paFtsy August Z, ls5L
Aug f-w4t printers fee %. Taos. O. MORRIS, o 4
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Hon. FRANnS PIERCE, Ex Presidents Of the United
States, arrived at Louisville on Saturday morning
last and teok lodgings at the Gait House. aiszz
The traitor, ENERsON ErHERDGE, is now staying
at Cairo, undoubtedly with the view or giving all
the aid and comfort to the enemy against his father
and mother and country in his power. -
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BLOOD REaOVATORs { p

aGorativo Cordia
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Notice 10 ConsigReeS ard Shippers.
Ii Goods recefvea ~ he Rzrsad at NaGkTiIs Depot
"A must Be removed within twenty four hours, they will
be sent awaIeaoue, and At tie expense Of the Con
signse Freight Tor shipment win perceived until
sug6-dIn A4s4 J. D PHLBEGER: Agent
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wILLO WOOD EOR GUN POWRER.

WILLO " WOOD ROB GUN P0WRER.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, .z-.Eb
500 C'RDs OF WILLOW WO0D VIII be rur hasei in
tNBO small lots eliTerei at Nashv lie, which lib
ers price VIII be pd The Wills may he OF any sIe,
The OrsnsSe beng pree ed the larger STICKS split
at the tine Of cutting The must he unf1r ~
fee: length, the Isure fee: long feet
high ana feet broad, containing IG6 cubic ct ..
Two thousand pounds Pc will BE purcAasel By the IN
denigne1 at Nashville. GEO. W. RAINS, 1
Maj. Art. and Ord Q. 3. a.. <
Re'er g. D. MOTEsu,Esq rae EE.a tep3u
$50 Howard.
WILL give ia, asove reward for the apprehension and dev
III ery t. me Of .-- -- .-.-------. a.. .--.-- ~
ANDE n SON, --.
taken Of s State SIS taken up ard sscrrei 50 Aa
an get him He may have left here with some Of tie Reg
mtnts Iaay still BE- about town b.
Description.
Back with hert close hair prominent lips set OF
teeth, rather SLOW spoken has slight the
neck the effect OF teller weighs $50 about feet 10
inches hisA and is IL or Is years old
P3 DIFF wLBLAWRENoR
p b.. PROF. o. BECKER,
pleased inform ruh that he Is prenarel to teach
L few re Scholars on the Piano, Guitar etc., etc.
Orders let at James A. Mcolures Union Dspct will be
promptly attended -. set3
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walls IN al this section and eFen the boys arm
ing themselves to drive back the invaders should
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THkoM about mil . west Of the city
Gray Mare MuIe,
ased sbout years. sbou: ~ Rs high, long tail, harness
maks.
give reward Of IS for her dslFeryto a. Mr.. Gee
Livery Market street. IS detesoa OF
the thief IL said mule has been stYIsn.
aug3I-dltE .-- $3.50. -s- JOHN LY0NB.
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STRAYED 0Il STOLEN. - :

4 NoUNTRY JE ANS, LJNsEY, AND WOOL STOCK DEPOT
auf3I-tl BENJF SHIELDS 4 CO.
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M POWERS spE,eelt corner Public squsrs and Market
IVA sree, has iu IecsiYd large lot OF Gray Ranusl,
Hickory and Che Shirts buhsa Coats and Blankets sword
Belts Sashess Pistols Cartridges geld lace ard military Bot
tons Of All desorPcps Also, Hs stock Of Cloth
ing, which viii sell at wholesale retail. L-slIsa
II. R0WEKS,
Corner Square snd Market street,
sugli-lm Nashville Tennessee.
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CoLDsBoRo, N. c., Aug. 80, P. Mt is stated by
ssengers up from Newbern, that the attack on
atteras commenced on Wednesday, and after a
" and half's terrific fighting, the garrison sur
ndered Thursday st meridian.
All our men save fifteen or twenty, who made
sir escape, were taken prisoners. The killed and
unded, it is thought, will reach IS. The prisO-
5 will not exceed GOO. The loss of the enemy is
known, but it is believed to hayeibee consider
e.
he Fort was emily surrendered after the ammu-
on had been exhausted. This is the more re-
tied because there is now at Newbern from three
our thousand solid shot AID probably fifteen
dred Shells
n attack is unprecedented at Newbern, and many
sons have left the town, Great excitement pre-
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A New Saint.

The Corpus Christi (Texas) R0nehero,
of January 18th, has the following sim
guitar statement 3:
Great excitement exists at the pres
cnt fine among the Mexicans i'll West
rrn Texas, and, indeed, among many
Americans, occasioued by a report that
a Saint has mysteriously appeared in
Mexico, at some point near Carmargo,
who possesses the power to feed thou
sands Of people with two or three tor
tiHas, (ittlc cakes, each getting all he
can eat cures all diseases flesh is heir
TO, restores sight 10 the blind /; in fact,
performs all kinds OF miracles. No ono
can tell his name or where he came
from. He says that he will be killed
in Mexico, and requests that his muir
dcrer may not be punished. He claims
he is sent on an especial mission to the
Mexican people, and that he shall per.
form many wonderful things and make
many disclosures before lie closes his
career. Apparently but sixteen or sew
entcen years Of age, he has a great
beard of patriarchial length !; and as nm
evidence that he is no imposter, it is re-
ported hat General yidaurri, had him
cleanly shaven, and then told him if he
was really a nan Of God, as he prOfes.
scd, TO canse his beard to re-appear up
on his face. The Saint requested his in
terrogator to turn his back for a few
moments. which he did, and after ma
king a prayer and going through some
mysterious ceremony, presto his face
was covered with beard the same as
before.
Thus the story goes, and if not true,
certain it is that the Mexicans Of this
aud the adjoining counties are swarm
ing thither in large numbers, and some
Americans are preparing to go.
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uALLIIE & SENIINEL.

THE DEAD WTG-l .,,,,oriso, with
the loss OF a wife, all otI.- h~ercaye.
mcpts are trites. The wife she ~,
fills 50 large n space in the domestic
heavens : she VINO is 80 busted, 80 IN
wcaried bitter, bitter is the tear thst
tails N her clay. You stand beside her
grave and think of the past it seems
an amncr-col,red pathway where the
suU shown On beautiful flowers, for the
stars hung giitteriug overhead. Fam
would the soul finger there. No thOrns
are remembered above the sweet clay
save those your own hands have unwit-
urEiy planted. Her noble tender heart
lies open u your inmost sight. You
tlInn Of her as all g~ent,oness, all beau
~ and purity, Blu: she il dead. The
dear head HAT has So often lain upon
your bosom, o rests upon a pillow o.!
clay. The hands that administered So
untiringIy are faded, white ard cold
beneath the gloomy portals. +he heart,
whose every beat measured au eternity
Of love, lies under your feet. And
there is no white arm over your shoui.
utI itN-iD >ptdhtHH ldttN u lOoh up
i'll the eye Of l5ve-Ho trembling lips t.
muTmUr, 20, il is too sad - There Is
"a strange hush in every room. Nosmi!c
to meet you at mght-faIl-and the clock
ticks, and ticks. and ticks! 1t was
sweet music when she could hear il.
Now it seems only the hours through
which You watch the shadows of death
/ gathering upon the sweet face. But
many a tale it tclieth Of joys past, sor-
rows shared and beautiful words regis
tered above. You feel that the grave
cannot keep her. You know that she
is often by your side, an angel pres
cnce. Cherish these emotions /; they
will make You happier. Let her holy
presence be as a charm to keep You from
evil Ia all new and pleasant connec'
tons give her a place in your heart.
Never forget what she has been TO you
that she has loved you. Be tender
TO her memory.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02
L.. =. Mail Line,

BETWEEN pLAoUEMNE y CLARENDON.
F- q The steam prope Ter FiRGLNL3,
,AARonoLrH MILLEE, Captaln. viii leave
PiaqIrmIne. carrying the mail, every Tuesday
Morning. at G o c.ocR preciseiy-snd returnIngl
leave Charenlon every "Wednesday Morning al
& 4. clock. ard arrive az Piaquemine the same
day. Leave p aqn.mine again. on Saturday NOM
INC al E. and leave Iharen'oa again on Sunday
m,ruing al E o'clock. connecting wllhthe ib"rvIiie
to- Baton Rouge and Bayou sara. and with the
-. Mary tor Franklin aud New Iberia.
ny>njppc,s VIII please see that their freight
is OF board ia" boa the evening previous 10 her
departure.-FoT further particulars apply TO
,er22 ), McNILLIAM> X co.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02
FEhfale IRc.

Thj Undersigned would say to his
aS45 friends and 10 the public generally thai,
St6zls ~ las lust received a new >ppIy @;
" hlIe and Red Rhine Wine. OF a quality mucu
superior 10 that received last year. lhe public
may RELY upon this wine being the true and ac>
'uai juice OF re grape, as it cane from the Nlue-
yards on the Rhine. Call and try II.
auzIl GABRIEL BlEiiLER.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH!
:, a.
Surgeon UeHfiSf,
1aa MIL NIREEI

Corner on 81. PetNr street EnterGhee on So.
Peter Street.
CONTINUES 70 cali the attention Of those
" who need he services of a competent Den
tist, aud those persons whose Teeth have been
Injured by unskiiliul Dentists, whose gold drops
out a short time after the Teeth are plugged, and
whose Artificial Teeth cannot be worn with COM
fort, by applying to J. A. CAsApAvAYT. they can
have all operations in the Dental Art performed
conscientiously, and in the most scientific manner.
He bsnumbS the gums. before Extracting Teeth.
with a chemical preparation invented by HIM,
which lessons the pain. Consultations in
French. Spanish and English. dec3l
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02
PROEESSFO1:gk C.FEDS.
JAMES Z. CoLE,
.FttOrpey at Eair.

WILL practice IA the Courts OF the Sixth
w Judicial DIstrIcc, aGa tue Supreme Court
Ct Louisiana
vI.ls, La lrri-lv
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02

VIM. II. Clark, the editor Of the Ken.
dall(Il Clarion, loves a good joke, and
never lets an opportunity slip that pro-
misses a dish Of fun. Here is his last
DIsGuIsEp.--We have lately got a new
suit of clothes, and no man could be
more enectualIy disguised. We look
like a gentleman Upon first putting
them on, we felt like a cat in a strange
garnet, and for a long time thought we
were swapped off We went to the
house, and scared the baby into fits (;
our wife asked us if we wanted to see
Mr.. Clark, and told us that we would
fnd him az the Office !; went there
and pretty soon one of our business
men came in, with a strip Of paper in
his hand. He asked if the editor wa
in told him we thought not asked
him if he wished TO see him particular
" said he wanted TO pay that bill /;
told him we didn't believe he would be
in /: business mar left. Started to the
house again ; met a couple Of young
ladies /; one Of them asked the other
"What handsome stranger is that y
In this dilemma, we met a friend and
told him who we were, and got him to
| introduce us to our wife, who is now as
proud of us as she can be. The next
| time we get a new So {, We shall let her
| know it beforehand.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02
MISCELLANEOUS
BrW0Ec Seminary.

4 SCHOOL for Young Ladies WI! b" opened
y H. Plaruemiue on the l,t Of October next,
az he residence Of Mss II. Rus.
The Musical Department IS under tne charge
Of MIS- h rms.
Tar rGasse. viii be tau-I' by the PRINCIPAL.
ai'H by competent assi.'au's.
ga. course OF studies vii. te rourlet" H. Eng
I.' rrf Fr.ach and c'uer branches al Education
For further particulars apply 20 ths pU.Upai
srr-.-iy MRS. p. JUN.L.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02
OYSTER SALOON.

80 OYSTER SAkOoS
S The undersigned would respectfully
inform his friends and the public generally that
his Oyster Saloon is now in "full blast" where
Oysters are served up in every style. Also
Game and other LUXUFies,
including ''lronsides Gumbo," and Gumbo, OF ev-
cry other description; Soups. Roasts, stews, Frys,
Broils-Salmon, Holsters. SaTdines, nc. &c.-
Desserts and DeliCacies:
and WINES and LIQUORS Of all kinds, and Of
the most superior quality. Give ne a call
novl2 ii. LEBLANC.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02
KETTLE SEFTE.N'G.
. Labor of Years Reduced TO a
Few Day.

HAVING been INDUCED by frequent ]so'ici'a-
IL ton. 10 make public the Science OF Kettle
Setting that practice, | hereby give ~no'ce'o all
persons desiring 10 acquire a knowledge Of he
arr. that ] will give them instructions tor tn"
Setting o. Kettles, Tor either wood or coal. Oh aP-
p]iicaliou 10 M.
Nv system ie basel upon principles. the plan
sibillty and correctness OF which admit Oi no con-
tradiciion. which are quickly and fully comPre
heuded, and therefore not liable 10 be e1sIly Tor.
gotten.
have models for FIVE different constructions
of Kettles. and designs by which Instruction II
made easy. and the art soon acquired. Copie'
OF designs OF drawings are given 10 those whom
! instruct. All those 10 whom | teach my sys-
TEN. are also assisted by my services. il required
Instructions are only given TO those who have
been three or tour wears al the business OF Kettle
Setting. and are good WoIkmeu.
For iuriher particulars, inquire, by letter o.
otherwise. OF the undersigned.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
FiqucmIre, (Parish Of IbcrvillcJ La FEB. -, 1850,
RJer to-DT. {. Clement. lberyIlIc.
Louis Desobry, ST..
" GcrvoIs 4 Roman SctlsiTs,
" John Scblaire.
" Svlvar MarionneauX,
d" Edward J. Gay.
" Jas. {. Woods, West Baton Rorge.
" Dan. II. Hickey. do
" Thompson J. Bird. East Baton Roug'
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Press GmG TuRcx Ior .m'c

! SECOND HAND IMPERIAL PRESS
- ~ s. As, 4 jargc 9nsa'.y { 'yres -
var nus K nis, sufficient to cStabNso a small
country Office.
The above is the Press and principal part
of the types which are now used hy the Ca
ze,te &. Sentinel" As the uudrTs Cnei ca
ca ate 10 have no further nse for them II a
shor; time. anticipating getting = .arge press
AMI new typesl those materials vii he sold
low for cash. For further particulars apply
by letter 10 W. i. BEAObURN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02
LARGEAND wELLsELECTED STOCK o.
CABINET TUnNIxuRH.

Having within the past year greatly enlarged
their establishment, they are now enabled 10 ex-
hibit the best and most varied assortment .
Cabinet Furniture ever offered for sale in the
South. comprising everything necessary in the
furnishing of a dwelling. In addition 10 Furni-
ture. we keep for sale Plush. Hair. Eaamaied
Cloth. Gimp, Cord, 7assets, Springs. 1dcks, Urine
VarRish. Giue. St.
Spring. Hair aud Moss Manrdsses Patent Spring
Bed Rohims-a new and economical invention.
Comforter,, Sheets, 1preads, Puiotc CASES. an'
Mus9nitO Bars, Mirrors, OF all sizes, IN endless
variety.
PLAN aid CheoLsd India hathhg; Refrigerator.
Of all kinds. together with he bores OF every size
City ard country purchasers will always hn'
our stock ready for their Inspection ami are cor
daily invited 10 visit our store and examine 10
themselves. apl7-ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02

Fine Black silk Cravats. 80 CTS q pieces. ant
every article ior gentlemens toilet equally
cheap.
Aua every ar,,cls for Gobtlsm-u's rnIei equally cheap.
-" STARTS mate 10 Orisr iH Frey style
Frr -sli measuramrul, send so. o. meek. lrrath from
e.B;-- 81 bu : o. eud e wri-tbaud, - 4. the elbow bent 81
r.htuustr. your height and weight.
For Drawers Wal,t and crotch or made seIn
Tor Htlf Hose. sizr Of boot.
Shirts made 10 order IN every style. Direct
tons Tor self measurement sent by post.
:. y. MOODY.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02
PILLS.

THIS Purely Vegetable Pill. which is.poken
/ Of 50 highly By all who have used Them.
Tor D,arrhea. Dysentary. Piles, &c. SC, or any
affection ol the Bowels and stomach, can be had
No. g3Camp street New Orleans.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02

IHiVTIVN' NN''t IT|| p
Ashcraf. Reauvents, and Hear>ou STEAM
GUhGE~. for jocomUiivc ari an .ra." rrZi'rs
STEAM WHISTLES, BR'S~ COCKS and
COUPLINGS. and every description ~ BTss
Work %. my arn mdngISc'ure
India Rubber Il 9 all Iii'erluge o. emit.
GA~S PIPES from is II" 3 Iu,a's in taTre.
ter. and al connections - sul' same.
The troGe supplied with Bras, Work al New
York prirrs. ior ,a>u.
Planter. and others interested W"1'' 10 WI!
10 call and examine my 0'e,m Trans io' the
manufacture az Srga, before purchasing else
wh re-. Th-V hsv. been 10 operation ior many
wears aud give UuINsrsai sarStac'Inn.
Al orders filled wi,u Dispatch.
rEEptcr 10 Edward ! CAV. o. Ills pFrjsh.
for y horn ! put no a tram last yeaI AI-"io L.
{. Camp. who has had Tram seven years in
>urcc,,lui oppIa;on ieb2J-.y
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-02
IyRNETy0H.
C.. ELIYTw e. ISEES

~ < as Royal street, Ne,o Orleans,
Would invite the attentionA
8 <fSsS7sa of their friends and the pnb-A
st5--AN1 lie 20 their III