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nEPARThENT or TIE INTERIOR,

nkPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ PENSION OFFICE, July 18th, 1876
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY COROkkN
Application having been made under the set Of
June 1850 Tor the reissue Of the following de-
scrfbed Land warrants, which are alleged to hsye
been lost or destroyed Notice 10 hereby given
ehat at the date following the Of each
warIant new certificate or warrant Of like tenor
wiu De reissued, II no valid objection should then
No Is -. for l2o acres, issued under the oct Of
March Sd lSoe, In the name Of Archibald q. Cole,
and wss srsuted January 18th, 1856 October 9Th, t,
No .s4.o7s for lao sorss. issued under the Get Of
March Sd, 1855, In the name OF John Jones' and
Wa granted April LIST, ls66.-October 9th, 1865
Ne 2,62S for l60 scres. fssued under the act of
Aarch 1885, In the name sf James p. Unds rhi H.
asd was granted July II, lS56.-December 1, 1856
, NO. "a ,1S, fer 30 acres. issued under the act o.
septembef. 1870. In the name Of Daniel Milton and
was granted December l2th, l5sl-Decenber lat,
No. D sO6. for 80 acres, issued under the oct of
"a arch Sd, 1855 in the Dame Of Daniel Milton, and
va Granted March 18th. l6s6-December LIST, 1855
NO rs slo, ior l6Q acres, tssues under the oct of
MMMen M y, lSs. IN the name OF Tamor, widow Of
reIix Senfon; ,s and vas granted August Z. lsss-
l. No S.5zi, for SO acres. issued under the act Of
veptenber. 1850 in the name of Spencer Wiley
and wss granted April 30th, 1859 -December IL,
No. 3 Ola, for 80 acres. issued upder the act of
March Sd 1885. fp the name Of Spencer Wiley and
Vas granted February 18th, iSs6.-Dscember ~,
I Jos. n. BARRETr,
" Io-WHW ---l Commissioner.
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The New Orleans Riets-Report Of the Mil
itary Com m is<ion

NK'y YORK, Oct 2-The Tribune has q spe-
cal dispatch from New Orleans containing
tgais the riot in that city. TIE report is signed
bs u ems. Mower, Quincy, Greer and Bsldey.
Ii gives n full synopsis Of the evidence, con-
nrming The dispatches of Gen. Sheridan. The
commission give IL as their opinion that IL was
a ir' concerted plan among the rebel -assocts-
lions for the purpose of Attaching the con ven =
Ton II there was any plaus BILE pretex xt. aud bnt
Tor the declaration OF marital law and the pres
ence OF troops fire and bloodshed would have
rased throughout the night, and all the negro
quarters of the city, and the lives and property
OF tue Union northern men, would have been
at the mercy OF the mob. Three-fourths of the
mob were rebel soldiers. The board review
the conduct Of Mayor Monroe, and be lieve that
his action precipitated the consrQ tina:
eDsnrd from his own acts. The party in power
= New Orleans, with Mayor Monroe, the
hoard believes IL allowed to have their own
way without punishment for their past Of
fences. viii soon render New Orleans a place
OF Insecurity for northern lives and property
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DENTISTRY.

IL REMOVAL
241 10 zoo Penn. avenue, ten doou~
eboSe Orsof DlScoeery an Ueattstyyy 49,
Tsslh Eztraaed WisheSt Pain. All pef 03
sons having Teeth 20 extract. Il would advise them
70 call AZ DR.. LEWlE's once, Bud have tAem
taken ont. Teeth inserted on Rubbsr, Gold and
siiyeT ri:ttes: IN srdsr that all Iersous should
To be convince@ Ct the fact call aud see for your
selves, Also, call and See the new and improved
method OF inserting Teeth
No: 26o PENN avenue, between 18th and 18th
je 2-u 8. b. LEWIE. n D., Densise,
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CLOTHING, DO.


L HuGHEs RIBNIrZKIT.
MERCHANT rAILeRs,
Would tuform their frieni. and customers H6
thai they are aaily in receipt Of their
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
of tbs t,Sst French, kbglish. and Belgian Cloths,
Ga slhs res, and Vestfnss,
and wcuid solicit an esrly call, as thev are deter
iui ned 20 at he lowest hrnres. and guaran'y
10 give sat,sfaetion rs to Prize and quality and
HUGHES RIPEtTZKEY,
Corner Thirteenth str-et and
seS-fm Perusy yiysnia avenue.
DEhoVAL-wM.s TELL. from 3as 70 32s
H IsIBsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th
street,. north eide.
hsv- the pI-a-ure of Informing my customers
and the pnbIic thai have thorous lilly rehtted the
store ,aiely occupied by Mr.. } :. Maxwell Am
pow prepared to show fIcsh stock OF CL0r6S,
GOATINGs, CAssiMEREs, AMI vESTIHGS,
which can with safety ssyI> a complete Aa-ort-
nent MY ,toCk OF - MEMS FURNISHING
(S<SOI)s'i will be found { e.ibrsce full ine of
~ der Gsrme ana the ia,est novelties in Scarfs,
fss,r,. m.de 10 order wM. q TEEL.
rsilo-ias Department. .secord floor; Mens Far
nfs'fibg Goods. fret hoor. eel "
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STRAWBEBRY PLANTSi
=. STRAWBERRY PLAHTsii r.
The following celebrated varieties for sale in lots
A"juCUNDA Oh KNOX, REQ,
WILSON'S ALBANY, D fH.T
PEABODY SIEOLING. ~
.... TBlOMPHE DE GAUD. r.
J.P BARTHOL0W 4 co ,s-I--' !,
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store,
s5s 7th street. below Penn'a ave
sc 70-eo2w Washington, n. @.
A CUE AND TEVER-This dissase can Do sffsc-
n tuaiiy cured BY Mo6TeI AGue Cure and avoid
ed BY the zee OF Moore1A Antidote Satisfactisn In
MOoRE. Druggist,
rr# ~ .-r. 113 PennA Ayenue, south side,
seloN between 10Th and s0th strests.
NHW BoOKA--Harcys . Thirty Years Of Army
~ Life On the :4cr4er. uluetrate4. Annual Oy-
el0DedtA for .leee. Gollvtn ontth1 JectqSee o.
TIE stn9X Of History; summer Rest; by osn Ham
ilton. The 1mSsaA. sditaA by CDss Sargent
.eSS'''n' IS os S"ns"n oo0'sl. kAHoK rAYLoR.
D1oss:E; As::: tI;:s 49,, q S:il 1;s 8
sylyanis avsnus, south ode: be has large stock
Of sfAsAteins, -. - Fsassnsbls DEiees. ~ ut
n 1 - 4 i
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II ST. TIMOTHYp HALL.
he duties Of this institution will be resumed
en- Sept Is, 1855 For terms. &c.. see catalogue
and circular ct the principal bookstores Of this
city, or address the pribcipai. - =
ausl EPARsO IS. CatonviIle, Md.
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No apology seem, requisite. for Of;
fsrlng to the public an advertisement
ofthIs kind, for II ID universally &C.


~ ofthIs kind for It ID universally &c,
I knoyledg,d that tho treatment Of ~
,hssS particular diseases coni,!atsi braneh, Of
medicine which has never bcea snMeIently
cuItfVsted, In consequence Of the fastidioui.
ness OF tho protsssIon, who have abandoned theso
speclaitIes to the care Of lnaualiAed prac-
tftisaers. There exists here no power 70 70.
press the impudenee aud effrontery Of men who
are totally Incompetent to perform the duties
Of their so.called medical practice, thereby tn.
dieting miseriss TO degree unparalleled in any
other class OF human disorders Tho only way
to remedy this evi ID 10 call tho attention OF the
public to well Informed member Of tho
medical prsfcssfss, legally qualified.
and who deyotes his exclusive attention to dis
eases arising from the undue excitement Of the
gensratlve organs. together with those incidental
stages Of acute disorder which, when neglected.
terminate In the horribly wasting form Of con. con
sttutional disorganiratIon. Docter Perrault
ha, paid tic most anxious and untIring
atteniisn, for the last eight years, TO q special
branch Of study, and his mods Of practice, rug-
gested and improved BY experience, and expert
ments made through the medium Of the micro
scope enables him 10 detect the presence ofsemen
In the urine. We wish to; impress those who
have failed of relief elsewhere, that they maybe
rive benefit from examination Of the urine in
cases of Seminal Emissions and Impotency; as
well ss In cases Of Gravel. Diseases Of the Blad.
der and Kidneys and We can at once ascsrtain
the cause Of the patients complaint, 20 a. to pre-
pars tho proper remedies for each particular dis
order, and according to each case %.
Patients suffering from yenered Diseases In
any stage Pains In the Bones, Rheumatism. or
from tho effects Of Mercurial poisoning, who can
whit Ms personally. will receive, In addition 10
our usual treatment Modlcated Vapsr
Baths, without fnrlher charges. This Bath has
nearly superseded all oth.r treatment In Europe.
Reference will be given to several who have
been cured by this treatment, after having failed
with Others ....- ."' 90
Persons Of both sexes who have impaired their
health and destroyed the visor Of their minds BY
their own misconduct. and thus deprived them
selves Or tn. pleasures OF life, are notified that
on consulting Or. PERRAULT, they win find
friend and Physician who has cured many In
every part Of the State, who applied broken
down In health, but are now rejoicing In all that
makes life desirable and man happy. References
can be given, acquired In almost every PAT o. Tue
State. from parties who know OF cases eured oy
Or. PERRAULT, after In vain trying several
His Diplomas are In his Office, where ali persops
can sec for themselves that they arc under the
oare OF regularly qualified praetitionsr We
have tho latest and safen remedies, sod zen
mode Of cure a. can DO obtained at no other once
oT,si. co.s, In SyphilIs 9onorrhea, Glest, Strlc.
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TREsH CORN MEAL; OATMEAL BUCK
I wheat;
Self.rislng and plain Flour;
Java, Costa RIca, and Mocha Coffee;
Vegetables; fresh Ranch and Firkln Butter :
Pickles, Fresh Lard. Green and Dried Fruits
Honey Canned Fruit and Jellies; '. 20
Hukimer Co. and California Cheese;
Golden Syrup, Sandwich Island molassos;
Hams, Bacon md Pork;
An immense stock constantly on hand ana Tor
'1'' VA 'A' w. w. STOvALL,
b. iaoo II No. 8 South street, Virginia
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anscErEANEous ADVERTISEMENTS.

|
|, IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT, tOF
i the Legislature Of the State Of California,
entitled s.sAn Act concerning Corporations"
passed April q, 1850, the Pacific Insurance Com.
pany Of 4an FranciSco makes the following An
nual RsPort;adI ,J-3i7Igai .sbn9mWo2sI
sLoThs ,amSapt q the Capital Stock ot ihIs
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and paid 10
HsiiDTSo amoant 81 ;is Xa;u i; one Nh MI
LION AND SFIFTYoNE THoUsAND. -FOUR
HUNDRED'AND TWENTY DOLLARS and
/ sMi,-Ths cdmpaSy hasNo DEBTS.
| W.-The amount Of inEnrance effected during
the year, Ind which remsinedia force December
81, 1855: OF; SsifasTib $50 q Ssss.! ,slGS
Ere III; 9; ;iiif;aSf. sadss ~
| This Company commeneed underwriting No
rine Risks august !, 1865. t.,;,sa.d,1l
Company insures Rsathst TIE foliowt
lF1RNITURE, MERCHANDISE, RENTS,
LEASE. HOLDS IVESGRIs.I IN PoRTTxnd
THEIR CARGOES. and other PERSONAL
PROPERTY, AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
Also, on cARGoEs, TREASURE, COMMIs,
siONSl dPROPITB and WAR RISKS. and on
ALL MARINE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS, 70 AND FROM ALL PORTS IN THE
iEwORLD. ,ID9E lat.y W. .." 1'' ~
yL-TbIs Company will take on any FIRST.
CLASS RISK not 10 exceed $4,000 Qhe limit
hxcd BY law) and on III largo risks Will relnTure
to an extent conslstent with PRUDENCE IN
other RESPONSIBLE COMPANIES.
m n.
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OF r.. ias1' 81 = D. pX. & s. GOULD Notary Puslis
Seminal WeaLtsess - Sworn aCeftia
q, cate ef a Remarkable Care ofsper.

#s CAt0 - - nO-SAAsSe~ cs~s~ 80 ls1kT--
{. A desire to benefit suffering humanity, snds
feeling Of gratitude. to Doctor w. X. Doherty,
alone Induces me 10 make this statement. For
many years have been afiIeted With that fearful
disease known A. SpermatorhGa, or Seminal
Weakness, to fearful extent, which WIS soon
followed py the most alarming symptoms, -
weakness Of the back and limbs, pain ln the head.
dirnnefS' Of vision, neTvoumess and general Dc.
bIlIty, Ny mind. too, was affected TO Ench an ex.
teut a. to seriously Impair my memory; my IDEAS
were confused audsplritE Depressed. was ayerse
TO society; had evil forebodlngs and selfdstruSt.
and was entirely untitled for any Of the duties Of
life From 1855 10 the summer OF 1868. EN-.
ployed the very best medical talent could 6nd,
and spent several hundred dollars, bnt In no In.
stance could obtain more than temporary Teitn.
had about concluded there was no relief fol, me
IN this world, but, reading DR.. Doherty's adyer.
tiseuent, thought should call and wee him. ~
be charged nothing for ccnnltation. 4 had 40 In
terylew With the Doctor at his office in Sacra'
unento street. md hfi' Zee for treatment WIS 10
reasonable determined 70 Try him, though did
NOT expect much benefit from his treatment On
the fifth Of December last 7 placed myself under
his careS In one week found nypeh very much
Improved, aud now, after Ave weeks treatment,
I feel thoroughly cured OF all my troubles
and I'm the enjoyment Of the best health. Hoping
tha, my experience may be OF benefit 10 othsrs
sImilnry afflicted, l. subscribe. myself =, .E,sg
'Ins' JAMES JOHNSTON
Subscribed md sworn 10 before me, this l5tb
day OF January. a. D:l6H. . HEiEel.L
fIsl A a. RANDALL, Notary Public
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In ali their various FORMS either Primary, Seeonda
~, or Hereditary. completely eradlcatci from tn.
heSlth there viii be no danger so( handing down q
YOUR children that terrible dieessc known A Scrof
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OFFlcERS-Speaker, Hon James A. Banks;
Speaker yro tssA. John c. James. Chief Clerk.
u. E. Allen. Sergeantat-Arms, II. p. Burnham.
of Douglas. Assistant Seryeant.at.Arns, l. l.
Demming, of EsmeraldA Assistant Clerk. Nr.
wiliarnson, OF Lander Minute Clerk. Henry L
Fish. Of washoe. Enrolling Clerk, Philip Stoner,
OF Storey. Engrossins Clerk, r. L Thomas, Of
Lander. Journal Clerk. W. c. Kennedy, DIVA.
shoe Copying Clerks, w. G. Gates, Of
Churchill; and J. f. Platter. OF Storey. Chaplain,
D., n ID Hal. ~
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Opiulsus OF a, Pros.

"DR. DOHERTY y o skIlfnl physician ana
honorable gentleman. Any 1tatementshe makes
10 his patients he II sure TO fulhll. Tha! met
one great cauEe of bis eminent success In Dis pro-
fss,ion. II Is fortunate that among the many sd'
yertI.ing physicisnS there is one who can 90 de'
banded on. .p--ReyIew. III TyEp aa!h" .tA..yS
"DR. nOHERTY'S reputation ~ phyIeisr
Ia a mfncIsnt guarantee for the cnre OF any CASE
hs Chronicle. w pom '..'h ~"
.DR. .DOHERTY has devoted bis 1udY more
n,rtjeuiarly 10 chronic, specific and secret pfac.
tIee. and Al such IL now the most IueceIIfni Of
sny nbysIeIsn In Gan Prsuciseo "--Fres Pnna q
2DR. R.DOHERTY'S reputation 10 ,eecnd 70 no
o,bsr physlcian on tbs coast In chronic and spe-
80 m DOHERTY.-Esw men 10 the medical
profenIop have succeeded IN gaining tbs, copA,
depes Of the public In their ikiIl and Judgment a
he baaY.--Enquifsf.s sp.C y9.IgOf '0il!siu
"DR, p0HERTY ranks, a. ON, pS our most
diitnsufIhed physicisnS, nd also oHS Sf the most
suecessfuL whth 10 now the Erifariou yby which
tho medical practltIonsr 4 judged Echo. =, 80,
D"DR. D0HERrY enjoys q more extensive
practice than any. paysisIAa n thAS.sts,'r-Eti
press.
tant 3m 9nn FranclHco. l,R
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Tn ahA InhfNa.

Subscribed md sworn 10 before me. this l3ib
day OF january. a. p. 1874. uEiIeJ.i
lL-sl had, A. q. RANDALL. Notary Public
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! lRkaaialiala, NearaIEia

al Ii .naMyi Female Pills u ob !oG
Are the bsst ssar used In this climate for Aupprea-
Isor on the monthly lfekfess. Every Lehy should
tstion Il The once Or 6y ielter-free Al letters 70
tufred " Destroyed. 0fcn Hours from Sh.A. TN
AR.A ayAh ssiIni nni 0JML t.in.H ~.
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PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
co by Boat at p. H.. viii take the Cars at
Sacramento, on both roads, at $50 A. ~, for the
Lake Bgler Route. will change TO Stages at
Shingle SpringS For Bonner Lake Route, al
colfsr Station; arriving In Virginia, by both
Lines. in 90 hours from San Francisco,
Crossing tho Moantains by DayliSht
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NEW y TI5NI '!slH1lOtIPi'. s Hl1ltIPi'.
,DRKnYG MAnLkY5

IIXv1SG puRcHA AsEp THE sTocK AND
II tools 6f Y. Cunning & Co., hste opened .
psw shop. cppostei ODD Fellows' Hall Main
street, Gold ain, where they are praparrd ~ 60
all kinds Of -''''', - '''
Tin, 9heei.IPsa, aad CePpessnlAl.s
In the bs,t manner and at The hAoEts.t Hotsss 4
EEParticulaf attention paid to CcPRsrsmiith5;;, =,
''h sscoo ss6 Au " aEo. HADiIY
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aInhilIiic DIseaaei

nt.se nts itsel on this coast,i ofa more formid.
abts than that seen In the Atlantic states
noynn N Hnanish. Chnrse and Sandwich Islsnd dis
eSsS Those or you WHO have visited the Two latter
countrieS, no doubt have seen ahe idrraalni enecn
SfW on both the native aud foreign population. II
,s,r.. =. cjtaesiher difIerent modes OF treatment
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DIR. CHAS. III. TOZER'S
ssssn FsiD PRIVATE :.
M MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
N.R. Ger. jackson and Kearny s,s.,
SAN FRANCIseO,
TA. Great Eradiea,or of Special Conplaists, for.
.nsrly of Locks RoSpitdl. London EiSh
q, .a5DNYsars III Sacramento. and the
.-.,r- last TATes Years IN San aaa.a
FdHcisco. ...
DIR, CHAs. III. TOZER'S
DIR. TOZE R's

.TxpIRIrNCHI is OF FORTY YEARS STAND
IL inF and during that time has met with unpar-
aeled success In the treatment Of all those diseases
k'"e' VsaereaI or Chronic.
! Ills impossible here TO mention all the diseases
with which he d familiar some perhaps VIII not 1e
StruSt,rs Say to mankind i seA6Gse The brain being
the seat OF the dlsease the whole system suffers IN
consequence WIN here engnle,ats some nc 81, q t.e
form an opinion In regard to their complaint and
seek advice 10 tire thereby sayang 5hemelMSss S M,
world q tansng ~ ~ SerTopH @ ,cH Psptson Or t6c
Heart, Trembling OF the Limbs, Headache, and sn
Aversion 70 Genial Society especially that Of fe
There are great many more; but these are sum-
c,eNt and should you Oe suffering from any ofthein
cali on Dr, T0zER, and he viii cure you IN short
ssats soar ease 81 letter, and there win be no ocra-
= siricilre sf tho Urethrn 20.
Il another formidable enemy 70 healtt send lor
yourself OF jts terrible, results. The worst sases
''' 'u'eu GU !" 80 : y yescroaIyDIsenses, yIG
In thslr various iSrn either pT% ss sSs
system Your constitution being restored 70 perfect
health, there win be no danger ,of handing down 70
your children that terrible diseasc known I" scroh
- -, SyphiIitic Dtseases0 IHVom3.
As n presents Itself on this eoasts of more f2Lmid
~ =
or ESTope. arising from tbe fact of ~ being com.
sSss eSana %sS.s q You VIC have he lSS
counties, no doubt have seen Nc iarrsS Snec
require. =. % % altogether dinsrent modes oftfcatment
IN mon TIE Oh RsrmuIas. or ~.
@ nd ds...s an f. q @ sn
sss sI:sH III. di;.s.s g sn .sIsysisd
.nd inlni whoas So...In M Az i:s al d,s.s asys
5Ss SR1 sSeassa. s.Ss q Sins S% You soa
,Ds Sss saS 81: e. sssy a az
you3 ..llf,.. 90 70 s,..I.,.i -, ..,.n,. '.'
n ,,raSnS ths dise,se and purifying the blood 90
iSsiis.Ss is no danger Of secondary .yup'1"' ". %
l,o yni. RHe06asish, Neuralgia, ~
tsa Dc N. o S 4. ssss
IS: $ 8: 3: $ u:
~ 00f fp ,stY' ts...srs - .II.r ~ F...i..'
e.hSiTItsJ,,1s e,nnrs..son. M p,jnfinI Men.
ssTaaiion s sse.. es. hss besn ms stud, FOR Gres.
n@Ss, q Sys, gs,t;, Tn. sna can ey p'oHe petee'
nat detsrsd un s.lllnI on Dt, T9S Msl ER nom
dss,S ssT q eI.s Us psiG. eps s..d
With H., rfmo,t secresy!i y f1TT s5i 10 'TTT
' y w. nv, Pen.Ie pills N oG ,5a
Are tns s,cl useI W sns la 1Snms
100 o. ne , ~ s.s. ~ nae.siy Pse T5 CopsuI
i.tien \ tSs once Or Sy ieetef.frce x letters 3.
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DR. DE ANDRES
-PuRE-
EARSAPARILLA BITTERS.

The attention of the Pnbc City Country Trade re,
spectfnLy called to the introduction Of the
SnrsnparilIa Bitters,
The most Pleasant and valuable Btter that has ever been
odnced in this country The trade general can oe supplied
by the following Grocers Druggists
FaJo, Marks Il Co., 4S, 45 and AZ New Levee street
Griffin Porch, 81 and 80 Tchoupftoaas street
Z. j. Hart & Co., 49, rs and IL Tchoupitoulas street
L. Basel, cor. Grayier and Tchoupitou!as streets.
+ Avet Cambon, 50 and 81 Old Levee street.
John 7. Moore Poydras and New Leves streets
Vim. C. Mitchell, Camp and Poydras strses
Cass Bowling, 30 Poydras street.
W Marsden, Druggist, cor Magazine and Gravier.
Turner Wales, Druggists, Royal and Customhouss
G. n MORRISON, Agent,
z MagszIne street
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Ihqs done and passed the city New Orleans Tie day
oh ana year aforesaid in the presence Of Adophe
ana Lewis @. WoOdvie witnesses who heeunto I'm tbeT
names with said parties and me notary
r., ~, The original is signed:
Neo W. hlanSon, o. A. Eag8r, Edward Ricney
and others.
A A. Lenes, L. c. Woodyille,
Edward BAnetL notary public.
true copy from the Original
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public
lhe undersigned Deputy Recorder of Mortgages for the
atan ana NJ OF New Orleans, Of Louisiana certifes
s oFesOng act of Charter has this day recorded in
hl3 ONCE in society B No 100 to lga
NEE ORLEANS May lst, 1866
VsIgnedO CHARLES E. LRNEs
Deputy Recorder,
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WINTERS IMPROVED PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
lanes Patent Set and Feed works"

We respectfully call attention to our IMPROVED
PATENT SET AND FEED works. some OF the particu.
Lar advantages claimed therefor being follows
la-- he nstanlaneUus Of he
Og y the All ending the Saw, With single motion Of the
manu- under device at simple effective. no
wise subject to breaage dersngeenthe log OF Whatever
Ae y the SAWYER as above stated and uuerrng uni
ioTaiy in the thickness OF the pauk throughout insured
zalhe saving secured only in the number of hands
employed about the mill but the savg Of that Of far
more importance, towit in the working Of the mill
snceuty illustrated perhaps when that in the
setting time usually required by mills are able to
run back, SET and another plank! Thus we are
enabled to cut three twenty feet panks dit squired in ng
minute! accounted for in by the TACT that the Saw az
most Increasingly engaged THE runbacku time eycepta in
actual work from the the place until ii ID
entirely converted into lumber! "
5d-Ihe peculiar arrangement of the Feed Works :"
whereby the slip and and always incident 10
taneous " starting and stopping unfaingy effected
+-Ihe substantial and perfect proportions the Mil To-
gether with its combinations OF Steel Mandre Bsbb
Metal selfOing and SeifAdusng Boxes the frequent
astron supports on the carriage for the log unusual
0enty Of hnsh are among the other partc
arly Characterize Mill which secure for ii the nf
ing admiration Of the practical.
hese references sufficient trust to secure for or
NH all that required and all that any Instance
to insure preference namely An examination before pu
chase elsewhere" ~ pa
.,,,--.--,-.y-.,, WINTER CO,
General Commission Merchants No Broadway New York
RB-N "LANES PATENT SET WORESn anniied
with facility to Mills Of other patterns.
MONROE & REpDINGTON
Agents for the above Mill,
No. h3 Carundelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-28
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