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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-12
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS.
ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND THE SOUTH.

The Orange and Alexandria Railroad having eom
peted Through Freight Arrangements with tho 4 ALA
oelpbia " uminkton and Baltimore AMI Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroads and It's connexions In gina Tenneasee
Georgia Alabama, aud Mississippi is now prep sred e,
tranpsort freight with regularity and despatch to al
accessible points in the SOU hwect and sou.h
As this is the only All rail Route between Phrsde,
phia and the South, 1t cemmends ItAen at once 10 bs
favorable consideration OF shippers Cars win be ru.
through from Philadelphia TO Lynchbulg, virginia
without breaking bulk and the entire arrangements ara
such NIL speedy transit and prompt delivery
70 ali Southern and Southwestern points.
To secure all rail transportation, Goods must b,
marked "VA U. and A. T. T., and sent to the Depots
the Philadelphia, imington. aud Baltimore RAjIroad
BROAD and PBluE streets
For Rates OfIre'ght or O,hermformatlon, apply 10
JAMES C. WILSON,
Agent o. and A. RR.,
No. l06 South FIFTH Street
10 1; im Two Doois below Chesnut
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
TINTED r-S STATES n, MARsHAL's a OFFICE


PHmADELPBIA, October "a, 1866.
whereas, the District COurt OF the United States
me Eastern District OF Pennsylrania proceeding ON
nbols 1llea in the name Of tho United states hath
decfeed the gath day OF october. A. d. 1866 that all
who claim TO have any interest In teen hun
Ored pounds OF cotton, and tve hundred and twelve
collars paTr proceeds OF sale captured by the barque
OLIVIA y. DAVIS, under command OF John p
shTou also nine bales and ten hundred and
twenty tour dollars and ten cents part OF the proceeds
bales OF cotton and halt bale cotton and tbirty
hundred and eighty dol We canfs
part Of ne PT9eeeds o. SALE captured by the schooner
twenty nine hundred and eight dollars, torty-seven
cents captured bY the barque CEPHAS sTtRRFT.
ana that John +. Shr0uds Charles SeweIl Josannb
F1anols and Adam johnson, Richard r. D. Yonnpg
Hansen Gregory, DR., be monished and cited "Ns'
Ther eIore az persons VINO claim have any interest
IN me same COTTON and moneys are Onished and ted
20 appear before the Judge OF the said GonT ~ ctea
Ifhnadelpa on the twentieth day az n pnhIicatoy
saHId no ha cause why the SAID cotton and MONEYS
aStaqe moi OF u be q belong at the time Of the
nation as lawful prizes. 'iA"ie 10 cohuem-
1be above is an abstract of the uooni.,or. ,.. :.
the Court IN said causes - ''''"'. isSueu W
To 2Smth til l3l " ~ pTrHAupn
united States Marshal Eastern District PennsyIvanla
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

New YORK, June I2.--Letters from Madrid give
some particulars of the military conspiracy which
has lately been discovered in that Capitals
An attempt was made on the night of the 24th
ult., by nearly the whole of the garrison to make
pronunciamento which it was hoped would be
supported by popular insunection
The government received timely warning of the
conspiracy, which it prevented from assuming an
extensive character, by Immediately arresting
great number of officers implicated in the affair.
Marshal O'DOnnel was, it is said, obliged to pass
the night in the ministry Of the interior and it is
determined to. place Madrid in a state of siege.
The Pail Mall Gazette gives rumor that the
Emperor Napoleon has written letter to the En-
perOr Macmillan asking him to give over the ad
ministTation of Mexican customs to the French
authorities, security for the payment of interest
on the three per cent loan, and adding that unless
this is done it will be necessary to recall the
French troops.
1t is reported on the Paris bourse that Bour-
bon conspiracy, consisting Of thirty persons,
which had assembled in Paris for the purpose of
getting up revolution in Naples had been dis
covered by the police. The Spanish government
is said to be implicated in this affair. We hear
from Paris that France and Russia are now on the
most cordial terms.
An Alexandria letter states that the grain crops
now coming forward in all parts Of Egypt promise
10 be most abundant. The prohibition against eX-
port of cereals is consequently expected to be
removed.
In Turkey the cotton crop is much below the
quantity Of that staple.
Marseiiies journals state that considerable pur-
chases Of corn and -four have been made ia that
pert on account Of the Italian war Two days
back twenty thousand barrels Of -four and forty
thousand heximeters Of corn were bought for that
destination. ,
Serious disorders hfae just broken out at Muir
renburg in Prussia. Men of the reserve broke
into private houses, and demanded with menaces,
money, provisions and clothes. Shops we're pill
laged and threats Of general pillage were openly
made. Officers were present at these scenes Of
brgandage, unable to control the men, and troops
had to be sent from Danzic and Elberge.
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR--A DESPERATE AND DE-
CIsIvE BATTLE EXPECTED AT An EARLY DAY
PROFESSOR AGAssIz IN BRAZIL.
NEW YORK, June l3.-Advices from Rio Janero.
May Sth, state that the Paragraphs had evacuated
their ntrenched camp OH The road Ia Humaita.
| The allied feet was on its way up the Paraguay
river to invest Fort Humata and Gen. Allegro Is
troops had reached Condaria on the upper Para
na, on their way to invest the fort on the land
side. desperate and decisive battle was
expected.
Prof, Agassiz and his wife have arrived from the
valley of the Amazon, and at a lecture given by
him in Rio Janeiro the imperial family were in
attendance.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

promises, admonish us to quake no further delay
Referring to the third section, Mr.. Stevens said he
could not look upon the Senate amendment as an
the government of the country, both State and
National; and might give next Congress and
President to the constructed rebels, With their
enlarged basis Of representation, an8 the excIqs-
saw no hope of safety unless in the prescription
of proper enabling acts, which should do justice
to the freedmen, and enon enfranchisement az
condition precedent. While he saw much good in
the proposition, he did not pretend to be satisfied
adoption, for he deprecated delay. "Let us" he
said, in conclusion, no longer delays let us take
what we get now, and hope for better things
in future legislation in enabling acts or other pro,
YsiOns.N
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

.rI ghs ss9 names and interest % the pae, this

Thus done and passed tho city New Orleans tie ~
month and year aforesaid in the Of Adophe Lenes
and Lewis G. WOodvie Witnesses who hereunto sign their
names with said parties and notary.
r, The original is signed:
Geo. W. Manson, G. A. EagaT, Edward Rgney
and others.
A. A, Lenes, L. G. Woodville,
Edward Barnett notary public.
"A true copy from the Original
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public.
The undersigned Deputy Recorder of Mortgages for the
parish and City Of New Orleans Louisiana certiaes
aS the foregoing of Charter has this day recorded
his office in Society h. No 6f 100 l0s
NEW ORLEANS, May lst, 1856
GS!snedJ CHARLES E. LENES,
Deputy Recorder
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

me nfst il o. human oelhg5 s happDess aud happnezE
implies health Of body ana mind.
Dr. Whites experience and for thlrtyone years
extensive practice large cities brought to him fo
treatment vast amount Of every Of dissase
and chronic
His remedies restore the stomach liver blood and
secreon and ezcretons Of the entire system unhealthy
healthy condition Instead Of inuring any part Of ys.
TEN the constitution they and repair injuries
and wastes Of the entire organis with uly
sound bods.
The Institute established for the fall chronic
dseabeS viz Rheumacs Colds Coughs Bronchitis Laryn
chis Asthma Consumption and ali diseases Of the
Lungs, Heart Liver, Spine Stomach Bowels Costveness
Dyspepsia scroula, Kings Evil White swengs all Sores
Ulcers, Abcesses Cancers Piles Fistula Syphilis and
rhea in all their Mecua and hereditary ain all
cal impurities of the Blood Jaundce of the Eyes
Brain, Goitre Bg Neck Diseases of the Kidneys Grsve
Dabets DropsCal Diseases all Female Ailments, Weakness
Wasting and Nervous Afecons Sick Nervous and
ache Depression Of Spirits Hppocondra Hyserics Fits
spasms Werepea the euptons of the skin sorts
ulcers of whatever nature to the ncent Cancer which
gieyously acthumaniy speedily aud permanently
One two hours spent the Institute with Dr. White
quently of fever other suerngsoften life
Now that communication open again. he receives calls per
sonaly and by letter as formally from all of the country
Consultation fres-stamps not forgotten
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
JERAKK NEWHALL,

LFRARK NEWHALL,
1A................CAMP sTREET..-".........1&
Between Common and Canal streets,
Hss en- hand and is constantly receiving direct from tn
in the North Europe large and eega
assortment Of WALL PAPER in Oak Mahogany and ble
lztasOua FrssOoss Gsnters Panneling, statua'y and
soansTy
Saloons nalsa nd Public Private BuildR sS cd in
the most exquisite manner and the shortest notice
Tht attention OF City and Country callers esed to his
nmsnse Stock OF WALL PAPER embracing every variety
sztapt which hs dispose of as low price, as any m
! .s.ahlshnaaut in the country.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
DR. DE ANDRIEs ......
--PuRE--
sARSAPARILLA BITTERs.

The attention of the Public City and Country Trade Is re.
spectfully called to the introduction of the
sarsaparIlla BIttera,
The Pleasant valuable Biters ever benin
country. general can be supplied
by the following GroceFs Druggists:
Fatjo, Marks 4 Co, 49, As and At New Levee street,
Griffin Porch 81 and SO Tchoupitoulas street.
E J. Hart & Co.. 73, 70 and n Tchoupitoulas street.
L. Bagset cor. Gravier and Tchoupitouas streets.
F. Avet It Cambon, SO and 81 old Levee street.
John T. Moore, Poydras and New Levee streets.
VIM. c. Mitchell Camp and Poydras streets,
Cass Dowlng, 30 Poydras street.
t W. Masden Druggist, cor. Magazine and Grayier.
Turner Wales, Druggists, Royal and Customhouss
G. N. MORRISON, Agent
IL Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
H. AIELLER. 81 co

C H. MILLEB. 81 CO
Manufacturer Of STEAM REFINED CANDIES, importer
Of WINES, BRANDY, PaEIERvED FRUITS CIGARS
and al descriptions CT FIREWORKS,
AND
AgeE.t for the Los AnGelOs, Cal, Wines,
50 and 80 New LsyeO street., corner Of NatchaA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

SUCCESSFUL MEDICAL TREATMENT,
DIR. HoWE's DIsPENsARY.
MEDICAL BATHS AND ATMOSPHERIC BLOOD
REGULATOR,
No. 12 Baronne Street, ar Canal,
New Orleans,
For the treatment of all forms of Ne deal and surgica
Diseases including incarable h. usual methods of
treatment.
Dispensaryy.
He prepares remedies for Agus evers Darrbea Dysen-
terry Bliousness, Weakness Huurs Female DISTINCTIONS
Irregularities, etc-prompy ehTcacious and reliable.
Medical Baths,
Warm, dry air, vapor SPIRIT ume sulphur shower etc.,
used by him. when ay with great SUCCESS the
worst forms of Cuaneous Rheumatic and SyphG Diseases
AtmOspheEis Blood Regulator.
An eclectic principle of treating disease by which
pherc pressure is removed and approach to vacuum
induced around the hum body any of its organs, limbs
parts by which he circulation controlled and regulated
and local congestion in santy Its enrges and
nYgorates wea shr' ken parGytc limbs, by inducing
vigorous circulation ofbood through the and has proved
specific renasdy for mpotency Syematorrhea Seminal
Derangemeh Cat arh Of the Bladder Inconnence of Urine
without failure u a single
Flstula, Fissure, Piles,
Reno NdlaS cured radically by of Ligature and
jecsns VII using the knife loss of blood Important
casesTefAr iea to.
ES ung Men, and others of Either Sex,
Csa ain speedy cures diseases
INDIsCRETION OR MISFORTUNE,
t running the system by suppressng the disease only
ass for most of the many who call us for relief hav
neS made by improper treatment We guarantee tho
rp gh whether the form ulcers euptons boches
@ mors, discharges, swollen glands enlarged painful
\ , ones, etc, of recent or long standing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

The local of the Council Bluffs Nonpareil has
evidently married rich. The editor says:
We have just received dispatch from our local,
wherein he sends his compliments and vaguely in.
Inmates that he has found his other half From
the fact that the dispatch was prepaid, we infer
that the girl he'd money,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
CHARTER.
OF THE
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,


Be y known that this Twenty-sixh day of April in the
Fear oi our ord thousand eight hundred and sixty
before me hdWard Barnett notary public in and for the City
and Parish of New Orleans duly Commissioned and
personally came and appeared the parties whose
eret7 subscribed vito declared that agang themselves Of the
Of the statutes Of this state relative to the organza
ton Os corporations in is State they have cOvenancd and
agreed ana do by these covenant and bind
Themselves to form themselves and constitute corporation
Tor the objects aud purPOse and Gnder the stpulaOns and
regulations following, viz:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

DISCOVERY OF A CONSPIRACY AT MADRID .-NAPo-
LEON WISHES TO ASSUME THE COLLECTION OF
MEXICAN CUSTOMS BOURBON CONSPIRACY DE-
THE COMING WAR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
gqtu ORLEANS 4lajlr Cre5t1m,
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1856.
Congressional Intelligence.


Several oTnnndn,on4o Ca tLo lisiti ~ IL -,
nration hi ,ynr nd % ~ tt apPho
tbe salary Of tbo tra"s,,ro 10 sG5on 81 ~
Tnigginnng n ni,I1in hiiafn,s ~ s9s1n ~
ino tie President 10 anIoi5t NproI ad asita+
nrvote encr"t"riSo e o, Io s"n
inq tho ofica of oesista,t sjintnr NJ 4L ton
srPar '''''''l VI VIZ 'i'"
Thirty,nine thousand dollars were appropriated
AoI in1ian annuity goods
s,n oG6 '%E7 Xxx ohIrea an anshdlnGht approptatng
%-utVVJVJg 10 pe PAU 10 iUyu owners Oh slaves
mustered Iuto tle military service
At lle auEEe7uph OF Mr. CfcsWel, MI DAVIS
ioueu nl5 aoIulnthI 80 az 10 alFeGtto De taheh
i iol We P4IpoSe NAMED, tne spsclal 1nnd IN me
AauuS ol 'lt secretary OF war, derived from the
Pa3 VI 1'e F'oU communications
.'o " pat, + eSaehIeh Lhe aooFt was
ml'iiu, ~ ~. t'9 uIuel a'alus cldt II sn9uu
~ tLS1Cueu W Sho army appropriation Dill inc
biii ~, sNeI en- PasSen. -. !, .-, ~
MI 2nel man ll1yt4 tnat III Vie 7ehate Jake up tne
Nv NV gi @ Ten', iuHs p"I Inf the PURPOSE 9l alloM
m,S NE -! NnH W hhIe to make some FeInarHs Oh H.
5i ~ III w"s i amen @ up auu M an Mlnhie au
'i,o ~ ,aSoi q. ~ W. 'io no
S SS'p.9 VI sQe sEch measure i9r tne ili Leigi m
OF the country; Further consideration OF the bill
WaS P9sOpoheat a1 the CONCLUSION ol MF' van
" NM Ti sPeetu' 49, - ~,
,,aa sen onn "ga % so T ae ~ "elo,e
4ba sDUoVo "a a. tn vio % t ~ Vi
'"J S'Sa5ulS @ alo au%p le"-' ~, ~ T. -.
ao6 m,, nnG ~ WIS
80 ~ "y ,VS ~ ~, s Vo Gu Gu
attocLad f." t%e 5rmv Hi ~ w
- -
BILL RELATIVE TO THE JUDGES OF THE SUPREME
~ /, optkF.
M tiuWa4ui from the committee on judiciary
LeP9fleat %iln 4he9at4eAts the pllI 10 hS the
Iu'4o5f I4f ~ ~ JuNges 9i the supreme court OF inc
M TnLtel suites, ana 10 cua4ge teftMh uiSTicts'
ny Hl7I E@GLiua, "hlGh makes the huWber one
5usHty aHV tlSnI aSaoeate1, IL 'eit intact me
sGt'nt SsII3ii "LIch .M17 VIZ GHG9Its' II stricken
Wy RH1 tit Ln.iV"u'5 II suDF N1ated ,,.---..
lDat Kim lrsL ahi stc2hd circuits snail remain
e. IT," m uaI n 'Ie ul7liicts 3l fennSyl
saH.i' -,1M 'tt sly a"n De4"afe SHaih constitute
~ NJ I',.b VI yN,; ui"E Ie uF"le(7 oI MdIyi4nu
WI ~ uAI.!!1, NItOh |af2hna 1lu SCUM CaroiiHa
s sna.i NgD9IL.lt '"E ioGILn GnGu.L ihaG VIZ ols
TlIs!s = 'r"tr,t InIin4' Ahlo@,ua' AI5SEl5spP
L2u'7i1I4 hAG leAi5 Si'AH '0n7ut.te Ile HIIh CIR
ttul, lnl5 W. o!7tIl@ts oi ONO, Mi9HlEah' @ nell
Iuchy nna lshne,ste suaIi institute IHe slAV9
S&ieult mag l4e dl7FiGts OF luQahat itnhCls ana
Wisconsin s9ad con,suate thg seventh circuit !;
INV lae 4Stols " 81 4P5oIl, l9"a, +sou5l a 9lq
@"'4' suau 0"a7ttSut4 NY eiEuth circuit aEu th1t
tle u'atI'st7 ui S1H4Eh1r CIe$oh anu NeFaua
shSI '3A7utule lhe HIAlh circuit. No.. .-.
ne senate thgh VEN mo executive SESSION,
ana soon aIIsF auJ"u'ueu'
HousR-BILL TO ENABLE THE STATES LATELY N
REBELLION 70 REGAIN THEIR PRIVILEGES N THE
UNl0H.
NJ g+avors introduced :. .s1hgtitpta for tba hill
irfTai,-mca Nv hin. an thc 94tR oF Nav 70 anabIn
tbe Stfn in ihrehIinr to r@e9in bir nriyijeras
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

The ard title Of said corporation sNal be- the ATLAN
TIC INSURANCE ,OMPANY OF NEW OR LEANS. and
It's domci hereby established in the city of New Orleans
shall commence is business the Whole amount
its capital stock shall have subscribed tor, aUH it shall
exist for twenty-five years from the it shall haze
corporate seat having for device the .t the
State of Louisiana, and for inscription the OF the
Company and the date Uf this act
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

We respectfully call attention to our "IMPROTED
PORTABLE CIRCULAR. saw MtLLn with LANES
PATENT SET AND FEE WORKS. some of the parEiCu
lar advantages claimed therefor being follows
stThe instantaneous and HQerTingy "set' of tae
log BY the man att ending the sw, with single motion Of
hand under device at Simple effective and In
wise subject to breasage of whatever
time by the Sawyef above gJedi and uOerrng
oTnitg in the thickness OF the plank throughout Insured
2d-fhe saving secured oLY the number of hands
employed about the mill but the saPirgof that which
more importance. to-wft in the E9rking time Of the mill
sufficiently illustrated perhaps wh4n is stated THAT iu the
setting time usually required by Other ms able
run back" set ard cut another plankf Thus
enabled TO cut three twenty panks f rered single
mnuel accounted for in part BY the J@s the Saw
most Increasingly engage uhe run baCkr HEae excepts
actual work from the the iSn pace It Ii
entirely converted into um5erl
;d-Ths peculiar arrangement Of thu Feed Works.
whereby the p and wear and tear always incident
taneous starting and stopping unfAiiugty elected
4th-Ihe substantial and psriecE proportte9g of the Mill
gtler with its combinations OF Steel Saw MHndea B4bbH
Mett seEOng and Self Adjusting BOxes, tie frequent
cesron Pnpports the carriage for the log end tia
beauty OF finish are the other features which parcu
ay characterize Mill and which E0rit se untal
ing admiration OF the practical.
hese references sufficient trust 5scuFe for our
Mill all that is required and all shat asked ia any
TO insure preference namely An examination before pur
chase tseRhere.n
We are, very respectfully,
WINTER L co,
1B-E B--'LANEls PATENT ser W0R1Sn applied
with facility to Mills of other patterns.
MONROE / REnDINSTON,
Agents for the abo7e Mil,
No. 63 CarOud3leb
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
CHARTER.


for the contracts faults Of said Company In any further sum
than the unpaid balance due the Company on the shres
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

TNEEOMAs II. RODLEY dz CO.,
NO. PERDIDO STREET, tAdioning Masonic Building
NO. 1873 aRAvIRR STREET, ORLEANS.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AMI
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular oross- Out Mil and Mule SAWS; Corn Mills VIII sa
Mills and Betting Apparatus; Shang Pulies and Betting.
All descriptions of Plantation Machinery and Agricultu
implements.
We keep constantly hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels WheelbArrows the well known factors
of Joshua Bodley, Wheeling, Va.
We have connection with extensive Foundrss and Machine
shopsn St Louis Louisv Cincinnati and Ptsburg through
which prepared any eass of machinery
most favorable terms and deliver anywhere north New
Orleans ree of freight TH0s. B. BODLFY Il 90
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
MEDICAL.
nR. u. WHITES INSTITUTE
127 o4RoNDELET STREET.
In rear of fths City Hall.
MEDICAL

The fret ain Of human beings happiness aud happfness
implies health Of body ana mind.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
EHOLG 11s 81 co., .....
IF. F. goLGER, L FeLGER, W. H. TEoMAs)
Dealers In Hardgars, Iron, shar. GhandIery,
81 and 39Gngazine sees Opposite St. James Hotel N O.
Spades, Sheet Copper aa link Fows, and Hoes,
PaeEinGe Gt1enles Mil and Gsoss Gut Saws
HARDWARE AND SHIP CEzANDLERE
C9ziIs H. BosTIGK, FRANK W. sEyMoURl
BostFez G& seymomE,
Importers and De
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
ss0VRs TIN WARE and TIMERS TOOLS,
EAR and SHEET IRON, TIN and TN PLATE,
SHEET CGRFER, ZINC NAILS, AXES,
CHAINS, SHoyELS, SPADES, HOES,
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD GAS PIPE,
BRASS WORK and PIPE FITTINGS
Ez5BER BELTz2EG HOSE and PACKING,
COTTON WASTE, Etc, CoRlAGE,
CogRON and FLAX DUCK, TwINEs,
h OILS, PAINTS. LAMPS, LANTERNS E tr
an nKInd OfStsnmbOat andA Railroad suppiIea
86 and Ss Fulton, %. and 81 Front street,
betIasn Graver and Poydras.
w. wH7TTY 81 CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants, and
Hardware Agents,
Nos g. 10 and II Peters street corner of Crosssu oppo
cite the Custom HOuse,) New Orleans La
Gonsgnnens Merchandise either for sale or shpunan
will receive prompt and careful attention.
VERRK BROTMERs-
Jobbsrs and Dealers in CLOCKS, POCKET CUTLERY
F DEAN Rnd and 5 Fks and sa6 aAss E RHT
POUCHES and PERCUSSION Gaps city and eountr
dealers invited TO Inspect tock and price list befo
PoTBas ls0 sr III S %
|
HARDWARE AND CUTLERx- ....-
TAYLOR q 0HURoHIL
Direct Importers,
No. Al Magazine street teppOsts St James HOtolJ
NEW ORLEANS.
Iron, NAIL ANB PLoW WAREHOUSE
No. 20 Bank Place
PErRR q. TATLoR...,...... CHARLES h. OHuRoHIEL
Established in 1881
We also keep general assortment Of
TInwars and wOOdenware,
Suitable Country Msrchants' trads-and we respectfully
solicit continuance of former patronage.
HARDWARE. E................"HARDwA
H. y. MULLAN co.,
Wholesale Dealers
; HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
Agents for
HoWE's STANDARD SCALES.
n Common street, New orlsanS
PRESSES AND COTTON GINS.
DENNIS COTTON PRESS,
tFoRMERLY UNION COTTON PREss3
On TerpseIehore street,
Between Tchouptoass and POtsB street,
OFFICE 46 OARoNDELET STREET, NEW ORLEANS
prepared Cotton storage and for con
pressing. PENN SIMMONS, PropILetoT4
VyHOKsRURG COTTON PRESS.
LEvEE oALLIoPE, GAfaNNIE and the AIVhk'
Hnlman ds BOnzNnOs
PrsprietOrs. New Orleans
surders eft at the Price Current 0ce No Isl 9Fa,is
H. Bonzanos once, NO. 2uhhtoh stfes VIII haF
| immediate attention
COTTON COTTON GINS
rAyyoR BRowf
EAGLE SOUTHERN,
EMORY CRAVEN MoOHARTY
u ExceIslOr Cotton Gins
4 with Engines Horse Powers and everything oOnplss f
H running, and ready for Immediate shlsusut
y ioWsSs raves " JOHN B. FULLER.
No. DEY STREET, NEWSoRR