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memphis anu CAIRO with the railrosu ,ot al poiu',
Esst ana west Inc mary ~ fo,s,ui -,
an aouot, one OIL the most elegant '','e u'"y'e
passenger packets IN tiis ceieprateu llne. ne,
oincers are genuerfeh Oh wen AAo"t' eo.' "i,e
ooiging disposiaons' as wen as IL anu et'''
elent steamooatmen.
GREY EAGLE FOE ohisNt ~, > Asp tilh phHps'--
This superior ana regular thursday packet leaves
Tor the above ana a., way ianuhss .. ooioch
this evening. Inc grey Eagle Is spiehaio poat'
with large ana spienoia oaoih' ana Is remarkably
Wen known ior her speeo' repatauonlor safety
the a''en'o Vi hef oioefs W .he oohiior' ana en-
loymeht OF guests ana her regularity anu reha'
ohity. capt. J. M. White is in command, and
hessrs' AYES and McCrlndeil are the clerks.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND PRopLEs
iaiNE-FoR ST. Loo1s.-Thls large and commed
| Gus passenger packet, Captain Jos. Lloyd, com
mander, ana Mr. j. n. boyles IN the ofces Is the
regular packet Tor CAIRO, ST. Louis and Memphis
| to-day, leaving at P. NJ, connecting with the
railroads for al points East and west. Remember
the Commonwealth leaves as above y
BALTIC FOR ST. Louls.-fhe large, superior
and fast passenger packet Baitc, captain .. o
| Entriken, commander, and Mr.. W. NJ Tompklns'
Jr. in the office, leaves this evening at CLOCK
Tor the above, connecting Memphls ana galr'
with the railroads Tor all points EAST ana hes'
i The Baltic is in every respect nfst-ciass pas
senger packet, ana mas most popular anu son'"i
officers. We commend her and them 10 our iiienus
to-day, and assure travellers tnat tne' "in We
well taken care OF on the tr1p, VIII 'ne o,y
that they are compelled to leave 50 haon ooiioi'
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] Adams &oo-W Il II Witherel--H Claffin--
A Falk-Perkins & Hersey-L Beanger--Kur-
sheedt \ Benvenue--E Palmer &co-L Elkin-I
Levy, Miller &co--Hotfnan u Marks-J G Bohnl--
s Anderson-Fatjo, Marks &co-Col f ] Allen-J
Paget-D FL Holmes-Bouton Smith Il Denman-
J Silner &co--order
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NTCTxSJS SURG.

Leaves every SATURDAY., at P.A
vICKSBURG IN PLACE OF FASHION.
IIOR VYCKSBUR&s, NATCHEZ GRAND GULF,
Rodney, Fort AdrRS Bayou Sara, Port Hudson, Baton
Rouge PaqUemns DOnadsunve, all intermediate coast
landings The and swift running passenger PACKET
Vicgsburg P D. Pratt MASTER Work, SHAY and Ludwig
clerks shove For freight psssnSs apply en-
board
TITUS Il GwARTNEY3 Tchoupitoulas street
The Tcksbg also with the agou packets and signs
through hills Of ladng to YazoO City and Greenwood.
vIRGTNIUS c. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent.
AGENCY.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY. at s p
Steamer GEN. J. A. QUITMAN-JoHN W CANNON,
Master: JOHN T. ROBERTS and A. McVAY, Clerks.
IIOR VICKSRURE, NATCHEZ, GRAND GULF,
Rodney Fort Adams, Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and sih
ermediate lsndngshe fast magnificent passenger stsa
Gen. j. A. Qultman, leaves as above.
Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, a.bP.h
Steamer GREY EA0LE-J. NJ WHITE, MASTER sAM.
AYLEs, CLERK. -
FOR sKIPWITM's Ian DING, LAKE PROV
idence Goodrichs Landing, Omega Mililksn's Bend,
Vcksburg Natchez Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge, and all intermediate landings.
The packets will take freight and for Mem
phs aud Yazoo River with privilege Of resppng on nrSt
class packets at VcEsburg.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to :
TITUS 4 GWARTNEf. 3Tchouptoulas 81.
GEO D. HITE, 81 Gravler street, up stairs.
A. BRITTON, Front street. .
S-fhe above steamers will tske freight ana passenged
for suntower River with privilege of reshppng on the
'''''N''' VTRGINIUs G. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
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CINCINNATI.

Leaves on FRIDAY, 9th inst. at P. M
NOR CINCINNATI, LOut VILE, CARR, MEM
phs and all intermediate annings-Ihe superior passen-
ger steamer swallow, R. NJ Wade master, will leave as
above For freight or passage apply on board,
JNO. E. HYDE Co., Agents,
lis Common street.
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Blackstone Godfrey, for Boston,
G A Fosdick
Steamship Mexico, MeRay, for Galveston,
tq&s5E is CT Leveque
Steamer Benefit English, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Luninary, Fuller, for StLouis, Master
Brig Lark. Hadgins, for Baltimore, in ballast,
Goldenbow Il Lesparre
schr R e Pecksr, Brer, for Cedar Keys in ballast,
w Baetjer & Devertu
Steamer Foote, Chase, for New York, in ballast,
Z A Yorke eco
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S'Thlish>ATS.
kBlIIh..

7
GULF STEAMPHIP IVA MIsSrs SIPPI RIVER.
To leave port Ry ALTERNATE DAY.
N0R MOBILE,LMA AND MONTGOMERY,
| hIa - c,n,o,a. ,s ,,,fN .,.
Ances
j. AGNEW. Coramandex.
Pit
GuAILOWELL Commander
T.
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WATERING PLIES.

SEA SHORE LINE.
WATERING pLACES-BAY IOUIS, PASS
w Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi Springs.
The elegant and very fast low pressure steaI
Cameiia,
A BOAHAN, Master,
VIII hereafter continue her Tri-Weeky trif follows
TUESDAYS Q O'Clock A. NJ PontcIart, r. R. Train.
THURSDAYS, Q o'clock A. N, ,,
SATURDAYS o'clock p NJ ..
Returning will leave Ocean Springs on
SUNDAY EVENING
WEDNESDAY EvENf.
FRIDAY EVENING.
All freight intended for her should be pery labeled aud
addressed patent direction labels be at the Office ofth
company aad the Pontcharraaalrond Depot, one
hour before the passenger trains
On SATURDAY. positively no eighai be received after
3 o'clock p 81. train.
For further information apply to
COHEN NJ. soRTA Carondelet street.
FOR THE wATERING4ACES.
Leaves e very TUESDAY and THCRAY, the arrival oil
the o. Ponchartrain Railroad IT, for Ocean Spring.
and way landings; and every SATGpAY at p II. Pont
charrain Railroad Train for Pasca and all landings.
EOsa T'EEE TVATEKEN PLACES-TiE
splendid low pressure passenger steac
Creole,
CHARLEgALKER. Commander
will leave above For freight apply to
LECH x PERKINS,
corner of Graviand Carondeet streets
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-z.7
Steamship Monterey, Whitman, from New York,
l4th inst, to M Courtenay--2d district
Fir bark st Ives, Carness, from Vera Cruz, in bal
last, to Bercier 6seo-2d district %
Br bark Lothian. Laeoek, from Rio de Janeiro, 9th
Feb, to master--lst district is
Bark Masonic. Berry, from Matansas, to J B Muir
son &eo-lst district s=s -
Brig Mary Roosevelt, Wilson, from Remedies, to
A Chaffroix--3d district 36
BIZ schr Theresa. Matte, from Tampico, to Ma
checa-2d district 20
Br schr Flying Scud, Taylor, from Cienfuegos,
previously reported at Quarantine to Fl
D'Meza tI9.
sehr Ladies Delight, Butler, from Pensacola to
nlaster-Basn u. f.a
Schr Williams from -, to master-Point
STEAMBOATS,. r.
Magenta, 7 P Leathers, from st Louis.
Swallow, Wade, from Cincinnati.
Commonwealth, Lloyd, from St Louis.
Mary . Forsyth, Ealer, from st Louis.
Saratoga, Dowty, from Shreveport.
New Era, Keeling, from Camden.
Frances, Myers, from Mobile. ..M.
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TENSAS RIVER.

BAYOU MACON AND LOWER TEEsAs PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY, 18th inst, at F.
Tor H. YOU NJ CON AND LOWER TENSAS-
The fine light draft passenger packet CSI.le T. Pss
Crockett's Point, Warsaw, Chele6sid Pullaway joe
Bayou Delhi aont cello Poverty Pc Floyd all inter
mediate landings Bayou Macon and Lower 9ensas. Fo
freight passage apply on board or TO
F. ]. WINBURN, Agent, 81 Magazine street.
P. SThe C0T,LE will take heght for all landings O.
Upper Tensas.
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Receipts by Railroad.

N. O..,J. & G. N. R. R. April 25-34 bales
cotton R Powe-l4 do Lucket &co-7 do
NJ Zuntz-ll H J Phelps &co-30 II H & ] N Al
LEM Carroll, Hoy &co--4 Jno Williams &co-3
R Greene & Bros--7 Barrett A J Tully-3
G AGreen &co-6 Harvey & McMahon-2 Hogan
y Patton--l P Higgins &co-il Alcus & Scherck
s. Clinton Rchards-9 Kern g. Sherer--7 Jno 4
Hardie &cc- Summers 4 Brannin-32 L M Mer-
rt-3S Payne, Huntington &co-6 Champlin g. Ar
rington-l6 Warren & Crawford-5 Cal Roberts
Lacey Terry &co--ll H Elmer &co--l2 A D
&co-Total 327 bales cotton
N. o., 9. G. W. R. R-April 25-s bales
cotton Miltenberger-5 do Lapene & Ferre-l
do DaSilya &co--6 hhds sugar Adams SEQ
sundries to order-Total IA bales cotton 4 N
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gTEAMBOATS.
Beiow-comins Up.

Schr Dictator, ----, from - , .-sg
Ship Telegraph, Phelan, from Liverpool, with 1900
tons coal to e Fairclough eco
Bark Constant, from 49,.
Bark Arthur. Briggs, from Messina, with fruit to
81 A + Cochran
Schr Williamson, Yiques, from --, to R NJ
Harrison Geo
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yew osaus 9aiy Cse5tsnt ohursaag tornu yl as 1885,
STEAMSHIPS.
VERA CRUZ.


STEAMSHIPS.
VERA CRUZ.
HOT FOR MEXICoI
CRESCENT AND STAR LINE.
REGULAR MAIL AND EXPRESS BETWEEN NEW
ORLEANS AND VERA CRUZ
TOR MEX1c0-THE FIRsTCLASS PASSENGER
steamer
Southern Star
WILL LEAVE FOR VERA CRUZ
On SATURDAY, April 2s
And having superior accommodations passengers and
small freight capacity offers great Inducements and is the
pioneer Of tie line
RICHARD B. LOCKE & CO.,
IS Carondelet street.
For freight only small lot be taken) apply 10
R. M HARRISON l. CO,
...-.. DID, So Car0ndelet street.
T. C. JENKINS,
l. Carondeet street.
Ra- eneSt ship of this line will leave May lst 1866
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STEA MROA.TS.
ST. LOUIS,


ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP CoMPA.
EY's BOATS,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MALL
FoH MEMPHIS. CAIRO. ST. LOUIS AND
LOUISVILLE.
One of the following boats will leave EVERY
EVENING" from the Compauy's wharf foot OF Bisnyille
street, viz
Pauline Carroll, w. H. Arthur,
Mary IL. Forsyth, Mollie Able,
Atlantic, Julia,
Mississippi, 1da Handy,
Continental, Olive Branch,
Ruth, 1.uminary,
Edward walsh, Lady Gay,
City of Memphis, j. c. Swon.
For freight, through tcksr TO all points North
Eat s,ply 1t the Company's oaee, j. p. FITZGERALD,
Agent. 49, .-.-- . ...., :. -.
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M. TODD q CO., DEALERS IN ARTISTS
Leaf, Bronses N o'fs''
PAINTS, l# nN n.'
- VARNIsHEs, trH @
t..5 GLASS;
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BAYOU SARA.

Ieayes avery WEDNESDAY at 10 A.. and SATUR.
DAY at p N.
V1OTy BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE. PLA-
qneune, Donadsonvlle, and all intermediate landings
Heno master j. G. Libano clerk will leave as above
turning, she will leave Bayou Sara SUNDAY and
THURSDAY. For freight massage apply to
LEONCE BAYHI, l6 Benvile st.
Shippers responsible
VIRGfNTUS C. DEETZEL, Advertising Agent.
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET.
STEAMER NINA s1MMEs-w. R. GREENHOUSE, Master
TROXLER and MILLER Clerks
Leaves every MONDAY at and FRIDAY At ~ A; NJ
E0R BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
Rouge, PaqueInne, D0nnldsonvile, and all lmser
mediate landings the taking freight for all iananas
Bayou Laourche For freight passage apply on
ar to
TITUS GWARTNEY. Agent No. Tshoupitouias b.
vTRGINTUS @. DEN1XEL, Advertising Agent.
REGULARU q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A WEEK.
NOR BAYOU SARA, Port H9DS S nnfos
Rouge, Pla4uemne Donaldsonve and all
andings-Thep passenger y r.
master, leaves New Orleans regularly every tsD->AA
at 10 A. NJ, and SATURDAY at 5 p. NJ. 49,.
Returning leaves Bayou Sara every "a anu
THURSDAY, coming down the Coast IN o.Jen
VIRGINIUSG. nENT2EL. Advertlsine aRenE
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REGULAR MINDEN PACKET.
MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE.
rpE Nav AND SPLENDID LIGHT DRAFT PASSENGER
STEAMER TROLIC--J. C0MPERE, Master,
q, T. REEDER, Clerk-Lsaves Regularly,
MGR MINDEN, LOGGY BAYOU, GRAND BAYOU
Ceushatta Campte Grand Ecors, Saint Mauzioe Msnt
oonary Durans Buxton-s, Month Of Cane River Collie
Asssandria Norans Barbin's and all intermediate land
Of passage apply on board or to
CELLOs GOODWIN Is Front street
COMAUX 4 SURLS, No 20 Canal street.
E. MONTAGUE, JR, q St. Louis strset
HAMILTON, REEDER 4 CO., Minden-
MURPHY h WOODWARD, Grand Ecore
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Consignees. ,a-.. .- ~
Per steamship Monterey from New York;
l. Barrett &co---A S Mansfield &co-Iron Mountain
Railroad--J p Wilson--C q Cate &co-H Yenni
L Peck-Carroll, Hoy &co--P J Christian &co-M
Cohen-Folger &co-B Mesritz-Loeb, Simon &
co-Norman a. Riess--T L White--F Duconge-
Gnilbaux g. Geiffers-F Quinlan &co--K Kaiser
j Harper-Stevenso & May NJ Courtenay-J
Kaiser-J w Gosee--E q Mongin--G H yinten-
] Chaffe & Bro--R G Taylor--Nalace &co--Wolf
& Bros n Levy w Platt-E Thompson eco
R M Denman &co-Kneas, Mayo q Dorman--R obt
Slack-G L Kouns 4 Bro S NJ Todd &co--Fran-
cisco u Wiggns-N Reiman--S Whitowski--J
Bernheim- Atlantic and Miss Co--Nathan y
Goodman Bloomfield & Stesl-3T Fitzwam-M
hineas--Haggerty Bros--S L Nassits Il Bro---E
hacker-V Verger--H Phelps &co--C e Smedes
rLeyy--G A Fosdick--D de Goicouria &co-C H
Milier &co--A Kissinger-L Grunewald--F Bauer
| uartnwaite, Lewis " Stewart-G NJ Bayiy Geo.
Mrs y ] King Keep & Caulfeld-E Roger Geo.
Gnas Loehler-C A Green &co-W Il @ Blanchard
N = Whitc--A Tirrell .&co-M Woolfe-F G H
iaylor- hoffman & Marks--G beaumont Ogden
q Sonee.J Wickerling-T Antoine M Oriol-|
Saioshin-kern q Fellman--Geo ELISA Drez--
Ienman. Newgass &co--L Schwartz Phelps-R
Funni--M Friedman Godchaux--Coi ] P
Hatch-C Fischer-Biake & Tower-D Lopez-A
Giden-S Schmidt--W Il Hennine Swarbrick
&c0--Hogan & Patton---E NJ Iyens &coE Heath
v 0chmichen-C Jauhert &co--M Montgomery Bros
Stevens Seymour-Sam Locke--H Tricou-Vic-
tor Pesson-C hilders Tarleton &co-J M johnson
Schneider d Zuberbier--Carrol, Hoy &co-Blum,
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OPELOUSAS.

Leaves New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY, at5F.A.
NOR OPELOUsAs, WASHINGTON, FORT BAh .,
Z simmsport Mouth Bayou Rouge, and al ntermeoSte
regular Orleans and opeosas weekly packet srS Mi
leave IS above For apply on board or TO
E GA NTzE u 6 8,a hSree Agens
n BThs steamer Irene will land passengers at any point
the const. . ....
opELoUsAs AND ATCHAFALAYA COAST PACKET
70 Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at 2. N.
LOB CPELoUsAs,a WASHINGTON F2 Fort
Barre Mouth of Bayou Rouge and all ntermedfafe
isndinn a, Bayou Courtableau Atchaslaya and Misss
sippi siverThe and light draft passenger packet
leave as viii leave Washington every WE'D
ton paid to Coast For freight apply on
'ont"' VI BARUs GAJAC. Agents, St. Louis street.
VIRgINIITS g DENTZEI. Advertising Agent
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REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
Leaves positiyeyon THURSDAY. 18th inst, at P.
Steamer MITE TEPHENS-MAURICE LANGHORNE,
MasterM N. CARPENTER, Clerk.
FOR JEFFERSON DIR ECT, SHREVEPORT,
Grand Ecore Alexandris, Normans, Bsrbins and all
landings Red EyerWi leave above. For freight
passage apply on bard or to
TITUS h GWARTEEY, 3 Tchoupitonlas ST.
B.The Afitts Stephens will leave port again WE'D
EESDAY May Ga and continue to leave alternate
Wednesday.
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Marille ynteIIiaerre.

CRESCENT OFFIuE, No. "a CAMP STREET,
Thursday, April %, 1865. !
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Leaves SATURDAY, 2sth inst, at 5r.x
uNEQCALED FOR SPEED AND COMFORT
EoR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, AND ALL
intermediate isndings-Ths superior passenger packet
Magnolia.
FRANK CAYTON, Master; WALTER E. DILL. CLERK,
viii leave for the above, follows.
Saturday, April 23;h ats Tuesday, May 18th P NJ
Thursday, May 3ls P. Saturday, June i6,h SEM
Tuesday, July ed. at5r NJ
For freight passage npply Joard
STEVENSON & DOUGLAS. 3 Front street
vIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent.
TELEGRAPH PACKETS.
ATLANTIC AID MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Leave every THURSDAY, at5P.H.
HOE 81. LOUIS, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
me of the following magnificent passenger steamers
leave New Orleans for St Louis, afro ana Memphis EVERY
thu RSDAG during the season q" l7Jl.
CABIN PASSAGE St LClia...- .....- $50.
Cabin Passage 10 C-!rg. ,....,..,.. $40.
Atlantic,
ST. CLAIR TuOMMASsoN, Master, FRANK o. SMITH,
Clerk
SEollie Able.
| A. j CARTER, Master N, T. CUNNINGHAM, Clerk.
The above boats have been thoroughly regardless
expense, have the old sy1 boilers plan ol the cabins
and passage secured at the Office OF the Company
! lUi Common street
| J. p. FITZGERALD, Agent.
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REGULAR MAIL AND EXPRESS BETWEEN NEW
ORLEANS AND VERA CRUZ
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EY's BOATS,
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I EXPORTS Yesterday. u. Q
{ BOSTON Steamship Blackstone bales cot
ton 40 do rope cuttings 20 rolls leather 7s9 bbls OF
GALYESTON-Steams Mexico-24 bales hay
MOBILE Steamer Benetit-Sundry mdse
ST LOUIS-Steamer Luminary-l049 bxs sugar
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UNITED STATES JOURNAL.
Volume Eleventh,

This popular Journal, which was incorporat-
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CAnpRIpor Mrsr N C. lime * 1916

CAMBRIDGE MINE, N. c.. June Is, 1863.
j. D. WEST 4 Co.:
Gents-The pump which l ordered for on,
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We have plenty more such certificates, but
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Pipe, &C., address or call upon
J. D. WEST 4 CO.,
No. 40 Cortland St., NJ. Y
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finish.
They have Received the Highest Premiums |!
in every instance, where they have been ex-
hibited in competition with other standard
Machines. We invite all persons in search of
an instrument to execute any kind of Sewing
done by Machinery, to inspect them, and make
sure they secure the best, by proving the Weed
before purchasing. The Company being duly
licensed, the Machines are protected against
infringements or litigation.
u PERSONS AT A DISTANCE can Or
der by mail with perfect confidence that the
Machine will reach them safely, and that they
will be able to manage it to their entire salts
faction, with no other aid than the printed in
structions accompanying each Machine. Every
explanation will be cheerfulIy given to ali,
whether they wish 10 purchase or not, Discrip-
tive Circulars, together with Specimens of
Work, will be furnished to all who desire them.
by mail or otherwise.
70 RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED, in
all localities in the United States, Canadas,
British Provinces, Cuba, Mexico, Central and
South America, West India Islands and the
Bahama Islands, to whom we offer great induce.
ments. Energetic men will find it a paying
business, as reliable Sewing Machines have be.
come a necessity in every family. We manu-.
facture great variety Of styles, from which
we give few prices mo. 9, Family. $50;
No. 2. Extra, $50; No. 9, Half Case, Sos and
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO..
.. SOC Broadway, N. 7.
(Bo1 2,041 Post Ofice.)
lime l6 1864