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Mouse Of RenreaentatiNas.

hOuso Oh H0preSentaG1V0Ss
Mr.. McRuer (Cal D from the Post Office Commit.
to reported JOINT resolution au horlzing the Post
master General to paw additional salary TO letter
carriers in san Francisco, which read a third
time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Julian lind the Senate amend
mens TO the House bill for the disposal OF the public
lands for homesteads and actual settlement In the
States OF ALBANIA, Mississippi, LOUISIANA, Arkansas
and Florida, were non cOncurred IN, and O commit.
tee of conference asked tor .t.
MI. Ross (lll offered a resolution, which was
adopWd, directing the Commi tee on Printing to IN.
Qmre into the expediencY Of having printed for dis.
trIbutlon extra number of copies OF the Agr1cul.
tural Report for 1864 equal to the number printed
for 1868.
Mr. Window (AIinn offered a resolution, which
was adopted, directing the Secretary oftne Interior
to inform the House how much money has been ap-
proprated for the ereclon OF school houses and the
agencies within the Dacotah rin;endency, to-
getner with the present condition OF such agency
and the manner in which tho business of the super
intendency and agency has been conducted
Mr. Patterson IN. Y y introduced bill tor legal
iZinR marriages in tue District of Columbia Read
twice and referred to the Committee the District
of Columbia
On motion of Mr. Bidwell (Cal) the Committee
on Agrcu ture was dl.charged from the further
consideration of the Horse bill donating pubic
lands to the Amer can Forest Tree Propagation and
Land Company for conducting experiments respect
table.
Tbe House resumed during the morning hour the
consideration of lhe bill reported vest r1ay bv Mr..
Eliot IN Y. D from the Select Committee on Freed
men, to continue IN force and to amend the act e.
tablishing the Freedmen's bureau.
The first section was ameuded on motion of Mr..
Eliot Mas D bv REDUCING the term OF tue continu-
ance OF the act to two years instead of three years.
Mr.. Chaner IN. desired to know VIII rem the
bill differed from the Freedmen's Bureau bull, which
the President had vetoed
MIR. Eliot undertook to inform him on that point
and 10 explain SeTiGt' the pr OF the various
sections. The first section. he said simply continued
the Bureau Tor two years while the bIll vetoed by
the President was indefinite in ils duration he
proposed, in concluding his remarks, to move the
previous question,
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SEAn-CENTENNIAL BIBLE SERMoN.-Rey,
Alexander NntOn, -. ID OF New York preached
last evening at the Church of The Holy Trinity one
OF the ser of sermons now being delivered by
various eminent erRymen OF the country in con-
nechOn with the semi-centennla anniversary Of the
Amencan Bible Society A previous sermon of this
series was preached af DIR Boarnman's church. a
few weeks since, by Rev. DR.. HOd se of Princeton
DIR VinIon's subject was "rhe Human in the
Bible" This he defined TO be, not any elements OF
production Of the sacred Scriptures a book or IN
its tfachDgs-ior ne old not believe there were auY
such such elements IN the Bibe,-but the revelation of
conception OF Deity the only Que adapted to the
human intel ect heart and conscience; the only one
in VIII ch the human soul could rest as its eternal
refuge TINS was the Human in the Biole" which
his discourse was iuenfed 10 elucIdate The reve-
lend gentleman developed this topic in lengthy
sermon of remarkable richness and beauty, holding
his large and intelligent audience In entranced at
tontlon TO its close Bishop Vail Rev. Drs. Newton,
Butler and Watson, took part in the services.
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SURPRISE

SURPRISE
lady lately, with bright eyes
Gave 10 her husband great surprise
Saying "EiPht dollars III my hand
Gain you two tn ousand TO command" 4"
He paid EIGHT dollars, with a smile.
And SAID ned do that / the while;
But his delight was somewhat less
When shown package per Express;
For in this package there was found
check, dec ared at once unsnund,
For which expense had been defray'd,
And thus eight dollars had been paid
Now had this lady not been quite
So badly cheated bv mean wight
Bukwith eight dollar and some more,
Purcnas'd suit at PERRYs sore
Bought neat outfit, extra fine,
At Number SIX HUNDRED AND NINE
Doubtless 1t had been better Iar
For husband, lady, and the 'STAR "
We have all-wool Fancy Cashmere Vests fine
quality, 81 and upwards; a-wool Fancy Cashmere
Pants at 20 and upwards 'Oats at all prices, max
ing a splendid assortment of Fine Fashionable
Clothing, gotten up IN the best manner. and selling
at extremely low prices
stantlV renewed, and all work warranted 10 give
salts action.
PERRY 6 Co,
STAR CLOTHING EMPo Jun,
No. 600 Chestnut street. Sign of the Star
N. Dealers In fine Clothing WI find IL to their
advantage to examine our -tock, as we can fill their
orders on very liberal terms.
"SANTA ANNA is at Elizabethport, N j with his
Suite" 1t may be as well to inform the curious IN
such matters that the suit referred TO smaller in
ali respects to those offer d Tor sale by Charles
Stokes Co.. the eminent Clothiers under the Con-
unental.
Spring Suits OF flrstcass workmanship.
Spring Suits of tirst-cass materials.
Spring Suits at greatly reduced prices.
Spring Smts at Stokes Co.'s, under the Cont
mental.
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CITY INTELLIG ENCE
GFOr Additional Local Rens see Third Page.l

IMPORTANT RAILROAD OPENINe.-On
Monoay, May Ia, the first division of the Warren
and Franklin Railroad was opened to the public
This section fifteen miles in leng h. and extends
from Irvine own, at the mouth of the Brokenstra w.
on the hne OF The Philadelphia and Erle Railroad 70
Tideonte, one of the most important points in Oil.
dom. The immediate vicinity OF lideOute now pro.
aUces about fifteen hundred barrels per diem wiCh
many wells IN progress, and the amount stored in
tanks waiting for the road was about twenty five
thousand barrels when it opened. The graduation
OF the remainder of the road is nearly comp eted,
and nothing wlll delay the completion OF the road as
fast as the track can De laid down, all The materials
beng provided large force is at work. and the
second division to West Hickory will be finished in
about two weeks. This is also very important oil
producing point The whole road to Oil City will be
finished in July, and there is every to believe
at the road will be the most profitable in the Sta
OF Pennsylvania both in fIeights and passengers It
passes along the valley of the Allegheny river, and
as very favorable grades and curvatures 4 he
Chief Engineer and Superintendent of the road g
N. p. Hobart Esq formerly OF the Reading Rail.
road
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A NEW MANIA.-Seal-colect is now a pas
sion and fashion in Paris In one day in April
nine thousand wax impressions of seals OF va
rious royal and celebrated personages sold for
ten thousand francs, the average value per seal
being about twenty-tour cents in American cur.
rency.
DAYS OF ILL-0MEN.-A work has lust been
published in Paris containing a collection of
dates that have been of ill.omen to celebrated
peIsonages in France. Amongst others, the 18th
day OF April has been fatal to several women OF
distinction.
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Election of United States Senator from
Connecticut

NEW HAVEN, May 29-Tle Senate concurred
with the House to-day in electing Or1ls s. Ferry
as United States Senator to succeed Foster
whose term expires on the 4th of March, 1867.
The vote was strictly party one, standing:-
o. s. Ferry, Republican, l3; and Il. D. Hubbard,
Democrat g.
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Latest Markets bv Telegram.

NEW YORK, May % Stocks are lower Chicago
and IRocA Island 914; Cumberland preferred, Al /;
Illinois Central. 116; Michigan Southern 49, New
York Central, 924; Reading, 1917; Hudson River,
Western Union Telegraph / o. 61 Unted states
Coupons 1881 1917; do 1862 1901; do. 1866 101l {;
Tent Fortes, 954; Treasury seven thrhes, 10l 9101s
Gold 1869, -
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THE OPINION OF AN OFFICER IN THE Army
"At inspection noticed that large proportion of
the mems knapsacks contained box of Troches
being centrally used by them for colds etc."
"Bro'sn's Bronchial TrocheS" should be used upon
the first appearance of cold or cough, which by
neglect may terminate IN some incurable lung
disease.
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DestrnotLve Fire at Sc CIaIravlIle Ohio

WHEEtEG, May 29.-A destructive fire
occurred yesterday afternoon ct St. Clairsville,
Belmontg county, Ohio, by which an entire
square 5f the most valuable property in the
town was destroyed. The loss Is estimated at
from $3.50, goo TO 5000 0OO
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AlIRIEIN

tEST-PLEASONi ON.-In this city, on the I9tp
instant by Alderman Pun ison EDWARD GUSTA-
Ial A. j. Pleasonton. ~ ~
HlNES-,FINNEY.- .-On the 10th inst. at CJiouces-
ter city by Rev. Milton Relyea MI JOIN o.
LINES 10 MISS SARAH FlNHEY, both OF Glouces-
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A RAILWAY CAR STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
ing storm on the 9Th ultimo lightning struck
a train which was travelling on the Orsay Rail-
way In France, and, traversing one of the car.
riages, shiyered into fragments one of the doors
and broke the glass OF the other, passing out
without further damage.
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MASONIC VIsITATIoN.-The officers OF the
Grand Lodge, A. M. will proceed to VISIT several
cities in the Cumberland valley during the coming
week for the purpose OF censttu ing four new
The visiting party will include Il. w Grand Master
Lucius ii. Scott, r. w. Il IPeter williamson r.
W.s.G, w Richard VauX, WI G W. Robert A.
Lamberton. w. Grand Secretary pro tenn John
Thomson, X. W g. Tyler William b. Schnider,
and OtEer promineht MasOns
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.-Last
evening man named Joseph Grimsler was arrested
at lweDtyfourth and Hamilton Streets charged with
an assault on another man with intent to kill
During wTangle he pulled a navy revolver from
his pocket and fred, but the ball missed its mark
Alderman PaneoRst committed him to answer,
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Fire nj Rnstnn.

BosToN, May 23.-The buildings Nos 122, 124.
126, and 12s Fulton street were nearly destroyed
by fire, at an early hour this morning. The
buildings were stored with cotton, and the loss
must be very heavy.
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OLYMPIC BALL CLUB. - The opening
ma ch between two nlnes will be played on Thurs.
day, the 24th inst, at O'Clock at Twenty fifth and
Jefferson streets. Free admission TO the grounds,
amp accommodation for ladies'
1he Guard avenue, Union, and Ridge avenue cars I,
run near the grounds.
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A HORSE TRAEsACTION.--A man named
William Brunns was arrested yesterday for swlnd.
ling another man in a horse trade. He sold a de-
crepld animal, representing him to be a sound
horse Alderman Allen committed him for a further
hearing,
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HEtAsTRFET's HAIR CoLoRING This inimItable
article tor the hair grey hair to its original
color, by gradual absorption, in a most remarkable
manner, while It promotes its health and vgor II
IS for this reason rapidly taxing the place of All
and 81 by all dealers -
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NEW DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT Ladies'
can have their Dresses Suit., Goats, and Baouines
handsomely made, at the shortest nOtlce-in twelve
hours II necessary-at the Dressmaking Establish
ment of j W. PROCTOR & Co
No. go Cheannt afranf
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FOURTH EDITION
SPECIE FOR EUROPE.
$S,2S4,466 Shipped This Morning
from New York, Besides
S2,OOO,OOO from Boston.

NEW YORK, May 23.-The steamship Pdcif,
sailed to-dsl for Liverpool, with SO, 234, 466 in
specie.
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BASE BALL.-The Keystone Club will
open their season tomorrow afternoon with grand
match game at their new field at the parade gIOunt,
back OF MOYamensinR Prison The ground has
been so arranged as TO accommodate large number
of persons. -.. .r.t .-.... ny.
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ETCHE SHADES Tho c1eapest Shades for Ror,
windows az Patlen's. No. 1iOs Chesnnt street
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GREAT COLLECTION OF FRAMED ENGRAvINss
from the Brush Fine Art ,ublishmg Company, to
thursday evenings, May % and "a, no v on exhibi.
ton. Sale positive.
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NERDLEs @. c. =. - Compound Camphor
Iroches." Potent pocket remed subduss cramp,
maker, c. II. Needles Twel Ia and Race Philadei-
phia, fifty cents per box
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For BREAKFAST.
FOR DINNER,
FOR SUPPER.

FOR DINNER.
FOR SUPPER,
NEw BERMUDA POTATOES
NEW BERMUDA ONIONS.
NEW BERMUDA TOMATOES.
Your Grocer or Market man can get supplied at
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
No. 120 West street, New York.
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'1urucative packing Tor steam eng1nes for terms
see T23 ChesnUtst philn,, and 16 dey St. new yorkF
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6.2O CoUPors, DuE MAY 1sr
WAETED BY DRExEL & Co.
No Ct SOUTH THIRD STREET.
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FINE OIL PAINTINes-A RARE CHANoE-One
Of our most eminent artists ooing TO Europe offers
his pictures for safe at B. F. Reimers Gallery, No
GA Arch street. - =
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LACE OUTLAWS from auction. Great bargains OF
laten's, No. 1908 ChesnUt street.
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CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, May 23.
Senate.

The morning hour was spent in the discussion of a
bill TO bridge the Mississippi at Winona Minnesota
AT O'Clock the resolutions OF the Reconstruction
Committee to amend tho COns tuition. wore taken Nm.
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FEMALE IRUssEs Braces, Supporters, Elastic
Belts, and STOCKINGS, hight and elegant In finish
adjusted by ad,, at Needles, Twelfth street, first
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
stitch and Lock-stuch Sewing Machines. No. 80
Chestnut street.
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wIEDow SHADES, 81, at Patterns No l4OS ohes
nut street.
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LOOSE CovERs, or Furniture Slips, Carriage or
Furniture Ships, made to order at Patterns, No l4Os
Chesnut street. = = m
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A UNIVERSAL DIRECToBY. - We have
received copy ot b. gn's Conso'idal Basi-
ness Directory for the Cities OF New YOIk, Boston
and Philade phia,' which as ITS naIBe Imports a
vast compendium of all the bus RD,s Of the three
great cities oil America. We have had our local
direc ories, but the idea OF roluding the trio of
municipalities is a new one he work cannot iai
70 De valuable, a. 1t enables a business man, nt
unR IN his office, 10 see all the leading firms of
every branch of trade IN our sister cities lt tSa
useful med um for acquiring mercantile know edge,
and ns work OF reference ~ almost invaluable re
has complete index and tbe various trades and
occupations are so arranged es TO be found without
Ine least difficulty The ofice in city Tor the
agency is No 429 Walnut street ~
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NEVER WEAR A CoUaH. or irritation on the
lungs, when you can buy Ayers Cherry Pectora
the worlds great remedy that cures 1t.
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sPRNe MATTRESSES made to order at Patterns
No. 1tQS ChesRut street.
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FURNITURE Upholstered. Freed from Moths, Var.
nished and Polished, at Patterns, No 14OS Chestnut
street. |"
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GlBBSON.-On the 2lst instant, PATIENCE T.
GlBBSON, wife OF the late Henry A. Gibhson aged
SO years. h'~
The relatives and friends of the family are espect.
iully invited to attend her funeral, from her late
residence No. 665 Barton street, Thursday after
nOoD the oath instant.
KEITH On Sunday, the Goth instant WASH.
lNGTON KEITH, in the 56tn year OF his age
His male friends and those of the family are re-
spectuy invited TO attend the funeral, on Thursday
morning next at 10 o'clock from his late residence
No 1414 Spruce street.
=, IARRANCE = On Sunday, the Goth instant, MISS
MARY TARRANCE.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral IRON her late
residence, in Bridgeport Montgomery county on
thursday morning, the oath instant, at 10 O'Clock,
without further notice.
eR- FIRST. TROOP PHILADELPHIA CITY
CANALR1.-The troop will assemb at the Ar.
MORl on Thursday, May "a, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. in
citizens dress, 10 attend the funeral of WASHING
Ton hElTH, Esq. ~
Non-active members are requested to attend at tho
same time.
by OIoer of the Captain.
Z. l.. REAKIRT, Orderly Sergeant.
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UUND INTHREHF NOTEs 7 6IU mud B 2OI
"anted. DE Haven & Brother, No 40 D. Ia ird St.
POPULAR TAILoR1NG-
READY-MA DE CLorHINe
AND
FrNE CUSTOM WORK
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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FRAMED ENGRAvINGs.-B. Scott, Jr., will
make positive sale of fine fIamed proof enQra.
wings carefully selected from the proofs of modern
artists, this evening at O'Clock We advise ali who
wish to adorn their dIninRrOoms and halls with fine
pictures TO attend the sale
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E9 TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
MAY % 1866.
Notice is hereby given to holders of OF In
debtedness, issued under of Congress approved
March and IT, 1852 that the the Treasury
In ordance with SAID and the OF said Ger
tacates s prepared to redeem, before maturity ali Ger
tifcates Of Indebtedness falling in June, July or
August 1866 with accrued interest II presen ed
for redemption or before May 81 and that hereafter
such Certificates will to bear interest and will be
paid on presentation at this Department with interest
only to the said 3lst inst.
(SiRned) HUGH MCCULLOCH
623 st Secretary OF the Treasury.
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FIRE IN THE IwENTY-BoURTH WARD
ABOUT haltpast O'Clock esterdaY morning, a
stable situated at HaddIngton IN the Two nty urth
Ward, about four miles from, the Market Street
Bridge, was DESTROYED by fire. Adjoining the
staDe was low OF six irame dwelling
houses, occupied by a numcer OF poor
families, which were greatly damaged by the
names some OF them belno completely destroyed.
The tenants OF the dwellings lost nearly ali their
furniture by the flames. The property beionged
10 the estate of the late samuel Saunders and was
valued at about $780, on Ich there is partial IN
turance. The fire companies of the TIVE nty 10 nth
ard were early on the ground but owIng tp the
distance and scarcity of water, they could render no
material service.
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The Presidents Best Friend-PhiladeI-
phAa Appointments s-Third Ticket for
Pennsylvanta-GOng Matters,
Etc. Etc.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY Is, 1855.
0ua Jos oTPIcE Is now tbe most comole4e an

OgR JoR OFFICE j. now the most complete and
sztenaiFe establishment Of the kind in the city.
The type presses, material and entire fixtures
are new, having just been received from the foun-
driea and machine shopa Of Conner & Sens, G. P.
Gordon and R. Hoe q Co., OF New York, and in
variety and beauty cannot be exeelled in the
soaxhs re have connected with this department
On Of the best ruling machines ever brought
seutA, and can turn ont all descriptions of Job
WORK, ruled lettered and bound, at the shortest
notice, IN the most workman like manner and upon
most reasonable terms.
n addition to corps Of experienced printers,
Ne haye secured the services IN this department Of
Mr. " ". BFiabin and Mr. Charles w. CLARK, so
2avoFably Job printers previous to the war
undcE the firm Of CLARK a Rriabin. Their friends
Aaa Ours win bear this il mind and send in their
orders. III T,79
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FAssMAN' COTTON TIE.
EAssMAN's PATRNTIRoN TTEs=
FOR COTTON iALEs.

H. S-S OOAAO2t laAAao.
Ny Button Tie the first for sale to any extent in
have mad aaaBs e peRs5s YIN
o sne button SINCE WaslTst introduced and have
city facility and expedition Of adjustment to bales Of any OF
to any offered to the public % 'piAin1 'upefiof
The advantages Of iron rope bang cotton are now
unveTsalg acknowledged holds ne bale In nueh
eonpass Is applied and fastened 18th much more facility
PORTS lessons immensely the fire. stronger and IT.
strength is not impaired by time anexposure as that Of rope
var Thousands Of bales i've been lost BY the rot
iron hoop Ia besp IoP Which eGd have been preserved
mr. he'd nearly fifty cent cheaper rope The deanee
ply Of hemp such extent s 70 euse prices to rule nnpr
e9eneay nigh Indeed snhcenT for balng moderate
cotton crop cannot be relied on any price
have aTFa9Aed for the imporatid large quantity Of
ne pest English iron and have Iade arrangements with
MesFs Chambers Lattng for the sale and delivery of my
II p,.,. e.. sHrP REFUGE, Eey Orleans. july 7, 1859.
srln January received oa your press 1859 bales of
cotton of which 1000 were confessed and boYnd b
your new Iron lie safely arthat te cotton 90 bound
Presses that slowed better and enabled the shin To
Tho cotton when discharged om be ship in Liverpool was
~ Detr order han the rope bound tton II highly pre
has no effect upon Il r well noWa BY practical mean
commend your Iron Tie as took ii, lot for an
and carefully watched IT, both in Loading and disehsr9ng
JOIN HOWARD, Master,
The 9ndersgned Fire Warden anil Fire Inspector of the
hew Orleans Insurance Companies IRE Of opinion that s
thAh the Oh style OF baling with 70 q. - ~ "a ~
J; YoUENEs, Fire Warden
I cepcBr in tba oh,r JOHN ADAMS Fire Inspector.
ALFRED BELANGER,
hA-Ohief Engineer, Fire Department
CHAMBERS 4 LArTING.
agents for FassmanS IRON Tile.
And
DEALERS IN BAaGrSG, ROPE AND Tw1NE,
OIL oarondelet street, New orleana
/ EwIs, coMINGoRE q WEST
IN F.LEw1s-D N. coMiNaoRE-B. D. VEST
Cotton Factors
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 81 FeEdil0 street, Pastors Row.
II OSSAA'Hs' .RUssETTs.
EisAts'u 'aso' to complete consignment Apply to
LEVY DIETER 4 co.