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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-08-08
The Baltimore Sun has q letter from

The Baltimore Sun has letter from
Greensboro, y. G., which says:
~ new factory, employing 100 hands,
is now at work here. The machinery is
the very best that England, Holland and
Belgium could produce, having been Sc
lycted with care by tie manager Of the
finn in thoS" countries
There ought to be 5000 such factories
throughout the South, and there soon
would be under the right sort Of q tariff.
The >outh IS FIJI! oE needy white widows
and orphans who cannot work in the
fields, but who would gladly earn honest
bread in factories, and ought to have
chance to do so. 1t is wrctched economy
to bring cotton and wool thcHcc to the
North or slA:d it 10 Europe, to be made
into cloth fabrics to c!othc those BY whom
the $tuttS were grown. How is it poSSi-
bic that the South should not feel the
force Of this criticism IN. \. Tribune.
AsrY BAY, Jvly 3U.-Thc Supcrnten-
dent ofthe Ncwfouudard Line arrived
i:crc at q O'clock, this morning, with Il
message from the Queen Of Great Britain
to the President Of the United States, as
follows:
TO the President Of the United States,
Washington:
The Queen congratnlatcs the President
on the successful completion Of an under
taking which she hopes may serve as an
additional bond of union between the
United States and England.
REPLY OF TIE PRESIDENT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
l1.3O !. H., July so.
TO her Majesty, Queen Of the United
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland:
The President Of the United States
acknowledges, with profound gratitica
ton, the receipt Of her MajeSty's dc
snatch, and cordially rcciprocatcs, and
hopes that the cable which unites the
Eastern and Western hcmiSpheres may
serve to streng then and pcrpetuatc peace
and amity between the Government Of
ENGLAND and the republic Of the United
States. ANDREW JOHNSON.
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Discretion is 'he better part Of 7alnr
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DRY GOODs.

k a TO CLOSE THE
s sSR s g.KEuREs
sbRHacslhais. n nfbasss, "oHTSodNvh Es.
FLOWERS, NAi'Ii FEATHERS,
Loo RrxS.urs II DRESS yys co Sa s,..oss
600 EfSszsfss SIR ass },
E2R 8 r SSais sissM5Sb sIS ~
h haDEs g FIN; T,S1i lSES SL%yEs
sESTs ElNf afS Sfs aT55Ss aSyrs
ALE Kin ' : - ENTREES
s ahSShs R 25ayFs
40 81 10 bse
aH ssH Efss r AssE, M99 ahs sSs 4
MISSES COTTON HOSE, loo UP,
EssnH A sLsx92E5 sIHF HOSP a &c
ds5Ts w nEay ii MER hn,r HOSE &C.
aESfs HALF HOSE, ID 81 sSfssr.,s v,,sv ~
LOT or DRESS oooDs Ar YOGI 5a INV SRSE
MUST BE SOLD DRESS GOODS &c., Nh si AZ XA Ann
k kABE E MkHsx qEn kNaKFs sSs saS
AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
GREAT SACRIFICE
LOT SILK vELvETs &C. YARD.
LOT SILK VFIyETs &C. YARD
LOT ko SILK S SEsEEssEETTs i ~ VAR AARp
LOT SILK vgLvErs loc. PIECE $500
LOT SILK vELvETS. I5c. PIECE.
LOT SILK vFIvETS 25c. PIECE.
LOT SILK yELvETs Bic. PIECE.
LOT Lot ST. SILK W yIEILyETs, sasc; rlESE,
I I3T s sIIk y yisIIyEIs g siEGE
Lof SIX ii vELvEfs Il PIFscE
oc.0v0 YARDS PRINCES AND TRIMMINGS
LyrS OF SILK PRINCES t.. &c. &C., loc
VIDE n1Ha I vRTNGEs VELVET HEADINGS, &C., ice
RICH SILK BALL TRIMMiNGS Ioc
RICH PLUSH TRIMMIN0s. &C.. &c.,, 1890.
A''h DRESS 1slA1 This L q; 81 81 ''' o. 100
TRIMMINGS Is REDUCED
TO LESS THAN OEE.QuARTER THEIR VALUE.
1900 YARDS RIBBONS Sc Ya aH9u "; Nm pp.runps
5000 YARDS SILK GIMrs, ALL 0oIohs, s.. YARD
LOTS OF
NEEDLEWORK,
LACES &C.. 80.
III - EVERY KIND, 40. to 81.
M s. aissrs, HATS
IN ALL THE NEW suAPEs Straw AND FELT
FANCY GOODS.
PINS AND H.Ep 9s, g. IA rAPER.
HOOKS saa HNp s EYES L. si cHh 5.
LOIS OF BUTTONS LESS TITAN COST.
LOTS or OTHER GOODS EQUALLY Low.
22l 4 223 EIGHTH AVENUE,
Between Twenty. first and Twenty second streets
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81 UNION sQUARE.-A SUIT or FOUR LARGE
vste table only
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Between twenty nrst ana JWcnty- SECOND streets
GREAT DECLINE IN wooLLTNs.
a.. VI .: sss Say hsi e s sss ':
s$S$sE Et SSS! ss - E$ $sSEs Es9S
fAVS $ B u ~ EsSH
S ?'fP; iss:!; a'' boon Essk
PINE hESvx eaN4oN gSnaE s
Also BIZ ;n Iers IRON
EHrA1.Ep At wionSsA 3st ss!sS ssDs, &C.
s SS!s.S s4 1t r.; g. "a "a as
z zosTFa sSosE M W. ss 18Th
A LARGE JAN Asc HESSs SALE
nc: E SiSEE SSSI asy rSWSIhE sAr.,xs
S:s s,S.sy e.
rf2 SLaiDs, shyzSss sSsS Efsisssis cheap
a.ns E;,S Es
The Gs . sS GrS' & e EAT q
LrgIS's CELKBRxrED KID CLOVES, only ii "
Rstaiisd At wholesale pr1ess.
II; s5: SSs ysss BED coxronrAs1rs
JOIN ~ iSSi is Sss Sss &c
Ssrmin ne. street rec corner q sescssr
fulton rssfs nd Sixth avenue cars pass the door.
Ar LEGaAIS,s THIS WEEK, 1880
d a;Sy s'E WOOL s.sfS !, p e.. ss So sss Cos.
E sSif E fftSi;SiS f 81, :
being entirely and not to DO found In any ohsr sss
PLAIN SILK and WOOL vELoURs from &c. to a.
PLAIN EMPRESS CLOTHS and vRLouxs from eos to
Sale. and are fully Is Per cent sELow The aaRgKff
Afun Hoe Of PLAIN SILKS from q Ntoss
y IoGS Las9s one
Isrss r sas,css TO our Cloth and DOMESTIC GOODS
LEoSAIS s s sssd s ;ga ai ~ wsv'ey place
- = lEorArs u ~ 2 s %..:,,.s .,...
III GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
n PROM ACTION
REP onrD saS 3 Ds sS Il =: nd fSrz SILKS
M T rHsp. s. &c: sss- Ars
ncEERf s a Ssoy y-' seaiSssoIDHRIEs COLLARS
$SilS NJ: ssosffsISg S.sY'as
mi ~, Uns s,oes % .S.s 4 = DSa i; 2sn ..
= - PiiS block cas-, IRON the Bewery.
SaSfS :iTrs
Ps1ss Ss ss 'Is;i
SKIRTS and ooS'Er' sS''P sSs 4 n ssriSiGyhr
,o sll and sIiz Grand ssrest 81 q and 10 Allen street
A. S.s r Esss sa Es, s:'' 'Iss'
EE assEs aaaRs' GOODS,
snaisis LAcEs,
fksScH xyEprEwoRK and
f ESs!sE X 4 $S5 sSsSs sssaa.pr.
E E!sss ! RhsRSSf SSaSeHbbSssHcurrrs,
vHIxLTs,
IEs s1 THss ,osspRS rRIors
a aAsHH g TGIsh! Ihsss,sSsscssss ,
s sDSlkass s III SSgh ss',
$ S $$SSttEHssSs s n s$sxEs l..
DFscHANPS,
DYSCifAMP's,
OUR WILL KNOWN BRAND OF KID GLOVE,
NON THE vosT POPULAR IN THE CITY,
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
n. n. MACY.
Fourteenth street and strth avcn,e,
street. between s and as f Ann ssss
49, - -
4 GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
a rcli beaver Velvet and straw flats Bcnnes and Ius
sa": IN s III. :nd R sh;R :. usual under
sn al ana silx Grand street, and
es ~ and 20 Alien street.
Flfh block east ffum the Bowefy.
A LADY HAVING An INDIA CAMEL.s HAIR LONG
n shawl wshes ~ dispose ~ n ~ barfsin Cau be
seen 10 70 O'Clock Yves, South street. bswccn
Fifth and sirib avenues.
DENTON A WILLIS, ~ LEONARD STREET, WOULD
ID The Of the trade u their stock OF ladies'
misses gents sud boys Underwear, nerino and 81 wool
81 white and mred; also sdles and misses Fneish We.
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81 EAST FOURTH SrREEr-BOARnIN6.-F
- hrst c'ass accommodations offered 10 families aud
sngi egentemen House and Ia complete order Din.
ner at +. NJ
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AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
.os ca, oa Rg1s sr, Ara nnxNxv vy1vrrs
20, % - o. " 81 ~ and upwards.
nSSSr ana TaIyyISa ~ soxslg,,css dsy1
HofERY.e GLOVE EMBRoIDERIEs. COLLARS,
Ssw willow and osTn!sB IEsfG EsE .,s,z morning.
Examine Stock OF fIpWkH9 EDWD. RIDLEY,
&c. Yi and ali Grand areet g. Is 20 Allen street.
Ptfth block east from the Bowery.
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On UNION sQuARE-A BED ROOM AND SITTING
IN Room communicative second story back also,
small Room on fourth story front. 10 be rented with
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GRAND STREET CHEAP srORR,
BUTTONS, ORxAMKN7s, .BUQLE 0lMrs. FRfNGEs.
sos Ps e s.ak .Ss s5s ( srs;;s
well assorted and eheay. YANKEE NOTIONS. HOOP
EDWD, RIDLEY,
fifih block east from the B0wery
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BoARDEns AND LoDGERs WANTED.

JlTEsT TENTH STREET, lS3, ONE BLOCK WEST or
" Sixth avenue. Two gentleman gentleman and
Terms SID
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SMILLlE . 90. u.uu oeryvn r,,, ,,.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT of
cLoAKs, sAcoUEs, BAsoCEs, JACKETS,
and CIRCULARS IN VELVET and CLOTH,
which cannot be surpassed In America.
1853 BROADWAY.
Between Eighth and Ninth streets :.
WILLIAM BUCHANAN MACKENZIE, snrft. y
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40 EAST TwENTY-EIGHTH STREET. CORNER OF
IO Fourth avenue Rooms 10 let In suits siDgly with
or without Board bath. &C, in the house Apply
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OR TWELFTH STREET TWO pLoCKs EAST OF
~ Broadway-Eieganty furnished Rooms 10 let with or
without meals.
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II ARMSTROHG-l40 SIXTH AVENUE aNt
Ii. LAMBS WOOL ENGLISH MERINO AND
DOMESTIC uNDERSHIRTS,
DRAWERS in all the populsr N lkes. All alzes,
For ladies'. gentlemen and oh dren Hosiery, Gloves
gentemen's Furnishing Goods. Flannels. Blankets shlr
Inc and Sheens Towels and roweing Linens Linen Hand
kerchel Clrny Laces Guipure vaisneienes Thread
Bionds Mslines Illusions English Grapes. Sash Bon..e
Trimmings and Belt Ribbons Yankee Notiane Buttons
prices.
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DRY GOODS.

GOLDEN 4 90, 10 CLINTON PLACE
" SUCCESSORS TO A. MALLrT
IMPORTERS OF EOUVESUrES,
ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING NOVELTIES ~
coikFuRES, LINGERIE. FLEURs,
DENTELLES, PASSEMENTE RTES, BALMoE Ale
RICH JET ORNAMENTS
AND FANCY GOODS.
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AZ WEST SIXTEENTH STREET BETWEEN FIFTH
fO and Sixth Handsomely furnished Rooms
70 let en- suite singly enliemen terms moderate
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n =
H--FISH--FISH.

Keep Constantly y Hand
y MAcKEREI. No j bills, halves and kits. Is
MAGKEnEIs-No a i. i.
MAGKEKEIe-No s !. ].
u SALMON 40. y. ~ ss i. III 81 i. y 4sss ..S4
SAl MON zFresh.ri III, y III and hi can8
Il HERE NJ !, btls, haaves and kits.
4 HERRING Smoked No. n and acssd.
4 TONaUEs and 40 UNDs Extra Nh.
N MALTBUT FINs-Estra kits.
4 GOLDFISH Large drums and half drums
CODFIsH-M edirm szs drums
foiIe ss;f araas I'D iii a drum.
PADDOCK drums and boxes.
LOBSTER Ffesh, ii. and ib cans.
n goYsTERS4r0o Cove Iib. and 3 ID. cans s4SA
gallons. haf gallons, pinta and suarsa
y PIG rkiass y. a. s.. Z ss Y.
nm LEs half bsis. and ksgs.
@ oATcHur Toasso. DAM. Cowboy. aunssn. carroll
I0MAToEs hesh. snd i II. cans
PEPPER sAUGE pints and half pins1
OLIVES quarts and pints
OLIVE OH qnsrts and pinta.
4 APERS-captal and snperHne.
FEACHES FRESH, and 8 ib cans
X FINE APPLE--isesh, s9
ss 6TKAWBERRIES \, si.E ..s5s @ ss
II BEAEKRERRIES v. \. ri ss4s III
II QfeEEN PEAS y ~
Il GREEN CORN 9.
Il FRUIT &ssortsd and slb. cans Z
" FRUITS pckds ? and iby cams. and qts. q siasA
PRESERVEs~shAke quarta IN jars
PREsERVES- Nnmssns Gsrroi 4 90. qnarts and pint&
4 JELL sssorsed. qusrts, pints, and half pints
JELEY- l6 ounce. 70 ounce, and ounce tnmblers5
itLsypnINa ExTRA dTs aaInsss's Assorted
fss,s sssdsnssd az S081ss
sHs9g sfasSsa sld psIss vile !s aeyssnsA
& RAisiNs layer hoxes halves md quartz.
3 at II ald i, N papsrs.
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CHANDELIERS NEWS EXPRESS, FK0M
~ Magnolia Pike County, to Homssvie County seat, Pike
county, Miss, tri- weekly.
From Magnolia Jacksonwood Liberty county sea
Amite county Miss. tri-weekly y n
From Liberty to Ceneyille and Woodviis county seat
Wilkinson county, semi weekly. y Tsg7 M
VIII supply subscribers residing vicinity any
station the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Rail
read Southern Railroad and Mississippi Central Railroad and
Holm6syie Jacksonwnod, Liberty Centreyiie Woodvie
Monticello County seat aaatn County seat, Pine Blum
etc. with the -sG&
| NEW ORLEANS MOBILE, yICKsBURG. JACKSON AND
MERIDIAN DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
Having above will attend recording Deeds collect
| Ing, etc. aSt 2 II
Agent Ghanders Express Magnolia mississippi will be
| promptly forwarded. aJ TA
Until mall routes and postofces established will mail
and letters FROM above places Magnolia post
Office S55, 37A55 si{ss 4s5.5 n
Passage from Magnolia to Liberty 90
Letters, ~. s. postage paid 10
Newspapers and Circulars, U s. portage paid).
and Advertisements country
I by J. BENZ. CHANDLER,
sS3 3t 4S Carondelet street
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IITEADOUAKTERs ORLEANS RE

ment Nj M;litia January III 1865 Special Order
ss #
s @ sam &c
Il or Inc q causes assigned ~ DE-.
f., neglect dug T. the
committing Second ofsnses viz imprisonment il the Parish
Wit before hi teus liz hearing
e,a W
snd Assistant Judge Advocate Act Adj. and Provost
Marshal III a s. u
Observation-Disclosures ORLEANS MILITIA 80,
mo md o onpn
Star ss ssw
and nscrbe their the Company Roll
& ana
's e. 90 DIST Is. Ba I'll ae 3 X NJ
eELEASs 81 Rsssa ssI1g e SE MIL b]
trict NO., afs Mapazins street, Jan. 2lss, 1866
Ss 5s + nHFe ssssD 4
~ TsrpsisIore street and NaEEsoLL rssidng iii
Polymna street They will be respected and obeyed
s0'''Ds's o'ass nopfs 'fep, BEN5 { 4 ( apsEWoaTn
| Acting Captain Go. BIO. R, NJ.
|TIEEAADaUARTEERs ANg p,..l ENMoLEl lss
ssed A. sSs street near Eysan Fields street
Acting Captain nd rnroas oess & HES IT, pss NJ
Ait, nTg 4 ORLEANS a mn: MaIITIA
1866 enrolled militia officers and prirates Of Company
sd j r. ssM
and inscribe their Compays roll Those negleene
report will be arrested and conducted to Company Head
quarters in order nsoribe their names and upon reusa
thereto the dsnqnens will incur the penalties prescribed to
esss'iJ tsignedJ y BENZ Il EDGEWoRTH
sAssA Acting Captain Co. B, Co. District.
IIEADQUARTERS SECOND b ATTAL.
III I'm orleans Regiment Louisiana Militia, new Orleans
Jan u 1866 Special Orders No Acting Captains Of Gem
pBnes G and X Of the Second Battalion Orleans Reg
ent Militia, will forthwith report in writing the
abodes Of the first and second assistant enrolling officers
their respective companies under General Orders NO
under the penalties prescribed in section 20 Militia Act Of 1866
Wis: s4ss4 sssss IA
Discharged officers under special orders Of the commander
nse wi be reduced 70 ranks and compelled to perform
| Acting Major Orleans Regiment ilitia
HEADQUARTERs co. III. DISTRICT
- No s. Second Battalion, O. R. Z. M.January 10 1856
Special Order No. L
JOHN CARTER residence No 457 Casacalvo street.
tween Elysan Fields and Margny streets and VINET
hereby dy appointed Enrolling Officers Compa
Militia. n. z sssoAa =
ONCE hours at Headquarters, from AM sear sips
Capt and Enrolling onieer, CO. District No. 3.
TIEADaUAKTEKS co. ~, COMPANY
IL District No. 20ce. 443 Magazine streeNew Orleans
La, Jim. 21st, 1866-Speca1 Order No. 2. Si5z
The Mta liable to enrolment within this Company
forthwith in person. and enroll their at these
Headquar tiers, under the penalty prescribed hg lazy
Acting Capt. Go B, Company District No. 2.
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MAoHisEHr VI; -. a =
STEAM ENGINES. BoILERs SINGLE MACHINES

Gin Gearing, Wrought-ron shaiting, Puleys
Wrought-iron Axes and Truck Wheels; 3}.af W.
Woodward and Worthington Steam Pumps
s. Mctiuwan's Lift and Force Pumps; TN
Double acting Lift and Force Deck pumps;
$sD Douglass Garden and Well Pumps;
Hair Boiler Felting; .t@4
Ashcrefts Steam and Vacuum Guages; S854s
Y Faber's Magnetic Water ssnages H. 3&|t 1g4
Glass Tubes for Thermometers and Water Quaga
Sheet-iren Anchor Buoys; F535{
Rubber Steam md Water Hose 4a
Fl Wrought-iren Pipes Of all kinds; *@ a355s F@,4
Iron and BRASS Steam Fittings and Connection W.
Plumbing Brass work Of every description 5.$
Shee and Sheet Iron ~ the lowest market prices
Engineers Stores of every variety always hand
Copper Tin Sheetiron, Blacksmith and Brass Work
cuted at the shortest notice and
syphon Steam Pumps Marshs patent direct from the
mandatory.
Fl Orders solicited. JOHN l. BARfNGER,
Nos la 56 and l6s Magazine street and No 6 Notre
street.
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INSURANCE COMPANY

MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW York.
Chartered 1seI-Assets, 100000.
FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE
The undersigned having been appointed General Agents
the above Company for Il n
\ LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI.
no@ prepared all business relating to Fire
Marine and Inland Insurance. s.&i
Policies issued Losses promptly paid and Agents appointed
- - sQ3 sEELYE 4 WEETC0T, sS
! n 30 t;arondelet street
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VACUUM PAN, CONDENSER, AMI
PUMPING ENGINE

PUMPING ENGINE
One Cast Iron Gobniar VACUUM PAN feet diameter
81 feet high, capable Of making strike 5000
tfuga Sugar 1t Is supplied with Copper Worm 81 inches
in diameter and 100 feet long and is furnished with Theome
Proof Stick Cocks and everything to make complete
Ono Cast Iron CONDENSER for above Pan.
One Vertical Beam STAM ENGINE l2inch Cylinder three
feet stroke, completes with Governor cold
Pumps together with vertical Air Pumps 10 inches
ter and neh sreke lined with brass saves with brass PTS
tons and rods.
The above machinery Is very substantial Is fitted the
best style, and nearly new JOHN L. BARINGER,
Nos LEA 1856 and LES Magazine street, and No. 6s Noe Dame
street. Il Him IA .+4a4, "a 4sH4a55
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EOLGEK 81 co.. Ell
Ct. F. FoLGER. L. FoLGER W. H. THoMAs9
Dealers In Hardware, Iron, Ship Chandlery,
81 l. SO Magazine Street, ~
OPPOSITE ST. JAMES HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.
Nails and Castings Hoop Sheet Bar Ien shoves and
Spades Sheet Copper and Zinc, Flows, Axes and
Hoes, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead
India Rubber Betting Hose and Packing Circular MIL and
ErnsqC mt SaXya
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $40. 900,

Whole Tickets, s2 Halves, So Quarters ST. Eghths 90
Prizes cashed by .la
oHAs. I. HOWARD, No IS Camp street,
or Lockbox 6as, PostohBce New Orleans
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CIITH 81 ROGERS
JACOB SMITH, VIM RoGERso
Machinists and Rrass Founders,
S and 80 NEW LEvEE STRRRr, near Erato New Orleans
Repairs Of Steamships Steamboats, Sugar Mills Steam and
Hand Fire Engines punctusly attended to-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Es III GIyV fAlGE4~-1XkiA EEk X " "A
MAHsH y CO.,
doHN 9. MARSH PRESTON ". EYRE, WILLIS u.
ETEWART)
"Reminiscences Of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS
BRASS and IRON CASTINGS for steamboat and plantation
nse hadlng ate All kinds Of hacksmithng done at the
shortest notice Particular attention given to repairing
beat and plantation machinery
NO ZIG NEW LEvEE STREET.
Between Delcrd and Gaiennie Streets New Orleanss
HARDWARE AND CUTIEKx-
TAxLoz oHuRoHILI.
Direct Importers.
No.A Magaains street opposite ST James Hotel,
Nnw ORLEANS.
IRON NAIL AND FLOW WAREHOUSE,
No. 20 Bank Plaea
PETER q. TArLoR......... .CaAaLEs H. CHuRoHuI-
| Established In 1852
| We also keep general assortment Of
| Tinware and Woodenware,
Suitable for Country Merchants adeand we respectfaIiy
solicit continuance Of former patronage.
Il
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In opening his Agency, Of heen ysars, atand
(after temporary suspenson) the nnderAgned
being the czens Of New Orleans tho
security above set FORTH Of NINE MTLLIoNSN1
DOLLARS and Of announcing that he Is fully
to issue policies aganst the pers Of the ss and rivers
against damage by the rates
twenty per cent and will adjust and all losses
Agency with the bsraty and premptness charsctersc
HOME Companies ssHs#%
This large concentration of capital addition to The
security aers will enable tho agent accept Of hea
lines on Presses Stocks River and
Marine risks thereby saving the insurer much inconvenienea
trouble securing protection large sus md he
pecy asks from his friends and the public contannanes
the confidence and patronage heretofore generoua
bestowed
Dwelling and contents insured for Of Eve
years Of less, upon equitable terms.
Al necessary information will be given in reference y L
Insurance, upon the new principle Of NJ ~
NoN-FoRFEITlNG POLICIES,
Payable Eve annual annual animal paynents Andl
applications desiring their arni
against the uncertainties Of c but absolute certainty
death,
st. Louis MutaaI Iife Insurance Compnny.
ST. LOUIS, NO.
Assets over $500 900.
undersigned would call the attention Of e pubic
to treat advantages and security offered through thu
| MEDIUM Of the
GENERAL ACCIDENT LIFE POLICY.
is subject worthy Of consideration, ~
present. where tho ordinary safety Or individuals
unheeded and human life lamentably dsregardsd
beooyes themselves against casualties now ~
certain to occur, and this be done In the
| Travellers Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.
| Assets, S5s7,58s 10. ~
The undersgneds fully prepared POLICIES In this
the pioneer ACCIDENT COMPANY Of this country against
all kinds Of Accidents, at home abroad and for ain
cenage weekly be secured for total
disability, and the payment Of hxed in Of death
| within specified period
Explanatory Pamphlets Cards. etc. obtained Of the
I Agent.
p5 No Medical Examinations required, ard the Age d
/ Parties only for Identification. x
Temporary offce in the private office Of
Messrs WIN. II. HEENTNG 4 CO.,
Nos % and 81 Camp street-dp stairs1
/ HARMON DoANE, Agent i
/ National NADINE 4
FIRE INSURANCE ooAPAHY.
/ This Company Insurss against all Losses BY
Fire, Marine and Inland Navigation.
/ TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT
| Allowed on S syee
4
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TSHOMAs ID. BODLEY q co..
NO. PRRDIDo STREET, tAdoining Masonic Building,
OFFICE NO. l28 DRAWER STREET NEW ORLEANS.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular CrossCut Mill and Muley Saws; Corn Mills wheat
Mills and Betting Apparatus: Shafting Pnes Betting
All descriptions Of Plantation Machinery and Agricultural
Implements -5Aa3s III. IA
We keep constantly on hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS,
Timber Wheels Wheebarrows the well known factory
/ Of Joshua Bodey, Wheeling Va
We have connection with extensive Foundries and Machine
shopsn st. Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Psburg through
which for any machinery
most favorable terms anywhere north Of New
Orleans tree o. freight THGs. B FoDLEY 90
CLARK. sTAUFFER q CO.
IMPORTERS AND
Dealers In Hardware, Iron, Nails, Copper,
TIN PLATES, PAINTS, OILS AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, ETC,
No. ~ Canal street, New Orleans.
Agents for the vEILLE MONTAGUE sHEErz1Ne CO.; and
| PLoWs Of all the most approved MAKERS.
blows. ...........P psyS............PLOws
JAS H. HALL con Maysville. KY, for suga
and Cotton.
| GARRETT Il CoTTMAN's Steel, for Sugar
| CALHOUN 4 ATKINsoN's Maysviile, Ky.
HALL Il sPEER's, Pittsburg, Penn, wrought and cas-
| B. F. AvERY's, Louisville Ky.
| HALL, MOORE MILIER's Louisville, Ky.
1 PEORIA PRAIRIE "Premium y Steel
| BALL AND BLOCK CAREY all sizes.
full all the Pows on hanj
and to arrive STARK, STAUFFER 4 CO,
| u Canal street
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HARDWARE, METALS, ETC,
| JOHN n KEEP,
30 md 80 Canal street.
Has stock Of STAPLE GOODS, ior sale 1t
lowest market rates.
200 boxes TIN PLATE,
500 bids SHEET IRON.
100 b'dls oAKUM,
# 1000 coils cORDAaE, tg
GAS PIPE, LEAD PIPE,
SHEET LEAD. COPPER,
BRAsa, YELLOW METAL,
TIMERS TOOLS and MACHINES, MECHANICS SUP.
PLIES, FAIRBAEK's SCALES, JAPANNED TIN
WARE etc, etc.
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4 sizN ~ FULLER,
"a N rA orURER AND DEALER.
N. J nv strset. New xork.
sssss IA Shipment ID i
fAssuling u order.
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sss snsss ~ Ssss dill Nina SiiI IONS
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se ass R Gsasns r ssssas ss'as'
Gpsiesf Dsiiis. Tsrsning Msehinss
Tsses fSnps. Foss iasItielns Msshinss.
sssesisa fasaPs. blind III Tsnoslas Machines,
sslsx Jacks RI patent s sc ss Saws