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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-10-28
JOYNER'S ar :
National Hotel,
Columbia. S. C.. =.

Within fifty yards of the Greenrille Hn6
Charleston Railroad Depots, corner Gcssxis
and Gad+den streets. -. g. 81 -, -ss<,s,
RATEs.-Board, per week, $l2.so per
day. So; Supper, breakfast aud lodging &&
Single Meals, 81. -i-ssf,yy-t. ~.
A No. ], Livery Stable in conrecsioa with
the Ho,cl,. Carriages. &C., for hire as aA
hours osthe Day and Night. -. &. z.SFt
Aug. l9 ProprietcE
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Vesuvius is becoming violent,
and immense streams Of lava ere
Sewing frcss the eTatsrs.
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Democratic Newspapers
PUBLISHED AT TIE q. ,..
CAPITAL OF SOUTH CAR0LIyAs

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erallv throughout the upper Districts, 70
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A mammoth paper, containing forty-eigbs
columns Of reading matter, is publishs6
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These papers are recognized as the CEN
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Political Natter, the latest TELEGRAPHIC
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OF f"Surry," ofwhisli Mohun is a Sequel,
Ten Thonsand copies we're almost immcdi-
asely sold. The new oFk isstill more in.
tepsely interesting. Printed on 6ne-tcned
paper, .aHd richly bound in, cloth with up
wards Of 500 pages, it has for its frontiS.
,pieee fne steel medallion bead Of Gen.
Lee, aud fcur beautiful iNcStrat;aHs in
Ionier's best style. Either book is sent by
mail, post free. Oh receipt Of the price,
E2.25. For sale BY all Booksellers sad
Newsdeslers in town aud ceantry. -
Z Oct. 7 4lSt.
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CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Charleston, S. c. -

Charleston, S. c. u
The undersigned having taken charse Of
thu above veil known Hotel, respectfully
informs his friends and the travelling publ;c
that it has been refnrnished 10 all ofitsde-
partmepts. The table will At oil times 10
supplied with the best the Market a9ord@
including every delicacy in season, Hhita
the cuisine will bc unexceptionable The
Bath Rooms attached TO the Hotel are 8np.
piled with the celebrated Artesisn Water.
and Hot, Cold or Shower Baths can bS %.
tanned at any time. The same attention
will be paid to the comfort Of the guestS %
heretofore, and travellers can rely upon
finding the Charleston Hotel equal to any
in the United States. The patTonsRs Of
the travelling public is respectfully solicitse.
~ J. p. H0RBACH. Agent, -
Jan. Is If: Proprietor.
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BURKE'S - -. .e,s
Weeklh for Boys and Giflss

ibis paper has already established if1clf
as ''ihe Southern fayorite." Il Is just 1ka
periodical for boys and girls. # bring auns
Shine into the household. Marbles ana
dolls are laid aside to welcome D. u M
the old fosks6nd interest in It's pages. a
new votufS 6rgins in July. with increased
attractions Now is the time 10 subscribe,
and renew subscriptions. A beautiful title
page and index will I've furnished as the cioae
Of 1he volume. Terms. 81 year. Or tlsee
copies for IS. W. BURKE& Coz Pshs
fishers, Macon. Georgia.. ~ zGsE
July S28 If. -. 80, .7r3j ~
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DIR. J. D. Bruce

, Ea7ing resumed the practice of Medicine,
tenders his professional services to the public.
Oface in the building formerly occupied by
Mr.. John A Chapman, and opposise Mrs.
Herp's residence.
Sept Is % #.
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RESTAURANT.

The subscriber having opened a Restaurant
NEXT DOOR 70 his Bakery and Confec>
tionery store, in the building formerly oc>
cupied by Mr. B. NJ. B!ease. for the accom>
modatiou Of the public. informs them that
lie is prepared to furnish
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Greenville & Columbia r. R.
on and after WEDNESDAY. the 18th
instant, Passenger Trains will run daily,
Sundays excepted, cnnnecting with Night
Trains on South Carolina aud Charlotte sud
South Carolina RailrGa..s A. S1amMuws!
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CARRIAgE IND WAGON
STOP.

The subscriber respectfully calls the at
tcntion Of the public to the fact that be is
>till on hand and prepared to execute all
work in bis !iue of business, ci:her in
Carriage, Buggy or Wagon
Work.
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In workmanlikc and expeditions manner,
and at prices in accordance with the times
Having an experience Of twenty-five years
n having worked in all the principal cities
of the SoHth. in the best carriage houses.
am confident Of my ability to give entire
satisfaction.
Give ne a trial and be convinced.
shop in rear of Nathan Hunters, and at
tached to my residence.
May emo GEO. BOLAND.
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Five Comics yeas, and one to getter mp
Ten {; cop's: ssS' and ono to sss,er up osc'as %
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NV~HLys
Newberry c. H., Oct. Il, 1868.
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SHERlFF'S SALES.

A. CHAPSKY VS. T. @ TUPPER-sIXTH DISTRICT
Curt OF New 0rleans-No. 81
DY VIRTUE OF a writ OF seizure and sale
ID directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
Of New Orleans, in the above entitled will proceed
public auction the Merchants and Auctoneers
change Royal street, between Canal and Customhonse
the Second District Of this city, SATURDAY
SOth day of May, 1858. at y O'Clock
A ERTAIN VACANT PIECE or GROUND, situated
the Fourth District Of this city Of New Orleans In the
square bounded by Jackson Chestnut Josephns nd
mines streets forming the Of Jackson and
Streets and measuring hundred and twenty feet
and composed Of lots numbeea TIRES four
and traction Of lot number hve a plan drawn By Hugh
Or mt, late surveyor. the 3Oth March 1896.
Being the property which defendant acquired BY
chase from the gesy Of the hurch Of the Holy Trinity
he goth day Of March 1861 BY act before A Commandeur
notary public in this city
This property has been well filed and elevated 70 In the
most desirable locality OF the city for residence and the
corner lot Is suitable for a business house.
seized in the above suit.
BS-TEREs-Cash the spot
GEO. W. AVERY
HB MIA 30 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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C0NSTABIE'S SALES,

Z. LEvEsTE, AGENT, vs. DR.. HAMILToN-SO. 1874
RH WRITE OF writ OF herf fac,as
~ TO d ected ~ Paris Chcres Second justice Of the
Peace. will proceed 20 sell Psbe Auction. sATU X
DAY, the I'd day Of May 1868 lao clock At No. 40
NOreau street
One Lot Of Household Furniture
Seized in the above suit
BSTKRNs-Cash in United States Treasury Notes.
@ PENsIMAs, Constable.
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SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City In
lieu Of Car Every SUNDAY MORNING, at O'Clock.
Al Extra Train will leave the CITY livery SUNDAY EVEN
ING, at O'Clock. On and after April 9Th tne Trains will
leave either end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until o'clock p.
FARE-TO and from the Lake, day. rs cents Pas
for GENTLY the Conductor p depart
Of Train to GENTLY Standardization
way. GEO. PANDELY. General Sup't
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EOR sALE-REAL EsTArE-sEvERAL HUN
dred Cotton and Sugar Psntstions located the best
portions Of he and growing States Also Rice
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies Of vsusbs
timber lanoa also large variety Of City and Suburban
Property improved and unmproved the form Of residences
stores building and squares favorable Parties
wish ng viii do well call and examine Proper
tea Mi Gard, Re< Estate Agents, No. IS Carondslst
Hev Orleaun.
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VUAhFbhMAoTEk,
FIFTH MILITARY DIsrRICr
New Orleans La, April "a 1858
Sealed Proposals are invited and viii be received this
Office until y WEDNESDAY the 29h day Of April, 1865
for q delivery In this city Of
l3 pairs uf NDOW SASH, l0xl4, 10 lights.
Il pain Of WINDOW SASH, l2xl4 II lights.
20 pairs If WINDOW BLINDS, 2.lOA5.ih, IA inch
thick
pairs Of double panel DOORS, 4x7H feet, ~ inch
thick
An TO be made the quality of Cypress Lumber
Sash 70 be painted and glaz-d
Bids will be opened the time above stated and bidders
invited 20 be present
Proposals must be ndorsed proposals for Sash and
Door, and addressed to the undersigned
OHAS h. rOMPKINS,
Brevet Brig. Gen Chief Quarterma-ter,
Fifth Military District.
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CHAS. T. NASH'S SALES.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE
ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE.
NV CHAa TT uasu

AucTIoSERR-Onhce Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
Corner st Charles and Perdido streets
TNUEsDAY. 2sth tnst., IA II o'clock a. NJ
premises 325 ct. Mary street between Charles
and Prytania Streets account Of departure will be sold
he entire contents Of said dwelling consisting Of
Rosewood Bedroom Sets. hne Rosewood BrOcaea Par0r
Sets srtsicay carved mrrored Eageues and
new Brussels an Ingram Carpets Walnut DnngroOm Fur
nituTe EDgravings Pier Glasses Kitchen Furniture Crock
We're, Glassware Matt Bedding oerb
Rosewood Piano and Piccoo Piano. excslest
order
Bs-TERxs-Cssh. in U. s. Treasury Notes
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BIZ g. DE FgRIET,

Once No. Sc Bienvlle street.
THURSDAY, May 2Ist. 1s6s, at re
Il O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex
change Re yal street. between Canal
BY Public Auction by virtue OF order from
w. Thomas Judge Of the Second District Court Of New or
leans, dated April 9TH, 1868, will be 50 d.
LOT OF GROUND With the buildings aud improve
nts thereon suste in the Third District this city
the bounded by Casacalvo SPAIN Moresu Poe
measuring 80 feet front street BY 90 feet
in ceph Jhe buildings and improvement consist Of
story slated roof building built in the portion Of
also, privy, cistern, etc.
2. ANOTHER Lot OF GROUND situate in the same
District the above in the square bounded by Urquhar
Vaudeville, Grod and Spain Streets Is feet
inches UTquhart street, by 100 feet inch and
depth.
The whole according to plans made BY c. A. De Armas
Civil kngineer surveyo or, dated April ISth 1868
BE- TERMs-One half cash, and the balance credit
six and twelve months in secured special
ana vendors n divided into and bearing per
cent interest annum from the day sale until
ment the buildings e be kept insured the policy trans
Tered TO the estamentary executor and in
purchaser will be required to five attorneys
commissions on the amount recovered which will likewise be
secured by mortgage
Acts sale with u s. Internal Revenue attached
before Octave De Armss Notary Public purchasers ex
pense.
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KOPosALs....................PKOPOsALs.
FOR LUMBER.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASrER,l
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT.
New UT cans. La, april a. 1865.
Sealed Proposals invited and viii received at this
office until u WEDNESDAY, the 29.h inst for the de-
livery In ID 5 city Of
500 ieet tongued and grOoved FLOORING, Ia inch
yellow pi e.
4.COO fee, tongued and groOved CEILING, Ia inch
We low pine
900 feet clear YPREsS, l inch boards.
500 feet lear CYPRESS, IA inch boards
500 feet clear CYPRESS, ~ inch boards
l6 2g2 feet rough LUMBER yellow pine. in accordance
with Specifications on Gle in this Office.
Bids will be opened the time above named and bidders
invited 60 be pres mt
The United etaes reserves the right TO reject all
bids.
Proposals be indorsed Proposals for Lumber
and addressed TO the undersigned
CHAS r. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brig Gen and CHIEF Qnsrtermaster
Fifth Military District.
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FINANCIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
BE 1T KNOWN that on this eleventh day of April one
thousand eight and sxyeght before me-
Barnett notary public and for the parish of Orleans,
:, Personally came snd appeared EDwIs II. SUMMERS,
Esquire President of the Crescent City Bank corporation
established in this city the laws Of this State herein
acting his aforesaid under and by virtue Of Res
their sitting Of the FIRST day of this month"; cert
led Of which IS ss5sGnso annexed as part Of these
Act Of the Legislature Of this State entitled IAN Act to
Louisiana approved the fifteenth Of March, eighteen
dred fy-fve the Board Of Directors said Bank
tenth February eight hundred and sxtyeght
certified copy Of which also hereto part hereof
call general meeting Of the stockholders of the
said Bank be held the fourteenth day of March last
The capital stock Of said Bank That the said gem
ersl meeting Of Stockholders did take place the SAID
BY law when the ssd sppearer the attorney in fact Of
hityseven socshoiders Of the said Bank owning IN the a
tel Stock of said Bank and therefore than tvenrds
reour by law duly appointed such by OfatOrney
special purpose general meeting an
Dexed hereof did vote in favor Of the reduction Of
lars be by thousand shares of thirty doll
each That meeting Of the ssd Board Of Directors
Bank held the said first day Of April current 1t
solved That In accordance with the action taken by the
tS othrds the Capital Stock Of the
al meenR held the fourteenth Of March
1865 in favor Of the reduction Of the Capital Stock the
three hundred thousand dollars represented by
thousand h Of thirty d. liars each the esident aud
corded and published aceordg to law and to substitute
theas Of stock OF thirty dollars per share in exchange
hose previously issued"
Now therefore, be- the said appesrer acting in his afoe
said capacity, under and by virtue OF the above
mentioned power Of attorney and resolutions af0re
said, does hereby for himself and those whom he
represents publish make known and declare the following
amendment the charter Of the said Bank to the effect
the capital stock Of the tsid Crescent City
oUeed the OF Three Hundred Thousand Dollars,
presented by and be divided into thousand shares
Thirty Dollars each, effect which purpose certificates
stock Of Thirty Dollars share shall be substituted in
change certcs es heretofore ssu ara that there
fore the articles of association and charer of said Crescent
City Bank be and Al thus altered and amended
Thus and passed in my Office 1T the city Of New or
eaHt aforesaid the day month and first above written
in pre- If Marcel DucrOs a-d Adophe Lenes wit
of lawful age domicaed in this city who
sign their Names together with the said sppearer
notary. -
Original signed K. II. SUMMERS,
T. DUJROS,
A. A LENES.
EDWARD BARNETT
Notary Public.
certify Tire foregoing to be copy Of the original
passed in my Office.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
New Orieana, April l3 1868
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RAILROADS.

DONTCHARTRAINR AILROA D- sum
y MER ARRANGEMENT-On and after APRIL LIST,
1868, the Trains this Road will as follows:
FROM CITY.
Train | 7
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/ BOOK WITHOUT A NAME
7 r. sARRAzIN's
TOBACCO NANUFAcroKY.
Corner Chartres and Cont streets.

NJ sARRAzIN thankful for the patronage extended
the establishment his factory constantly
used his best exerens 20 increase bis reputA
ton, and able TO orc 80 the Southern
article Tobacco for smoking put up In pack
age the trade his Of Chewing Tobacco,
fpes, Cigars, etc, 70 renewed By every arrival
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AGRICULTURAL.

RICE MILLS. ''.'.......KIoE MILLS.
Having secured the services Of Mr. PETER McKINLAY,
be inventor Of the most approved RICE PoU sDER in
who has been 81 years engaged in the
strueon, erection and management Of Rice Machinery
prepared under his supervision 10 construct all kinds
Of Machinery requred in the preparation OF Rice for tho
Market 10 furnish all necessary drawings and spec6
cations.
model OF MeKnlay's Patent Rice Huer. suitable for
hose Who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption, BE-
cen at establishments.
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AUCTION SALES.

G, De FEHltT's SALES.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW BAzILE yAnLor,s OR
JAILLAU-Sc. s.sa
BIZ 9. DE FERRET,
AUcuoxEKz,
Ofce-No IS Bisnvile street
TUESDAY, April IS, Is6s, at 1s O'Clock
srreet Gust Streets vrtns Of
an order from The Honorable Judge Of the Second ps %
desero real estate belonging to said saeces lou will be
ACeRTAIS LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded
BY Washington Lspaee Sixth and seventh Streets formag
ee front wsshb on by 2O feet ia depth Sew
street, together with old house ereesed thereon
Act Of sale with Internal Revenue Stamps attached
SUCCESSION OF JAMES GRoGAN-No. Sl.2Sa
BY @. DE FERRET.
orice and sslesrOoms-s6 Benvile street
UEsDAr; april rs. 1ses, at ls o'clock
Regal strce. between Canal and customhouse streets BY
cond D cs OF SS osns s Sf Me
described real estate belonging TO said Succession,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the First District
Of this city, in the square bounded BY Gssqust Palmyra
per plan g. deposited in the Office Of = Peters, notary
parallel lines.
Of sale with o. Internal Revenue stamps att,ched
before Cnas strnger notary public AT the of the
-o-e9----
POSITIVE AND uNREsERvED SALE TO EFFECT
A PARTITION OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
BAYOU ROAD.
WIDOW A. CASTILLO AND OTHERS VS.. THE HEIRS
OFp CASrAupno Nm crrrppO spCoxyr r,s
TRICT COURT OF NEW oRLEANs-NO. ss,OOl.
BY @. DIE FERRET.
AucuoSEER-ofice No. Sc Bienville street.
SATURDAY, May 1e. 1865, at n o'clock
~ NJ, at the herchanIs and Anctioneers' Exchange.
virtue OF decree rendered by the Honorable the Second
D ct Court Of New Orleans dated sss March, 1863 the
ALL THE RIGHTS titles snd interest Of the defendants
property late OF Cadet Dqmain and Psu Cheval NOV be-
longing to Pemt srtons Said property consists of four
Lot No measures 70 feet front Bayou Road by l29 feet
sssp on one side and S inches and lines on the other
2measures Is feet inches lines Kererec street
Lot No 3messuTes Is feet inches lines Kerlerec
street, BY 1853 feet 10 inches in depth
lot No measures Is feet inches lines on Kerlerec
street, by l59 feet 10 inches lines depth.
on day the said m 's s ns
f time immemoria as it stated in the above proceed
attached before A. Dorocourt notary public, the
penEe Of the purchaser
HOUSE AND LOT ON CAsAoALyo STREET, BE-
TWEEN POET AND SPAIN STREETS.
ALSO
VACANT LOT ON URQUHART STREET. BETWEEN
VAUDEVILLE AND SPAIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF CLAIRCINE vAsNIER-No. 1881
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A. .as oorf6s Pi6kERS' corner ). fsoa.s and n IL
James streets IN the immediate vicinity Of the folowias
Presses: Mississippi Louisiana, Fire Proof Alabama she-
per Planters Tyler Factors. Commercial Pelican, Or
leans Merchants Vicksburg and Penn Having nrstclass
proved be prepared " haul gin and pick Cotton hon ant
BoI Is Pries Current ONCE 10 srsvsr ssrsss.
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THANKSGIVING MACHINE

The ARION PIANO FORTE declared BY the Judges ct tn
Far of the American Institute held in September
October 1867 be the best piano exhibition, and after
trial ordered by the American Institute with the Piano.
ofhe successful exhibitors at the srs Exposition de
card by their Judges be the best Piano known them
AGENTS WANTED First class and responsible Agent
wanted IN every city and town where have already
pointed them.
send for circslsrs price hist terms etc.
Mandatory end Wsrerooms, lS and l99 Bovery, ca
Delaney street, Few York. MANNER 4 co.
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ERNEsT TURPIN. WHOLESALE MANUFAC-
II turer Of Stick Candy, Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
Dr0ps, Sugar Almonds Rock Candy Jujube Paste, Gum
Drops and Slrups by steam. Importer Of French Orna
ments such Cupds, Flowers, Gum Leaves Lyrics Dsu
Rhns Decorated Toys Cosssques, Fancy Papers for Cake
STANDS or bouquets Catonages. Fancy Boxef Christ
and New Year Presents. Cornucopiss Ne 80
Old Leves street. between St Louis and Cont streets New
Orleans. La
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EIRsT REMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
as THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

rhs above Stove ny per cent less fuel and bakes bet
ter bread than any other in This fact
fairly demstrsted and neoEtestaby proven at the MeehSn
les and Agricultural Fair Of New oreans 1855 and the St
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered any
where within the city free Of charge
Also constantly hand large and complete assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
proved Patterns Liberal advantages offered to the rds
II. HALLER. Agent
No lS5 Tchoupitoulss street.
Orderet ct box No 90 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange
No los St. Charles street the New Orleans Postoce
win receive prompt attention.
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n
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. .. Mail Route Between New Orleans,
Western louisiana and Texas.

The Railroad Feybost win the foot Of ST. Ann street,
opposite the jackson Square, DAILY at TX connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algier at sAM
Shippers and consgnees Of freight by giving notice to the
New Orleans Transfer Company, Camp and Common
have their goods received delivered any para
Of the city reduced rates Of draysge
Freghs for stations the road for landings the Tschs
and for opelousas deliverable at New iberia St Martins
VILE received daily Sundays excepted from n n,
ct the foot Of St. Ann street.
Feight for all points Bayou Laourche between Labs
dieve and LockpOrt for Bsanger Canal and for HOuma
win be received and transported through via Rsceand La
ouche and Terebonns stations through
All outward freight payable ct the time Of Shipment
all inward freight delivery.
@. W. R. BAILEY,
superintendent
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Try TT TEST III THOROUGHLY
II viii cost You nothing TO do So. By making application
to the undersigned Machine will be your residence
you will be shown how ust H. and Length
of given the Machine decide inertia
The Magnolia Washing Machine
win do your washing bali the labor soap
water than yOu usually viii the cost OF
Machine IN the Of clothes and IN fuel In less than
YEAR makes sop does with the necessity Of stand
ing steamng tub, and prevents the washer from la
hsirg the steam Of hry soap su1s also from getting
and will in instances he the Of preventing sick
and saving Doctors kfil
An ingenious COG-wHEEL wRrNGER is affixed 70
the Machine, and Is made Of noia Rubber Cylinders
wrings the clothes almost ready To- ironing
IL Useful Simple and Cheapl Satisfaction Guaranteed
Saa Use the
Magnolia Washer,
Womans Health ana also both Labor and
Money. Ia A GAILLARD,
No. l06 Poylras street,
Sole Owner Of the Patent Ri ght tor Louisiana