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New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
FRANCE.
Tile NEW PRESS Jaw.

PARIS Jan 30-Evoning-An interesting oeD"te
occurred to-day in the Corps Leglsatu' Inc lie"
project of law for the government OF the press was
the subject of discussion NJ Theirs, in speech Of
great power in opposition to the law, urged the I'M
pcrtance of allowing entire freedom to the press eX-
cept only in cases where the sanctty Of private lie
or the acts Of foreign magnates are concerned IN
eloquent terms he warned the Government not TO al
low the opportunity TO pass of bestowing privileges
upon the press the neglect of which has caused the
ruin of SO many dynasties NJ. Pnard in reply depre-
Gated the granting of any further liberty TO the press,
and in the course of his remarks said that since the
concessions were proposed year ago. the French
journals have proved Enthusiastically their entire un-
fitness for the liberty which their advocates profess
a desire 10 secure
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.


i.osDq% Jan. so-A dispatch was received today y
,,on ~ announcing that Marcus Adams, Head
Centef of The Feman Brotherhood was arrested Id
atkity late last evening
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's LINE.
The City Article of The London Times this morning
rsys. Though 10 steamer of the North German
yloyds Line will leave southampton this week ior
New-York there will be no delay in the TRANSMISSION
Of the mails as they will he taken out III the Cuharu
steamer from Liverpool and Queenstown
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
The Rev Newman Hall, III an address delivered in
the Tabernacle Of the Rev. Mr. Spurgeon urged LORD
Stanley TO bring the Alabama claims TO a speedy set
kement
BANK OF ENGLAND.
The weekly returns Of the Bank of England show
that the amount of bullion in its vaults has increased
ElI9,OCo since the last report of Jan o.
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GERMANY,
TIE CASE OF TwEsTEN.

THE CASE OF Nv ESll-N'
BERLIN, Jan. SO.-1ierr Twesten, the member OF
the North German Parliament who was arrested
some time since for alleged improper language used
IN debate has at length been discharged. The prs-
oner was subjected to a slight pecuniary fine. 1t is
thought that the decided position taken by the Par
ament that members ought not to be held accounta-
ble in any other place for words spoken in debate
contributed in no small degree to this merely non-
nal punishment.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Sixteen cars of the Empire freight train
thrown from an embsnkmeni, at Bound Brook on
Tuesday &.
BY the breaking of a derrick beam on the
railway bridge across the Lehgh et Easton, on Mon
day, William Deyine preciptated luto INC river
feet below aud having struck the treste work WAS Killed
Six other men were seriously injured.
The Louisville train on Tuesday night, near
Mchenzles ran man. emitting on both his legs and
arm. The body was found yesterday morning. He
ia supposed 10 have been empoye on the train, who
having beep benumbed by the cold, fell on.
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On Wednesday evening, about o'clock, in
mn alteration in the liquor store at the intersection OF
ia Ludlow -s was shot IN the head BY unknown man.
Miller was taken homo by his friends. aud subsequently
removed 10 Bellevue Hospital, where he now lies IN =
critical condition II Is said that 0cer Gayean knows
the man who shot Miller but deelpes giving bs ns~e,
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TIE QUARREL NOT ESDED,

Br rkLE6RAPH ~ las TusrSs
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 30.-Tbe party war was
continued bitterly all day. bu, result was reached.
The opposition openly declared their intention 10 drive
ont Billings & Co strong speeches were made by GOss.
white Gibbs, Pearce Bradwel Saunders eolored Rad,
Opposrion) The Convention adjourned in better temper
than at the donrnDent yesterday. Nothing has been
settled Peace prospects are doubtful Tomorrow VIII
decide.
yIRGINIA--So REBELLION DEBT TO BIZ PAID.
RICHMoND, Va. Jan. 30.-1he Convention
9doped four sections q hs tnsISe CgSmmMees AZ report,
SeTcst S 81 any 6S q TIC sas X anc debt m
tIifred n aid Of the Rebellion During the adoption OF
this amendment, The epithets eowardly and "gngen
tlemanly" were exchanged between Conservative ana
Republican member, and the latter, when leaving the
hall few minutes aiterwaIa was followed by his antag
onis Confusion followed with cries OF shut the door
"call the Sergeant atArn and the members fron both
sides crowded the aisle. but nobody fought
SOUTH CARoLINA-CoyERNMESr AID TO BE
SOLICITED.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 3Q.-Tle Convention to-
day elected the police sent by order of the Post Com
mander to preserve order and appointed committee 70
wait upon Gen Cz and ascertain the cause OF his action
was adopted Gen Canby has instructed the state Treas
er TO forward the funds Several propositions were IN
iOoOOoo to the State enable planters to recuperate
and pay cash wages. resolution was also offered TO cut
poor 70 purchase credit from the state.
GEORGIA-rHE BILL OF RIGHTS.
ATLANTA, Jan. 3O.-A resolution was intIo,
daced asking Congress to lend the destitute planters OF
the South S30C0Go 10 be secured by nortsage seven
sections OF the Bill of Rights were anoptcu. tne N.n
section Of the Bill Rights provides that the social
status OF the citizen shall be the subject OF ess
tiOn.
MIssIssIpPI-RHBFI LAWS TO BIZ ANNULLED.
JACKSON, jan 3O.-'The Convention adopted
resolution requesting Gen. Giein 10 issue an order re
aulring the payment Of the special tax resolution
was adopted structng the committee 10 annui all lave
made since fe passage ~ the ordinance OF secession
The Convention resolved not TO receive MI UT
ton.
NORTH CAROLINA--THE STATE DEBT INVIoLATR.
RALEIGH, Jan. 30-The Committee on the
R Of Rights have unanimously agreed 70 report the fol-
loving section In regard 10 the public debt:
n n,aiu honor and gOou faith Of the State I'M
tarnshed the public debt regularly contracted before
and since the Rebellion shall be regarded nyolate and
nor pay any debt obligation incurred aid Of insul
recton or rebellion. either expressed implied against
the United states or any claim for the loss or emancpa
tion al a slaves.
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THE SVUTHERY CONTENTIOUS.
FLoRrpA-rmE PUBLIC MONEYS.

TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 3O.-The report of the
Committee on Boundaries having been ordered TO be
printed the resolution asking the superintendent Of Edu
caton to resign was referred and the Superintendent
WAS permitted to explain before a committee. rcsOU
prohibiting the Legislature from reowlng tho Flor
ida RAILROADS. charter Was referred resolution
passed requiring the state Treasurer 10 send M report
OF the money bis hands and 20 hold II subject TO the
the Convention from drawing any funds from the Treas
ury without the vote of the Convention resolution
authorizing OF state scrip for the purpose OF de-
fyng the expenses Ot the Convention was referred ~
the Finance committee. A resolution Introduced
and referred prohibiting any distinction account OF
color in railroads steamboats, places OF public amse-
nVnt or instruction
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DI0AUD - cos
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Pstrcnised BY the Empress French and sxtensvsy
all fashionable circles for is Exceisnc and Superb
GRITTY
Ki0AUD 4 cos YLANaYLAN0 and MANILA
BOUOCET the new scent Rigaud Co are the only i'm
poers Europe Of the fragrant extract o. Yansysnd nom
RiGAGb co q rOLUTINE, lskioss Toist Water,
superior 70 Eau d Cologne Toilet Vinegar, .Flords
"RfaArp 4 cos Miranda SOAP. szquisssay psr.
fumsd and Keeping its ffagrancs 70 the last.
RIsAUD AC0g MIkANDA P0NArUA. for prsssv-
Ing and essust ne ses hs,ss v,o,r~v -. .-...,,.
elixir for preserving the tss(h and pernmig the breath
RI0AUD co.'s fOOTH-ORB An, remarkable pre-
partition producing brilliant Wilderness u The teeth
RlGAgD CO.'S nQsB POWDER superior 70 Voist
and all other Starch and Rics PowdsrL
THs LITTLE HOnIfOR; GUIDE 10 TIE TOILET.
vh Phstogsphic uusstons v b sst rsosipt Of one
wkolesals Essp1 Co., rs Do Rifhslis.. Psis
Agent ,. Nssbsy Ssss, y 81 Psus Church Yszd Lon
DON 1.
n DUCOr0E'1,
81 Charfrss asssl
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DorshAs'
sEGRAvEB AHD LITHOGRAPHER,
Ne. 10 Damp street.
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY ECTE

vrtrs Wedding Cards snsrxvsd ne noss sisgAns
rsuse Business osrds Account Sass Cotton. BUS L.
afnE Chscks Invoices and Circular Letters. ETC., 1.-The
rraphsc Seals, Osncsllins stsnps, Deer Plates,
Initias Emsossd espss 40 Esvsssvs WITHOUT
or Raz eOR nv
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4 r. SARBAxIN's
TOBACCO nANurACfOxY.


ns J. r. BARKAII thankful for The pstronsss exta1sd
"A Mn ncs the Of his faeo, hes cynstanty
ned sxsons 70 increase bis rsputs
scs Of cut fobsoco for :mokag pat ~ y an ss q 80
49, % ruff The His aesorsDaut Of Onexin9 xoeeeoo
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sHERIFF's SALES.

HENRY EICHEL VS.. TERRANCE COYLE. FATHER
ofthe miner MARY Ann Coyle and Bernard Monaghan,
father Of the minor Charles Leonard Monsghanfh Dis
trict Court for the Parish OF Orleans-No. "a
DY VIRTUE of . writ of seizure and sale
ID directed BY the Honorable the Fih District Court
ths parish of 0rleau the above entitled viii
proceed sell public auction the Merchants and Auc
tiopse Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse In the Second District Of this city
MONDAY November 80 1865 ct II o'clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, tosether with ell the
uidinss and thereon rghs privileges
appurtensnce belor gng any wise spper
tanning situate the battue Of Fsuboug vsadias in the
Fourth District OF this city in the boun ded By Second
Third Levee streets and he public landings and desIgnsd
BY the number eighteen on plan made BY r. moeihausen
late surveyor dated twenty sixth Of February 1896 and de-
posted in the office Of O. H. stngsr late notary pubic In
this city, plan No. 30
Pubic Landing running back the boor Diary line Of lot No.
s. having depth the side line OF lot No IL Of seventy
eight four inches and depth Of fee,
inches and SIX lines the ne Of lot No 49, and having
width the line dividing from lot No. oft seny i've
feet FIVE inches and three lines, American which
property acquired by the defendants herein by purchase
from Ludwig vaen. Of this city dated eleventh OF
December. 1866 before j. r. Cooley late notary public In
this city. IIfi III
Seized In the above suit.
THOs L. MAXWELL,
oc3l roc 80 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

4 OsT-ON TUESDAY, THE 18TH SEPTEMBER
IL instant, ordinary Pocket Diary containing small
amount Of Money. number Of Receipts and Memoranda,
the following desc bed tes which the public
toned against trading for negotstng zig. Three Notes
dated December 1867 drawn by T. d. Van Horn TO his
by him ndorsed hundred dollars EACH and
payable in three six and nine months after date note
Mr. NJ Van horn to her order and by her
ndorseS at after date srch 1879 and marked
Ne Varistur" by tschak Magner, notary public for
Eve hnDored ard thyhve dollars note for eight han
bred and thirty three dollars and thirty and onehird
after date (sep Is 1867 drawn and in
dorsed above marked, Ne Vsratur" by W L. Poole,
ksq. note at sixty DAYS after date 9th Febru
ary 1862 drawn by t. Ven Horn the order Of N.
gustn cashier Bank Of New Orleans for hundred and
Fifty dollars; note OF = Lob5el In favor Of Hardy
Lotde hun bred and fy dollars endorsed date
ered-a Of which notes been paid but
The finder welcome TO the will receive
additional reward returning the Diary and Papers
T. ID. Van uorn "a Camp street.
7 OsT-oN THURSDAY, nth. A BLACK AND
IL Brown Hound, answers to the name Of Jeh. Had q
piece Of the bottom Of his left and large
white max his breast When lost he had leather
collar The finder will be suitably rewarded leaving him
at 81 Race street.
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BOARDING.

DOARD-THE LARGE HOUSE NOS. Al AND 43
ID Bourbon street. half square from uana
ready for the accommod -on families and single
temen Tne Spacious and well furnished the table
of the best. Day boarders taken
DOA RDIGG-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APART
ID with excellent board, and Of the
The situation of the desirable in the city.
Apply at lac st. JOSEPH street .. -.
EIRsT GLASS BOARDIG0-ONE Or TWO
gentes families who desire comfortable home aud good
living In speasan part Of the city m ut be suited on app
cation at the Of Camp and Robin Streets opposite
Coliseum Square The house has large well furnished
and Is surrounded By extensive grounds The street cars
the door. g.
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NOK sALE-kEAI. EsfArE-SkVEkAL uUs
dred Cotton Sugar Plantations, located bes
portions Of The cotton and sates Also Rio
Plantations Orange 0chsrda and large bodies Of
Property improved and unimproved In the form Of
building lots and favorable terms Pae
wishing win do well 70 call and examine Proper
tea Killer Gard. Real Estate Agents. No . OarooSsls
strast co Orleans
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TURNIP sEED..........,
.TURkIP SEED.

TUKNIr sEED........ ....TUxNIF SEED.
LANDRErHs NEW CROP. growth of 1868, Just received
from PHILADELPHIA:
hits Flat Dutch Turnip Red Top Turnip Larss 0obs
rurnip; Purple Top fellow Ruts Bags.
For quantities 70 suit purchasers 81 the Seed Store OF
II. HAFNE4,
los st. Charles street.
Opposite st. Charles Theafer.
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GALE OF SEIZED GOODS.
U. s. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS,

u g. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS
COLLECTORS OFFICE, Oct I'D 1865
l. accordance with the provisions Of Section II OF
Congress approved July IS 1856 ths following described
eoods will b. sold Public Auction Warehouse No.
Builoing Customhouse street entrance,
FRIDAY November 9Th, 1868 at 10 O'Clock,
July s ls68 mark, bottles Kirschwasser; vessel,
Ohnds; vis,sion section !, Act July 2S, H66
July l6, 1861 marked bbls. Syrup Of Cane Juice IL
halt Syrup Gene Juice Trade Wind violation
August No. 1855 marked s. under T. VI box s79 O.
gsrs; 6uysne violation section a. Act March
August a. 1863 marked p D. kegs Q55 gallons Sherry;
box and lis pal r. Kid Gloves mark;
sell Pma Donna: "a, Act March 1893
Aug ust 81 1868 no mark u casks Rum; vessel Ysabea;
violation section ga Act March 1873
September 7, ls5c mark case Absynthe 70 Blliard
Balls; vessel, Ens viosfon cton "a act March 1873
FERRY FULLER ie'lector.
ions .. rlEziNe.
GAS FrrrER
DsaisF In Gas sfxtursA.
Ia PoYDRAs STREET, NEAB ST. CHARLES,
wm ssssas pssstaaly ~ s.sshuBy s srss sausssd
Nhin-
ordsr len Boz No L. ascnauics - Dsa,sw' Es
seanss. wiA nass Win prenps sasnsasa-
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOTICES. u
CTREET COMMISSIONERS . DEP ART
= s6NT Room No Gig Hs all, orleans November
Lafayette and Locust streets, as estrays-
Three GOATS Of different colo;s;
Which, II claimed within hres days. ard the expenses
paid viii be sold at public snc,en 81 said Pound
sssPssI Il sS e s = ss'esa
LOUIS SENEGAL for Controller
CTREET CONSEQUENCES DEPART-
is6s-were brought 70 the Fourth District Pound Dry
AIDES street. Jackson Philip Streets
sevsn GOATS of different oolors.
Which, not claimed within three days and the expenses
paid viii be sold public apstcI At said Pound en-
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
Louis sESEcHAL for Controller
CTREET COM MIssIOSER's DEPART-
p MEAT, Room No (, City Hs,1new Orleans Nov 5:
Orleans and Claiborne streets. estrsy-
One BAY HORSE aeen hands high bald face. two hind
legs white.
which, not claimed within Eve days the expenses
thereon psid viii be sold at public sncton at said Pound
JOSEPH MURPHY. street Commissioner
LOUIS SENEGAL TOR Controller
CvREET COM NIssIONER,s pEPARr-
= MKST Rom No I CITY Hall-Nsw Orleans Nov
Dryades street, between Jackson and Philip streets.
estrsys-
One BLACK COW, branded A c. the right hind quar-
One BID and WHITE COW. branded A. c. on the right
One RED cow branded A. c. on the right hind quarter;
split,
which, n not claimed within Eve days and the expenses
pal will be sold at public aucton said Pound
JOSEPH .uRRaY Stree. S'Ss, Comms.ons
LOUIS SENEGAL for Controller
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C0NsTABle'S SALES.

E, C0NSTABleS SALES.
MARY coNxELL VS.. p. o. MoNAGH .N-No. 2ols-
Sixth Justice Court.
DY vIWTUE Of Writ OF sri nscias
ID the Honorable the Sixth Justice OF the
Peace IN and fer the Parish Of Orleans WIN proceed g sell
public auction, No 139 Rousseau street. MONDAY,
the ninth day Of November. 1868, at II o'clecg IN
ONE LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
As per inventory de
eezed the above numbered and entitled suit, In
ventofy file .r r
" 'A' WILLIAM aoRxLEY. Constable
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IL win cost you nothing 70 do 20 By making application
and you will how re.sonable Length
OF tine given 70 test the hach e 70 ~ mss
The Masnolia Washing Maehans'
WIN do yopr wssnng nsf the labor sosp a1d
re than you usually viii save the cost
Machine IN The wear Of clothes ana ue IN less one
v..r. makes sop; away necessity Of stand
Ing steanng tub and prevents the washer from
hslng Of nlthy suds also nom getting
and viii many instances be the of preventing sick
meas and saving doctors stl
An taseniaus C0G-WHEEL WRIN0ER - amxsd 20
he ssre .ni Is made Of lrois hunber Cylinders, anc
vrues the clothes almost ready for ironing .
Itk Useful Simple and ChSapi estisfAcaon 0uaranteed
sr NO Baie uss the
MAGNOLIA Washers
ssd save hs wsnsn Health na slse both Labor and
1ocsv l. A 4AlLkAkD,
A"'' No. los Poydras street.
Owner Of the Patent hight tor LouisianA
~ Country rights for ssla
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-FoUR TWO STORY AND ATTIC
pwelipgs on Coliseum street. between Fourth street
Three T.ostory and Attic Dwellings Second street.
Thrsestory Brick sts,s. No. ls7 Common street. be-
The IhIses,oy Brick Building known as "Maison Dores
The splendid -Four story Brick Store, No. IL carondslet
Apply 70 j. r. walton psslenoe No csroadset street
EOK RENT-wIrH OR WITHOUT BOARD, A
Joseph street, between St. Charles and carondslet.
EOR REsT-THE FINE LIGHT. BACK OFFICE
No. 81 Commercial Place corner Of 81 Charles street
able COTTON factors brokers Office having
sHcstee Po session gwen ist November next For terms
amply a. G. Heartt No. Commercial Place Of st.
Charles street. front Office
4. q New
Company Canal and Camp Apply at the once Of the
company.
FOE EENTgA LARGE s. FINE rMREE5srosY
IL has bsss put in rood order hs. gas and -sss
one square of it. and the Ranpart street within
Rent $500 annum payable 500 per nth for
first sx months and $50 per month the last SIX months-n
UaOR RENT-PEws IN CHRIST CHURCH TO
Il Rent Canal streets Nos u, IA and l2S Rent moderate
apply to g. Magazine street
Tor RENT. or sALE-THE Two-sroRY
Brick Building No I'll Julia street, between Csrondele
with dwelling above kitchen. chambers
and shed In the Lot a BY $50 For further
tcular inquire at No. Union street, front ONCE second
door.
TOR RENT-THAT LARGE OOMNODIOUs AID
well ventilated house situated Tivoli Circle bet ~een
Deord Charles domery Nayades) streets. Having
openings all sides and abundance Of yard II IL well
suited Tor family boarding house school, For terms etc.
apply to J. q Wire, at this ONCE. IL
ZOE RENT OR LEAsE--rHE LARGE AND
.is s.ss:c aspos ' On s.. rad Sss.ssa We
10 enterprsing this
establishment win be leased for term Of years Apply
70 O. E. 0irardey Co, IL Exchange Place
LOB RENT-FAMILIEs AND GENTLEMEN DAN
De accommodates WITH large airy 'front.' Rooms Win or
with sliding doors Parties wishing furnish
Liberty
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THE NEW ORLEANS
ELEVATOR AND WAREHOUSE


ELEVATOR AND wAREHOUSE
Company
Was organised 18th by the election Of the follow
ing Directors: L. ]. Bgbv, Jos H. oglesby, James T.
Tucker. s. A .stockdsle Len Highly, Theron Hisby and
Capt T. Berdesu, and the Board Of Directors elected L.
j. HIGBY President and LEN. HIGBY Secretary.
On the same dsytas D; ers-,bvst eep he Stock
Book open at the Once Of j. n 0GLESBY CO., No n
Tcsupltoulss street. and Once Of JAS T. TUCKER
No 26 Carondeet street. and the once Of the Elevator
for further subscriptions build the Elevator to double s
present capacity.
All who have TO invest In paying institution
that debts and divide ts earnings quarterly
der invite cali either OF the above places
and get any concerning the affairs Of said Com
pany; also for rates Of Storage
, oUIsIAKA LIvERH AND SALES
Sea i 40 Msgzsns between julia and B.
Joseph strssta
fu.oass Mllss end Honss for Sale. Also. oaniagsssaf
purr,.s "a, Bsr. Z. HART PresrisssE
Nwn x.,r rUE PIN, wHoLEsALE nANuPAo-
Z tarer Of sssck Csn1y Fancy Camden Choeoss Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Juubs Pasta Gum
Drops, and Syrups, By steam lmporsr Of rreneh orns
nents such Cupids owsrs Gum LsaveS Lyrics. Dsu-
ehns Decorated Toys, Cossaqss r.ny Pspsn for Csss
Stands Or soess.s cstonseo or rsny soss. tor Vhrs
90 Lsvss street. bssvsss B. LSsh md ceos ssrss hsv
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CHAKsPEARE Iron FOUNDRY,
- 2Os Girod street, New Ohlsan
John GEDDEs-JOs A sHAKsPEARE-s. swoori
Qeddes, Ohakspearo - Co..

Iron snd Brass Founders and MachinsA Manufacture evs
variety Of Steam Ensine~ Sugar Ms Draining Machines,
NIL Gin Gearing Crate Bars Store Fronts. 20 unns
sash WICHITA efc Blacksmith Work Of al kinda
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Rssurrs snsnks Orleans
age for years He made extensive additions
70 Workshops and introduced several Woodworking
which w enable him 70 attend promptly 70 bal
IN his line.
shop ofcs Prytana and Warrington
Narhantcs' Erchangs Ma
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EXTRACT.

An on which restores Gray Hair 70 original color.
No washing Of the head nscessary. For sale By
q. n MORfsON,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist Ho.iz Magazine -,
DR JAMES SYME,
Wholesale Rstail Druggist. NO. l39 Canal streok
y. DR. 4. HAsriN08
DrugRist, corner Felicity and Magazine streeto-
And Of the Depot Of rEbtx sAsDN,
No II Bsxonns street.. nsaf Canal
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NEW ORLEANS. May a isB.
CaIdWol1's Extract.
HAVING snsIysed this on. and IN my sxpcnm0ts AP-
Piled N MfsELF, recognize that Il h Of the best
css yet pubic the purpose Of restoring
The lie original color In testimony OF which hsssss
fsiensdl FELIX BARON,
Importer Of Human HAIR Southern Emporium.
q. n. CALDWELL. Psfsstss,
Hotsl dss Etranesrs. No. Ia OhartxW strssk
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wtIlMAN q soGsls SALES.

w ELM An 4 BO0EL, I-
GENERAL AUCTIONEERs,
once and saIesroon. 81 Grsvier street.
win i prompt attention 70 all Sales Of PRoDUCE GRO
CkRlEs, VINES LIQUOR. DRY GOODS, PORT
WARDENS', SUCCEfsiOrs, REAL ESTATE, STOCKS,
Bonds etc An Sales prompt attended TO-
Liberal Cash Advances on Consignments.
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6ARAIN DRYING AND Mailing KILN
ZOE NEW LEvEE AND Oh FULTON STREET

"This superior Machine for drying Sugar Corn
Der substances VI Scienthc American.
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NOTICE.


The undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
New Orleans of the States of Louisiana Mississippi
Texas. that trey prepared 70 down ARrEsTAN
WATER and NATURAL GAS WELLS at the shortes
n0tce
Orders address, Box 2s52 VIII receive rompt stten
ton A. WEI.LfP1TOH co. Agents