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CARD-DANIEL LEIBERr reetdins near
GRkPT WIN Is snd. IRUiT' IRIS, Of si fSs
SG S, s,S si s. o. 3 s' s
WashtnGtca Post p@os. He also stteads % tie
Rlsntins' e.: Of th:n: 1s1sr' y YsE%iss!cs 70
eeorse seupty: Nd, BartholeV. aad ne StsT
oMce ~ aehingtea. y. o. Dc Sl-9msI
r sAIs Is TO CIV. NOTICE, That the sabscri.
washington county, IN the District q CoiEnbis,
letssrs tsst.mentsrX On the psrsonsl estets OF
ysmee Gill, late Of Washington county, d. O., de
ceased. All psrsons having Chains a9aiust the
said deceased are hereby warned 70 .exhibir the
Der, on or before the nth day Of Yebfuary next
they may otherwie b. law 6e excludeA from al
this 18th day o. Es6ruasy, iee.
49,. "a q. Aoxlna l ID: :
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81 THE PERIOD FOR RECEIVING PRO
PUSALs is extended until FRIDAY. the LIST day
of May, 1853. JOHN ID. DEFREES,
mh2S Sc Congressional Printer
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FL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
Consequence Of the rain until TIL 10 RSDAY March
26th, 1855. same hour and place.
NH 2l-S.T,w COOPER LATINER, Aucts
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NEPARTMENT OF THE interior,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFETCE

. WASHINGTON. March IL, 1873.
On the petition Of FREDERICK II. BAKTH0L
t oMEW Of New York: N.Y. praying for the ex
June, 1884. and reissutd in two divisions the 18th
day OF November. 1850. and numbered respectively
l,U1l and -U2, for an improv ement in Method for
Governing the Action Of Valve Cocks, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the 10Th day of June 1868:
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the LIST day of June
next, at u O'Clock m. and all persons. are mott
fed 70 appear and show cause, IL any they have
why said petition ought net to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
he in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least trerty days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party to
be used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules of the Office,
Dispositions and other papers relied upon ties
timony must be hled In the Office tcegty days before
the day OF hearing the Arguments, ii any, within
ter days after ling the testimony. ,,-
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
Republican and the Intelligencer, w Warrington, d.
C., and in the Atlas, New York, n; T.: once
. week for three successive weeks; the first Of
said publications to be at least sixty
mhl7-wSw Acting Commit sioner of Patents.
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NEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOK,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

iden, Connecticut, praying for the extension Of a
patent granted to him the 10th day of June, 1854,
fol an i'm provement in Cast Iron Vices, for seven
year. from the expiration of said patent, which
takes place on the 10Th day of June, 1858:
1t is oder ed that the said petition be heard the
Patent Offce on MONDAY, the LIST day of June
next. at l. O'Clock M; and all persons are
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension sre required to
hle in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least trsny days before the
day of hearing; all testimony fled by either party
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the Of
fee, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon testi.
mony must be filed in the Office t,csxty days before
the day of hearing; the arguments, If any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intelligence Washngton, ID
c., and in the Register New Haven, Conn once
week for three weeks; the first Of said
the day of bearing. A. M. STOUT,
mhI7.w sT Actnp Commissioner Of Pstents
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s. ENGINEER OFFICE.

First Lieut.. 18th Infantry, Il. O. NJ. and A.
IN n, /,
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The FeYpsudna Index ssys: What the State Of
Florida needs first and most. above ell other
things, Is TO get thousands upon thousands Of
good Industrious men 70 come here. Letthe rich
and the poor man come hand In hand and settle
our lands and dwell in peace and Joy under their
own "vipe and 6g tree.n Let it never BE- t5e
fault Of the Florida people IL they stay away, and
let 1t BY known that those who have come, aud
paid due respect to the rights and feelings OF
Others have been kindly and justly treated and
will continue to be so. ri. -sf.f. --.lr D.
The Key West Dispatch says: On Friday, 9th
inst, Capt. Jas. W. Clarke of the schooner Charles
+. Pierce, discovered steamer ashore on Grechn
shosl, Florida Reef, with colors set ct hsfmast.
Rspidan. Capt. F.. Mallory, from New York,
bound to Havana, with an assorted cargo. The
schooner relieved the steamer of l69 cases OF
merchandise, when she foated, and after coming
to safe anchorage and reshipment OF the l69
cases to the steamer, was successfully piloted
into the gulf. The steamer thence proceeded to
Havana. a. f..- -. -. .- n
We learn with deep regret Of the death of our
old and esteemed friend, Otis PHILIPPE, Esq.
Q veteran Of Trafalgar. Mr.. PHILIPPE was for
many years Q resident of Key West, and was
much respected by this community; for the last
few years he had been resident OF HlsborouRh
county. He died on his plantation ut Old Tampa
On the 18th uit., aged eighty seven years.-lKey
The Fernandina Index of 18th says: The Cir.
cult Court Was In session ct this place during the
whole of last week. Judge knight presiding, who
has been highly commended to us BY leading mem
bers Of the bar who were much prejudiced against
him, and were agreeably surprised and disap-
pointed at his fairness quickness and general
ability az presiding officer. .ff77l-'
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

We take much pleasure in directing special at
tention to the advertisement in this mornings
paper of Messrs. Wilmot, Boyd g. Co., wholesale
and retail dealers in coal, No. Ice Poydrss street.
which they are proposing to sell in quantities
ranging from one to one hundred thousand barrels
and at prices to correspond with the times.
This firm is composed of 6rst-class ability and
pecuniary resources which for many years they
have employed in this particular branch. and to
which has not only been contributed large
amount Of practical experience, thereby enabling
them to exercise almost unerring Judgment in re-
spect to the frequent fluctuations Of the market,
but sustained BY q cspitsi or cousidersbis exss.t
they have been permitted to purchase 10 such vast
quantities as to offer Inducements to the trade
which are rarely experienced. "a -a5r
At their office, No. LEG Poydras street, they are
prepared to receive orders immaterisl of what
magnitude, for having several extensive depots ct
their command they are greatly facilitated in their
business transactions. 1t is not in our city alone
that the patronage Of this house is entirely con-
fined, for at several of the most fourishing towns
on the Mississippi can be seen their immense
barges laden with this material for supplying the
splendid steamers that ply her waters and for
placing this essential article within the easy access
Of our country friends. ni',a eif
We are now emphatically in the embrace of
winter, and it is point of economy to ell who de-
sire to purchase coal to find out such establish
ments as can meet their demands ct the lowest
figures, and to all such we not only recommend
these polite and enterprising gentlemen, but con.
slider that we owe encouragement to their efforts
for placing this important commodity within the
reach of ALL
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Itock on hand and on shipbosrd


Exports today we're divided as follows viz
1874 bales for New York and 1890 for Liverpool.
suGAR AND MOI. ASSES Receints to.aav am
brace Gao boosbeads of The former and eoio hs,-
rels and o5 half barrels Of MoIsssss' Tbs N .rrst
was active for better grades Of both articles hnt
dun and at decline for inferior offsripes in either
of these productiops Nearly ali Of tho recsInfs
however, were sold at prices within range OF
the following 6gures. viz Inferior Saga I'm
7ic.. common s6sc.. fair 9ac.. good fair IoalOSc'
fully fair Ilallsc.. prime f2Gi2ic.. yellow clsri
fed l2iMl3lc and white do isl6SI3}c 20 n
For inferior Moiasses 48(a50c.. common S,6S53c,.
fair 5s06Oc.. prime 62G165c. and choice 6sSa7oc.
" gallon. Half barrels were soId ct 203c. q rd-
Ion in advance Of above fqures.
w. was aonh nCsssois IN improvement
ioy lin xs,v ,,t,,s chano . IN fsoSs 20
descriptions. and with fair degree Of snims tion.
s.; 50 DO. At IS ias 100 supsrfns ssiss az;
200 do. at So so; SO do. ct Sc 62f 100 and zoo
double fst IS s73 100 and 200 do. ct 81; 200
choice at 50 So and 800 do. and 1000 double extra
upon private terms. We now quote fine So, super
hDe s6 62, double extra Sc 67307. treble extra 81
0$7 so, and choice extra $500 so. a1f
GoRSIWi'h fair supply on the landing and
Sales today foot up 400 sacks; Of which 800 and
500 were new Western ct 77ac.; 1900 do. ct $780,;
zoo do. and so new Louisiana ct soc.; 200 new
western ct s2tc.; 80 new yellow LousiAns 81 $780,,
and 1850 sacks green Western upon private terms !.
OArs-The market is quiet but firm. $50 and
zoo sacks were sold today ct &c. y 6ushel.
BRAs-ls UNCHANGED loo and zoo sacks were
HAYS quiet but firm. The stock 10 light and
very little choice in the market. 100 bales 81.
Louis were sold to day at s26 ton;
PoRK-ls dull. Demand confined to retail lots
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COOP ADvIcE.-Let our possessions be what
cent plate. or csskets Of precious stones y
they all sink In the balance against Heavens
great boon, health, and they cannot be enjoyed
without it. And yet how little is 1t valued, and
how carelessly preserved. The laws of nature
cannot be violated with impunity. Night reveIry,
ordered appetite, will gradually destroy the
power and activity Of the stomach. How many
ladies and gentlemen eat and drink disease at late
suppers, and arise in the morning with headache,
loss Of appetite, feeling languid and unrefreshed.
There can be no medical remedy that win turn
lead into food, or poisoned drinks into nutrment,
but medical science can assist nature, supply ex-
hsusfed fluids, and to great extent correct the
effects Of disease, In all cases snch - the above
We recommend Plantation Bitters- You will 6nd
them just the ufpg-at the same time most
delicious tonic and appetizer.
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The demand for all grades of dry goods at the
excellent establishment of Messrs. Kern Fell
man, Nos. LOG and los Baronne street, still con-
tinues without any perceptbility of abatement,
and were it not for the effectiveness Of their
stock they would find some difficulty in sup
plying their numerous patrons. Their assortment
in the past few days has been materially aug
mented, and they now propose to sell at prices
which are so exceedingly low as almost to excite
incredulity
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

How TO AyoID sEyERE CoLDss-Col. Moody,
column Of this morning CRESCENT, against taking
severe colds. and tells the prevention. which is
better than the pound of cure. 1t is this that by
visiting his establishment, corner Of Canal and
Royal streets, and laying in full supply Of his
heavy wool drawers. undershirts, warm scarfs,
mnfers, shswls, dressing robes, Cardigan jackets,
night shirts, night caps and q thousand other
articles necessary to ones comfort, you thereby
avoid the many ills that flesh IL heir to, and are
safely protected from the severity Of the winter
cold and its attendant dscomforts. His prices are
exceedingly low, and his goods of the best
quality. Be sure and give him call.
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Mr.. F. r. Justus, the eptsrprising and ysrss-
veriDg merchant ct No. l62 Canal street, he's again
reduced the prices Of his extensive and elegant
stock, and a. be seems commercially Inclined 10
place his goods within the reach Of II, we trust
that Dsught more b required BY hsisdies than 10
be informed Of the fact 20 - 10 # once convince
hin Of thar keen appreciation, ...'a
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

ALFRENIDE wARE.-Mr. A. Noury, the skillful
broDzer and dealer in afrenide ware, presents his
card to the public this morning informing them OF
his removal from the old stand to ll03 Custom.
house street, where every description Of goods
sppertaining to his line can be found in endless
variety. ali .3.lsl sl
Mr.. Noury's stock is certainly one Of the most
beautiful and tasty which has ever been offered
in this market, and contains an unusually rare
assortment of foreign productions. ~ $50
Some Of his specimens are really msrvels of
beauty and excite astonishment at the remarkable
proficiency which the srtiicers in this elevated
branch Of manufacture have attained.
But as Mr.. Noury is DESTROYS for all who con-
template selecting presents for the holidays to
call upon him, we can only repeat his solicitations
and advise you to do so. fF9lt u
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BY DR.. ]. W. PALMER.

Oae Year More
BY DIR. ]. W. PALMER.
Thu, In whose garden have grown apace,
Plant Of no grace,
Filling good trees place,
Spreading no shade, nor showing any fruit
Thankless from crown to root
Thou who, these twenty years, hast come and
found,
OniTee or ground,
Sound, be IL, or unsound,
No fruit TO praise Thee for Thy patient care
Stubborn, and hard, and bare
-" One year more, Master-one year for My own
Let him alone:
With shame, and sob. and grosn,
III dig around his heartroots-graft and prune.
Then, il for all, he bear. not Ah, SO
soong
All give me one year more!"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

PHoroGRAPHs.-f there is any special mark of
attention that your lady ove appreciates it is to
be presented with an accurate likeness of your
self. We have recently discovered where You
can obtain such without being subjected to the
modification of witnessing repeated failures, and
will merely mention Mrs. Johnson's Photographic
gallery, opposite the Magazine Market, feeling
satisfied it's quite unnecessary to afford further
information.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

mrrcuxuu ana planters on the Teohe WIN be
pleased 70 read the Advertisement of the Texas
Express Company. to be found In another cofums
announcing that 1t 10 prepared to o6sr express
facilities to them not only to and from this city,
but for all points in the United stssss. What is of
great importance to them Is, thst bills for freight
will be collected at destination Take due notice
and govern yourselves sccordmglyI tr
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

IA orr OF JESsERsoH. November 49, 1888
Arrived yesterday -672 Texas Besves, l45
Calves and Warnings. III Hogs and 3ll Sheep.
Texas Beesfs, $50 Calves and YesrIIngs. $50
Hogs, s3s Sleep, 81 Milk Cows. We quote:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

GESIN's CLOTHING EMroRrUM.-A look ct the
stock Of fashionable clothing to be found at Mr..
B. Genin's store. IA Camp street, under the City
Hotel, win satisfy even the most fsstidious that
his clothing is as well made, a. stylshly cut, and
equal in point Of material to any In the city.
while his prices are a. reasonable % those of any
other house In the South. This assortment en-
braces the latest styles Of business suits, black
cloth dress frock coats, overcoats Of every de-
scription, shirts, etc.. etc. Also trunks, valises
umbrellas, walking canes and other things too
numerous to mention. Call on him.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

ovvIcH, IA NORTH THIRD STREET, 81. LOUIS, mo-
WI solicit fsh nd pessseuts PsAsnt suits and old ~
Sssssa sa.inA Astns 70 rep cur proos from such
sssah peasnss - ~ ppcstsa, tbs basSy vhss a.
nd having bsn b e nupnsss sss sons tina W ere enc
~ - nsps slains 80 = svssl mffinssmok An ssa
- saesnesa y pssoysy- e1v>ss g. = n sass. -
- Il dy ss1rsnss give - S~assA
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Commercial Sntsuigenfe.
CRKscxNr OFFICE, No. ~ CAnp sfRxsl,
SATURDAY. Evening. Nov. 2S. 1874

Saturday Evening. Nov. 2S. 1904
CoTToN-The movement In the leading staple to-
day has disclosed considerable frmness, but lees
activity than heretofore. The absence Of regular
European advices doubtless tended to restrict
operations. while the intelligence from New York.
favorable 10 factors. The total operations for the
day. in this market, we're 300 bales, at yester-
days quotations, which we repeat a. follows viz:
Ordinary 2l& C.. good ordinary 22t022&c..
low middling 22iG2Sc., middling 2sl925ic., and
strict do. 23}c.
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INSURANCE.

/ lvSO nAxNOEs
MUTUAL AID AND BENEvOL EMIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
| louisiana.
DIRECTORS:
JIM. LAPEYRE. ". g. MOUNT.
JOHN DAVIDSON. L B. PoTHrER.
II. zUBERBTER, wM McCULLoCH,
l. N. Marks, g. UAVARoC,
Z. y. SCHMIDT, WIN. CREEyY
w. COOPER, THOs X. FINLAH,
w.s PIKE. ANTHONY sANBoLA
DAVID McCOARD, PATRICK IRWIN
CAULFIELD, JNO. O. gINNOrr
GERARD SflfH, W. c. NICHOLR
OFFICERS:
yNo DAVIDSON, President;
w. PIKE. Vice President;
r ". YOUNG. Secretary;
L. A. FoURNIER Treasure
". B. KO0Nfz, Attorney.
W. @. NICHOLS. n d. Physician.
N. c. F0LGER. Agent
Omcs No Ia csropdelss street, Dsvidson's Row.
pIEDMOND REAL ESTATE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
Authorised Capital 8l.OGOOo0.
An Loans made BY this Company Secured Real Is
the property which secured case Of County
fsSRsrss ~ di N sBt stsslH N
Ddeuds annually and transferred at end Of
Policies issued on al the NOS. approved plans;
Psc.s nonfO fsi,s i .i Rates Of irsusancs low
The ocers directors Of this company include Of
the ATTEST ''' "'' SxssssSEoS ~ fssid.n.
@. a. Prrnov NJ B.. Gsaissi Advisor s''''''''
DIREcroRa:
M:docS o Marlin pi au,%ns %n asssos
C. A Skater, VIM. P. Shepherd. D. d. Hsrtsook.
liberal commissions win be paid to good agents in Texas,
Dr.. xAAy U1 Ger, General T.: Agent gent :.
EIKEMENs INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS
Capital
With privilege TO increase to 5000 900
once No. s Camp street. Story Building corner of Camp
and Common streets.
B. L MnLAupos President; NJ LArrrxx, President;
E. N. GAsucHEAu, Secretary.
This Company offers insured option Of
H. n each yss4 IN ss
OUIsIANA EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital. 900.
OFFICE. l0 CANAL STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
i.aa f fs. w. s.s:. EtT;s si zg
GEORGE Fs.ss E Ess ss;n. smith
Da.sd rs .1 Agent FAX:
npIcAL rxAnNxRa
s.ay s ss g. s'R E Css.s' B. b. I ssss
q. A Brsaux. Attorney.
ALL KINDS OF LIFE RISKS TAKEN-Ordinsy Life
usa s Company sis ss
ALL PAYMENTS Nos-FoRrErTABLE.
STAK HUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
EEw ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
Continues to Take
ovv,cx
NO H., .CARoNDELET STREET,. NO. IL
cHAs ENssTFELD. Secretary
LLOYD 4. COLEMAN. President
pmxcroRs:
Col " g G c 9LAIBoRsE No. ~ Pasphln :iIes.
fdSRssTsR ESQ q ooSs s, DOSoSGs Co.
GHAs g JoHssEN; tsq- cotton Factor.
ss+f FSSS Ssi E;a En- Ea. SGss
BRAsEtSxh ESD o. Of ~ ) a Sra sl%sn Co.
3; eEksoN; E.gs;, Cotton Factor ~
MARINE LOSSES PAYABLE
IN NEW YORK OR EUROPE
The Eouisiana Mutual Insurance Company,
OFFICE No. 1eO Coxxos STREET,
Notify their friends and the public they made
for the payment of losses their Marine Risks
when required New York, Liverpool Havre
MUM established by the tariff Of the New Orleans
Undervriters.
New Orleans, Oct I6. 1868.
LUMBER, COAL, WOOD.
CHIP, STEAMBOAT,
wHEELwRIGHT. CABINET AND HOUSE
Lumber.
-r on Old
wBITBeAK. ASH. HICKORY, POPLAR, WALNUT,
CYPRESS YELLOW PINE,
or eli Dimensions constantly on hand and for sale by
JOS. A. BROwN, Lumber Dealer,
Benvile and Lsvee streets,
.- One square below Cus.snhoass.
Saving circular work of every description done with dis
patch.
II ATHMAN. j. O.,
TROPICAL ROOFING MANDATORY,
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MA6roLrA WAfR.-superior to the best i'm
ported German cologne, and sold 1t half the
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Ght 9sp &rlsaas Gsssrrm.


SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER %. 1858.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-19

popular name Of Grant or Of any OIL el
hero Of the war will have little weight
against the great principle involved
Should Grant take nomination on the
Radical platform he will be defended, D.
another popular General, Scott, was.
Men or names will amount to little In
the coming contest; principles will e
everything, Nor can he or any other
candidate succeed by ignoring the pTin-
cIpIes ct Issue and by standing upon
personal popularity only. Mr.. Johnson
stands alone at pIe3ent as the repIesen-
tstive of the conservative side, for be
has made the issue and the solution Of it
depend upon his action. He is, as has
been said before, master Of the situation.
He cannot be set aside. He must either
be the conservative candidate, or must
name one to take his place. Mr.. Chase
is the representative of the other side -cf
Radiealism, OF negro supremacy, Of a
negro balance Of power, and Of all the
extfemes Of the Radical party. Should
ne and Mr. johnson be the opposing can
didateg, they would represent fully and
clearly the principle involved. It is
possible, however, that the Radicals may
wish to use Grant or sene other popular
General with'a view cf extricatlng them
selves from the dilemma they are in. But
no one can bring them salvation. The
President has broken heir parts to piece;
they have nsthing 10 stand upon, and
next EoVepl Der will seal their fILe fer
ever. The resotiOn which set in power
fnIIv br ..-vb the elections last fail will
now be follow by political revolution
,..... .,...erly destroy them.
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Fort Pickering, Memphis & shelby
C0UItV Lands.
Non- Restde1lt Notice.

hs shortest notice and on the most reasOnble
ms. G. ]. CAMPBELl,& co.
h20 tf Successors to Bond & Campbell.
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FAssMAN's IRON TIEs
COTTON BALES.

rTTHE undersigned have made ezrtsussv4 r--
4 rangements 20 supply the demand far these
Ties the present season.
IN addition tOthz FASSMAN DIAMOND TIE
and BUTTON TIE, so extensively used hereto
fore they now oder his ALLIGATOR TIE, win
teeth so arranged as to SANITY clamp tie
hoop when the pressure is rsmOVez nom Lha
bale, and hold 10 without 81 piping.
Great pains have been taken 20 secure tls
best quality Of iron
These Ties are 50 Hmpls in their arrauEa-
u-ent that they can be applied by any one. 30
bales OF any siEss with the same fac3It y ana
e. pedlti0n "a rope. In strength. security ana
iacitty or application, they VIII compare Ia
vorably vita any yet introduced
The advantages Of Iron Ties are now gsre er-
ally recognized; built is ass-asd NOT our o.
place 70 cal the attention Of those interested
70 the very empAslc recouH endsEr8n OF UE-
derwr1ters, Steam boat Capta1na and Owper7
and gents OF Sea steamers and Sailing Fes-
seis, recently published in the newspapers IN
New Orleans.
CHAMBERS L LATTING,
General Agents, New Orleans
For sale ny
MEACHAM q TREAnWELL.
HARRIS, COCHRAN & CO..
Msmphts,
And other dealers and Grocery Merchants.
seq EO6