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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-02
EXHIBITION EXTRAORDINARY
II fNHE FAIR GROIrVn

EAHIBITION EXTRAORDINARY
IL AT THE FAIR GROUNDS
IL. J. MEMORY, the Champion Walker, Will walk
100 Miles in 100 Hours
commencing each mile with the striking of
the hour, a feat never before attempted. The
walk will begin on WEDNESDAY, August S. at
u NJ, and conclude on SUNDAY, 9Th, at 4P NJ,
and be followed by Race between the Steamers
OF the Fire department for an Elegant Set Of
Silver, valued at $3.50; after which the r. t. Lee
and Lone Star Base Ball Cubs will play match
for Beautiful set Of liver, valued at $780, A
full Band Of Music will be in attendance every
afternoon, and there will be dancing on the plat
form daily from to II o'clock p. NJ. The Sets
OF Silver can be seen at Levys, on Canal street
Booths will be sold at the Fair Grounds, on MON
DAY, I'd. at p. NJ, to the highest blddcr-terms
cash. Tickets 81 cents; season tickets 81 50:
ladies and children free au2 II
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AT Your Own PIIcE.- Mr. Philip Werlein. OF
No 80 Baronne street, approaching the tightness
u the none market will continue to eell his
large stock Of piano fortes, both new and
secondhand, at prices too low for competition
This scale OF prices MIR. Werlein Will keeo up Tor
few weeks, until his immense stock has been
reduced to the general average, when he will
resume the original prices. Persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing now at greatly reduced rates, will do
well to call upon Mr.. Werlen II your pianos
need repairing or tuning, this is the place t. Ina We
the work done Charges moderate and work
guaranteed.
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"MusIo HATH CHARMS TO SoorHE THE SAVAGE >
And even the most INDECENT savage can be doubly
soothed by going to Mr.. LOUIS Grunewald's, NJ
- Baronne street, and purchasing from his
choice selection ono Of those magnificent pianos
at moderate rates and or easy terms for by pay
ing s. per month as rental it also serves as a
payment on piano, which, in course of time
Hcumes your own property Pianos are also
tuned and repaired in The bost manner by tile
master-workmen employed at this temple Of
change for new one, Grunewald's is TIE place
To 90 fur A BARGAIN
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Rally. Rally. Rally. Hardy Guards. Eighth Ward.
Nntesnth PIrcinct-Will attend meeting ou
TUESDAY, August T. at their clubroOn, Goodchild-
rem street between Vaudeville and Spain streets ut
8 O'clock F. NJ. Business OF Importance will be
transacted and prominent speakers will address the
meeting. Bv order: J. n HARDY, President.
JNo L. NEWMAN. Secretary. an2 It's
Fourth Ward Democratic Club.-The members of
the above Clab are requested 10 attend meeting Of
said Club to be held AT the Wi .wam, corner of Canal
and Where streets north side) On Wednesday next
August j, at = O'Clock p NJ.
JOHN LIE MONIER. President.
Epw kEENA. Secretary. auat'l-
Crescent City White League, Attention. The reg
uiar monthly meeting OF this organization will be
held at Eagle Hall TUESDAY August L. at II y clock
T. N. Every member is earnestly requested to at
I. LEE SHUrR, Secretary au22 tM&E
To the Democratic Voters Of the Third Ward
The registry rolls Of this Ward will be open daily
except Sunday at Holmes Hail. On Common, bs-
tween Rampant and Drysdes streets from Monday, ID
inst to Tuesday, 18th inst inclusive fron 10 A. M
to P. NJ. and from to Pm
Supervisors of Registration Asssrs Haxh Ne
Manus and WIN. Sheridan
All Democratic voters Of this Ward p,st re,i.Aer
in order to participate in approaching primary
election j. r. S SELLECK, President
Third Ward Central Democratic Clab
THOs EGAN, Secretary. au2 til.
Headqaarters Sixth Ward Rough and Ready Clsb---
According to resolution passed by this Club the
voters OF the Sixth Ward hereby requested to
call and register their at the following places
No 337 Decatur street, and corner of Johnson and
Bayou Road. from A. NJ. Ia r. NJ. until the lcth
inst. BV order of the President d MOREI.
r. D. SOURpE> Secretary. aul IT.
To the Democratic Voters Of the Fifth Ward !
he rolls for registering. the members Of the Fifth
Ward Democratic Club will be kept open at the fol
owing places:
At Headquarters, Nos l33 and 1876 Rampant street
or seven day ffOmJuly 30 to August T. Inclusive.
AT No 80 st. Ann street, for four days. from
August 5 to August IL, inclusive.
AT the corner OF st, Peter and Galvey, for four
lays from August l3 t. August II, inclusive.
Once OF Registration to remain open from 0 clock
L. NJ to : o'clock r. NJ
Democrats of this Ware, are earnestly requested to
ompy with the above resolutions.
CLEMENT RAMOS
JYZ9 taulIH Chairman Executive Com uittee. |
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AHUsENENrs. Harry Hammersley's compli-
mentary gymnsstic exhibition last evening proved
70 be grand success, both pecuniarily and in the
Difficult, fats that were performed by him self and
his pupils, who had kindly rendered their assist
anoe. The professor is genial gentleman and
deserves the liberal patronage which has been
accorded him. As . professional he has few
eQua)a
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A PENNY SAVED Is Penny EARNED.-Manv
men have become rich from saving III small mat
tiers iherekre If you would b. wealthy 90 t
tho Crescent City Dry Goods Store, No IL BoIr-
bon street. There il the place to obtain real
bargains. All goods marked down q per Goa.
for the month III August to make room for new
stock now On the way. These gentlemen d,rm
il trouble to show goods, and lnvits the ladies'
+, inspect tn -ir extensive atOck.
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ChDc4Mr FIRE COMPANY No. 24.-This CON-
Dany turned out last night for the purpose Of
Sbscsiving pair Of horns. won by the Amateur
SREass Band, at . picnic, given by them como
Doehs ago At the Oakland Park. After promo
adding the principal streets, the company and
1Aelr guests waited on the BULLETIN Office. Fo,
Ne sesenade and three rousing cheers extended,
~ return thanks.
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+ Call at 1877 anal street and examine the New
Amer. can, + you wish the best Swing Machin,
n the world.
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AsI1ssHENr NorIcE, No. 16s AND So Set
special notice column, death Of Titus Fe now aid
y. +. G. Grace, payable at the office III the Mu.
hal Aid and Benevolent Lfe Insurance Assooia-
- q Louisiana, No. 10 Camp street.
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COOP MISUNDERSTANDING t.'c many inven
tions Of modern days ono Of the most improved
is the celebrate New American Sewing Marhine
which >1Aies many facilities in q . IL II, spa e,
self, hr.. g. elastic lock stitch, and Tor beauty
simplicity aud durability is unsurpassed by any
other machine. Tho agent Mr.. try. now
Gf. n special terms for the hard times. No ISL
Canal street Ii the place to invest your money u-
diciousy in one Of the New American sewing
N Machines
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C1KnsE AND BUTTER. Those extensive and Ell
lI5pDisiny merchants, slessrs. Hoyt Il Wilcox, ~
e6Oupiloulas street, has on hand and for sale a
Ire supply III choice Western cheese. and the
0oest Nts Of butter fresh from that celebrat. d
1my Of T. Straight & Sons which is nomi-
~ Pr0M,unCed 10 be equal to the best Goshen.
advertisement.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Y 'ARDING = OCCUPANTS WANTED FOR
- two large and airy lsooms, sec'nd and third
OILS, well furnished, and opening upu wids,,
covered verandahs, on the shady side Of the.
street. Alsn, for several very cool and pleasant
apartments Of smaller size. Terms modefnta.
References can b. exchanged through Glass Boz
2364, Port Oftce. or on application q No ~
can,nde ~ street. aa1 lsnSaFapf
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M ONe WEEK LoNoER.-Mr. J. rurc0tte Of
Nhite hulltilng, corner Bars,nne and Canal
- will in consideration Of the hard times,
1hue his great closing out sale II every Va
3 - dry g,Nds, far only ono week kpng". All
&vtah bargains should cal ct once, kr the
T. Iis great. aud they may mis-. the chance Of .
- lime. hee his advertiseme t M another
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Special attention Is called to Eve ropping in our
advertising columns, in which Miss New conner
and Mrs. itizen play csaspcious part and
end their miseries by refreshing tn ir burning
souls at the soda fount Of Harrison, corner OF
Magazine and Thal,a streets
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LOST-F()UNIA

LOSr-FOUNA
EoUND A GOLD WATCH-KHo ~ GUS.
Il tomhouse street, on Friday night. tn,
owner eau have the same by appNIiy at til.
B',n' TIN office and paying Tor this advertisement
auL st
y TOLEN-PARTIES ARE CAUl1uAt.i
~ aga list negotiating for the following certln
Gates OF stock, application having been made for !.
reissue:
No l27-llO shares Mechanics and Traders Bank.
No 227-2 ALlaTes Mechanics and Traders Rank
NO. i5'"-lo shares Mechanics and siculruial Fai,
Association
albert G. PHELPS Grec4r
N3 l1w6w Cor. Felicity aIl. Prylania At
~ TOLEN CERTIFICATE NO *,s FOX ONE
- hundred alnl Sixty shares If ordinary stock O,
THE LOUISIANA LEvEE COMPANY.
,ate.i MAY H. i-12, Issued tO A LREKl u. PHELPS
farues are cautioned against Negotiating tor til.
SALINE IA application has been ilae for u reissue
THUS. l. DIX
'vtim Secretary ami Treasury IA., ~, o.
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~ MvIrATIoN.-Me ss,s. Piers h Hews ex-
~ cordial invitation to all whom it may ON.
q - nay them visit and examine their extern
= oInk II GUNNER clothing, underwear and
~ fancy ties trunks, morocco travelling bags
vnlisee, which they are now dlspoaing Ut ~
10y reduced prices. Their stuck il Ia &c and
selected. and al who desire to b. we'll
I'D ahOulsl call Ut Is and Is Camp street and
Al1j1ed b. Nessrs PierHOn h Hcws.
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The Chicago Times has discovered that the
Commsnistic element in that city has abso-
lutely grown dangerous 1t reviews utter
ances OF the leaders and the sentiments put
forth by their followers mt recent meetings,
and arrives at tie conclusion that during the
coming winter these fellows will make trouble
for the authorities. 1t also discovers that
the city is thout adequate means for
the suppression of formidable riot. 1t
has no military organizations: and business
men, who feel that their property is in
jeopardy, are expressing deep solicitude
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-02

Flhy cents will secure admission to the Hiber
MIA festival, and chance in the gold prize lottery
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An OLD INsTIrUTIoN.-lf you would .shnld As
twere tile mirror up to nature" then go T., that
reliable and ar istic photographer Mr. John H
Clarke, At No. l01 Canal street up .ta.:s, and
liunsl Mr.. Clarke, having had MANY years ex-
pcrienes and being Away. up 4, every i'm prove
meat made in the art w.u.d wits c.ose in
speeti0u u his work All &. adcs VI co.,ring, In
s.il q water. neatly and quickly exrcutAL No
- 2.sssa q -; Eve 59r, caEks -
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An Import. n. Subject.

| The question Of salvage, which has been
! recently discussed in the Brady case and in
other cases on both sides of the Atlantic, is
having a new element of interest given to it
in England. Recently, in England, an oppo-
siticn has been developed in shipping circles
/ to rendering salvage service, and CORES
pom ence explaining the reasons has appeared
| in the London papers The underwriters be-
| gan the correspondence, a letter on their behalf
complaining that. in consequence OF the in
sufficient amounts awarded by the Admiralty
| Court frr services rendered to vessels in dis
| tress, rlany ship owners have instructed their
captains not to render salvage service to prop
erty, but in cases Of distress to save life only.
Letters written on behalf Of some Of the ship
owners admit that these instructions have
been given to the captains, bat not because
Of She inadequacy Of the salvage awards made
by the Admiralty Court. The real reason is
the state of the law in reference to marine
voyages and assurances which the shipowners
say makes a salvage service rendered to
another vessel q deviation from the voyage,
and renders the captain Of the deviating ship
responsible not only for his own ship, but
also for the whole Cargo on board whatever
may be its value, during the remainder Of the
voyage. The matter, however it may stand,
seems chiefly to be u question of dollars and
cents. One sAipowner orders his captain not
to save property because he anticipates that
he will not receive proper remuneration for
it; the other. because he consid rs that no re-
Enumeration, when there is valuable cargo
on board his own ship, would repay him for
the risks he runs of claims from merchants
and forfeiture of assurances. Vessels in per-
forming salvage service run much greater
risks than are generally known, and the entire
subject is one Of the most interesting and
intricate in commerce.
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HnrAle, trotting and running aces, at Hiber
- fostival today.
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| j. b. Holiness xxx Flour at So so per bar
rel, delivered to any part Of The city, by Jno K
Remand 4 Co
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Mechanics and Traders Insurance COmDany-New
Orleans August 1874 Am election for thirty Trus.
tees, t. serve the ensuing year. will be held at the
once OF tins Company Oh Monday, August II, be-
tween tue hours OF II and s o clock
JAMES A. WHITE,
AL. LOT Secretary.
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Any miss. eight years Of age, can manage The
New American Sewing Machine.
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0olDEN PaHEs.-The drawingof gold prize lot
llEy, will lake place to-day at Hibernia festival
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Il Tn Strike Flour At IS 81 per barrel, delivered
= any part Of the city, by Jno. K. Remand & Co.
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DROVlSIO PROVISIONS
200 casks Clear Bacon SIDES.
81 casks Clear Bib Bacon SIDES,
Al casks Bacon SHOULDERS
100000 lbs Dry Sailed SHOULDERS.
800 lbs Dry Sailed SIDES
800 bbls. Mess PORK,
100 tierces Choice Sugar-Cured HAMS,
100 tIerces Refined LARD,
20 kegs Choice Leaf LARD.
In store and Tor sale by
au2 St FINNEY SHEEHAN & RITSS
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! ~ RAND PICNIC
~ BY THE
81 AR HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY No l.
Seventh District Late Carrollton
At the Gardens Of Mr.. Dan Hickok, SUNDAY
afternoon, August 2, 1874.
Noon rises at 10, and music by Charley
Jaeger's Blml ;.-,I u
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-02

The DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. The neople
Of Claiborne have named delegates fon the
Convention in New Orleans They do not
think New Orleans the place for a convention.
In fact theythink it in every way Objectionable.
Yet, for the sake Of harmony, think it better
to acquiesce for the present, and take other
ne ms OF rebuking an inconsiderlte Executive
Committee rather than to raise a howl which
viii be gladly heard by Radicals as indicati e
Of dissensicn a"ong those who should be
harmonious. Homer tCloibo,ne) Adcocate
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Lees and s ars play to-day at Hibernia festival
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NRUNEWALD HALL

RUNEWAID HALL
TUESDAY. AUG. A. 1874.
Grand Complimentary Concert
Vocal aud INSTRUMENTAL
rendered by the Subscribers and Members of
t"e $ 'mmer CoAcert Orchestra, to their
l., ad,r
PROF. ROBERT MEYER.
\ number "f distinguished Artists and Amateurs
have offered their assistance for the OCCASION
Programmes viii be in Tuesdays papers
Tickets, 5Oc For sale at Grnnewald's Stores
Nos. 129 Canal street and IL Baronne street
and 1t The door. AMI Vt
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LEARNIsG BY ExpEEIENCE "A few day.
since an elderly gentleman, who had got out
OF business and considered that he was too
advanced IN age to do hard work concluded
70 start q grocery store BE secured stock
of goods and yesterday morning. while pre-
paring tn opening the establishment, con
clnded that he would tap the kegs OF beer left
on the previous day. friend who wa pres
ent seeing hir approaching one of the kegs
with an anger, inquired what he was going to
do. and learned tina Yhe intended s.to tap
that beer The 9uestioner suggested that
the proper way was to place tie flucet in
position and drive in the cork with the reve-
ane stamp covered, but the old gentleman
conclude that his WY was the best, ana
forthwith forced hole through the top of the
keg. OF course tho beer assembled like a
CONTAIN as he withdrew the anger, and he
underworld to suppress it by putting his hand
over the hole, and failing in this, by inserting
his tin5e, as last resort he sat down upon
1t, calling for some one to hand him faucet
but meanwhile the beer had forced its way
through his pants, climbed upward, and was
oozlng out everywhere Emerging frcm his
waistband, and even at his shirt colar. and
the bystan ,ers were laughing so hard that
they were unable to do anything to reliev-
hinl, even if they dared to venture within
the area Of beer spray. It was not until every
irop OF Liquid had left the keg that the old
gentleman felt warranted in getting ND
Sacreme,.to Union.
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| !. The undecided II ,,rdle Race, postponed from
last sunday, between American Girl" and
Lady Johnson"
The undecided rrotting Race, postpon from
last Sund ,v.-T Three entries
g. Running Race for Horses Ia hands and nnder.
Mile Heats. Purse, $z5. 10 the First Il. rse,
49, to the Second, $40. Entrance. 81 s.
1. Running Race for Ponies, IA hands and un r,
Mile heats Purse, 325. To the first 10 ~ !.
SIS; to the second, SO. Entrance 81 So
). Hose Carriage Race. One mile open to all
and to the best advantage. Prize s25. En-
trance free.
There must be at least three entries In the
races and two to start. Entries can be made at
any time previous to the races
Grand Match Game Of Base Ball between the
Lone Star and L. T.. Lee Clubs
Tnc Committee offer an elegant Gold Medal to
the most proficient Amateur Performer on the
h b Cornet
The drawing Of the Lottery will take place at
O'Clock p. NJ, in front of the Grand Stand.
The time fr the return OF Tickets, delivered
to Branches, has been extended to +. NJ, Sun
day.
Two Bands Of Music will be in attendance.
iV3l a
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POLITICAL.

No political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for in advance OK Endorsed by some responsible
party.
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NJ, Beecher's Fortune.

Attention is naturally called to the ministe.
rial and literary life Of Mr.. Beecher. and to
the probable profit Of his works. He came. a
young man and poor, to Brooklyn more thai,
twenty-five years ago, and was glad to preach
FOR A SMALL SALARY.
he made Plymouth Church It is as much
ms production as is any child of his brain
There was strong Congregational sentiment
and feeling in Brooklyn, and this naturally
gathered around the young and eloquent
preacher. He shook" creeds and forms.
He condemned the trite ecclesiastical litter
ances which the ordinary orthodox pulpit
mouthed, and he set up standards Of his own.
His was empkatically
S'BEoAD CaUcH"
N believed more in heaven than ia he'll 1t
advocated freedom and temperance, and
spread table at which widely discortlant
views had equal hospitality. So as the church
grew and Mr.. Beecner became its central fig
sre, his salary went on progressing. and it
now may be stated at the sum Of S25, 600 He
lectures frequently during the year, and at the
highest prices. Probably from this source he
earns not less than $1,000 His ordinary
litersry work should bring him in $1,000, and
out Ct his valuable newspaper, the Christian
Ons,n, he may draw another SZ5. 0A0.
THEsE SUMS AO0RE.sxTE SGS,OOO,
70 which may be- added marriage fees and the
perquisites that fall into the La,
o. the popular preacher. From all these
sources-the industry OF a bEsy life-Mr.
Beecher ought to have made IN immense for
tune. Bat he is reported to be careless in
money matters, and not sharp in looking after
the PROFITS OF his works, which 90 to the pub
fishers -KrOOkLua ArCys
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WANTS..


TO SUGAR PLANTERS WANTED-A POSI-
l ton to take OIL crop on open he tiles or
steam traiu, by sugar maker Of expesiene The
cess1 r,snts %r IN i 70 s.pses and sue
NEANTED-A PARTY TO TAKE UP FIRST
w class mortgage ote for one thousa nd dollars
tSlUOO). which il in hank and win be da ia q sev
days: will allow ~ per cent lef annam The above
note will be given collateral fSy th Ina \ Of egh
hnM.l, ed and fifty dollars tast,s)J Address A. B. G
Bulletin Ofica au2 ~
WANTED A PRIVATE HAMnY UP
w town, gentleman and his wife or two gen
tlemen, can find an elegantly far.isAed SOON with
IN the house Address HOME Bulletin sllise.
WANTED SITUATION As BOOKKEEP-
w er or outdoor clerk, eiahar IN TIE city On,
ing in Iii: si.y. Zen Of tse 6, ~ 1ressrrsd
ploy meat sar1e.sly drsissI " " n Balstss,
efhsa sU2 81
WANTKD TO RRNPeA oOMBORTABI.k.
w house, with net less thAs foar coed bed.
mast g At ,s..os.s.ss s:i Tlsss .ss.sas ss his
win please give all pazsie.h0 ssasey.hs theis
and making inqui'aes Ti.e Vim = SO, and >.
good tsnans .ay ~ fUna- Aadsa0A0s1ak
aa0 u"
WANTED AN RxPRRlRNCKD NAN YQs
w rehandle Leaf Tobacco lpr tho Nexiaan mar
A1 a.. Apply !. BY E soRDeS sea1a.z,
WANTED COTTAGE CONTAINING FIVE,
w or six rooms, either in the Ehtt Or lower
part Of Fourth District Peassuiud wasted BY Sep
TENDER rent not ~ exceed rs Address with telms
and locality, TENANT, Bsllstin sGsa aug II
FOR SALE.
-on
NOR SAIE-ONE 45 SAW OUBOE) GIN
Il two 6O Saw Eagle GINS ono i4hoess power
"atertown Portable ENGINK al nearly nex
NAIL.K h CAMNACK,
anl It 1873 Gravies street.
>'4' HAl.A.-
Two SECONDHAND STAR COTTON GINS.
Cheap for Cash, At
j. II. JENSENS,
iv25N 70 CArondelet street
EOR SALE-ENGLISH WROUGHT AND
l. Cast Iron Sugar Kettles, by
ivy Inn = 'a,ondeet stre Ct
EOR SALE-SCOTCH PIG IRON, IN LOTS
j.. ASHBRIDGE 4 CO
ie2S Su II LII Common street.