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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-29

.SATURDAY-Ke ucky, extra, No. 27-CapitsI:
$4,000. IS Nos, IL dawn. Tickets ST. halves Soc.
quarters Csc.
SATURDAY-keniucky No 25-Capitsl: $40 :.
co., 7.5oO 457s, 10 OF 1000 10 of 500 so Of 900 Is
OF zoo IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $40, halves S,
quarters SO y
Buyers are referred to my Register of Prlzes to be
seen at the office, as proof of what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number
Orders for packages, certificates of packages and sn
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the Lotteries will
De promptly attended to, and drawing when re-
quested. Please address orders to
de % N. STRATTON Richmond Va
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-29

HA FOR RENT.-The former residence Of Mr.
E Potter Cotton, deceased, situated hall mile west
Of The city, at the West of Mr. Rulhe. cord's
farm, is offered for rent The improvements ex-
tensive and convenient, and there is large and rich
OF OF land attached, on which fruit trees, &c.
We ask particular and early attention to this beau
tful and much to be-desred situation For terms ap.
ply to TOLER & COOK,
jas General Agents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-29
OMNIBUS LINE.

a. FOR RENT, house near the upper end o.
zGt Main street. Price SIS per month. Apply to
de 81 R. CAUTHORN.
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e. e. AR EDEGAR LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
sssss ne subscribers having this day formed co.
TREK, Tor conducting the Eogine and Machine bn
sness and being prepared to build Locomotives Su-
gar m'ils and Stationary Engines promptly and ca
as low Terms as they can be obta med from any mari ri
!le onlteG States, hope TO obtain portion OF the pa
'rohase OF this and the adjoining States
JOSEPH r, ANDERSON
ia I'm JOHN SOUTHER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08
OFFICE or TIN COMMISSIONERS on THE \
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW (IELEANe
~ vst,e te trty se s,s;s, y III

l
BY virtue Of the thirty seventh section Of the
Consolidate city New Orleans provide
and administration Its saa approved the 9sd February 1885,
and Of tho fifth eccn Of the act supplementary thereto providing
for tho noporaono tho City Lafayette with the City
ea approved the day. and Of the third section "
entitled supplementary act to Consolidate " City
New Orlean and provide for tho and
ahArs approved March IL 1884, for tho purpose paying The
aecruig on the entire debt Of md meeting all bg
lions old corporation the late Fret Second and Third Mun
cpalss and City Of Lafayette, during the 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this office from this date
until the SECOND MONDAY 18th December 10 O'Clock
for the purchase Of all portion Of THIRTEEN
HUNDRED BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, ths
sum Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH;
The FIRST OF JULY, 1884, payable FORTY YEARS. Office
Of the Treasurer Of the city with interest thereto
the rate PER cENTUM PER ANNUM payable semannuay
from and AFTER the first January 1858 In the City Of York. the
frs. Of January the lint Of July Of each year. Proposals.
doed Bids ~ the purchase Of Bonds City Of New
and addressed 70 "Adophe Secretary Board Of Commits
soners Of the Consolidated Debt Of the City sean
opened and the Bonds adicated the tho
Dscember at noon az Aforesaid. g !.
TRRMs PArMENrCash coupons or ob
CATIONS this old city of the late Fist Municipalities
City Of Lafayette maturing option purchaser
fourth the first Of January the fret March,
fourth tho first OF May and the remainder s
January 1862 the Commits
guarantee compliance with his part til
purchaser The Commissioner er the right Of rejecting
any oil bids.
...CoMMISsIONERS... lay
A. D. CR0SsMAN, Mayor e Z
0. DsBUYS, Comptroller
WM II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
". p CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee
Ga Board of Aldermen.
LII PLACE Chairman Finance Committee,
| Board of Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAYET, Secretary rit oct9I tlahpee
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE !
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW oRLEANs. :
BY virtue of the thirtY.seyenth section of the


By virtue Of the thirty seventh section Of the
act Of the Legislature Of the State of Louisiana entitled
Consolidate the City Of New oean provide for the
and administration IT. affairs" approved February 1884, and Of
the fifth section the supplementary thereto providing for the
Incorporation of the City Of Lafayette with the City Of New Orleans
approved the day. and for the purpose funding Of
the old city Of the late First Second Third Municipalities City
Of Lafayette Fi
equitable computation Of interest," Of all Bonds
and other obligations Of the old city and Of the First
Third Municipae and city Of Lafayette, for BONDS
CITY or NEW ORLEANS dated FIRST JULY 1852, FORTY
YEARS, for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS eac payable Office
Of the City Treasurer with thereto
rate Of SIX PER CENT payable the city Of NeYor
on LIST january and LIST July In each yeahe interest obligations
offered In exchange above calculated
1855 at which time interest the Bonds
The Popoaar 10 be enioed, Offer for exchange etc.
will be opened and acted the fourth Monday month";
commencing Monday the 9qd Of November nezt,
The Commissioners right OF rejecting any
Or all bids
....CoMMIs sIoNERs.... f'-
A. D. CRossMAN, Mayer. Ss
9. DRBUyS, Comptroller.
WIN. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
VIM. p. CONVERSE Chairman Finance Committee
'ss 2% Board Of Aldermen.
L. H. PLACE Chairman Finance Committee,
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
A LAYET, Secretary. octai If :
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Table Talk.

Some Of those joining the procession may be glad To
know that mourning suits At the shortest notice be
furnished BY jackson Colby 50 Common street. between
Camp and ST. Charles streets This firm cothe you
admirably and you desire It, give capital trunk
in the bargain At this physicians recommend
warm under clothing, like that sold by jackson Colby
spaes last Monday prevented referring to the new
Instrument for sale at Asbrand Werin % Camp street
II Is called Concertina and while capable Of much
melody might almost be carredin ones pocket We like
wise noticed there mouth great improve
ment the old pattern from its increased size and e
gance While pccoo Pleye piano. in their possession,
Is remarkable for the clearness Of its tone
LIE Matthews Co.., Us Camp street, sell delightful
perumery Of all kinds The frequent complaints Of adult
teraon Ia Eau do Cologne set at rest in New0rleans
at leas from the well known fact that this firm keep the
genuine article Also very fine toilet articles including
conbs and brushes With store 40 central position
(near Armory Hall) their business is considerable.
Hamburger 1854 Camp street. has special inclination
Q have always the latest patterns Of cloth for those
exquisitey fitting suits he is constantly making We
recommend bis cassmeres just received and that fine blue
cloth he showed us yesterday. hamburger employs no
workmen but those who have already attained distinction
for he does not in consequence charge his
customers increased prices VI
Great events arise from little causes. One reason
alleged for Napoleons defeat at Lepsc is that suffering
from indigestion caused by favorite DISH he could not
keep that eamness Of mind 50 regulate in General
Many neglect business from their suffering dyspepsia
Why don't they take Houghtons Pepsn as relief It
is sold by Al Kendall u Co., " Magazine street. and It's
public estimation is rapidly increasing.
Musical composers of celebrity have usually been re-.
markable for eccentrcity Handel Hayden and Mozart
for instance But that does not affect the sublime beauty
Of their sacred music, which always commands ready
sale at Hewitt 80 Camp street Every maestro Of note is
represented on his counters and besides keeping varied
stock Of Ballads Waltzes Pokas etc he is agent for
pianos Of Pleye Of a. Stodart Co.. and Of w Hall Son.
Amidst the improvements Of buildings every where no.
tceabe about town. let US not forget what q leighton
Co. have been doing They have completely transformed
the of Canal and st. Charles streets
into most magnificent store This Is the result Of their
untng energy They need thank nobody but themselves
for the extensive sales they make They have branch
establishments at Network and San Francisco. The
Sandwich Islands will come next. Il a#
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/ 1. Nas- FUNERAL CEREMONIES IN HONOR OF
CALHOUN, CLAY WESTERN is respectfully requested
that all places Of public andr pvae business be closed the
Decenber ead that the together with the dwellings
be dressed in mourning.
is also respectful y requested that
bulge Of mourning arm during moving Of the procession
Peons LAYING charge the Church the cit,
requested TO the tolled during the day.
Minister'S Of vessels md steamboats, and the propeo
various public buildings the city, y rqused dspla,
their cs at hafmas from SUNRISE sunset. sJia
The Military the several Qe Societies. Associations Other
bodies TINT desire to participate the day. are
qussted assemble places they respectively elec
repair to the places Of rendezvou, by 10 O'Clock
By order Of the Committee. III
! dec5 rgi2 III 9 HR w HILL chairman
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BUREAU DIES c0MsiIssA AIRES DE LA i,
DETTE CoNsoLlDEE DE La NoUvELLEoRLEANs.
u NouvKILE -OnLEAss, 81 octobre, 1882
En- yertu de la 37ame section de pacte de La


Legislature de pint de la ouaian nne aAeie pour
yed Nouvele ct pouoir
tration sres" npprouv 20 ssr
on de lAete supptemsnia reaf Incorporation vIo
Lafayette la Nouyele Orleans APPROVE e memejou
section dun ae niuE " cte aapp6nentaire
der la vile DE- la Nouve 0an.
Ia direction de are Hppnve le payer
Pnttret de Ia ette eniere de Il vile pour
de Pannne corporations
Troisame Municipalities de Ia vile de afyete 1885,
Ds Submissions caheees
date osu'au deuxme und IS dseembrs pour ahai
tout pa1tic dune se
de la de mile pases ehseun les
won't date premier Juliet 1s as
bureau u rdscrier VILE coupons de-
sx cent paabes parr iinvsr
1855 a vile do janver jnst ehaauo
AIMEE Les Submissions dcont ee pour
ons de la vile s Iayet
ecetae du Bureau de comussaes de la dett Conoee
do la Lea des
ugts plus hnut enchesseu midi est dit
ci-dessur. s.5 49,
Conditions du
ret GU des obligations lncenne %
ieme Tsiams Municipalities de Ia vile Laaye
1850 au hoix de acheur pemer quart
premier Mars k premier premier Juliet
1853 aec nterat raiaon de six par premier
Janvier 1885, Les Comma pour
cent sur monant des bons adage gnfan, part
lacheur, de de6 reseyen en-
oue 10 drot de releer lee ohrss en- tout pare.
....coMMIssAIRE
A. D. CRossMAN, Marie.
o. DEBUYS, Conty6leur.
VIM ii. GARLAND, TresorieY. .....
CONVERSE, comid do Fnances du ConseI a.
Aldermen. ~ - NN"''H "o
PLACE President du corui,t de Finance, An Canal, ,s -
tnns-A Aldermen. g5 -'A's
A. LA1ET, Secretaire. % Oct qp
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Order of Arransge ments.

Order OF arrange me n is .7 "
Ths scees and Associations requested the
prescribed: 1854
Such Societies and Associations have yet reported and dos 10
participate in the ceremonies Of the day. will DO assigned in the
order In which they shall themselves the Marshal
The ciergymen Orators Of the Day Pail Bearers Chief Mcuer
Goveinor Lieutenant Governor Heads Of Departments Senators and
Members Of Cons Menbein 81 the State Legislature will meet in
the Governors Room City Hall o'clock, at Nos IA
omcen Of the u Navy and Revenue Service, Foreign Cousu
Veterans Of 1ss Officers the Regents Law Medical Fac-
ties and Universities Of Louisiana, will Recorders Room
City Hall, O'Clock. f'
The Judiciary Members the cers tho Customs Post oce
and Mint u District Attorneys Marshas u S. Receiver and
Register Of the Land oncs, the u Court Room City Hail.
o'clock. sH s,N sff'f fa9El1
The Mayor Distinguished Strangers Board Of Council
Joint Committee Of Arrangements will Council Cham
City Hall, at 10 o'clock
The Sheriff. Deputy Sheriff. Clerks Deputy the several
Courts and Notass Public will In u S. District Clerks
fce City Hall. ist
Inc owners and propreto Of all public licensed carriages
vehicles are directed to withdraw the through
which the procession il to pass aer the O'Clock
The Chief Police charged with the
ih owners private eaagss are respectfully
qusssed to con with the wishes respect
~ obsrucsion IF kind will DO permitted through
thu prrn nnt 4.
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Pf0gFnsssssss or .1S.s.asag esssestts
FOR THE
FUNERAL CEREMONIES
Il qM IN HONOR or sf M HI
CLAY, WEBSTER.
THURSDAY, December 0, 1859.

4 Il q IN
- 1T
~ Ths JOINT coAfsyrrr .no;,,.a ~, ,h M.vo- M.r,.r
oths Bar and Tue Council 81 NJ civ II Nsvfssn
for nzpp .he ob.oouie. Of ~
msnted CALHOUN CLAY and WEBSTER have sdop,sd The fol
lowing programme Of arrangement. far tba occs.ion
/ !. III 5'p i5,ors 90. :, !. = .s- i-5l
WI. oHAo. a. IAbuZAN
aa been unanimously selected the Grad Marshal
GEN. E. L. TRACY
A..,..,t /. 49,, ,s.,,,.,
- . As 4ll =, % strand Maiahai. s y h, .
~. sn 's'oeso sns wu ass - Dstric
| al = - 'Ts mAnarAn.
+ Fir.t pistrct-co, Il a wAyrpr ssS
Second Di,,ric,-oyrDE pE sIfYs ~
si Third Ii,,ctIANEs pI4ii,Irps ~
Fourth pi,trict--A W. JOIJRDAN ~ ~
| ans
COL R. Wheat, Col. g. NJ. Emerson 59
Goi. Henry Forno, Co. A. W Boaworth,
Richard RishsIdeoa ESQ., 1oSp ciaiSoms E ~,
Why, Esq, Edward Thompson. Eaq.,
Sa%a1 Ass Es, E'q' AIRED a sslsngsr E'q
VIM. Sutton, Esa, o, Rsno., Esa,
Joseph bfunsan, Esq Chas. w. Csnfsld Esq,
Edward ElssS Eso 4 K s RssSarr F F.lr
Joseph Ettsr, Esq,, Charles Leeds Esq 6sas
James Heggs, Esq, Joseph Hufty, Esq.
M, j., n :: nanney. -. X.
s =. !, ,u nv " Ivy ~, oPPollss AAayee
1870, - = M :. ~ plscisey ana wiil pass DOWN o. cnafe
.ns ch. lamp s.oe' down oamI
aop Isy.. ,,s0. 4 sss. ~ " Z - W
-. 49, Ir..N. s" V"h Ao4.ou'' ..Iees 70 Snarie
p1 80. - - @ nn e'' Gown ~. Ann rees
n R.s 49,. " ~ y. - ~. 80 .ss wv - oa s'rss
80 .. 80, ~ .a - M o'oaese' Slse" 10 Oh Josopi
X ~; =. ~ Sp aoNn lamp seetto 1uid
rs.. y - '"'a ''ss' uo"a s't SuAtls' ''ee' :
Ard 4, n,ds- a., Il, .,,,. ~. l.. a.
nav ha,s II nno,trt ~ +. ~
M inns =, ~ r,o,.nb ~ Isss..s ~ ~ =. aspo''t
a. ba s.a," H. =
], -. "a + y. 80 ~ ~ p's' 'e'A ~ 'o'ulhi
~ $780, ~ M
Ill, ,s. ~ ~ s,, = ~ $3.50. 4
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The PAcNG MATcH.-This affair which off yester-
day the Metairie Course, between Beppo and Dan
Rice proved Of the best and most exciting we
have had Taking into consideration the nature OF
the track from the rain the night previously
made In the South and doubt If either Pet or Polk
could have showed under the line in 22s, as did Dan
yesterday The attendance very good had it not
been accident in the third heat which the ri-
yer of Dan Mr. Mott thrown from his suky there is
no knowing how the might have terminated after
some little discussion, however, Bppo declared the
winner Of the race Dan Rice having home without
III driver Neither party viii probably be content to let
the matter rest here Mr.. EoT Is confident the lasting
Qualities Of Bepo will insure his winning while the owner
and friends Of Dan Rice equally sanguine that his
superior foot will carry him home in time admitting
broken heats First heatsoon after getting the word
Dan broke but settled at and Tapped with Bpro
who had opened slight gap at the quarter pole they
were side and side when Dan gradually drew out and
they went down the straight side at Tremendous speed
Dan leading to the stand Time 2.2e1s Second heat
Dan showed decidedly the most foot drawing out at the
quarter and maintaining good lead to the stand Time
23l Third heat-At the half mile pole Mr. Mott, the
driver Dan thrown from his sulky, and his horse
coming to the stand without his weight Bfppo was de-
clared the winner of the
= sunMARy.-Match race for $1,000
Mr.. J. Eof 8. Beppo ..,.........., q
Mr.. D. Mott, Dan Rice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dis
Time 22eK, 2:s1K Third heat no time kept,
Mr. Warren Peabody with Lady Jane, Tom Smiley, and
some other fast ones arrived here yesterday and will
doubt soon show themsslves. ~.
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Jefferson, Parish.


We are happy to announce that the wings Of Jefferson
notwithstanding the outrage Of Saturday have determn
ed upon candidate for the State Senate 1t will appear
from the following correspondence between many Of the
prominent wings Of the Parish and Mr Victor Bnrthe,
that the latter accepts the nomination rendered him
better choice could be made promote the welfare
and prosperity Of the4party. ~ wA
PARisH OF JErFERsos, December 6, 1852
pictcr Burthe, Esq, caTollton s5s M IA Xxi 1a "
DEAR SiRThe Wing Convention held at Carrollton ON
Saturday last having been disturbed and compelled
ourn without selecting candidate for the State Senate
believing sincerely that your election would be most
favorable to the interests Of tho whig party respectfully
resent the Senatorial District Of Jefferson st
In the next Legislature Conscious that you would obtain
the undivided support Of all true friends of wg princi-
Pies we remain, sir, as ever,
Your obedent servants,
Fergus Gardere, John Hampson i. Dugue, jr., W. T.
Scott, "A, Delachaise Henry Dugue Toledano Jas p
Waters, y. B. Robinson N Lacoste, A. G. Thorn John IT.
Reid r. Wexel Edwin White, John Betz H. Verloin Deg
ney Q. n. Muncaster, Faustn Fortier W. M Chiffon
N, D: Harang, A. N Ogden, ir, r. Beauyais Guy preux
Joseph sanches, Fortier BENNETT T. = Fazendei Ete
b. ST. Mesne LeBreton, j. Mosnier John Linden, q Day
yenpor u, Forter. +. a. Willard, Philemon Botte W. 81
Toedano, B, Toledanc, n. Gardere. Louis Delery.
,sSs Ss, CARRoLLros Dec.7 1852.
GDtlmsnIn answer to your favor of the 9Th instant,
allow tender you my sincere thanks for this new
proof confidence from my eowcitizens OF the Parish
Of Jefferson feel the fattered by it, from it show
ing that you have not found unworthy of the trust
witch was conded in me at the last election accept
the candidature aud will rely upon your kind support
Your obedient servant, VIcroR BuRTHE.
Messrs, John Hampson, W, T. Scott Henry Dugue, Jas
r. Waters and others. ,s&
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.
FIRST GRAND DIVISION

ORDER OF PROFESSIONS:
FIRST GRAND DIVISION. q
Colonel CHARLES A. I.ABUzAN, Grand Marshal.
Gen. E. L. TRACY, Assistant to Grand Maral al
SPECIAL AIDS TO GRAND MARSHAL 7H
Col. C. h. Wheat, Col C. NJ, Emefson
Col. Henry Forno, Col. A. W. Bosworh,
Robert A. Grnnan, Esq. Thomas Huntou, Esa,
Richard Richardson, Esq, John Claiborne, ESQ.
H. ]. Rannsy, Esq.
Volunteers Of the First Division Lousana Militia under the
Of Major General John L. Lewis Military Escort as foow
Washington Regiment: .fH'f tG
Volunteer First Brigade Louisiana Militia by Colonel
ealM W. W. W. Wood. 94a
Louisiana Legion, commanded by Gen. D. Augustin.
Battalion Of United States Artillery under Lieut.
George Nauman, U. S. Army.
49, SECOND GRAND DIVISION
4g Col. J. B. WALTON, First District Marshal.
]. X. Raybum, Egg, Aids Joseph Etter, ESQ.
N Trepagnier, Esq, CW,Canfeld, Eq
Officiating Cergymen of the Day, in carriages.
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III BUREAU DIES CoMNIssAIREs DE LA
sS DEFTE CoNSOLIDEE DE LA NOUVELLE-ORLEANs
NoUygLLK Octohys


En- vertu de la 37eme section de Pacte de Ia
Legislature de pEa de Ia ousiane pour conodsr In
VILE de la Nouye Orleans pourvoir ct pAm
nsaon de Aares" npprouve Fep 1854 la sme
section de ae inituie Ae sppeena pour
Ia vile de Ia Noue Orleans Transportation dc vile
dc Lafayette In vile do Ia Fouvele npprouve 70 F6
vrer 1885, dams lie but de ohder ancepn VILE des
premiere econde ct troisiame Municipalities
Des commissions caehetees pour charee
un tauz dnsra uste equitable au,res
obligations de laacienne ye PREMIERE trosiae
Municipalities vile de Lafayette DE LA VILE
DE La NoUvELLE-oRLEANs POUR La soMME DE MILE
PlAsfRES CtIACUN DATE Du Ter JULIET 1854 PAYABLEs.
DAMS QUARANTE ANS bureau ve avee des
avec de ask POUR AN pays dang
Ia vile do NswYor Ia Ter Janr chaque nu
les nerets les obligations ofrtss tchange c
seont caleues asquau vs poque aque leg
Les Submissions endoses eehause bon etc.
etc., ouvee quaam nnd ia chaqne o dater do undi "a
Novembre 1852. Ee f.7' NJ 57e3' 'SR }'gR &gb
Les resryen dro do pae to.s
lite les Submissions ofeites.
...coMM1ssAIREs...
A. D. CRoSSMAN, Marie. r-.-.
o. DEBUYs, Contr6leur. ~
w. H. GARLAND, Tresorer p{s2 lie
Aldermen T97 So - ~ -
L. H. PLACE. President Finances du cone ds Assls
tans-Aldemen r..
A. LAYET, secretaire. %sSg o. Oct sn
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Fits .aIsUGsys Gisa2.Gsstted
AT.
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.'S.

"a Magazine street, corner of Grayier.
H The immense Clothing this House fully warrants
them in promising their friends entire
T after the purchase of Goods dissatisfaction shod
refunded Every article has price upon
per steamer
{s OVERcOATS of every description.
WALKING COATS of all kinds.
BUSINESS COATS Of all kinda.
~ ~ DRESS AND FRoCK COATS OF all kinds
CLOTH CLOAKS of various qualities.
@ TALMA AND KTIABAN CLoAKs new article.
PANTALooNs of all kinds.
VESTS Of all kinds
uNDERsHRTs AND DRAWERS Of all kinds. s
HALF HOSE AND GLOVES o all kinds.
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS Of all kinds.
CRAVATS and SCARFs-msg nifcent assortment
HANDKERcHIEFs AND SUBSCRIBERS.
A very superb assortment Of ..-.
Boys AND oHILDREN's CLOTHING.
TO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS, PILOTS, ETC.
~ Your particular attention invited large
0vERC0ATs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FUR BEAVERS, HIMALAYA CLOTHS, HEAVY PILOT CLOTHS
DEyoNsHIRE KERsEys SUPERIOR BLANKETS,
NOTIFIED BEAVERS, WHITNEY CLOTHS, Etc.
In ell of which goods we have
EXTRA LONG COATS,
manufactured expressly for
~ You had better call purchase something
Portable. ALFRED MUNRoE 4 CO.,
dec3 7t9p "a Magazine street. corner Grsver.
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g9- NRw ORLEANS TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
The members of the NEW ORLEANS TyPoGR APEIcAL UNION
requested meet the Hall of Louisiana Hose Company
Perdde and Carondelet THURSDAY
o. at o'clock precisely for the Of joining the public
sna Ceremonies in honor of the stn-
gulshea sts.samen HENRY CLAY, JOHN CALHOUN mud DANIEL
WEBSTER. [dses 81 CHARLES E. HALL, Marshal.
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Stationery.
CORSON & ARMSTRONG,
~ NO. SO CAMP STREET,
~ Respectfully attention those Wishing
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS,
20 LARGE COMPLETE and ENTIRELY NEW STOCK which
they offer reasonable Their
BINDING AND PRINTING OFFICE
being located in the same building enabled their special
attention to all orders in their line. To Of
p A Err
WE ASK ESPECIAL REFERENCE
oesis 9pH coRsoN 4 ARMSTRONG, statonera campst.
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1asswmsns Ssnsyoisns Association Of NJ O.
Mutual, Turner'S and Groccs Association Of New oeans
Wv Harbor Master and Port Wasdens.
~ Shio Masters ltf
.,s5 Steamboat Captains. 3 *. Il ls
Board u Directors, Teachers and Boys Of the Fs Second Third
aud Fourth Distrct Public Schools
Orphan Boys from the Third and Fourth District Aylas
N@k Citizens and Strangers generally. S I'M
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Just Published.
THE SOUTHERN LADIES' BOOK,

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