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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21
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uno Sne9sn:GGrrcts. in gRrU uno @aumucue-
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21
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Scosnsn feh otslsr SsIt9subitt lbru SrsuuSSn,
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Strimpie,
uno turj allies pas ju rinSm rcIiiinoi3Gn Gttiosr:
icbr 9sbGrt. Gus ibre Yrriis hno Gtbr btlIi9,-unc
. batcn fit ouh nur ci n prste, tcbantICn cine
ptrfcn wtt Tie anrerc, uuo MAIDEN eurhous tetn'
perfcn fir Die 8lteGr rcr aurcrn brSablGn-unc
man fam fl;b tren9c rorauf psrta6cn. cos iie hdD
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caF t ttpas wchlfeIer pcrfouftn tEnnrn ais Die an:
l.
nab Der Sthters uno Natst 9rgftu. Sic bitten oa.
btr UNI 9tnsi9tea 3ufrrud.
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mo Ic ptrrcn Nth ltets t<nGben ib ritIltt frntr:
hin. 70 pis ciu' @trmcbrun9. rurth tiutae 4rItfs
9rte uno fditbicnatte UrtttsL uno quite @ehanrlun9
"a ucroitnen, wrfir ic oudb alsjrt bCrjIlb bautbor
fUben wtreen.
Neli9b uno Sreini9.
Scpttmher Ii. uabr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21

Der llntsrSst6nete madt tsm 8CsHrtru Dutlt'
fun bic Nnjege, bae er lrlne Sicn' uno SIth'
l6mrpCrd nsulid prrlcst bat. une Smar Bsrapr
ssseuiter pom no lis frubcr mar, crCr in pas
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i6Gft mebr 9rOBartis ais ie gu tetrribsn gsrsntt,
Wno fprtmdbrrnp an 6anp baIlsn unO auf BE.
itsluns perfsrttSen wirO;
8lcbe Sefen fir 0otj uno &oWcn; Gas
pitdl &obofen o.. 0clapare &oD=
ofen; portabIe Run9t; Of
flcez, Slrltuben= uno. Y1r:
lprsSefen.
Iat ta;u ert6dse Rod .0cI6trr III auf tic
pauwbGiteite gGei1e oerfrtist.
Stobr mno SlccDGeicbirr
wtrb in 9rc6er au5wabI auf 5anp 8ebaitrn.
. d 3 It en- m t y | e6
piro auf bic teiie 2trt prrrihtct uuo . d. fan'
D { II wrrtCn inner zen Rem tsitrn grItrFeTt.
Sepe Nrt Gtidartcit wirO auI bic tiiSci!e Nn'
;eise 9etban unp altrS 0u6eiien, Supfcr, 3inn
unO SIct an ben tT6fcn Yrsien i'm AustauIt
fir gSlarrn angenrmnlen.
Setnr pretIe prrecn IN alien SiniiAtn 10 bill
Zig lcn ais rscurwo irrit uno pann wtro nod
Unnf %rr;rnt 9tb;uo fir Gdidb
rlautt. 9tufrt batrr ali uno mtEslrt islba
ale bic itr etwd5 aus teIsm SADIE trautt, UNI
iBr prrrrt es ju Gurrm @rrIbril ftnrCn.
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oab 6r. 6 SIrael gtnglt in 8 nidt LANCER
ale icin 2iecnt angcitelt 1T, mpvea nan sciaaigt
OtaGt ,u nebmrn brlirtr.
Wai 25. na3M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21

Oro8er SScreGmf.
SIM 0rp6rn unb Steinen AM Stp9r BON
@tQt1m 9. 9Setl,
ErGbrr nur @rpbperfGufer
Die uabfe Sbire gum 4llenbauie,
9tQentaiiH, 9Sd.
Der ttntsrIetduets BAT ltt rntIhlp6en unb Nn.
Erenunssn srtrpfTen, bis BEN llisn nattsn Sanu'
at alientalln ,u prla6rn, uno UNI irnen grc6en
G,GterTod los 5u tperoen, III er gu Dem @ntlbluB
aefpntmsr, fetne Blarsn i'm 0rU6cn 70 tpis
I'm Rteiner gum GsrfIuf ansutstsn. pamtt
,esetmann cine 8eieBenbGtt batr, 10 : feis
Il @ 4 ter ju taufen. I'm ben 8rcben Stcf
a6er IN 70 tur.sr Set usrfauftn gu ftnnsn, III sr
entI6lpesn Gstns gSlarr an IUlhen 9retbsn ans
5utietrn, sab SirIc Ih sriaunsn wsrern. penn lie
ausfnocn wfl6e 9rcfte Fs bisber bejabit bdten.
Gr sttt benz 9ubltum Die 9srfaeruns, paB Strs
Esin 5umbus IT, uno Elm isper g(rttsl wFI6n in
feinem Stobr prfauft wirD, rrp parrantirt bas
3u lsin. pte ansssctsn tpirp. Setn Stcd brIleht
aus elmer fsbr srpben 8srIatrcsnbsit. als.,
8eiBe baumipcQene 8eib5itriimpfe bon
ct 5u2 25 Gent6 oa5 Qoar oo., brou:
ne, 9enirte uno f6lpdrje, ale an bon
81 bis 25 Gents .edOieS ieioene uno
biumpoaene Oane fbube an pon 81
bis 25 Sents 9doie6 uuo &inoer Wps
b1ir Mitt5 al BON I21 bt6 so Gent6 {;
8sibe 2arpn uno 9inen S1dttber an
BON st bis 25 Gents.
Sine 8robe GuSpabl Gmz
broioeries, umfabenO 5000 feline Gdotee
Collars, bon | Sent bis 2 Sbaler per
GSt.,G SntI ~ ,t,,S nnr,,,ai in
Setts, al 25 Gent6 bis So.
Gin GROCER StCf Don 8dmmsn, (StrsbO 5afs
ten, RnGpfsn. Rapsln, Strdnapslu, (Sprqsn)
9dpss. SpublsNdbtS, pcn ircer YsnennunS.
Gbtn fal s gSaarcn gum @etrau4 rer
Ndnnsleute, ais
S3par5e uno 'fGnep ieioene uno Sing
BAN Srapatten, feloene Saftuber II.
01letuber BON ieOer 2(rt, So0lcntr6z
ger, Collars uno Suien, u, I. ~.
limb nun tCmmt bic SrG6ts @rIsScnbrit fir 2Ss
biss, fur Ipl&s wsI6s
!Serrlicbe SetpelrD.
sa taufsn wduIGen. OassIte wirS an jeeem g,rsia
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Iommt ino bolet uno itaunrt lbrr meine grstBe.
gr bistst aud gum gsrtauf an, istn aza
- Sprtrrfflt9ss 4.ttdi9tes tafz
::;: itetnrrnr6 StUbrbaus,
psl&ss er ssSenpSrtts tsnutn. an ma.
SIssn SsOnsunscn gum Ssrtauf an. SsFB fam
bis ben fen Sdnuar 1860 ssestrn rsrpsn.
q. S.-Sm 8aa rabsIte tis oattn n6t vrr.
fault ieln icqte lUa pann Der uite uno otsrte
Stcf init Sdismsnt an sinrn 9utcn Qebnamamn
Serrentft perpm.
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acfft er auf ene 5crtOaasr psrsltrn, bis len gro.
fer Stcd ausvertaufttf.
Q8iQiam @. g8ril.
Qpril 90. rotY
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21

E5S 9 eine6ubrwe1en
razzs-sszszasSZzH TnO ale in gutter Orpnuna unp sr
bat cine srp6e Auspatl bapUn. 70 cas or Ale tr'
friebisen taun-cr bat btrlelte BON ben mejit
fdificnabIsn tis tcrurtsr ,u Ihwrren Edtwnssn.
Rurj, es fam iii pteIem 5ah 9tiemano bel ibm
anlprfArn tCn CT ntt acccmmobirsn fam.
@r IN tG61 pantbnr fir tsrritS scnuGcne Iitsr.
ale llntsratbung.. uno wirb iib itetS tsiirsbtn,
pur6 CUTE, ltneae unp Rtsre 9fcpe, ssmduIhte
terrIits 6utrwe,te, srI6tdtr 9rsbsr, ttat9c prti'
Be une rUrftIidDe Sspisnung, leine &unpitaIt
nod um SielES gu psrmebrsn. Gr biltet pater
am 9snrI9ten 3uIpruG.
Sboma6 Mobr.
Garntdun. Qusun 81. natp
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21

Stpttnter II.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21
1900 9crIcnrn nod ntht srtBrtct $4,000
nod nihs permunbEt

limo ais mir bSttiu ros Gjtiammtr rr @CrrUuneC:
ten uno oos qetyu otr Sterttnrsn, hsfsR mir Shn'
Stiionr. uub itbt, cbt mir an pEn Srt rEs tIn9ddS
t0mSn, bErtvn mir ttt Yftfe 0ftdu,n, idbtn cen
Rautb OufItsi9rn uno ris 5untsn fhsssn uno 9Is
sin 5ua 9arS peu 4susOert fam uno elmer pCr
pbilOrtlpbta nit elmer ShneIi9tEit rcn l5O MEiISr
Ole Stuuoe, bate ocr pcn 9ieu:OCrt meni9Er aIf
100. uno Ger pCn philadelphia pEni9sr ots 90(
@aratuuScu
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N Card.
IRON COTTON TIE s.

MEssRs EDIToRs-In your this mornings issue card ap
pears headed 1.-THE Danger Using Iron Cotton signed
by very respectable shpmasters accom- panied by the
name Of another gentleman.
The asserted that the iron the the fire found
there and produced in the asserted simply ridcu
lous. Had the been produced by setting FIRE with
coal of fire. it would scarcely have manifested itself
found by those gentlemen The fact that the Iron the
cause asserted repeat is ridiculous. will furnish flint
and steel to those who anxious to put down the of
Iron Ties and every bale Of that they will set fire
with those materials nothing of iron against iron) will
make them Of remuneration for the great
loss they subjected from their loss Rope Cuttings
The real of the FIRE found in the bale these gentlemen
make such fine certificate about, will readily be
counted for from the fruitful Of fire among Cotton and
one that the positively prohibited and which, if
rightly informed vaes the insurance policies those
presses, if allowed within their walls refer to the practice
of smoking either cigars the pipe Who has not the
cigar and proceed enjoy himself until his supply
haustedi If the to get rid of the ahe he deliberately
the band the hard substance eav
ing them there the great of these fires. appeal to
the good of the community the chances that fire from
fifteen hundred cigars one-half of which full blast
least portion of the time, is not likely to be she
cause than the asserted. @..
Gentlemen, this is apparently your last argument against
Iron bat must orcbe and reasonable to
convince the Planters and they the to whose good
sense appeal.
Respectfully,
F. BELCHER,
o3 2p6 Agent Fassman,s Iron Tie,
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To Country Merchants.
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
PURE COGNAC BRANDY IN BOTTLES.

am supply ng the trade with pure Cognac Brandy
bottles, both for medical and private The immense suc-
cess that has crowned efforts pure Gin within the
reach OF ALL under the OF Aromatic Schedam Schnapps
and to drive out of the market the perncou compunds
Gin throughout the country led many leading druggists spoh
ecaries and medical for past solicit me 10
pursue the same in regard the article of Brandy
should have compiled with these requests from all quarters
long but deferred from by the fact that owing to the
exorbtant prices OF Brandy in France upon
sherness of the crop was no chance
OF my being able TO import the choicest Brandy, bottle and
sell at moderate prices Fortunately for me- the grape crop
Tor the last and previous year and the prospect for h
abundant and prices of Brandy fallen the standard of
ten years ago. The duty Brandy seventy per cent
lower and have made arrangements with four Brandy
exporters in France Of the highest regularly re-
cevng consnments of the best Cognac Brandy which am
bottng and selling as Wofe's Genuine Coenac Brandy.
guarantee with my seal labels and certificates Brandy so
bottled by me- as the pure, unaduersed article and it will be
found when used a medicine beverage, a cordial
healhful and nygoatng 1t has been after of universal
complaint that bottle of pure mixed French Brandy was
very difficult to obtain and the purchaser nine times In ten
was deceived with vile manufactured imitation Of all des
crpions of ardent Spirits Brandy from Its high price, has
been the one article that mixers and sellers their
attention to- and millions Of gallons of the socaed French
bandy have been scattered annually through the land and
have been the primary of murders suicides cruees
and crimes and have sent thousands early self
destroyes from derium tremens pou and horrors
names unknown until unprincpled began to make mad
denng compounds and sell it the pure French Brandy
The virtues of pure French Brandy need not be told by
They known throughout the world medicine mild
stimuan II is the French nation POLITICALLY name It, Eau
leila vie fe But this applies to only when
pure unaduerated Manufactured with the fearful pgre
dents that make good imitation, it becomes death drink
innocent tens thousands OF To remedy fearful
evil have commenced importing Brandy, bottling It. and
selling as "wofe's Genuine Cognac Brandy" am daily
receiving orders from the druggists AID apothecares all
parts eff the Union, to sell IT for medical purpose.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
No. % Beaver street, New York.
E- Agents in New Orleans E. j. Hart Co. A. D. Grief
q Co.. j. L. Moore Co. sell 2plm
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The 1K.eekzu Southern O orion.

Published at Magnolia, Columbia county, Arkansas by
TURNER is most respectfully offered to the business
New Orleans Of the best mediums in this section Of
country through which to advertise.
GEO. MEEK TURNER raised in North Louisiana and
Eastern Texas and has in those two sections perhaps
extensive acquaintance than any other south Of
Dixon's line. The circulation OF The Clarion in North
Louisiana and Eastern Texas already large and is increasing
daily has general circulation in South Arkansas second
to country published in the State Our paper being
established upon firm basis and prices for advertising
being extremely low most respectfully solicit liberal share
of patronage promising at the time, utmost
endeavors to forward the interests of our patrons.
All letters relating to the editorial business department Of
the paper, must be addressed to
GEO. N. TURNER,
SEQ 2pltsw3m&W Magnolia, Arkansas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06

He would respectfully inform the public that he has Just ar
rived from Paris with the FIRST choice of Goods selected in
Europe, for this marketwhich for beauty tasetuess and
richness canrot be exceed by house in America Among
other things which he would invite special attention,
Magnificent Parlo and Bedroom Sets Of Furniture In Rose
Mahogany; nlad Buhl Pae Mache, and Old Oak
Dining room, Hall and Library Sets
FINE CURTAIN S1UFFS- consisting of Lsmpassnde,
Broc4de, namak, Satin, Silk Embroidered Bobnett and
Muslins and large assortment Of TRIMMINGS for UPO
STERY, such Tasses Loops Fringes Cords, CorEices
Bands and Hooks Also English Tapestry and Brussels Car.
petng aud Rugs French and American Window Shades Mat
ting, etc. Mirrors of all sizes Gded Woods for Frames and
Conices Bro and Porcelain Clocks aud Chandeebas for
Gas and Oil Fancy Vases, Toilet and Washsand Sets Gu.
Glasses China Dining and Tea sesal of which will be sold
at the lowest prices prevent all competition with any
house in the United States.
P. HALLARD,
te29 2p2m 81 Royal street and 80 Benvile street.
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If Card.
THE DANGER OF USING IRON COTTON TIES.

THE DANGER OF USING IRON COTTON TIES.
We the undersigned do hereby certify that the q inst
board the ship Redwood, and witnessed bale of
cotton bound iron bat take fire by coming contact with
the combngs Of the main hatchway of said vessel
bale rolled off the staging and fell distance Of about AZ
feet before coming in contact with the ro and
when 1t reached the cotton in the hold Of the vessel Said ship
nearly loaded and had about 5000 bales aboard Had
been for the exeron the stevedore his men,
the vessel and would have inevitably heen burnt
seriously damaged.
As eye.winesses the above hesitation in stat
ing that iron tied cotton will take fire when thrown against iron
like hard substance and that 1t s extremely dangerous
while loading and unloading IT vessels.
W. ]. PHILBROOK,
Master of ship Redwood.
GEO. S. BARTLETT,
Ship Neptune.
JOHN G. PHILLIPS,
~ qres - Enranon
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Before me- the subscriber OF the Peace In and
Tor sad county, personally came 'onh Lee wno' oehg auy
sworn, uep'son u au .n"s NO n"u oeeu s"uens ". onio
hie p'A. nea ~ e p' t"e"'. "o ses anu n"u eonsueu
anu ceSeo pscplonS of n.s ca ifo AT me p'ihcpa
ppSscAhs aaa os' BIZ 10 no ehee
US ne Iecevea no iee, Az ass no was eaacea ~ mere
Whoat ese .ne uope VI e.et hhuns ou oS
inc aasoe ol eua' was aaeeu 10 es iioss''er oeie
ofaed stomach ne ano 10 MS utter ionnd reiie
perfectly cured of his complaint and daily recovering his
strength Of body and increasing flesh cheerfuy gives
this certificate in the hope that others afflicted like himself
may bs benefited. JOHN LEE.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- August 2lst, 1856.
G. F. HAESELMAN,
Justice of the Peace
No. A Western street Cincinnati, o.
Sold IN New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL oy j. wklahT
oo and ioi chsres street. sole agents tor me soutnen
etates ana 70 whom all ordes shouu Do anu ~
druggists and dealers generally everywhere os zp6t3w
.,.,,u-es =. go Eo -, an, ,.,.
go. ps a. ,...a 49,, go. W 90 ns
W. W. Earo;na !. ~ .darass ~. rrIrprT~ p1n
800, 80. :. ~, - = u '' iA.'A1t1 ~ i'sD
~ 81 To-. a
~ ~ A1Ne aA- 80. aeo !'-' Np""D
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Re,,th,.yse,., Le,pis s Co.,

AACStsSteeSoSse9 ASNtNsc - wy
l16. CANAL STREET. ..... ...... .1l6
Respectfully inform the Ladies' that they in receipt
one OF the MOST CHOICE and DESIRABLE STOCKS Of
= Ell a w Il -
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CRY,
Comp ising-
STELLA sHAwLs.
CHENILLE sHAwLs,
BAY STATE sHAwLs,
SCOTCH sHAwLs.
FRENCH sHAwLs.
THIBET sKAw1s,
BRocHE sHAwI.s,
And
GENTS TRAVELLING sHAwLs.
...~" BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
% 2ptf 116 Canal street.
Country .Mercna,ats
Will find at our establishment
EVERY DESCRIPTION
Ii E ~ d. % q IDS.
Which We offer a.
EXTREM ELY Low p, ices,
Fer Cash Approved City AcceptAnces
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & co.,
% 2p't lie Canal street
Just Opened,
Pc STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA.
LADIES' AND MISSES CoURvoIsIER KID GLOVES
SILK KID, BUCK AND LILLE GAuNrLErs
EMBROIDERED LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
woRsTED AND COTTON DAMAsKs.
SILK AND WOOL DAMAsKs.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
os 2ptf lls Canal street
Black Silks!
BLACK SILKS!
BLACK SILKS!
A LARGE ASSORTMENT, JUST RECEIVED.
Unusually Low Prices!
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS 4 CO.,
CO 2ptf llt Canal street.
Fiers0s,, Harrison 5 Co.,
MAGAZINE STREET L
Corner of Canal Street.
Blu SIN E SIS S U ST!
HU SIM ESS SU IES7x
PLERSON, HARRISON g. CO.,
No. 1 Magazine Street,
o3 2pst Corner of Canal ST., New Orleans.
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Al Pitsburg Pa Sept G. 1852 the Monongahe,a House.
THOMAS G. POOLE aged 81 resident Of this city
many years
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@-We are authorized to announce Henry
DAMRON candidate for Constable Of the Seventh Justices
Court, Fourth Decentralization November It'll, 1s59-and
oblge MANY FRIENDS.
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R3- For Congress = First Representative
DisrR1cr-CHARLES BIENvENU is tho nominee of the
State Rights Democratic Party candidate for Congress for
the First Representative District. se29 2pte
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CnrrOllfOss Stores,
CORNER OF BARoNNE AND PoYDRAs STREETS.

OPENlNG Of GASES
ID H ~ IL % - Ii -.
The undersigned beg to inform the ublic and their
general that they have received their large stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
from FRANCE, ENGLAND and the NORTH, consisting Of
1000 GRIsAIILk ENGLISH BAREGE ROBES, Two Jupes,
which they will sell very low
Barege Grisaille. Mousssaine De Chine
=. :. Pomtlle Challles,
-. :. Jupes Lsmartines.
All til above goods are of the very LATEST STYLES.
Plain Black Silks,
Black Poult de Sole
Colored Pou de soie
Black Gros de Naples,
Colored Gios de Naples
Black Groa du Rhin
Colored eros du Rhin MORE Antique.
A aud Ga Black Gros du Naples.
Checked Tafeta Silks
Grisaille :.
Neapolitan SILKS.
RICH COLoRED SILK RoBES-Iatest Patterns.
Poplias.
Plain and Figured Muslin de aires.
Frcnch and English Merinos
Cashmere dEcosse
Double Skirt Muslin de LANES.
:. Figured Cashmere.
Grisallle of Every Description,
For TRAVELLING DRESSES.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CALICos,
eros ODER NEW PRINTS
TAFFETA CAMBRICs,
EMBRoIDERIEs.
JACKoNET EMBROIDERED BANDS,
Muslin =.
Null .. =.
Dmity :. =.
Edgiugs and Inssrtings Flouncipgs;
Embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
Embroidered Collars and Sets:
Guipure vacncenne Honon Collars Handk rch
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Silk and Wooden Damask;
Wool and Cotton Damask:
Indennes Persses Furniture Calicoes.
English, French and German Hosiery.
LADIES' Cotton and Silk Hose;
Gents :. and Fancy Halt Hose;
Ladies' Merino Silk and Cotton Vests;
Gents -. :. :.
Gents :. Drawers
Bleached and Brown Domescs, sheengs aud shirtings
Blankets; Kentucky Jeans;
Cassimeres
Cloths and Cottonades
Flannels.
s Ladies' Strangers visiting the city would find it to
their interest to giyeus call.
TO PLANTERS.
We are also very well supplied with PLANTATION DRY
GOODS, such
BLANKETS, WIS
KERsEYs,
LINSEYs,
osNABURGs,
RANDOLPH CHECKS, MAILS
GEORGIA PLAINS,
GRAY BLANKETS
WHITE BLANKETS,
BLEACHED AND BROWN DOMEsTTCs.
s9A call is respectfully solicited by the undersigned
U. LAROUSsINI " CO.,
% 2p6 Corner Bar and Poydras.
G OtIting. Clothing.
The subscribers received by late arrivals full sup
plies Of
FASHIONABLE
q HOHIHI
T. U RMS HING GOOD S.
ether with an unusual supply
AT10N CLoTH1NG,
FOR MEN ND WOMEN.
Hats, Blankets and Socks.
large and well selected stock the Wholesale Trade
all of which they offer a. the
LOWEST MARKET RATEsi
N. c. FOLGER Il SON,
81 and IS Magazine street,
% 2p6t Gravisr street.
Singers
S E WIN g MAO HIN E S.
REDUCTION IN PRICES!!
NGER's No. 2, OR Is INCH MACHINE,
is REDUCED IN PRICE
$2S 90:
AND THE No. MACHINE
#22 90.
WALTER BENNETT, Agent,
o3 2p6t No. IS Camp street.
Notice.
A l. + R E d M u Mr. OE & G o.
Will postpone the opening of their new store
STORY BUILDING.
consequence of the unfinished painnr. In
meantime they will supply their friends and the public with
fine stock of GENTIEMEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISH.
ING GOODS at their old depot No. 81 Magazine Should
any of their friends require
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Elegant Family .Nanst0,.


f o r S A L L OR RE Mt.
The undersigned offers for sale his residence Eplansds
street. one of tho
MOST SPACIOUS AND COMFORTABLE
houses in the State containing twelve in main building,
with hall in the center, eight Kitchen stables
fowl house, etc. Every in the house, including
bath rooms, kitchen and pantry, Is
FURNISHED WITH GAS.
All the bed SUPPLIED WITH " ATER from
LARGE IRON RESERVOIRS in the attic. The grounds
elegantly laid with valuable shrubs orna
mental Streets with vines Of superior quality. The
whole forming delightful residence.
sel3 2p1m B. RODRIGUEZ
jos. HUFTY. B. G. KENNEDY.
Htzf7y 3 Co.,
SG.........,....,sCANALS TREET ...............8 80
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II. N. SUMMERS, Chairman,

aFFOr COngrcss-We mr. authorized to an
aosnce LAWRENCE D. NICHOLAS Of the parish Of
son the opposition candidate represent Second
gres.ional District avs 2ptAo7
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Nkich, Il viii be remembered, gave in
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