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A Card.

The managers of the FREE GIFT LOTTERY beg leave 10
announce public in consequence Of having received
many contributions amounting thus far to 600
in value tie classification which requiring much additional
and lsb they obliged postpone the drawing OF the
Lottery evening the I'd January and suspend the
day exhibition Monday next 23i instant for the purpose Of
perfecting the interior arrangements of the Bazaar
will be thrown tic the public the evening Of
the sd instant ocoee and will continue open day and
night Sundays excepted from 10 A. NJ, till p NJ and from
NJ to IL O'Clock until the of the drawing of the
lottery.
Donations will be received until 3s day Of December in
elusive the managers would again urge the sending thereof
as speedy as possible d23 2ptf
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Committee five gentlemen is formed for the purpose of
maturing plan relieve the fam es Of absent aud de-
volunteers in and necessities not embraced in the
provisions of the benevolent associations in midst
The committee proposes receive applications from indi
vduals families guardians the families Of absent
and deceA ed volunteers whose shall be to visit Them
furnish them with fuel and in Of SICKNESS to for
benefits Of societies and endowed for the purpose
supplying them wi food and clothing.
The application for guardian 10 be addressed to the Com
mee Fve,r through the postohe gi ng and resi-
dence. messenger will deliver written reply designating
families, may be asked for in the closest proxim
y to the residence of the applicant The guardian will be far
nsed with copy of the petition the family the committee
showing the of the company and number of the regiment
to which its absent protector belongs The committee will in
vesgate The claims and truth of the petitioner Should
the guardian decline to act in the family appropriated to him
her. immediate notice that eff respectfully requested
The necessity and benefit of institution of this kind
two fold In the first place. there many benevolent psople
IN New Orleans highest pleasure exists in acts OF cha y
but withheld from the complete exercise and personal enjoy
ment Of II from apprehension of mpoure and from native
modey Of obtruson Ia the tstres of others Hence their
WHICH, from the miscellaneous character Of their applicants
cannot separate the worthy from the unworthy.
On the other hand there price in the poverty of many
families which huns exposure and makes them rather
scanty of requted labor and lnger through period
hope in perjury than permit them OF their little
seek ask relief To these guardian would be angel
tor, anu the blessing Fecip ocal.
None but ladies visitors. Gentlemen proposing
themselves guardians will please give The Of the lady
10 whom the petition shall be addressed on their part
The committee pledge nvoate secrey of acts and is
ncondonaiy required Of the guardians in theirs.
The committee Ia ssifsustainng and neither desire will
receive contributions. do 2ptf
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ID Il MI ID

On Sunday morning. 29h instant, at o'clock SARAH
LANIER daughter OF DR.. j. W. and Sarah E. Glenn aged
months and Ii days.
The funeral will take place This (Monday) Morning. at
O'clock from the residence of her father l65 Orange street.
The friends of the family respectfully invited TO attend
On Sunday. :9th inst mt, 70 minutes past O'Clock,
CATHARINE BLUNT. late Mr. H,dshp, aged 50 years. Il
native of Richmond Va and for the last forty hree
resident Of the State Of Louisiana and the last hirtywo
years of the city Of New Orleans.
Her friends and those of the family of her sonn iona
than Aston, invited to attend her funeral This monday
Afternoon at O'Clock, from the residence of her in law
No. $40 Magazine street, without further notice.
ns-Rickmond papers PLEASE copy.
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card Of Acknowledgements.

W. ma Undersigned Committee, take this method Of return
thanks in behalf of the Kentucky Regiment Col Roger
Hanson now the field Bowling Green ky, for the very
liberal contributions from Institutions and individuals
amounting S77seventeen thousand seven hundred and
va dollars report they have bought materials
for and are now having made for said Regiment
ra..a 1903 overceats,
100 pairs Shoes,
90 500 pairs of Drawers,
.u 5a0 Dader- Shirts,
$50 pairs Socks.
JAS HEWITT,
r' A. b. JAMES.
Fl. T. I.ONSDALE,
dsD Emit r $50 Committee.
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Soldiers GLOfhin0.
NOTICE FROM THE COVER v.,4 r. HOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT

am endeavorng to furnish 9 Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing having prepared
uniform suits Of WOODEN cloth suitable undercohes to be-
distributed them. ana Informed that the patriotic c
of several parishes also engaged similar
for the benefit Of their compaRies If these
clothing by them directly their companies
without being of the quantity and kind sent the
companies supplied great CouusioA and will be COT
sequence.
soldier only certain quantity of clothing.
Importance that each soldiers shall
good substantial wooden suits possible
important that there be Of action among those supply
ing them in order to avoid sending double supplies
panes.
therefore urgently recommend the citizens Of tie country
parishes send in this city, supplies Of clothing
they prepare with explicit directions companies
individuals for whom they intended will care
that they their The clothes should boxed
up baed, dscted Orleans name
of the company for which they intended marked and
u statement sent OF its contents that may dupi
cate the articles.
respectfully request the newspapers give publicity these
suggestions in consideration Of the objects effected
THOS. o. MOORE, Governor
New Orleans, Aug II, 1861. aul9 2ptf
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PROPER PRESENTS FOR THE PRESENT TIME Me-,
articles which Mr. N. Moody, Of Canal ana ''
aees offers to public proper for presentation af' en-
pbsticsy So. No would object TO being e'mph'
nened with dozen fine shirts fine eravat' dozen
chiefs or splendid dressing If he did te must 10 i'
% every feeling of gratitude and respect for his personal
And if there are any articles which soldier cannot
have too much Of in winter warm WOODEN unde'eothes
gloves shawls etc. hope therefore that hoodys sensible
suggestions will be read and considered by our readers
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B DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, EYE AND EAR.
We direct the attention of those afflicted with the
above named diseases to the card of that we'll
known, successful practitioner, DR.. c. Preston
Crane. This gentleman has been established manv
years in this city, and during that time has en-.
joyea large practice in his speciaties and there
are hundreds of persons now living, in robust
health, who are ready to certify that it is to his
scientific treatment that they owe their present
happy state. DR.. Cranes treatment is by inIala.
ton Of medicated vapors, system which appears
Gus to be rational in the highest degree. The
diseases are attacked in their seat by proper
remedies; the lungs are treated by applications to
the lungs the throat by application to the seat of
disease in the throat. This seems sensible and
natural.
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ElyCeegaaa ESbr09'ay.
ROOMS 10 AND u CITY HAL

This Library 00) volumes carefully select
ed for reference and general circulation.
TERMS OF LIFE MEMBERSHIP persons, under
the of sixteen from portion Of the city, be
life members payment dollars. Those
teen and under twenty Of twenty dollars
Adults, on psyinen. Of thirty dollars
TERMS OF Observation-Disclosures of either SEX three
dollars rer annum Adults Ladies', four dollars per
Gentlemen FIVE dollars per
donors OF rare and valuable books publications. works
oil art etc. will be admitted life members,
cording TO the value Of their donations.
Of the current receipts OF the Library we'd
and appropriated for the purchase OF books.
W. 0. ROGERS,
die 2p1m snnurlntnndnnt
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Kfst of Subscription aS


NEW ORLEANS, December rs, = 81.
The Committee for collecting subscriptions for the relief of the
sufferers by Charleston, follow ing
their collections this date, whole of which,
less the expenses advertising has been duly emitted
They avail themselves OF this opporun y thanking the
citizens New Orleans for their prompt and response
their appeal and for kindly sympathy which has been
pressed the people Charleston this distressing
calamity.
The Committee have sariy unable ths
country generally but will continue receive contribution
through their Treasurer, which shall be duly acknowledged
They return thanks Crescent and Bulletin
offices for the liberia deductions from their bills.
j. N. SEIX AS Tea ufer
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MI A R r IE ID :

On the Gath instant, by the Rev. Jno. Fulton, Gee l.
MARINE to AMELIA PRICE, daughter Of the late David
Side, Esq
On the 18th instant by the Rev Dr. Mitchell Florence
Ala in Tuscunba, Mr.. THOMAS p COLLINS, of Crockett,
Texas &c Miss EMMEIINE NJ McCAT, of Tuscumbia.
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FINE FANCY GOODS,

FINE FANCY GOODS,
FOR CHRISTMAS RSD NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
PAPER MACHIE WORK BOXES.
DRESSING CASES AND WRITING DESKS.
PORTFOLIOS. PORT-CIGARS.
SILVER AND GOLD PORTEMONNAIES
CORDIAL AND LIQUOR CASES.
MEERSCIlAUM PIPES.
TOILET SETS
PARIAN WARES.
VASES, STATUETTE3, Etc
SHELL COMBS, PERFUMES, EXTRACTS Etc.
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Free GIFT Lottery.

The Committees the ST. Louis Hotel respectfully
request the of New Orleans and the State to send in
their gifts speedily possible that they may be cassed
labeled and arranged in the Bazaar aud accumulation of
Y;s1k at tho last moment be thus avoided. 2plf
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eANTGsd Bird.

saNgGst BIRD,
BUCCEssoR TO sEwELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. ii and Is Royal street,
Has nsore of the celebrated CREME DE
BOU2Y in quarts and pins also brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK PAR
dENrIER and other brands of inferior quality.
large assortment of the Old Sherries as AMONT
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MADEIRA, Of
direct importation other Madeiraa lower grade Supsro
Old London Dry Dock PORT Ports of less grade
The celebrated sAzARAC BRANDIEs-vin,sge 1885, 1898,
1904 and ls6sarge supply always hand. AL grades
GhARET and WHITE WINES In glass and wood WIS
KYs-scotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon Wheat Whis
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER pnts and quartz. Corr
D1ALs etc. My s'a Of the best WINES, which
will be sold reasonable any city,
AARON BIRD,
ais 2ply Nos. Is and Is Royal street.
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HAVE REMOVED TO TIE NEW IRON BUILDINGS
No. 20 Camp and ~ Common streets,
And offer for sale the following onable clos--
STEEL AND BRASS FIRE IRONS
COPPER BRASS AND IRON COALsCUTTLES.
FOLDING AND DOME TOP NURSERY RENDERS.
WIRE FIRE GUARDS.
SOLAR LAMPS, for butIing Cotton Seed Oil.
ARTICLES FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
GILD AND PAINTED CHINA VASES.
DECORATED cHINA CHAMBER SETS.
CHINA BR GAFAsT AND TEA SETS.
SETS OF IVORY HANDLED CUTLERY.
CHILDREE'S ToYsETs.
CHILDREN S MUGS AND Gu Ps with names
TOY TOOL CHESTS FOR BOYS.
PAINTED CHINA TETE-A-TETE SETS
JAPANNED WATERS IN SETS OR sINGLY
SILVER PLATED CAsToRs, CANDEsTICKs, Etc.
With complete assortment Goods for House furnishing
IN PLAIN WHITE AND GILT CHINA
GRANITE WARE, TIN, JAPANNED,
BReNzED AND WOODEN WARES
d23 2pMoTuTh If
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Aid for our Troops in Kentucky and Vir-
ginia.

Dr. LeRemondie the agent of Army in Kentucky AID
Virginia. Friday Bayou Teche to obtain conrbu
ou detained, owing the receipt Of goods from
Texas TO be immediately TO rwasded
Blankets Ovelcoat Under Garments Dried Fruits Oranges
etc. Army stand greatly in need Of Messrs Arthur
Co. are the sgens these articles. Bnos Shaw 10
receive We trust every true Souherner
will contribute the relief of Volunteers Thsy
EXPECT and Justice remain at should aid
,hosa who fight their battles. DIG 2ptf
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FROST j. CO..
PrOCeedsNgs


LOUISIANA STATE NVENTION,
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven
both angnages and the CONSTITUTION of the State
amended
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER O'DONNEIL4
Vt. L. WHITE, HERBERT d ESCOUSSE,
GEO ELLIS, W.T. GOLDTHWAlTE,
P. HAWES& CO.. E. EZEKIEL
T. FITZWILIIAM.
Rg-Orders from the country filled liberal discount
rny22 2ptf
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l
10 The Editor Of the Cresceat-During an ex-
tended trip to Virginia my attention attracted
to the manner in which our sick volunteers are,
treatedby railroad officials. To illustrate, will
give one instance out of many: In Richmond | had
occasion to 60 to the depot of the Petersburg Rail-
road / found four sick volunteers waiting to get
tickets. They informed me they had been waiting
over one hour. Ireturned in about one hour and
a hall, and found them still waiting. The weather
was bitter cold and these men were in the street,
two suffering severely, but afraid to leave for fear
they would not get their tickets in time. On in
quiry found the Office was opened only half an
hour previous to the cars leaving, when there was
little chance. i awaited the result; two of the
men had tickets handed them which did not an
swer their purpose, and had it not been for my
presence, assisted by citizen of Richmond, would
have gone off without the means Of reaching home.
Many of our volunteers are away from home for
the first time, and unacquainted with the routes
they have to travel, and think the parties giving
them tickets know their destination. With a few
exceptions, the conductors on the roads seem to
think they show their importance by treating vol.
unteers unciyilly. They should be laugh TO know
that the poorest of them are the true patriots of
our couhtfy anu shoulu % respected ana tfeabea as
sach | saw one praiseworthy exception to the
general rule in furnishing volunteers with transpor-
tation In Mobile, instead of getting an order on
the railroad office for tickets, each man is inter-
rogated as to hspont destination, and transpor-
taton furnished by the Quartermaster little
attention to this matter v ould add much to the
comfort Of our sick volunteers returning to their
homes.
Respectfully, T. o. sLrbIY
New Orleans Dec. 30, 1871. -, r.
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CANAua AND THE UNITED STATES.

1 e.
Those who have seen the loud boasts and terrible
threats made by the papers and orators OF the
North since the beginning of the war, viii not De
surprised to note the buster now INDUCED N py
them in regard to difficulty with Great bfitaih.
The New York Herald is prominent In tins style Q.
business. That paper threatens taat II hhsihns
puts or any airs with regard to the Mason anu
SlideH seisare, Canada WIN DC oseflan - N' ~
weeks, and all Of the British POSSESSIONS on ehe
North American comment "iii W sppiopiia'eo Wy
the North.
itrequires an eAtraofulilasy amount Oh pauehee
and philosophy % ieau suca as tnese'
It clearly cannon DC q nailucinatloh' Ihese peopie
cannoa go .snoNe - 'aeit 'apaoiss y " W.
sney tnreasen' because II Is 700 absurd. nul ,aen
$3.50 :. sei.t espeot van hation sisns.n
~ eueh iaie' fiuieuious 'na "'Se
'a X, ll., ....,. =, =,
Ing lesson Laugnt oy .nsif yam a.ss' p
aoWh lhe Southern repeliion seems ~ W a'seiy
ioss On tiisn' ana lhaeeu 'nen ms
t', ne sA !. e,,an ue
@ Wy soa.n Mas ues0,,A n, ~ a.S a..aort
~ = .s
maan esS !. .,,,s III,
ahey siioosut ~, ''.',l c.
sinirs ~, . ~ 4, ,;rot,,
=, -. ~ hor;,, an, Of tbam
1864 Il u las+ mil rbrstmas But tho com.
M e tbo rea,s STRONGER than ever
q H. Nortb i.saIf admits Their bravado how.
ever instead If being moderated. grows apace.
and thev talk as if il were the easiest thing in the
world 10 whip all creation.
We wanId suspest that tbe ambition of these
neonle he ENLARGED and that thew make a clean
m f tba evhole Western continent while thev are
Attn. IF thav can overrun Canada in three weeks.
4 p,, reanra only abont wear tn ta1a nossess;op
II he Rnssian tarr;torv IN HE No,tbwast Jax;co
Central America South America rnba and the
otbar is,an5s a III west Tndias witb An.traI;a
thro1vr IN for r,oa measure
~ n al : IN o,araa i, thaza ,n+r;ey ,,or
III ~, ~ a;,as nt,s -
.,,a .ab.Ia u ~ canth u anafa1s ,ha+ Is -
~, a. - a,,,,a.a
u IL. shan,a fao 800
= ~ nj. -.
- 4.N.t !, !.
: 80 !
80. - 4 80 - - - 80
ms 70,
= NJ - - -.
u sss,o 49, 80 :; $50 - - ~
-, :. -
- IL, - " = = =
! , sAAo psasosaioA " ,ne oo'y :, ~
ions $50 oeassu y - .. = anS
y e'.ief lnoun' u aos'on' - 'ne sot,n W. oue
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Confederate Gray Cloth.

We prepared to uniform complete in CONFEDERATE
GRAY few Companies, with dispatch.
l.. W. LYONS & CO.,
26, Is and 30 St. Charles Street
d28 2p3 CO, ner Of Common street
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WATERPROOF OFERCoArs AND BLANKETs.-
H Person No. Magazine street corner of Canal adver.
tses today large assortment of these goods to which we
direct TIE attention of Aose getting supplies send to their
fdends Ia the smy These articles manufacture
and are good This can be relied en-
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4 GHANcE 40 90 10 Kentucky. - Lieut.. VIM. q.
Holmes commanding the Howitzer Battery at
facied 70 scott's Mounted Regiment gives notice
this morning that he will leave for Bowling Green,
Ky,, in about eight pr ten days, and wants fifteen
more men to I'll up his command. This is a
chance which should commend itself to the pa
triotic ysnng men of the city.
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AcAnEsY or Music. Lea MallorY,s War Illus
trations still continue to draw crowds 10 the
Academy. On New Years Day there is TO to be a
representation at II o'clock, when the ladies and
children will have an opportunity to see the battle
Of Manassas in miniature, with the Accompaniment
Of the Bulls RIM races. etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-30

FINE MUSIC BOXES AND ORGANS.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
yELOCIPEDEs MECHANICAL HORSES.
FARMS, MENAGERIES, TEA SETS.
TEN.PIAs FURNITURE SETS, SOLDIERS.
TIN Toys Of every kind.
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Post-DGice Notice.

The foregoing project Foreign Mail is fully entitled to
public confidence. Antonio Costa, Esq New Orleass
chant OF responsibility and He has been resident
Of New Orleas for the last thirty years.
Letters intended for this M may be enclosed along he
money required per tariff above and the envelope
dressed, Costn's Foreign Mall Of Postmaster Ne, Or
leans"
The Confederate Postage to This office must be prepaid.
J. l.. RlDDELL, Postmaster.
New Orleans October Is, 1851 dig .pt
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LEGARDEuR's FoKEIGs N ArL.-Notice is given in
her coln,a that this mail will be up at Mr. Lsar.
dess oice No. Clinton street between Cson,house and
casi e Oh nex Friday afternoon O'Clock The postage
ona#nge litter % Havana viii 10 y coats and 10 ali other
fc5s Ism points seventy ID u cents
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To Our READERS, We can conscientiously ask
our readers the advertisement Southern
Indian Vegetable Pills rt serutuised
selves and fnd nothing in II 10 mead or npoc
The qualities Of these pills u au and
simple Fegeiabe alternative and blood purifier
plain and homey leaving common sense and
Judgment of every reader form their opinion 10 pnt
to the test the assertions made ia tlsir behalf.
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Boots, Shoes ana Asrogans,
L r " E o i E S A l. i +,

AT LESALE
Plantations supplied with primo Dtching BOOTS E1ses
BROGANs; Wool Mexican, Paim Leaf Straw C;araos acky
HATS, at the lowest prices, by
FROST CO.
No. u MIl!lziu stresl, New Orleans.
Hats, Caps, exc. at Wholesale.
Wearecensanty receiving genera SILK
Fur CsBsisrs, Panama. Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, the lowest market prices, By
FROST d CO.,
tyIs anfw Nh. IN Maeaz'ne Rrrai. NewOreenH.
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MILITARY NOTICES.. We hope our readers vii
pay due attention 70 the military notices which
will be found in our columns this morning.
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DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE is removed and
reopened at No. TIA Canal street See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-30

HOLIDAY PREsENTATlos BooKs.--A good book Is
an aecepabe present time but splendid books which
arc gotten expressly foz Christmas New Years
particularly acceptable Mr. Thos L. White bookseller
Ne 100 Canal has splendid stock Of these 10 which he
calls attention by adyer emens 10 paper morning In
ms store VII he found also an immense collection Of books
suited % all and fances He sells too at reasonable
prices Wa would advise ters give him call to-day
and while they out locking presents for their
u
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To Parents, Merchants, Etc.

Christmas and New Years presents those which
durable and prod1ces the greatest good to the rec
pen Scholarship for the Commercial Course Mt Dolbear
Commercial College will enable your younger clerks to
make $1,000 or $1,000 per annum independent
for life Apply this week Mt Dolhear Commercial College, No
TIA street. liberal arrangements will be made with all
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
So- 9o9, Ey
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EXPRESS FOR FOREIGN MAIL NATTER" con
Meeting AT TAMPICo MEXICO, WITH THE
BRITISH SSEAMERS.
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FOR THE ARMY,

MILITARY BUTTONS, USDERSHIRTS DRAWERS,
CRAyATS, SHOULDER STRAPS, STARS, GILT
BRATDS, ETC
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hJ-Notics-I take this method of offering
my professional services free of charge the families of those
who absent from the city military duty. Residence
Harmony street between Pryana and Coliseum
District. -t.-i y" - ~
/ lrn,za SAFE
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Proper Presents
II II Il = Il N L I'll NJ II y . I.
So ~. nnooDx7S,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS.
FOR OUR VOLUNTEERS.
FLANNEL CAMPAIGN SHIRTS,
HEAVY UNDER GARMENTS,
KNIT AND WOODEN SOCKS
WOOL MUFFLERs,
wool BLANKET sHAwLs,
WARM GLOVES,
LARGE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
FOR OUR CITIZENS.
ROBES DE CHAMBRE,
CRAvArs AND sCARFs,
..-- EMBROIDERED SHIRTS
MooDY's FINE SHIRTS,
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs,
SILK UMBRELLAS,
GOLD SLEEVE LINKS ard STUDS.
DRESSING CASES.
SILK sUsPENDERs,
FINE PORTMONNAIES
WRITING CASES,
TOILET SETS
CABAs AND sATCHELS,
GERMAN COLOGNE,
WAX MATCH STANDS.
And an endless variety Of
FANCY GOODS,
AT prices that defy competition.
Remember
6. N. MOODY'S,
800 2p3t corner Csnaand Royal Streets
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White Go Ues.

WHITE COTTON AND Isle THREAD GLOVES, suit
able for the military.
L. W. LYONS T. CO.,
&C. Is aud 30 st. Charles street
d28 2p3t corner Common street