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- CLAIBORNE PAFESnATe
GHARiho IL. SARkhpALh. a.
Richmond, July I, I9si.

a Card.-l have this day sold eQk, NY ealiIa
iDterest In the concern OF 8ARKSD41E& BIZ.
THBRs 10 lay two brothers, GIsatte aSs srrs :
CHAEIE "a IL. BARs5DALg, waQ viii eo0tinar
the COMMISSION BUSINESS b ndsr shcS. u . and.
firm vi BARksDALE q BROTHER, aad will oes ~
cupy the same office formerly occnrfsi hy tha :
ErIa Of BAHKSDALE = bR0fHEES Ar. 4 yfs4 3.
HARRIS will be retained as Clerk ny the new
coueern. Ali p5rsoGs having e'aitas ~ gatGst, or
Indebted to the ahrn .ek 'BlsA' A'NsnAhE Il BRO
THEIRS, will present tns tr claims 10 the sew can
Germ OF gARjSsbAL HaOfHsE Tor sstrie.
meni. SHALL contians To sgt ss ssisi rsissmsp &
of Tchacco s0F the hrla OF BARKsDALe & BRO
TIER, and cordially Recommend my two bro
therS, CLAfBokSR ..ad tHAgLEa II, RAARSp
pAr z. to the patronage of my Old eustnnsrs ana
tn puzzle generally fCLBM'T Il. bAkksDALk. au
Richmond. July I, 1891. Is lin
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- sH-s--a-s4- 1----- 90 4
nISSOLUTlOs. .
~ DALE ~ BROTH

= =
nISSOLUTlOs.- The concern of BiRKs-
~ DALE u BR0TttE 70 Ia tais day Dissolved b--
mutual cousantss al paraphs having eia'M-
Inst, Or iudsbted to- tnis cnrccrn, will present
their claims 10 CiAIGD RSF and CaARAHs IL.
RARKspALC, who are authorized 90 81 tic up -
books. rt CLAI BORNE BAHKsDAIE,
r.EM'T X. BAkk DALE.
f' t CHARLES II. BAkk3DALf.
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T.I-K9ER Z RR0THER.
RuNAWAYg.
=. FIFTEEN noLL.a. REw.Rp.

Ia FIFTEEN stbISssst. Et.W ARD
S.T RauawaF from thc spbscrtbsr. on the 10th
- i!Ay, = S"yr9 MAN named CHAHLES Has
S$S wife at David Nin-e'- u GcachlaGi "oun-
s<rGr ty, Va. where, Doubt. rs can f. I'd.
Chsrles & stout bailt bright lnnatto, bushg bnir
2Ed - . shoe H2iier hF trade.
viii pay t5e above reward for bis delivery 10
ne, or rut "A jail 80 ! e9 get hila.
va. :. uhiTj.iCk. in.
Z. nn,-ar 1ILlis
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So suE EESv-A BRICK DWELLING
M:a House. situated on corner uI Le;-h and 18th
-a7~ street, Church Hill, containing icur or fve
roUIn~ with he usual ont houses, good water, &c,
Hnd "a good neigh bor6""d. Possession SlyeB
iurCdiajeiy. For IeIlD.. Sc,, amply TO
Rc5hkT +. LYT NE.
Cdice over \. BongKFR's Drug store,
iy It's NO 10 Main street.
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a-s -Confeaoraae sa,diers ard Cssizensgene

ss-S- tta,as. Ginsas:! ksxths...
BOT. COLD AND $40" sh BATHs,
az 5s lsd ds,LT. IRON 4? sleek q, "a aaiii 40 r
pootns : sad Bathirg Ealeop u~de- the American
Hotel, ertYsuee or Iita street. single Bath 81
sehts o. gTs tieFs5s s1s 81. ;s
s9 My Kiltsr-Bestr0ys fies ingtart,g, 9Th
oF!t danger - anvth1ng ~l-a. Z s5}s by
John W. GAEIlCK,
Ap0thecsFy, ,Sg.,
IS Il Market Place, Franklin street,
eg EfanGy-E0r medicinal purpoess, always
land. perfectly reliable article.
!. ". oARLICk, APoihec2Fy,
70 - Aar'Ect Place FRANKLIN -,
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s@IsHre s4 &ag&ss& Is s4giAGl4E ilssEs6s .4..
4@ 1sHs #a 8 VI xssis asdN 81
fas@n a4F -
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TAILORING.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

~aa PARTICULAR NOTICE..
NJ Tbs subscriber wou,d respectfully IN
III form the uubite that he Is prepared 10 GU
TkiM and MAKE MILITARY SUITS oa rsa.ona-
bic terpas, and work warranted - give saastas'
tcG.
Having had sonao experience In Cutting, Ttiin-
saing and naking Miiiary Clotnss In Europe. ior
isfy lhoss " no may favor ias with & call Orders
respectfully solicited L. LIGHTENSTkIS,
10 Ie-i2tE On franklin, bet. ldh and isth Hfs
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SsI this county, on the 3ith day of April, a
EFS ruus way. \ sRro calling himself DAVY
Fl WHEhLkk, who says he free and from
sszs-4s LpnspbrfS comfy. SAID Negro Is feet =
Inches h2gE; at"ut 81 years oio: dark hFowa
Il G will be dealt with according 10 law
BROWN < II REE, Jai.OIs.
fs i9-2w% Chesterfield county, Vi
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

Is Linsesd ola eupp;y expected this dey
By JOHN ". GARLICf, Apothecary, Sc
- 25 Market Riare. Franklin st
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Aiffmanh 4lspatrh.
NOTICE TO ouR supaR,syps

:sDAy MORNING. July ., 1861.
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7 TNTEKEST "a TIE TJ HI 6,-,s.--

i NTEnEST IN HE fOhLtt 6G.na.--
Notice is hereby gi-en that tins interest on the
debt OF be State VI virginia, will be pai4 81 tAs
Tre9swrv Of the state, en- the Il. Juty, fsri ih
curgaaGy, ia soaisrSity re t1s proyisl0as Of eta
Ordtnaaeo of tho CONVENTION, passed on tte 2etL
JUne. isoi. and heroto attached ; The tstsrros@s
tories required by the oPairsaes VIII be pro-
pounded, and ranss be answered sesissss,of,ly, OF
oalu, by ths party Claiming the ibler-ss sss 8
BY order. TftDs II. DEWITT.
sec'y OF Ccmr ~ Of tine Ma Si as Fund. q
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e. sG.a ( NT.-TAa GrGers Xned 3" II rent
x.a his CoTrhHs, ,i,nated on Gr2re Road, Win
~ All the FURNITURE aud SERVANTS. This
place j. about Two miles llom the city, upon o
beautiful road contains Jour aG. Is Of iaud, which
is We'i stocked with vG@st2b.ea
will also rent The TOBACCO FACTORY stu
4ted On Main street, heretofore occupied by me
This building Will serve dtiIli raby iOl hospital
~ store house For terms. apply TO Ro. A. HtY0,
ESQ Tie 29--eod2t% JOHN w ATKINSON.
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t.t A- : q s-t5 Gs1,. June 81. I, ,nl
u '@i-.' I. rh45}isN = te. 3..--0GI and after

f,y..,. sara or HfpROyY PASSPORTS.
:, f.f if- its Wsr Department, , will he per
t..- D. ~ '-l@f ias lines oecupiad by the Army cf
u. .-r,s.'. Ath Intention - lEss thence,
~4 4elHay. Ry 81. f.y ~ '-S's'' 81 'no 'lh7S %
-.s- HtE 3eostal HgAUKFaARD.
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gr@ FssK * stNs-A large and commodloEs
Ma STnRE-HoifSF. centrally loceted II the eu-
slness part OF Cary street, aod now ia the
occupancy OF VIA Wallace Sons. Possession
will be given on the lst October next. II ts ad-
mirabiy adapted to n large Wholesale droGsry
business, iof which, fcr IGely years pnst, IL has
h.sn successfully Esed. For terms. &c. apply tc
". q THOMAS, sursIviaA partAer II
10 m THOMAS SON
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OVEN COATS.

AM MILITARY oyEIgOATs, Ready
Made and Made to Order, at
W. SfAdG'S Miiitsry clothing Depot. =
K sa litk st.s nsar the American Hotel, sa
~-srouLpyR STRAPS .. hsaa. j. Tins
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ssA LAND PUR SALE have Tor sale
IsJE I.s30 ACRES nF LAND, near JACKSON,
~sA>~Tenn.. on the Mississippi &c a,ral RAILROAD;
well tmUroyed sGp acres cieAtCa--,.s So0t GVttuH
land q. apy in the State. lwill sell cheap and
take Negroes as yaymeRt 1T fair prices. Will
give possession immediately, d? .he pnrchafer's
baying the growing crops: Cali h. l4s .th Juiy.
N''Nh 'F-r'>7 w. u. RrTLLE, or
.s#s-4e T. T.. HARDGRAvE, Agent, ss
10 2s--es& Al k0- Lumpkinss, a
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.- 20 ilr sss.rlk AfsI' = Am ~ --Vh.
90 rs-r saper.~r -rti 'r.' r@caiccd from
e.. l.-is tos-atv, 10y sale I - Uest+ retsIi ~
j Ii ENRE kTND&.
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80 x y > "a = - -, = :. ~.
"a 80 years oi axe, Of light brown color
sgs woisa. l6' pounds, and wake very sipyea
-ssa-z ly lad on light grey cosrse g9!G3 clothes
Il g Is the properly pf n.. T .EFIH, Of Mar GnG -
address, prLIlsS ~ CC., or
il l2-9yr+ W CIR ~ FOED. Eichmo j. "a.
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TOR HsR E. have for hire two yo1ai MEN,
i FIELD HARD loT the balance OF the vear, or
by the month. / can be found, ct A. n. and L.
n, at lie 2S-ecd$t*l CARY ST. JAIL.
E,sbH 81 FsE-For the balance of the ye3r, S
E WOMAN, ascUEtOlast - COOKING, WASH
IL and IE0GiaH- Apply 20 q. GADTHGEN.
- 7S--$z
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e Ef-t"N Corner Nala ami t.3tfI . v.
AAT TANTED-AkriLLER ORiYkRS- II
" Tl experienced aaj competent DRI- A.gs
EERS will be enlisted for the war nv the 2NMtA
Battalion Washington Light Artillery. eas<Afgs
9Ppheauon at camp Beaure gard, neal Gsssaisaa
tence, clothing and medical s.tendaaca frse
!. h. WALTCN, Major Comma ndinE.
WV. II. OWEN, Adjuant. ie s6-o.f
yxTANTE I'D -HANDS--ro ineka Ialsets and
w Pants, for which FIJI prices wi y be paid
70 29--,s hhnT, PAINE l. 20. ?
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So s0H fsESF-A large aad vsEy desirable
- DWELLING, on dth ktfsstp h9tWeea Clay
A~@- aud Leigh, w3s: ode, recently occupied bv
The Rev Air- kspiar. The iiorse eoateins about
thirteen r03isS, aad is supplted with g%s, water,
and All the riode1a tXtnras and impr0vt ems,
for the eoLVsalsaea eta large aud seataei family.
Apply 20 REDWOOD * REAca,
fs 4--ts 81 Main street.
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srsAYEn,ia ..nI..S-l,n /,

Sa<cA Ped inst frHia Mashiastos Artillery
YH aCamp Beauresard,l = soErel MULE,
yn0lkp medlnLa size, Iua5 h5d on Tirat fore
4u,oer ''S. !" The Gndef will pie Aso return
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Is Hayeloclss, s,
HAyFRSACE5
l. end CATERS,
Ready mada and manufactured in large quantities,
II. c. BART0N's, 80 Main ST..
j. 2s--lm Two doors below Spotswood Hot 81.
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#NE t7aF N7fFa T1NeFF 7'7s33"
#4l sbi9s lf.4ata
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FF4 > FK NkSN.-Ehe lsrY6 nd eonvehlent
~ w BILLING st pfesant occupied by Mr.
} oEn Il. Bolts, ou Clay etEegt. Il has 81 the
cpnveaierCes of gss, wstsr, Sc. Also, , stable
and Carriage attached 10 ii,s promises -
PossesaIon a slyea DTst jaly. -fsd s1r...4 z .
Ia i2-ff &. DILL.
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g. F0R RENT AND HtRE.~A large,
H.. weil-turlished HOUSE. Grace .st.eet,
turiug tha sEmmer In"nths.
. Tho >EhS ANTS Will also be hired with or
without the House Apply to
IL l--t* JOHN 3. GLAHERRCOK.
Ata EIh rS s-oue large. nice oioEb, GA
e Main, bet~een 18th and A-th st6., DoS oecu-
pied by Hr. SMITH IA 4 Book and Periodical
St0rs. For ;8iOrmatiOa apply t. JAS. Phillips,
II Clay ST., - the Bsrkesrer next door 10 the
store. j. i-lw%
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frAIGH THE DIS boz
cry Of THOMAS r. CLIFTON AZ the ''Old FAIR
|roands," Richmond, Va: Said CErroN is about
i've fest eleven inches high, light hair, blns
yes, thi \ whisksrs, and ged about twenty live
year. Ra left the Enc IapmGnt Tuesday
moruIng last. W. q. aahTIN, Lant4ip,
Ia 2e--5t~ Mos. tsIsafl- i.Lh Miss. nsgt.
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MA SEfD-Ry o Lady ut several ears ae1Ue-
~ riance IN teaching, = situation as TEACHER
salSly not SO mach object pleasant
home Address "IAlly,' lrederickshuTc fr.a-
OtECn. .. =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-10
KY. WEsg CORRESPONDENCE.
Special 10 NE New orleans oFsssesni.i

nt.I
KEY VEST, Dec. 81, 1860.
If. Editor The Admiralty Court has awarded
the salyors Of the ship Ocean Star, lately ashore
on FoWey rocks, Cape Florida, the sum of $4,000.
The cotton saved from her is in warehouse, and
the ship still lays upon the mud fats, nothing hay
ing yetbeen done towards repairing her.
The Court have also awarded the salyors Of ship
Gerro Gordo twenty five per cent. Of the dry cotton
and forty and forty-fiye per cent. of the wet The
cotton will be divided the wreckers receiving their
proportion according to the award of the Judge.
The temporary repairs to the ship Parthenon
Capt. McLeon, having been effected she sailed to-
day for Norfolk. Expenses, $4,000.
The bark Fanny Ross, Capt. Ross, from Boston
with an assorted cargo ofsmerchandise bound to
Mobile, ran ashore on Alligator reef the night of
the 25th and receiving assistance from the wreck
ers, who took out an anchor aud one lighter load, ,
hauled her safely OF and brought her to this port
for adjudication Of salvage. Judge Marvin has
awarded the belants $4,000 for their services, and
the ship will at once proceed to sea. She will sail
as soon as the salvage is paid.
The ship Clifton, Capt. McDeairmond, from ApG.
iaehicola bound to Boston with 1900 bales Florida
cotton, ran ashore on North-Key flats, Tortugas,
the night Of the 24th December. Assistance was
/ promptly offered by the wrecking vessels at Tor
tngas, and the services of six at once engaged.
| The ship was got of, hnt not until she was badly
injnred and in leaking condition. She was
brought up to this city on the 2sth, and when
anchored In the haFbor was leaking at the rate Of
sixteen inches per hour. She has been hauled
ipto the wharf steam pump placed on board, and
the cargo i coming out. i i feared that she is
foo badly injured to be worth repairing.
The wreckers agreed with the captain for $4,000
salvage but it is doubtful whether the case viii
be settled except by the proper authorities.
The slave BARI Kimball will probably be con
demned.
The brig Toceoa and her officers have o hearing
before the Commissioner to-day. She also doubt
less viii be condemned.
The u. S, steamship Mohawk, Lieut. Craven, i
u port ana vi leave IN few days for her cruis
lac ground,
Arsi9ea, Dec. 28. schooner Henry GastoG, Buck
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-10

The only living natural and highly gifted CLAIRvOYANT
has her residence No. S Baopne The powers
wonderful gifts when in the Trance state grand snbme
searching truthful Every changing life
faithfully portrayed in language eloquent in its dctiQn impress
in delivery and convincing in its facts. Mime LaBlanchs
natural talents Astroo"cr rank her the first in the world
and her such has raised the ire of those petty North
en pretendcrs who this city winter quarters We
citizens and the public will parone whose high
est ambition is to be called Southerner
MADAME LABTANCH.
Residence No 98 Baronne street. between Poydas and Per-
dido in9 2Dlm
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10 Captains, Steamboat OpCasegs,
And all Others Using Manufacturing
CONES SOFT METALLIC PACKING FOR THE CYIIN-
DERS OF STEAM ENGINES

You will please take notice that injunction l7s been re-
Gently issued from the United States Circuit Court held at
New Orleans, La, restrain the NEW ORLEANS AND
BAYOU SARA MAIL COMPANY from, the use of oid NE.
TALLIC PACKING, as will be seen from ho Following order
The President of the United States the New Orleans and
Bayou Sara Mail CoIopany-greoting:
Whereas 1t has been represented said Court in
Clancey sitting the part of WILLIAM j. MATHEW and
DANIEL WALKER complanans by their till of complaint
lately exhibited against You, touching certain
things therein set forth therefore, consideration Of the
premises and Of the allegations i'll said bill conaiasd yo
New Orleans and Bayou Sara Mail Company your agents
attorneys and each of yo hereby strictly
enoned under the penalty Of the law that you absolutely
refrain and desst from directly Indirectly using causing
to be used vending causing to be vead
causing to be manufactured the improved composition
Metallic Packing in Steam Engines secured
to GREEN s. cox until the further order said Court
[Witnessl HON. ROGER B. TANEY,
Chief Justice of the Supreme United States
7th of December, 1860
[Signedl j. W. GURLEY, Clerk.
All persons infringing said Patent hereby notified that
unless they Immediately their nffingenen and pay
past Of it, and take license from the owners they
sire said Packing in future, will be
prosecuted to the extent OF the law
The only authorized Collectors Messrs. K Sprag1e and
G. W. Cope.
VIM. J. MATHEWS and Others,
9ptf
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COED OtJ ess EV"Hogesage.
oWeesi2eg tse Shreveport.

SHREVEPORT, La, January S. IS61.
At meeting of the citsan Shreveport held this tie
Arnory Hail. the Hon Wu Robson called the cai
and Mr.. Geo r. Chder called to the Secretary esk.
The meeting being organized, the object If it eSllGd
by Mr. W Ball when the following preamble and resolutions
wege presented and adopted withouta dissenting
Whereas person calling himself Lemuel Gilbert puE-
porting from Boston, Mass and proprietor Of the we'll
known extensive piano establishment known Gilbert l
Cas- rendered himself obpoxious the citizens of shreye-
port by openly ayown that he yoelfor Fremont in 1855
Otherwise giving abolition and ncendar sntiens5
becoming in Southern latitude, and deeaing it unsafe
allow said Gilbert remain longer in this community It
therefore
Resolved That c1nue Gilbert be ordered leave shreve-
port within twenty hours negleciH or refus.
ing comply deHls with in such aor
y Of the committee may deem proper
Resolved That for further security the South,
Southern brethren this preamble and resolution be pab-
Ii he'd lin the Caddo Gazette ard that all papers friendly
Southern lights be requested to copyit.
MOTION copy of the foregoing preamble resolutions
we ordered to served forthwith said Iemuel Gilbert
effect viz: VIM Bali Richard Walsh, A. W. Mnr8hn
I4nsey Capt W. R. shyers Thos. NJ Gilme w. s. Lewis,
and, notion the President added to the committee
WM. ROBSON, President.
GEO. W. CHJLDERs, Secretary.
In accordance with the above the upon
e'el Gilbert and delivered him copy Of the foregoing pro-
anbie resolutions with the request that The eisions
first resolution be strictly obeyedwhen the said GbeEt
acknowledged that he had voted for Fremont and expressed
regrets having done and further denies that he purports
70 be Boston, and says is resident of Memphis
Tenn, but promised strict obedience TO the mandate and in
thereto this evening the Grand Duke for
New Orleans.
William Ball W. r. shiyers,
Richard Welsh, Thos. NJ. Gilmer.
A. W. MARSHALL, W. s. Lewis
R, H. Linsey, VIM. Robson. jal0 2p3t
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ingham, Newport, with It'll cargo for Fort Taylor
Dec 2T, bark Laura Foss, Foss, in charge of wreck
ers brig h. L. Hassel Hassell, Belfast, Me-, with
cargo of granite for Fort Taylor; schooner Chas
P. Sticknay, Garwood Philadelphia, with cargo Of
coal for the U. S, Navy. Dec %, U, S. steamer
Catawba, Turner, Charleston; ship Clifton, Apa-
lachicola schooner LOTUS Clark Boston, with loss
of boat, jib, ETC., repaired, Dec. 20, steamer Sal
vor, Weir, Havana; schooner c. H. Rogers, Lang
ley, Boston, with railroad cars for Fort Taylor.
Dec. 80, bark Horace Beals, Perry, Rockland, Me-,
with cargo Of granite for Fort Taylor; schooner
Anne Chase schooner Western Star, Crowell,
Philadelphia, with coal for the U. S. Navy.
Sailed, Dec 28, steamer Catawba, Turner, Ha-
vana Dec so, schooner Lotus. Clark, Attakapas.
Dec 81, ship Parthenou, McLeon, Norfolk, Va.
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z oiIB TAugsoN GoRREsPo osDENcE. We refer oar
easiafs ID os;I CORE spondenc to-day from Jack
aoa hlissssippi giving the prooeedings, IN detail
III ihe sirst Two days session Of the Convention.
fe ordnance of secession, il will be seen by our
lselegf sllfc column, passed by 81 70 is.
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Save ACTION N fsirRESn I'VE publish this
nssFAing the proceedings Of meeting held in
Shreveport Oh the 5th inst, twill be seen that that
ste good citizens Of that place are prompt enough
IL deslillg with the enemies Of the South.
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10 tgse Really edng3ceea.

radical be obtaned by all who may be afflicted
with the following melancholy train Of evils Indigestion Nau
sea- Flaulency Physical Depression, Muscular Ineiciency
Loss Appetite mbeciiy Reorganization of The Organs Of
Generation Mental Depression Fecblene5s and all Weaknesses
by the use Of
WRIGHrS REJUVENATIEG ELIXTR.
This indeed the Balm in Giead read of in history Tie
really afflicted have within their own grasp and tn
apply it.
For sae in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l5I ChnrtreBstreet,
ja7 293teod<W Sole Propristors.
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Tvae Ga,cagt CEGEi,.ro,En1lf,

MADAME LABLAECH, unquestionably hns established
reputation this city which she may we'll fe4 proud Of The
public the press unanimous and all concede that Mime
I.aBlanch is absolutely the only natural wonderful spy
ons that has ever existed within the memory of
aBlanes powers Of revealing the Past Present and Future
are grand sublime searching truthful She may well
called The Wonder the nineteenth century Horoscopes
Charts written the shortest notice. BY simply knowing
date Of birth. All letters of inquiry promptly answered.
MADAME ILBLANCH
Residence No 95 Baronne street, between Poydrn and
dido srepts. jas 2plm
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BgSaF IassT Associ ATIoS By THE soss or Louis
Ass Ths regular monthly meeting q this Asso-
asasieu 4yiii be held ae1t Sunday noon, in their
HalI, corner of Greatmen and Eiysan Fields
stReatss As business oi imp oFtanee will come up
fal ar sion, a fall attendance is desirable.
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.V'saU Style OF Photographs.

CLARK, AT 1o1 CANAL STREET,
Having reted his Saloon in fine style snow prepared to
make a fine CARD PHOTOGRAPH, unsurpassed by any
made Europe this country, Ambrotypes Photographs
snd Daguerrsotypes of all sizes and styles.
Ladies aud Gentlemen wishing their Lkenesses to
their friends Holiday Present would do well to call
examine the Card Photograph dl0 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-10
jaT 2ptf
.7Io$ar5'8 Empnso4ta, 12sn .wass.

This celebrated piece Of Music will be performed by FIFTY
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, assisted By the ORCHESTRA
OF THE OPERA HOUSE, at ODD FELLOWS HALL, on
ASYLUM. jas 2ptd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-10
SceUe5E z. Taylor,

ScsUe5E z. Engg0s',
IMPORTER OF FINE OLD VINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
13 and IL Royal street,
Has now in store large supply of the celebruted CREME DE
B0UZT CHAMPAGNE in quarts and pnts ao, other bands
viz CHARLES HEIDsETCK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
MEETIER, and Other brands of inferior quality have
large assortment the Old Sheres such as AMONTII
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON aud
ANCHOR SHERRTES-l S-l838-SOUTHSIDE MADEIRA, OF
direct npoytaton other Sadas Of lower grade Superior
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports of less grade
Tho celebrated sAzARAC BRANDIFs-Tnlpge 1895 1795,
1852 and lS05alarge supply always hand. grades of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WHTS-
KYS-Scotch and Irish Gid Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whis.
kys, SCOTCH ALE PORTER, pint5 quarts COR
DIs etc. Ny usual of the best WINES which
will be sold reasonable terms other house in the city,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR.
OF 2ptf Nos. u and Is Royal Street.
AS to oaboye randes sherrfes Madeira Ports Cham
pagneS satisfied house in the city produce good,
Or better Mt the prices Any house have dozen Of
each named wines if they produce better the
two prices if they the judges be sinerested
parties the same good with anything have for sale in the
ratio.
nl9 2ptf sEWELL T. TAYLOR.
ks00fs, Shoes GesatS KSrog@sss,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditchng BOOTS Russet
BROGANS Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and Canpeachy
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST L Co.
No. 10 Magazine street. New Orleans
Hats, aps, ETC., at Wholesale.
We are constantly receiving general assortment of Silk and
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
iyl3 2nEW No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans.
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w a Il G II M "A * Err,
Camp Strcet......,...........s
--DEALER IN FIEE-
English and Swiss Watches,
JEwELRY AND sILyERWAEE AND PARIS CLOCKS.
Manufactures order Jewey and sllyerware Diamond
Setting in any style, and 1ewery repaired dl7 2plm
Military Clothing .VEasaufacfory.
H. HAMBURGER, No. 9 St. Charles street,
Having made arrangements prepared to execute
all orders for the Goods with dispatch Unexceponable
references giYen if required. dis 2q1m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-10

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