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Military Emporium.
JED. RI FFiE II,

B. PI FF I'd t.
lzs CANAL STREET srouEo Bu1LpfNes
& 10000 G. y. G. GAPS ha
100000 F. l. AND Err. GUN CAPS.
100 lbs. ASSORTED SHOE TWINE. -....a
.lUoGRoss PLAYING CARDS. .,. ....,.-
GOLD AND SILVER FRINGE. ~
GOLD AND SILVER PANTALo0N BANDS. ...=.
GOLD AND SILVER BRAIDs AND GALLONS.
s5GoLD PLATED STAFF BUTTONS VI A. Z
I75GoLD MILITARY BUTTONS.
q. sFItAGs-Silk, Worsted and Cotton. -' 7"r.
UNIFORM BINDINGS. - re..'s!
MILITARY DBAWERS AND SHIRTS.
rs DOE. DRINKING FLAsKs. -a
{ 30 DGz. SOLDIERS STOCKINGS.
X 450PAIRs BLANKETS. -N' ''#.-.7 '-
lb0DoZ. FANCY PIPES. sD.i."r
- DRUMS AND FIFEs. BE- . ..a ... o.
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS ~
: TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
FINE FANCY PAPER MACHIE GOODS. -
LADIES' DRESS DRIMMINGS, Etc. --.-
Cheap for Cash! Cheap for Cash.!
DE- 2pMoTh&Satf ....-..
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The Division of the Sons Of Temperance Of the State
Of Loassna It's last Quarterly Session held in New Orleans
past resolution unanimously seeding the Naticna Dv-
sion Of tho Sons of Temperance of North America.
The following delegates were elected to meet the delegates
all the Confederate States at Nashville Tennessee for tho
purpose organizing National Dyon OF the Sons
perance OF the Confederate States
s,,.&,s- W. w. MCCARTHY. p, G.. W. P.,,.---.-.-,-
E. BOOTH, P. @, W. p.
Il & EF5 ROBERT BhAKRLY, G. w. P.} Il ds Cpl,
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The foregoing project for Foreign Mail is fully entitled
public confidence Antonio Costa ESQ.,, is New Orleans
chant OF responsibility and character. He has resident
of New Orleans for the last thirty years -
Letters intended for this Mail be enclosed along with
money required per tariff above and the euveope
dressed, Costas Foreign Mail Of Postmaster
leals.p
The Confederate Postage this efice be prepaid
j. L. RIDDELL, Postmaster.
New Orleans, October L. 1861. ol9 2pLf
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ment of their grand expedition down the Missis-
sippi for an indefinite period of time. And should
he succeed in capturing St. Louis, he will have
done as much, single handed and alone, to acoom-
plish our independence, as would victories at Ma
nassas, Columbus and Bowling Green. F
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
". lrl r al. II = Al n

b. STATE OF LoUIsIANl
--.. Parrish of Orleans, city OF New Orleans m
Be IL remembered, that this day December lso
before the Justice OF the Peace In and for
city aforesaid personally appeared oer Gaiard, president
and Schrebe Secretary of the Czens' Mutual Insurance.
Company OF New Orleans who being duly accordngo
law do depose and that the accounts just M
tue and transcript the books of said Company
O.aGAILLARD, President. &
A. sCHREIBER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before this day. December 10
1860. ARTHUR sAUCIER, d.
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of oreans'
This Board OF rusess pay six per cent III
forest the outstanding Certificates of Profits for the ye
1857 1858 and 1855 after the second MONDAY N
ruary next.
Geo. ". West, &. p. Hunt, 2
jos. A. White, H. Musson,
Douglas West Martin Gordon, sfss
D. Janison, -.. Numa Augusttn,
Ar. Miltenberger, Gesaire Olivier,
]. Laisy, -. A. Bonn
9mer 3ai1lard
The Company oontinueto against the periso
vera and loss damage ire Etthe currshtfaP'
premiums. ..
Saf- Office, No. ACKNOWLEDGMENT ""
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Notice,


All persons taking notes, have them
office, when presented in sufficient amounts. - s '+'
~-s - Hse9 aeE MAGEE Il GEORGE, $50
dS 2pTuThsa&Mo2w No. Magazine street.
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Notice.

The Subscriber will receive the currency issued by MAGEE
L GEORGE, No. Magazine street, for Groceries, redeem
them Confederate when presented in sufficient amounts
4r e. ss. 9.- W. G. RAYMOND,
do 2pTuThSa &Mo2w ,. .-. 81 rAsga II Camp street.
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M. A RR ED =

On Thursday the 9Th Instant by Rev. Mr. Philips IISE
J. eldest daughter Richard Mccall, Esq. of the Parish of
Ascension, FREDERIC GEORGE Sonneess of ". Free
ret, Ed, Of the city of New Orleans. ss 4. %, III
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{ '- -N y CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA
Receivers Office, No. 100 Gravier street. 5
This District embraces all that portion of the Parish Of Or
leans lies Canal street excepting the right bank of
the Mississippi river and includes the Parish Of Jefferson.
Fl. ES5f F|5 " GEORGE W. WARD, Receiver,
o2a 2ntF No. 100 GrnYier street.
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OBS 2ptf

Ag-NIght School ON Magazine Street, near
First street.
PROF MCCARTHY has opened his Winter Glasses in Liter
atnre Book Keeping and Mathematics Students who wish
thorough any particular branch invited to
enter Immediately l.
N B-Prof.MeC. WILL usual, give lessons in families.
40 -s Il (
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s3-Herring'a Patent Champion Fire and
leans Do sptt
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. The Confederate States
COTTON TIEAND WOOD HOOPS.
Il. N. DAVIS. Eatentee,
--- HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.

-- HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.
.-, .m ~@ - D." 80. % ' .7.-..
This the fastening made the construction
bringing the powerful principles known
in mechanics stronger tension tho stronger the
clasp the hoop and the therefore the hold
and SO simple that child may make it.
The test in Saymanss press in this city, the lh Instant
oa bale cotton bound in white oak hoopthe bale be
Messrs. Nixon Co. As Union streetdemonstraed
that bound this way the compression perfectly
for foreign shipment and rope iron bands be dispensed
with ....s -
1t be furnished cheaper than any other and brings into
hoopswhich may be made by plantation hands Of white
oak hickory and other suitable wood everywhere
in the Confederate States thus saving large yearly pei
centAge. .
Decons-Hoops for Cotton bales should be inch wild
by three sixeeus lhick enlarged the ends quartz
| inch thick. .~-.. .I-r
| For the tie and other particulars address ..
THEODORE DUVAL,
n17 2plm Agent, Is Union street.
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M0y'07a BfY'G,

7 WHWg'UFE BtFN3
tsUCCEssoR TO sEWELL T. TAYLoR3 IMPORTER OF
. FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. ETC, g.
Nos. I3 and ID Royal street,
aarge supply of the celebrated CREME DE
BOuZY CHAMPAGNE In Quarsand pnts gso other brands
via: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsEfCK, PAR
MENTIER, and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment OF the best Old Sherieo AMONT
LADQ, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRTEs-lss s-souTAsIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct Importation other Maderas OF lower grade supero
Old London Dry Dock PORT of less grade
The celebrated sAzARAC BRANDTEs-y Vintage 1885, 1888
1909 and lSDoalsrge supply slwsyB hand All grades
CLARRT and WHITE WINES, in glass ard wood. WIS
KYsscoeh and IriSh Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Wills
kys. SCOTCH ALE ana PORTER, pnts andguarts COR
DTALs etc. Ny assortment Of the bsst WINES which
Will sold other houssn the city.
AARON BIRD,
ais 2ply Nos. Is and 10 Royal street.
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NeT t. Aa9Else oan and Iss, af Notes and
and sss the and for
SECTION Congress Of the Confederate States Of Amer
aS sss dry
millions Of Soars T. bonds ps{ass a. the Gspaon Of
ing eight per cent per apnim nnt they become able the
pubic Elm hree oape Within h 1Se
rag States for sS be sold for spseie military stores
10 Of bs & ssh
sry IL eSh slsaing session q he
81 hs @ aW sSf Ma q BIZ
IN fsctionR parts Of the hgndred be exchanged by the
PdyidaaG but Only tie manner herein pre-
csa Provided That nothing hsten egase,9sd shall be
egegn bills Of exchange IL these bonds
notes and provide War Tag for their redemption
sEcrios l. The Congress Of The Confederate States Of
he is hereby totin,e pabIe
ii The d Is months sflshe ratasafioa Of sreay
9f peaes The States and the United States
dollars and % be reasonable at pleasure the
ng The issued Under former acts shall not exceed one
hundred millions Of dollars he said shall be
other dues except tls shall
pooeed 81 sales Of raw produce aud articles
SEC That for te pusoe Of funding he sad notes and
snuiacta articles purchase Of specie or
the Prsdent Is auhora j to issue bonds payabe no, more
than twenty years afe oase and interest not
able the inerest to be paid the aid bonds
to exceed in the whole hupdI ed Of dollars
pc deemed substitute FOR thirty millions OF The author
zed = be Issued by The approved Mas 49, lsbl and tns
be deemed the authority the
thirty millions The said bonds shs nos es issued nss sums
than one hundred dollars in fractional parts of hundred
except when the subscription lass Than hundred dollars
toe said sonds may be ssned in of fifty doats They
may he sold for Specie military naval
proceeds Of psoducs art ees in the
manner as Is provided by the aor ssn and ~he SUB
erptons Of the have shall be made able
particular dae the Secretary OF the Treasury shall
| indicate. y
BEG Tbstsor the special purpose Of paying the principal
of the public debt and supper the Govern
sa war tax snail DO assessed aid evitd of fifty
each hundred dollars Of the following property
| etc.. tArI August, 1851 - l-.9n7- :.
sesssinssr II. 1851 se2s 2pW
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py- NIessrs. w. Es. Adams, w. NJ. SempIe
and D. Yanorn have my full power of attorney per act
passed before W H. Peters, ESD, Notary Pubic.
MA A. .... 49, ~. 49,. 4. j. o. NIXON.
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Machinery for .Massasfacs,s,'t,s @

s4 PUR p o ES.
large stock Of Steam Engines Stationary and Portable
from to 80 horse power with the latest fuel saving improve
ments-
Boilers Of several varieties WrOughtrou Pipe PGmp
general assortment of articles required by manufacturers.
Also 200 feet ~ soned flooring and $1,000 inch
seasoned boards, For sale by
l.. ..rs- FREDERIC COOK,
Il ,.- 40 81, Charles street, New Orleans.
Address Box 1853 PostDfice. u25 2plm
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AT meeting held the 9th instant the Board of Trustees
have declared Scrip Dividend of TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT the earned premiums for the past hreeh mon
ending 10th September 1861 for which certificates will issued
and after the 18th of December next Also sgreeably with
the Charter interest ut the of Flight Fer per
which will be paid in Cash after the 18th instant 70
the original subscribers premiums paid credited hs!
notes. I-- 81" 'r. -.leE
E. GANUCHEAU. President a
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r oUisIANA STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ OMPAN
First Annual Statement.

First Annual Statement.
In conformity with the requirements Of their Charter
Compan, publish the following statement
... f"g NEW ORLEANS. Oct. !, 1861.
Total amount of premiums received from the list of
September 1850, Goth September, SGl.,..s lal 1896 II
T.
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SrArK Or LOUISIANA,
"a rl.E nf A-laEIr. OIL IL NJ.

Be II remembered that this 18th day Of October 1851 te
fore the subscriber Justice OF tho Peace the
parish aforesaid personally appeared GanucheAu rssdsu
and Peoet Secretary OF the Louisiana State Mutual
Company New Orleans. Who being duly sworn scco
ing aw do depoBe and that the above
and true and transcript the books Of said
pany, r. '- e.
E. GAEuCHEAU, President. 4
A. PICOLET Secretary. Z.
Sworn subscribed before me- this 18th day Of oco
Der, 1851 a ARTHUR sAUGIER, -..t+
Third Justice the Peace the Parish Of Orleans
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Onsy for the Cough.

How often has happened that hays accosted persen
and nquiring their health have received the following
answer: e Oh, I should be very we'll ONLY FOB THE
COUGH p Now just think Of this for atnoment Cough
that may shortly in Pulmonary Consumption, and the
death of the patient Save elves then Apply at once
Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry snd Tar.
And you saved Your life be taked upon that Cough
b.; DAVIS, SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
This will at your life. Delay In little tins
may be late You may possibly say, Oh III wait
day or two 1t may go awsyn Alas you may be too late
Take it at once of prevention is worth pound Of
cure Take Davis syrnp Wild Cherry and Tar and will
be we'll s-zt -,..g. -.-,
For sale wholesale and retail, by
+. .r >. - ~ i r wpTCuT & m ~
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Foreign Malt from .Neae Orleans,
VIA TAMPICO,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,

Tho undersigned, suffering in with others the
nconvenenees oil blockade and with foreign
countries has, by the advice and approval of Rdde
Postmaster at New Oeans taken alt needfu
abiish at his Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and the Mexican port Of 1apico with the
regular British Mail Steamers touching that port Ausaste
de Messrgney and p NJ Ma1ard highly by
Orleans merchants have been appointed and duly qualified
mall carriers by Postmaster for this service The first mail
consisting Of 3 letters left this city the 10th instant
charge Of Mr.. Mesgrgney The second mail will Close
9Th OF November psoxme at o'clock P. NJ and will lssSe
New Orleans morning. The third mail will leave New
Orleans the 10th Of December and subsequently,
proper Arrangements be made the regular times depar
ture will the 10th and 25h OF each month making semi
monthly mail.
7arF Of Charges ot9oiny LETTERS Including Confederate
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49, In consequence of the great demand
for boxes approaching Tsbean the lady Managers have
determined 10 sell all the boxes the Second Tier and Bsg
noes at $40 each Paquete and other will be sold
as advertised without reserve 81 So Persons DESTROYS OF
securing boxes by applying at Poursne Bells No
Al Natchez street, between the hours of 10 A NJ md So NJ
n2T 2ptf s-+
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E NP RE y y GO NIP A NJ x
Meeting AT TAMP1co, MEXICO. WITH THE
H BRITISH STEAMERS @ 3& ~ III
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Circular.

'f CosFEnERArE STATES OF AnEEIeA,}
| IS i Treasury Department
4, 5-s r 5sS5 &a5l.7.S~ Richmond Aug a. 1861.
The Congress States has
Secretary Treasury bonds
ceeding hundred millions Of dollars the purpose fund
its treasury and for making exchanges for the
of sale of produce and manufactured aces and
the purchase Of specie and military stores. - --g-
Under the authority Of previous act the Secretary appointed
resident different sections Of the several
States solicit from planters manufacturers and
Others subscriptions of the proceeds the sale of their crops
other behes Of industry to be paid for bonds of the
Confederate States. s-5.s.=t.s-
To the patriotic zsaou efforts Commissioners no
less than the lofty patriotism of the people the Government
ed aggregate subscription which reaches already
many millions Of dollars. Thelibealiy every class of
community eyinced The cotton the rice the tobacco
and the planters have Wed with each other and in the
named staple Alone the subsc ption in several Of the States
reaches from onehird onehaf of the entire crop
Tits proposed has frequently explained
re with the usual and customary of planters and
ohers making sale of their produce This is necessary
only that each individual shall Indicate
hepropoon of The which he is willing subscribe
time and place of delivery the facoror merchant in whose
hands be placed for sale and who is authorized
the proceeds and receive exchange Confederate bonds
The bonds per cent? parable seannualy and
be issued of less denomination than hundred dollars
cept where the subscription for less when the limit
liked fifty dollars The payment of the principal
eres bonds secured will be- perceived by special
1 act of Congress- syp,. - .1szsli .z.-e> .7t
The manufacturing interests, which
opportunity Of contributing tanning
he credit Of the Government not in condition make
ash subscriptions the loan previously Their
plus capital already invested and their command of
sources the nature of things mainly to be looked for in
the future. Upon such failure they auth
safely TO draw and the investment proposed aside from its
claims the of patriotism be regarded alto
gether and safe oer business
tons. "a as,tt Il =F-ss 7tti- - fns.e-sgs E'
The time Of sale referred 10 in the caption of the lists which
intended indicate the usual date which
crops brought and will of subject
,nsideations Of mutual interest which would postpone
where the properly would be sacrificed. MI .-s -5sF
SpecaIagents have been appointed will be appointed il
every county district OF the south They will
With subscription lists and bring ha subject
The feilswczeDs in every proper manner by personal ap
"A pea psbc addresses through the insuuentaty thu
press The results of their abors will DO communicate frou
time time this yaten and 1t requested that agent
will endorse the lists the Of the posoce, COUNTY
\ and State 70 which thy belong
The sections Of the several Acts Of Congress, which
the subject Of the loan, herewith annexed, s &.
VI f-9tEr s3F @, G. MRMMINGER,
II EHatls hlt'.fssss
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Ss,salE Change.

= ny. Small Change. :,
The undersigned having experienced great difficulty In obtain
ing small change meet he requirements Of trade ha deer.
ned upog the Of bills of ONE DOLLAR, which can be
cut in two desired Ny friends who wish small bills will be
accommodated pso holding them at all times get
Confederate or Bank bills in exchange for them ' g
sis.fE ISL pa aE5 u G. I'll. W. LEBDE,
%@s @&* HstE" 4r 81 St. Charles street next door
da 2p6t - Aa: s1E to tire Bank of New Orleans.
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Gam as Baaafs.

The owing names offered Directors Of this Bank
fox The ensuing year election of the 9th instant
Il ztga II a RtTHBoHE
F5 aE, ~ NJ. o. Fl. NORTON, s.,. ."-a ~
~ r. J-H. ssTAUFFkR,
E- '. SAML. SMITH, y y .--t.F e.
y f-El..rsaGg ADOLtHuS HAMILTON 81 80. "'. a.
10y == ". d TDLLES, -' 80 Pc
IEe4 G. W. BADCoCK.sa y ~ = de 2plt
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GyssaDaiuge Shirts

Home made of splendid French Flaanes rs patterns and all
sizes These officers Shirts superior any before offered
and will be sold only at retail, by - 500 ~
I % S. N. MOODY, u.r
/ / ~. Gentlemen Furnishing Emporium,
l Do 2pMoMAFr&Sa corner Canal md Royal streets.
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E x r. IL H y y GO M P A NJ x.
BxPREss FOR FOREIGN MAIL NATTER" CON. |
Meeting lat TAMP1co, MEXICO. WITH THE
This Company comp eed arrangements the prompt
and rapid Transmission of MAIL MATTER to .-..--ra
- All Parts of tine WorIdS
The second Special Messenger will leave New Orleans
THURDAY, the 18th inst, at o'clock A. NJ,
Letters will be received up the hour of starting
The Third Messenger will leave Wednesday, January l
1862
Should the Messenger meet with any difficulty owing the
present political troubles In Mexico deem prudent he will
go to Havana by ..rs..-
Tariff OF Charges on Outward Letters, &.
dneludng Confederate Postage from this city,
Single Letters half ounce to Mexico Northumberland 90
- -. 10 Cuoa $780, ..-.......-... w
=. 10 Europe ,........'.T-... 1 20
.--...-s- to United States ......,'.., 70
Letters half will be charged proportion. w
Open letters for the United States will received
ned by committee appointed by the Governor of Louisiana
Ii approved by haid committee they will be forward
not approved, they will be returned ~. ., .z
Letters from abroad be received through this Company
They must be directed TO the of the South Ex
press Company" Havana and the postage that place be
prepaid The charges from Havana be collected
at destination.
Letters for this Express forwarded from any part
the Confectionery the Southern Express Company charges
destination being prepaid.
Letters by mail be enclosed with the required
per the above tariff OF the South Express Com
pany, New Orleans. "a ID, .r..- .r-. .--L e.
For further information, apply Agents of the Southern
Express Company, in any part of the Contedsracy.
...s. j. J. McKEEVER, President,
d9 2ptf 90 Camp street. New Orleans, La.
2I CRas-syes Street. al
| GENUINE POPULAR MEDICINES.
FOR SALE BY
| j. WRIGHT 81 CO.,
No. FL Charities street, New Orleans,
| -.t-- a-r In Quantities to suit pu ctasers W
| oUININE, .uo..~.. =.
I WINERs CANADIAN yERMIFUGE.
JoHN BULLS sARsAPARIL1A,
| HoSTErTER's BITTERs, ..-.I.
| AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, -ra
| t. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
| RADWAy'S READY RELIEF, ,.
! DR.JAYNE's FAMILY MEDICINES,
/ a4s COD LIVER OILS,
I n. ... a@Es ler DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
/ osgood's India 'agoge, .aE
| Rogers Syrup of Liverwort and Tar,
| Brandreth's Pills.
| Perry Davis Pain Killer, -- .n.-
| Mofat's Pills,
Mofst's Pills,
| -- AcLane's vermfuge and Pills.
| Hoodsnd's German Bitters,
| B. A. Fahnestock's yermifuge,
-' B" Winsiows Soothing Syrup,
| Smiths Tonic Syrup for Chis etc,
~ vauderveer's Medicatsd schn4pps,
+ Mills Bourbonia.
1 Wilson'S Rat and Roach Destroyer.
4 Van BANDITS Detergent,
4 Darby's rroph, Tactic Fluid.
HautFs Katharion.
| GIay's Ointment.
| wright's ReJuvenapg Elixir,
| SsidlItz Powders,
/ Hair Dyes,
/ Soaps,
4 ." ' ". Sal. Soda,
| 2- Perfumery,
/ coogpes,
| Wright's Southern Indian Vegetable Pills.
any quantities druggists and Dealers the lowest
J. WRIGHT l. CO.,
q Chartres street,
d. 2p4teod e. Between Canal Custonhouse streets
E.
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H. Boys, Shirts. Boys SHIRTS =
OF all Sizes with fine Linen Bosorns, Collars and Wrists
Also lar stock Of Boys Coored Shirts be sold without
any astonshng low prices they have always
80 s,s'E 1903 S. N. MooDY'S
ss Gentlennens Furnishing Emporium,
ds 2pMoTh&sa corner Canal and Royal streets.
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Under Garments and Hosiery.
Wooen Merno Flannel Cotton, Canton Flannel and every
other description heavy material suitable for soldier c
49, 49, ~ T. =, S. N. MOODY'S,
r tsss r&a.- - Shirt and Furnishing Emporium,
d9 2pMoTu&Th ., e corner Csns' and Royal streets.
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RESOLUTIONS OF THE CRESCENT RELIES Sew
erai very interesting resolutions, adopted by the
Crescent Rifles. Company D, alta recent meeting,
win be found in smother column this morning
They are in compliment of adeserving officer and
popular gentleman, and we hope VIII be read gem
orally.
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tMJ-Notice-E take this method of Offering
my free of charge families of those
from the city military duty. Residence
Harmony between Pyans and coliseum Fourth
District -fr "
r.val 2rtf. a,,a- r ~ -.--.. P. YEIsER. NJ n.
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Receivers Notice.

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