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A REGIMENT OF SCHOLARSHIPS Illinois, it is
announced that a regiment is being formed to be
composed entirely of schoolmssters. Nothing
could be more to the purpose. The want of com
petent teachers in the rebel States is painfully
apparent They are suffering in every department
of human education. When the lew regiment
shall have faithfully and successfully neulcated in
the minds of their Southern pupils the duty of
obedience 10 the laws, and brought them to re-
cognition of the sin of stealing and piracy, it's
members may then safely substitute the birch for
the bayonet, and use their exertions to bring them
up TO proper standard in morals and spelling.
N. Y Herald.
In behalf Of our soldiers we are ready to confess
deficiency in one department of human educa,
ton the best use of the pedal extremities in
getting from under fire and out of reach of cold
steel: and for Yankee Kindness in afording our
aforesaid soldiers such splendid specimen of that
Accomplishment at Bull Run, we feel authorized to
tender their most hearty thanks. The whole South,
too should feel exceedingly thankful for the les
sons in morality so freely furnished by the Pet
Lambs and other Northern schoolmasters of that
Tx. Send US more of them by all means; they
| will find their hands full
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Coz. GEo. B. CRlTTENDES, OF KExruckY.-This
gallant soldier and true.hearted Southern gentle
man, having resigned his post in the Federal army,
Is now IN Richmond, whittier he went to tender his
sergi es to the Confederate Government He will
doubtless be placed in a position where he can
take part in unfolding the rights, the honor and
glory Of his own native South. Col. Crittenden was
LieutenantColonel of rifles in the Federal army,
and regarded as among the most accomplished and
promising officers Of thai army the very flower of
which was contributed by the Southern States.
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Volunteer Relief Co,nnnit tee.

The Committee will hereafter sit DAILY, in Room No. s,
Basement the City t,i, TO Il o'clock A. NJ for the
purpose regise the Of the distressed families and
dependents Volunteers preparatory to distributing
the Relief appropriated by the Common Council
applicants will be required produce proof satisfactory to
The Committee that they are entitled TO relief.
Residents the First District will apply FRIDAY and
SATURDAY, 9Th and 10Th nsts.,
Residents OF the Second District will apply MONDAY,
L h inst,
Residents of tie Third District will apply ESD AY the
18th inst.
Residents Of the Fourth District will apply WEDNEs-
DAY, 18th inst
Thereafter applications may bs made any day proniscu
oisly
Due notice will be given of the Pay Days for each District
soon as the pay rolls completed.
GHAs. C. CAMPBELL,
.. Secretary Of the Committee
Now Orleans, AUGUST 9, ISL. auQ II
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A Good Suggestion.
We received yesterday the following letter:


ga BATON ROUGE, August L, 1871
Ed. Grescent--An attentive and constant reader
of your paper, deem sufficient apology for OBJ
truding this letter upon you. Your editorials, at
once spirited, just and able, consider the true re-
| flex of the public sentiment of the South You
| have done much in awakening the dormant spirit
and energies of our people, leading and pointing
out the true and proper path for us to follow.
Great praise, great credit is Ode you Whilst cheer
fully and gratefully acknowledging these facts per-
nit me to make asuggestion that | am your
own cool Judgment will endorse as correct |
have, with regret, noticed lately several letters and
communications in which the writers complain that
own State has not had full justice done her in
the various reports of the operations in Virginia.
That Gen. Beauregard has not received lis just
need of praise and credit; that this regiment or
that company had been sighted; that Virginia or
Gen. Johnston had monopolized more than their
share OF laureis, ETC.. etc. Now, let me ask you,
what good can possibly result from publishing such
letters, especially at this time? On the contrary
will it not lead gradually, but surely, step by STEP
in getting up feeling of envy and jealousy (if no.
thing worse) amongst ourselves? Certainly, it is
the duty Of every true Southern heart to feel that
every pusation of his own is i'll unison with those
of his brothers, whether in Virginia, Texas or
Louisiana. Lot us have no rivalry except in doing
good. Frown down every attempt to produce any
other than the kindest feelings. The commnnica-
tons l refer to were doubtless written by true
friends, and with the best and purest motives but
think unwisely. What say you?
Yonrs truly, -
calling our attention to this matter, and VIC heart
lily second and endorse his suggestion. Some of
the letters we have published from the seat of war
may have been liable TO the objection he men
tons, but we have published them because of our
great anxiety to place the fullest and minutest
particulars of the great battle before readers
1t should be recollected, ALSO that the views ex-
pressed were those of our correspondents alone,
and not our own. We have always given credit
to all the brave sodiery of the South, without dis
tinction Of State or locality. If injustice has been
done any Of them, we are persuaded it was unin.
territorial. However natural it may be that those
who SO CALAMITY defended the Southern cause
should desire their friends to know it, the informa
ton can be given without derogating from the
achievements of others. all may be assured that
in the oialreports full justice will be done them
and it is mainly upon the official reports that the
historian relies and it is from the same reports the
people form their mature conclusions. The crate
ful heart of the South awards the full need OF
praise to soldiers from every part Of the Con
federacy--and where all did so we'll, there can be
no dispute as 10 the superior galanry of any par
ticular corps.
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The and blockade having mainly suspended the employ
ment OF the OF New Orleans composed largely vplun-
eers' families and tt anciiy disabled, in great measure
those who ordinarily relieve the wants Of this class.
being much distress among them more prospect it has
been proposed planters living along the nAvEable
aud rail Dads send contributions of vegetables meal
etc TO be distributed from central depot in the civ and also
that resident provision Dealers crocers bakers butchers hue
ers etc can render their benevolent contributions e the sauna
p,ece and for the same purpose
The Mayor and Council have given the use of the splendid
iron water works building the levee at the head of Canal
Eeet for the depot being fitted M at once
cizcps furnishing the materials labor ETC. etc
Many planters all inGee who have been spoken withaye
most cordially proFered aid and some have been sending if for
month nat
Every ieabanlan who has been spoken to offers anspor
aton gratis as do the railroad companies Drayase will also
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SPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,


sPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For Its wonderful and benohonl qualities q GENTLN
STIMULANT, TONIC D1URE7TC and sUD0RIFIC, WHOLE
Is testified to by Physicians aDd thousands adegand Gentle
men In all parts Of Europe and America
Asa Gentle Stfrngg1nnt arC Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive orgna improving tie Appetite
and PurifJ ing the Blood.
AS - Dfarette,
It nparts heslty action 0 the GLANDS, gIDEEgS and
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DR0PSi', GUUF
ERUPTTVE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
As n SrtFoYgtsc.
upon the Skin, opening thu e1ro,re n iri
p1ro by n8ansibe persp4tio thereby driving FruponG
and cleansing the surface giving tone tte wos
system and BLOOMING SiIFT and HE ATTFiY condition
the KIN and COMPLEXION,
The Chippewa N'ri9)n Of Indians
Have long used the Blossom and F4u OF
their valuable remedies,
gn Germany,
dried and ,re4ergeG families for He rRs
spe6r's yVtne Of Elder
Is pure the Juice cultivated Elder By
PHYSICIANS and CHEMtTS, possca8ug relnnr
dicinal propeltiea SUPERIOR Any other
and an excellent article for all WEAK and DEeILTAf
Ed PERSONS and the AGED and TIEPIRM removing Alb
INSTRUCTIONS, improving tie APPETITE and beueHsng
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A AnHEes, 7Vza.e,
Because will ncxcate, 1t contains no mixture Of
prts other liquors. and admired for s rich peculiar aTor
and nnrVe properties importing healthy tone to thu
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS
&~A full may be used with MEALS or a
any time through the day, us desired
We will only your indulgence to make trial Of TIL
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by e. j, HART & CO, JOHN
WRIGHT CO., JAMES sY3tE, Canal street, by all
principal Druggists throughout the IInjedStstes
Trade supplied proprietor prices.
ALFRED SrEER, Proprietor,
my25 IyAW 2J8 broadway, New YoTs.
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RtaGoe Springs, alabama.

Inc Propfietors take this method of informing the public that
these SPRINGS situated the Bgbee river miles above
hone are at all times open for the reception of visitors.
we have now superior BAND OF MUSIC in attendance,
ana every effort shall be made part
comfortable.
BOATS leave Mobile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS and arrive ut the Springs about 10
O'Clock NEXT MORNING.
Conveyance all times at the river in readiness to convey
passengers to the Springs
JAMES COMMON & CO.. Propretors.
JAMES SYME, Druggist, l94 Canal street. New Orleans,
sole agent for the BLADON SPRINGS WATER
je2S 2p2msW
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SlG3a dries.

800 begs prime RIO COFFEE.
800 bbs MESS PORK.
800 tierct prime LARD.
80 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
100 tierces SUGAR CURED HAMS.
800 bbls. extra and superiine FLOUR.
100 kegs SHOT, assorted, buck and drop.
300 cases SARD1NEs half and quarter boxes
100 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
500 boxes Star CANDLES, IA and 16 OF.
200 bbls Recihcd WHISKY.
500 bbls, Refined, Crushed and Powdered SUGARS.
100 cases OYSTERS and HOLSTERS.
For saleby
JOHN T. MOORE & co.,
auto 2plm q and % Poydras street
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"a" Coal Oil and Lamps Country MeE-
chants Painters and the public generay will find the Great
Southern Coal Oil Lamp Emporium No Ghartres street.
by far the largest and only complete stock of PURE COAL
Oils and oAL OIL LAMPS in this city, witch Messr Co
VERT 4 HILL. te trade retail prices
than they be purchased for at other house in the
HoEth.
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The Mount Lebanon Baptist Of Thursday last
says
We have had fine rain since our last and an.
other Is promised while we write tTuesday. i p
M. Crops of cotton are fine in this neighborhoo5
are much injured in others for want Of rain There
Il marc ickness, but generally Of mild type.
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ans 2ptf

R1-Notice-1 take this method of Offering
my professional services free o. charge the families of those
who are absent from the city military duy Residence
Harmony street. Pry Coliseum Streets Fourth
District
Il y8l 2ptf P. YETSER, NJ. D.
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NJ IaE Cur DiaEuR "a Washington letter to d
Northern exchange says that Montgomery Blair.
Postmaster Genera, called to see Gen. Mcclellan
90 Saturday and began to give him his views,
6 Cen Sect and myself viii be responsible for the
campaign he replied, and We shan conduct h
as We think best Mr.. Blair took his hat and as.
garted.
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How IT WAS GAPTuRsn.-- Some time ago the
Black Republican papers published an account of
the presentation 10 Mrs. Lincoln Of flag, which
they said was taken from Q Louisiana regiment,
aud bore the inscription, & Tennessee Rifles.n 1t
appears that the flag belonged to The Tensas
Rifles, aud that the capture was boodless affair
81 viii be seen BY the st. Joseph Ola. Gazette:
We have been favored with the perusal Of a
letter written by Mr. G. G. Bfscoe, to his relatives
il this parish, and are permitted to make the fol
loving extract, referring to the Tensas Rifles:
The Tengas Rifles were in the field for a short
tine Ia the morning, as skiFmishers, but none were
siilea OF. wounded, but did lose their flag For
lls they are not to blame as it was left with the
baggage, which was taken early in the morning,
While Eenney's company was several miles off, Il
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Ser0reRS, SGs5ses and Bells.
W. manufacturing III this city
REGULATION LINE OFFICERS SWORDS,
Of good quality Having filled Of advance orders
can furnish to customers
RELIABLE ARTICLE
ri REASONABLE PRICE.
As9, sEGGEANTS' SWORDS, Bells and Plates Sa,hes,
Stars, etc, for au!e by
HYDE L. GOODRICH,
corner Of Canal aid Roy al Streets
iy22 >, 3|3'dwNoWefr Ncw " lua.g.
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RgB. l.. Defreese, the present incumbent,
Is candidate for Treasurer jyl 2pld
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.HassassaCt0ry Of uRl'isls.

SABRE5, DRAW SWORDS, SABRE BAYONETS.
We ready sell and receive orders for the following
tiCles--
ORDINANCE sABREs FOR OFFICERS, plain blade.
duInR5k
DRAW-SWORDS with gold ornaments
All KINDS Of Sabes made to order.
SABRE-BAYONETS, separate, adapted 10 the mu5tet
Military Companies have their Muskets rihed
made to admit the Sabre BayOue
SCARFS, Bells aud PLATES of all kinds
ORNAMENTS made to order also repairing.
S"The superiority of the arms well t!.is moderate
prices can be ascGrtunGd examination.
R-Depot No. IS CAMP STREET, up saiTs. au9 2plHt
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60 Mornings PaEens Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 t;rayeT New Or.
leans, i6 2ptf
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~
Tim GRAND ARMY OF THE UNITED STATEs.--For
those who take pleasure in the splendor OF wars
panopiy, and exhibitions Of military magniiGence
and greatness, the spectacle which is presented to
the country at the present time is exciting beyond
the possibility of parallel. The Federal army il
fast approaching an aggregate force Of 100000
men, and ere the lapse of many months, will be
equal in numbers, strength and discipline, to that
OF any power on the globe. In bravery, it has
already shown that it can vie with the veterans of
the French empire. Badly differed, and under
the most disadvantageous circumstances, as our
soldiers were at Big Bethel. Ball Run, and else
where, they fought with yaior that could not
have heen exceeded. Under the auspices that
will hereafter attend them, they will raise Ameri-
can exploits in war to the highest pinnacle of
fame. m. X. Herald.
That sounds wonderfully like the pompous flour.
ish of trumpets with which Bennett heralded the
onward to Richmond movement. The grand army
then, according to the Herald, was countless in
namhefs and Irresistible in might and when this
second ons is routed and driven from the field,
leaving behind its gems and baggage, it will take
the Black Republican editors but short time to
discover the causes Of defeat-pr premature move
saent, not ready for battle, overwhelming numbers
y of enemy, sudden appearance of fresh reinforce
aaentsi panic among teamsteEs, fat ieutenants
etc, but tlfing loss, and enemy badly cut up etc.
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Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association.
The Ladies Volunteer Aid Association call attention
following resolution
Resolved That applications viii he received from Copa
MES have authenticated by BEuder
Tracy Adutant, General Griyst. myls 2ptf
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BNtfe1' BtEsfeF :.

Just arrived, 20 Firkins Choice WESTERN BUTTER. viii
be sold low for Cash, by
FRANK ROBES & CO.,
aul2 2plt@ No. 40 Poydras street
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acknowledgements o. the Opening OF The
Free Market.
consequence orders being ready for delivery the ore
ing Market postponed until FRIDAY NEXT l6h
49, TEIOS MURRAY. President.
aul2 2ptd D. 1. RICARDO Secretary.
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, city Of New 1rleans'S
BE 1t remembered that this 18th day Of December 1850,
before the subscriber Justice the Peace for th'
city aforesaid personally appeared Omor Gaad President
and A. Schneider Secretary of the CzenB Mutual Insurance
Company, of New Orleans who being duly according 10
law do GpoBe and thHt the above Just aud
true end transcript from the hooks Of said Company
0. GAILIARD, President.
A. sCHRE1BER Secretary.
Sworn aud subscribed before me, this day, December Is,
1860. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parrish Of Orleans
The Board OF ruse0s have resolved pay per In
eEes On the outstanding Certificates Of Profits for tbs
1881 1853 and 1850 and after the MONDAY Feb
TuHry Rsht
-TRUsrsFs-
SEQ. W. West, r. p Iinnt,
Jas. A. Whts, NJ NILSSON,
IeGgiAs "est Martin 00rdGn, ~
p JAnsoh, Mama AuguStiB,
Ar dtltenbergar, CeFGiTo Olivier,
J. Leisy, A. bonn,
Oner Gailisrd.
Company continpsto insure agRns, the perB
and rvers and loss and damage by Ere The
premiums
w. Office, No. Observation-Disclosures. dl7n
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARSE OF ORLEANS, ]


City Of New Orleans. s
&c II remembered. that on the 18th day Jauuar5 leGG
the subscriber Justice Of the and Tor tho
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President and
James edwards Secretary, of the Sun Mutual
Of New Orleans who being duly according law
do depoe and that the above just
aud transcription books Of said company
THOS sLOO, President.
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed day OF January
1850 b. F. MITCHELL, ~
Second Just!ce CT the Peace Parish Of Orleans
ahe Board of reeoiV Of SIX
FEE CENT IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates
fTohS the holders their legal representatives.
ana after the 18th day February AiSo
dividend OF FORTY PER CENT &c per cent? on the ne
earned premiums OF the Company the YERT ending
Der 3ls 1859 for which certificates will heissued
March
The Directors, after reserVing ONE MILLION OF DOL
LA RS Of proftB have further resolved all outstanding
Certificates of Profits the redeemed
and paid to the holders thereof their legal representatives
and after the 18th lay of February The CeriRces
produced the time of payment caTcement and nterost
to after the 3st December 1880
THOMAS SLOO, President.
JAaES D. DENEGHE, Vice President
JAEEs EDWARDS, Secretary.
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Report of the Ladies' Society of the q. $. A.

The Ladies' Society of the Confederate Army beg
submit to the public the following quarterly. report
Since the eth of May last they have up for different
military companies $3.50 garments and furnished grsui.
ouy 400 shirts and drawers and go kepis. They have pre-
pared and distributed TOO bandages $50 pounds lint 20
yards Of compreSes besides sending on 10 Virginia large
quantity of secondhand clothing other recessaes for the
sick and wounded.
The Society has received in donations of cash from
From an unknown person, in an order n mercantile
house for goods. 1000 90
They have paid Soldiers wives and other working
women, in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,,.,.,,,,, 1850 90
The ladies take pleasure in thus publicly returning
the liberal and patriotic gentleman who so lately conrb
ted SeO for an additional donation $500 and to the follow
ing gentlemen for fRvors received
MeSsrs Boswori Co., Corson Il Armstrong Steson j. D.
Ben Sons, GiQuel Jameson, Wilcox Gibbs Brasenan
". H. Letchfold Co, McSea Value Peee & Smms Gold.
smith Il Hnber.
They also return thanks to numerous ladies for liberal dona.
tons OF sunry articles and particularly Of them who
have given their time and labor to the common cause.
Lastly their thanks due to the editors of the Crescent
Daily Delta and Bee for kindly publishing their numerous com.
muucations gratis
MRs. JAMES ROSS President.
Mrs 4. W. PRlTcuARp, Sec'y.
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Clearing OsCE Sale


LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS
MATTIEGS,
WINDOW SHADES.
- TABLE COVERS,
PIANO COVERS
LACE CURTAINS,
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, etc.
The wcIl-known CARPET STORE, 100 CANAL. STREET,
will be opened TUESDAY, the 5Uh inst when the WHOLE
STOCK will be disposed Of ut
HALF PRICE,.
We respectfully call the attention the Trade this Stock
sold before the Is: September, and the
given up.
Remember the number
100 TOURO BUILDINGS,
aul2 2pMoWesa Four doors from Royal street.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 9, lsGl.
Mr. Editor Will you have the kindness to publish the follow
ing account for the satisfaction of the contributors with the
thanks of the ladies of the Society of the Confederate army
Capt lowell for the donation to them of the balance Sol
Mis-. JAMES ROSS, President
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.2he Southern
Q 1 Il Q O M u "A N Y
OFFICE, Zg CAME SrREE!T
New Orleans.

OILS, NAVY PITCH, AxLE GREASE AND MARTHA.
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CRESCENT CADETS. The regular monthly meet
lug Of this fine company viii be held this evening,
.at 81 .GlaYier street.
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The following gentlemen compose thu permanent committee
for the relief Of The sick and wounded ,oders of the Southern
Contederacy-
W. A. ELMORE President.
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The undersigned Cotton Factors in the city of New Orleans
in view OF the interests of all pnres recommend their
aud correspondents, ship any portion of
their If Cotton this city their
plantations blockade fully and entirely abandoned
o which duel will he
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Proceedings
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
Nv ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with tho ORDINANCES passed by said Convyr
ton och latggas and the CONSTITUTIONS Q. t&s State
amended
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD Il STEEL, PETER O'DONNELL
7. L. WHITE, herbert Il ESGLUsSE
GEO. ELLIS, W, +, GOLDTHWAlTG,
P.HAWES& CO., E. EXEEIEI.
T. FITZWILLlAM
ag"Oriers the country tiled al oeral discount
N.Y. 22G
&sas'asgCsga'e.
G3EUFF BROTHER tx SEAyHEs,
40 Magazine street,
Opposite the St, James Eotel. NEW ORLEANS,
IMPORTERS AND L0BBER8 OF.
sToreIap and domestic Hardware
'DTLERY AND GUNS
asnutscgursTs Of 8IFLEs and pEERINGER PISTOL.
uEsutorr of the Cas-; steel Ovsl-Eys COTTON HOES.
'ote agents R. P. Bruf's ceo AXES
tUaAR SKIMMERS, LADLt ana CANE KNIVES
EVILS vTCEs 0HAI~ PLANTATION T0OLse.L,
49, "'nln'"rrt1rr mail application ival IpI
BLACK Is FIOLTX. No. 10 POYDRAs STREET
NEW ORLEANS, La.
Dealers "copper" Tin Ironysrr
and Stoves, Of the approved patterns.
SFENgIL MARKING PLATES, for Merchants Hanufsc
pres CoeN P1aRtars in Copper and Brass in snpe
rtoT style.
sa~G4ulerinR footing all its various branches.
a3~Johbng promptly attended TO, as ~