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ELECTORAL TICKET. No electoral ticket will re-
ceiye the support of the people unless pledged 70
vote for Jefferson Davis and Alex. a. Stevens.
They are cpnfessedly the right men in the right
place. A ticket ought to be formed on the follow
ing basis y .
u. no opposition and no political conTentions.
Z. Compose it of men of the old parties who
yield willing loyalty to the Confederate Govern
Iaent. Ne sa5g-s
81. Leaye out ofieesseekers and all who Should
be soldiers thereby restricting the sphere of selee
ton to the narrpwest possible compass.
4. Select nons but men Of character and position.
The following ticket fnlfs these conditions.
For State Ill large alexander Mouton "a D, James
q. Campbell Il. s. LIST District, Charles Berbigny
(w, ia District. John g. Kicks (dl sd District;
George s. Guion IVY 9Th District, w. r. Barrow
A.3 9Th District 81 Egan, ST., tdo 18th District,
John Eouth fW.l II.
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The members Of the Crescent City Guards Company A. 5h
Rec Louisiana Volunteers being DESTROYS of rendering
their sincere thanks j. MORGAN HALL ESD New
leRng, avail themselves Of Of making their
friends and kirdged home their gratitude the above
NAMED gentleman The many favos bestowed by his gener
Gus hsnd;o eunerate them would occupy much for
publication 1t but recently thai we have discovered the long
unknown source which anticipated aud readily supoied
many nceSsaries of camp life. The last Nhough the
LEAST this genteanls of kindness The presentation
of M abundant supply Of shoes for the entire Company they
came opportunsly and duly appreciated. His modest
Of contributing others welfare comfort sft us no
chance of manfeStng our gratitude personally But
days have passed since like the through
the fosy rss OF this Peninsula the of
panys father greeted all radiant with smiles battle
field OF Bethel Immediately burning of Hampton and
unsuccessful attempt draw the enemy tvho ounumbered
tive onel Into mortal combat, His stay short his
words cheering and his memory will remain
the hearts Of this Company. - seI3 20
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On Sunday morning, 18th inst, at clock JULIUS BER
LIN aged about 50 years. Il native OF Switzerland.
His friends and acquanrces respectfully nvitet to at
tend funeral this morning 10 O'clock from his late resi-
denee, OF Magnolia street, between Ereto and ITALIA.
On Sunday evening, l5hins. at O'clock, DAVID HAR-
PR youngest sen Richard H. and Matilda Crawford aged
Il mouths. ' --
friends and acquaintance Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral at o'clock this afternoon from
their residence, No. 3S6 Rampant street, late Hercules
Gu Sunday 18th lost ALEXANDER MARKS, in the 9TH
year of his age native Of Charleston s. c. but for many
years resident OF this city ......s--.E ,.....,..
R-Mcmph Tenn, Charleston, and Columbia, s. c. papers
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TIE Southern
O I l. Q . M L q II Y.
OFFICE, 12 CAnIF GCREIr,
New Orleans.
n ew Orleans
OILS, NAVY PITCH, AXLE GREASE AND NArruA.

No. ! CAR BOX OIL. in casks aud 5arre'i 'u-
pefior to Lard equal spe'ra oils for
Railroad boNes....,....,..-,.-. b cts. gal
Nc. J REFINED OIL, in casks AID barrels,
suitable for mixing with any other oiB.. 90 >.
No. 2 REFINED OIL. in casks and barrels,
irritable for painting OF all outside work,
and sy color except white. ...,...,...,. g5 -
Nc. 3 REFINED OIL, in casks and bos,, srit-
eue Tor Ship and Steamboat decks, Roof
Ing, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
No. GAS Ill. IN casks and hhrrei3, suitable
the vatious kinds OF gas apparatus. IS =.
COMMON ROsIE OIL, In casks, sHit2bls for
mixing with Lime for WASHES also FOR
covering fences, works etc, pSeserV
ing the wood from exposure % the
ther, OF for mixing with coufnen paint or
Tanners D!s-..,..-. .-......,,...-,-.,, ~
AXLEo OF WfEEL. GREASE ir barrels half
bbs., and kegs, made for The Plantation,
Farm, City and Country ~ 10 H..
NArTHA, Grade and Refined IN cast7, rset
for curlnR burning ads, ETC., 10 to 70 gall
NAVY FITCH, ia z aHd ~ gall baree.s
raned free from Wees, sand, Eiipa, cad
other impurities. PricsHeGps4i-E 10 -
ket,
We Row manufacturing tie sb9e enumerated articles
prepared all orders. We cali ncrtiaa Of
Dealers Consumers .tock ao hesr In Mid they
PURE and UNIFORM, manufactured exclusively from
Southern material and managed and owed By Southern
TREASURY NOTES iakea at par Discounts r1aGc to Tie
trade.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
jyl f2r6t Presdent.
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CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.
NEW ORLEANS Aug r. 1861.
Having bean appointed by the Secretary of War; agent
collect receive, and purchase small Confederate
States deem necessary aud expedent to make known the
fact as generally possible the better cooperation in
work which needs done quickly Citizens patriots
Your Government asks for the maby guns
that lie, unused in houses. Recent experiments have
that of your fine Double Bsrelled Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball, is than a
much talked Of Mimic GuSket. Then bring them forth and
place them the altar country's liberty that they
e the noble Christian
Tense II objection be made sending away your guns
oe urged that MA need them hone the reply is that
the sret prevent the necessity Of nsin home
piace them in the hands of the many thousands brave
men who chatting with anxious desire stand
deemed uron0uoive then the reflection high in AL
thQrity those i'll Whose Judgment all have confidence and
who, is cut fair pre- know we'll necessities both
at hume and on borders, have after debe
aGgurated this should be sufficient guarantee for
the wisdom, utility and patriotism the service YOU are called
On TO perform Then desire short war; speedy peace
ard an acknowledgements Independence to
selves place the disposal your
you desire TO strike terror to the hearts CT those
plotting snbngaton end destruction known that
the truSy Rife and the death dealing Shot Gun which You
have hitherto highly priced take part in the next con
ci rendering II possible, victory complete
their defeat and route on the plains of Manassas
Ny Instructions ontsmpae shall send forth into oar
more popnous regions assistant agents. charged the duty
o collecting aid forwarding proper points, weapons
thus obtained may be well here state any one who
wishes to do though he be by Agent can
geay facilitate This work sending any guns has or can
commando TO address, Of Robert Pki, No Camp
street, New Orleans.
BALLARD s. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Arms
for the Confederate States auI3 2ptf
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rms rAo4 hIEsIlI4.--we have the Times i the

ITHaEs IRON MEsILLA.--We have the Times of the
18th from which We take the foliewings
The United States forces are reported to be con
eentrating at Fort Craig in large numbers. FonI
companies were to arrive there ca the l4th inst
The fart was being fortified.
One hundred men left Fort Fillmore ON the 18th
last, on scout in the direction of Fort Craig.
Lieut. Col. Baylor left on the 18th for Richmond
Virginia, via San Antonio; He has been rendered
byt5en. a s. Johnston position in hisstat, which
we are informed he will probably accept The
Colonel will carry with him, wherever he may 60
the high regard and well wishes Of the people 81
Arizona. sNa
Major Edwin Waller il left in command Of the
troops In Arizoua, and exlof1feio Governor. He
has delegated his civil functions to Samuel s. Jones'
Major Waller is deserFedly very popular in the
Terrifory s#484 "a 6S7S5 t4S z5ssM ~ Az
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SaGaeGGg'ses.

900 ps Is prime RIO COFFEE.
$50 hbls. MESS PORK.
Boot prime LARD.
50 casks BACON SHOULDERS,
IGO tieEces SUGAR CURED HAMS.
800 bbls. extra and supertue FLOUR.
100 kegs oHOF, assorted, bpck and drop.
800 cases sARDINEs, half and quarter boxes
100 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
so boxes Star CANDLES IA and 16 o..
200 bb!s. Rectifed WHISKY.
500 bbls, Refined, Crushed and Powdered SUGARS.
100 cases OYSTERS and LOBsTERs.
For eby
JOHN I. MOORE & CO.,
aulO 2plu 81 and % Poydras street
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4 CowARpLY COLONEL Colonel ola Western
regiment, tits currently reported, left his meR on
the field, Jumped into private carriage, drew his
revolver on the driver and commanded him to drive
on. leaving behind those who had hired the coach
Upon being INTERCEPTED at Fairfax as to where his
regiment was, the brave Colonel informed has
friend that he supposed they had all gone to HI.
Gen Scott is panied beyond description at the con-
duct Of the officers in command of our forces.
Z = $50 Washington Star.
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Flags, Sgords, Ssc0rds, EVags.

Flags, SsU0rds, SsC0rGs, EYags.
The undersigned great expense, has established in this
city Mandatory making SWORDS, any qRaRtity for
Officers which he offers for sale s25 each.
Every Sword issued from his factory is fully guaranteed
be equa if Superior any manufactured at home i'm
ported from foreign Parties purchasing will be
fectly satisfied.
Has also hand large, varied and rich assortment, Of
GOLD SILVER, AND WORsTED
MILITARY TRIMMINGS
EMBRo1DERING IN GOLD done in tie most elegant
ner, aud in any style ordered.
Offers for sale
WORSTED the best and largest stock IN the Confed-
crate States
FLAGS Of all SIZES, Plain and Embroidered for Companies,
Regiments a>d Societies, made order with dispatch.
FLAG sTAFFs AND SPEARS, either Gold or Silver, Al
ways hand.
F. GUEBLE,
No, I57 Canal street, reNt door IL d. H. Hylnes'
E-OTders from the country will promptly attended
sel0 2plna
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to sustain this arrest. They are entirely Ignorant
into whose hands they fallen, and are as much
guarded as ii they were the verest conyicts on
record.
They cannot consistently ask any favers Of this
Government, neither do they wish to. THEM bones
pression-but my blood boils with an indignant
strength, No one knows of my having written this
letter; do so on my own responsibility.
How lcag these prosecutions are to be eon9hueo
we cannot imagine but the public shall know
what Lincoln has inaugurated.
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BIrEES BY A RATTLEsSAKE.-Th Houma Ceres
of Thursday has the following:
Last week a negro man, belonging to Messrs.
Bash & Gueno was bitten on the thigh by large
rattlesnake that had taken up his quarters in hol-
low log upon which the negro was cutting. Whisky
was at once administered in large quantities. The
negro was soon reduced to a state of complete
drunkenness, from which, as we'll as from the
snake bite, he in due time recovered.
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Ladies' Volunteer Ala Association.

The LADIES' Volunteer Aid Association call attention
Following resolution
Resolved That no applications will be received from Compa
MES that have been authenticated By BIgade
Tracy or Adjuaut General tIrvet Hyl5 2ptf
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~ AaHvLInEE, TENN JESS s. EsE,
UGAR AND MOLAs ES.

It be obvious every thinking that owing
distractions by the present war that
Virginia, North Carona, Of florda Alabama Georgia,
Kentucky, Middle East Tennessee get Sugar
and Mcasses from Nashville MOST CONVENIENT, and
CHEAP ER for them than from any other point These States
require 200 hhds OF present incoming crop
We have established ourselves No. Market street. Nash
WILLIE for the sale of all the Sugar and Moasses that may
ped address, Planters viii ship rvct from their pana
tons 10 expense OF pu New Orleans. Dect
agent Memphis Charleston Railroad, the Nashville
AMI Decatur Railroad, TO address.
Our M JAMES is nov absent to Virginia and other States,
making with large dealers The
Of Sugar un Mossse hat will sble place the
Sugars M fast, II possiIs, AS hey received.
We pedgs ourselves omp re4ltnUe1 and fidelity in
tainlng the best prices D.,
Liberal ad when desired saas made exclusively
Tor css 81.
PAYNE, JAMES L. co.
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3 Bennett, of the New York Herald, IS after Rns-
sell, LID, again with ferocious bitterness. lie
thinks that the letters LII. D. should be transposeu
to read ell. D. L,,n and be interpreted to signify
isr Damn LIAR ~ .a..
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TEXAS TRoops.--The Grenada (Miss') mouPe,
Of the 18th inst, says that on Monday SIX hundred
troops, On Tuesday Eve hundred, and on "eohes'
day six hundred, from Texas, passed thai place Oh
the Central road, enroute to Virginia. 5-
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AeapEMY OF MEs1c.- Harry Mccarthy again
To-night the versatile genius. Harry Mccarthy
commences another engagement tthe Academy
of Music. Mr. Mccarthy Has many friends and ad-
msers here and his reappearance is, no doubt,
owing to the fact that they were unwilling TO be
deprived of the amusement he Afforded them By
his popular presentations and fine singing. We
hope he win meet with all the encourage iaent he
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AunFaoR OF PuBLIc AceouSTs.-Ihe name Of
Mr. Cyrus Thompson is announced in oaTrcolumns
this morning in connection with the position OF
Auiiitor III Pablo Accounts. Mr.. Thompson is
well known ii this eity, well as IN the interior
Of State and is a gentleman who weuld fill the
place with honor to himself and preiit to the State.
The election takes place in November. 1.5;s
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Gov. AFeoREss RECOMMEND ALTON re THE BAasxs.---
We direct general attention TO the proclamation
of GOV. Thos. o, Moore, which will be found in
another part ef our paper this morHing. The
document speaks for itself, and viii doa5tless
meet with support throughout every section Of the
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let No .V'tgs'se or Mother
Neglect the first symptoms Of the presence Of in the
delicate viscera young child IN nine ten con
WILSON'S the terrible destroyer life and intellect proceed
from this Avoid such consequence by prop; Of
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE,
preparation without any mineral faint safe painless
and nfallibe remedy for all forms of The complaint
Be- particular and remember the nare WIuers Canadian
vemuge This is the only article that depended
Remember this.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 3, CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
selG 2p3teodkltW New Orleans.
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nor SALE

FOR SAKE
$50 lbs BLOCK TIN, in bars.
BY RulLIP MCGUIRE,
aug los Magazine streef
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TFo NBGessA RfEs-air. WI. Cushing, No. 81
81 th Hioping very necessary
edaes tus tAfs sud lead Both nush
eedea hops that they Wt. g5t them
sQA possabhe 6iuEF$t 10 kep Themselves warm and
as.4i 10 do a sik sfsaes etiieirenemies
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a. ROYAL, sAlhmA4xEGs,

Nos Is Canal II Orossmsn Streets
Sign of the Root Hog or Die
Manufacturer OF all Kinds Plain Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TARPAULINs, etc. Also ali kinds of FLAGS aid
BANNERS, suitable for companies other purposes T''a
FsgstRdS SHIT Fall Purchase Ropes snga,etc bf'eo
sizes ready strapped likewise all kinds OF heavy bLpuN'
sPAES and RIGGING raising machinery o. sns
other heavy Eaater1al.
have likewise OBJ hanu ma 10, OF SPRUCE sPARs which
offer for sale Cheap Cash
Al of the articles found ct Eos 10 Canal $40
Grosstnan streets New Orleans -fs.-
NJ b. Sail and Rigging Its branches, ono eo'pp'
ordeIs promptly filed at the shortest possible notice.
mig ly&W
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y b = . (
sEcRErARY SEWARD AND TUE WAR.-40n q late
visit Of Secretary Seward to his homie in Auburn,
New York alarge crowd Of people had gathered,
and IL the course 81 a few remarks MI. Seward
said z,,a IS n s ", is
You will ask, tell ns when the war will end2 II
may terminate next week, next month, next year.
That depends upon you. II yon are. brave, il you
are loyal, 1t yon are noble, the war will soon be
strength JIG il for You to compel a peace. The
United States possess 20 n0o 900 Of free citizens
the disloyal States 8 900 600. II you are equally
as brave, as desoted to the cause Of your country
inmate But Ii they, are more courageous, more
active Ill they are the strongest then tile dura-
ton of the war is, indeed, an uncertainty, 1T
amounts 10 Just this an appeal has been made by
eh M sslaafs s1e aloffy 4,
majority nov submit, It il only because they are
less brave true and conra geous, NJ. . III ,s.,
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LEASH dyertser IL qua, pa pet this morn
wis cat story awciiag, pleasantly ss
ttsse& In Eaasih lis4ei, " get
eolEariahig 3 she gertI eslaut. .
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sPEaEf' 81 GREAa STOCK or MILITARY GeoDs--
Military Who pteparing for TIE and who
sese ctan The goods At low prices should call at
Piaet esjun They will then find
a that be desired andtle hest Of all
he received Mr Piist knows
taa Of where to procure the
goods crafty ese waats Hd ieoes Il i mystery but
does teh, thu goods he had The
1aes lind as usual in this descFp
tippof gposs for tiHug their dresses, bonnals,
elc., besides soaps and fot The toilet
We Acpe viii call these goods.
-------i2 s--7E--------9s ESsfE$ ltst D
IL THERE HOUSE WITHOUT RATS This queg-
by aiessss ahH right ca, Mes q and l5
lasIss street. the question also hesey M
pearSnpe truth. Ne also tllhk not and
iss witt al other who aSoke ia the dead
night 81 shat at first s taken for thieves then
CHESTS aid finally fond RATS Messy we ssnpsthss
VIA ha but Yil aoaoao longer. il they do not syeay
5er themselves Of the nuisance. Wright
4 gieTA aIneafs. and ies IL be .trS d, Il
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To GyRsnITHs.- Mr.. Thomas Bailey, No. 9s
CaFres street, wss engage abe srpises Of senyye
gaod worhien upon gans. sss dsertisetsssat hs s
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WIHERs VERAIFBeE. This celebrated medicine
iafoF sale at he greet lasaiea NO. q
sad Ibt Ghartres Ell Zee sdser.seasent.$ W a
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A card to Cotton Planters.

The undersigned Cotton Factors the city Of New Orleans
Of the interests of all PARTIES recommend to their yari
customers and correspondents not ship portion of
their crops of Cotton to this city from their
plantations until the blockade fully and entirely abandoned
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NEW Nuslc. The following named pieces Of
new music have been laid upon our table by the
publishers Y
IL. The sontkrens Ghaunt Of Reliance song or
dsarteste, words b. lady Of Kentucky end music
by ii. q. Blacknar, published ss57 A. y. ElackmsS
u Bro, No. Is Camp street. ii S
q Isee her still in my dreasls," ballad, poetry
and music BY Stephen G. Foster, published also by
Msssrs Biackmar 4 Bro. 81
These pieces are both beautiful, and will no
doubt, attain great popularity
Y Gen. McGnloeh' y Grand Ms rel. q sompcseG by
John Jacob, published by Louis Gru0ewah, %
Y Chartres street. This is a fine piece of music.
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R9HNotiee-l take this method of Offering
my professional services, free Of charge families
who absent from The city military duty. Residence
Harmony between Prytsna COLISEUM streets Fourth
District. g. ... s-5-. . ..,r.
! Il ySl 2ptf P YFISFR NJ D.
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&4~For Auditor Of Public Accounts-Cyrus
THOMPSON of this city is candidate for State Auditor
the election in November next. o. a... seI6 I'd
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~ AerrinS's Patent champion Fire and
HrRa1 Proof RAFE Nos 81 and 81 ravier New Orr
lssus d6 2pH
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aS~O. TaIamon DGssuiArnea ~ Cos. Import
Of Foreign Dry Nooda, No Mgs,ie Merchants
of the interior and from R0jog Ssies, visiting the city, will
lind the sbovenaHs etabj het Of tbs complete
of Foreign Dry Gods lamp 1;ed Into this
try, sold prices wer would be thought possible in
ordinary tunes. Give hem caIl. seq arItiead
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is There q H0essc Without Rats 2

Is There Il HF0essc Without Rats 2
We think Il is astonishing think Of the quantity Of
food they make with in fact what would support least
three children Why do you allow them This is
The question. Don't yoa know that
WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH EXTERMINATOR
will lay them in the dust and you will be perfectly foa
dreadful nuisance?
For sGle, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT d CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
q and I5l Charities street,
selG 2p3reod<y New Orleans
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&s~ Fox Congress = We are authorized 10
announce SA ~ REID Ed, cRndid"e for III Second
Congressional District posed The Frt and Fourth MUM
cph Districts Of Ne Orleans aud Parish Of Jefferson,
repreent District in the st regular Con-
OF the Confederate States subject the approval and
ratification the et,tof, The election held
the first Monday Of November ue,t, sei2 ltAIoUs4s
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81 Bor Auditor of Pubic AceeunJs-Pleas%
announce Il. PtRALpA candidate for Auditor Public
accounts at the election November.
~ spte I'd ~. ..- cREOIE.
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TO CITIZENS.
New ORLEANS, Aug 49, 1861
As this Committee has received with eeep regret positive
proof that mpOns have been pracced upon the public gen
crosby by ming relief who not entitled to the
same, they hereby appeal all good citizens who may
to the knowledge Of any such Of fraud to inform mem
bes Of the Committee person. leave such information,
with little delay possible their Office Secretarys Room
of Board Of Aldermen. The following the
Of the Committee &C.
GERARD STIFII, Boacd Of Aldermen.
S. P. DELABARRE, :. =.
" I. +, FOkoTALI, e.. :.
j. II. HUCKINS =.
JAS. BEGGS. Board Of Asst. Aldermen.
W. ROD3K(ES, e. E.
j. B LEEFB, -. =.
JAMES DAVIS, E. e.
JAMES BEGGS
GsI9 2ptf Chairman Of the Committee
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Last HE'eefI
oil
GREAT CARPET S LIE,
20............ Canal street 20
The entire stock be sold price. The sock
prises great assortment Of
& a II K: IT s.,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTfSGS,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE COVERS,
LACE CURTAINS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS etc
HY-Rernenlber the number
No. 100 CANAL STREET,
TOCRo BUILDINGS
sel6 2pMoWesa Four doors from Royal street.
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This article Is ofie9sd for sale by the
aa9 aiagies street, ReAd tie uosice.