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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-26

lucy passed me Eighth and Seventy first at Havre de
o,a'o ao'$ five O'Clock. The Eighth and Seventy first
wharf, % at New York about morrow. The Six
yn' Ih will arrive at New York about O'Clock in the
:" ernoon, Great delay is occasoned by the number CT
/, troops passing to and from Washington.
The Twenty -eighh regiment left Washington at half
past three O'Clock. All the troops are in special trans
and no definite time be named for their arrival at
New York
Lieut. Col Nugent of tho Sixty NINTH is now here, hay.
ing preceded his regiment The regiment is under com.
mand Of Capt James Kelly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-26
THE RETURNING TROOPS AT WHEELING

WHEE.IN1, July 20. IbbI
The Tenth Indiana regiment Col Benton, three months
volunteers, passed through hereHto.day, their way
home TO be mustered out OF service They were intro.
duced to Gov Pierrepont, who made telling speech
thanking them in the name of Virginia for their gallant
conduct at Rich Mountain They the recipients of
fine dinner prepared by the patriotic ladies OF Wheeling
The sturges Rifles, of Ohio Gen cClelans body guard
passed here today, en- route for Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-26
PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL PATTERSON.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA,
HAMPERS FERRY July 25 1861. !
The term for which the troops from Pennsylvania
called into service having expired and nearly all Of them
having returned to their homes the Commanding General
by direction Of the War Department, rehnquishes
mand of this department the expiration Of the O
service.
The Commanding General regrets TO leave you but II is
with satisfaction that you have steadily advanced the
face of the enemy, in greatly superior numbers and
tiery, and offered battle, which they refused until pro-
tected by their strong intrenchments at Winchester
You have done all that was possible, and more than
could have been expected demanded and advan
tage has not been taken Of your sacrifice and If the fruits
ofyour campaign have been lost the fault be
puted to you.
To the members of the department and staff he tenders
his thanks for their efficient aid and devotion 10 duty
r. PATTERSON, Major General Commanding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-26
IMPORTANT FRoM HARPEa's FERRY.
Arrival Of Gen. Banks and Stalf-PrOCl
ton and Explanations Of Gen. Patterson,
&c., &C., &c.

ARRIVAL OF GENERAL BANKS AND STAFF.
HARPERs FERyR, July %, 1861.
General Banks and staf crossed the Potomac al mid.
night, and took quarters at the Wager House. This
morning at nine, he was waited upon by Major General
Patterson and Major General Renn with their stats and
large number Of other officers.
General Banks assumed command Of this military CO.
parlment to-day.
Geaeral Patterson has left
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-26

BOSTON, July 20 1851
The circular from Secretary Chase asking loan Of five
millions Of dollars from the Boston banks for sixty days
At six per cent interest," is being readily responded to-
Yesterday several Of the banks subscribed from hun
dred to two hundred and fifty thousand dollars each
while the others concur but have to refer the matter
their boards directors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-26
MAJOR KEARNEY APPOINTED A BRIGA Adler
GENERAL.

NEwAKki July ~, I6BI.
Philip Kearney OF this city, formerly breve. Major Of
the First Dragons has been appointed Brgadier Gene
raj This is highly commcndable appointment and one
that gives great satisfaction here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-26
McMULLEN'S RANGERS.

PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1861.
report reached here this afternoon that McMullens
Rangers at Harpcrs Ferry surprised by the rebels
and Gu, TO pieces The report however, is entirely
founded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-26

TIE REBELLION.
Interesting News from
Washington.
v.>,yv>S~,,o~>~.>>Y>-~~ y
Additional Details Of the
Battle at Bulls Ru,l
The Names of the Killed and
Wounded.
The Onion Loss Probably Less
than One Thousand.
Extravagant Rebel Ac-
counts Of the Battle.
PROCLAMATION OF GOV. MORGAN
Twenty-Five Thousand Volunteers for
the War Called For.
NEWS FROM HARPER'S FERRY.
Gen. Banks in Command OF the Army
Of the Upper Potomac.
Gen. PattersOn's Explanation
Of His Operations.
Arrival and Speech of Gen.
Mcclellan at Philadelphia.
The Eighth, Twenty-eighth, Sixty.ninth
and Seventy-drst Regiments to
Arrive in New York To-day.
PREPARATIONS FOR THEIR RECEPTION,
&c., &C., &c.
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MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL BEAUREGARD.

II reported that Gen Bcauregard has gone in the d
roction Of Harpor's Ferry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-26

GENERAL MCCLELLAN AT PHILADELPHIA
HIS JOURNEY FROM BEVERLY TO wAsHINGToS-Hls
RECEPTION AT PiT1sBuRG-uIs SPEECH IN PHILA.
DELpHIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-26
the BULLS RUN BATTLE.
Additional Details OF the
Conflict.
Wonderful Particulars Of the Battle
BY the Rebels.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED,
&C., &C., &C.
WASHINGTON, July 25, 1861.

WASHINGTON, July 25, 1861.
Although official returns have yet been sent into the
War Department of the loss in killed and wounded guns
provision wagons and small arms in the retreat from
Bulls Sunday, have on high military authority
that the following is about the fact
Killed. $50
not much Injured. 500
Wagons loaded with provisions, loss. .,........ %
Cannon spiked and left on the field and abandoned in
the stampede and not since recovered. ........ II
Small arms dropped, about half OF which number
were picked up by ordnance wagons on Monday 500
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THE TEMPORARY MATT ONAL LOAN.

LOCKWOOD l.. Do1Y, Private Secretary.
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THE SEVENTY FIRST, SIXTY-NINTH AND
EIGHTH NEW YORK REGIMENTS.
PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1861.
The Sixty ninth regiment left Washington ut one O'Clock
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17
President Judga.

Among the Offices - be filed this faI +.
that Oi President Judge of this judicial l-s.
trict, ami a. the incumbent huii. il ten ye.ss.
II i 4 vast Importance = the people that III
nominee should be . man learned IN tha l.E
u fearless disposition 10 mete ont justice 70
eyl! dseTs Ut -. kinds aai If sound ;ug--.
msnt, 50 that his decisions NAV Jc in accord.
ance with right. \ perfect man We d. OF,
expect 10 hn4-Bor j. il likely such vii E..
presented lnF nom laatlen-Lut one rla-.:a..
tie above requirements i IN reality wha, H.
people stand in need Of and far mv rs-r
hnow II na one AZ TIE lar of Mi-7.a e.ur.-r
more likely 20 devote his energies e. 2 :es--
less and impartial administrator of ta- d.
ties pertaining Ia that iIupurran, utso- ;iar
SsEEEL ;. No,Iss- Esq. of LewistaxH.-
There are i''=- positions gIils;n Tie Ei.. :
the People which piten enoIs.c fh- men vh5
nj them. by ImparJ5ng q c.u>y.suSI=S- that
the trust - Of ia"Te t3Ian ordinary import.
ance, and therefore requires 81 s~er a,feut.ea
L lts duties and administration than auv
other, because il necessarily brings l5.a-.
tLem ali classes Of men whose ,-ca, r.-s:.i -
must 1e ddiE weighed a:4d canyass-E sn e.5-
er 10 arrive Il: just decision Mr IS. It Is
admitted on ali hands whi!e practising laa,
was Az able and faithful attorney. ar.. Il. A. 7E.
ference j. at least logical that lie wgu.l make
an able AM t-iiLf4! Judge.
JuiY Is. 1861.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17

eH0o6And.s German Bitssrs zey., s..s
Read the advertisement IN zaoihzf esly-.-
n-The ezpuisiOu of John Z. cl.,f.
representative fron Aissoari, by ,as II
of Representatives. was jass sri d..
act towards . bra1en and inzi3ioas tr.f.,.
@ Hoofand's Balsamic Cordial 3, -
vertisement Of which viii be Esurs i a.
er column, viii cure tba worst a.sas q ala.
coughs. &C.. &c.
eAJohn Bell ef Tenaasse. ws, NJ
fan for the Uniou and enf3rrener; = :.
the laws. has made hi1sseIf :. SAL.
hanging should thasa laws = sas.,..s
Whiskey is sad &c hare ezuss3 his 5gv-ss
saThe LeWistown Democrat has r,s3
deal 10 say in 5 general way atsut =. -,
Tuptions 0f Coz. Cartin's ztrsinis.-r.---
Suppose II points cut these alleged sz,,r,.
items more sPecifeaIly-if it eAu.
ES Vallandigh4na, the tory Ctais C2.r.,,...
man, visited the Ohio regiments z--or. \.
Potomac few days sgo, and va. re,zs,.s
with sueh decided marks q aisfarar .f,. !,
was forced to leave far fear e rislersa II.
was hung IN e9gy, and on taking als 5=,z,.
ture vas peliel Ei;h oaioas and s,l.z, rr,.,
siies.
~The steamship Sa1oa.a. arrived =.
New York, brings Liverpool dates = ,bs y
inst The great IRE in Lsu3ga vas san ts-,,
ing amcDg the ruins. The appeal r rsa
American BguaUzvEes hz. f==- s--.--sz.ss -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17

Isrk regiment, numbering ihirty-zeEea men,
under command CT Lieutezants He7re1gzn
and Mosebeek. fell into n arnbzsczss nine
miles above Newpsrt News. aad iazt thirteen
men, including the two L:sDteBsnts, killed
Or missing. They were attacked hy 3 e5u-
pauy q cavalry, cne hgn3rad z.rvag, 2a3 re
treating 70 the woods HEEe Zz. y : sEzGng
force Of infantry.
% b. killed, and LieateuaE.. ITss1saga1 Ras
s=sR - faI under lis horse Sh.eh .4- ,3.ss.
Four CT I've of 5he h0-sem-a we're Fili-al--
OF the missing th0se ncf kiIei are HRGout ted
IL prisoners II the releiz hands
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17
THE WAR MEASURES


Nothing that has ret transp.reI. since
the Southern traitors commenced q var up
on the stars and stripes, has taken northern
synp4tLizers with treason more aback than
the almost unanimous vote Of both Houses Of
Congress teadering the President one hun
dred thousand more men and one hundred
millions more money than he asked for TO
put down the Southern rebellion The
few democratic tories who spoke and voted
against the measure thus stand Ike living
monuments Of infamy, whose shame will
descend to their children for many years to
come Like the Hessians Of the Reyolu-
ton, they will be pointed out in terms Of
o5loquy as of that Infamous band Who en-
desvored to subvcrt the best government
on earth, and their names VIII 20 down to
posterity coupled with that Of the Prince
Of Traitors, Benedict Arnold The lesson
can also be laid TO heart By the uufedged
tories Of this county. This Is not mere
political brawl or fight for office, the bitter
words Of which generally pass away with
the decision Of the people at the ballet boz.
Not Is question Of government, wheth-
er the people shall rule, whether our in
stitutions shall stand, and whether law and
and order shall prevail, and every word
and act Of Northern sympathizers for
Southern traitors will be registered and
rise up in judgement against them and
their children loRg after the rebellion shall
have passed away and become matter Of
history
The spirit manifested by Congress is
correct, and will in the end prove the
shortest and cheapest mode of conquer
ing rebellion. Let the leaders be taken
and hung like sheep thieving dogs-let
the property Of every Governor, member
Of Legislature, Of the so-called Southern
Congress, and of every officer in arms from
lieutenantup be confscated- and the South
ern people will be relieved Of band Of
Hisereants of whom Satan may well feel
proud, and then go on in a career Of peace
and prosperity. Let this be done rigidly
and sternly, and neither this nor the next
tTe generations will hear Of another south
ern rebellion
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17
July Is. 1861.
Died.

Last week. Mrs Womer, wife If John W8.
mer, and Mrs. Deviuncy, wife If James De.
TinnAy, deceased.
In Onion township. on Wednesday. 10th
inst. JOHN H0OLEY. aged 96 years 5
months and days
In MeEeytown, on the 10th June, ISA
BELLA, wife of Gen. james Potter, j., and
and daughter Of Judge CriSHell, aged IL
years and Is days. Mrs p resided 10 this
place for number Of years. and is remem-
bered by all who knew her as an ornament
TO society, kind and benevolent lady, and
a truthful and steadfast friend Calm be her
sleep in the bosom Of mother earth until all
shall Raeet again in brighter and happier
world
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17
Philadelphia Market,

Flour.-Superfne and extra S4a4 IS, fam
ily 25a4 Is, extra and extra family 4 75a
70, and fancy brands Gao so, according to
quality. Rye Sour 25. corn meal STA
275.
Grain.-New red wheat lI2a1l3e: white
ll0al20c. Bye 58a6Gc Yellow corn 52a53c:
Western mixed 48a49c. Oats 2ec.
Cattle Market, 4T1ly Is, 1861.-The receipts
Of Beef Cattle reached l 900 head. Sales at
81 70 8 so the 100 lbs, according to quality.
90 Cows at s29a25 for springers, and 90 to
35 for cows and calves, as to quality.
Hogs at from to IS the l0o lbs net
1000 sheep at from 81 to 6ze per lb net.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17
COUNTY TREASURER.

GEORGE ". WILEY Is rselmuzn!=i u
iAe members Il th- Pranle's P-rtT e. r7-r-
tlan j. sui;a5!e candidate f9r tie ..-7e=
County Treasurer Als ". J. SelI Er7E1
. an Dld citizen, who 'ai.I faithfully 3isct4-ga
tie duties 0t that cine. i nominated aEl
elected.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17

Ea-The H9EAED AssgCisTI5S q Philajel-
phis has proved itsefby & ling course of hon
orabIe dealing 70 5s Z very reliable and high
y useful Institution. We commend the card
q tue Association % the attention of our
readers. With auch confidence in thu ;utegri
u and pE.E.ssienal skill u Il. tnanagars-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17

zACorporal Hayes. the hera Of The late
skirmish near Cumberland, i a native Of
York county, in this State, and lived for sev.
eral years in Harrisburg. where be worked
with Speel and Z5llinger He VA severely
wounded in the fight, having enc I,all through
the shoulder, another through the rl.;gh, and
q sabre cut over the head. Being a man Of
powerful frame and excellent constitution. he
makes light Of his wounds. and hopes som
To have another brush with the rebels.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17
PEOPLES PARTY
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The msE5s-z q. the Peoples Party ere
hereby requested . az=e1ole Il eLs usual
plze=s ST holding delegate e.sc.l0Hs, On
Saturday Afternoon, august 10th,
and elect TWO DELEGATES from each
diz.r;c:, Tlo are q meet n County Con
vsnt.5a IN LsTis.sTn oH Monday, Angus.
iZ.h, for The purpose Of adopting such
measures a may be deemed necessary tor
the ensuing eamPaign--of nominating tick
It, either in whole Or in part, Is may best
subserve the Interests Of our Union, the
glorious banner of cur country, and al
measures of our government calculated 70
crush cut treason and traityrs-and Of ap-
pointing Conferees 70 place in nomination
: candidate tor the Office Of President
Judge Of this judicial district
GEORGE FRTsISGER,
Chairman County Committee.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17

saReports continue to be received that
Henry A, Wise has been mortally wound
cd IN skirlzish #ith some Union men in
Western Virginia. Our idea always has
been that this scoundrel ought to be taken
prisoner at all hazards, and hung on the
same spot where he hung John Brown.
john W. Forney has besn elected Clerk Of
the United States Senate.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17

Clarified Shingles a. Wm T. Hofnan's-
Auditors Notice. Reaper for sale BY J.
4. Marlla--S.oueware 3: e1be's-Driel
Beef, Msczerc. and Scgtch Ale 3. John Ken
uedy ( Cg'=
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17

H4@UntlI the 10Th day Of October next,
Marks L Willis will deliver coal within the
borough limits, at the following rates:
No. 2 and white ash Sunbury s. so per ton
and 3 Wilkesbarre s. 60 per ton.
White ash Limeburners S2 IS per ton,
IreFerton g so per ton.
Delivered for cash only.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17

i..- ST sa.t-lFss-l A-gu-. Sd ~gz4 81. -f- r-. .-y-
p. .-.-.. i-- %. ;-l- el1y " ti= F-sE4 I4-t.rg-
-L- liE iEe'ilrLHe-- - alasy- ez-..-g.ry
--L-- .4zs-@-> satisfied "t rs- Ig-r7'~ - -s article.
a..t"-- a- s1fEfEt~F3 = :is- r-ie{Far-I Holland
-.-t-- L> medicine has been zxre1ssrlr intro
---- - 10y state 81 r:le Ia5aa- z1i s5.-g -E...
s -fH.iIH'-~- principally within r-- .--- -ass
--- .a= -Ltsll5Gu >Il.ss- f.--5rsF.F.E- ia err
~.=- I- - u / lsse-Efs- sIu.g- Hils-Ii .r--
a b 5- ii-s s~ l'.s @'fliH Il I.ssz. q Lse.ag.--
--E- l-t t7--''iss ssl1.l "a s+-Fsa. IS sE-a.al a
-' a-- Es1ct- sT -- affected. t=srl g.z E. s.-..
-'-5-,- 20. -.'-sf-l-#- ffzzs---lzz-- -es1- --s
Cos % ts-.-s-- E3r--a-4 E..s-fe e-- E--- f-t.-e
--.--s I4es... bit So.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17
Psssal Ezpesases saesi b. !Saoessiaz.

- AEFSA-S- I81 c2zc11Afz9ES 81 TIE EGSf
Of1ee Department, that the yearly income
from postage in the Seeded Ssates ars,ourte5
% only 500 900, while the expenses Of rrans-
porting the mail in the same States exceeded
this sum by $1,000. 600, which l. now saved
10 the Government BY their suspension in
those States.
PfrgfAia .Scaafors
The Old Dominion i once more represent
e in the United States Senate. The wily
Hunter and pempous Mason having gons The
way Of ali traitors, the loyal people Of that
State have alled their places with good and
true men. On Saturday the credentials Of
haiiman + Wiley were presented as the sue
eessor OF Mr. Mason, and thGse of John s.
Carille as Fhe successor Of Mr. Hunter This
grateful OF &c was performed By Andrew
JohEso1, CT Tennessee There was 8 poetic
EcoirIety IN this conduct Of Mr. johnson. for
D one could have been more ftfiRglv sela,-
tco 70 introduce the loyal Senator's Ct Virgin.
"a INTO the councils Of the nation than the lqy-
81 Senator from Tennessee.
The United States Senate On Monday pas
sed the House bill providing for the support
Of tie army and also the national loan bill.
In the House resolution reported from the
Committee Of Commerce as passed reques-
ting the Secretary Of the Navy 10 employ
'' Immediately sufficient force 10 protect cur
l. commerce from the pirates who now infest
"our seas" 4 series Of resolutions offered
by Nr. fallaIdigham declaring that the Pres
iten: La3 violated he Constitution and usu-p-
e3 powers was laid On the table, ayes S3. nays
-. Nj Hickman introduced bill 70 desre
and punish consPiraeiss against the Govern
ne1t, which Vas passed. ayes l23, nays ;.
NJ. Plsls-, Of Wisconsin, Submitted resolu-
ton directing the Committee On the Judicia-
~ 10 inquire and report in relation 10 the Wis
II Of Hon Henry May 70 Richmond.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17
WASHINGTON, july I6.

" Aou4No4UNI July 70,
As soon as the recent seizures by priva-
tears Sumpter and JEFF Davis became known.
the Navy Department issued orders to feder-
al vessels at New York, Boston and Hampton
roads, to proceed without delay in pursuit of
them and all similar crafts. An official let
ter from Fort Pickens. received this morning.
mentions that the Niagara had been dispatch.
ed on ike errand.
FORTRESS MONROE, July IA.
4 scouting party from the Seventh New
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17
GEORGE FRTsISGER,

Chairman County Committee
LeEistowa, July IT, 1861
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-17

IN the HOUSE, on Wednesday, Mr Wash
burne called up the bill relative to the couec-
ton of the duties on imports at the ports of
the seeded States. 1t provides for collecting
on shIpboard' 1t was discussed and passed
by ayes l35 and noes 10, the nays being Bur.
nett, "adswoTth and Harding, of Kentucky
Norton and Reed, Of Mo-, PendIeton and
Vallandighan, of Ohio, Robinson, of illinois.
VOORHEES,, Of Indiana. and Wood, of New
York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13
mo. 5573.1.

That permission be and the is hereby granted
City Railroad Company lay railroad tracks with the
fgn Of way thereon tn &c certain of ii city
mat me said company with the city for she
way and railroad tracks certaa Of The city
De 70 changed and amended by the Mayor notara with
Sald company. TO include the following siz
ls The rt ofay and laying railroad track on Poevrarre
FIRST District from Camp hrgazue street. in lien of
ue "a F stFes ~ pno .oasy granted
street from Dauph Rampant sire -tsyo squares '
3D. Tie Hghrf wR1 laying railg0as Track on Poland
sttse from anphihs 70 annart streestwe squRre-proy
aea tnat e tracks f csqal street and the Barracks
before said track shall be allowed be constructed IN saiG
Poland strsst ffqm laE pline to Rselpart street - ~
ESignedI j. AAGI9EI,
President pgo lem. Board OF Assistant Aldermen
tSignedl s. p. DELARARRE
Approved April II 1861. AVA"
al2 s. Lsignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

STREET CNM7NEEs--DFEHEQ AL,
SECOND DIS 7EGTCT FsDIN El-- w a : Fpros7ssF,T
~ to M HeconH District Pound, corner Of BeHYic and Gal.
streets.
foot '' ~
Which not claimed within three days the EXPENSES
on pad, will be sold AZ public nucOn sud Pound On
TUESDAY, April n. 1851. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, April II, 1851.
!; MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered April II, 1861.
ALFRED A. nUCROS,
LII 1shu .ncll.r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

Reolee That The Comptroller be and he is hereby author
ea e to the lowest bid after five days notice In
US aheie contract for digging canal cente
o. phaon ayene from Bro ID street canal nes draining
@ aud e cleaning and widening Broad street canal
yrleahs stfeef 10 nndoHsgenue the work bg done in
asco5daee with specifications Of the City Surveyor and The
Common COUNCIL = Pl' " i'9eoNoN- Vi !'he
&s5s5 [Signedl 3g y NAcJDEr
[sgnedl IS ri DrI. hK hi
Approved Al rtl III 1861 - -S"'e u 1AtueRi-eh'
81 q lsignedl JOHN T. aoNRoE. Mays-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13
p. MALLARD,

81 ROYAL STREET END II BIENvIs.LE STREET.
lno&S his numerous and the Eublie reaa,1y
that inconsequence of the organization of the Southern Con
tederacy Inc has resolved increase his facilities for the
UFACroEE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FURNITURE
saving haG twenty years experience manufacture of F
nitue for this market he feels conent OF succeeding in pro
duCng ARTICLE far superior any article brought from the
Norta
Always on han& from his Mtaufacory Bed.Room, PyIor
Dining BOOM Haliand Library Sets
All kinds of Furniture made on Drawing
IN conjunction with the named business he will so
continue to keep haal all descriptions of foreign goods from
direct Importation for Furniture, Draperes aud Curtain
stntis ETC., Window Shades, Cornces, Carpets Matags
Dpholsters Trimmings, Artistic Bronze Clocks Candelabras
Lamps Fancy China and Biscuit Articles China Table Sets
Aenide and Plated Table Ware Venan Mirrors of all sizes
Artificial Flowers and Flower Baskets, etc, ETC.
Furniture and Carpets stored and repaired mi 2p3tS0t
n JOHN G. WEBER, @
q DEALER IN HB
AaNAes'' Chfidren's and GentIemen'R
BooTs AND SHOES,
No l63 Julia street, between Caropsee, and St Cbs,sa
Next to his fermer stand1
Owls "Ho sH0e' ~a9e 70 order se5 ly !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

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