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NOTICE FROM TIE GOVERNOR TO HOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT

NOTICE FROM TIE GOVERNOR TO HOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT
am now endeaVoring TO furnish e EIunteer Troons
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing ain having
uniform suits of WOODEN cloth suitable undercothes to h
distributed among them am informed the patriotic cjt
ena OF several parishes also engaged similar
Tor the benefit Of their companies If These contributions Of
clothing are sent by them directly several copan4s
without my being Of the quantity and kind sent and the
companies supplied confusion and waste will be the
sequence.
sodeF can only carry certain quantity clothing # ia
OF great Importance that each Of soldiers shan have
good substantial wooden suits possible bu also
important that there be of action among those ,nrIv
ing them in order to avoid sending double supplies TO com
ptnes.
therefore urgently recommend the citizens OF the couurv
parishes to send in this city supplies of clothing Az
hey may PREPARE with explicit directions as to the coppan
Or individuals for whom they Intended will take cre
that they reach their destination The clothes should he
up Or oaled' and directed New Orleans with thu name
OF the company for which they intended marked on and
statement sent 10 OF its contents 30 that may M, d
cate the articles.
respectfully request the newspapers give puicit the
Suggestions in consideration Of the objects to be effected
TH0S, 0. MOORE Governor
New Orleans Aug II, 1851, pu1q 2,+f
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i kLi45i bt-5a
MRoE GEuMBLiNG Referring to the order Of
Gen. Met lellan, in which he says that the troops
were not accountable for the defeat at Leesburg,
neither was Gen. Stone or Col. Baker, the Evans.
vile journal saya ,$ n. 1
y would be more 70 the purpose If Gen. acCle
Die for that wretehed hlander and nsortjfvinp "a
y phise We should Imagine that the leaders az ont.
army had forced themselves into mutual admira.
! non society. no matter how glazing the faults Of
N the commanding general comends
~ 5neif II gallantryn as it is called, and the more
plumbers they make, the more confident does the
commanding Officer feel that next time we will al
4 peter. The bump of hope IS very fully developed
Upon the head Of Gen. Mcclellan, or he would
nave gwen up in despair, after witnessing stones
PERFORMANCES oa the 2lst nit. The officer whe
wohld lIhrow q baay OF troops across river la
We lace Of largely superior force Of the enemy
y wasnoul aHording any means whatever for safe
.sIa;s deserves e be cashiered and This ID the
ksialh futn ot the matter, however Gen sellan>
may smooth i over with high sounding bnlefns
about his admiration of the conduetii of tl,s All
GERS in command. 80 .'' ''7s oAis
Sen Stone had been traitor, and conducting
sa as ~ 3 In fas Tie q delivering
~ ~ more efficient manner Wa ,n;sIst ba
2sst00d Aas piunders or his treachery nnbS far ~
afe getting used to such things but ID have hin
ssomphmented bg McClealenfo for bis conduct, il the
as. IeaIaer which tradition says broke the su,el,s
back. The people understand fhe matser n s,;.
s US mtsis thrown about the affair bg te reperss
on officers The battle DC Balfs Bluff was Z Az
graceful defeat, brought about by an incompetept
ana reckless General. = fs" 's''t
Cen. Stone thus catches it for not afordine any
fleaEs Of retreat for the Yankees. The Federal
oficers itseems. ought always, according to Ped.
sral cr sics, to provide for retreatsad ", think
ourselves, that they ought, judging from the past
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~ pRoTECTIoN. The Scientific American de-
scrbss II is said, is being ex.
tsnsisey worn By the ofiicers.and men in the Fed
eral Army before Washington. II is composed Of
thin spring steel, and is worn between the cloth
and the lining Of . common military vest 1t
i has tHo leaves, which lap at the edges when the
vests buttonea, 80 as to cover the entire chest
81 Weighs only three pounds and half and can be
worn with ease BIZ any officer Or soldier during the
most active exercise. 1t is very strong in proper
ton 70 its weight as it car resist the thrust Of
fayonet Or sword and it will repel the bullets Of
Inlakets and pistols at ranges which would other
wise bs fatal to life. II
4 20 y seems the cowardly Yankees are afraid to
light US On equal terms, but must cover up their
carcasses with. armor. tits d confession Of cow
aardice they ought to be ashamed to make.
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Socks for the Soldiers.

Having machine in operation for the purpose Wooden or
Cotton YARNS solicited for the purpose of manufacturing socks
for the Soldiers which will be of charge Any per-
who may be disposed contribute this enterprise will
their contributions the office Of The
at No. 100 Gravier street. %
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MUSES. W ANFED FOR OUR SICK SOLDIERS. Ten
male nurses are wanted for the Louisiana Hospital,
i II Richmond. See Mr.. Gardeners notice in another
rolnnns This is one way by which persons unable
to fight can do their dnty towards their country.
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ladies' Volunteer Aid Association,

The Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association call attention to the
following resolution
Resolved That no applications will be received from Compa
MES that have not been authenticated by Brgadier
Tracy or Adiutant General Grivet. mrlb 2ntf
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The Indianapolis Journal Is down On the course
Of the Administration towards Fremont. 1t says
ts the Republic has quite as much confidence in the
patriotism and Of Fremont as il has in that
DIT Abraham Lincoln. y
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Sas1 PELICAN HOOK AND LADDER FIRE CoMPANY No.
The adjourned monthly meeting will be held
4 IN next Monday evening, at I o'clock. See notice
! III another column.
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Supplies for the Soldiers.

Any persons having Blankets Socks other comforts to
send the Companies comprising the Fifth Louisiana Bat
TALON under command of Lieut. Col. B. g. Kennedy, now
stationed at Columbus Ky, will please send the
care at No. 70 Camp street, prior to Monday next.
ISRAEL GIBBONS,
ns3t IL. Quarermsster 9Th La. Battalion.
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Receivers Notice,

E CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
"a Receivers Office, No. 100 Grayier street, !
This District embraces all that portion of the Parish Of Or
eaaha lies above Canal street. excepting the right bank
Mississippi river, and Includes the Parish Jefferson
IS So GEORGE W. WARD, Receiver, i
o25 2ptf No. 100 Gravier street.
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z SsRoLiee-h take this method of Offering
10y free OF charge the families those
who are absent from the city military duty Residence on
HaFnaons street. between Pyanis aud Coliseum Streets Fourth
District. ..,4 -..
nySl 2ptf -..-. ,-. p yErSER NJ N
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F. As-o' TaIamon Dessommes & Co., Import-
ers OF Foreign Dry Goods No. Magazine stree-Merchans
OF the INTERIOR and from adjoining States visiting the city, will
find the aborenaed establishment of the most compee
of Foreign Dry Goods imported into this
try sold atprees lower THAI be thought possible even
ofGhafS tinnes. Glvetheu CALI SEE 2rl5teod
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HEAnrH or GRE. H0usToN. The Galveston Civil
i'm says that Il At last accounts Gen. Houston was
slowly recovering, and was deemed out Of danger
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Direct Importation.
IAGGERTH BROTHERS,
Importers OF Foreign Dry Goods
TOURO BUILDINGS,
1913 CANAL STREET,

Have store their usual heavy sock Of Foreign DRY
GOODS, and respectfully invite examination of prices by
parties DESTROYS of purchasing WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
Plain Black Gros de Rhn, "a to 81 wide.
Mode Silks. in all colors.
Hesvy Black Broche and Damask Silks
Rich Embroidered and Broehe Silks designs srna
and large
Plaid and Striped Silks
Colored and Black Satns, Marcellnas and Florenees
Cur stock of SILKS is unusually heavy and will be found
complete in all styes qualities
100 Pieces Assorted Black aud Colored Silk yelye,s to 3d.
Black and Coored English Merinos and sshere
Black aud Coored All Wool Mousselaine de Lame
Rich Printed ousseaine de LANES and Cashu,eres
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Why THE y NKEEs Ran. Because they have
always been opposed to Z standing army.
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iy1S Sp4w
sNGa'08s Bss'd.

~RGa'Oss Assret.
SUCCESSOR TO SEWELL T. TAYLOR) IMPORTER NV
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. l3 and is Royal street,
Has in store large supply celebrated CREME DE
BOUZY CHAMP ACNE also other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEIoK, PIPER HEIDsErCK par,
MENTlER, and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment of the Old sherries such as
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA, of
direct importation other Maderas grade superioj
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Ports of less grade
The celebrated sAZARAC BRANDIES-V 1875, 1883
1902 and l805alarge supply always hand grades of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, In glass and wood. WIS
kYs-Scoteh and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whs
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pints quarts. COR
DIALs, etc. My usual assortment of the WINES which
will be sold the city
AARON BIRD,
si5 2oly Nos. ID and Is Royal street.
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.Rst appeal for SnsoU firms
OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES,
TO THE

| CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES,
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. IL 1851
aVg been appointed by the Secretary War an agent Ia
Collect receive and purchase small for the Confederate
States deem necessary expedent to make known tb
acf as generally possible the secure cooperation in
WORK winch needs to be done quickly Citizens patriots
iouf asks for the thousands TRIED gun
that lie unused in houses Recent experiments have
proven that any Of fine Double Barreed Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball is than match for the
iuch talked OF Mimic Mnsket Them bring them forth
pace them upon the altar yOn countrys liberty they
may at once be consecrated work Christian de-
tense If objection be made sending away your guns
be urged that MAY need them home the reply
'e SnFest way 10 prevent the necessity of using them home
is place them in the hands of the thousands brave
men who chatting with anxious desire as wa
of fire between and the invading foe If answer be
deemed nconcusve then the reflection that those high in su
thority those In whose Judgment all have confidence and
who, it is but fair to know we'll necessities both
at home and borders have after deiberatiop in
auguraed this movement should guarantee for
the wisdom utility and patriotism of the you are called
to perform. Then desire short speedy peace
and an acknowledgment of Independence honorable 10
selves place the disposal your
AS desire strike the hearts those who are
plotting subjugaton and destruction be known that
the sty Rifle and the death dealing Shot Gun which YOU
have hitherto highly priced part the next con
c rendering If possible victory more comnlee than a
their defeat and route on the plains of Manassas
My instructions contemplate shall send forth ints or
more popuou regions assistant agents. charged the duv
OF collecting and forwarding proper points, all the
thus obtained may be well here state that any one who
wishes to do So even though he be by an can
greatly facilitate this work by sending guns he has ar can
command to my address, of Robert Ptkn Me- l3 CamD
street. New Orleans.
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving, and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States an19 9tf
~. YUg0s1eOps, EbessOaap7aees g. en-.
IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS
No. 4 Magazine street,
nave ior SAFE at the lowest market price, the following Goods
PRINTS of all descriptions
BLEACHED sHIRTrNGs,
BLUE COTTONADES
COTTON CHECKS.
BED BLANKETS
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY.
BLACK SILK VELVET,
BLACK VELYETEBN.
Also a large assortment of
SILKS RIBBONS, CLOTH SILK AND VELVET CLOAK5
o. TALAM0N, DEssOMMES b CO..
oil 2plm No 4No,o,,,. ....o.
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SS- Resrtnss's Patent Champion Fire and
tsar FF9'1 SAFES Nos s2sRd u qraysr street New Or.
lsL4s, III qn,t
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AN ACT Authorize Loan and ssAa Of Treasury Notes.
and prescribe the for forging the and foI
SECTION The Congress of the Confederate States of Amer
Of The Predsn. e De Confederate States nifty
millions Of eoar bonds payable the of twenty
a eS pe cent e. PEI Ga they
advertisement three newspapers the cohfsde.
rate States for SIX weeks to be sold for specie military stores
ces or bills e eSebaDse IN s
T a on may be BY the
oeng Of n the @ N Of his
in fractional of the hundred exchanged by the
said Secretary for Treasury Notes the asy bank
seti6ed Provided That netting herein contained shall be
receng foreign bills of exchange Of these bonds
BILL to pc entitled act to authorize che Treasury
sEoTlo l. The Congress Of the Confederate States of
IL ssss hd the of the and
sites may require issue Treasury payable bearer
Of between Confederate States and the Unod ST.
Ths said notes to be Of denomination less than he
payable but he whole outstanding Al one lime ncn
millions
in Of the war tax hereinafter provided and of all
aso Dc @ wed IN Of the of the net
SEC r That for the purpose Of funding The notes and
for making exchange for The proceeds sale pro-
eosaf Si ire VIII sPss5s
than 10 and beapn ayo az more
exceeding eight eentum they become pay
able the interest be paid sem-annuay the said bonds not
TO exceed in the whole bundled millions dollars and 10
BY fG ay e. IS ?ona nl
Is g be deemed revocation of the authority said
thirty millions. The said bonds shall issued in less sums
than one hundred dollars in fractional parts
he hs sg Be- than @ o
may be sold for specie military and naval stores for the
proceeds OF raw produce and manufactured articles
manner as Is provided by the aforesaid wherever sub
essS a the sss saHs been shall be
Indicate t5I.-F' " 1850, wv ~ ~
sEc That for the special purpose paying the principal
and interest OF the pnbc debt and of supporting Govern
ent war tax shall be assessed and ty cents mon
etc. Act August lS6l.) p~f'' WIZ
september 10, 1861. se99 1,tf
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FINE FRENCH MILLINERY.
LACEs AND SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
t. l.. M c Q ON * EH,
SUCCESSOR To JOHN TODD,
Will open, on MONDAY, the 4th of NOVEMBER, 1861,
120..,.,......-....CanaI street.,.............12o
TOURO BUILDINGS,
New and Elegant Styles in
FINE VELVET CLoAKs,
SILK BURNoUs,
..- .-... PALEToTs AND MANTLEs
CLOTH CLoAKs,
.e. MISSES AND CfIILDREN,s GLoAKs
ssa. 80. AND PELTssEs
VELVET AND STRAW BoNNETs-For Ladies and Misses.
FLOWERS, RIBBONS, PLUMEs, etc. e.
Black and Colored DRESS SILKS,
sHAWLS AND DRESS GOODS,
GLOVES, REAL LACEs
FRENCH EABRoIDERIEs, Etc Etc.
12G CANAL. STREET,
n4 2pMo4h&sa Touro Buildings.
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i DEATH or AIN OLD OFFIcER Asbury Dickens !.
Secretary OF the United States Senate for Thrift
years previous TO the last Congress- died in Wash
on the 22a at The age Of nearly ninety
years. s'5 II i 81 = =
Hardly any one who has ever. seen the old
United States Senate in session will fail to recol-
ieet old Asbury Dickens, the Secretary. Strangers
generally mistsok him for Senator, unless ia was
sitting at bis desk 10 venerable was his appear
sance and conrtly bis manners. The Secretary Of
the Senate holds his office e,s pe,7aanesce, byi
taet understanding; but when Tie Black Repub,
licans got majority there they tried to overthrow
this rule and onst the old Secretary from the place
{ They failed In it, butnew that the old man has
gone 70 his grave We may expect to- hear of q
lively scuffie for the position MT.
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Prompt ira +qcti0ss

Is DAVIS WILD CHERRY AND TAR SYRUP,
In all sud:en attacks Of Group children when given &C
cordng to directions Even for long standing Coughs its bal
sanic effects perceived at Mothers take due notice
thereof, 'and govern yourselves accordingly.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by -N. .'r-
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q Chartres street,
M zpoleod<W New Orleans
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M A r RE b:

In Charlottesville ya on the sst October by the Rev R.
K. Mead, Mr.. y. W. RANDOLPH, of Yasoo City Miss to
Miss FANNY A., daughter of D. hchie ESQ., OF New Ut
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Cheap -EsFy ss GODS
CON FEDERAT MONEY


CON MONEY,
having removed the stock of Dry ods from No 25 Circus
anpa street, to Nos 25 and $50 Royal street. corner of st.
h street. am enabled TO offer large aud complete assert
eht OF cheap Calcoes Bleache! Coa Canton Ftannels
oSineeS and Broad cloth Coas Maulas Shaws Blsn.
hes and Travelling Rigs, French English Merinoes Pop
ms ana Barcses well large OF Silks Hosiery
anu honseiurnhing Goods Also invoices Of Carpets and
Hearth Rugs, at very low prices
THEODORE DANzIGER,
Corner Royal and st. Philip streets.
Ea~rartes indebted to Julius ausgar will please call and
eett c ~ ah early day. nj tho above se3g 2ptf
BH'afes7.s"0Of 0uerC0nfS
wArERPRooF ovERGoATs SUITABLE FOR THE
SOLDIER AND GUARD DUTY
ALL OF HOME MANuE
Made and sold al
VIM. Fl, PERSONS,
o29 spst Magazine street corner Canal.
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HATS, Caps. ETC., at Wholesale.
Tearecensany receiving SILK Lno
Fur Cashmere Panama Lsghorn, Straw Palm Leaf Mexica
and Wool HATS, stthe lowest market prices By
~ FROST d CO.,
iy1s 2D4w No. 10 Magazine street EevCr,sars
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SERVANT WANTED An officer in the Confederate
ary sayertsss for eoarvd an ssrssu For particulars
kes establishment.
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1EsSessEe BARK Rof,Es WANTED Messrs. Kirk.
patrick %. aroadeet sfess viii give She highest
pcs o5d 4nsssee oaak notes. see adv rtsspe,it
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Roots, Shoes ossOs Rroaayss.
AT LESALR,

Plantations supplied with prime Dtching BOOTS Russ.
BROGANs; Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw snd angpeaoby
HATS, at elowest market prices, by
FROST / Co,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Or!es1s
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1fFEea 70 RENr. a large back ONCE al. Nc. rs /
ipnset ssrest, soafed 70 te,s See Eayersep,eaf
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Southern Ok Company,
NO. 80 NEW LEYEE.
N &c Il.
Notice.

Having disposed of my business to Mr.. T. L. AIoCoNKEY
desire to return my sincere thanks my many friends and
customers for their liberal patronage bestowed upon ME
for the last eighteen and would respectfully
and ask for my successor continuation of the same
JOHN TODD
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ReafsOGQE.

s RensOU0E.
MALTA RID 81 TOOKER
HAVE REMOVED THEIR CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
From tie corner of Canal and Old Levee Streets to
.. No. 10 Charities street,
where they will continue as heretofore keep for sale large
assortment of Clothing of every description IA 2p6S2W
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SAGE Ire Pieces i!

SNte E5ee PIECES
ECON OMY!t DISPATCH!!!
A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE!
As accidents will happen, i'll well regulated families it
desirable to have cheap convenient way for re
pairing Furniture Toys, Crocktry etc.
SpaIdins's Prepared Glue
Meets all such emergencies and household afford to be
"ithoutit 1t is always ready and up the sticking point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
NJ B-A brush accompanies each bottle Price Is cents
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
nr No. 81 Chartres street,
Nd 2p5teoddltW New Orleans.
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Can soE THANKS or CHE CoaarTTEE OF THE
FaEE MARKEr direct general attention to this
document, which will be found in smother column,
ana NE hope that every reader will try to emulate
lie deeds of the noble and patriotie henefactors Of
liz families Of soldiers, BY entering the list Of
\ generosity and WANING a place in some future
\ card Eff thanks. 9.IE .s.sss 5asea-z.s..
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Mrs. FVSi7askosC's Soothing Sys'as9o
FOR CHILL rem TEETHING.
supply of IS Gross hand and for sale wholesale and
tail by
. e. 81 ]. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Projectors,
No. q Chartres street.
nd zp6teod&itW New Orleans.
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Proceedings

Proceedings
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENT ION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with ORDINANCES passed by said Convsu
and the CONSTITUTION the State
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER O'DONNELL,
I'll. WHITE, HERBERT i EsCOUSsE,
GEO. ELLIS, W. F. GOLDTHWA1TE,
P.HAWES& CO., &. EZEKIEL.
7. F1TzWILLlAM.
Orders from the country filed at liberal discount
uy22 2ptf
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CORNER OF GRAYIER AND NEW LEvEE STREETS
&5 Offer for Sale ~
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WINES In WOOD.
casks FAMILY CLARET
20 Il ca ks ORDINARY PORT WINE.
Il = casks SUPERIOR .
S i casks EXTRA
50 4 and = casks Common MADEIRA WINE.
50 Octaves fine SHEREY WINE
3 quarters extra :.
quarters SWEET MALAGA WINE,
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LIQUORS IN BOND.

ALE AND PORTER.
80 casks PORTER arzetti, pints.
50 Yspger's, ptnts.
~ Byass, quarts.
60 ALE-Byass pints
Is Yomger's, quarts.
80 pnts
10 Tennents, pints, stone Jars.
SO =. e.
81 Youngers STRONG ALE-quarts and pints
nj 2pSt
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From Brother Jules Aumonier, Director of
the Christian Schools in Paris.

~ OhiCe Hours, from A. ri. tIlI p. N.
NJ 2pst
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Da.. III. SclsE0sset,s

CHARGES, IN ALL CASES, ARE MODERATE FOR THE
SERVICES RENDERED \ HIS FEES ARE ALWAYS
STATED TO THE PATIENT PREVIOUS TO THE orER-
ALTON.
DIR. M, SCHLOSSER,
SURGEON CHrRoPoDrs
OF PARIS, 6S RUE DE RTvoLI,
WILL REMAIN In NEW ORLEANS
A FEW DAYS LONGER :!
lG9 CANAL EET,
CORNER OF DAuPEIN
Office Hours, from 0 A. Nj. till p. Nj.
THE ONLY CERTAIN AND PERMANENT
AND SAFE CURE FOR
Q . H N . !. B u MO N 81 !!
SOFT CoRNS,
And all
Diseases OF the F7eet :
WITHOUT CUTTING, OR
CAUSING THE LEAST PAIN !!
IS THE UNRIvALLED SYSTEM PRACTICED BY
no sSrxY assam
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From DIR. e. u. Granler, M. d.
NORFOLK Va, March r. 1851.
take great pleasure recommending Dr. Schosser to those
requiring his professional services the skill he has acquired in
his speciality is truly surprising He the slightest
pain, even in the most difficult operations.
n.., E. D. GRANIER, n. D.
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