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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-12
Heulsbur9 #arket.
MARRIED..

In lewisburg. morning Of llth inst. ty Rev. Dr.
nick son Hon. JOHN WALLS and Mis-. SARAH, dau gh-
Ter of wm Wilson. Esi-, all of L-wsburg.
On 9Th inst by Elder :. " N'pani"l Mr. BRDKAW
ofL,enminc Co and Miss MARY ELIZABETH HAM
OF Lewisburg. - - -
On ith inst, hy Rev W Sterling, JAMES u MONT.
GnNERY and Miss RACHEL A. ANTHONY, both OF
" Wiiliamsport. - -
ON 2;th ult bv Rev. T. Eizer, CfRlsTIANWEHR
Of Union county. and Miss MARY ANN CHRIST, Of
Northumberland. - .,
ON 18Th nh by Rev A. r. Still, Mr. J. II. FEEsING
and Miss MARY L CULP, both of Rush township, Nor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-12

HrFOwler & Wells, 30o, Broadway,
'eH ork, publishes little work, "Hoc
l" ut a iateR'," full Of information on
'ae subject, with the Law Of lS6l-by
i0onas 7. How, solicitor Of patents. 1t
seryiceable hand book. Price not
Hated
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-12

Ms-James Redpath is now a General
Agent Of Emigration to Hayti, and has
40 oHlce at e2l, Washington ST., Boston.
hesPeciab!e colOred people desirous Of
migrating thither; can by corresponding
VIII that Office learn the Inducements
led out for such enterprises.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-12
Saturday, April l3,

an assortment of Mems Boots, Calf Skin and
Kip-Bcys' Boois-Ladies' shoes Of all kinds
-Ga,ers-Children. Shoes, &c. &c. Also,
a small lot of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-12
HATS AND CAPS.

Auction continued at Evening-DoNEHow-
Err, salesman.
II FRemember the bran-new Shop, next TO
Baker & Wolte's Drug Store.
JAMES SCOTT.
Iewishur- Anril
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-12

AGfNTS WANTED TO sell the Erie Sewing Machine. We
gs- a commission ur pay wages at from 80 10 Soo
pr and pens.s pad The ERlL Is new mach ne
aud very simple in its construction. diploma was
srdrd our Machine by the Industrial ASSOCIATION of
Farmers and Mechanics, held at Chambershurg Pa, at
Exhibition in ,tJ. the Grover Baker aud The
u"ui"r Machines 1t IS equal 10 any machine in use
aud price hut Fifteen Dollars. Address X JAME>
General Agent L. 5. VI. Co, MILAN, ONO 6mso3
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ICE. Ice +!
New ARRANGEMENTS New Goods

1VtW NtIou6CNhCAtS 1s0" HV1ue'
JOSEPH L. HAWN having taken the
u well known SPYKER HAT STOKE, has
reftted it, and filled in an extensive variety OF
Hats, Caps, Gent'emea's CiothiHg, dc.
Also large aud splendid stock of CLOTHS
CASSIMERES, &c, which he will make up 10
order as he still continues the Tailoring Busi-
ness. He is prepared To execute all work
entrusted 10 his care, 10 the satisfaction of the
customer.
N.B. Cutting and Repairing e done to
order. [Lewisburg, prIl 10, 1857
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lsalsa,n ocWild. Cherry

M kDalSIkks va
The universal opinion fully accords with that a'ey
cyur,.sl hy the ..SArsto.ian," which says "NietaF
BaI,am has achieved many r-maTkable cures OF fumo
nary surIers-is success being 80 great that skeh h
time it 1. deemed Il specific" The thousands oi Ceruh
rns in the hands o the propricturs from those VINO from
long suffering disease have teen reieeme regenrratei
is.uthrallcd,n and ty this remedy -nI'y immunity
o pain and suffering still better evidence OF the iae
From Nm TtN GKZER, Eq
I!wisBuHG. Union Co. Pa, May !, lsoV
This certifes that nv wife has been afflicted with
for the last four years. and had become SO
reduced that she unable at times To walk across the
room aud good part the time unable TO be out Of
led She would lie siez-d with violent attacks of cough
nr until she would be almost exhausted and helpless
Sh received the ATTENDANCE Of good physicians as
could he found in the city Philadelphia and the ccun
try hut 10 no effect. | at a-t induced to try Dr.
W.tar'. Bsam of Wild Cherry, aud the effect for The
bitter va. truly astonishing Before she had taken two
bttI-. she felt and appeared almost we'll ever, so
much 81 that 1t seldom for her TO use any
,xrn>nre or from sudden and uniaEurable change of
w,.ih.r | have always been opposed t. Patent Medi
zines and pronounced them humhuEs, but must say
tbat pr Wi.tnrs Iaam of wiid Cherry i an evcsp,un
yy recommend it To the puhiicas drriiedy
the best aud most efcacious RENE IN cases OF Ton
.ur,,;o, WM. VAN GEZER.
pn- a,u,ion 70 Purriders The only genuine histdTs
RIisaB has tn. luT signature Of IL BuIIs ana the
printed one Of the proprtors the outer wrapper all
other Is vile aud worthless
Prepared by SETH ". F0WLE 4 CO. Boston, and Tor
sale by Harris Duncan, antJ. Walls Co. Le"isbuFs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-12

SThere is no opre,,ier printed or more
a''y conducted Republican paper in this
''.'e than the BerIs q SchayNW Jour-
"d'' whose Editor Las kHABB'j the Read
SU Pos, Office.
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ICE---ICE.
DISSOLUTION.

TTHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween T. G.. Evans and Jacob Roden-
baush under the firm Of I. q. EVANS u Co..
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
Books will be left with L. q. Evans. who Is
authorized TO settle the business Of the late
firm. All those indebted will please call and
settle without delay.
T.G. EVANS.
JACOB RODENBAUGH.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-12

Re>The Street Commissioners Of Lew
A'a'g is making thorough work Of clear
"g out the alleys, &C., without respect TO
ss''0ns. All right-oDly written notices
,'e not as fair as printed ones, in these
'-'s' when any matter Of conseq quence is
tsoefally treated with printers ink.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-12
Auction! Auction

Boots and Shoes knocked IF at Tendue.
TUNHE subscriber will offer at Public Sale
10 cluse out lot Of work-at p. NJ. oi
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NA4lDNAl mD42L,
Late White SWAMI

NdCt NIItFT, dUUVt 'DU DIIuucTVIId.
QUILLM4y d BOTER, PROERIETOHS
Terms, Sl.25 per day.
rrtA To the old customers Of this well known House.
desire to say that baye renovated, improved
k-and newly furnished the same and that respect
fully solicit continuance Of their patronage.
Stranger. travellers and vitrrs cordially invite to
the ho ptality of the "Natuna"to come and see and
judge for themselves Of its advantages and merits
Our location il central and nient for Merchants
and business men generally.
We will always endeHvor to study the wants and com
forts our guests and with the assistance of Mr. CH
A SrEIN affahe and attentive Clerk, We feel we'll
prepared to keep good Hotel and hor. To give general
satisfaction. fHENEY QUiLLMAN,
PHI.D Feb $. lssly JOHN BOYER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-12

rn-At the recent session of the Eas.
pcana. Conference Of the Evangelical
ASSOCIATION at Gicu Rock, York Co, the
Interest, Of uion Seminary were warmly
commended, aud y. Eyer and J. Ii. Leas
chosen Trustees. The ncxt session was
appointed at Nl.iheim, Centre Co, lsi
Thursday in March, lSG2. The following
NE among the appointments made:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-12

k-See tie fr-l advertisement in sec
o1i column Of our fourth page. If any
of oGr readers wish to obtain any Of the
articles there euumvra'ci, they are Inform
81 tia, We will seui on Tuesday Of next
E,eb, sud they eau join in the order. We
received large number Of plants, last
yesr, in good condition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-06
Reports from wasl,In.t.,nu,.

y = ~ lSpeeiHi to the N. Y .Tribnret 9E4
sEsprGNA ATOM HGskirgton, Oct. q. I'm. ewes,
2ne Of the Departments and III the Wbite Housas
the utmost astonishEient and indignation are es.
pressed at the publication in New York Of tie de.
tails .of the great navel expedition.
81 Hl1wsBoY CAUG Hrs-$ will surprise ne one n
hear that a. wsbOy was arrested this morning IN
onr .pickets this side az Fairfax, with al ,enso1
Quantity of the New York Times of Ssflrdav
which was going to market among the rebels.
DEPOT FOR PRIso NERs, TAR.--Seeretary Cam
eTon has authorized the establishment of a denot
for prisoners Of war at Jphnson's Island, in San.
dGssy Bay, Lake Erie. AnaSperienced binder al
Saodlsky has contracted to erect seventeen halls
inga, capable of accommodating 1000 prisoners
Iheg are to be furnished by the 10th ofDecemheT
at a cost not to exceed $4,000. y. ri ~
No BATGEFg AFTER ALL.--The battery of Ia
guns discovered on Matthias Pontfs a myth, II
must haYe been field pieces which fred on the
treeboga and Isiand Belle. TIE steamer Union a
few daYG since, thoroughly eSaminas the place,
and found neither guns, entrenckRlents nor rebels
ne ASSISTANT Secretary of the Navy. on his re.
turn from Hampton Roads, where he delivered
sealed ordess to the commander OF the great naval
expedition, passed without moIestatioa by Matthias
FONT in the Baltimore. n -
: ABOUT MASON ANp sLIBELB.--Three or, fos1r DAYS
snesere the false news that Mason and slidell mad
asaseo from Charleston for Europe in the Nash
Vaie a letter from one rebel to another was inter
pea, containing this passage; ]. have lust hid
9sn farewell to Slideli who is about starting far
europe Win Mason. They are going thrapab,
iSSaass ana VIII SAL from q Mexican mort. Is -
tseceat teiligence leads to the eonelIsio, 4bs
'they went by this route. - sst ~ $50
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Notice.
OFFICE OF TIE CONFEDERATE STATES RECEIVER,

OFFICE OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES RECEIVER,
Er-5 ss.1rt No. IS Camp street,
New Orleans October IA, 1851 J
line drawn through the middle of Canal street, from the
river TO where the said street ntersects the New Canal and
thence down said Lake Ponchafaip forms the city
boundary for the District for which the undersigned is the
Receiver. - ,..-$s
the Parishes both sides down tie Baize constitute this
District. ~ 2issf-'7 .-..
No change viii be made in regard to business already
enced in this office and all parties ganisheed by will
port this Office without reference the arrangement
JOHN NJ. HUGER, c. S. r.
E7 All newspapers the above District will publish till
forbid, and send copy to This office OILS 2ptf
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oHItuIJ.ARX.

From the New York Commercial Advertiser of Sept 49, 1851
DEATH OF ARs JAeoB BARKERThe death of Mrs. Barker
advanced age the residence oil her daughter
Mrs Harrison in s2d street of this city, yesterday Mrs.
Barker the daughter the late Thomas Ha1ar formerly
until the end Of his long life resident this city He
member Of the Society of Frendss of large wealth
number of children married. and respectfully
connected Of those Mrs Barker She was married to
Mr. Barker early age and has been the companion of his
varied somewhat eventfu life than sixty Year,
She youth beautiful and well educated but eraf kabe
firm adherence notwithstanding the temptations which
surrounded her the faith and the simplicity of dress and
manners the religious society in which she was born and
educated She protested and pacced too all through life the
religious pria cipes the Society Of Friends Distinguished
for eekness Of spirit aniaby and Kindness of heart and
works of beneyoence she exhibited in her long fe quietly
and unostentsoy gaces which heartfelt Christianity
alone can inspire Mrs Barker has left number of children
aud among Others Mrs HARRISON with whom she has resided
number of years -a-.- :
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Volunteer Relief Committee.
70 ALL GOOD CITIZENS.

70 ALL GOOD CITIZENS.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1g, 1881. p
As this Committee has received with seep regret positive
proo haEpoos have been practced upon the public geu-
erey by persons obtaining relief entitled to the
they hereby appeal ali good citizens who may come
the knowledge d any such Of fraud
bcrs Of the Committee in person. eaye such information
with little delay possible their Office secretary's Room
Beard Of Assistant Aldermen. The following are TIE
Of the Committee @s
GERARD STITH, Beard Of Aldermen.
s. P. DELABARRE,s =. :.
g& l.. F. F0RsTALL4 :. .
.2,. J. Il. RUCEINS, - Oh. 81
l., ~ --...' JAS. BEGGS, Board OF Asst Aldermen.
+. 4 u W. F. HoDGKINs, :. :.
r q" ".ns. j. 3. tLEEFE, =. -
JAMES DAVIS ..I-.l-- . ..
.r...--- s=a- g. JAMES BEGGS,r
aul9 2pf Chairman Of the Committee.
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u From DR.. T, Clay Maddux, Surgeon C, s ArmyI
Dr. schosse completely extracted four very severe Cons
from right foot without the slightest pain Inconvenience
to daily duties soldier. And convinced that 10
merits the fullest confidence all he Processes great
pleasure in recommending him all that may
Coins. T. CLAY MADDUX.
Richmond, May l4h, 1861.
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Notice to Consumers Of OIL.

Iha Southern Oil Company manufacturing No.
OIL adapted to Railroad boxes some kinds of machi-
merry As using for all kinds OF nachin ,ry we
deem it to call their attention the following nstruc
lions
This OH being OF penetrating nature tine tendency to col
iec any dust dirt that may have itself or accnm
lated in the various defects mperctions the anery
Therefore where other Oil has used the machinery sopd
be thoroughly cleaned and may necessary again to clean
sf, after applying our Oil.
II proper thatt be distinctly understood the Oil man
utacted by this Company the first from rosn that
was suitable for machnera previously for that pur
has been mixed with other ubTicang agents. and even
then failed TO favoaby with good OIL The i'm.
povements introduced in the machinery Of the Southern Oil
Company Works and the improved method adapted expen
entirely the acid and gluten CONTAINED in Oil heretofore OBJ
tanned from rosin euaes them submit their oil pure and
rely solely on its merits is to the public with
full Wedge on the part the Company being what sy
represent and in all cases. when from Company
is guaranteed 10 perfsrn what is promised.
Should be found to gum can Immediately re.
move it by wpng with cloth with naptha or turpen
tine, which is manufactured by Company and constantly
on hand, In quantities TO suit.
-,.. SIMEON TOBY, JR,
OF 2ptf President
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Ladies' Assoesatso

the LsdisS Association, provide elo;hne be
o. Volunteer Soldiers have from his story -
me od Canal Bank esner Magazine and Nstshes
asee On saoae1 street where The COMMITTEES viii be in at.
cotbsg Thebasteripg encopa the Ladies NJ "a
eetesd in the way Of contributions lend them "a nan
further # Ssnt sid 81 money Materials win BE- Il
enable ttst0 complete The wok hey have undertaken
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sANE"QH1 Ri2,GEa

SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL r. TAYLOR IMPORTER on
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. ETC.,
Nos. I3 and Is Royal street,
Has large supply the celebrated CREME DE
BoUzF CHAMPAGNE pnts also other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDSEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
MENTIER, and other brands efinerior quality I have a
large assortment of the best Old seres such as AMONT
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Madeira of
direct importation other Maderas of lower grade superio
Old London Dry Dock PORT ether Ports of less
The celebrated sAzARAG BRAFBIEs-vn 1875, 1888
lSU2 and 1864 large supply always hand grades of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass md wood, WITS
KYS-scoch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whis
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER In pins and quarts COR
DIALS etc. Ny usual the best WINES which
will pc sold on as reasonable the city
AARON BIRD,
ais zDly Nos. l3 and Is Royal etreet,
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In addition to the above certificates more are in
America well nu1nberIes Europe frorn which
he quotes the following names from
HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF BAVARIA.
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN OF GREECE
HIS M RICHNESS JEROME NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
HIS IMP. HIGENEss ARCH DUKE OF AUSTRIA.
H. R. H. PRINCE ALEX, OF WIRTEMBERG.
Il. R. H. GUsTAVE PRINCE DE wAsA
H. R. H. DUKE OF sAXE-WEIMAR.
II. H. PRINCE RICHARD METTERNICH,
I. H CARDINAL Archbishop oFPARTs
l. ALEXIS. BISHOP OF NANCY, Chaplain to the En-
peror of the French.
BERNARD RoEsER Physician in Ordinary to Her Majesty
A. H. ARNETH Physician Ordinary to the Imp Families
of Russia.
SEALS with thousand amongst them after many
years cure may be seen by any ons calling for them at his
Consulting Rooms.
DIR. Nj. SCHLOSsER,
study and practice, be consulted in New Orleans,
For a Short Time ONLY. Mt
1G9 CANAL STREET.
III CORNER OF DAUPHrN STREET,
fret Janr |
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From Dr. VIM " Wilson, Health Officer Norfolk Va +
This will certify that Dr. Schosser has relieved me Of three
painful Buuiors, which have ormented number
oyeas The operation entirely without pain and occu
pied but few minutes With great pleasure him
to those afflicted. VIM. NJ WILSON NJ D.
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T'0tfce.

3.
Having disposed Of my business Mr. r. L. McooNKEY
desire return my sincere thanks to my many friends and
customers for their liberal patronage bestowed upon me
for the last eighteen years would respectfully
and ask for my successor continuation of the same
.,.--.--.. JOHN TODD.
FINE FRENCH MILLINERY.
LACEs AND SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. @=
tt. l.. nj G Q N IL II V,
SUCCESSOR TO JOHN TODD,
Will open, on MONDAY, the 4th of NOVEMBER, 1861,
120............"..CanaIs street, 100
TouRo BUILDINGS,
New md Elegant Styles in
FINE VELVET CLoAKs,
SILK BURNoUs,
p PALEToTs AND MANTLEs
CfOTH CLoAKs,
MISSES AND CIIIIDREN,s CLoAKs,
AND PELIssEs
Misses.
FLOWERS, RIBBONS, PLUMEs, ETC.
Also
Black and Coored DRESS SILKS
= sHAWLs AND DRESS GOODS,
s. GLOVES REAL LACEs,
.- FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs, ETC., Etc
lao CANAL STREET,
nj 2pMoIh&sa Touro Blu ldirgs.
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sss MAsHIN sToE IA RFIE LEisY The Fifth Company
of the Rattalion Washing ton tiilery this morn
irg are notified TO attend tho regular annual meet
ing ~ their Arsenal tomorrow evening, nh inst,
cat o'c clock. Important business is to be trans
asted, and Capt, Hodgson expects every member
! 70 be present This Fifth Company is really a no
ble body Of young men, well drilled, and ready for
efficient service and they will he sure to sustain
the world wide fame Of the New Orleans Washing
4 ton artillery. II Y
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Receivers Notice.

.Eas5g. ~ CONFEDERATE STATES AMERICA I
Receivers Office, No. 100 GraFier street.
This District embraces all that portion of the Parish of Or
leaas that lies above Canal street. excepting the right bank of
the Mississippi river includes the Parish of Jefferson.
GEORGE W. WARD, Receiver,
o25 2ptf No. 100 Graver street.
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.9sa s4ppeaL for ISsnaEE .ss.tpts
OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

Ill iH1'-'o VI LuU DIANA AND AUdUlNINI STATES
NEW ORLEANS Aug H. 1851
Having been appointed by the Secretary Of War An
collect receive and purchase small arms for The cnofe1or,
STATES deem 1t necessary and expeden TO make known thu
' ~ generally as possible the better cooperation in
WORK which needs TO be done quickly Citizens and
onr asks for tie many thousands Of TRIED sun
tha' lie unused in houses Recent exneriDen+s bo
proven mat any one Of your fine Double Barreed Shot n
with the improved Mimic ball Is more than a match r d.
ueh talked OF Mimic MIsket Then bring them forth ors
~ eni upon he atA' OF your countrys liberty that thsv
ns HI once be e"nsecrated to the noble work of Christian d.
Tense II objection be made sending away yopr pnns a .
be urged that yon MAY need them at home the rev IL 49,
Tue Soes way TO prevent the necessity using them Mt home
Is 10 place Them in the hands of the many hongands o t
WIZ are 10" ohanhg with anxious desire to stand as wa II
Ire oet"een you and the invading foe. IF this answer b
,NeoAcSiVe hen the reflection that those high in AL
honiy' those in whose Judgment we all have confidence d
"o ONT tar to preume know we'll our necessities both
NJ nome and on Our Borders have after mature daibera
h'S movement, should be sufficient guarantee for
Inc WISDOM utility and patriotism Of the service Won are c
vi 10 perform Then rs yoldesre short war speedy neaca
ana an acknowledgment of Independence honorable to
e pace your weapons nj the disposal your Government
AS you desire 10 strike terror to the hearts of tfose
plo'"pg cur subugaon and desrcon let 1t be known tb
e rusty Rifle and the death dealing Shot Gun which von
Ave htherto sohghy priced to take part in the next CON
w. naefig' possible our victory more complete than was
thelr aefeat and route on The plains of Manassas
Ny instructions contemplate TINT shall send forth into w
more popnlous regons assistant agents. charged with the a
coiseng and forwarding to points, nil the veanons
bus obtained It may be well to state that anv ons
"es 70 DO So even though he be not visited by an Agent
greatly facilitate this work by sending any guns he has r
command to my address, of Robert Pitkn No IL Can
street, New Orleans. - .Es... F
BALLARD S. DUNN
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small a
-- ~ .le Io-.eueiA'o STATES. . a. aul3 2ptf
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Department of Black Goods.

Full line Of Black Bombaznes Bonbazs,tes SILK Warp Apac
cas- Bagnos English Bareges s., 81 81 Black Cashmere,
Pdrisienues, LLAMA Cloths, Escot Tarase, BaIpoHr.
Back French CRcoe and LAWNS with nsny other makes
best quality Mourning Goods
English and German Hosiery, for Men Women and Children.
heriao Shirts, Drawers and Hosiery, for Men Women and
Children.
LINENS Linen sheetings, Damask' Cloths Napkins noies
Diaper, Crash Colored aud Ftnged Bordeed Towels and
Napkins.
French and English Bed Blankets.
Marsetes Quilts, sli sizes
Heavy stock Of Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Cashmere and Plaid Wool shswls
Black and Co'ored French Cloths and CASsipel4s
Ladies' Cloth for Cioaks.
Silk and Wool and All Wool Darnask for Curtains
Broche, jacquard, and PLAID Muslns
White and Rose Bobbinet for Bars.
Linen Netting English Long Cloth.
Complete stock Of coptly Laces aud Embroiieres.
Kid Gloves, Petfumeries and French Corsets
French and Eng fish Prints. syl.s. ...
French FurnitRl9 Prints, Turkey Bed
81 bales Assorted Jeans and Linseys
Full stock Of every brand Of Domesiics
Red aud White Flanhei5 complete assortment
With the fullest supply Of every article usually found in wei
assorted establishment
HAGGERTY BROTHERS,
OF r., 49,.
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Ladies, voluntee. Ala Assoc1utton,

The Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association call attention
following resolution
Resolved, That applications will be received from Copa
MES that have not been authenticated by Brgader
Tracy Adiutant- General Griyst. rnyl5 2ptf