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1t will be impossible for the Confederate Stue Govern
ments to purchase BLANKETS for the Of sick
wounded soldiers. They be had the supply bsng
nearly exhausted. I therefore call heads of families
and all ohar persons and especially the Planters Of Louis
lana contribute pair of Blankets TINS gooi
purpose. Every family nealycertan!y every planter
spare f'om one TO half dozen pair Of their abundant supply
They shend besaut cGatr point ec parsh and
pressed in bale ut some cotton press and ked with the
Number it coutns, and objected 10 A. JAMES, ny agent,
New Orleans. ''H'- .'
It hoped ro steamboat will bring them down flee Of
charge but il not freight win be paid those shipping them
au22 2pl2 ID. THOS. o. MOORE, Governor.
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Vegetables and Provisions for the Poor.

III, ,,~ o,s ,Io o,.oa, .,u4a--..
,,rt af th, ,r r W. C,,, o " t , % 'i''
fa,rs, f5,i1as MA F,,,,oiif,, 4sat,15 ~; 49, " '
tb,, who oriirariIv relieve In, WONT, - H.: s. -, :, G
h;, ,ucb aistrass ,,,onv ,., 1 ,,ora e. a.., ;. 49,,
.7 '-,, t' - -. - iS !" p'oSpe'N nus
. .o' wv -, , as.,,, 7 Ns '''e u''Es"',o
".'' W.. 'l] "a 'ese'h0'eS ptF''
, " ~ W 1 " ~ Uel'' ~ me Guy ana, a'Sor
wa" "IeiS' '"Nt'S' oo'che's' muck
STEERS &c ~ enoe o contributions at the same
pI,re .,uu -o' 'e I S''ne p' pose 49,
az ' ~ ~. ~ sven 'iie use o' me SP'enod
49,, 81 1 H. a,s i; - ta. a.1 " 'e 't VI 'ahai
-, 49,, !, -, 80 Wy at o"'' oeie'O'el''
oi v. MS t 7 .. ~ ", 'aN'iN GU" eie
WY nave oeen spoken ~''h-havs
n' poh0leN u' anu SONG nave fee' sending IT for
'Nonl p's'' ...
.el' s ~ t' '7'A Sp'ke'' 20 olers tf44'spor-
~, "a, - F' '"'"77 VIA "So
several gentlemen of Character will grautous see that tina
bounties are property bestowed The Ladies' Society the
Confederate Army that has nobly aided our oldery with
clothing bagdages ETC. and poor women with work offer
their aid to pre- en msdir'cton Of the charity.
All Will be the oF Ie
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The Surgeon General of the Confederate Army has applied
to me- and through to the czenS Louisiana supplies
OF the following articles fothe wounded soldiers viz
Hospital Shirts Bed Linen, Blankets, Pocket HadkerchtE
BandaeeS Linen Rags Corn Starch Getne Rice Flour Ia
ptoca Brandy Whisky Port Wine, Disinectins Agents
have already called heads OF families and planters in
another notice supply with Blankets and now request
those wishing to donate Of tie above articles them
to my agent A. b. James, 81 Magazine street. copncy boxed
baed, with of contents blankets cannot
had, Bed Comforts be substituted.
tSignedrl TIIOS o. MOORE
NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1861. au26 2pf2t
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MAJOR c. Il. WHEAr. A letter from gentleman
at Allegheny Springs Virginia, informs us that
Major Wheat is now at that place, for the restora-
toa OF his health, as he is still suffering from the
wounds received il the battle Of Manassas. The
principal wound, which was supposed at one time
to have healed, has opened again, and his physi-
clan thinks that It is better it should be SO for some
time to come. The bathing Of the wound with the
spring water is hayinga good effect, and the Major
hopes to resume the command Of his battalion in a
few weeks "a
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D iii cIal.
80. 49,, OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OE the GnuhaEdSted DetIt Of Nv Nriaunn

81" -. .,r OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS }
.-e..,..L Of-the Cons9hdaed Debt OF Nav Orleans
New@Orleans Aug. 20, 1861. J
GEO L BRIGHT Esq Attorney at Law, having been duly
appointed COLLECTOR for this Board at its sitting of the
9th inst,
Notice is hereby given, that from and after this date Mr.
GEO L. BRIGHT the sole and only authorized person to
demand collect the debts Obligations of wha.
eyerknd due the old corporation the several Municipalities
and tho city Of ~ prior consolidation OF the same
All previous contracts agreements with other parties are
hereby revoked.
By order Of the Beard:
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1000 SLAVES
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE.


will purchase or hire for srr of va vears Five fl,
ded or Thousand SpGys Ieborers tn ort on tina S,A s-
pnrjsc Railroad T., Ta,.s- ,t.Ir u or cLat
La region srgure protected from invasion or no.a
tioa from the conflict which shall exgt he .e m ~ cc,i
Of country The country through shirb thu oas s
entirely healthy nnd far the distsJ "a Of soe AM ar E villa,
Shreveport pengrntes one Of the finest npricr-l
countries on the continent of A america
This company raa a magnificent land grant fror Tara
10 very mile of r,nd the comma ~
The distance miles Shreveport on the eastern 70 Fl
PasJ on he western boundary Of re,as In t,,, i; - ~
sent: company cannot comment cash to nay for tabor ess
tia the rapid development of the copanys n>er.st mr..
for a terr, ,f vsar ~ hir, -. =. ~ '
pary the most lit al ant
villa sayeoyvE.rs in kutucEv Nisso,-; rt,;.;a ,I,a
Norih Carolina or elsewhere for the hirs ar ,n-rIo ,
pos uru, in tie most ladoub,ed er,cs 81 .,n m ,Iv
Families entire will bs taken eihar ~, bta, ~, i .t,,
The company enabled to propos. IEiornJ fern, r
| nr.iioar.l o,.I ,-..,,. - ~ " ''
iron and rolling yock tor III, a,,i-. r,d ~ e., ~
Construction, bonds NJ tba co,o,o,,s f.. Ia- -,
All the rI,h.. If ,hty c, I s1 ", - ,'
Of Texas. This con,nsny has aorad t 1872 ~ '9 ,%
ron'e the SD degree of parallel latitude has the SANCTION
S"'s'Hs Of 'e most powerful European Governments
ar,,d u, ,,I, -. 49, ' ,Ft e"' S,''i- "N4 WIZ
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-. N. M 0 o ID "

CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL. STREETS,
Who has still hand the best of everything III his line and ut
prices that satisfy every patriot aud soldier ynce
any having the interruption of sup
plies.
Fine Flannel Campaign Shirts,
Beautifully made in this city with Side Pockets, Buttons
rsuted never to come off, and consisting OF Il
Of handsome patterns
FINE LINEN CHECK SHIRTS
CoLoRED LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS.
HEAVY SILK UNDERsH1RTs AND DRAWERS
WOOL =. =. :.
;. COTTON :.
CANTON FLANNEL UNDERsaIRTS AND DRAWERS.
WOOL SOCks-At the cost of yarn only.
DOUBLE COTTON SoCKs-For tender feet
LARGE SILK POCKET HANDKERCntFFs
HEAVY BUCK AND CAMPAIGN GLOVES.
WHITE MILITARY GLOVES.
cRAvATs AND SUBSCRIBERS, and every article for a
Complete Toilet,
Remember at
S. n. MOODY'S
SEE Zp3teod Corner OF Canal and Royal streets
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atR0s-1sa EsEy'ss,

General and Financial Agent Of Southern Pacific Rslr2a,
Company 1uxas, mo n.tr
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Volunteer Relief Committee.
TO ALL GOOD CITIZENS.

10 ALL GOOD CITIZENS.
NEW ORLEANS Ang 10, 1861
AS this Committee has received with deep regret positive
proof that mp0ous have been .racced upon the puoc gen
ero5y by sons obtaining relief who entitled
same, they hereby appeal all good citizens, wh5 may
to the knowledge OF such of fraud inform
bers OF the Commitee in person. leave such information
with little delay possible he office Seeretury's Room
Boafd Of Assistant Aldermen. The following names
of the Committee
GERARD STITII, Board of Aldermen
S. P. pELABARRE, :. :.
L. E. F0RsTALI. e. :.
J. Il. HUCRINS, =. .
JAS. BEGG&, Board of Asst Aldermen
W F. HOD4KINS =.
]. B. LEEFE .
JAMES DAVIS,
JAMES REGGS,
au9 2ptf Chairman of the Colnu,itee.
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Concert in Aid ofrhird District Volunteers.

meesg held at he Hall Of Hope Hook and Ladder
Fire Company No g. SUNDAY Sept 1861 for the pur.
pose procuring WINTER CLOTHING for the Volunteers of
the Third District. at the Seat of War.
Thefolowng ocerssere eectedehster Long President;
j. GeBaum Secretary; Dave Bradbury, Treasurer. a.
1t unanimously resolved give series of CONCERTS
at the DeSoo School House Vaudeville street. aid
above cause the first Of which will held on September T.
IL O'Clock, ?. N. H .lEf
Conutae Of Arrangements Long, A. H Swanson
W. J. Starke, Josiah Jones, Jos. Jacobs, NJ. Dunn.
Mr. CHAS.TAEGER hos rendered his BTass Band free
charge PSI q % .s.f . rr- s-... .
All vocal and Instrumental amateurs wishing to parc pate in
this noble respectfully requested to leave their ad
dress the residence OF the President 4s Charities street
Qaie Moreaul. Tickets 81 cents. -
SEA 81 .. l4 .,a hos g. BAUM Secretary
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SsCBa dries.

800 b gs prime RIO COFFEE.
SO bbs MESS PORK.
so tierc prime LARD.
80 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
100 tierces SUGAR CURED HAMS.
EDO bbls. and supertne FLOUR.
loo kegs SHOT, assorted, buck and drop.
100 cases SARDINES, half and quarter boxes.
700 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
60 boxes Star CANDLES IA and I6 %.
2OU bbls. Rectiled WHISKY.
50O bills. Retired, Crushed and Powdered SUGARS.
ITO cases OYSTERS and LUBSTERS
For sale by
JOHN T. MOORE & CO.,
auto 2plul u and % Povtras strnat
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A. ROYAA, sAannaAE6MR,

Nos. IL Canal and II Crossman straats.
Sign of the Root Hog Or Di4
a1u!Ae'ater OF all kinds OF Plain and Fancy AWNISse,
1hN4S fARPAULINs, etc. Also all kinda of FLAGS AID
BANNERS suitable for companies otAsr purposes. with
fstads to suit Fall and Purchase Ropes, Sings etc, lifted
and furnished 10 order at the shortest BLOCKS Of a
S'Ie5 ready strapped likewise all kinds Of heavy HOCES,
sPARS and RIGGING suitable raising machinery any
other heavy material.
hsvs likewise hand me lot of SPRUCE sPARs, which
1 offer for sale Cheap for Cash
All OF the above articles found 1t Nos ID Canal and II
Urossnar streets, New Orleans.
n & Sail ana Rigging its branches, and country
ui$ lv&W
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Front California.
The San Francisco Herald of August I'd has In
follng1nT.

The San Francisco Herald of August I'd has the
following:
GREAT FIRE IN FoRBEsTowN.-OrooM Aug. l.
fire occurred at Forbestown this morning, break
ing out at o'clock, in the European Hotel. It
spread through town, extending west as far rs the
building of S. j. Hageman L Bloomfield, and east
as far as the old National Hotel and Plum's dug
store. The estimated losses are as follows Ran
dali Whipple, wagon aud blacksmith shop, $500 !;
E. &. Weston Il Bro, butcher shop, $500; j. Alien
bach, European Hotel and furniture, $4,000; e.
Bloomfield, store, saloon and building, $1,000; F.
Thompson, restaurant and stock, $(400; +. Gal
lagher " Co.. cellar and stock, $500; A. Lewis
building, $500; Gibson Il Dewitt out buildings,
$500; S. j. Hageman, out buildings, $500; Fl. s..
Maddox, post-ofice, etc, 5000; W. Sipple, barber
shop, $l0U; ". F. NJ. Goss, shoe store and stock,
$500: Clark & Co, blacksniths, $500; +. G. Gas
kill, Union Hotel, furniture, ETC., $4,000; ID. v. G..
Co., $780, Cal. Stage Co, hay and grain, $3.50 !;
j. II. Reeds house and furniture, $500; china
house. 500; Forhest0wn Water Company, 1nne,
etc, $500 !; Forbestown Brass Band. $500; Flint y
Co.. butchers, $3.50: L. Raphell, $500; Masonic
Lodge, $500; n. d. Plum, $; D. W. Filing,
clothing, furnture and iewery, $4,000.
ATTACK EY BASpITs ON WELLS, FARGO & Co. S
STAGE Virginia City, August |, s P. M,-An
attack was made Oh Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S stage,
coming east, this afternoon, two miles east of
Dutch Neck's. Three men came running to meet
the stage in another direction. One with double.
barrelled shot gun commanded the driver to stop.
While raising the gun to shoot, the second and
third commenced shooting with revolyers, firing
seven shots. The driver whipped them in the face
with his whip, which prevented them from taking
aim. No one was hurt. Seven gentlemen were
inside of the coach and one lady on the seat with
the driver. There were no firearms on the stage.
The three men had black masks on their faces and
white handkerehiefs on their heads, and wore no
hats. They wore red shirts and oyeralls The
overland mail stage was half a mile behind. Five
hundred dollars reward is offered by Wells, Fargo
& Co., for the hghwaymen.
WIFE PoISoNNG.--A man named Sears is under
arrest in Richmond, on charge of numbering his
wife by poisoning her with strychnine. Such cases
have hitherto been almost exclusively confined to
the North, and we learn from the Examiner that
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Soldiers CkotitiRq.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-,
PAIRING IT.

PAIRING IT.
am endeavorjng furnish the Volunteer Troops of
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and having
uniform suits of wooden coIh and unerciothes to be
distributed among them informed patriotic ci.
zens of several parishes also engaged in similar preparations
for the benefit OF their companies If these contributions
clothing sent by them directly their eonpaues
without being Of the quantity kind sent and the
companies supplied, great confusion be the con
sequence.
soldier can only carry certain quantity of clothing
OF great importance that each of soldiers have
good substantial woolen suits possible il also
important that there be of action among supply
ing them in order avoid sending doubts supplies to COM
pAnies.
therefore urgently the citizens of the country
parishes 10 send IN this city such supplies Of clothing
they may prepare, with explicit directions companies
or individuals for whom they Intended Will take care
that they reach their destination. The clothes he boxed
up haed and directed in New Orleans tee name
of the tor which they Intended on it, and
Statement OF It's contents that may not dupi-
cate the articles
respectfully request the newspapers to give publicity t
suggestions i'll consideration Of the objects effected
THOS. 0. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans, Aug. H. 1861. arl9 2nP
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Il Card.

Professor Mccarthy, Of Magazine Wellington
Streets gives lessons at stated hours in Grammar Rhetoric
Algebra, Geometry Navigation, Engineering Gnunery and
Book keeping, 'i, ..' MP N --.. ra
Professor Mccarthy lectures in colleges when EN-.
ployed By the hour. ... se2 2n12t
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The BATTLE IN kANAWHA The Cincinnati Com
nercai has the following in reference to the late
defeat Of Col. Tylerin Western Virginia. The kin
ing Of an uakHewn naiaberio of the rebels is first
rate:
Dr. sIenzies, Of the Second KeIttucky Regiment,
returned from Gautey Bridge, Va, yesterday, nav
ports that the telegraphic reports We have had Of
the battle near Snmmerpiiie are substantially cor
rect The Seventh Regiment, Col. Tyler, were
surrounded by a greatly superior force and cut
their way braFey through, with d loss ID missing
OF two hundred and seven men and two Wagons.
They were pursued, and kept up a running fght
with ne enemy for some miles Finally the regi-
ment, alter killing and wouading an unknown NUN
per ot ttie enemy succeeded il joining Gen Coz i
Command ~ Ga1lsy Bridge.
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So Coal OH aud Lamps Country Mer-
CHANTS Planters and the public genay will find the Great
Southern Goal Oil and Lamp Emporium, No CHARITIES street.
by far the largest only complete stock Of PURE COAL
OILS and 3oALOIL LAMPsn this city, which Aessrs CO.
VERT HILL offer retail prices
than they be purchased for any oaar house
4oRth. nvS 2ntF
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Notice.

Conrbuonsior The Sick Wonded Soldiers of our rny
to be left al WILLIAM H SMITHS store No 50 Grarier
street. .-
v.r - BY order of the Committee.
"su .. sr ". a. ELMoRE, President.
d. L RICAEDo, Secretary ~ .-... . ST. 2ptf
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Information having reached undorbted re-
liability, that species Of epeculagu has attempted with
the tickets held by parties entitled ree and issued by this
Coittee hereby given that transfer OF such tick
els will be Hnosnlzea in manner, for any purpose
s. .- JAMES BEGGS
au2O 2ptf Chairman Of Committee
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FOR Sale.

A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRoEER. aged d
years with her child ID months old She is sold for no fault
and Is fully guaranteed II desired will be sold for Confed
crate States Treasury Notes az PAR. 10
Address Box 2622 Post, oaiee. SEA 2o2t
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Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association.

Tha Ladies Volunteer Aid Association call TO the
following resolution
Resolved That applications will be received FROM Conpa
MES that have not beeu authenticated by Bgadier General
Tracy or Aal Ntant GeAer@ 6flvat. myl5 2ptf
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pIukESs ATTEST Wonz. ----'s Pip How are you,
Pip z the latest emanation from Dickens pen, is
for sale.at Ellis news depot, opposite the Post
Office. sIt il a most amusing hook. .fs5 4 vi at
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AsoTHER DETAeHaENr OF TEXANS. Yesterday
two hundred more Texans arrived in the city by
She overland route their way to the seat Of war
in Virginia. They say that the balance of the
two regiments win come along as soon as possible,
and report the road in bad condition. The troops
look healthy and seem in thehest Of spirits They
williease this morning by the jackson Railroad.
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Rg-O. Ta1amUR DessoFsfn.es 81 Co., Import
Foreign Dry Goods No. Magazine stract-Merchans
of the interior and from adjoining States visiting city wiz
find atthe sbryehaCd establishment of most complete
OF Foreign Dry Goods imported INTO this coun-
try sold prices lower would bs thought possible even in
ordinary tines. Give Them call, seq 2rl5te0d
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RS~Ed. Crescent: Please announce the tsn-
dersened candidate Tor The Office OF State Supent
Of Public Education. W. Il. n. MAGRUDER
al23 2ptd Baton Rouge, La.
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Nen 0rlaans 9aiIp Gresferi.
eICIAI JOURNAL on CITN or NEW ORLEANS,


w. We feel greatly obliged to Mr.. II. Frankie
Cor thc Fery latest dates from Gew York, Cincin-3
matt, Louisville and Memphis. In these times
editors know how TO appreciate suck farors.
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PResaEss ofsEHE Loan. We learn from Mi, De
4 5o W, me superintendent OFT Cotton and Pro-
I ducei Loan. that the subscriptions already amount
70 an equivalent of notices. than thirty millions of
dears. h 10 not possible to makeauy exact caje,l
iation of the amnunt Of subscriptions owing TO the
snaf many OF theirFcrops Or portions
cat mentioning their extsnt.s The estimate, how
ever, named shove is considered rather below the
mark than otherwise. s8i fs=*j h q III 5'T'F I,
MT. DeBow is at present sending out a nnYnhe,
thorough canvass of the lean,in Virginia; the sol.
citation hitherto Of subscriptions in this State hay
ing been very limited, and on that account ons
NOT as successful as might have been expected. (
fRiehmond Examiner SIst
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TENTH WARD CluB, 8. A.. p This Club will
meet this evening, al o'cloek ,at the Club Room,
on Rousseau street. ts 55ss
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s5~ Herring's Patent Champion fire &zn&
cans. ... do 2plf
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90 Some unknown friend has laid on our table
the Mesila Times Of August 10th, for which he has
our thanks. s59s Il M 3
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FHoM OAK HiIh, The Fort Smith Parallel nun

From OAK HiI1,s-The Fort Smith Parallel pub.
Il fishes the following Geographic Dispatch:
q Fayetteville, august 2l.--We learn from Cant.
Carroll who has just arrived from Missouri, that
The Arkansas State troops viii arrive at Camp
81 Walker on Friday or Saturday next
Ramor says THAI the wounded Dutch are diving
at the rate Of twenty CT thirty per day. =
3 O'Clock. 4. IA gentlemen Just In from eamp
says that 100 ofsouF wounded were buried one day
this week. tits supposed the enemy shot poisoned
ballets. The wounds earn perfectly green. Some
\ OF the bullets have been examined They have a
small hole la them eontaining white substance.
l killed twenty-five hundred wounded and fifteen
hundred missing. Most Of the missing are Tying
around il the woods, near the battlefield, dead.
VALUABLE AEgKsss FoH SALE.-A good cook,
washer ronef with child Is monihs old is offered fot
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CREOLE.

+ RS- For Auditor or Public Accounts-PIease
announce H. PERAITA Il candidate Auditor Public
Accounts at the election in November.
CpEDl,E
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r 80 Ed. Crescent: Please announce DANES
r. BRADLEY candidate COnstaDl first Court
in the district bounded by Julia Felicity Streets
the River to the Swamp Election, 4th November.
au23 2ptd MANY VOTERS
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Military Goods :!

q and Isl GLartrey street,
" New Orleans
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Should provide himself description of comfort
able and well made SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOODS to
be had; by doing half tho supply will sufce and the an
of having make garments over again at the
seat Of buying ones avoided insure satlstac
ton, pAtroni2e
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Arranged by II. H. WALDEN.
Deputy Collector, Custom IIonse, Port OF New Orsens
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.F'9'OCeeRSRgS
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FIR ENCfs.

LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven
on, lengaages) and the CONSTITUTION Of the State
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER 0'DONEELI.
i. l.. WHITE, Herbert L EsCOUSsE
GEO. ELLIS, ". F. GOLBThWAITE,
p. HAWES& CO., f. EzEKIBL
T. FIT2WTLIiAM.
h~ Orders from the country hed a. Gbesa discount
mg22 2ptf
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R3-F. L.. Defseese. the present incumbent,
is u candidate Tor state Treasurer. jyl 2ptd
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II :f2p5i
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limited edition Of this work, (l000 copes he authorized
standard will lie SHORTY issued The distinctions between the
various grades shown by the Plates which there w he
Eeen and consisting OF all the different departments of the
service and comprising about nifty figures.
This edition will be plain black md will he followed by an.
other edition in full colursa Magnificent Work Il will con.
tam plates and full directions the guidance of ailors
Liberal teus will be extended 10 Booksellers Aprly to
Cor. BLANTON DUNCAN
-se2 2T3t EichmnrJ Va
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-04

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-04

PIP HOW ARE YOU PIP. By CHARLES Dickens Fol
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