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ANOTHER YANKEE STEAMER CAPTuRED CAPT.
MARSH MILLER NJ THE MENAGERIE BUSINESS. Capt
MarSh Miller, of the steamer GraDlpns has made
another capture, which, if not 40 valuable ii still
something Of d feat. Lying at the Hickman wharf
dayor TWO since, was o little show boat, filled
with stuffed tigers, lions. leopards, huge anacon-s
das, wax figures and the like, On board ii was
the habit Of the proprietor to give select entertain
ments, which were termed Shakspearian. inter
spersed with select extracts from the n cork
OPERA The wardrobe of these cs,deoam actors,
Who played many parts, ~ was on the boat. It
happened that the Grampus, while out prospect
ing, stopped at Hickman, when the proprietor,
Who thought money would accomplish almost any
thing, offered to Capt. Miller Eve hundred dollars
to toy his little craft to Columbus where, he CON
fldentialiy assured him, he could manage to get to
Galro. Inc bargain was concluded the money
pa1d, tne show boat attached to the Grampus and
however of Keeping up the river the two were
turned down stream. The proprietor OWNED the
movement, and Immediately threw himself over.
board and SWAN ashore. The tsrsTlnus and
her prize Kept on ito New Madrid. 73previnus
10 her arrival there the boys had placed lion
rampant and a tiger coitcadflt (stnffadl an tha
pilot house Of the Grampus, while the bows Oh
board arrayed themselves in the theater clothes
md African habillrnents found on the prize pre-.
ance. The five hundred dollars in money and lie
prize were turned over to Gen. Pillow but resery.
lng the money, he presented the boat to Captain
Miller, who fasfened her in the rear of the wharf
0oat and has gone into the menagerie business.
FOR one dime all the curiosities may be inspected
ana the rush i said to be terrific. ALI that the en-,
yer lacks is lurdy gnrdy, but this want
V In some measure supplied by young aarkey.
who plays the d. on drum, s'''1Ne''
y rtsa.. az. ,ll
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Blankets for Sick Soldiers.

1t will be impossible for the Confederate State Govern
men to purchase BLANKETS for the Of sick aud
wounded soldiers They not to be had the supply being
nearly exhausted therefore call heads of families,
and all other persons and especially the Planters of Louis
iana contribute pair of Blankets this good
purpose Every family nearycerein!y every planter
from to half dozen pair of their abundant supply
They should be sent central point in parish
pressed in bale at press and marked with the
number it contains and directed 10 A. B. JAMES, my agent
New Orleans. .ss. .v.. w.
1t is hoped the steamboats, will bring them down free Of
CHARGE hut freight will be paid by those shipping them
au22 2pl2t THOs, O. MOORE, Governor.
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No. / CAR BOX OIL, IN casks and barrels su-
Petior 10 Lard or equal to sperm oils for
Railroad car boEes,..,..,....,..... 49, 20 cts gal
No. REFINED OIL, in casks and barrels,
suitable for mixing with any other Oils % .
No. 2 REFINED OIL in casks and barrels.
suitable for painting on all outside work,
and any color except white. Is .
No. REFINED OIL, In casks and bbts., sGi.-
able for Ship and S!efzuboat decks, Roof
ing, ETC.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is :,
No. l GAS OIL in casks and barrels, suitable
for the various kinds of gas apparutus-. rs .
COMMON ROSIN OIL In casks, suitable for
mixing with Lime for Washes also for
covering fences, new works etc, prescr7-
Ing the wood from exposure to the
tier or for mixing with common pant OF
Tanners Olls.-...... ...........t.,..... % =.
AXLE or WHEEL GREASE. in barrels. half
bbs md kegs, made for the Plantation,
Farm. City and Country use.........St5 10 4 cts u
NAPEI!A, Crude and Refined in casks rsed
for manufacturing burning aods, too Cts gal
NAVY PITCH, in q and 40 gall barrels waf-
raH'ed free from Water, Sand Chips anI
other Impurities. Price according l;ua7.
ket.
We manufacturing the above enumerated arces,
and are prepared to Gil all orders We call the attention cf
Dealers and Consumers stock ard 10 bear in mind tf
PURE and UNIFORM manufactured exclusively frta
Southern MATERIAL and managed owned b Southern neg
CONFEDERATE BONDS and TREASURY NOTES iakga
ct par. Discounts u1ade to The trade
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
iyl tf2p6t President,
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A Card.

The Priests of St. Patricks Church. as the Ladies'
the HOUSE OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, hereby tender
their most grateful Judgements the members of the
FIRE DEPARTMENT. of New Orleans, to whose devoted
efforts guided by the skill of D. Bradbury Chief Engineer and
encouraged by the noble example Camaden Foreman
Mississippi No. 2 they mainly (unde Divine Provdence) owe
the preservation of these two edces The one pride
city and the other albeit only infancy monument
OF the morality Of our fellow citizens. au26 2p2t.
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MRs. GENERAL GAINES. The veracious report
ers of events in Washington having photographed
North that this highly respected lady had returned
from visit to the South. with her sympathies and
opinions IN behalf Of the gonfederates completely
reyolutionized, she has come out ia the following
fearless style, under the very shadow of the
haboon Government. Il ss.
{. 4. Il, h. WASHINGTON D. o., Aug. 10, 1861.
NY attention has recently been called to several
newspaper notices, ia reference to my late visit
South wherein 4 am made to give ntterance to
certain opinions with regard the state Of things
there. s$ ~ sssIss3 s r {
Deening it due to truth, the South and to myself,
Iunhestahngly deny ali such statements, and ask
Of you place 10 your paper3for this prompt and
ulequiy0cal. denial. So far from saying as re-
ported y am foroed.to add that the reverse il the
truth, to-wit that never saw 10 united d people,
OF more resolute and determined soldiery, and
that, 80 far as saw Or heard 4 had no donbt but
they would stand w their opinion 10 the last. and
would sooner perish than be subdaed. These
were the sentiments that met me everywhere
through my journey South, as 4 frankly stated to
my friends since my arrival here, in answer to
their questions.
Very respectfully, MYRA CLARK GAINES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-28
Supplies for Sick and Wounded Soldier.

The Surgeon General of the Confederate Army has applied
and through The citizens Louisiana, for supplies
following articles for the sick and wounded soldiers
Hospital Shirts Bed Linen Blankets Pocket Handkerchief
Pandage Linen Rags Corn Starch Gelatne Rice Flour Ia
piocs Brandy Whisky Port Wne and Disinecting Agents.
have already called heads of families and planters in
another notice. supply with blankets and request
wishing donate any of the above articles send them
my agent A. B. James 81 Magazine street. compactly boxed
baed, with statement of contents II blankets be
had, Bed Comforts can be substituted.
(Sgned,J THOS O. MOORE.
New ORLEANS, August q, 1861. au26 2p12t
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ssuTFPKEssIok OF NEWSPAPERS liz THE NORTH. -
~ sappressl . q by mob violence
rpoa every paper that dares Ia raise ia gaoa
against the Washington Government. N so Z
Major Mokinstry, the Provost Marshal az ~
LOUIS, mas added 70 te aggressons Of the despota
vii, the pfession Of the Morning Herald. Thai
y the fourth paper suppressed ia that civ. Tbe
following il the order "
OFFICE PRoxosT MARSHAL So
~ -, :, - ST. Louis, Aug IL lg5i5-,S
ss,9l on asa hereby ordered to suppress the news
d aper Called The Morning Herald will not allow
81 = publication Of the same from the date 81 this
fGder.
# ISisgeal y. MoKfNSTRY,
Major y. 9. Army, Provost Marthai
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500 bags prime RIO COFFEE
SEQ bbls. MESS PORK.
$40 erc' prime LARD.
50 casks BACON SHOULDERS
100 terces SUGAR CURED HAMS
300 bbls. extra and superine FLOUR.
100 kegs SHOT assorted buck and DROP
800 cases SARDINES, half and quarter boxes.
100 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
500 boxes Star CANDLES, II and lG o.
200 bbs. Recfed WHISKY.
800 bbs Refined, Crushed and Powdered SUGARS
100 cases OYSTERS and IIOBSTERS
For sale by
JOHN T. MOORE & CO.,
auto 2plm q and % Povdras street
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Attention, L1aSliesy

number OF Ladies having organized themselves into So
ces for the purpose of preparing Lint for the of
Who may be wounded in the coming conflict they would solicit
the aid of every lady in the city in this work Of mercy The
Young Mems Christian Association have kindly rendered
their aid ard by the beray of the Louisiana Mutual Insur
ance Company No. 3second story 50 Camp street.
Joining the Of said Association been preferred for our
as depository in addition to the Hall of the Association
sincerely hope that every houekeeper in New will
respond Immediately with donations of old linen other
useful articles. : a2a 2ntf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-28
Volunteer Relief Committee,
TO ALL GOOD CITIZENS

TO GOOD CITIZENS.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 10, 1861.
As this Committee has received, with Geep regret positive
proof that impUns have been aGiceu upon the public gem
erosty by obtaining relief who entitled to the
same they heeby appeal all good citizens who may come
to the knowledge Of any fraud to inform mem
bers oil the Committee in person. leave such information
with as little delay possible their Office Secrearys Room
OF board OF Assistant Aldermen The following the
of the Committee
GERARD STTTII, Board of Aldermen.
S. P DELABARRE, :. :.
l.. F. FoRhTALL, :. :,
j. II. HUGKIES E. .
JAS BEGGS, Board of Asst Aldermen.
WI HODGKINS, =. .
j. B. LEEFE, .. :,
JAMES DAVIS, :. .
JAMES BEGGS,
apI9 2pt Chairman of the Committee.
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"A Gard to Cotton Planters.

The undersigned Cotton Factors city of New Orleans,
IN view of the interests of all parties recommend to their ar
Gus customers and correspondents ship portion Of
their crops of Cotton to this city, from their
plantations until the blockade fully entirely abandoned
OF which due notice will be given.
s. Q. Nelson & Co. A. Levi 4 Co.,
A. D. Kelly i Co., A. MiI,enberrer Co
Edward Male 4 Co, Ar Miltenberger,
Wright q Allen. Soudder & Stamps
Hewitt Norton Co, Gallagher Il Dyer
h. D. Cooper & Co., Moses Greenwood
Fel!owes Il Co., Sentell 4 Prather,
t. Il. 4 j. N. Allen Co., Black Byngton
X. Mc1lhenny < Co., John Watt L Co.
Martini Cobb Co., Byrne, Vance & Co.,
GLADDEN. seixRs, Pitcher Il Goodrich
j. W. Bmbdge L Co., Warren & Crawford,
Green Crunp, Fredlander 4 Gerso
W. II d. Urquhart, J. W. ChRmplin L Co.,
d. j. Person Il Co., Thornhill Co.,
Walker K Snyder, Rotchtord, Brown Co,
Perkins Co., Logan, iSoniat & Claiborne,
John 7. Hurdle h Co. Copes L Phelps,
A II. May & Co. D. r. Carroll L Co.,
B. N, Lowe 4 CO.. A. D. Donovan
r. 2. Hunt, Frellson It Stevenson,
Geo. P. Black Co, R. W. Estn Co.,
Campbell Strong, Winston, Morrison L Co.,
R. c. Cummings K Co., ellis Il Ferguson,
W. A. Gordon 4 Castillo ia G. Cromwell,
Montgomery 4 White, Moore 4 Brother,
u. Toledano X Taylor, Cleveland Bro. & Co,
Ptitohard & Flower, Murdoch & Williams,
Montgomery L Hail. Phelps 4 Jones,
Al. fully Co.. Payne, Huntington & Co.,
Holloway Lonsdsle, r. Yeatmau,
Sykes Il Comfy, Nixon 4 Co.,
Walker & Co., Hawkins & NORWOOD
Rhorer Il cunts. Stuart & James
Foley, Avery Il Co., Scrugss, ponegan 4 Co.,
Tarltou Whiting TuiliS, Patton & Finney,
Farley, Jurey Co, Giffen, Snedes Il Co.,
P H. Skpwith, John Williams Co.,
Moore Browtler, f. B. Ernest,
Henderson, Terry Co., Carroll, Hoy Il Co.,
Allison PaIson 4 Co, Edward Pillsbury,
West Renshaw It Camulack, Levy & Deter,
]. B. Gribble Il Co., Wilson & Pomroy,
Lewis Oglesby. Abat, Narye It Cushn1sn,
W. Cox 4 Co, Robert L. Adams Il Co.,
j. c. B. S, Kicks, Horre, Gayle x Co.,
HiIard, Summers / Co., Thos. Henderson 4 PeRe,
John L. Lee, Richard Nugent Il Co.,
George Connolly L Co, Watt Il Noble,
Br8nder Chambliss K Co., McI.enorc, Raybutn l. Co..
Frerson, Conway & Co., Battle Noble 4 Co.,
Coleman L Wihes, BARLEY, johnson & Go.
Beliocq, Noblom K Co. Hughe., Hylested L Co.
A. i. Henicl 4 Co. Lane Salter 4 Co
Patton, Henderson Co, Duncan, Payne Co.
Mcfarland Barksdale, r. II. Short 4 Co.
Block, McAfee & Co., Thompson & Clark
W. A. johnson Il Co. Broadwel & Haynes,
Smith johnson, John f. Wyche Go.
Brady, Wilson L Co. George S. Mardeville
Ounce " Co, Gillespie Jordan Il Co.,
Cutrer ( Harrison. Bell d BouIgny,
Wood Il Low, Samuel Barrett
New Orleans, Jnly II. 1861. jy23 2ptf
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Volunteer Relief Committee.

Information having reached this Committee of undoubted
liability that species Of speculation has attempted with
The tickets held by parties entitled ree and Issued by this
Committee notice hereby given that transfer of such
cts will be recognized in any Manner any purpose
s-+,Es. ... JAMES BEGGS,
au2O 2ptf Chairman of Committee,
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this received the circular Of our factors, followed
with those from other cities, expressing the deter
mination of those connected with the cotton trade
not to offer any cotton for sale until the Southern
Confederacy is recognized by the two great pow
ers of Europe. They have evidence of the deter
minaton to carry out the suggestions and resolu
TONS from the fact that up to this time there have
only been received at the seaports thrty-seven
bales of new cotton against SO 900 bales same time
last year. If our friends on the other side, and the
Northern Hessians think that the DETERMINATION
will not be carried out of retaining the cotton III
| the country, they will be greatly deceived. Ihey
must not pay any regard to the lying ana non
sense of the New York Herald and NeWf ofk Daliy
| Times.
| There was some talk about the treasury notes OF
the Confederate States. They are in clrcuatoh'
| but not being legal tender, many small amounts
| are rendered to the brokers, who have not tne
means to purchase to any extent, consequently,
now and then some losses are submitted to. If the
banks will receive them and give them circulation,
| so much the better. 1t is very unfortunate that
I the impression of the notes and the paper are so
| ordinary. There has been great oversight in the
| selection of the engraver (if there was one en-
gaged). The paper is very common, and If the
impression is called engraving, all we have to say
is that there is not lithographist in New Orleans
but what could have furnished a better specimen.
AS for engraving, note before us cannot have the
least pretension to responsibility. Moreover there
is scarcely printing office in New Orleans but
what could have turned out a better job Asfor
the two signatures, it is impossible to make out
what they are whether they belong to the Treas
ury Department to the War Department. to the
Quartermaster Department, or where. We suggest
to Secretary Memminger to adopt different style
and impression altogether. What can be under
stood by a signature on each corner, and in the
center the following printed words?
''Eor Register.n
~. Hoyer & Ludwig, Richmond Fa'
It is presumed these parties are the printers.
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1000 SLAVES
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE.


We Will purchase or hire for term Of five war. Fjys HIM
drad or Thousand SRye Tahor.rz IA or, NJ, tt c,,..
Pacific RaIroUd IN Texas--inreaiataI, ,ra, ~ Ctt
La In a region secure and nro,ected fror, ,r,,;, m
ton from the conflict which shall erist hatvraar ira
of this country The country thro1gt which ta road
entirely healthy and for the distance or sor,s 4oA m IN ~
Of Shreveport It pe1etrates one oF tho sp,.t sin1
countries on the continent of America
This company has mapp iBcent land GRAN, r-,- r,
10 30 acres for every mile of road the cor,p , ~
the distance Of 800 miles from evsno ~, ~. a . r,
Paso the western boundary of Texas Tn tiros ,io
sent the company cannot command cash tn nav IN, ,eh
tal the rapid development Of the comDanvs ntat t.
for of years. by hire or bv the actual
many will ,,sla ,ko w. -. IT., -, ' ''' eo@-
with slgveowners in Kentucky Nissap-t Vi-,ira 49,
North Carolina or elseHhera ror Tho bj.o -. t -,
payments in the most undoubed securities oe so ~ 1no
Families entire will be taken aiths- h, biro -. ,ir "
The company ia enabled to propose IibsaI to,, h - ~
muniicent land grants of Texas and fts ah,., =.
;ron ..d ~o,I,x. -. ~ so Hi-J " p"tchhae the
construction bonds of the con,napv Mt ooI,a', '
All the rights of this cor,ns,, ora ed ~ " "'
of Texas This eompany has scrrad ,h $500, "s '.' INV
route on the 32d desree If naraI1 ~ l,;,s "Iu ~
of several of the most powerful! European
,' SPAN Toflnsai belgium and SwttE-
"e ~ u "tFe7 capitalists commercial and
hR
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a BID 3IaEA Sc Tie Iowa journal, d few DAYS
ago, Ma arttrle showing pretty bad condition
ofsaeyea fftat State from the loss Of Southern
tFads general stagnation of business coase-
s1uent nl6aa tue lincoln war. In the course Of a
hong aftfeis H .aying the evil, the editor said
From every liil sop and valley. of iowa the cry
will s9fn eaass sce, take OFF restrictions aG.
loes the oi tfate. give rs peaee and life,
He he knuss g thas will be 30 :. We
stsTs i 0sisiilg fen hsarsay7 or eoniectafe1,
Tises n5i fste the /, Bic kadea pretty badly
izpsiH tst aaet6as5s tfe eoun, W Its said to be
wgFse ta2ti tlse I.ouisS lie Courier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-28

ES~ Coal Oil and Lamps - Country Mer-
chns flaRter and the public generally will lind the
southern Coal Oil and Lamp Emporium No Chartres street.
by Tar the largest and only complete of PURE
OILS and COAL OIL LAMPS in this city which M0ssrs CO.
VERT HILL offer rsail at lower prices
han they can be purchased for other house
&oatn' myS 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-28
Public Schools-Ffrst. District.

These Schools will be reopered MONDAY September I'd
at hour. Teachers prepared their
requested to register their names at the Lyceun Library by
81 O'Clock A. NJ I'd prox,
au26 2p3t W. O. ROGERS, Superintendent.
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Vegetables and Provisions for the Poor.

vegetables ana provisions for the Poor,
The and blockade having mainly suspended the employ
ment OF the poor e New Orleans composed largely of voun
teers families, and financially disabled great measure
those who ordinarily relieve the Glass there
being much distress among them and prospect has
been proposed that the planters living along the naviguhe
streams and railroads send contributions of vegetables
be distributed from central depot city and also
that resident provision Dealers grocers bakers butchers huc
render their contributions at the same
place, and for the purpose.
The Mayor and Council have given the of the splendid
iron water works building the evee,
street, for the depot and being fitted up once
citizens furnishing the materials, labor, etc., etc.
Many planters all indeed who spoken wh-have
cordially proered aid and been sending for
month past
Every eRmboa who been spoken to offers transport
tation gratis do the railroad companies Dayase will also
be free.
commissary will have charge Depot and he as we'll
several gentlemen of character will grauitously the
bounes properly bestowed The Ladies' Society for the
Confederate Army that has hobly aded sodiery
clothing bandages etc, and poor women with work offer
their aid to prevent misdirection of the charity.
All will be under the general supervision the
Mayor who heartily aids the cause and will through special
police, secure order.
This scheme is be benevolent one from beginning to end
being paid many towards organizing and
preparing required and all cheerfuy given at the
word.
The and personal aid citizens is
solicited If money should be gwen would be expended
further the object
Citizens of louisiana this the patriotism As well as
benevolence for these in large part gallant sol
dies famessone of them indeed, belonging country
by virtue Of legaces written in blood the plains Manassas
How tie hearts Of surviving defenders ceered and
their neved by knowing that their ut home are
daily and will be allowed us not
tolerate misery that merely stretching the hand will re-
Timely aid will many instances prevent utter wretch
edness, if not starvation and crime.
possibleto tell how long present canses Of distress
may last, what others may supervene recommended
that the planters only send abundance now but
plant for the future and sh potatoes cabbages rnus
etc, etc.
Packages should be marked Vegetables Poor Levee
Waterwosks New Orleans,'
If the sacks baskets have the donors on them
they viii be returned as far p acticable.
New Orleans, August 3, 1851. aug 2ptf
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State Normal School.

The exercises Of this School will be resumed MONDAY
September Cd at clock P NJ. Applications for admission
may made the School house Clio street. between St
Charles and Plytania any afternoon, Saturdays at
A. NJ. ROBT NJ LUsHER, Charm Ex. Com.
W. o ROGERS Secretary -- au26 2p3t
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Rules for the Government of the Free Vege,
table Market.

The Market to be opened from O'Clock A. ~ till P NJ
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, unt further notice. commencing
on TUESDAY NEXT 18th inst
No application for Vegetables etc, will be received unless
the is signed by the Alderman or Assistant Alderman Of
the Ward and District in which the applicant resides.
All persons DESTROYS Of contributing Vegetables Provisions
etc. for the poor requested send the TO the Vol
unteer Relief Committee, Waterworks Bui ding, head
Canal street.
Persons contributing will please mark their baskets or bags
with their and locations, in order that same may
returned them. Persons will be at the building
donations, and Of the will be correctly kept
Persons applying for relief will the upper side the
building and when supplied Will pass the lower side
prevent confusion.
Tickets not transferable and supplies will be delivered
without them and they be presented each application
Mr. A c. Merke has kindly rendered services to the Com
mitee 10 receive slaughter and up, all Beef Cattle
may be donated.
THOMAS MURRAY,
H. BIER,
GARDNER SMITH
+. F. SCHMIDT,
aus 2ptf D. l. RICARDO, Committee
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A Card.

ALGIERs, Aug. 20, 1861.
D. Bidwell ESQ.,: Dear SThe citizens of Algers and of
the right bank of the Mississippi generally having been de-
barred from the pleasure of being the entertainments
of Mr. HARRY MCCARTHY, performing at the Academy of
Music and fully approaching his talents respectfully ask that
for citizens the benefit of his musical entertain
ments and therefore, suggest that you Musical
ertanment to be given such time suit his conye
nience the steamboat BANJO, for accommodation
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.EEiSEiseeTy esn6 EDre8snsastsag o..

Having still on hand urge varied assortment Of elegant
MILLINERY, would info the ladies of New Orleans and
country that will sell all off very moderate prices for
CASH.
GAR1BALDI RIDING HATS, in great variety
MOURNING BONNETS, in great variety
In my Dressmakng Department. am making and Trim
ming Dresses the fashionable manner at greatly re-
duced prices.
Ee- Orders from the country promptly attended to.
Mrs. NJ. E. BENSON,
Dressmaker and Miner
au2O 2DSse l57 Canal ST., stairs, adong D. H. Homeg