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CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.

New ORLEANS Aug Il, 1861.
Having been appointed the Secretary War agent
collect receive and purchase small for the Confederate
States, deem necessary and expedien make
fact generally possible the better cooperation
work which needs be done quickly Czen patriots
Your Government asks for the thousands TRIED guns
that lie unused In your houses Recent experiments
proven that of your fine Double Bsrrelied Guns
with the improved Mimic ball, is "a
much talked OF Mimic Muke. Then, bring and
place them upon the altar of your county's liberty they
at once be consecraed the noble work
Tense If objection be made sending away your gins
be urged that you MAY them home the reply h that
The res way 10 prevent the necessity of using them home,
is place them in the hands of The many thousands
men who chatting with anxious desire stand
Of FIRE between and the invading foe. If this
deemed nconcusiye then the reflection high
thory those III whose Judgment all have confidence
who ii is but fair presume we'll necessities both
home and borders have, nfte deiberaou In
augUra'ed this shgnlt guarantee for
tue wisdom utility and patriotism of the ysu are called
on to perform Then desire short speedy s.c,
and acknowledgment, of independence pour-
selves place weapons the 5posa your Government
As you desire to strike terror the hearts those
plotting suhugaion aud destruction known that
the ttnsty Rife aud the death dealing Shot Gun Which you
have hitherto highly priced take part next cen
ict rendering possible victory complete
the'r defeat and route on the plains OF MANASSAS.
Ny instructions contemplate shall send forth into olr
pogulos regiaus assistant agents. charged with dly
Of collecting aud forwarding proper points yYeaeHs
thus obtained may be well slate that any one he
wishes 70 do even though he By Aeui can
greatly facilitate this work by sending any gdns las
command to g address, Of Robert PEin Nc 70 Camp
street, New Orleans.
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving, and Purchasing As
for the Confederate States Rul3 2pf
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* meeting held the o4isiao Hotel Saturday even.
ing October 49, ISL the purpose nominating c4ndtiae
for the Legislature, for the Second Representative District
Robert Mari called 10 The chair ard Bcand was
appointed Secretary. asF' 'i' ee
On motion, u osEPH W. CARROLL and sAMU Ell JAAII
son anapimoas recommended candidate repre-
sent TIE Second Representative District in the coming Leg
iatuse. s af -'rE' >s--5
1t resolved Thai the proceedings of A nseRg
be published in all the daily papers Of the est ~
And tEere:oFe The meeting adjourned, 80 -g
4, ~, &. Il. MARE, President.
!, IoEIN- BoLANp, Secretary. + 81 Ill
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SOCKS FOR TIE soIDtHas.=Ws ask special al
tention y the advertisement Of Mr.. Belkpsp.
which appears elsewhere in our paper this morn.
lng u which woolsn and cotton yarn IS solicited
Ior manufacturing iato socks for our brave sol.
dlers, hr Belknap's office is al 100 Grasier
street, and oil parties who have lots Of the ARTICLES
required could not dosbetter than to send them ID
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~ EED,

en- sund4y evening, 10th inst, at O'clock HENRY
I'VE, aged Is years Ea~-
The friends Of his family and the regiment of Orleans Guards
are respectfully invited to attend Ills funeral This anng
~ o'clock from the residence ST. Philip street, between
Claiborne and DerbignF. ts = 4. .z.. .y
On Sunday morning. 10th instant long painful sick
ness ADELtNH TfERE daughter of Emilia and
aTbe0dor Won la Hache, aged II years.
The friends of the family invited attend the funeral
from the residence of the parents, Camp between
Philip and Fir Fourth Ditrict, without further invitation
O'clock This, Afternoon. t
Oh Saturday night I9.h ins at u o'clock EUGENE son
Of A. Bonnet and pelphine BERNARD aged years and
mouths. IT, -a p = 49, ,'IfE
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~ ROACH fSEEEarsA Every house.
rats snd reaches and We knowthaa anything
maate them wil meet with sale as soon az Il
sss aipsot said and We advise am
saasrs Is e e asssss. Wrtght o. Nos Il and ls
aay result most satsfaetoiiy IS almost sprs
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Y isE ER cioTHrKG .--It may be matterspf i'm.
NV msny y bear in mind stock Of cloth
w IN asn5 Of material of which 10 make them
MT very large nine and sst Il
z pus NY when have chance and ,,til
runs e price up MY hundred per cent
aanroe oo n large store in the Story Badiprs
III IN Z. present fms stock n all kinds Of cloth,
I aaa goods Persons szil need tss.
had better - sud eir Purchases 4 onee
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ANoTHER LIaHr ATTERY CoRrs. We refer the
public y the advertisement Of Messrs. HeIme,
hysers Hall Fortier, in relation to the forma-
I hon % Light Battery Corps, which appears in.
! another column this morning. The public should
certainty encourage the formation Of such corps
4 BY every means III their power.
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ST ia A r

SUGAR pLA NTERS' AGENCY
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s5s SECOND RspREsRsr 1TIyE DIsTRIc STATE Lee IS.
1 IAFuaE refer our readers to the notice pub
iished elsewhere Of the nomination Of Messrs.
Joseph ". Carroll and Samuel Janison, for Repre-
senta tiyes from the Second District to The state
Legislature. These gentlemen are both well.
Z knoWn citizens, and would make able and efficient
n1iylic seFvaufssE Ss4s 3sfs sA4E44S$ u
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k9- The friends of tIae Mon. G, NJ. Conrad
him candidate e-eIecen 10 the Confederate
Congress from the Second Congressional District composed
the First and Fourth Districts Of New Orleans the Parish
of Jefferson. -.- -l o4 2ne
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GAuTEoHs--Mr, Johu NJ. Burke cautions the nnb.
Nc aos e tfada for certain nots described by HIM
e bs found ia this fospg NJ direct AT
\ steasipa 70 The matter Nv ~
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New Lusitanos Benevolent Association of
ST New Orleans. MI-
ANNUAI GENERAL MEETIxq.

Pursuant Article VIII of the Constitution the Annual
General heerg will held at the Hail. corner sian Field,
and iraatnea Streets MONDAY NEXT 2Iss instant at
O'clock P. NJ. 5r-s ~ f
The members requested TO bepuactua most
business vii be tram acted. a.
By order Of the President $50,
t ANTHONY sAAIB0LA Secretary.
Sew Orleans, October L. ls6l 4'4 II. oil. yngi q
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sea 2pln

Es~ State Tax Collector, First District
THOMAS ASKEW, State Tax Conec,or FIRST District is IL
candidate election. Election Monday Move Der T.
'.ET .. olo 1,+,
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SF09r0Ps Bird,

FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. IL and Is Royal street.
Has store large supply Of celebrated CRKKK nE
BUU1T CHAMPAGNE In quarts aud pnts aso, other baLde
VII: CHARLES EEIDsEICB, PIPER HELDSEICK PAR
8EETlER, and other brands of inferior quality l Laye
large assortment Of the Old sherrcs such az AMCNT
LADo TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MADEIRA Of
direct inportstoa other Madeirss Of lover gFade supeol
Old London Dry Dock POkT other Pos of ees crude
The celebrated sA2ARAC BRANDTEs-Y 1885,, 1875,
1872 and Bo6-asrge supply always hand. All g4adss Of
CLARET and WHITE VINES IN glass and wood. WIS
RTs-Seotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whis.
ky& SCOTCH ALEa and PORTER, in pluts and quartz. COR
DlAhs, etc. Ny usual assortment Of the WINES
v 10 sold on as city,
AARON BIRD,
hl3 zDIy Nos, Is and Is RoyEl ST. set.
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na-r,or.nna.tior ~ = .Li.,t na1terr e,o,.r

ks-Forniation of a Light Battery Corps
AT meetng held for the above purpose the 18th instant
the following gentlemen appoina Committee authorized
to collect funds f5r tie faerance Of the object view
MessTs. g. W. HELME, ~ s35EF " sAg :.
WI. LYsTER, y NsEr'E 1', --
JAZZ A. HALL, z " tnsE.- sgss
CHAs. E. FoRTIEs, t r-r +.
GEO. W. HELME President pro teia
J. a. WAnswoRrH Secretary pro tenn, " o2i 2p3t
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Proceedings

UISIANA STATE CONVENTION,
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said CoIfen
tlon lin both srgaage and the CONSTITUTION Of lite
as amended.
For sale By
BLOOMFIELD Il TEL. PETER O'DONNELL.,
T. l.. WHITE, HERBERT 4 FSCOUSEE
GEO. ELLIS, W. F. GOLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWES& CO.. +. E2EKIEI,
r. FITZWILLlAM.
HR~prders from the country hel at iibera d!scourt
ny lrlf
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na~FIfth Justice of the Peace, Third ufs-
TRIcT,AUG. DuQGERcRoE, Fifth Justice OF the Peace,
Third District Candidate election Election Novea,-
Der 4, 1867. : VI. III 49, o2l 2pte
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{ An Appeal 20 the People of the City of
Es-ststf ssg sE Jefferson. 10,

E3ss YoRxrowN, Va, Oct. ., 1861
Ma Fp low If you please, invite your attention
TO the fact, that winter cold winter Is nigh hand and
the Jefferson Cadets, camp here, n,went Of good
ps Of Blankets each, They be had Virginia VII
not the citizens Of the City of Jefferson collect sufficient
Der, and forward them the Company
you vii give The above place in sonr paper, you VII
greatly eb!igs your old friend,
ga S. Il. BDR0RD D, serg. Maj
oie xp5t l3,h Reg. La, Volunteers
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EIFrH JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. MIR. Aug. Dur
quareron u announced as q candidate for reelccr
ton To the Fifth Justice bench His able admins.
traton ~ the duties Of the office during the past
term should entitle him to the consideration, Of
the q0ters ia that district Sis E95
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ss-For Superintendent Public Education
REV. ROBERT j. HARP, of New Orleans yielding to
the solicitations of many friends is Candidate
pcnteudent Of Public Education approaching Noveu
Ter election OILS 2pte
@-For Congress - We are authorized to
announce SAM G. REID ESQ.,, candidate for The Second
Congressional District composed of the First Fourth NUM-
cipa Districts of New Orleans Parish of Jefferson to
represent said Congressional District in the fest regular
OF the Confederate States subject approval and
ratification of the electors thereof at the election to be held on
the first Wednesday of November next. SEA te
RJ-Notice-1 ia he this method of Offering
services free charge the families of those
who absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony between Prytana Coliseum Streets Fourth
District. 20
my5l 2ptf IT, P. YEIsER, NJ D.
,sa~EEerrtng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and S. street. Or
.ans. ,...,.ts d6 2ptf
s~ Mr.. Editor: Please announce George
sApIER canddae for Consabeof the First Justices
Court, at the ensuing election SELF 2pe#
n-We are authorized to announce DR.. j
B. WILKINSON candidate Congress from the First
Congressional District. olO te*
B- We are authorized to announce e. n.
PARKER candidate for office SHERIFF for the
First District Courto the Parish of Orleans first
Monday in November eS2pte
R8- We are authorized to announce T. ID.
HARPER candidate for the office of SHERIFF for the
Civil Courts Of the Parish of Orleans Election Monday in
November oS 2pte
$50 Messrs. Editors-At the solicitation of
many friends offer myself for sH ERIFF of
the First District Court of the Parish Orleans subject alone
to decision of the people-baliotbox.
se2St W q, MULLEN
aS-Etf. Crescent: Please announce James
r. BRADLEY candidate for Constable Court
in the district bounded by Julia and Felicity Streets
the River to the Swamp. Election, 4th November.
au23 2ptd .a-. MANY VOTERS
@~For Auditor Of Public Accounts-Pieass
announce H. ALT candidate Public
Accounts at the election in November
al 2pte CREOLE
. ES-AFe are authorized to announce DIR. C. |
BE aRD candidate CORONER at tho ensuing election
first Monday OF November next. se31 Up g |
Ne Candidate for Coroner Mr. Editor ::
Please DR.. J. n. FOLWELI Candidate for
Office of Coroner at the election be held Monday
In November next. se27 les
ag-Ed. Crescent: Please announce the un- |
desgned candidate for the office OF Superin
Of Public Education. W 4. N NAGRUDER,
2uti Par1 Rouva
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DUNCAN on PREarI0E.- The South has no more
malignant enemy, and hardly an ADLER one, than
Geo. B Prentice, editor Of the Louisville journal.
order that this man may be shown up in his true
ceiors, We transfer to our columns to-day from the
Louisville Courier, q philippe directed against him
By Co. Blanson Duncan q patriotic young Ken
tuckian, who Prentice in all of his deforn
ity, political and personal, and denounces him in
terms 81 terrible but just ihvective. Read his
Halter 4f3S 34 8iiE5{1 HI
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meeting of the members of the above Compsny the FIJI
lowing gentlemen appointed committee to solicit sub
scpticus to place the Battery war footing ready to
march at moments requistion of the Governor
1t hoped that all our citizens banking and ms ns
tuons will respond literally our appeal.
Theo. Iivaudss, Charles McNurdo
Paul ]. Gleises, Jas. H. Suydam,
Mortimer Belly.
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so'sgEsstEsr OFFICE 70 Lii. Tie upper par, of
is sa sas seaaRsd RanR no III Canal street
Il eflsfass fsFseas ~ adsst.ie 4,ent
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EB~Agr. Edftpr--At the I'm stance of q muI-
tituae Of friends please announce DR. Han Candidate
for CORONER at the approaching election OIL 2pte
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ESSeSiGem fi0g Electors.

I'D. .R7SeStGeM f6dS Electors.
FOR STATE AT LARGE
Charles DerbiSny, of Orleans.
Albert G. Garter, of East FeIiciana.
ALTERNATES.
j, G. Campbell, NntchItoches.
~ G. L. Fuseiier, St. Mary.
First District .DONATIEN AUGUSTIN, Orleans
Alternate. Recommendations GARDERE, Orleans
Second District. ...,.....JAMES P. FRERET Orleans
Alternate. ..............J. c. KICKS, Orleans.
Third District. EDWARD DUFFEt Ascension
Alternate. ....LoUIs BUSH, Laeonrche
Fonrth District. .........WM. R. BARROW West Fe1iciana
Alternate. CYPRIEN DCPRE, St. Landry.
Fifth District ".......BART. EGAN, SR, Bienville
Alternate. ROBERT HODGES, Bossfer.
Sixth District. L. CHAMBL1SS Carroll.
Alternate. -ORIN MAYO. CRahoue. se26 tie
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RS FEE. berHeese, tine present Incumbent,
il d candidate Ter aIae Treasurer WI 2ntd
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For Own TIE LAKE The steamer Creole will
leave on the arrival Of the o'clock cars, for the
4 shore watering places Tomorrow morning,
and WIZ return the same evening. We refer pas
aefgers and shippers Of freight to the advertise
n1ent Of M Robert eddes, agent, which appears
{ ID another column Of our paper this morning. Fill
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gMlIlTARY NoTIcEs We direct the attention Of
aiour readers tothe advertisements of the different
military organizations. They should be'read the
first thing as d matter Of duty. si
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sul7 Only
Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING TT.

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.
am eDdesvoring furnish the Volunteer Troops Of
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing having prepared
uniform suits Of wooen cloth and suitable underrothes to be
distributed among them ana informed that patriotic gi
zens Of several parishes also engaged in similar
for the benefit of their companies If contributions Of
clothing sent by them dssly their several compauias
without being Of the quantity kind sent and the
companies supplied great confusion and will be tie cen
sequence.
soldier only carry certain quantity clothing Is
Of importance that each OF soldiers shall hive
good, substantial wooen suits possible bu also
important that there oe OF action AMONG those supply
ing them order to avoid sending double supplies to com
plnes
therefore urgently recommend the citizens Of the country
parishes send in this city, snch supplies Of clothing
hey may prepare with explicit directions as to the companies
OF individuals for whom they Intended will take care
that they reach their Destination The clothes should be boxed
mp or baled, and directed New Orleans with tt name
Of the company for which they intended marked on it. and
statement sent Of its contents nay not dup
cate the articles.
Respectfully request the newspapers give publicity to these
Suggestions IN coESidsIRtion Of the objects effected
TB0S. O.,M0ORB, Governor
New Orleans Aug H. 1851 AUG 2pf
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ss-We axe authorized to announce DIR. C.
BE aRD candidate CORONER at III ensuing election
first Monday 0. November next. se3g Up
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ss- For Superintendent Public Education
REV. ROBERT j. HARP, OF New Orleans, yielding to
the solicitations of many friends is Candidate for State
pcrnteHdent Of Public Education approaching Noven
ter election ol5 2pte
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Department of Black Goods.

Full line Of Black Bombs2ines Bombazees, silk Warp Apac
cas-, Bagno English Bareges o., Ga 81 Black Cashmere
Parseunes, Llama Cloths Escot, Tamisc, Barpour.
Black French Ccoes and Lawns, with many other makes of
best quality Mourning Goods.
English and German Hosiery, for Men, Women and Children.
Merino Shirts Drawers and Hosiery, for Men, Women and
Children.
Linens Linea Sheeng DRnasx' Cloths Napkins Doile'.
Napkins
French and English Bed Blankets.
Marseles Quilts all sizes.
Heavy stock of Velvet and Cloth Clonkl.
Cashmere and Plaid Wool Shaws
Black and Colored French Clohs and Cassmeies
Ladies' Cloth for CloBkR.
Silk and Wool and All Wool Dan,Rsk for Curtains.
Brocle, Jacq ard, and Plaid Muslms
White and Rose Bobbinet for Bars.
Linen Netting English Long Cloth.
Complete stock Of co ty I4aces and Embroideries.
Kid Gloves Pcl ruineres and French CorAes.
French md Eng ish Prints, new styls
French FurnitG Prints, Turkey Red.
so bales Assorted Jeans and Linseys
Full stock of evety brand Of DoTestics.
Red and " hite Flannes-tompee assortment.
With the fullest supply Of every article usually found well
assorted cstabshmn Mt.
HAGGERTY BROTHERS,
OF 2ptf lbs Canal street.
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Tickets be obtained of Tsaslre Jn, G. Gaines
Esq. and Al, IKE Hotels and Bookstores
To svod confusion ali desired purchase their Tickets
in the city. ~ n- a. t-t0 -." 7- HrI
The entire receipts of the day Canal street City
Railroad and the Rge from the Bason Bridge
Halfway House will be donated 10 the above object.
$40 Fara the Canal Road will Increased to TEN
GENTS for this day only.
n~ Should the weather be unpleasant, notice will be given
Of The pos poHenlent of the affair. a., ol2 2ptd
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Ga~4erring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 street New Or.
issns, os
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as~Eor Auditor Of Public Accounts-Pieass
announce Il. Err ALI candidate for Auditor of Public
Accounts at the election in November. s-
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SotEthe3'ss american Party.
CON GRESS.
FIRST DISTRICT. ........... Charles De Blanc, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT ............,. Wnr. R, Adams,
SHERIFFS.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT. .AdoIplIe TaZureau.
PARIsH0 ORLEANS. ..,.,....... John p. Walden.
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Ne Candidate for Coroner Ir. Editor
Please DR. J. N FOLWEL Candidate for
Office of Coroner at the election held Monday
In November next. se27 les
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FoR CosGREss we call the attention Of our
readers 70 the card Of Mr. Sam. C. Reid, Jr,t
Wherein hs defines both clearly and satisfactorily
ID fis friends tie principles which win govern his
course IN case he Is elected to the Confederate
Congress from the Second Congressional District.
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.s. r-.- ..- HENRY DUCATEL, Lient ST. Com'g
NJ A. CALoNGSE, First Sergeant. ol2 2pSt
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Direct importation. ~
e y.
HAG @ E1STg RS,
f. Importers of Foreign Dry Goods.
TOUR0 BUILDINGS,

UANAL
Have now IN store their usual heavy ock of Foreign DRY
GOODS and respectfully invite examination Of prices by
parties DESTROYS of purchasing WHOLESALE or RETAIL
Plain Black Ores dc Rtiu 81 to "a wide.
Mode Silks in all coiors.
Heavy Black Boche and Damask Silks
Rich Embroidered Broce Silks in newest designs, small
and targe.
Plaid and Striped Silks
Colored and Black Satius Marcel!nes and Flofenees
eur stock Of SILKS Is unusually heavy and will be found
complete in all sly les and qualities.
100 Pieces Black aud Coored Silk Veves o.
Black Coloed English and French Menos and Cashmeres
Black and Colored All Wool MousseBne de Laine
Rich Printed ousselane de LANES and Cashmeres.
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Rg- We arc authorized to announce e. II,
PARKER candidate for the office of SHERIFF for the
First District Court the Parish of Orleans Election first
Monday in November. OF 2pte
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a5rEd. Crescent: Please announce DANES
R. BRADLEY candidate for Constable First Jusces' Court
in the district bounded Julia Felicity Streets
the River to the Swamp. Election, 4th November.
aug 2ptd MANY VOTERS,
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R8- We are authorized to announce T, ID.
HARPER candidate for the office SHERIFF
Civil Courts Of the Parish of Orleans Election Monday
November. O2
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n~We are authorized to announce DR.. j.
B. WILLIAMSON as candidate for Congress from the First
Congressional District. ol0 te*
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k9- Mr.. Editor: Please announce George
W. SAnIER candidate for Consabeof the First Justices
Court, at the ensuing election. SELF 2pte#
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Dns. EF'intty. ERebitatsous.
Cold Eace ! Gotd Face !

few hundred yards of FINE GOLD LACE three shths
of al inch wide for sale, to close consignment.
Apply at l05 Poydrss street up stairs OF 2p3t
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AS-Nof1ce-I take this method of Offering
professional services charge 10 the families of those
who absent from the city military duty Residence
Harmony street, between Prytania Streets Fourth
District. 81.
uy5l 2ptf t. P. YEISER NJ D.