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TALK ON CHANGE.

l. Tho ratbarnoss ~, Az a. -, -. =. i. 4
~ s1.nelpss u sne nass yesterday were few
a'1enoeo win some ram The sugar
are drilling for the season nnder the fayu
~ sr,,a, ,sh;oh 49, tlului "
ttos9neaua " sugar WHICH nave peeh received this
| week. There were no receipts of cotton reported
yesterday, The proclamation of the Goyarno, ho :,
| had the effect intended. The adyices from Tlver,
nooI to the olst nit. ner Niapara onote orIaono
Middliue at lod. Iaroe saIas as hefora al,nad
atts,dn, t, 1sa - -. -u
- Wig eeh = BUSINESS as the
receipts OF American cotton in Liverpool are at an
end for this season, Lancashire can take time and
look the matter rightin the face Mt ouca Tho s,,,
M, IS 90. ~ 49, lug sup
tbe close Il tbe month - naaarst ~ ~
- o.pSe =. 1ne nohsh Oh december, unless re-
ha,a+ss,. -, - % Ahe tate
se'.s,' ana the prooa
reeevea rom tbers ths ,.g :; :. oaieS oeng
4, n !, M = :, x 80 9' AZ "A' rs siihply
posh' = me Esyptah nale Is estimated at Alex-
andria at 500 pounds, though twenty years ago the
bale was COMMITTED a. oniv D ID Mounds -
e., Y - poohus'
ys a aso we USED 70 near Ton our
then dllninudqe fags) good deal about EGYPTIAN
cotton, and how it would supercede amar;c.n
tta,.,,, ,a,a+4 r,sf 'atA
r = yea y was thought
sheh .iiae 8lcefog Mehemet All Eve believe that
" T,SAA fila au
cotton out of Liverpool II 1A'AAot ~
3 a oa,,..a,ro.,,Iar = 7gs
I, { ~ vi the London Times writes as
. tol l.9oWs s&stz IE
5rthe fnal;tu of tho co++o, fo,, TIA
of harsh hairy nstra and M = anu tnua -
hard 1wistad VAN fn haos 70 spun mug
adante 10 fft5snart ~ M * ~ aa = not
,so,e fhn,a So .,,cb s,,a, VI ian l 'lfy
- -, 800 1919 80 % 's'o'
But mere IS another article from the London
Times:
L Sent ls6I.--As every fact regarding on,. s,n
ply Of cotton is now Of surpassur Interest ba
nana you tne io9Wlns hg9res extracted from the
rent IF The 9Th Sepiember. 1ssi. fti'e oaf7
Stock Of American cotton sept. s. ISL ssa s-n
Consumption. Of american cotton aud export nom
The Soek American s5so i III consumed '''0'
esy nd esoOt eo o only aa Of %
The present stack Of american cotton isless than
import Anercsi Cotton from the 5fl September
The eonsas 81 ~, sSDeF aG ss sPWs
TO the 3stof December, 1850 was soHooO
~. me = export tnls year may De very much larger
direct from hmeriea III III; W IN III ahs
drawn from here In ordinary years France and
Spain are the earliest. buyers in the American
anu aor some ne past there have been
moe msrket sAs Hs's0' souAsy II u LAYER
There Is also another very important fact which
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA,
Adjutant Generals once,

a.- HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA IiLIrlA,
+ Adjutant Generals Once, ,,,, {
New Orleans, Oct H. 1851
ORDERS No. 1921 IKE .--.,... .-
IFrom aft this dat all persons leaving the city OF
New Orleans of Jefferson on any OF the steam,
boats navigating between the two ports of New Orleans and
Memphis Tenn requ to apply for and obtain from tbs
COMMITTEES appontt taat purpose lat the Executive oice
over the IN on Bank Cna street, the hours of
O'Clock NJ and o'clock p NJ Passport which Passport
will be signed by John W. Price, John Ladaw p S.
Wilt James aIcCloskey end Isaac Hooper, either OF them
Will have of the Governor Stamped thereon and the
signature of the bearer on the reverse thereof
ICaptains and First Clerks Of the steamboats, navigating
between Orleans end Memphis appointed agents
behalf of the State and strictly charged 10 reqrre of all
passengers entering board Of said boats at the city of New
Orleans any part of the parish of Jefferson to show the
Passport required by the No. of this order and shoud
passenger have Passport rer show one have false
Pas port the Captain Clerk shall put them board Of the
first boat coming down and send them back New Orleans
with injunction the Captain Of the boat bring them
to New Orleans.
IIIMonthly Passports will be any person persons
residing point the and elsewhere who frequently
visit the city of New oreans End the be renewed at
the expiration of each month.
81 order o. TH0S 0. MOORE
Governor and Commander in Chief.
r'.- NJ. GRIVoT,
OLE 2p3t tijutant and Inspector General La Militia.
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must be obvious TO thinking man. that owing to the
distractions to by the present blockade and war that
Virginia North Carolina, part Florida Alabama Georgia
Kentucky Middle and East Tennessee get their Sugar
ana NoIasses from Nashville MOST CONVENT NT and
CHEAPER for them than any point These States
require 10000 hfds Of Sugar of present incoming crop
We have established ourselv Market street. Nash
Vile for the sale Of all the Sugar and Mousses that may ship
ped to address, Planters viii ship direct from their pana
tons expense s pnen Orleans. Direct % the
Agent Memphis Charleston Railroad, the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad, address.
Our Mr. JAMES is absent to Virginia and States,
making arrangements with the large advance of th
of Sugar and Mol5e will us 10 place the
Sugars as fast If possible, as bay receiv ed
We pledge oursev plompt reranccs ndely
tanning the best prices.
Liberal advances made when desired Sales made exclusively
for cash.
PAYNE, JAMES & co,
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Volunteer Relief Committee.

Permanent Relief Committee for the Sick and Wounded Sol.
ders of the Southern Confedetacy special meeting of the
Committee will take place SATURDAY NEXT at their
Office in the Merchants Exchange al II o'clock A. NJ
Pnnctua attendance of every requested as bust
of importance will be brouga at before the Committee
.'' ".t b. order .-
oil 2p2t o.. ..- D. l. RICARDO, Secretary,
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gw esseas palg Crescent Saturday ENorahg opber IL, 1861

of Harrison county particularly thought from the
proclamation Of Gen. Dahlgren Of date of the oath
August, they could rest in security. The only
troops now on the sea.eoast, from Henderson
Point to Pascagoula, were ordered there by Gen.
Twiggs.
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Volunteer Relief Committee,
TO ALL GOOD CITIZENS.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l9, 1861.
AS this Committee has received, with deep regret, positive
proof that mpson have been paciced upon public gen
crosby by persons obtaining relief who to the
they hereby appeal good citizens who may come
to the knowledge of any such of fraud inform
bers of the Committee in person, such information
with as little delay possible their Office Secyeary Room
OF Board Assistant Aldermen The following
OF the Committee
~ GERARD STITL, Board of Aldermen,
S.P DELABARRE, :. .
L. +. FORSTALL, :. .
j. H. HUCkINS =. .
SAS BEGGS, Board OF Asst. Aldermen.
W. HODGKINS, E. .
j. B. LEEFE, -. :.
JAMES DAVIS .
JAMES BEGGS
aul9 2ptf Chairman Of the Committee
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Orleans Guards Battery.

AT meeting of the members Of the above Company the fol-
lowing gentlemen appointed committee solicit sub
scrptions place the Battery footing, ready
march moments notice reqrson of the Governor.
1t is hoped that all citizens banking and insurance ins
tutions, will respond literally to appeal. a
Theo. Livaudais, Charles McMurdo,
Paul J. Gleises, Jas H. Suydam,
q Mortimer Belly,
HENRY DUCATEL, I.ien Sr. Comg.
N. A. CALoSGNE, First Sergeant. OLE 2pSt
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Attention. Ladies!

number of Ladies having organized themselves into
cety for the purpose of preparing Lint for the relief those
who be wounded in the coming conflict they would solicit
the aid Of every dy in tbs CITY in this work of mercy The
Young Mems Christian Association" have kindly rendered
their aid AID by the heray of Louisiana Mutual 1nsur
anee Company room No g. second story 80 Camp street. ad
Joining the Of said Association has proered for our
use as depository in addition the Hall Of the Association
Nescerey hope that every housekeeper in New Orleans will
respond Immediately with donations of old linen and other
useinl ARTICLES. s29 2pf
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jyl tf2ust

The Undersigned at expense established In this
ETY. Maantacory for making SWORDS IN any quuzilty for
Officers, which he offers for sale So each.
Every Sword issued from factory fully GUARANTEED to
be equal TO- not superior any Manufactured at one
ported from foreign Parties Purchasing will he peg
ectly satisfied
Has also hand large varied and rich assortment Of
GOLD, SILVER, AND woRsTED
MILITARY TRIMMINGS.
EMBRoIDER1NG IN GOLD done in the most elegan, man.
and in any style ordered.
Offers for sale
WORSTED the best assorted and largest stock In the Coufed
States.
FLAGS Of all sizes Plain and Ebrodsyed for Companies
Regiments asd Societies, made order elh dispatch
FLAG sTAFFs AND SPEARS. either Gold or Silver, al
ways on hand.
f. GUEBLE,
No. Isl Canal street, mex; door To D. H. Holmes
~ Orders from the country lie promptly attended to-
Eel0 2plm
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Ladies, Volunteer Aid Association.

The Ladies Volunteer Aid attention to the
following resolution
Resolved That applications will be received Cempa-
MES that have not been authenticated by Bgader General
Tracy or Adjutantt General Gfivst 'f- myl5 2ptf
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CREOLE.

81 For Auditor OF Public Accounts-Pleasa
announce H. PERATA candidate for Auditor of Public
Accounts at the election in November,
M 2pte pRuorp
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81 MAGAZINE STREET, UP STAIRS.
Just opened and for sale large stock 81
MILLINERY GOODS
RICH FET.VETs-iu all shades.
UNCUT FANCY ditto.
SILKS, SATINS, MARCELTNEs.
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS,
VELVET RIBBONS, in all numbers.
LACEs, BLONDS,
STIFF NETS, TARLEToNs,
RUSSIAS and TRIMMINGS.
The above goods will he sold cheap for cash.
seq 2ptf P. ]. TRAQuAR.
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sea 2plm

M1-F For Congress - We are authorized ia
announce SA O. REID, ESQ., candidate for the Secont
Congressional District composed OF the First and Fourth NUM-
cipa Districts Of New Orleans aud the Parish Jefferson
represent said Congressional District the fest regular Con
of the Confederate States subject the approval and
ratification Of the electors thereof the election be held
the hrst wednesday Of November next. se24
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a8~Eds Crescent: Please announce the un-
dersiened candidate for State saperins
Of Public Education. W.H. n. AAGRUDER,
au2s 2ptd Bston Rouge, La.
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ES-We are authorized to announce DR.. c.
BEARD as candidate CORONER ensuing election
FIRST Monday November next. $3.50 2o.e RI
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ax-o. ra,amon pessowuasSco,, ,,no,

@@U' F"IaMoh Uessomlnes q Co., imports
of Foreign Dry Goods, No. Magazine streetMerchans
of the Interior and from adjoining States visiting the city, will
End at the aboyenared establishment of the most
assorens Of Foreign Dry Goods imported into this
try sold atpees lower thau BIS thought possible even in
Ordinary tines Give then acah seq 2rl5teod
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Cheap Dry Goods
--roR--
NFEDERATE MON EH

Having the stock Dry ods from No 1875 Circus
RampHrD street. Nos 225 and $50 Royal street. Of St.
Philip street, enabled offer large and complete assert
OF cheap CNcoes, Besched Cotton' Canton Faels,
Camere and Broad cloth Clouks Mantas and shaw Bal.
sets and Travelling Rugs French English Mernoe Pop
lr and Bareges well large assortment OF Silks Hosiery
and House furnishing Goods Also invoice Of Carpets ard
Hearth Rugs, at very low prices.
THEODORE DANZIGER,
Corner Royal and ST. Philip streets.
Ea~Pares indebted to Juias Dauztger will pssse call and
Sc tie nj an early dar, at the above store SEQ 2pf
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s-For Auditor of Public Acknowledgements
THOMPSON of this CITY, candidate for State Auditor at
ihe election IN November next. sel6 I'd
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We The friends of the Hon. c, NJ. Conrad
announce hiI candidate for reelection Confederate
Congress from inc Second Congressional District composed Of
Of Jefferson. r. "a 2nte
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Notice..

The subscribers having been appointed By The Secretary
the Treasury Of the Confederate States Commissioners the
Parish Of Orleans subser ptions Confederate
Loan in produce to be disposed Of their
such time they may Designate proceeds to be invested
in cent Bonds inform the planters other parties
wishing to snbscr0e that books opened C.
zes' Bank louisiana where they will please call and re.
gister their naness
@. DERBIGNY,
JAS. D, DENEGRE.
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&a-Ed. Crescent; Please announce James
r. BRADLEY canGdae Constable First Justices Court
in the district bounded Jua Felicity Streets and from
the River to the Swamp. Election, 4th November. e
au2o 2ptd MANY VOTERS.
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GT"Notice-I take this method OF Offering
my professional services free OF charge the families
who absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony street between Pytana Coliseum Streets Fourth
District 4-
ny3l 2ptf P YEIsER NJ n
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s- Superintendent Public Education -
Please announce that HENRY AVERY the present snper
tenden Of Public EducaiOn,ts candidate for reelection
auIT 2pId
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&S~Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 Graver street.
leans. dh qnts
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Rar DIR. Cyrus $. Magoun, Concordia par
ish, is candidate for suPEkINT sNDENT OF PUBLIC
EDUCATION, at the general election in November next
mn.
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ss- The Fourth Ward Club, S. A. p, win
meet TONIGHT, October H. at O'Clock p NJ for special
business. oil mi.
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rs We are authorized TO announce Z. IT.
PARKER candidate for office of 81 ERIFF for the
First District Court of the Parish Orleans first
Monday in November. e8 2pte
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New Lusitanos Benevolent Association o,
New Orleans.
E TON T1cE.

According to Article w. Section g. Of the Constitution and
Bylaws OF the Association, election Grand Marshal
Collector and Physician will place at the Hall corner of
Elysan Fields and Greatmsn streets, MONDAY the 18th
instant -
The Polls will open ct O'Clock and close at o clock P NJ
All the members entitled are requested TO attend said
election. = h.
By order of the President
ANTHONY SAMBOLA, secge ary
5 New Orleans octeber 10, 1861.
fs-rhe Collector OF the Association will be at the Hall on
this day from O'Clock A. NJ until election is over in or.
de7to collect from those Ia wishing vote at said cleo
tion. E7- H. sr a ala gn4t
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A9~R. L. Defreese, the present incumbent,
Is candidate Ter stale TreasuFet, jyl 2ptd
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ITO Cotton Factors.
FASSMAN IRON TIE!

We have received lately invoices for about 1900 bundles
Iron from Tennessee which doubt will arrive days
and we solicit orders for same they will be filed in rotation
TERMS--Cnsh.
H. FASSMAN h CO.,
Il Carondelet street.
New Orleans, October II, 1861. oil 2p6t
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sR9e We are authorized to announce Il. ID.
HARPER candidate the office of SHERIFF for the
Civil Courts the Parish of Orleans. Election first Monday
November oS 2ete
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Soldiers GiOEhistG.
oT1CE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.
endeavoriDg to furnish the Volunteer Troops Of
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing Mud am having prepared
uniform suits of wooden cloth and suitable undercobes to be-
distributed among Them informed that the patriotic c
ns OF several parishes also engaged in similar preparations
Tor the benefit OF their companies If these contributions of
Clothing sent by them directly their several conpanleg
without my being Of the quantity and kind sent and the
companies supplied great confusion and waste will be The
sequence.
soldier can only carry certain quantity of clothing It's
OF great importance that each orr soldiers shall have
good substantial wooden suits possible
important that there be OF action aaong those supply
Ing them in order avoid sending double supplies
panies,
therefore urgently recommend the cL9ns Of The country
parishes to send in this city, such supplies of clothing
they may prepare, with explicit directions the companies
individuals for whom they intended. will take
that they reach their destination The clothes should
up baed and directed in New Orleans with name
Of the company for which they intended marked
OF its contents, that may not dup
cate the articles
respectfully request the newspapers to give publicity these
suggestions in consideration of the objects be effected
THOS. 0. MOORE Governor,
New Orleans, Aug H. 1861. aul1 2n,r
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So candidate for Coroner MIR. Editor (:
ece e eeour tbe election 70 DO held on tbs rss Monday
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Presidential Electors.

Presidential Electors.
FOR STATE AT LARGE.
Charles Derbigny, Of Orleans.
Albert G. Carter, of East FelicIana.
ALTERNATEs.
j. G. Campbell, Natchitoches.
G. l.. Fusclier, st. Mary.
Alternate. .............FRANCOIs GARDERE, Orleans.
Second District. ..,......JAMES P. FRERET Orleans.
Alternate. ...............J. @. KICKS, Orleans
Third District ......,....EDWARD DUFFEL, Ascension
Alternate. Louis BUSH, Lafourche.
Fourth District. R. BARROW, West Felciana.
Alternate. CYPRIEN DuPRE, St. Landry.
Fifth District. .........,BART EGAN, SR,, Bieuville.
Alternate. ROBERT HODGES, Bossier.
Sixth District. .......,...S. T.. CHAMBLISS Carroll
Alternate. 0RIN MAYO, Catalonia. seq te
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FlREAEN's CHARITABLE AssocfAFIoN.--Th The rega-
lar quarterly meeting Of this association will be
held on next Monday evening, in the Lecture Room
Of Odd Fellows, Hal, sat Z O'clock. See notice.
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ACADEMY OF MusIc. Harry Mccarthy ia still at
this place, and delights all who go to see him. He
performs to-day at noon for his last timein eday
and the bill Is unusually strong. We advise lovers
Of good theatrical performance to 50 and see
ll.trl. Il will pay. N - W
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H A G G ERTH BROTHERS,
importers of Foreign Dry Goods,
ToURo BUILDINGS,


12s CANAL STREET
Have in store their usual heavy stock of Foreign DRY
GOODS respectfully invite an examination of prices by
parties DESTROYS of purchasing WHOLESALE or RETAIL
Plain Black eros de Rhin "a to 81 wide
Mode Silks, IN all colors
Heavy Black Broche and Damask Silks
Rich Embroidered and Bfoche Silks designs small
and large.
Plaid and Striped Silks.
Colored and Black satns, Marcellnes and Florences
Our stock of SILKS unusually heavy, and will be found
complete in all styles and qualities
100 Pieces Assorted Black Colored Silk yeYets IS to g.
Black and Coored English and French Cahreres
Black and Colored All Wool Mousselaine de Lane
Rich Printed ousseaine de LANES and Cashmeres
Department of Black Goods.
Full line OF Black Booaziues BUnbazette Silk Warn Alpac
cas- Bagn0s English Bareges 81 81 Black Cashmere
Parisienncs, Llama Cloths, Esco TamiYe, Barpour.
Black French Cacoes and Lawns with many makes of
best quality Mourning Goods
English and German Hcsisry, for Men Women and Children
Aerno Shirts, Drawers and Hosiery, Men, Women and
Children.
Linens, Lnea sheetings, Damask. Cloths Napkins noies
Diaper, Crash Coored and FTinged BordereI Towels and
Napkins.
French and English Bed Blankets.
Marseiles Quilts, all sizes
Heavy stock OF Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Cashmere and Plaid Wool shewls
Black and Colored French Cloths and Cassimeres
Ladies' Cloth for ClOaks.
Silk and Wool and ALI Wool Dan,ask for Curtains
Broche, jacquard, and Plaid Muslns
White and Rose Bobbinet for Bars
Linen Netting, English Long Cloth
Complete stock Of costly Laces and Embrofderies
Kid Gloves, Perfuneres French Corsets
French and English Prints new styl:s.
French Furniture Prints Turkey Red.
81 bales Assorted Jeans and Linseys.
Full stock Of every brand Of Dom, tics
Red and White Flannes complete assortment.
With the fullest supply Of every usually found in we'll
assorted establishms mt.
HAGGERTY BROTHERS,
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sHHasGgt bird.

sGGa'Gst B69'Gs
SUCCESSOR TO SEWELI. It. TAYLoR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. ID and Is Royal street,
Has now nstore large supply of the celebrated CREME D
BOUzY CHAMPAGNE in quarts pnts also, other brands
viz: CHARLES HBIDSEIOK, PIPER HEIDSEICK PAg-
MENT1ER, and other branfa of inferior quality have
large assortment OF the best Old shees such ss AMoNT
hADo TOPAZ, SIERRA GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHBRRIES-I MADEIRA Of
direct imporatoai other Msderas lower grade supeo)
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports of less grade
The celebrated sAZARAC BRANDIES-Vn 1855 1888,
1902 and lS05aarge supply always All grades Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood WIS
KIS-scotch and Irish, Old Rye, Boubon Wheat Whis
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pints and quarts COR
DALs ETC. My usual assortment Of the WINES which
will be sold city,
AARON BIRD,
sis 2oiy Nos. Is and Ii Royal street.
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Louisiana

SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
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2 a CHlip's NUasE MANNED An advertiser wants
sapeys ehild' gears u sse. cootedo one
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Proceedings
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Copy,p.
ton I'm both aGguages and the CONSTITUTION Of the State
amended
For sale BY
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER ODONNELT,,
T. L. WHITE, HERBERT Il ESCOussE
GEO ELLIS, W. F. GOLDTHWAlTE
P.HAWESk CO., E. Ezekiel
T. FIr2WILLlAM.
HB~Oders from the country filed at liberal discount
rY22 2ntf
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LOUISIANA STATE Insurance. COMPANY This
company publishes to-day its first annual state
naent, and the show is d good one. The assets of
the company, as well as its losses and earnings,
are made to appear fully, and an insurer will do
nothing ID the dark with this company, unless he
iseither lazy OF blind. We advise all our readers
to read carefully This statement
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~FeHr Goods.

Collecting, Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms,
Confederate States arI8 arrf
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to Feat by advertiser in oar paper this morning
We wish good house advertise
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