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SO often alluded to in our columns, is still
further illustrated by many communications re-
ceived by our factors from their patrons and
friends in the country the planters. Union men,
that were, are Just as ardent in the glorious cause
of Southern independence as the old or original
secessionists. Outside of New Orleans Union man.
or one who entertained any idea of reconstruc-
ton Of the old defunct Union, would be imme-
diatey sent to the lunatc asylum. The right spirit
prevails throughout the country in regard to sup
porting the Confederate Government with cotton
sugar, molasses, corn and money. The following
is an extract of letter from a Union man residing
in Mississippi to his factor on Carondelet street;
A gentleman asked me few days since what |
| thought the safest investment for money, toi9
him the accomplishment of the independence Vi
the Southern Confederacy. | have some corn 10
spare ] have given my sheep an extra shavlns
to make socks, have written to the teari hlVef
Mills to ascertain il can get nsey Tor clothng Inc
soldiers. am raising al! the PIGS ad ,ateh. .,
mnlns can and intend to subscribe from $40, 900 to
$40 900 to the Confederate loan NY wife belongs
to a society who are sewing, knitting and aiding
the poor females whose friends are IN the army all
in their power; so, you see what we thlnk OF the
war. We will conquer or Ole
There was some talk of another naval expedi-
ton having departed. We shall hear Of it in due
season. If there is not capture of one of the
Hessian war vessels, we shall be disappointed.
Spies are as plenty as blackberries. The scoun
drels will be too late in this There have been
many inquiries why SO many strange faces are
seen lowering about our postoffice every forenoon
What business have they here, when there is not
sufficient business doing to keep our permanent
residents employed? That there are hundreds and
thousands of people now in our city that require
looking after, is as certain that this days me-
rdian will come.
The weather cleared off pleasantly yesterday
and the accounts from the interior Of the crops
continue of the most cheering character. Cotton
is being gathered with all speed, but not a bale
has been received at our levee this week. The
mandate of Governor Moore has been, we are
gratifed to observe, duly respected and recog
nized. at the chief inland markets, say Macor,
Augusta and Columbus, Ga, the withholding is
fully carried out, as will appear by the annexed
monthly statement of the Macon market
MACON, Oct 7.-Editor Savannah Republican
Herewith you have my monthly statement of the
receipts and stock of cotton compared with same
time last year:
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The FRENCH PRINCES IN McCLELLAN's STAFF
Mcclellan has just passed up the avenue, escorted
by his cavalry guard, in fine shape. The French
princes were with him, and altogether the caval-
cade presented q fine appearance. There is some
thing Iittie singular in the way in which the
French Princes have entered cur service. IT must
have been out Of pure love of adventure and the
cause. They were tired ont with the respectable
quiet and stlaess Of alaremont, and were impelled
~ final resource, to this country and this war.
They could NOT well join the army of any European
country without offending the French Emperor.
Here they could come ana join the Federal army
without exciting the jealousies of any prince or
potentate. OF course, if they were going to take
sides at all ID the war, would be for the Govern
anent and against the revolution Although a revo-
lati0n made them. on rather their grandfather, a
revolution unmade them. Arevolntion made this
nation, and a revolution now attempts to unmake
If. The Count de Paris and the Duke of Charities
entered our services With great enthusiasm. They
are for the Government, and in their sympathies
are against slavery and the slayehoIding rebellion
They will accept no pay from the Government
having sufficient income OF their own, and desir-
aag to save themselves from any charge of mer-
cenafy service. They are heartily welcome, and
as they gallop up and down the lines, are received
with enthtsiastio cheers by the men. Il.
Ivy asiipgton Cor. Springfield Republican
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Southern Pacific Railroad.

OFFICE OF AGENCY OF SOUTHERN Pacific }
W" RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Orleans, October II, 1861.
Stockholders in the late sold Company to whom ciTeu
lars addressed the LIST inst, reminded that the
time within which they requested to signify their accept
of the proposition of the Company, if accepted,
will expire within very few days
Those who shall fail to give notice of their acceptance will be
regarded having rejected the proposition and being
willing to their interest in the enterprise.
oil lts H. S. FULKERSON, Agent 81 Common st.
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Tbs Louis WILL. CouRIER. The Nashville Patriot
OF Saturday lat announces that the publication Of
the LouisyiIle Courier, which was suppressed few
weeks since BY the minions Of the Lincoln despot-
ism, would be resumed on Monday yesterday.
The Patriot adds that it will e be resumed on Mon
day next. IT will be published simultaneously in
Rowling Green, Kentucky, and in Memphis. The
Courier has been Of incalculable service to the
cause 81 Southern Independence in Kentucky,
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Presidential Electors.

FOR STATE AT LARGE.
Charles Derbigny, of Orleans.
Albert G. Carter. of East FeIiciana.
ALTERNATES.
}. G. Campbell, Nutchitoches.
G. L. Fuselier, ST. Mary.
First District .DONATIEN AUGusTIN Orleans
Alternate. Recommendations GARDERE, Orleans
Second District, ..,......JAMES P. FRERET, Orleans
Alternate. .,............J. c. KICKS, Orleans.
Third District. DUFFEL Ascension.
Alternate. Recommendations BUSH, LaFourche
Fourth District. .......WM. R. BARROW West Fcliciana
Alternate. CYPRIEN DuPRE, st. Landry
Fifth District, ..........BART. EGAN, SR. Biengle
Alternate. ...............ROBERT HODGES, Bossier
Sixth District. L. CHAMBLISS Carroll.
Alternate,... ORIN MAYO, Catalonia. SEQ te
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Soldiers Clothing.


NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.
am eudeavoTng furnish the Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and having prepared
uniform wooden cloth UndeGclohss be
distributed among them. ADJ informed hat the patriotic
of several parishes also engaged In similar preparations
for benefit of their companies II these contributions
clothing by them directly their companies
without being of the quantity and kind sent
companies supplied great confusion and will be
sequence.
soldier only carry certain quantity Of clothing
great Importance that soldiers shall have
good, substantial WOODEN suits possible
important that there be of action among those supply
ing them order avoid sending double supplies to com
panes.
therefore urgently recommend the cians country
parishes to send in this city such supplies Of clothing
they with explicit directions the companies
individuals for whom they intended take care
that they reach their destination The clothes boxed
baed, and directed New Orleans with the name
of the company for which they marked on it, and
statement cent to Of it's contents MAY not dGp
cate the articles.
respectfully request the newspapers give publicity these
suggestions, in confederation objects be effected
THOS. o. MOORE, Governor
New Orleans, Aug. II, 1861 nul9 2ptr
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SglRAIsH.- The Knoxville Register has inforna
ton that there asharp skirmish on the It'll inst,
between d detachment Of Col. Brazelton's cavalry,
who were returning from an expedition to illanis-
burk, Kentucky and a party of Lincolniles. The
skirInish occurred near Boston, the enemy being in
ambuseade on the side Of the mountain, on one
side Of the road, and across the river the other
side, when they opened fire on our cavalry. -Four
sof the Lineolnites were killed. and one taken prs
.oner. Col Brazelton himself was at the head Of
the detachment. The Iincolntes we're completely
routed, but owing to the thickness of the laurel
hnshes on the mountain, it was impossible to pur-
sue Them.
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II L II ID

On Wednesday evening" 10Th instant at o'clock sudden
JAMES DRUHAM aged So native Of New Ross Ire
land, AID an old resident OF Ibis city.
The friends of the family requested to attend his funeral
fro No. 4S Chestnut street, O'clock This Evening" without
further notice.
On Wednesday morning, 10Th instant, Of az o'clock DAN
TEL CROSSMAN MOWER, aged q years
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AT meeting of the members of the above Company the fol-
lowing gentlemen appointed committee solicit sub
scrptfonS to place the Battery on war footing ready to
march moments notice requson of The Governor.
It is hoped that all citizens banking and ms insi
tutions will respond literally appeal
Theo Lvaudsis, Charles McMurdo,
Paul J. Gleioes Jas. Il. Suydam,
Mortimer Belly,
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h8E- We are authorized to announce e. tt.
PARKER candidate for the office of SHERIFF for the
First District Court of the Parish of Orleans. Election first
alouuay IN November. eS 2pe
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SUGAR p RApIDEs The Constitutionast IL
Wednesday last says:
The grinding season has commenced in sarpest
fie Yield At this time, however, is very light The
cane needs q light frost to mature IT,
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Ac4nEMY or MUsIe.-The laughable farce of
Family Jars Y and the drama Of Rent Day, twill
be given tonight. Tomorrow night Miss Eloise
Bridges will take benefit, and play in the part Of
Passli,le IN the Lady Of Lyons Sach bill will
undaabte dly draw an immense house.
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large business il being done in Liverpool in
cotton for export TO America. The steamer Edin.
burg had q large quantity, and tile three steamer
following her will take considerable number If
bales. : =
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Plan OF OUR WAR IN MIssoURI.--The Rolla cor
respondent Of the st. Louis Republican writes
under date Of the 9Th inst as follows. We trust
that be- may beright in his conjecture:
The plans Of the Confederates, as reported here,
land Of course the reports are founded on nothing
Officially are about as follows Il }.ss
Price il to tight and conquer Fremont, driving
him back to Jefferson City and thence to St..
Louis; McGnllochis forces are to march upon
Rolia while Hardee Or Pillow approach from
Southeast Missouri. Having possession of the
terInin OF the three railroads the Pacific, South
armies are to proceed simultaneously to st. Louis
and take possession Of that city. This plan is
quite extensively laid, and looks quite plausible,
i they had tbs power to carry it into effect,
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So For Auditor OF Public Accounts-PIease
H. PERALTA candidate Auditor OF Public
Accounts at the election in November.
"a
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a = SAD that the pay Of Rufus Andrews, Sur.
veyor @ fhe port q New York, this year, in con
sequence Of the enormous avalanche of con6aoa.
tions, viii pc little less than milton 81 dollars.
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To Cotton Factors.
FAsSMAN's IRON TIE,

We have received lately invoices for about 1900 bundles OF
Iron from Tennessee which doubt wiz arrive in few avs
aud Solicit orders for same they will be filed IN rotation
TERMS-Cgsh.
H. FASSMAN & CO.,
Al Carondele sreet.
New Orleans, October II, 1861. oil 2p6
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Residence FOR RENT The fine two story resi-
denee $50 Camp street, between Thalia and Erato,
is offered to rent. ready furnished See advertise
lHent
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TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE souTHERN PAcIFIc
RAIIRoAp GoMPANY.--We direct attention to the
advertisement Of Mr.. Il. S, Fulkerson, which ap-
pears ii another column Of our psper this morn
ing. The matter il important and should attract
immediate attention. " se
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~EAg'Gys Bird.

~Isf3'Dba ESa9'tg,
SUCCESSOR TO SEWElI. T. TATLOR) IMPORTER Nr
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC
Nos. Is ami as Royal street.
Has store large supply OF the celebrated ne
BOUzY CHAMP Ne in quar pnts also Other braae
viz: CHARLES HEIDSETCK, PIPER HEIDSETCK PAR
MEETIER, and other brands OF interior quality hava
large assortment of the best Old SheeB such as AMOST
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIES-I 836-soUTHsIDE MADErp. ~
direct Importation other Madeas lower grade snnaroI
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports of lass rads
The celebrated SAHARAC BRANDIES-Vtutape 17o5 17qs
1902 and lo5aiarge supply always hand All grades OF
ChAREF and WHITE WINES, in glass ard wood WINS
KYSscotch and Irish, Rye Bourbon and WHEAT whis
kys SCOTCH ALEand PORTER, in pints and quarts COR
D1ALs etc. My usual assortment best WINES which
Will be sold on as reasonable tina y
AARON BIRD,
ais 2Dly Nos IL and Ii ROYAL st-a.t
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So Ed Crescent: Piease announce James
R. BRADLEY candidate for Constable First Court
in the district bounded by Julia Felicity Streets and from
the River to the Swamp. Election, 4th November.
au23 2ptd MANY VOTERS
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SEA- 2p1n

sS~For superin tendent Public Education
REV. ROBERT j. HARP. of New Orleans yielding to
the solicitations of many friends, is Candidate for State Sl-
Ter election. OLE 2Tte
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Sas~ MIR. Editor: Please announce George
WaADLER candidate for Constable Of First
Court a the ensuing election SELF 2pie4
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RA-We are authorized to announce DR.. C.
first Monday OF November se3O 20
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s8~ For Congress - We are authorized to
announce SAM u REID ESQ.,, candidate for Second
Congressional District composed First and Fourth NUM-
cipal Districts of New Orleans and the Parish Jefferson
represent said Congressional District the first regular Con-
of the Confederate States subject approval and
ratification of the electors thereof at the election TO be held on
the llrst Wednesday Of November next sea e
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@s- Herrins's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 ana 81 Graver street, Or
Jeans. dh 9ntf
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MoRE FEDERAL TRoops Sent 10 KENTugKY.--
Gentlemen who arrived in Nashville on Thursday
from Baltimore report to the Patriot that General
Mcclellan has detailed for service in Kentucky
some rs 900 Of the Western troops encamped near
Washington. It was believed that they would
proceed inmed iately to Louisville. This move
saent is another Indication Of the apprehensions
felt in the Western States. Instead Of marching
upon Memphis they are alarmed for their own
fresides. -. W.
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As-For Auditor of Public Aecounts-Cyrus
THOMPSON, of this city, is candidate for State
she election in November next sells Id
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rs The friends of the Hon. G, M. Conrad
announce him candidate for election the
Congress from the Second Congressional District composed
the First and Fourth Districts of New Orleans Parish
OF Jefferson OF 2pte
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80 Candidate for Coroner Mr.. Editor (:
Please announce DR.. j. N. FOLWELI candidate for the
office of Coroner at the election be held the first Monday
in NoYsmher next.
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"a MAaa1AaE or Gov. II AaorFrN's DAue HrEs..T The
louisville Journals Frankfort correspondent, .of
she 2etb inst, says:
Speaking Of the Governor, the executive mansion
will this evening pc turned ino temple Of Hynien
Ay yonng friend, Nat. Gather. of Adair, will we'd
Miss Susan, the Governors daughter, and wish
them happy union. and that neither OF them may
ever feel like asserting separate sovereignty or
advocating secession.
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EB- Superintendent Public Education -
Please that AVERY the present Superin
tendent OF Public Educationis candidate for reelection
aul7 2ptd
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H8- We axe authorized to announce Il, ID,
HARrER e candidate the Of SHERIFF for the
Civil Courts Of the Parish Orleans Election Monday in
November oS 2pte
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Es- DIR. Cyrus 5. Magoun, Concorlia par
ISL, is candidate for SUPBRINT eNDENT OF PUBLIC
EDUCATION at the general election in November next.
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a7T f. 80. -
NEW AND yALuAnLE MAP.--We are indebted to
she publishers, Messrs. Holle & Co.,, No 81 Elk
change alley, for anew hydrographical and topo-
graph cal map Of parts Of the States Of Louisiana,
Mississippi and Alabama, compiled from the United
States Coast Surveys, and Autographed by Messrs.
Pesson & Simon. This is one Of the fullest and
most accurate maps we have seen since the war
commenced. 1t is especially valuable in hydro
graphical features, the whole Gulf coast, together
with the rivers, bays bayons, islands and inlets,
being al laid down with great distinctness and
seeming sccuracy, and the depth of water put
down everywhere in feet instead of fathoms. The
delta Of the Mississippi, and the whole coast Of
Louisiana, Mississippi, and part Of Alabama, are
spread before the eye plainly and inteIligiby.
The map is q very valuable one, Independent Of
the interest which now attaches to our Gulf coast
In consequence Of the war. 1t is for sale by the
publishers =
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RS@ The Fourth Ward Club, S. A. p, will
TONIGHT, October H. at O'Clock F. NJ for special
business, oil 2DIt
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Ass. L. Defreese, the present incumbent,
" N t"' H'A'e treasurer. iyl 2pd
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Southern on Company.
N o &c e

AT meeting the Board of Directors the Southern Oil
Company held Friday the instant the following reso-
luton adopted
Resolved That in consequence of the continued
packages hoop ron and other prices transportation the fol-
lowing scale of prices will effect fom and aer the LIST Of
November next
FOR DELIVERIES IN NEW ORLEANS
No. and Car.box 75c. per gal.
NO. anu TANNERS Oil......,........... 5Oc
uas " AUG.
Axle Grease &c per h.
FOR DELIVERIES FROM THE FACTORY, MOBILE.
No and box 65c per gal
No. and Tanners Oil. Observation-Disclosures. 4Oc .
Gas Oll zoe.
Axle Grease &c. per Id.
SIMEON TOBY JR.,
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So Leg tsIature-Firsf Representative Dis
TRcrJAMES BEGGS is candidate for reelection to the
House of Representa- ives from This District ole 2pe
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&S~ Ed, Crescent: Please announce the un-
dergned aoandidate for the Office of State Superin
Of Public Education. ". Il. n. AAGRUDER,
AUS 2ptS Baton Rouge, La.
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RS~ BEessrs. Etlitors-At the solicitation of
many friends offer myself candidate for SHERIFF
the First District Court Of the Parish of Orleans subject
. decision of the people--balot-box.
te- MTTJEN
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Cheap dry 4, GODS
CON EDERA ATE MON H.

Having removed the stock Dry Goods No. 1916 Circus
(Ranpar street. Nos 225 go Royal street. corner ST.
Philip street, enabled TO offer large and complete
ment OF cheap Cacoes, Betced CottUn, Canton Fannels
Casmercs and Broad CLOTH Cioa Manta8 and Shaws Ban
kets and Travelling Rugs French English Merinoos Pop
Inns and Baroges well large OF Silks Hosiery
and houSetunshing Goods Also Invoice Of Carpets and
Hearth Rugs, at very low prices
THEODORE DANGER,
Corner Royal and St. Philip streets
A5-Pares indebted to Julius Danzger will please call and
settle at early day, at the above store $3.50 2pf
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,


CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
APPROVED MAY eIst, 1851
Showing the Rate Of Dates payable Imported Goods
Wares and Merchandise md after September st 1861
Alphabetically Arranged.
-Aso Containing
RECENT ACTS OF CONGRESS
Circulars of the Treasury Department
RELATIVE TO
COMMERCE, NAVIGATION AND THE REVENUE?
TOGETHER WITH THE
w "a n L Fl O USE 8 Y 8 IT E HE,
Forms Of House Blanks Protests and Appeals Tables
Of Foreign Weights, Measures Currercies Reduced
to the Standard of the Confederate States;
Rules 70. Admeasurer0ent of Yes
els for Tonnage, etc.
Arranged by T.. H. WALDEN,
Deputy Collector Custom House, Port Of Seu Orleans.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
NJ. 80 Camp street, New Orleans.
aul4 2ptf
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Louisiana

SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
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Southern american Party.

CON GRESS.
FIRST DISTRICT ..,......... Charles De Blanc, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT. VIM. r. Adams,
SHE IFFS,
FIRST DISTRICT COURT. .AdoIphc nYazurcau.
PARISH OF ORLEANS. ............J John p. Walden.
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Department of Black Goods.

Full line OF Slack Bombaznes, Bomba2ees, Silk Warp Apac
cas-, Bag1 English Bareges 54 "a "a Black Cashmere,
Parisiennes, Llama Cloths Escot, Tanise Barpour.
Black French Calcoes and Lawns with many makes
best quality Mourning Goods.
English and German Hosiery for Men, Women Children.
Merino Shirts Drawers and Hosiery, for Men, Women and
Children.
Linens Iinea Sheetngs Damask Cloths, Napkins, Dolies
Diaper, Crash Colored aud Frnged Bordeed Towels and
Napkins.
French and English Bed Blankets.
Marsees Quilts, all sizes.
Heavy stock Of Velvet Hnd Cloth C6ak5.
Cashmere aud Plaid Wool Shaws
Black aud Colored French Cloths and Cassinares.
Ladies Cloth for Cioaks.
Silk and Wool and All Wool Dau,ask for Curtains.
Brocfe, jacquard, and Plaid Muslius
White and Rose Bobbinet for Bars
Linen Netting, English Long Cloth
Complete stock Of costly Iaces and Emhrolderies
Kid Gloves, Pcrfumeres and French Corsets.
French and Eng fish Prints styias.
French FurnitEl ; Prints, Turkey Red.
80 bales Assorted Jeans aud Linseys.
Full stock of every brand Of Domostics.
Red and White FlGnncs -compcte assortment.
With the fullest supply of every article usually found we'll
assorted establishment.
HAGGERTY BROTHERS,