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MeTCh0aafs' Hotel,
RATES or BOARD.
Soldiers GgOShsHg.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.
am endeavotng to furnish the Volunteer Troon Of
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing, and having prepared
uniform suits Of WOODEN cloth suitable updecothe to M
distributed among them ana informed that the patriotic cfti
zena OF several parishes also engaged similar preparao
Tor the benefit OF their companies. If contributions of
clothing are sent by them diree their companies
without ny being Of the quantity and kind sent and the
companies supplied great confusion will be the con
sequence.
soldier only certain quantity clothing 1t Is
OF great Importance that each soldiers shall have
good substantial wooden suits possible also
important that there De among those supply
ng Them in order to avoid sending supplies to com
panes.
therefore urgently recommend tho Of the country
parishes to send 10 me- in this city supplies of clothing as
they may Prepare with explicit directions AS to the COMPANIES
or individuals for whom they intended will take care
that they reach their destination The clothes be boxed
up or baed and directed New Orleans with the name
OF the company for which they marked on it, and
statement tent to ma of its contents that may not dupl
the articles.
respectfully request the newspapers publicity tn these
suggestions in consideration of the objects effected
THOS. 0. MOORE, Governor
New orleans, Aug H. 1851. aul9 2ptf
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NAIuAnlE NEWSPAPER EsTABLtsHssESrr FOR SALE
References is particularly directed to the advertise
nlent II another eoldmn. A rare opportunity il
+ Afforded ANY one DESTROYS OF entering the news
paper business. The Office il located in one OF the
most pleasant and fonrishing towns of the State
and IL a Wealthy and prosperous parish. The
paper q doing good business, which may be in
creased ana isony offered for sale because 81 the
ilithaalth of the proprietor. a
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sAfsyGbs BlrHs
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,

FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. 13 and l5 Royal street.
Has now nstore large supply of
BouEf CHAMPAGNE in quarts pnts also other brands
viz; CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HETDSEIGK, PAR
hENT1ER, and other brands ofinferior quality. / have
large assortment of the best Old Shees snch as AMNT
LADo TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON spd
ANCHOR sHERRIES- lsS8-s0UTHSIDE MADEIRA. Of
arec impoatioR other Madeas of lower grade sayeriol
Old London Dry Dock PORT, grade,
The celebrated sAZARAC BRANDIES-vintage lf9S 1873,
lS02 and lB05aarge supply always hand, All grades
cLARRT and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WIS
KYs-sootoh and Irsh Old Rye Bourbon ard Wheat whs
Gys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pirta and QUARTS COR
D1As etc. Ny usual assortment Of the best WINES, which
will be sold on as other houssn the cliff
AARON Byrd,
ais POLY Nos - and l6 Royal strs''
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meeting of the members OF the above Company the fol
lowing gentlemen appointed committee solicit sub
scrptions place the Battery footing, ready to
march requson of tho Governor.
II hoped that all citizens banking and ms ins
ttiohs, will respond literally to appeal
Theo Livaudsis, Charles McMurdo,
Paul j. Glaises Jas. H. suydam,
Mortimer Belly
- ."s HENRY DUCATEL, Lieut. Sr. Cong.
NJ. A. CALoNGsE, First Sergeant. OH 2pSt
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Presidential Electors.
ID For STATE AT LaRGE. Ss
Charles Derbigny. of Orleans.
u AIbert G. Carter, of East Felieiana.
ALTERSATEs
j. G. Campbell, Nntchit0ches.
gs, &. L.. Fuselicr, St. Mary. ..,
First District ....... .D0NATIEN AUGUsTIN, Orleans.
Alternate FRANCOIS GARDERE Orleans.
Second District ........JAMEs P. FRERET, Orleans.
Alternate. .............,J. G. RIGGS, Orleans.
Third District ..,...,....EDwARD DuFFEL, Ascension.
Alternate. LOUIS BUSH, Iatourchs.
Fourth District. ......wM R. BARROW. West Fecana.
Alternate. ......,........ CYPRIEN DUPRE. St. Landry
Fifth District. BART. EGAN sa.. Bicnvlle.
Alternate. ...............R ROBERT HODGES Bossier.
Sixth District. L. CHAMBLIss, Carroll.
Alternate. .ORIN MAYO Ca'shouls. Se2o tie
Confederate Bonds Ep'aasfed.
viii purchase Bonds and Notes in small large quantities
JAM S A N DREW S,
NOTE AND EXCHANGE BROK Err,
No. ST. CHARLES STREET
near Canal street up stairs at the Photograph Gallery.
oil 2p7
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DEsoIUTioN OF GoPARTsERsHIa. As may be
seen BY referring to our advertising columns, the
partnefshiP betty cen Messrs 3. Terdoth and c..
KuchlD, has been dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. Terfoth will continue the business hereafter
on his own account. &2f
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Full line OF Black Bmbaznes BombHzettes, Silk
cas- Bagpos, English Bareges 3D. "a 81 Black Cashmere,
Pariaiennes, LLAMA Cloths, Eseot, Tamise Barpour
Black French Cacoes and lawns with many other
he quality Mourning Goods.
English aud German Hosiery for Men, Women and Children
Meno shirts, Drawers and Hosiery, for Men, Women
Children.
Linens, LneH Sheetings Damask' Cloths Napkins, Doies
Diaper, Crash Coored and Fnged Bordered Towels and
Napkins.
French snd English Bed Blankets.
Mafsellles Quilts, all Sizes
Heavy OF Velvet and Cloth Cioaks.
Cashmere and Plaid Wool Shawls.
Black and Colored French Cloths and Cnssireres.
Ladies' Cloth for CIoaks
Silk aud Wool and Ali Wool Dauask for Curtains.
Broche Jacqt ard and Plaid Musins.
White and Rose Bobbinet for Bars
Linen Netting, English Long Cloth.
Complete stock Of co tly Laces and Embroderies
Kid Gloves Perfunoer'es and French Corets
French and Eng tish Prints, styl.s.
French FurnitIl Prints, Turkey Red.
| 81 bales Assorted Jeans and i.nseys,
Full stock of every brand of Domsstcs
| Red and White Flsnnels-compSete assortment
With the fullest supply Every article usually found In well
| assorted establishment.
HAGGERTY BROTHERS,
! o. epts ~ Canal st~a..
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81 MAGAZINE STREET, UP STAIRS

81 MAGAZINE STREET, UP STAIRS.
Just opened and for sale, large stock OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
RICH VELVET5-in nll shades.
UNCUT FANCY ditto.
SILKS, sATINs, MARCELINEs.
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS
VELVET RIBBONS, in all NUMBERS
LACEs, BLoNDs,
STIFF NETS TARLETONS
RUSsIAS and TRIMMINGS
The above goods will be sold cheap for cash
seq 2ptf P. J. TRAQUAR.
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Cheap DTy Goods
CON FEDERATE MON EI.

Having reluoved the stock Dry from No 25 Circus
Ranpar street. TO Nos 223 and 80 Royal street. corner
Philip street, enabled to offer large complete assert
men OF cheap Calcoes BleIched Coou. Canton F!anels
Casmeres and Broad cloth, CQS Maulas and Shaws Bn.
ke and Travelling Rags French English Merinoes Pop.
Inns and Bacges well large Silks Hosiery
and aoturuhng Goods Also INVOICE Of Carpets and
Hearth Rugs ut very low prices. ~
THEODORE DAHZIGER,
Corner Royal and St. Philip streets
&s~Paries indebted Julius anlga will please call md
settle early day, at the abIve ss9O
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aE- Ed. Crescent: Please announce James
R. BRA DLEY candidate for CONSTABLE First Justices Court
in the district bounded by Julia and Felicity Streets md em
the River to the Swamp Election 4h November.
au23 2ptd MANY VOTERS.
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Across THE LAKE.4-The Creole will leave the
\ Lake eiisof the pontehartrain Railroad to morrow
morning ga the arrival Of the o'clock cars for
all the points on this side Of Pass Christian. She
Wilireturn the same day.
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On Sunday 18Th INST, at 3oclnck P NJ, infant son of F. q
BlumenthAl @ @h " $W aE
Ths friends and relatives Of the family respectfully nv
eo attend the fneal aoeocS this evening from the resi-
dense of tin family, No. 70 Where street. between Canal ant
aaseuet.9g # ~ =, "
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Louisiana
SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
rGNrg EssDE,
FOR THE SALE Of
S U g a r AND MOLAss SEES.

1t muss be ebVonH thinking man. that owing the
distractions By the blockade that
Virginia. North Carolina Of Forida Alabama, Georgia,
Kentucky Middle Tcnnessee must get their Sugar
and Molasses from Nashville as MOST CONVENIENT, and
CHEAPER for them than from any other point
require 200 hhds Sugar present incoming crop
We have established ourselves Mt No Market street. Nash
an the Sugar may ship
ped address Planters will ship direct from panta
ous expense OF shipment New Orleans. Direct
Agent Memphis Charleston Railroad, via Nashville
Decatur Railroad, address.
Our Mr. JAMES is absent to Virginia and States
making with the large dealers vance of the
Sugar aud Moasse that enable us 10 place the
Sugars fast, if possible as they received.
We pledge ourselves remtances fidelity in OBJ.
tanning the best prices
Liberal advances made when desired Sales made exclusively
for cash.
PAYNE JAMES r 90
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ES~We axe authorized to announce DR.. G.
BEARD candidate or CORONER eusalng election
first Monday OF November next. $3.50 2p g
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ES-We arc authorized to announce DR.. J
B. WIIlNsoN candidate for Congress from thu First
Congressional District ol0 te#
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HS~FOr Auditor OF Public AecOunts-Pleasa
announce II. PERATA candidate for Auditor Public
Accounts at the election in November .- 49,.
a. 2pto CREOLE
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AN AGI to Authorize Loan
and prescribe the punishment forging hs same and for
forging Certificates of Stocks and Bonds.
lea do enact. That the Secretary Of The Treasury may with the
s Ct as s ssdSo 81 the f. S
from their date and bearing not exceed
E aere s e se pfs n they @
public advertisement III three newspapers the Confede
for The proceeds OF sales produce n,anuacred
and regulations as may Be pescIbed BY wi The
tary Of the Treasury 70 report the ensuing
Ills Nor shalt sad bonds BE- IS issued
said secrstary for Treasury Note Of the notes Of ay Sas
corporation or i9dSdpa but en in the manner herein
construed as to prevent the Secretary Of the Treasury
Act Nav, is6lJ -
BILL be entitled authorize che issue of Treasury
g9es and to PsoT G War Tax for their Esdenption
America do That Secretary of the Treasury be and
he is hereby authorized from time 10 time, the public
at The expiration g sS months asr the ratification Of
he SAID notes be OF any denomina less than the
aoa ana TO be TsiSsna6le at pleasure m the
ing the issued gnder former acts shall exceed
IN o he goe notes Ss b
9e p9G a sNss s @ dny on and shall
proceeds Of sales produce and manufacturers articles
SEC 2 That for ths puryoe of tundg The sad and
nIs n1a n ARTICLES 9 for The specie or
the President sphofz to issue bonds payable not more
than twenty years after cate and bearing
able the interest 10 be paid semi annually the said bonds not
TO exceed in the whole hundred millions OF dollars
be deemed substitute for thirty millions the bends author
lied to be issued by the act approved May 6 1861 and this
TO be deemed revocation of the authority the
thirty millions The said bonds SHAH .ums
than hundred dollars in fractional parts hundred
except when the subscription less than dollars
the said bonds may be issued in of fifty dollars They
may be sold for specie military and naval stores
proceeds OF produce and manufactured articles same
manner is provided by the act aforesaid sub
crpons of the have been, shall pay able at
particular date the Secretary Of the Treasury shall have power
extend The time of sale Until such date shall see tit to
indicate. -
SEQ That Tor the special purpose of paying principal
and interest OF the public debt and of supporting Govern.
ment shall be aud vd of fifty upon
each hundred dollars IN value OF the following property exc
Act August 1851 -'
September IL. 1861. seq 2pf
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COMMERCIAL REAnrsa sElooas THE proprietor
OF these reading rooms publishes card in our
paper this morning, to which we invite the atten.
tion Of al our readers The reading room has
4 long bsen Of great convenience and benefit TO the
public and shonid he patronized. See the card.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-14

sa~F'or Auditor of Public Aeeounts-Cyrus
THOMPSON of this city, candidate for State Auditor
she election in November next. -a-s, sells Id
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A gentleman Of this city has a beautiful liIlipu-
Tan greyhound Qtalian), which suffered fall and
2 distocaiion of one hind leg in her younger days
she has had three filters, and in each one there
mas been pup showing marks OF the mothers ac.
eident. IGharleston Courier, sr~- = : :.
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SBHN0tice-I ia Ne this method of Offering
y professional services free Charge those
who are absent from the city military duty Residence On
Harmony street. between Praua and coliseum Streets Fourth
District.
my3I 2ptf P. YEIsER n
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The Philadelphia of late dates announced,
the return Of tine U. s. steam sloop. of.war Brook,
lyn, after boisterous passage from the mouth of
the Mississippi. She is declared unseaworthy,
and will be oyerhauled. She left at the mouth Of
the Mississippith the U. S. sloops of,war Richmond,
Vncennes and Savannah, steering for the South.
| gvsr Do
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AS~ Mr. Elitor: Please announce George
W. SADLER candidate Constabeo the Justices
Court at tile ensuing election sel2 2ptea
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To PENSIONERS. Confederate States pensioners
en the roll at the agency in this city are requested
to oaR At the Office of the sgent, No. 1871 Grod
street, and sign petition for relief. -
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na- Ed. Crescent Please announce the pn-
dersisned candidate the office supernt ndent
Of Public Education. W. H. N. sAGRUDER,
au23 2pta .-- Baton Rouge, La.
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sS-B. l.. Defreese, the present incumbent,
Is q candidate fer State Treasurer. jyl 2ptd
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SS~RerrinS's Patent champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos Gtavisr street. New Or
l@Gn6s do 9ptf
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s9- The Fourth Ward Club, $. A. p, will
meet TONIGHT, October II, at O'Clock p NJ for special
business. s d.. .. -- oil anl,
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SEAsoSABLE DIZZY Goops.-Mr. j. A. Braselman,
ser of Magazine and St. Andrew streets offers large stock
Of fall and dress goods coton and eoaks Our lady readers
should give him call he sells cheap indeed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-14

~ superintendent PubItc Education :
Please that HENRY AVERY the present superu
'endent Of Public Education,s tapddae reelection.
aulT 2otd e" o.
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RS- Dr. Cyrus s. Magoun, Concordia par
ISL, is candidate for SUPEKINT .NDENT or PUBLIC
EDU CATION, at the general election November next
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ES- We are authorized 10 announce r. II.
PARKER candidate for the Office of SHERIFF for the
First District Court the Parish Orleans Election first
Monday in November. eS 2pe
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MceERREs & LANDRY sell household and Office
pare at their auction mart Masonic Hail at IL O'Clock this
day. 'is - - ~ $3.50
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R1- We are authorized to announce IT, D.
HARtEa caBtidAe for the office Of SHERIFF for the
Civil Courts Of the Parish Of Orleans Election first Monday
~ Dpta
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McCEERgs Il LANDRY have established regular
sale for furniture their auction mart Masonic Hall
EedsFs and Thursdays IL O'Clock See advertisement
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Eg- The friends of the Hon. @, Nj. Conrad
announce him as scandate FOR reelection the
Congress from the Second Congressional District composed of
the First and Fourth Districts Of New Orleans and the Parish
of jefferson Cd 2pte
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STORE TO REsT.-The store, No. los Camp
street.. Is Offered for rent. See advertisement
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ALpHl HcaE LODGE 7. A. Ma communicate ton
OF this lodge will be held tomorrow night See
ail55 4 & =
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WAHEHoUsG 40 REST.--The spacious warehouse,
% Metre Dsnae street. between Magazine Tchoupoalas
streets Il offered for rent SIZE advertisement.
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vi OF YIrRloL.-Mr. H. Cook, No. SS7 Victory
street Third District, niue csEboys Of this article for sale
See ~ = W = - y 49, ~ .
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y MsReHAsrs. LODGE, 10. @. This lodge hold
itsleguiar meeting tonight See notice.
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ReARD WAsTED.4-An advertiser in our paper
To-day board for himself and wife See his advertise
men. FOR mar cuIars. 5ls,4
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r k5- Candidate for Coroner = MIR. Editor /:
Please announce DR. j. N. FoLwELL candidate for the
oce of Coroner the election held on the Rrst Monday
in November next, ser tie,
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SonrHEHN On. Goar 4NYs--We beg leave to di.
rect the attention Of the Confederate public to the
advertisement Of file Southern Oil Company, which
may be found in the appropriate column. The
oils Of this company, for the purposes for which
they are designed, are good as any in the ooun-
try aad IN many Tes poets superior to some that are
/ in general nse. Hitherto they have been some.
What neglected in the South, owing to the popu-
larty Of Northern trash, and we have it as a fact
that these Southern oils have been sent North and
there purchased at greatly adyaaeedrates, by the
managers Of Southern railroads; who could dis
cover no merit them while they were offered for
i sale in The Soathby Southern men The Northern
haudWas wanting. But thereyelntion has changed
all this, as it has changed maay other things
and nov the Southern people are beginning
to lind cut that they can manufacture for them
selves q better article, at less cost, than they
have been in the habit Of purchasing from
Foreigners. The recent great and continuous
demand for The products of this company prove
whit We say, and right glad are we to be able TO
chraniele the fact. Let such be the case hereafter
Let onthsrn men patronize, encourge and develop
santher enterprise and industry, and all wild be
advantage thereby. The resolution of the Board
pf Directors increasing the price after the LIST Of
November, speaks for itself, as it sets forth the
fact thstthe advance in the cost Of other indisr
pensabls articles compelled the adoption of the
i measure. Nj , f
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Direct Importation.
II AGG EISTX BROTH EIsS.
Importers of Foreign Dry Goods,
TOCRO BUILDINGS,


Have now In store their usual heavy sock Foreign DRY
GOODS and respectfully inv examination Of prices by
parties DESTROYS of purchasing WHOLESALE or RETAIL
Plain Black Gros de Rim 81 to 81 wide.
Mode Silks in all colors
Heavy Black 81 ocle and Damask Silks
Rich Embroidered Broche silks desig MS small
and large.
Plaid and Striped Silks.
Coored and Black Sans, Marcelljnes and Florencos.
Our stock Of SILKS is unusually heavy, WIN be found
complete in all styles aud qualities.
100 Pieces Abso ted Black and CoorGd Silk veyets to g.
Black and Coored English French and Caheres
Black and Coored All Wool RousSelGiue de Leiue
Rich Printed ousselaine LANES Gashrncres.
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So REessrs. Editors AT I

So Messrs. Editors-AL the solicitation of
many friends offer myself canG late oHERIFF of
the First D.re Court the Parrish of Orleans subject
u decision Of the people-ballotbox,
se2Ste W. G. MULLEN
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j. I'll. .RraseSsHale

HAS FOR SALE
A WHITE LONG CLOTH, at l211c. per yard.
FRENCH CALICOES Chintz Colors, at 25c. pr ,srd
Ladies' Gents and Children's Meno and Cashmere wrists
Various kinds and qualities
Ladies'. Gents and Chidren's Cotton Morino Wool
HOSIERY.
| Ladies', Msses' and Servants sHAWLS.
A FULL. STOCK OF
SEAS NABLE DRESS GOODS,
Embracing very beautiful styles. Together with
lnrge stock of
USEKEEPING GOODS,
Such as DOMEsTlCs
SHEErISGS, ELAN NEIS,
CRuMB C. Otis,
TABLE CLOTHS and COVERS,
BLANKETS,
COUNTERPAHES, Etc.
Also, nice assortment of
BLACK SILK MANTILLAS.
BLACK AND COLORED CLOrH CLOAKs, Etc Etc.
The above Goods will be possible prices for
CASH ONLY.
J. A. BRASELMAN,
ola 2plt Corner Of Magazine aud ST. street.
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Boots, Shoes esses .ksa.saaa,,

New Orleans, Aug. II, 1861. aulo 2ntf
Boots, Shoes lsaGs Bsoga9as,
At WHoLESALK,
Plantations supplied with prime DitchnE BOOTS Russl
BR9GANs Wool Mexican Palm Leaf and eanpeschy
HATS At thsowebt market prices by
FROST co.
No. 10 Magazine street, New OrleAus
Hats, Caps, etc., at Wholesale.
of Sill and
Fur Cashmere Panama Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, atthelowest bankruptcies by
FROST l. CO.,
TyiS zp&" No. 10 Magazine street. EevOrsans
WALL PAPER, WALL PAPER.
j. J. EV E RS,
90 CElartrez street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer French and American pa
PER HANGINGs Borcrs Corners Oaks and Marbles IN A.
sry variety
4srsF''ep!sF stSnon pAidto all work In bis pae ALL,
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BY order Of the President

= : ANIHUNt aAHEUIIAl seCle any.
New Orleans, October 10, 1861
r. sThe Collector Of the Association will at the Hail on
this day from O'clock A. NJ the election is over in Or
der TO collect from those In hing said cleo
ton. 'Hf ... ., olo pn4t
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Southern american Party.

FIRST DISTRICT COURT. AtiOiphe MaZureau.
PARISH OF ORLEANS. ....,John p. Walden.