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THE eosPoRr NAVY YARD.

The seizure Of the Gosport Navy Yard in Vir-
ginia is Of great advantage to the Southern cause.
The Abolitionists, true to their characteristic
meanness, tried to destroy everything before
they left. They burnt some four or five ships,
among them the old ship-of.the line Pennsylvania,
the largest war-Fessel in the world They set fire
tn the buildings spiked the big guns and destroyed
the small ones. They saved only the Pawnee and
Cumberland to run away in, but the distractions
which the VEginans had sunk ia the harbor pre-
vented the Cumberland at first from getting out,
and she had to throw overhoardher guns and other
heavy articles before she could pass.
The Gosport Navy Yard is opposite Norfolk, and
adioins the city Of Portsmouth. The river there
Elizabeth river-s something less than d mile
wide. The right name of this yard is Gosport
Navy Yard, though 1T is sometimes called the Nor
folk and sometimes the Portsmouth Navy Yard
They have there the finest dry dock on the Con-
tinent which the Abolitionsts set fire to- but which
fortunately did not burn. THERE'S ship-timber and
other material there, enough to build several first
class war-Vessels. There are plenty of large guns
there, which, although spiked, are reported to be
nninjursd. There are three thousand barrels of
powder there, besides shot, shell and other NUM-
tons. The Yirginians have done good thing in
gettlnS POSSESSION Oh llls Important ana valuable
place.
BY railroads running in different directions from
Norfolk and Portsmouth, the guns and munitions
Of war can be transported quickly to any Southern
State where they may DO needed. Already, some
Of the powder has been sent up to Richmond
whore they were muchain want Of it. As Virginia
ID well armed, ahe may now be able to supply some
Of her Southern sisters who are not so well off for
guns. 4 is only about thirty six hours by rail from
Norfolk to Nashville
We only had possession now Of Fortress Mon.
roe and the Rip Raps, our way would be clear
But the former one Of the strongest Notifications
IN the country. Its garrison is Two thousand four
hundred and fifty men, and il mounts three hun
dred and seventy -one guns. Tie Rip Raps, or Fort
Calhoun built in the middle Of Hampton Roads,
directly opposite Fort Monroe, mounts over two
hundred guns. These two Qualifications command
Hampton Roads and James and Elizabeth rivers !.
and Richmond and Norfolk and Petersburg Ire
thus all5lockedup They can have no access to
the sea except between these two strong forts.
Four d Eve hundred guns are frowning upon the
passage, able to sink feet of vessels, and both
farts are said to be oYerg arrisened- Fort Monroe
/ sproteeted hya noat, and is situated on spit d
4 sand.bar at point where Hampton Roads de
hauches into Chesapeake Bay. II is tho hardes
eort on the continent TO take, and ne doubt if il
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It is utterly impossible to keep the run OF, much
less refute the multiudinous lying Of the Abolition
Journals. Indeed, the multiplication table is made
quate to their enumeration and no doubt the
Father of the veritable old Devil himself
stands aghast at the magnitude of their perform
ances and, like Othello, is about to conclude
desparingy, that his occupations gone.' If the
Devil can oute the Abolitionists, all we have TO
say is that the reputation he has obtained is not
equal to his natural talent, and that justice has not
| been done to his achievements in the realms Of
| falsehood.
| The following, taken from the Philadelphia Bu.
| letn of recent date, is the most infamous false
hood the Abolitionists have lately been guilty of
| originating and promulgatiDg 1t is altogether
huge, stupendous, unparalleled Says the Bulle
| tin
A considerable quantity of silver coin, bearing
the similitude Of that of the United States, but de-
based in value, was the day before offered to one
Of the banks of that city. 1t had been recently
struck off at the New Orleans Mint. The bank
very properly refused to have anything to do with
it. 1t has been ascertained, upon the most I'M
doubted authority, that large quantities Of this
spurious stuff has been struck off, to be palmed
upon the people both North and South. Thus the
rebels not content with treason robbery, war upon
the General Government have actually turned c0il-
etefS! tits by the preparation of such abomna-
BILE outrages that they expect to maintain armies
| and create naVies forsooth! We need not point
out the necessity of all parties keeping strict
| look out after these New Orleans counterfeits.
In reply to the foregoing, all we desire to say is
that not one single new coin, of any kind or de-
| nomination whatever, has been issued from the
mint at New Orleans since its seizure by the order
of the Louisiana Convention, and we presume none
will be issued until after devices for new set of
coins, to compose the currency of the Confederate
States, are ordered by the Montgomery Congress.
OF course, the Philadelphia Bulletin knew it was
lying when itpenned the paragraph quoted above.
But that made no sort of difference An Abolition
ist would almost as soon lie as steal; and he de-
| lights in both,
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ra1.K On on ANan,

~ n II
TALK ON S.etd ANesA'
pbe gatherings on the flags were few and far
Nh Sol N beeominp rather too tropical
P,. o,,a Of f,srnndeIet before meridian. There
,as son,,, talk about the proclamation of Messrs.
Lincoln " Seward in regard to the blockade OF the
Southern norts. Unfortunately for the Black Re-
npb,iean President. he has not sufficient number
of vessels to carry out paper blockade.
The further talk in the street was varied. There
was some talk that the halaucesof our banks in
the New York banks had been seized by order OF
:, -, -, ...,,,,, =, Nav, Ynrk at the
the nlted states Attorney III i'e" u ~ 'o w
instance Of the Washington Government, out Wefe
afterwards released though it has been surmlsed
= - -, ,,z4 4hat ro,,,o+binr of th;s nature
iot tpheo a"ss pss' ~ second
-. ,sso,-,i,a5 that is If there is any sober
thor,th+ abonf the Administration in old
| I,7..-at;.4,
r,a,.s -, a7,orol disnetches from ST. Louis
TT $50, or,r,antes on that The Black Repub.
= tr,ss,;,oton ara sorelv pressing on Mr..
min of oil merchants of the great West
| u a,,or+s a ,erfect EMBARGO il laid on
| - e. Ian; o,d eli tba Illinois towns as
az s''>N1 - oL., o;+;o, o,,s t,trps IN the
Me. - iua''..'s s,,naas mbore will he n
guy W. ,,,a,,t tbis interdictfon of
| W., -, ~ i, of .,nncb seriors-
lfaue' nov ~ e hroo5stnf4s m
ness, VS. n"se ~ ,,na.;sions Morpover
hand WIN soou s'ooNs - s;soot fr,,,, c,r
we nave al apulluslioo u Ill, m rine and
own so ana III d iew ,o,io oF Ti,-
the only injury fo. ~ farn,ers of III vast
com Wi, pe - 'no ta;r stnes r.
VINO VIII pe prey el'su 'toll m viii
hlarhet' @liiou' = N0p1 80 ,os,NsI ,oc,
oniy lneteaso 'l0 s"ppNes ~, 80
L missouri @iia lAeAisueA su'lu-' "
4 AZ caro- we lhlstaAe the SH 'oteA - -
Two 1Z-pouuaeEs' "eIi IN eet'e' W.
ent passage III n tle 4
\ force the army " 4AetailSh " Ivy e"' y
III the ll'1ooy "a'et' A.. e...u.,
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Ill Cay.eg Ees sfae Pes6Eic.

There ample arrangements made 10 keep all the Depart
Of this College open should any of those connected with
it he called into the service Of the ConfederUcy.
No students attend the military drill except such desire it,
All the departments for the Comm rca instruction. Mathe
mntics Languages Military Drill, PoIanshp, Book Keeping,
etc. etc. will kept open continually and winter
Education Commerce. go on whether in es peace
or war and it only by education be prepared
war and defence.
az 2,ott,t1y# RUFUS DOLBEAR Pres't
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4 ,wa RUFUS DOLBEAR, Pres't.
S. S. Erlssoge sasa,aiversury.

The Orleans District Sunday School Union of the Meho
dist Church. will celebrate its Fifteenth Anniversary SAT
uRDAY NEXT 27t The schools will assemble Lafayette
Square at o'clock P M and in procession will proceed down
Camp street Canal AL thence Canal and thence up Ca
oudee street to the McGee Church. where the exercises will
begin O'Clock The PLACE Of holding the Anniversary was
changed from Odd Fellows Hall 10 the Church. in consequence
Of the Military Fair which is being held there
L. s. BRUFORD,
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FROM Arkansas.
SEIZURE or covERHaENr STORES.

NAPOLEON. ARR April e. 1861.
3D. Crescent-By order of Gen. James, under
instructions from Gov. Rector the U. S. ordnance
stores at Napoleon, Ark, were siezed on the 22d
inst, consisting of 200 saddles, 500 sabres, LOO
Maynard rifles, 100000 cartridges $50 kegs pow
der, ETC.. intended for Fort Smith, and stored with
Tnb5,snn e. peay
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.iSea1 EesSiENFaOS
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS,
SPECIAL. GENERAL MEETING.

members of the New Iuanos Benevolent Association
requested and invited Special Meeting to be held
at their Hail. of Greame and Eyian Fields street.
SUNDAY EVENING NEXP tie 2Sth Inst, at O'clock, for
the purpose completing the organization for the protection
and defence Of city as contemplated by the resolutions
adopted the last general meeting Society held the
18th inst.
His expected that all the members will be present
BY order Of the Presidents
as 2pst ANTHONY sAMBoLA, seo'y.
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yFIlsy ) AIMS TINS DAY.

sjo eel ssll O'Clock Nos and AZ Old lsyee
gis oaahoass gteavia streets Let q
fAss aAisss saSess eHes
10 oclockS II Al assasans street alot
III ~ lass SID eieaFa4
hi Within shis das at III The Merchants
ss1a valashla improved and unln
l,St4ss IsnSs IS tlla FaaEi District.
sasish sell ias IL O'Clock At tte Mer
paass ans ESchaags, Improved property i
tfe ffis
uss ssJs O'Clock, Dr. Elliott stables Ken
sscSs
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coalt Do takal. Al MI. We shall ~ drive uld
Abe and hia dirty crew from Washington, and
break mp his Government and thus compel him to
yield Up every thing else within
the limits Of the Southern States.
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N NofUS TaERs Those Of our free
cpEsgea population, desiring to enroll Themselves
tAs ollr city against aggression, are
slse #lsssa natied u meet this evening, at q
Sssek q the room over The Carrollton Railroad
sadepat. Sss. notice.
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asxsp Tie City Treasurer elsewhere
iNss that tax payers are requested to call
E ~ hs pc Ind pay the amount Of city taxes
Il ipT tiIe year 1850 Tax bills not met by the
y KY oE uay next VIII De advertised according to
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call is elsewhere published
his evening, at I o'clock, at the
Mill benevolent Society, To complete
~ zation ot ahe swiss Guard.
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saaRos Il. Proposals for the furnish
oI olas of clothing for the recruits of the
tho Confederate States will be received at
istaaa lartarmaster's Office No. I2s Camp
aoel May list. Official advertisement,
y ssas tionHs ~ to- day published.
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i&s m. The members of this gallant
lsag'llare notified to meet at their ar
inSl's ssptnipg At o o'clock, to receive equip
Inetlss ss9n einepta. The particular atten-
Eion " aaafsberss both honorary and active, IL
asked I'd the notice published in another column.
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n. sflI AlllsIII. q. lsel.

II
ss asa ssters panlas'aso1tina 1sitA
BIZ osssiae n theif
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sl fIE g JaHps. office is elsewhere
quiFihg tlse members Of this Company to
II plorys on Sunday, 28th inst. at
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halld at click this evening, at the armory,
\ Nds Ia Camp stFses See Capt. ghaflin's seal.
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enbera will Do At thesar-
nlafs 1t y clock tomorrow. in full uniform, fol
Z naf spa etipns Sac The Captains call.
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20 tlle EK,.zaalett AZ. fEte Spssfgs.

Underths heading The Memphis Appeal OF the 2st inst has
the annexed noble communication:
While the in every part Of the country atning them
selves and mastering in suuadoD to resist the invasion and
oppression threatening beloved land let emulate the en-
husasm Of husbands and friends inthe cause Many
of daughters already active in the service with their
needles Let thematrcns in city village and hamlet form
themselves into societies. called by appropriate name
pledged to take Of the sick and wounded soldiers OF the
Confederate Army Whenever the changing drama of the war
shall bring om TO their neighhorhood take them ncces
sary and practicable TO their homes Let the organizations
be commenced at once with officers appointed and known, to
whom the officers of the military companies may communicate
the of the soldiers and call upon for aid when the time
for action shall and Baltimore has taught how 1t
offer myself for the work VIII not matron
with time take the lead and allow in subed.
capacity? Let the Of the entire South join and
spread the organization until MT spot within the southe IN
borders shall without its band of sisters pledged 10 the work
and ready and thus shall every mother feel assured in
sending the field that III time need they shall have
the patriot ranks other points aud soldiers feel that
true hearts near them, Wherever they may he.
MARY E. POPE.
In accordance with the above patriotic suggestion OF Mem
ph lady Mary f. Pope the ladies of New Orleans propose
ganizg Society," be called the sers of the Confederate
Army for the purpose aiding and nursing sick aud wounded
officers and soldiers The first meeting Of the Society will be
held TUESDAY, the S0h inst at II o'clock A. NJ, in the
Indies Parlor, Odd Fellows Hall
All and loyal Souherner earnestly requested to
forward and respond this noble cali for nid to gaau
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sSsssg EFs oF Ri1s "a 9A EEpEg ATg a meeting
VI fhe patriotic ladies' of our city Is called for
80 AZ o'clock, 81 H. il the Ladies'
Eaf at Qua Eslalaws' Hall. Tife object Of the
eal Il " society, with 4 special view to
tAa aad Relieving Of oar gallant soldiers in
8 siSkaess aaa distress that may be the re-
ssifa 1t ID conflict of war II which we are now
a'hH bjeoe il raeritoriouss ana The warm
hes fba aaiss If VIEW Orleans viii doubtless
Is ash tha esii. Il i scarce necessary that
III aas II ference " the Notice elsewhere
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assglsls 4 party COMPETENT IS wanted
"A dFla snilisaI eatBpaliy At Brashear City, ses
ssAsd A1an
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9susas6 81 AND l'IgHn ARE II TAINTED. In adj
ByeHslRsnas at pub iRhed gives particulars.
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We refer to the advertise
Assax HIS pFopfistor u tho Commercial Hotel,
Nag n9fiss hat d large numberscf soldiers can
til aepsa saalased upon liberal terms.
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neeting of our citizens, from
irsEail called for this evening, al u o'clock,
ntgafn ~ parlorof the st. Charles Hotel
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tsagg slldoses in Till PIPER por:
Isl IS 4advsliised Cir rent sesadyessisemeaj
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sall alllg Crescent,
;sEsSs i fIF uETY 0F n NV on LEAF :,
81 lsrs.i,a'i

y, ~ III Isrepsi efos.
Sa N III no Etss nr ~ ssslsls iisasfs
X ysh, $50 % 81 Tic Week 40 cents.
sasefsaa ~ NJ uslst rates VI
lsSssS55 III n advertisers
hss III ssy csasf N ttbslssa ssssS ses
@ sassss & tEoa ny n ss1se;
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All TaHg AfER Mark Smith takes his
bensfs Ii. 1Alghs; mark this. SWeethearts and
tSo Fast, I and o-oa-hon-tas, Z
ara Sflla NM Think III Owens ~ Bdast Ldcha-
aag, arE isl as Pos5latda, and all the other
good azlss Rprinkied along. through the different
siessa Ths bin i emphateally great one.
MARX s. tiled 70 q regular whopperi' Of
N seIssI sea how much he Will be able to
III ZIG N III excitement tonight.
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Rs-Ecrr1ng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos b. and "a trayier street. New Or
1esnE flh Emit
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s Crescent, this morning issued.
sl.sls aI she news Of the eek, including that
Il enr tally issue Of this morning It is q most
I'D IL friends ii other Southern
ses, lid t. 5ur brave volunteers at Pensacola.
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&c ~ AIseLlHs ms evening, at
II Nj gafondelst street. Volunteers
81 ~ ifgihia are invited to attend
Ailad sg Tho Company. See the ad.
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How THEY GET Orr IN GEORGIA. Judge Harris,
of the ocugre Circuit ms adopted plan Of SLIDING his
ocets Of assault battery cases. which Is bad idea
AZ Superior court held last week learn from the
Macon Telegraph persons Indicted for Gghlng Offences
dlseh rgsd cehdi ion that they should est e
Georgia Array the Judge taking 10 them that
they m gt indulge their bCgetept pEopensities by hshiag
l4peelns mon without fear Of Hne Or imprisonment.
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Es Death may emssse, says distinguished
medical writer from the Of mineral hair dyes. To avoid
such contingency, only Crisadoro Excelsior Dye proved
by the anel sis Of DR. Chiffon be the best hair dye i'll exist
ence, and who'll free from poison.
Manufactured by j. fRISTADORO. No Astog House. New
York Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressera.
a26 2plm&W
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Ra~COal Oil and Lamps Country Mer~
charts aud Planters and the public generally invited to
call the Great Southern Coal OIL and Lamp Emporium, No
Chartre street. they nd far the largest and only
comolee stock of COAL OIL LAMPS and PURE COAL
OIL in this city which Messrs COVERT HILL offer for
sale the trade RETAIL lower than any other house in
he Confederate States a27 If
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R4-FOr & uditpr of i uS,iic AccouBts-PIeasc
announce II. PtRALFA as a cnud for Auditor of Public
Accounts at the election in November.
al 9rt, CREOLE
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LARD On. Messra Thompson 4 Barnes, Nos
y and y Common street To-day advertise for sale invoice
choice lard I'll,
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gAN Ag advertisement Of Biessrs Covert
Il gtesss e:lss palsIlsd eaiis the attes,.
NJ fsls siaa.STs and W. paasI generally,
ilsk es e8ql eil ard 3aiaas aaapea 70 It's jiss
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TYee Ta9iEGts
"TREFELIo" IL THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY,
"TREFELIo" Cures&ll Eruptions.
"TREFELIO' softens the Skin.
''TREFELIOn Beaatifes the Skin.
''TREFELIO" Eradicates Hurlor,
"TREFELIOn 30 cents bottle.
Particularly adapted to climates. drops pcure;
the for Bathing deicousy refreshing and ezierst
Tag giving the Skin Freshness soothness Elasticity aoftns2s
Brigncy Purty-Coolirg Inrigorang-reuders th
flesh of an alabaser Beauty; removes al
Eruptions. Immensely popular among the Ladies'
gas-Sold every where at 50 cents a bottle
Bold wholesale and retail by JAM SNSlE no. la4 Cans
'!raat and by Druggists generally,
TILEST0N Il CO.,
rvgs 2pl, Cenersl Agents, IS Broadway, Now YORK.
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asEAni III l.Raa, III wlll lie seen
Sstl VI kaat epaniAs ea,tfe ssar
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SsoE FfRE CoasrASY No. As. The re
noathlg meeting Vi this Company win be
4 lsl assaay evening, the sOth instt at half
qiEst sniDak Members sre referred To the no
iAls abshed.
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IaN8a ARg N EafBaRs, LOUISIANA esuARD.
scp gou spsGially directed. in the proper
aoIssnis Aagl dress, and o'clock this afternoon,
ia WI 8E4ss gSS sFs
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l anci iohees, NJ III sell today at ~
81 Merchants aaa ESelargs. iha
Yslpabie property, situated ii The
$ Fat, III Mi |S$5s8
oalslodioils iNc eud III e,stgiyo
az s4ssals 81 81. Many and ohesaut siesss
adjoinug The above property IN tbo
NJ eesS 81. Mary, uheaaat MID 81 MI
Aa Eine sad PLACE, feraecopnt Of The city o
Efaaad corner of tyeW Gimp and ST. ANDREW
Asanded ~ New GsInp Old Camp, 81 An
aseNsg stFasts.
s aslief eus ~ tie pfoongafioi
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sIaa Menabers Of this company
ssIis he iii MI tIie armorY, 1T 4 o'clock to-
~ sis review. See Capt. Moore's
apartment.
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Country Merchants

visiting this city for tho purpose Of repenishng their
Stocks, will find at tho esabishmentof Of
BENTHOYSEN, LEWIS 9 CO.,
11G. CANAL
"A large and fresh assortment Of
E.AwcR Da4- eooDs!
Which they offer FOR CASH OR APPROVED CITY AC-
CEPTANCE, at extremely Low Pricesl
They have recently opened large lines of the following,
viz ---
BAREGEs and BAREGE ANGLAIs.
ORGANIZES and ORGANIZE ROBES.
JACONET and LAWNS.
SILKS, FOULARDs and GRENADINES.
LACE PoINTEs and MANTILLAs.
ESIBROIDERIES and LACEs
WHITE GOODS aud CURTAIN DRAPERIEs
LINEN GOODS and LINEN LAWNS.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
F1LET MITTs and GLOVES
PARASOLS and FANS.
TRIMMINGS and RIBBONS.
HOSIERY of all descriptions.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
R8An examination of our stock and prices is requested.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
ALI 2ptf No. llf Canal street.
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ONION 23FlE. Business az Importance, at the
Az halt past O'Clock this evening. See
fsAAss Asnsas fElsiaI notice.
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visiting this city for tho purpose Of replensing he
Stocks, will fnd ct tho estabtishmcnt Dr.
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x~Also New Depofs at soraparu Market. Fonrth Dis
Ice House the New Orleans jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Depot opposite the express Office
4-Chief Office, SO New Levee direct, N. o.. m2 Sm
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BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS 9 CO.,

Which they offer FOR CASH OR APPROVED CITY Ac
CEPTANcE, at extremely Low Pricesl