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, 1861-05-18

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, 1861-05-18

4 SoE79ERS EXAMPLE LE-The Na.hyil1e
Basae'* s4ys: "oae Of ile Cairo soldiers Ms
at Colrmbns On Fridty. Te VISA esrefully
searched, but 70 Fapers Of C enseq quezce Wa
Gcnnd On his pereon. Aa confessed. however.
that be wss from Cs!ro, al.o that he waz
soldier, aud had bee: eect to that place by his
commanding c1dcer.. The s@t our inforua.t
saw OF be xas tied with rope Iy the neck to
\ aek jack, lis feet dangling at Al inconre-
riant distance from tue erJuad.H J..
, 1861-05-18

MEssEs. Ep1ToRs, GENTLEMEN: RAtfiotie
laEi=s III this city SIC ~rlAi-g LAY and night
~ relieve eur pAor soldaefa.
Our soldiers Ere not relieved. They still
suffer
Mo m:fliun1 appropriated BY tbs Legislature?
has prom ptiknne bssn observed HI purchas-
a,s!.s ~ ~ nasaful =1se.ss for our snds1irg s3l.
.e.s1Aen:y TIC means to purchase necsssa,ies
not purchsatd, where q the h;sme7
1t those Who kneW:tceaNi 1h4:p :pablis
ro11d Like to be informed,
so1DuEs' FR1Eap.
, 1861-05-18

FEkoM w&4M1NGTcN.
fspH;sl Dispateh to the Chic e. Tisuna]
HAsH1ToTos, May II.
Ez,GoTeraor Rseder Aad A2jor N>DoweN
OF 'hs army, have beea appointed B,iEadier
Generals, the latter fer distinguished services
in ozEaGiz;Eg tbs yo.1=:ser forces of the Dss-
tr:ct OF Columbia.
GEn. Cooper reports tbs. ne regiment Of
Aaz5:cuder. for serv:ce. during tie war, Will
be reAay oa Msnldy-
Atc.ooacr was seizsd today eff Alexaadrt.
By tie crew cf the p48nee.
, 1861-05-18

FNE&hAaa 61 VAQRd1En a AT9&M6fs :.
IT,. I6raoso Iron :ste-t ! Peerless has
fla |: o. ~ sod 70 fao AR n - ,veram-ut
T.. sal 900. She Will ea! A 'hs British
a+g f., Ne e2 York, Fta :h:1 r:nes rolts,
nr3 vii Ikeiy ts EttsdnP 4 hant to n.
Ao~4rsa| Gaettts, 13As.
, 1861-05-18

Federal Troops: Demonstrating
at Fora Monroe.
, 1861-05-18

Ct. LoEIS, nay 11.-s5Fer1i Union Meu kaT
in2 oa a Driven from noso:l, on tns Iron
tstfa unter command Of Cspt. Colt WA seut
doan On Tuesday night to P1cttct the ltyal
cstiz -as OF shat eeclIon. Capt Cols reached
Pottl at o'e.Cck yesterday morning, Eur.
rountea the town with d ehain Of sthtiuels,
4na ehors'y after daylight, shout $50 cttizszs
w=rs lax: II prisoners. they tore formed in =
line, a.d tas Gnipn NTH amo1's them, AFTER
haiu9 re2oSn:3 II, were released. About ffty
Secsssloalsts- were h9egated on parole, md
Elm: ot inc leaders brought to the city prison
e:s Ct war
The laad msnufaetery belonging to John
~ ;sn Fas tAksn Possession OF, and come
A company Of cavalry At D. Soto canfu-,a
% hosaes aa1 ho sted the Stars md Striut 4 on
pol- Just ra:std to rec-iye SECESSION fiav
Aaother p: ointment srcel< <ioniEt was arrested
here, and still aaother at Victoria, making p
III al ro~ in the ars=nal
Thirteen American families arrived ttra
4ast uisdt, h-slnk nesn driven from The differ
ent to"n> asncg the Pacific railroed. for tunn
por iEg the UnloD.
Gzn P-tce has Issued orders tnstructirr fh r
Rtlg4dluI GeneTzis to imRsdixteiv orrsn;~.
the militia la TIT eir respectire distrtc;s' aud
foid them IL readiness for scsive as1y CO. Ihe
oihe r. and soldiers are er loined to AFFORD III
tbs FFutecl1on IN their po*er to th4 persons
aed prooe1Iy OF ciEKtns Of the staae, Hithout
rsiereEc: TO political princlp,ea, tho olfsct Of
this ors saniza,ion beiag simply to protsct tha
people IN Their right. u1der ihe constilutiun
o. 1ha State sud tue Uniteo States.
Troops ara WARMED 70 ayoid- a collisiou with
sny armed bodies. onless It is sbtolu .Ely r.
CURED to preserve the liree, liberty ald pro.
pErty OF toe people, The & Of ths 8tAtA Of
militia.
Nf.r'y 800 1rIehmen hsve beea enro1,ed IN
the U. >. aerv,ce, End viii probably b. orQan-
Iz=d into separate regiment
, 1861-05-18
Barn and Sixteen Hca1 Of Caste Burn
"a By fncsAataT3sM.

Inc U2fE Dl " IL. ctEpt4IeJ 1e3lAtA& ~ TX
Bow, jackson county, Gays toe LaCrnssc Ra.
puelicau,) vas fred ou Friday nignt, My 1o,h,
bushtl. of wnsa*, 4So bushels Of oats, two
wagons, . threshing machine, 10 tons Of hay,
and farming utenAl:, Weto BURIED Loss about
three taoussnd dollars. A Mrs Bloom, who
formerly l,ved in Onaiaska, and was known
tn-rs ty the name Of Pen1isl'3, was arrested
knd takea 10 Melroee 1ar ;!'a!, 6he confessed
SIT. otd said her husband, John Bloom, VIM.
B ootn, j. Hadcltf and her ecn WR. PEN Id.
wers Ii. !Ecsnd!sries. vho ct the ifs-. VIM
Bloom aud R$dciif have he.n arrested. Young
Pemdeld viii alan te taken Vlthou: doubt.
Tae peapte In Mv1roee are nauen excited and
talk Of l5nehlpg 1se prisoners. Mzs. Bloom,
formerly Mrs, Peiuaald, had been >kespips;
ho7se for Ut. steobins daring the sFEiag, till
sons. ttr.s wseks since, wnsn she married
Bloom s1ns dIesaiisl:e ion Oh settlement
aroSs between her a.d 3iT. i. sle :de< lared
tha: unless he s'sid her demands she w'u!:
burn b N out Of house and hona According
" her threat Vas carried Into execution nboat t
1a.daigas Gu Friday last, by tho .a1slstAaes Of
her husband and her ox1 seI.--aaefwsx
Hsssoasts, 18szt.
, 1861-05-18
III Z VAR.
From W shington.
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

TRoM 1AIRo.
, 1861-05-18

g. IT, 8CH@V4N, AdcsTtIst~9 A9sat, n Dear
1ora 1t II osthorissd to rsosses Advertisements for
al and ~ A< Lsoding P9psrs Of ~ NostAsee.k
, 1861-05-18

VS. Gre advised tha:a Prominent iron work
er OF Cincinnati has commenced tbe m4uu-
facture Of iron plates, tight By three and ;
half foot surface, aud one and three -four;h 4
inches Thick, for the puf pose OF being used In
the Instruction OF gun-bosts. Thtse, when
eonr'eted, Will. 1t ia thoashf, b tmpe1viou.
heavy columh'sas, Dab gre, or rlded cannon.
The boats are to te nu.lt Of broad beam and
to ORA v but I:sl4 waFer, the areament to be
one or Two Heavy celuu1biads. They arc being
bol. as secretly as possible, each part being
made eerazatslS; A:d it ia intended, xtea
eyer5 thing is ready, to Put On sufficient force
10 eo1ap.sie them il fex days, Our forces
thsuld rot d.l,y preparations 10 receive thess
, 1861-05-18

Calumet County Vosun,sers. ChiIten; She
a9., F. AsklEson; Gent.a Irdept nce1is :;
Jea=reon CoEnty Gasrde, Jefferson; Coiuz1-
ha h.s, Klnourn CITY; Monroe County
Foiunteers, Sparta; Haoson City Guard; RI
poa H. Co..; Nni:egaser Light Inta1try.
The following additional companies h.ve
volunteered for three} years er tu1irg tie
way:
N:sCah GaaIds; L. Crcsss Ii;ht Guard :;
los'a*51 Light Gaards; Belle Cl., R lrr CT.
izsns' Guards, Fcx Lake; O-GkcsA v lua-
ts*ra; Gan: coun'y Gays; seot:'s Vslon
E'eft, hkosh Ge1evs ladspau sen:s; Wolf
Moatsom ~ Guards, MlEsnkau; Manros
Couaty Volantsers; Anderson Gaazcs, Bad
, 1861-05-18

=. beautiful nez;caa rrt~a r,,-> ~.
Eot4 Ne X! EIHGG." et f.t.e- :. IL. : II
C7r,e isn II. etr": = IN = sr. :. !. -
VII 3llfSy a.raa" II = DH1L Ian ESr
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gtp esas Daily Crescent satrdag onlHg 0ttpter s. 1861

distant stockholders are puzzled how to decide il
they pay dividends to agents OF these stockhold-
ers who have heretofore received their dividends
in New York, and now claimed by the same par
ties on the ground of being in Europe, they may
have to pay over again. The Instructions of At
torney General benjamin read as follows on this
point:
All persons who have q domic within the States
with which this Government is at war, no matter
whether they be CITIZENS or not. Thus the sun,
jects Of Great Britain, France, or other neufat
nations, who have a doncil, or are carrying On
business or traffic within the States OF war WIN
this Confederacy, are alien enemies uhaer lhe ae'
Mr.. Thomas Medley, aformer dry.gooas aeaiet
in our CITY, owns two hundred and siXty-tWo shares
of very good stock in one Of our very good banks
His agents claim his dividends as a resident OF
England. How it is will have to be proven before
the Confederate Court. 1t appears that many
ouondam citizens, or Southerners, who have had
their domics and families in Northern States for
wears have recently gone over the Atlantic, some
for health. some for a change of citizenship Sew
erai names have been communicated to us. We
suggest to all having Information to communicate,
to call at once on Receiver Huger, and not take
up our time by expressing their views and ideas
to us on this subject Don't bother US, good
friends, any more. If yen do, we shall get SOME
na1p huttons to our coat,
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Notice.
RscEivRR's OFFICE, IS CANP

= RECEIVERS OFFlCE, 50 OAMP STREET, 4
5& ~ September rs, 1851 5
Apartes having business with this Office will confer avof
by communicating their information writing as practi
cable stating names OF aliens their domcis of property
where Situated supposed value and their residences
places OF business that they may be called for further infer
NATION, as each case cnpes up for examination.
Apprehension has bsen expressed that peremp.ory demand
VIII be made for payments Of debts due to aliens and summary
means used in their property to the great derment
OF the community This great mistake The Receiver will
NOV ~heS throw any impeachment in Inc way Of business ont
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was filed with soldiers The following is q list of
those brought down from Frederick IN the train
and disenabarked at the janction, but whether des
tined for Annapolis or Washington was not known !:
Thos Claggett, Andrew Kessler, Jacob H. Gordon,
+. G. Maccnbbn, Bernard Mills, VIM. R. Miller,
Clark J. Durant, j, Lawrence Jones, VIM. E. Salo,
mon, J. N. Brewner, Clerk ~
d Some were in good spirits, while others were
greatly depressed, ALL of course considering them
selves deeply aggrieyed. According to all ac-
counts, however, they ruled the Union men Of
Frederick with rod of iron last session. and there.
fore did not receive much commisseratlon from the
people: As to the sympathy they will receive
from their constituents, whose openly avowed
sentiments most Of them persisted in ignoring at
The srrested membsrs .vsr surS WI. uisciose,
that they have been selected on account Of their
votes in favor Of Mr.. Wallis resolutions, and some
cause of all their troubles: in other words, thav
admit they have been drawn in party traces to an
extreme that they would never have thought of
meDt, n @.fa 1..-' ~ a.- J'I~S
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40 the Public.

.,..- ~ NEW ORLEANS, Oct ., 1851.
Mr. Charles Gniliot ex member of the Company of Louisiana
ost kes' under the command of Capt Henry ST. Paul has
thought proper TO publish in yesterdays Crescent letter in
which he that have injured the fair name of our
radss-inar by publishing tonl calu1apies
Assertions whon: proof deserve answer AMI we have
sufficiently explained the matter before the public.
Bat assuming upon myself the resuousbiity Of the
essn letter ssl tell Mr. Charles Gue that we ha
answered Capt ST. Paul through the is because
We have been tackled in the aud because Mr. St.
Paul is not 10 be addressed personally It not 50 in
the present case We are all in town AID think it Is
to fatigue the public with our private qusrrels
We cenld this other hand Mr. Chss Outlet nv what
right he now comes here and speaks bella of abs
rades who undouotedy have not invested with such
mission But we have determined to correspond ,eh MIN no
more through he papers,
fherei9re ana to ssf I'D OF MI Charles Gule personally
advise him that if be has comunica ions to make to us he
can fluid me every day at Ne 80 Exchange Alley from 10 A. NJ
10 : P. NJ. [o5 2pltI GEORGE FORTIN.
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sgss .fpf,e0I for SaaeaR firms
TO TIE
iTlzENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.


NEW ORLEANS. Aug. Il, 1851.
Having been appointed by the Secretary War; an agent 10
collect receive and purchase small for the
States deem necessary espedent make known the
fact generally possible cooperation
work which needs be done quickly. Citizens and patots
Your Government asks fer the thousands of TRIED guna
that lie unused in your heses Recent experiments
with the improved Mimic ball. is than for the
much talked OF Mimic Nusket Then, bring forth and
place them upon the altar OF yonr country liberty that they
may At once be consecrnted to the noble work
Tense If objection be made SEEDING away your guns
be urged that you MAY need them home reply is that
the suest the necessity of using them home,
place them in the hands Of the many thousands of brave
men who chatting with anxious desire as wall
OF tire between and the invading foe II this answer
deemed neoncusive then the reflection that those high
thoty those in whose judgment all have confidence and
who, il is but fair TO presume know we'll necessities both
at home and on borders have after deberaon
ugraed this movement should he sufficient guarantee for
on to perform. Then desire short war speedy peace
and Acknowledgment Of independence honorable
selves place the disposal OF your Government
AS desire strike terror the hearts are now
plotting sabjUgaon and destruction let be known tht
the rusty Rife and the death dealing Shot Gun which you
have hitherto highly priced, part the next con
atc rendering if possible victory complete than was
their defeat and route the plains of Manassas
Ny Instructions contemplate that shall into
more popuoUs regions assistant agents. charged with
Of collecting and forwarding proper points, the weapons
thus obtained. 1t may BIT well here state that any one who
wishes though he by Agent can
greatly facilitate this work by sending any guns he has
command TO address, oil Robert Pitkin, IS Camp
street. New Orleans.
BALLARD s. DUNN.
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States. anl3 2pf
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hs NJ esaisl q u, / tsalss n sE,sssarr.

sf
Bsnnets, OF the Herald I, IL severe upon Fremont,
and tho manner in which he has conducted the
T Missouri earap aign. We make the following ex-
tFacl from dsnuhe iatory article III the Herald OF
1.-THE 2atn #hich exposes Fremontsa plans. 1t win
sbe saen thai Memphi was embraced in his ar
ranged aela Or conquest:
The radical error Of Zen, Fremont appears to
have besn that inst cad of securing Missouri The
State il which his headquarters were fixed and
making Y Il safe base 0f operations against the
rebel States TO the South, he planned various
witt exp altlols prem some down the Mis-
slssPI to and some across the river to
! set fer gard by the friends vi Gen. Fremont as 4
rsason for his not sending reinforeements to
the little heroic band of Union troops who were
stsusgllag nnby against superior strength in the
Interior oil Aaissanfi. For in6tanee,s We are told
I that slar aims since Fremont designed to take
!, Hickman ana golpnblss and for This purpose
deged ten Indiana regiments to Cairo. When
IA part pf than nara on The cars, and the rest
II Hsa steap ~ by orders ffo
oa Melphis Tor Tuesday night last to be conducted
Fl by MeAinstFy, when an order on the previous
Safpr1aEs feE@ i've Thousand AIMED and equipped
fnen fng Washington Knocked the whole strange:
ment me bead. Now wa esk, what business
had Ffcinont fo plansa movement On Memphis,
1eSn the very lime that Price was advancing
WITH an eyerW ming force against lexington
tAa M Tnen desig nsd for the Hemp expedition
nssa sss Y hsSingtpn a proper tine Govern
ana asd Inherent story would be told to-day. 8 s@t
lltd the tfpops AZ tha disposal of Con. Fremont
neen ussa roualy il Missouri that State weuld
nave peen long since reclaimed and there wonld
nave beaE troops to spare for Washington and for
ether points. The very first principle of general
snIH II II secure the rear as yon advance. ii ia
AlEe 10 Eo9nInDu sense and military sci
anee e proceed with an expedition down the
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I'll gsse Great Military Emporium,
b. p IE' r IL tt,

122 CANAL STREET, ToURo BUILDINGS
The following named goods jest been opened and will
be sold cheap
200 pairs Assorted BLANKETS.
50 dozen WORSTED NECK TIES.
50 :. STOCKINGS.
Is :. COTTON AND NERIEO sTOCEiNGS
SO balls WORsrED YARN.
$3.50 lbs. KNITTING COTTON. assorted CoI1rs
2.5 lbs Assorted ZEPHYR WORSTED
10 dozen WORSTED DRAWERS.
80 dozen WORSTED UNDERSHIRTS.
INDIA RUBBER OVERCoATS.
100 great gross CHINA BUTTONS.
5 dozen kEITTED SILK SASHESr for 0s6cerg.
Erred STARS.
BASKETS.
SILK AND WoRsTED BINDING, Of aveI. description.
GOLD BRAID, of every qualify and wi3,h.
GOLD AND SILVER CORD
GOLD AND SILVER TAssELS, CORDS AND TRIM
M1NGs, for Flags.
SILR, MERlNO, AND COTTON CONFEDERATE FLAGS
AND GuIDONS.
500 MILITARY BUTTONS for louisiana MisyiysipDj
and Texas
DRUMS AND FIFES of every qualify
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS AND RIBBONS of evarv
quality.
OHHDREN's CARRIAGES, HOBBY HORSES AND We
LoCIrEDES.
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN TOYS. etc., etc,
se3O 2pMoWe&Sa
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Ez,ass s..rrens der o. sors oregon.

=
w ii Norris, tie Engineer Ghisf Ut Fort Oregon
II. a., iIas addressed the foIloRing letter to the
Hon. arren WInsloH, Secretary 81 the Military
and Naval nspaF ttnsnt of North Carolina: "
81 Rave fiie homer I'd report my arrival here
from by post ~ constructing Engineer of Fort
Ws lid nsarl finished that fort when the can
noaadng bsgsn q HsttsIas ana FASTENED snward
spcunted, and one sea batte Of five long thirty
ING FOUNDERS completed ait that time. Ssst. 81
ne stopped thee f1gi tiyes from Hatteras who
came aur WY, and put them 10 our ranks until
We numbered near three hundred men. We sent
ons provisions and munitions of war into the fort,
made arrangements iorawater, and every officer
ana soldier seemed deter mined on res0lute de-
FENCE Until Saturday The 3lst OF august. On that
4ssy came Id Oregon suTae naval officers of high
rank ,acting iufder orderso Flag Officer Forrest
aef the 1ssHs ~ comma ndiHg at Norfolk. n; 4,
1hese gentlemen, to my surprise, advocated an
ssimmediase eyEcnation of Fort Oregon, although it
eaFts sabstantiRly finished and had mot been
At 8 council of war that day held, their influence
prevailed, and could find but three officers, in.
cludidg myself, WHO were willing to defend the
post 10 ahe last xtremty although assured them
tor q week, ut Least, with The means at Snr com
AsaIa and thus give time for the power Of the
interior ~ come TO our relief tss5
Y NY protest Was nnaE ling 2 the evacuation was
aaeiHsd on and garfield out with great loss and
dana III public property. ~
Blsolaimlng alt impatatlons against any officer
Fisseit 1t seeInste be my duty as engineer Of the
post, I'D state expiieity that this evacuation of a
afreng FORTRESS ast finished; just mounted with its
and not even threatened BY the enemy
was not justified BY any military necessity.
Since my arrival here regret To aeatn that Fort
0uTaeaks has also been ahanda ned byits garrison
Il ibis II the more extraordinary as th3t post ID
ii most ilnpTegnable lit cannot be approached
" thin I'VE miles 13 ths heavy ships of the enemy,
and scan only be attacked by vessels Of light
draft oil water aud Of inferior power.
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E0sSns0lt,s IRON Tie.
Ihe Southern
Q I L Q O M F. a ~ Y
~ CAME srR-E.q7,
New Orleans.
N ew Orleans.
OILS, NAVY PITCH, AXLE GREASE AND NApTHA

No CAR BOX OIL, in casks and barrels su-
perior 10 Lard or equal 10 sperm oils, for
Railroad car boxes. .............. IS cts gal
No. REFINED OIL in casks md barrels
suitable for mixing with any other Oils. Us ,
No REFINED OIL, in casks and barrels,
suitable for painting on all outside work,
and any color except white, 10 =.
No REFINED OIL in casks and bbls suit
able for Ship aud Stesnboat decks, Roof
ing, etc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, :,
No G AS OIL, in casks and barrels suitable
for the various kinds Of gus apparatps.. 40 .
COMMON R0S1N OIL, in casks, suitable for
mixing with Lime for washes, also for
covering fences, works etc, presesv-
ing the wood from exposure o the sea-
ther, or for mixing with common paint or
Tanners Oils ........-.,........ 80 :.
AXLE or WHEEL GREASE, In barrels, half
bills, and kegs, made for the Plantation
Farm, City and Country .........,.. 6 cts h.
HAPTHA Crude and Refined, in casks used
for manufacturing burning fluids, to3O cts gal
NAVY PITCH, in q aad 40 gall. barrels war
ranted free from Water, Sand Chips, aud
other Impurities. Price according to mar.
ket.
We manufacturing the above enumerated articles
and prepared TO MI all orders. We call the attention of
Dealers and Consumers to stock and mind they
PURE and UNIFORM manufactured exclusively from
Southern material and managed and owned by Southern
TREASURY NOTES taken st par Discounts made to the
trade.
STNEf1N TNpY To
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The people of Kentucky engaged in struggle for Civil
Liberty We want arms We have right claim assistance
from Southern frendS-or fighting their battles
Capt D. p BUCKNER will appoint receivers the little vii
lagos and towns the up the Mississippi river auho
ing them, agents. 10 lake Of such may be de-
posted by the citizens.
list of the guns be taken snd the Quarter
master at Nashville, who will pay all demands,
Collect Arms etc, forward them the Quarternaste at
Nashville, Tenn who will forward draft for of bill
s. B. BUOKNER,
eci5 2piLSW1t General Commanding,
Ra-Papers throughout the country please copy
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NesU Goods.

81 MAGAZINE STREET, UP STAIRS.
Just opened and for sale, a large stock 0:
MILLINERY GOODS,
RICH VEI.VETS-in all 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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To Basye,'s.

People from this and other stae visiting this city would do
well to give the undersigned call, as they hayea
VERY LARGE AND WELL-AssoRraD STOCK
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Which will be disposed of
AT VERY REASON ABLE PRICES
For Cash.
U. LAROUSSLNI & CO..
seq 2plIn 1877 Canal street.