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SIMEON TOBY, in

TIE undersigned at great expense has es,obsaed IN ,bis
city Mandatory for making SWORDS in any quaRy lot
Qf,ceis which he offers for sale at SIS each
Ever! Sword Issued from his factory fully guaranteed %
be eqv" TO- if not superior any manufactured al h.
ported from foreign Parties purchasing viii be p
tsc:'y satisfied
Has ao IN hand large, vored aud itch a,sortmen. Of
GOLD, SILVER, AND woRsTED
MILITARY TRAININGS.
&NHHpIDERING IN GOLD done IL The most elegant man.
aud in any style ordered,
Oilers for sale
"oRSTED the best assorted and larges, the ored-
crate States.
FLAGS Of all sizes Plain and Embroidered for Com pssiss
Regiments and Societies, made order with dispa:ct
FLAG sTAFFs AND SPEARS, either Gold Or Silver A.
ways hand.
F. GUEBLE,
No. l5I Canal street, next door to D. H Homes.
ka Orders from the country will be promptly attended 10
sel0 2plm
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~Eit .9paeuJ for Small .Fs'Mls
10 TIE
CITIZENS Of LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. Y, 1861.
HaTas been appointed by the Secretary Of War; ageu.
Collect receive purchase arms for the Confederate
States, deem necessary and expeden make known the
fact generally possible the better cooperation in
work which needs be done quickly and patriots
Your Government asks for the thousands TRIED
that lie unused in your houses Recent experiments lave
that any your Double Barrelied Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball is than match rar The
LHieh talked OF Mimic Muke Then, bring them
place them the altar of your counrys liberty that they
may At once he consecraed the noble Of Christian de-
tense II objection be made TO sending away your guns
be urged that you MAY need them home the reply e that
the sute way 10 the necessity using them al home
IS TO place them in the hands Of the many thousands Of brave
men who shafng with anxious desire to stand MS wall
Of tire between you and the invading foe this answer te
deemed inGonciuve then the reflection that those high IN
hoty, those in whose judgment all have confidence and
VINO bH: fair TO presume know well necessities 10th
a home and borders have after mature deberon IN
angnnied this movement should be sufficient guarantee for
The wisdom, utility and patriotism of the service you are called
on TO perform Then you desire WAT speedy peace
and All acknowledgment Of independence honorable 70
selves place your al the disposal Of yoaz Government
As you desire strike tho hearts Of hose
plotting utUg,ion and destruction let be known thar
the trny Rife and the death dealing Shot Cur gch sou
have hitherto highly priced take part in the mex cen
ac rendering If possible victory more complete than Was
their defeat and route on The plains of Manassas.
MY instructions contemplate shall send forth to our
more Popaious regions assistant agents charged With he Gy
Of collecting and forwarding proper pont, all IKE weapons
hIs obtained Il may be well here state thai 81 one WHO
wishes 10 do though ne te visited by an Agent can
greatly facilitate this work sending any glUs ne ha can
command 20 my address Of Robert P.tku No ~ Camp
street, New Orleans.
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Sal Arms
- LoE ,he C9hicdeTate States, a0!3 1p-f
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DfsTREss IN NEW YogE.- The North has threat
ened he South with starvation, but i curses, ike
chickens, come home to roost.n We End the fol.
lowing paragr aphin the local columns Of the New
York Herald:
VIZ learn from reliable source, that early this
week teen families were dispossessed III East
twenty ninth street between the First and Second
avenues and have been allowed to remain upon the
for the last three nights without receiving
pitia5le condition. Our Informant applied to some
OF the policemen, who said they could take no
steps IL tle matter. He then applied to the Com
nilssioners Of Charities and Correction who refer
done Immediately to relieve the wants Of these IN.
fortunate persons. .'55s1 j, W.
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Volunteer Relief Committee.

10 GOOD CITIZENS
New ORLEANS, Aug. 10, 1851
As this Committee has received with deep regret nos,iys
proof that mposons have been pacced upon the public
crosby by obtaining relief were not entitled to the
same they hereby appeal all good citizens who may come
to the knowledge Of any such of fraud to inform
6eF6 OF the Committee in person, leave such information
with as little delay possible, their Office Secretarys Rotn
OF Board Of Assistant Aldermen The following the
Of the Committee
GERARD STIrII, Board Of Aldermen
S. ?. DELABARRE, =. E.
l. F. FORSTALL, :. .
j. II. HUCKINS .
JAS BEGGS, Board Of Asst Aldermen,
W. F. HCDGKINS, E.
J. b. LEEFE, =.
JAMES DAVIS .
JAMES BEGGS,
e2i9 -p,s Chairman Of the Committee.
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Attention, Ladies'!

number Of Ladies having organized themselves into So
cey for the purpose of preparing Lint the relief of those
who may be wounded the coming conflict they would solicit
he Oh every lady in the city in this work of mercy The
Young Mems Christian Association have kindly rendered
their aid and by the beraiy Louisiana Mutual Inspr
ance Company room No second story Camp street ad
joining the rooms Of said ocaon has been proered for
use as depository in addition the Hail Of the Association
sincerely hope that every housektper in New Orleans will
respond Immediately with donations Of old linen and other
useful articles. s2o 2ntf
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Circular.
CoSfRrERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Treasury Department,
ptat,p,nnA


~ a ''' Rish nsnSd," &aR.. %, 1851
The Congress the Confederate States has authorized the
Secretary of the Treasury 10 issue bonds To an extant mi
ceedng one hundred millions of dollars for the of
ing stressGy notes. and for making exchanges for the
cees of the sale Of produce arc e and
Typdsr ,Ts a".nprit, or 'o.es
Commissioners resident in different sections of the several
States to solicit III advance from and
others subscriptions of the proceeds sale of their crops
S'n o 'e PAD tor IN bonds OF the
oV Jul .aa s. s'aes, ,,.......,-.l-
less than to The 1oft nao, ~ M no
i idh.as y. 80 pe1pe' 'he government
many millions of dollars The lberay every class Of the
community has been evinced The cotton The rira h ,
49, .r - Is.- -, ~, So.'"' INC rye 'hc 'oo"tco
u w sugar PSefS nave wed with each other, and in the
reaches from one.tllrd 10 one.haIf If the ouii-e ~
Ti. V' w u , " oi MAJ. VI 'he ehuee crop.
fere with the usual and customary of planters and
others in making sale of their produce This i r,t
II is only asked tbat eoch indivdra1 shall ~, w
- e o' ~ L' '"ei iuu,fuual s'" indicate i'll advance
time and Mace of delivery The f,s ~ ne
80, 80 - s 49, ~ o' n'ereh"h III WHOSE
proceeds in exchange Confederate bond
The bonds carry oo!'
e"tt pei oeht pSape selnl-Rtiilaly and are not
to be issued OF less than hundred dollars
10 ssd a ST. da 70 Az sSs "nout'' whea the Limit
., IN, sna. is .crras OF the principal and in
act of Congress ~ F
rha onri.n,,,-,, ,,, ,,o.,s...,
Inc agricultural and manufacturing interests which have
new the opportunity of contributing 10 The wants and ;
Inc cfeolt OF the government were not in condition make
cash subscriptions to the loan previously authorized Their
l h ,, ' "'eS'eu' 'uu Llef COMMAND OF re-
the future Upon such funro rssnrna ,s,, 'U II
oss, -, do, sd w.. aa"D. 'Aey are auh' n@ed
t, 90 ,1yrta,a,s wv, .,a | 'I' w les"!"eu "S "i'o-
ss.s' us anu '''e DIS any other business "ns0e
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&s-Eor Congress We are authorized to
announce SAN C. REID. Esq candidate Second
Congressional District composed the First Fourth MUM
ca pisITco of New Orleans and the Parish Jefferson
represent said Congressional District the first regular Con
gsesS OF Inc Confederate States subject the approval and
F"neaoo the electors thereof the election on
'4s -is' Wednesday Of November next. seq te
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ARrrLLERY CoRRs or THE BEAuREGAED BAT
TALIoN. The parties who have signed the list for
the organization of this company, are notified that
the State roll viii be found at the armory Of the
Beanregard Rifles, No. 9S Magazine street, which
they are requested to call and sign at any time
during to-day and to morrow, between the hours Of
9 .A. NJ. and 3 p NJ. They are also notified that d
meeting Of the company viii be held on Saturday
# afternoon, at 3 o'clock. We direct attention to
their advertisement ss seA5 OH ,l 1
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Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association,

The Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association call attention to the
following resolution. ...
Resolved That no applications will be received from Compa
mes that nave not been authenticated BY Bfigade
Tracy or AdiRtart- General Grivst. rnv7b 2ntF
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se25 ly&W
r ROYAL, SALTWATER,

{ RUTAL, SAILMAh Err,
Nos, is Canal aud II Croaatnsn st7eeiE,
Sign Of the Eoc EogGI De.
Manufacturer of all kinds Of Plain sud Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TARFAULINS, Also ali kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable for companies other purposes with
Fagstas TO suit Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings ETC. fitted
ard furnished to order the shortest notice. BLOCKS OF eli
sizes ready strapped likewise all kinds Of heavy BLOCKS
sPARs and RIGGING suitable raising machinery or
other heavy material.
have likewise hand hne lot OF SPRUCE SPLRs which
| offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
All OF the above articles can be found &os Is Canal and
Crossn1an streets, New Orleans.
n B. Sail and Rigging work in al It's branches and opnt,
0oe5S promptly flied at the shortest possible notice.
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Volunteer Relief Committee,

Permanent Relief Committee Sick and Wounded Sol
ders OF the Southern Confederacy meeting Of the
Committee will take place SATURDAY NEXT at their
Office in the Merchants Exchange, ii II o'clock A. NJ
Punctual attendance Of every requested as b
ness Of Importance Will be brought before the Committee
BIZ order
oil 2p2t -gg- D. l. RICARDO serratary
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az Ed. Crescent: Please announce the UNI
dergned candidate for the Office of superin ndent
OF Public Education ", II, N. NAGRUDER,
aus -pta Baton Rouge, La.
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see4 agln

Rs-o. Talamon Dessommes & Co., Import
ers Of Foreign Dry Goods, No Magazine Stree-Merchans
the INTERIOR and from adjoining States visiting the CITY, will
hnd AT the abovenaned establishment of most complete
assoTments Of Foreign Dry Gocds imported into this
try sold at prices lower than would thought possible even in
oFGihSFy hlAes. Give lheu call SCI 2pI5teod
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4 EsIeK AND WOUNDED soLnfEHs, RELIEF Cow,
aaTTEEs special meeting of this committee viii
be held tomorrow at noon, at the office of the
Merchants Exchange, 70 transact important bust
ness. See call
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&s Nh. Editor: Please announce George
"sAER candidate for Constabeof the First Justice,s
Court, &: tie ensuing election. SELF ap,s+
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UNNs"GBa -Et3.R.

UENs'Ga Bird,
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL T. TAYLOR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. ~ and Is Royal street.
Has now nstore large supply of the celebrated CREME DE-
BOUzY CHAMP ACNE and pints also other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
MENTIER, and other brands Of inferior quality have
large assortment of the best Old sherrie sneh IS AMOET
LApo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ASCHOR RIES-l6S8-S0UTHSIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct importation other Msdeira of lower grade superoJ
Old London Dry Dock PORT Ports of less grsdss
The celebrated SAzARAO BRANDIES-Viuta 1885 l7S,
1902 and l8O5-alarge supply always hand. All grades Of
oLAEHT and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood WIS
ARs-scotch and Irish Old Bye Bourbon Wheat Wits.
Eys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, in piuts sndquartg COR
DIALs etc. Ny usual the WINES, which
will sold reasonabeterms any housen tie city,
AARON BIRD,
ais 2o1y Nos Is and Is Royal street.
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New Lusitanos Benevolent Association OF
New Orleans.

ELECTION NOTICE.
According 10 Article w. Section g. Of the Constitution and
Bylaws OF the Association election for Grand Marshall
Collector and Physician will take place at the Hall corner
Elysan Fields and Greatmeu Streets on MONDAY the 14.
instant
The Polls will open at o'clock and close at o'clock P "
All the members entitled requested attend said
election.
BY order Of the President:
ANTHONY sAMBOLA, Score sry.
New Orleans, Octsber To- 1861.
P SThe Collector of the Association will be al the Hall on
this day, from o'clock NJ until the election is over in or.
der collect from those hing vote at said cleo
ton. oln PM,
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To Cotton Factors.
FAssMAN's IRON TIE:

we Fave received lately invoice for about 1900 bundles Of
Iron from Tennessee, which doubt will arrive in days,
and we solicit orders for same they will be ed rotation
TERMS--CAsh.
Fl. FASSMAN & CO.,
IL Caroudele street.
New Orleans October II, 1861. oil 2p6t
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SoME SNAKE. a rattlesnake measuring six and
half feet long and nine inches in circumference,
Bennett His snakeship died in the POSSESSION If
+ twelve rattles and a button. IVic. tTex) Adv.
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-Herrfns's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and s. GYer strset New Or
leans. A 49,
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FAssMAN's {yoTTos TIE. Those ties, which are
most 70 spsreds for falling sotto can be had
tom the petentees Messrs IL Fssnian i co. A d ayona
~ they about receiving from Tennessee large
Planters and factors should apply early is they are
in great demand 81 ~ -
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Notice TO Consumers Of OH.

HAGGERTY BROTHERS,
PIT l29 Canal street
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Capt. a.. a. Wilkins, late of our army in Vir-
ginia, having received from the Governor COM
mission for Company B, Louisiana Militia, has
gathered together one Of the finest bodies of men
ever mustered into the service. He has now, at
Freret's Cotton Press, some eighty good men and
true. The first, second and third lieutenants are
MessrsI r. j. Haber, taIso late Of the army in Vir
ginia) Gee. G. Campbell and --- Benedict
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~ +tVAtNV-A ttEtS tIAIb fltIlGW OF 01feFinG
my services free Of charge efsnes those
Who are absent frca the city military duty Residence on
harmony street between Pysna and Coliseum streets Fourth
District.
hS04 .pi P, YFISER, N. D.
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Hs~ The Fourth Ward Club, $. A. p. will
meet TONIGHT, October II, at O'Clock P. for special
n4alltss oil
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ES- Superintendent Public Education
Please announce thar HENRY AVERY the present sInaTn
lenden Of Public Educaiop,s candidate for reelection
aulT 2otd
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Col, SCOTS Regiment La. Cavalry.

On Sunday, the 9th instant Coving,or, La of typho,
fever. Mrs: o. H. NORTON aged p years
HzF.Mooie papers please copy
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FouarH WARD cIuB, S. a. P.--This Club meets
tonight, at $ o'clock, to transact important bust.
4 ness. See notice. 5.gg I
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sAa- we are authorized TO announce DIR, C.
BEARD as candidate CORONER at the ensuing election
first Monday OF November next go o.
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R1- Candidate for Coroner Mr.. Erd5to,
flsase Announce DR. j. n FOLwEL as candidate for the
oase of coFons the election be held On the inst Monday
in November rext sae- -,
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ED. Crescent; Please announce James
n BRADLEY as candidate for Constable First Justices Court
IN Inc district founded by Julia and Felicity streets from
the River to the Swamp Election, 9Th November.
aug 2pd MANY v0rrpu
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RI- we are authorized to announce IT. d
HARPER caAddate for The office of SHERIFF FIR nm
Civil Courts Of the Parish of Orleans Election s. Monday
November. % St
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RSNH' L. Defreese, the present incumbent,
'"">'N"'' ''' 't9tS treasurer jyl 2ptd
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The par value of each share is 100, making
81 l07 900. The Commercial Water Works is much
below par-would not bring more than 90 to So,
and to throw the other stocks the market at one
time would cause a tremendous stampede. One
distinguished citizen Of Brooklyn. New York, for
| merly resident of ST. Martinsville, a member of
our State Senate, and once candidate for Con-
gressional honors, when it was an homer to be a
member of the old Congress, John Brownson, is
credited with one thousand shares of stock in two
of the above banks. His entire property in this
State is estimated at six hundred thousand dollars,
all made within its limits. His residence has been
in New York for many years.
There was considerable talk about the Manassas
and the return of the Ivy. The Manassas went
down stream yesterday, and the Ivy followed, or
was to follow. We expect to hear of something
more than a regatta from the mouth of the river in
a few days. The following account of the Ivy's
trip to the Passes, from which she returned, was
furnished by an-attache of the Navy:
l. The Confederate steamer Ivy, Commander JOS
Fry, had test of her rife gun at the head of the
Passes. No engagement was intended. She found
there the Federal steamer Richmond, of sixteen
guns part rited; two sloops- of-war and the Water
Witch, of six guns two Of which are rfled. Th,
position OF the Richmond was such as to draw thtl
fire of the Ivy and the Water Witch. The Ivy fired
ten guns to the satisfaction of the commander
while the Richmond returned the fire and then all
opened, when about forty guns were discharged
by the enemy, many falling short, while their rileil
guns and shells passed over and around the Ivyl
The enemy did not retire as stated, but the Ivy
having performed her mission as to instructions,
returned to her anchorage. In few days we may
hear something. Nous cerrons.
Doctor said young gentleman to a distin-
guished medical practitioner recently q Doctor,
what do you do for Yourself when vOu have a turr
of headache, or other slight attack"
g Go without my dinner,'' was the reply.
:" And if that does not cure you, what them"
81 Go without my supper.'
s. But if that does not cure, what then?'
eco without my breakfast. We physicians
seldom take medicine ourselves, or use them in
our families, for we know that abstinence is better
but we cannot make our patients believe it,
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We are authorized to announce Dr. II
D. WILLIAMSON as candidate for Congress from the Firs
Congressional District o1n ,n
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~ For Auditor of Public Aceoul1ts-Cyrus
ioNFsoN OF TINS CITY, is candidate State Auditor at
the election in November next. ,.= sa1e =,
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~ 11hos9KS' EStIEIUTs-AL Tie sOIICItNtfOM Of
many friends offer myself candidate for sHERIFP OF
the First District Court the Parish of Orleans subject a
70 decision Of The people-baIlotbo
seq lie ". G. MEsaLEN
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Presidential Electors.

&r ENFeStXeNtt06 Etf6CsQFSs
FOR STATE AT LARGE.
Charles Derbigny, of Orleans.
Albert G. Carter, OF East Feliciana.
ALTERNATES.
}. G. Campbell, NntchItocIIes.
G. l.. FuseIier, st. Mary.
First District. DoNATIEN AUGusTIN, Orleans.
Alternate Recommendations GARDERE, Orleans.
Second District. ..,.....JAMES P. FRERET Orleans.
Alternate. ..,............J. @. RICKS, Orleans.
Third District. DUFFEG, Ascension.
Alternate ...,.........,..LoUI RUSH. Lafourche
Fourth District K. BARROW, West Felciana
Alternate ............. .CYPRIEN DuPRE, St. Landry.
Fifth District. BART. EGAN SR,. Benylle
Alternate. ....,......R ROBERT HODGES Bossier.
Sixth District. ........S. L. CIIAMBLISS, Carroll
Aena'e..,. ..,...,.. ORIN MAYO Ca'ahouls. se26 tie
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CREOLE,

.sS~For Auditor of Public Accommodations
announce H. PERALTA as a candidate for rditor ~ PHI
Accounts at the election in November
"A 2pfe Cprn-,
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Eighty-six Thousand pounds Of bacon were pur-
chased in Columbus, Georgia, last week, for the
Government, and shipped TO Richmond.
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EIAGGERTH BROTHE IRIS.
Importers of Foreign Dry Goods,
TOURO BUILDINGS,

l2S CANAL STREET,
Have their usual heavy stock Of Foreign DRY
GOODS, and respectfully examination of prices by
parties DESTROYS of purchasing WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
Plain Black Gros de Rhin, 81 to 81 wide.
Mode Silks, in all coors.
Heavy Black Broche and DamaSk Silks,
Rich Embroidered and Broche Silks in newest designs small
and large.
Plaid and Striped Silks.
Colored and Black Satins, Marceines Florences.
Our SILKS is unusually heavy and will be found
complete in all styles and qualities.
100 Pieces Assorted Black and Coored Silk yelves SIS to o.
Black and Colored English and French Meno and Cashmere
Black and Coored All Wool Mousselane de Lsine
Rich Printed ousselaine de LANES and Cashmeres.
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General .Be6i{iFU.

SucA IS often rnSfests itself after Of Fever
always most difficult to rid Of when the sufferer fer.
nished with invigoratine 10 eaniuAe him and encA
back as it were the very life which had almost taken It's nal
flight. For this
Wright's Rejuvenating Elixir
the grand desider8um and shold always be esorel TO- FIR
its effects are no less astonishing than beneficial
For sale, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Proprte:ora,
Il and l5l Char,ress;Teet,
Of 2p3teod<W New Orleans
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TO Buyers.

TO BttyerS.
People from this and Other States visiting his city would co
well to give the undersigned call, as they have
VERY LARGE AND WELL-AsS0RrED STOCK
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Which will be disposed OF
AT VERY REASON fable PRICES
For Cash.
U. LAROUSSINT 4 CO.,
seq 2pln l37 Canal street.
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sTetU Goods.

81 MAGAZINE STREET, UP STAIRS.
Just opened and for sale, large stock of
MILLINERY GOODS,
RICH TEIVETS-Inau shades
UNCUT FANCY ditto.
SILKS, SATINS, MARCELINES
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS
VELVET RIBBONS, in all numbers.
LACES, BLONDs,
STIFF NETS TARLETONs,
RUSSIAs aud TRIMMINGS.
The atove goods will be sold cheap for cash
seq 2ptf P. J. TRAUUAP.