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number of Ladies' having organized themselves into
csty for the purpose of preparing Lint The relief of those
who may be wounded the coming conflict they woud solicit
the sid of every lady in the city this Of mercy The
" Young Me's Christian Association have kindly rendered
their aid and by the iberay Louisiana Mutual
Company No. g. second story, Camp street. ad-
joining the of said Association has preferred
depository in addition the Hall of the Association
We sincerely hope that every housekeepe New Orleans will
respond immediately with donations of old linen other
useful articles .... ta. .-.. 'a29 2ptf
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

Y "A number of leading gentlemen and prominent
citizens of Alabama, the Governor of the State at
their head have issued address to the people in
which they recommend a set of electors to be
voted for at the Presidential election the 9th of
November They have done this to avoid the
trouble and expense OF holding State Convention
to nominate electors, saying that if there is any
objection to the ticket or to any man on it, or to
the mode by which it is gotten up, they are per-
fectly willing to withdraw it. In proof of their,
disinterestedness they have not put any one of
their own number on the ticket, or any one from
Montgomery, the place whence the address issues;
nor have they selected any of the leading active
politicians of the State, but have confined them
selves to retired public men or men of high char
aeter who have never sought public position. The
ticket is gotten up, Also without reference to
old party divisions, men OF all the old parties
being selected the only conditions being that they
are heart and soul, sustaining the holy work of
deliverance and liberty" and who, if nothing
shall hereafter to forbid it, will cast the vote
of the State for the eminent and tried men who
now preside over the destinies of the Confederate
States Jefferson Davis and Alexander q. Stephens.
1t seems to us that there ought to be no objection
to the ticket thus gotten up and we have no doubt
it will be universally accepted by the people of
4 Alabama. Ii is perfectly useless to be holding
conventions in the respective States for the nomi
nation OF electors if there is, as we have reason to
believe there is, entire unanimty as to the next in
cumbents of the Presidency and Vice Presidency.
4 The people of Alabama, we should think, will be
| under obligations to these gentlemen for taking
the trouble to form this ticket and thus avoid any
contests of either political or personal character
/ at a time Ike this, when we should all be united
in form as we are in fact. In Mississippi, we be-
lieye, the Legislature recommended an electoral
ticket The election is only two months off, and it
is time the other States were moving in the matter
Any ticket that smay be gotten up, free from all
suspicion of trickery or intrigue for personal adj
vantage, will Unacceptable to the people.
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Blankets for Sick Soldiers.

I'm o. nsBUYs, Secretary.
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81 a GENTLE REFUSE. Miss Knight, in her auto.
biography, relates the following new anecdote Of
DIR. ohnson who was often at her fathers house !:
n On one occasion, his anxiety TO understand the
to Portsmouth, and spend a YeeRia the flag ship.
: All the weeks end be was put ON shore by an
officer, who asked h5n IL he he'd any further com
nIanfls. said johnson, g iiaye The goodness
10 thank them al for their Kindness to me- and tell
Afr. the first lieutenant, that | beg be will
leave off the Practice OF swearing. The officer
LATED that the sailors Gonld haraly be kept at
their Dif Without The use OF stl9tIg language and
that s naaj esfys serpics required Is. 6 TeR pray,
Sir aIsgered The DOCTOR very gragely. g tell Rtr.
tflatsI besRaeii sim NOT - use s1te oath more
fsss i alsolate3Y feqpifed tn Tie ssFYfce OF his
majesty
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Sez1sGTieSs

500 bogs prime RIO COFFEE.
$50 bills MESS PORK.
800 tierce prime LARD.
50 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
100 tierces SUGAR CURED HAMS
800 bbls. extra and superfne FLOUR.
100 kegs SHOT, assorted buck and drop.
800 cases sARDINES half and quarter boxes.
700 boxes CASTLE SOAP
$40 boxes Star CANDLES, IA and l6 %.
200 bbls. Rectifed WHISKY.
800 bbls. Retired, Crushed and Powdered SUGARS.
100 cases OYSTERS and LOBSTERS
For saleby
JOHN T. MOORE & CO.,
auto 2plm q and % Poydras street.
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aR05'Gsa Bird.

H0WB'USE K5EF'Eas
SUCCESSOR TO SEWELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. ID and Is Royal street,
Has large supply OF the celebrated CREME DE
BOUZY CHAMP ACNE quarts pnts also, other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDSEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
MENTTER, brands of inferior quality. I have
large assortment Old Sheres, AMONTI
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA, of
direct importation other Madeas of lower grade Superio
Old London Dry PORT less grade
The celebrated sAzARAC RANDIES-Vintags 1875, 1885,
1902 1864 large supply always hand All grades
GLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass ard WHIs-
gYSScotch and irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whs
kyg SCOTCH ALE PORTER, pins quarts. COR
DIALS, My assortment best WINES which
will be sold reasonable any other city
AARON BIRD,
ais lply Nos 10 and Is Roysl street
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DEmD d.

Z On Wednesday eyepinp 4,h Inst ANN ELIZA aged 10
months days, daughter of Eza Dunn djoeph Rodr
sues.2
invited to attend fenerai this morning 10 O'clock from
residence No. ss Grod between ST. Charles and Carop
deet ....gr.-s
On Thrrsda mornns Aug 15 the residence of Mict'e
hurry FetTel, G., Grange, Ga Mr. WM H. MeKi T.
ROY, of New Orl<
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Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING 1T.

endeayorng to furnish the Volunteer Troops of
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and am having prepared
uniform suits Of WOODEN cloth and suitable underciohes be
distributed among them. am informed that the patriotic c
of several parishes also engaged in similar preparations
for the benefit of their companies If these contributions
clothing by them directly TO their several companies
without being Of the quantity and kind sent and the
companies supplied great confusion and will be the
sequence.
soldier only carry certain quantity of clothing It is
great Importance that each of soldiers shall have
good substantial wooden suits posbe but it also
important that there be of action among those supply
ing them, in order avoid sending double supplies
panies.
therefore urgently recommend the citizens of the country
parishes 10 send in this city, such supplies of clothing
they may prepare with explicit directions the companies
individuals for whom they intended will take
that they reach their destination The clothes should be boxed
up baed, and directed in New Orleans with
of the compsny which they intended marked
statement sent Of it's contents that may dupli-
cate the articles. "
respectfully request the newspapers to give publicity these
suggestions, consideration of the objects effected
THOS. o. MOORE, Governor.
r New Orleans Aug, II, 1861. aul9 2ptf
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U iii eli u L.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
Of the Consolidated Debt of New Orleans,
Nav Nrleans Aug. ~, 1851.

OFFICE THE COMMISSIONERS }
OF the Consolidated Debt of New Orleans, 7
New Orleans, Aug 20, 1861 J
GEO BRIGHT Esq, Attorney at Law having been duly
appointed COLLECTOR for this Board its sitting of the
9Th inst, p. ... .. .s.
Notice is hereby given that from and after this date, Mr.
GEO L. BRIGHT the sole and only authorized person 10
prosecute demand collect the debts obligations what
kind old corporation the several Municipalities
and the city Lafayette, prior the consolidation of the
All previous contracts agreements with other parties
hereby revoked.
r. BY order of the Board:
,,,9a 1nlo q DeRITyS Senretary
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Professor Mccarthy, of Magazine and Washington
Streets gives lessons stated hours in Grammar Rhetoric
Algebra Geometry, Navigation Engineering Gunnery, and
Book keeping -
Professor Mccarthy classes colleges when
ployed by the hour. n SEE 2pl2t
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Notice.

Contributions for the Sick Wounded Soldiers Army
be left WILLIAM H SMITHS store, No IS Graver
street.
BY order of the Committee
.47-. W. A. EIMORE, President
D. !. RICARDO. Secretary. RI se2 2ptf
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na1Nofice-I take this method of Offering
my professional services free charge the families of those
who absent from the city military duty. Residence on
Harmony street. between Prytana and Coliseum streets Fourth
District
uy3l 2ptf P. YEISER, ". D.
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the Kinds County Gazette says
Il was ushered iato existence with a rain storm;
and dark and dreary clouds and threatened wind
storms, aud rain--7ein RAtN--followed through
out It's ample length of days. Scarcely day
escaped without one shower, as least, while many
witnessed the taih1gpf foods OF water in X space
Of time 50 brief as 10 be without precedent.
Roads, fences and fields have suffered severely-to
far greater extent than ever before, from a ike
cause, at iris season d TIE years while the cotton
crop, we fear, has been iearfally injured The wet
weaiher Of August has thus far, been the only dis
aster which has oYertaken the present cotton crop:
utsneh has beebifs severity. that even With Tie
very hestaeason from This time on 10 tbe ist Of De
ceinber, BE crop Of Kinds coantys Must ian far
short OF the calculations OF The ii Of August,
Should the rot tie rust, the worm OF any other
casualty incident 60 SePtenbef make lid Gapear.
aQcc, tic eFop VIII certainly be very sboct
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Volunteer Relief Committee.

Information having reached this Committee of undoubted
liability, that species of speculation has been attempted with
the tickets held by parties entitled relief and issued this
Committee notice hereby given that transfer of such tick
will be recognized in any manner for any purpose
JAMES BEGGS,
au20 2ptf r Chairman Of Committee.
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Great Expectations Complete.

PIP, HOW ARE YOU FTP. By Charles Dickens Fol
sale at
ELLIS,
SC Opt PostOffce News Depot opposite Post Office.
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Supplies for Sick and Wounded Soldiers.
The Surgeon General of the Confederate Army has applied
and through to the citizens Louisiana for supplies
Of the following articles for the sick and wounded soldiers
Hospital Shirts Bed Linen Blankets Pocket Handkerchies
Baudages Linen Rags Corn Starch, Gelatine Rice Flour
pioca Brandy Whisky Port Wine, and Dsiafecng Agents.
have sleady called on heads of families and planters
another notice, supply with blankets and request
those wishing donate any of the above articles send them
my agent A. B. James, 81 Magazine street. compacy boxed
baed with of contents II blankets cannot be
had, Bed Comforts can be substituted.
Signed THOS 0. MOORE.
New ORLEANS, August "a, 1861. aug 2pl2t
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W5sFEs NESTING or THE METAIRIE JOCKEY GU
prog Of the races to be run at the Metairie
Conrae, at the fall meeting, commencing on the
m December next, will be found in another
scolpmn 1t will be seen that the stakes offered
are in no way inferior to those Of former meetings.
and IT may therefore, be safely Inferred that fine
sport will be enjoyed.
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EB-Ed. Crescent: Please announce James
R. BRA DIEY candidate ustces Court
in district bounded by Julia Felicity Streets
the River to the Swamp. Election, ith November.
au23 2ptd MANY VOTERS,
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Reaction IL KENTUCKY The Memphis Appeal
III Friday saws. sf sa

. " e. 3sz < 3
Numbers Of gentlemen. who have returned to
I this city from various parts Of Kentucky within
the last few days, bring us the most gratifying
h intelligence of {tbe reaction which has recently
commenced to sweep over that State We are
reliably informed that Lincolnism is doomed for
the future among her people, everywhere outside
\ OF that miserable sink hole of snbuaissiohisui-
Louissii le-wheSe traitors like Guthrie, Prentice
! and Harvey hold Temporary sway. The Confed-
crate flag ID said TO wave along the railroad line
from the Ohio river the border Of Tennessee, and
new born enthusiasm has suddenly seized upon
I the people, which promises to very soon consoli-
date political sentiment in favor of the South.
Shouts for the patriot Davis, which d month ago
wenld have been dangerous now make The welkiti
ring IN every town, county and community, aud
the cry gains ground for daligefanea from Inc on
pressions of abolition tyranny. =
The idea of neutrality seems now to be regarded
il its proper aspect as myth and an impossi-
bility; and the outrageous $eyeesses Of the Lin
coin Government are beginning 10 open the ewes
of all freemen who yet value their liberties and
4 look to their perpetuation. ~ "a
A better day, we believe, Is daWning upon the
State 0f Boone and Clay. 81 Is S5s
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CREOLE.

&s-For Auditor OF Public AecOunts-PIease
announce H. PGRAITA II Public
Accounts at the election in November.
al 2pte CREOLE.
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A Card to Cotton Planters.

The undersigned Cotton Factors in the city Of New Orleans
view the interests of all parties to their vari
customers and correspondents to ship any portion of
their crops of Cotton this CITY, to remove it from their
plantations until the blockade fully and entirely abandoned
of witch due notice will be gwen
S. o. Nelson & Co., A. Levi Il Co.,
a. d. Kelly Il Co., A. Miltenberger Co
Edward Nalle i Co., Ar. Miltenberger
Wright Allen, Scudder & Stsu,ns
Hewitt, Norton Co., Gallagher & Dyer
NJ D. Cooper y Co., Moses Greenwood,
Feilowes It Co., Sentell Il Pratter,
7. a. Il j. NJ. Allen Co., Black L Byneton
II. McIheuny Co., John Watt & Co
Martini aooo Il Eo', Byrne, Vance & Co.,
GLADDEN. seixas, Pitcher 4 Goodrich,
j. ". Burbrdge Co., Warren & Crawford
Green n Crump' Fredander Il Gerso
W. D. urquhars, Nv. Champlin Il Co.,
j. j. Person Co., Thornhill & Co.,
Walker Il Snyder Rotchtord, Brown Co.,
Perkins 4 Co., Logan, Soniat i Claiborne,
John I. Hurdle &Co. Copes h Phetns
A. H. May i Co.. D. R. Carroll Il Co.,
B. NJ. Lowe Co., A. d. Donovan
r. P. Hunt, Frellson L Stevenson
Geo. P. Black Co., r. W. Estn & Co.
Campbell Strong Winston, Morrison Il Co.,
r. Q. Cummings Co., ellis & Ferguson
w. A. Gordon Il Castillo, J.& G. Cromwell
Montgomery & White, Moore & Brother
b. Toledano d Taylor Cleveland Bro. & Co.,
Pritchard & Flower, Murdoch & Williams
Montgomery Hall, Phelps Il Jones'
A. D. Ahily n oo'r fAShe, huntington * Co.,
Holloway q Lonsdale, r. Yeatman
Sykes Il Comfy, Nixon Co.,
Walker & Co., Hawkins & Norw God,
Rhorer Il Zunts Stuart & James
Foley, Avery Il Co., Scruggs, Douegan 4 Co.,
Tsrou, Whiting Tullis, Patton & Finney
Farley Jurey Il Co., Giffen, Smedes & Co.,
P. FL. Skipwith, John Williams 4 Co.,
Moore L Browder, F. 3. Ernest
Henderson, Terry Co, Carroll HOY & Co.
Allison, Pattison < Co., Edward Pillsbury,
West, Renshaw Il Cammsek, Levy Deter,
j. B. Gribbe Co.. Wilson Il Pomroy,
Lewis & Oglesby. Abat, Marye & Cushman,
W. Cox II Co., Robert L. Adams & Co.,
j.. & B. S. Kicks, Horreu, Gayle Il Co..
Hlliard, Summers K Co., Thos. Henderson Peae,
- John L. Lee, Richard Nugent Co.,
George Connolly i Co., Watt Il Noble,
Brander, Chambss 4 CO.. McI.emore Rayburn 4 Co.,
Frierson, Conway Co., Battle, Noble Il Co.,
Coleman Withers, BARLEY, johnson L Co.
Belocq, Nobom Go. Hughes, Hyested 4 Co.
A. D. Henkel Co. Lane, Snlter 4 Co.
Patton Henderson Il Co. Duncan Payne Il Co.
Mcfarland Barksdale, R. Fl. Short ( Co.
Block, McAfee & Co., Thompson Clark
W. A. johnson & Co. Broadwe1i L HAYNES
Smith Johnson John F. Wyche & Co.
Brady, Wilson L Co. George s. Vaudeville
Ounce Co., Gillespie, Jordan Co.,
Cutrer h Harrison. Bell L Bougny
Wood 4 Low, Samuel Barrett.
Louis Duflho,
New Orleans, July II, 1861 iy23 2ptf
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aa~ superintendent Public Education
Please announce thar HENRY AVERY present Superin-
tendent OF Public Education, candidate reelection
Rui7 ?nth
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ITO P3'eUeNE PILES,
Use GAYETTY'S INDICATED PAPER for the waite
closet made of pure Manila Hemp without chemicals and
medcted by entirely prevents Piles
is blessing to the sick and the healthy Unequaed as
cure, Incompatible preventive other paper poisonous
and pile producing.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole PyopTetors
q and Isl Chartres street.
seq 2p3teodkltW New Orleans.
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S'trs or LorIsIAEA.
Parish OF Urlufus city of New Orleans

SrtTE LorIsILEA.
Parish " UrleFns city of New Orlesns,S
Be It remembered that this 18th day of December 1850,
the subscriber Justice the
city Aforesaid personally appeared Omer alard President
and Schneider Secretary the Czens Mutual Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
law do depose and cay that the above just and
transcript from tho books Of said Company
o. GATlIARD, President.
A. SCHREIBER Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before this day, December
$780, ARTHUR SAUCfER,
Third Justice OF tho Peace for tho Parish Orleans
The Board OF rnsees have resolved pay per
erest on the outstanding Certificates Year,
1851 1855 and 1889 and after the MONDAY in Feb
ruary next.
-rRU5rEEs--
Geo ". West, RIP HINT
Jas. A White, n Mussou
!Jougiah west Martin Gordon, IF
90 ~. JhE1lboh NurA AGgust!n
' Ar. hilenherger, CesaTe Olivier,
.LeisJ A. Bona,
0mer Gaillard.
The Company continueto against peris thu e.e
and rivers and loss and damaso by are the
premiums
* Once No. j Carondeletsroet dl7 II
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\ News FROM GOVERNOR FLoYD's CoMMANp.- The
Abingdon Virginian is permitted to make the fol-
lowing extract from q letter from Gov. Floyd to
his wife The letter was not designed for publica-
tion, bnt as rumors Of defeats and losses in Gems
Floyd's and Wise's Brigades have had extensive
circulation, the extract was furnished by friend
in order TO correct the erroneous impressions that
have gotten abroad ii the country. It is dated at
Camp Ganley, near someryille, Nicholas county,
August sd:
sT have been constantly moving since my last let.
d ter, and have crossed Gauley river and occupied
the important position recently held by the en-
aseny. $#sss "a Es l8354E3a 5#g. al
We have had some skirmishing upon our picket
ON our march, but not amounting to mucn. We
! had three men wounded in Capt. Bachanan's com
pany. Cur scouts killed and wounded twenty or
thirty of the enemy and took some prisoners every
4 day. sYSs8 .iFsEs
ss We are expecting nov, in q few days, to make
some decisive movement against Gen. Cox in the
i Kanawha Valley. Up to this time my advance
has been extremely prosperous, and ! hope bene-
Gcial to the public service. If can succeed IN
driving the Yankees from the KanaWha Valley, 1
Il viii have dome essential service to the State. u
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millinery and EBresssnafsSng.
Having still on hand large and varied of elegant
MILLINERY, would inform the ladies New Orleans and
country that will sell all of al very moderate prices for
CASH.
GAR1BALDI RIDING HATS, in great variety.
MOURNING BONNETS, in great variety
In my Dressmakng Department am making and Trim
ming Dresses in the fashionable manuer at greatly
duced prices.
&a-Orders from the country promptly attended to.
Mrs. NJ. E. BENSON,
DreSsrnaker and Miiner,
au20 2plSse 157 Canal St. up stairs adoing D. H. Holes
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Volunteer Relief Committee.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Further registration of of applicants for Relief the
hands OF this Committee necessarily from this dale until
further notice.
#ae. A.. E.. Pes JAMES BEGGS
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P2'OCeeaSngS
OF The
LOUISIANA STATE VENTI-ON
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH ..

Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conveh-
ton On both lanpaae and the CONSTITUTION Of the State
amended,
Fer sale by
BLOOMFIELD L STEEL PETER O'D0NNELI
T. L. WHITE, HERBERT < ESCoEsSE,
GEO. ELLIS ". +. GoLnTEWAlFE,
P.UAWEs& Co.. E EZEKIEL,
T. FIPZWIlLlAM.
sS"Orders rom the country aed AZ liberal discount,
lay22 2ptf
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ks-Ed. Crescent Please announce the rIn-
dersiRned candidate for Supents ndent
of Public Education. W, j. n. ,MAGRUDER,
al23 2ptd Baton Rouge, La.
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For Safe,

GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER, aged IS
years, with her child Is months old She is fault
and is ay guaranteed If desired will be sold Confed
crate States Treasury Notes at PAR.
Address Box 1922 Post. Office ,e4 2,2t
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WASHINGTON ARTHLERr.-A meeting of mem
bers Of this company called for this evening, at
Tso'cIock, III N # sSs ssS$4I MI 54siB IT.
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I'll .VeeC Work.
UNIFORMS AND DRESS OF THE ARMY OF
CON.FED ERATE STATES,
limited edition of this work. 1000 copies) authorized
standard will be shortly sud The distinctions between the
various grades shown by the plates there will be
hteen and consisting OF all the different Of the
service, and comprising about fifty fgures
This edition will be plain eek and will be followed NV an
other edition in full coorsa Magnificent Work 1t will co
in plates and r'l directors guidance Of tailors
Liberal terms will be extended to Booksellers Apply to
Cor. BLANTON DUNCAN,
SCI 2p3t Richmond, Va.
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aeeg1errtng's Pateng Champion Sire and
hslsr Ptscf SAFES, Nos 81 and II tayleFsfee NV Or
AsN in 9.-F
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Military Goods :.

sHiEit09'y GOocEs!!
M IT $ * Il IT Q a Z -
CAPS FOR COLTS REVoLvERs
c a r IT r d G f s.
FINE BLUE, SKY-BLUE, GRAY and RED BROADCLOTH,
GOLD AND WORSTED TRIMMINGS,
SWORDS WITH FINE BLADES,
BELTS AND SASHES.
Buttons for Military Uniforms.
GOLD LACEs AND SILK OIL CLOTH.
For sale at
Fl. FRANKO'S,
au24 2ptfsaMoTh las Poydras next Carondele ST..
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Il. Defreesc, she present incumbent,
J - . cpidupts Tor susie IyeasuTaT. jyl EPid