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/! CITIZENSHIP IN GEORGIA.

ihe Georgans are after the Abolitionists with
Ihe sharpest sort Of stick. Their determination
4 IN me premises is selfeyident. Not long ago
PHI passed the Senate of Georgia, with only one
alssenting vote, entitled as follows An aet,to
prescribe me terms Of citizenship, or residence in
certain cases. The Columbus Sun has al, inter.
esflng synopsis Of the act, which it saws will m.
doubtediy pass the House, from which we extract
| as follows: "a VA 49,
III |. IN reference to those who shall have deserted
" "a our hour Of need, the bill eneayors to nres
Ysnt saeh rem eyer again pollnting with their
HI tba W S'a,e q sfranch
ny lmposing o tax Of $1,000 per a1nuiil tipon ZACH
Georgia. aT Gas ID II Aosae ~ ~
In reference to that species of The pen,,a syapl
zee which abides with us until II has acamirsd 3
iqrtane and then takes its flight, with our wealth
Northwards the bill imposes SPECIFIC tan az 81 ,ar
/ cent e apon the property Of every Yankee Who.
makes it the duty of the tax collector ia s,ta ani
in al suspected causes - ~ : stee ~
81 " reference.to the Yankee generally, the Hill,
eroyides fhaf No Yankee shall become citizen IF
forever S r. = ~ tleact,
! The penalty ia, of course, that afixed bv 2tbe
code to false swearing. ~ ~ - 80 80
such q law as this would effeetually prevent the
iSsiaehce " secretly dsloya citizens in the Con-
fed crate States. 1t would surround them with I
statutory Gordon as hard al steel and more endur
ing than brass. IT would compel them TO act a.
sincere members Of the community, even if their
ssmpatnles we're with the North, as the interests
q their pockets would be heavily and inextrieablv
involved, Touch qnasi Abolitionist,s financial
,atrangements leave him no loophole. through
Wnicn 20 escape and the Georgia law closes up oil
sns neies-and De at once becomes,to all practical
in.ents and purposes, the most patriotic and hon.
est q ~ patriotic ana honest inhabitantl Indeed
he VII assume To- lead in the paths Of patriotism
and, II permitted, viii become loudest among the
ona--will ont Herody Herods without the slightest
aliilenlty. As the Empire State Of Georgia has led
oh u the premises we should not be astonished If
he ~ example was extensively initiated BY the va.
rioua Southern Legislatures now in session.
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Superior Confectionery.

The undersigned calls the Of the public and paeu
larry Of private families to his of superior
Confectionery manufactured by bsel by steam process
fresh and good and std at moderate prices The following ia
fewef the articles he keeps constantly on hand VIZ
SUPERFINE SUGAR ALMONDS, ~
HIGHLY FLAYORED BURNT ALMONDS r..
PRALINES DUCHESsE,
CREAM DRoPs-of every description and flavor,
. CRYSTALIzED FRUITS
PEACHES, FIGS, MELONS, OUNCES, Etc,
MARSH MELLON DROPS,
CAND1ED F1LBERTs, VANILLA AND ROSE;
CREAM CHOCALATE
CREAM CANDY CANDIES all descript,ons eic
JAMS and JELLlEs at the low retail price of twenty-five
cents per pound for Jeie and twenty cents for Jams
LIBERAL discount will be allowed to wholesal buyers 49,
CARToNNAGESt CossACKs. Pockets, SACKS. PAS
TILLG Els. FLOW Frs. etc. etc. - -"
White Sugar of every description for sale Wholesale and re-
tail, by -
4. ERNEST TURPIN,
Do 10 Ii Il 2, % Ola $1,000.
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saa saploeat FOR. Small .ars,ss
-.t.. 10 THE
OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

1 NEW ORLEANS. Aug. L. 1851
having been appointed by the Secretary War an
ana purchase small arms for the Confederate
oies dee necessary and oNpedient to mako kno b
~ US generally as possible the better secure
work which needs to be done quickly Citizens and
- ASKS LOT the many thousands of TRIED guns
ta1 le unused in your houses Recent exper;mant, S
any one OF your fine Double BarreIled Shot
WIN Inc improved Minis ball. is more than match Gov ~,
hueh talked OF Mimic Muske Then bring them forth a.
p n upon tne altar OF your counry's liberty that thew
a. once DC eonsecrated to the noble Christian de-
e ooecfion be made 10 sending away your guns and II
DO urged that you MAY them at home the ,sn I 49,
se haest way to prevent the necessity using them AZ bo
Is to place them in the hands the many thonsond -.
men VINO are now eha6ng with anxious desire o stand 90
Oh IRE between you and the invading foe If this m
hconcinslve then the reflection those high in an
thorlty those in whose Judgment all have consdenc
o' 1t rs out ar to preaue know well Necessities both
~ nome ana on our borders have after mature
TINS movement should be sufficient guarantee ~
lhe wisdom utility and patriotism the service Won
Oh perform Then as desire short war speedv
anu a acknowledgment Of our Independence honorable IN nm,
pace your weapons ut the disposal of your Government
AS you desire to strike terror to the hearts of those
pog our snbpsation and destruction let It be known tb,
the trusty Rifle and the death dealing Sbot On, :h W
nlefto SO highy priced part In thu next oo
n'ci rendering, if possible, victory more con,nete ,h -
thelf deeat and route on the plains of Manassas 4
"S Instructions contemplate that shall send firth int
regions assistant agents, charged with the dntv
ana forwarding to proper points, all the weanons
us OBTAINED. II may be well here state that anv an.
10 10 So even though be visited by an Agent
eety facilitate this work by sending ay enns ,a bas
command, to my address, care of Robert Pitk NJ -
street, New Orleans. w. 40 o~lnp |
-...e-.s = BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agentfor Collecting Receiving and Purchasing sma, ar
for the Confederate States ~ 10 80
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vingarsl',s sIouatetl rs,,le e,un.

I = -
@s. Louis Il, Piles letter in relation to tbi,
weapon il 50 good and to the point, that we can
nos refrain from giving il to the public. We have
oeens favored with copy Of his letter, and win.
ingiy give what it deseryes--a place IN orr col.
siimns: 3, SIS ~
rs- w., y Ew ORlEANs Noven bar e 1871
4 Mf; James q Wagatd Sir: have oare sfgi
examined the drawings You did me the honor ~
submit, and have studied in detail tia stnctr ~
yoar Mounted Rifle Gun. y "1s = Sos'ite u
am pleased - say il has impressed me as an
admirable scientific structure IL has directnsss
s5mmstsy and simplicity in its plan Ali true s se
can conceive, without an actual test its oara.
clty IN the field for destroying an aayane;nS AZ
ampits destsuetiveness, the rapidty Of its fire
a.. INC facility Of its use Combining ali the best
tlass O. aruler and infantry its results must snr
pass not only either, but both - 80
Ehe metallic cartridge tube recognize AZ I'M
sispsnsapie 70 It's preservation intact and Al an
INGENIOUS part Of the invention, and mi ia iesst
and original its properties d the readi
hsss with which y may be rendered perfsctly pse.
,sSs g The enemy, i peradyentufe il Should h
saAsn "A snort, your gun strikes me ~ Ina oraat
oeaaeIetum Of the times and the occasion e.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant ,l-
fA II 4 M ~
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Metairle Jockey Club Races.
srALL MssrINa, 1851 FIFTH DA,

4 Y
The Jockey Club purse of $1,000 only brough
| together two horses on Saturday Panic and Ton
Reddy yet, IL being the -four mile day. the
attendance was larger, by several hundred, than on
any previous occasion of the meeting, the ladies in
particular, turning out in goodIy numbers. The
weather was calm, clear and sufficiently warm to
add to the enjoyments Of the sport. At the pools
the evening before the odds were immensely in
favor Of Panic, and on the quarter stretch bets Of
ten to one were the rule. Yet these were all
taken, such odds being considered good, even If
lost, az an accident might possibly occur even if
Tom was too slow to beat his competitor a single
mile. Panic might fall, a girth might break, or
he might accidentally take 1t into his head to fly
the track. When the horses were brought out
he might beat Panic. He looked the horse every
inch Of him, and showed careful training by every
motion. Panic, as usual, was superb. J
= FIRST HEAr-Abe be, who rode Panic, got off, as
nsnal, slightly in advance, which position he kept
to the last quarter of the first mile, when Tom
made 9 dash and went ahead, passing the cord
first, on a pull l:5la. Panic did not remain be-
hind long, for before the first post was reached
had the lead again, which he held to the same
point as in the last mile, when Tom made at him
and came in ahead, making the two miles in 3:4ls.
During the third mile Tom still kept ahead, but
Panic came up with him in the first quarter of the
fourth and in spite of all he could do won the heat
Time, 1854. s.as 4 vs&4.5g 4.-s$
SECOND HEAT. This heat, like the first was
closely contested throughout, the friends Of Tom
7Reddy believing to the last, with pretty good
grounds too, that he would win it. But Panic was
too much for him, and after tremendous struggle
came in first Time 1860. ssg
y zSsAE 5aa5 l59G gf$sJSEMMARY;S - Esgs
Sosgss, Nsio 0sleans Dec a. i86lJoekey Club
purse, $1,000. Heats Of four miles, Is s$rIstI III - III
y Kenners b. h Panic, by imp Glencoe out Of Sally
A L. Bingansn's b. Tea Rsddy by scythiai, ont Of ~ :
Nancy Perkins, years old.
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yolunseer aseiler Committee.
TO ALL GOOD CITIZENS.

5& SG+rs NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 49, 1885, j
an TINS Committee has received, with seep regret positive
Proof at have been praeticed upon public en
eTos BY PERSONS obtaining relief were not entitled 10 a.
same they hereby appeal al good citsens he may
20 the knowledge fanny such cases of fraud to inform
ees Of the Committee In person. leave suah information
WIN as e delay possible at their Office secrearys Room
o. Assistant Aldermen The following arc the names
81 GERARD sTITH, Board of Aldermen,
8 p DEIABARRE. !.
VI 4. 3, FoRsTALL,
4 j. Il. HUcKINs Z
SAs. BEiGs, Board of Asst Aldermen.
". +. HoDaKINs - 60. -
sz ]. D, LEEFE,
JAMES DAVIS,
ss.a5 JAMES BEGGs
A' -1u Chairman of the Committee.
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Wrasea.ps.oof BEamEels,
EyCessaas library,
Z ROOMS

= = - ~ a " d Z . % II H "A L u
This Library contains about IL 001 Volumes earso
aed for reference and general circulation - !.
2. TERMS pf hiF MEMBERSHIP. Young persons. under
the age OF sst years. from any portion of The he
come we members ON payment Of ten dollars Those over sig
seh so under twenty years. payment Of twenty doars
Adults on pEymen. of Thirty dollars - W -
dEKMs OF suBsCRIPTIoN-Mno of either sex. three
dollars FER annu. Adults Ladies' four dollars mar
Gentlemen, Il We dollars per annuna. g - :
Donors OF rare and valuable books new notifications .
OF art etc., wbe admitted as subscribers or life nsrs
eordipg tothe value OF their donstiops Il - ~
onenA Of The current receipts OF Library airs
and appropriated for ths purchase of books. = E
w. o. ROGERS,
~ Ai Superintendent
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omcial-sy the Governor.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA.
~ 4l5 ADJUrANr GENERALS OFFICE
nm npr,s ~. 7,kco., New Orleans, Dec ~, 1861
he will accept for active service fol-
term Of the war; be transferred the Confederate
service one Regiment Of Infantry Each Company rns NJ
q one Captain one First and Second Leuen
ans four segeans aud our CopoTa aud not less than
ssyfour Pryates. This Regiment will be armed and eo;n
ped byths State. g9 ESe ~
BY order Of THoSs q Afooprs .g4.7
a. Governor and Commandment Chief
81. GRiyoT, Adjntant and inspector General ali Al
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Military Emporium.
B. PIF II Er,
ias CANAL srRHrr, rouRo BUILDING


i2s CANAL STREET, ToURoF BuILpINas
$4,000 G. D.Gs N GAPS. .s
10000 y. LAND Err. GUN GAPS.
1000 lbs ASS RTED SHOE TwINE. ,s5.- 81
100 GROSS PLAYING CARDS. 49, 49,. %.
GOLD AND SILVER FRINGE. 7r. r p
GOLD AND SILVER PANTALOoN BANDS. g
P GOLD AND SILVER BRAIDs AND GALLONS
IS GOLD PLATED STAFF BUTTONS.
f5 GOLD MILITARY BUTTONS.
FLAGS-sllk, Worstsd and Cotton. -
UNIFORM BINDINGS.
MILITARY DRAWERs AND SHIRTS.
e rs DOE. DRINKING FLAsKs. 80, 81
: 80 DOE SOLDIERS STOCKINGS, b. . -5ss.4
BE- boPAIRs BLANKETS. q .l- ~
$50 DOE FANCY PIPES - -5r
DRUMS AND FIFEs ~ ~ s I'D.
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS .--'- - "
TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 'G- b.
pro FINE FANCY PAPER MACHIE GOODS
-LADIEsDREss DRAWINGS, Etc ~
Cheap for Cash!. Chenp for Cash:,
d. 2pMo Th&Satf
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ousTsp.--A AZ . caucus in Annapolis, Nd, says
the Petersburg Express of the 10th, on wednesday
night last, Thomas J. Wilson was elected printer 10
the Maryland Legislature, over the notoriou. IN.
scolnites Of the Baltimore Clipper, Messrs. Bell q
Tutsle This Is good sign.
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Foreign Mail from, .yeac s1,.yenas.
VIA TAMPICo,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,

me undersigned suffering In common with obsrs thu
hcohSeniences Of blockade nonin with f,rs
countries has by the advice approval OF J. L. Ridds
postmaster at New Orleans, taken all needfgl
aosh al MS own EXPENSE Monthly Mail between Nav Or
esns and the Mexican port Of Tampco to connect with ,bs
regular British Mail Steamers touching al that mort
de hessgney and F. H. Mazrd highly recommended nv Nav
orleans merchants have been appointed and Only auslisd
a carriers by our Postmaster, for this service The m mail
consisting OF LIB letters left this city on the 10Th fnstan, IN
charge OF Mr. Mesgrigney The second mail will oose on
sh Oh november proxfno at o'clock r NJ and will lea va
New orleans the next morning The third mail will leave E
orleans on the 10th of December subsequently "a
proper arrangements be made the regular of
ture VIII be on the 10th and 18th each month making
monthly mai. 'St'
4e'V q caa'Ys' on o'tofny Letters, including Confederate
.... . ..g. ,. Postage. -a.
single Letters half an ounce less doupe and It,
in proportion) -
'. - 'e|'ep'
N VI Su"a'-' rs
10 ofhsr West Indies. Observation-Disclosures sE
Letters from abroad Gao be received through the rr,
inc foreign Postage on suc Letters must be prep5 tn
pico and they must be endorsed By the West India Non [
Tampico, care of Postmaster at Matardoros."
..-.......- ANTONIO COSTA,
N'" oi'"ns' oc'" To- iool No. Ii Custornhouss st. Z
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Receivers Notice.


E Gse sFFs 4ag,, r. goFFEpERATx STATES OF AMERICA !
- Reeeiser's Office, No. 100 Gravier street.
ms District embraces all that portion the Parish of Or
sans above Canal street. excepting The right bank Of
the Mississippi river and includes the Parish or Jefferson
- GEORGE w. WARD, Recaivsr,
! 90 Hpt. ..l-a.a No. 100 Grapier street.
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tFso The Confederate STATES
COTTON TIE AND WOOD HOOPS
IL. N. DAVIS, Patentee,
HOLLY SPRINGS MISS.

inns the most secure fastening made the construction
bringing Into action Of the powerful principles known
III mechanics so that the stronger the tension the stronger the
aooa' tue hoop and the most therefore the hold
anu so simple that child may make It.
Inc test in ssymansk press In this city, on the h Instant
OF Dale Of cotton bound in white OAK bale eau DO
seen at Messrs Nixon Co.. IS Union streesdemonsated
% eoton bound IN hi, bears the comp esson perfectly
with. '4 . ~ ~ p
can % furnished cheaper than any other aud brings into
e may be made by plantation hands Of white
h ckory and other suitable WOOD to be found
centage. -s a'.r - re' ''S'F' Pc Pc
Directions Hoops for Cotton bales shoud be one inch wide
~ thee sS'eenhs thick, enlarged at the ends to quarter
F0f Inc tie and other particulars, address
III =. 90 - THEODORE DUvAL, -..
na7 2plm --.-s. aront AZ ~ a.
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Post-OMce Notice,

The foregoing project Foreign Mail il fl1 a,,;t,a
public confidence. Antonio Costa Esq is New 0r,s -.
chant Of responsibility and character He has been ras
of New Orleans for the last thirty years.
Letters intended for this Mail, may bs enclosed along viii,
money required as per tariff above the outer
eaRs.n '' -'e" Vf-
Inc confederate Postage to this office mus, be prepaid
:, rr j. e. RIODELL, Postmaster
New Orleans, October 49, 1851 10 80.
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4 THE ENEMy IN THE IT VIII be seen by
referring 70 Gem Lovsls order, which appears in
smother column, that, - the enemy are ID such q
position II the yicnity of Horn Island as to render
tlte coast trade east NJ Pass Christian dangerous
hereafter no vessels will be permitted to pass
Iine tlnnirg from Bay st.s Louis to South
naaas under the penalty Of being deemed In com
spnpicaten wig Gle enemy and dealt with accord
ing TO lsw.
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81 ooAFANx y ORLEANS CADETS The members
q tlis company are ordered to assemble ali their
arfnory tbs afternoon at o'clock in full uniform.
tof Psrsens who would ike3to 90 into active
aeryice aiately can get chance in this com.
psnysas Yen men are wanted to .fia up Sis ranks
Hhsg could not get intoa better crowd.
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SOUTHERN On Conn N.Y. re refer stoc khoIders
ispA = ils Confederate war lax which Il s
. column ss4f9l y. alo1ef
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ssoaF1alSe FOR THE soLDIHs Messrs q. "
KcsnaldsA Gp No 81 Magazine street have % Mana
efsFlcs one II which esery s8iss sheuid have
oof Blankets q Popehos They odd greatly
Byesy Han in'ends going to service sload g
rseiAlly u tbey cost b6s lista ~ ~ =,
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BANK OF LOUISIANA. Neerefar the stockholders
2. .aIs nsiitaO 70 notice which appsars is al
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SUCTION s5AlE he atrs ntiorl Ii persons des;g.
Purs psror al
90 heavy plate mirrors
sae plsssa ware sia. & sheir aWn
p,asr Is NO.
70 o'clock NJ ssil ihe eonsnss ~
elsessiy tusnlshea apas,snts MO- st ChSrs btssss
sp'sop and Gtayss Streets q The highest 6idsFs IN
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ass MI III obliged to the Hon. = Laidlaw fol
4 oopp III liz Report of Tie General land ONCE.
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z Z q 8 7 u Els.
I oUIsIANA SUGAR PLANTERs, AGENCY
hEMP HIS, TENNESSEE, a
For the sale Of y.
SU q a r AN d M

SU @ r AN d MOL
living 10 the distractions to by present block
ade and war it is evident that States of Virginia Nob
Carolina part of Forids Alabama Georgia Kentucky NADIA
and East Tennessee, procure he, Sugar and
from Memphis as most convenient cheaper for them than
from any other point. za = ~
THESE States will require 10000 hogsheas Of the present
crop Seeing the Necessity of House in this city especially
devoted to the Sugar interest we have established oursv at
NO. " Madison street. for the the Sugars and Molss
SEES that may be shipped address, Planters v SHINING
ee from their plantations will the expense Of shipment
to New Orleans. Exchange New orleans now is nj very
low hgure and viii most likely so during the season
et'aheeS made for process of any Bank or Comis
sion House in that city Sales made exclusively for cash. Is
49, ..r.' @. J. SEIDEN i co,
~ References: = ~
-Thos, Henderson & Paale Thornhill & Co.
------- Cooper n Neibert. r. n22 tial
$50 GROSS OBJ PLAYING CARDS.
For sale by TEr. -s r-..-.I
B.EA. DRYER 4 CO.,
go =f- As Chartres street.
$4,000 YARDS coTroaADE.
B.A. DRYER CO., ...
+ So As charres street.
1000 YARDS CARPETING, E a, va,
| SUITABLE FOR BLANKETS. ',~Ns ~,
is ~. .@.,-.5s B. A. DRYER & CO.,
-rss ~h,-. 4s Chartres street.
~ 100 DOZEN CoRsETs.
. 80 B. "A. DRYER q co.
. r., -. 2, So 49, 48 Ctarres street.
400 DOZEN oFR1oERs, SILK sAsHEs
For sale by LA y .'
:, E@'G B. a. DRYER CO.. q
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~ Thanks 10 Tie Hon. .. a. Patterson for
cohdes Of several pubic reports.
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.Aa30ra Rs,,d.

''ooohssoh TO sEWELL 4. TAYLOR IMPORTER d,
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC., .'
Nos. IL and rs Royal street.
insors large supply the celebrated I.
bou1Y CHAMPAGNE In plns also ot,sr
, Vie uaAELks HEIDsEIoK, PIPER HEIDsEICK. pAs
~ ana other brands ofinfsrior quality. HAYS
LApo, TOPAZ, SIERRA GOLDEN. DUFF GORDON as1
AHohoA 'sHERRIEs-isss- seUTHsfDR MADEFE \ =
direct Importation; other Maderas of lower grade sns
ZIG London Dry Dock PORT. other Ports Of Lass
,sos ss,sof aa sAzARAo Vintage 1886 7
ioo4 sna lSs-aiarge supply elways hand All
oLAkEf and WHITE WINES, In glass and wood VIE
hfsscotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and whsa, Nh,
1ys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pfnts ana Quarts, M
DALE etc. hyasaa assortment OF the bes WINES ,,stss
Will on as asany other ts
AARON BIRD,
ais znIy NJ, ,s.s,., ssts
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j. d. NrxoN, Esslasor ana praprIsser.
.sssls spsssssp,lons, 50 81 he week, 20 csa,.

MONDAY MORNING, DlsCEMBER Is, 1851.
IN Thanks To the Southern Express for ths
4 iatest dates.
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.unchisaes'y for .Nanaxfacssxsisag
T U r p Es.

UR Q Es.
large stock OF Steam Engines Stationary and Portable
ments. w.. '-.. > az s 'DP'''S
Boilers oil several varieties Wrought Iron Pipe paps and
assortment of articles required by manufacturers
Also eoous feet IA seasoned flooring and B0o feet inch
seasoned boards. For sale by "
- . =.z FREDERIC COOK,
-...-.. IS st. Charles street. New Orleans.
Address Box 1850, Post Office ass sn1rn
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Notice,

All persons taking notes them redeemed at our
office, when presented In sufficient amounts.
u H. MAGEE & GEORGE, r.
as zpfnfhss&Mo2w No. Magazine street.
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F. Boots, Shoes and Ess.ogasas,
= AT wHoLEsALE. -
Plantations supplied with prime Ditehing BOOTS Eus.a
Wool Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw Gapeaohy
HATS at the lowest markstprcss By
'6.,- d. - I. FROST CO., 81,
H&I - No.l0 Magazine street, New Orleans.
r. . Hats, Caps, etc.. at Wholesale. @
of slk and
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Par Leaf Mex,c,.
snd Wool H FATS, stthsloRessm market pricss, by
FROST & co.,
1sIs ao&" No. 10 Magazine atreet, Esworssns Z