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kB-We axe authorized to announce DR.. j !.
Congressional District, olg tes
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&a~ State Tar Collector, First District
THOMAS AsREW, state FAX Collector First Drr 81, is .
candidate for eeeion. Elecaon Monday Move Der a
ssL ofs 2pse
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60 Candida te for First Justice OF the
Fsacs. Election Aovet,ier'4 :, 1891. "a ) .
o23 apsss L. u. CAYENNE
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ArcrsoN SALE oF FagseH BRANDIss AND WINES.
Mr. Tarpin ~ 81 today. No. ltS common see,,
twean na adeet sseeta, large consignment
dealers 10 fha ers
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Louisiana

SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
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Direct Importation.
HAG GERTx BROTHERS,
y Importers Of Foreign Dry Goods,

TOURo BUILDINGS, -. -
'-t: 49, -" l2s CANAL STREET,
Have IN store their usual heavy stock OF Foreign DRY
GOODS and respectfully invite examination of prices by
parties DESTROYS of purchasing WHOLESALERS RETAIL.
Plain Black Gros de Rhn, 34 to 81 wide.
Mode Silks, in all colcrs. .-'
Heavy Black Broche and Danssk Silks.
Ren Embroidered Broehe Silks designs, small
and large
Plaid and Striped Silks
Co0red and Black Satins Msrcelines and Floreuces.
eur stock of SILKS is unusually heavy and will be found
complete in all sty les and qualities.
100 Pieces AAsol Black Colorcd Silk Velve IS to o.
Black and Coored English and French Menos aud Cashners
Black and Colored All Wool Moussealne de Laine.
Rich Printed AOusselaine dc LANES and Cashmgres
department of Black Goods.
Full line of Black Bonbazncs, BombaEeies, SILK Warp Apac
cas- Bagnos, English Barsges 3d. GA ST. Black Cashmere,
PariSiennss Llama Cloths, Escot, Tamise Barponr
Black French Cacoes and Lawns, with many other makes Of
bet quality Mourning Goods.
English and German Hosiery for Men, Women and Children
Merino Shirts Drawers and Hosiery, for Men, Women and
Children.
Linens Iinea sheetinss Damasb Cloths, Napkins, Dolies
Diaper, Crash Coloed aud Fuged Bordecd Towels and
Napkins.
French snd English Bed Blankets.
Narseiies Quilts, all sizes
Heavy stock Of Velvet and Cloth Cloaks.
Cashmere and Plaid Wool sha~k. [.r,. -r
Black and Colored French Cloths aud Csssfneres.
Ladies' Cloth for Ciaaks.
SILK and Wool and All Wool Damask for Curoius.
Broche, JUcQrard, and Plaid Musns.
White and Rose Bobbinet for Bars.
Linen Netting. English Long Cloth
Complete stock Of costly Laees and Embroderies.
Kid Cloves PEI fntnartes and French Corsets.
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BEANDY. --Me-sss. Gladden. q seixas, No. 1857
Grayts old srtcle French srasdy
WeEefs tsose she god 10th ir sagessement
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THE CONFEDERATE TICKET. Ills ticket will be
found IN another column. Il puts forward the
names u vel known and respectable citizens as
oandifstss for senatorial representation and .pa-
Toch;aI effses sss8s So
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The AouSr YEssea ESTATE. The Philadelphia
Press says anefort is being made by parties in
that city 70 Induce the Government to confscate
the Mt Fernon estate with the hope Of realizing
money Of which they were defrauded by the bad
managenentsof the ladies' association for itsspur.
chase. = man named g. Il. Beeeren1, wha was
employed b. Miss Cunningham to engrave the re-
cord, fdGged hef Handwriting and BY this means
succeeded in swiadling her and several brokers
out Of naafly sz0 900. He has departed for Europe
with his ifgotten gains. I'M I'll, IL
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A5-Notice-I take this method of Offering
professional services free charge those
who absent from the city military duty Residence
Harmony between Prytania Coliseum streets Fourth
District.
1nySl 2ptf P. YEISER NJ D.
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Southern or Company.
N NOTICE

meeting Of the Board Of Directors the Southern OIL
Company held Friday, the 18th following rsso.
luton adopted
Resolved That consequence the continued advance Of
packages hoop IRON other prices of transportation
lowing scale prices will take after the LIST,
November
FOR DELIVERIES IN NEW ORLEANS
No. and CaboN Oil Observation-Disclosures, 15c per gal.
No and Tanners Oil....,............ JJr.
Gas q iOc
AXE HteaSess &C. per H.
FOR DELIVERIES FROM THE FACTORY, MOBILE.
No. and Car-box Observation-Disclosures. 65c per gal
No, and TAnners' OIL ...........,....... Acc.
Gas OIL tQc.
Axle Grease &C. per ID.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
ola 2ptf President.
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~ The friends OF the Hon. c, nj. Conrad
him candidate to the Confederate
Congress from the Second Congressional District composed OF
the First and Fourth Districts Of New Orleans and the Parish
OF Jefferson, "a ,,ta
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HJr We are authorized 80 announce e. ".
PARKER candidate for Office of SHERIFF for the
First District Court of the Parish Orleans Election first
Monday in November e8 2pto
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OFFtsa TO Resrl-fhe desirable office in the
Second aoor " 10 ~ tsp sees Is offered 10 Bee ed
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Foreign sWGiE fsOns .VesU D3.Seasss 8,
VIA TAMPGCO,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.

The undersigned suffering common with thers the
countca has by tbs advice and approval Of L. Ricdel!
fostnaster 1t New Orleans taken al Ree1u
abish at bis expense Month Mail betw cen New Or
leans aud the Mexican port Of Tampco with
regular British Mail Steamers touching port Auguse
de MesgTgne5 and F. 81 Mazard highly omeped by New
mail BY Postmaster Thu service The Rrs mad
consisting of 1898 letters left this city 10Th instant In
charge of Mr., Megrgney The ma will cos- on the
OH OF November, oxino o'clock and will leave
New oriesns tao morning The Thu will leave New
oreany on the 10Th OF December subsequently,
arrangement made regular les of depar
tdTe width on the 18th and 18th OF each making
monthly mail.
7arfF Of edargfS 0'&qoiay Letters snclRRing Confederate
Postage
Single letters half less (doupe multiple
IN proportion
oheNico 81 20
. Tol~ nd of Cuba. 10
To other West lndies...-... ..,............. o 70
10 europe '''''''.''r'.t'','' f-'.'.'..-- W
letter. on. abroad Ne received through The route
The foreign Postage such letters nu-t bH pa to Tau
pico and they he By the West India Mail via
Tampco. o Postmaster a hatsmoros
ANTONIO COSTA,
New Orleans. Oct. l5, 1851 No 10 Customhouse st.
~.&i
Pos&-Ohiee Notice.
The foregoing project Fore Mail fully entitled
public Confidence Antonio Costa. Es New
responsibility and He has resideu,
Of New Orleans the las thirty years.
Letters TO this Mai may enclosed slo with the
money irsd per tariff ope
dressed Cosa's Foreign hai care Postmaster New Or
isens.n
The Confederate Postage 70 this flee mus be prepad
J. L. RI DELI, Postmaster.
FeT ofIeans octeSer 10, ls6l. ols Zpf
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s6ur0sa Bfgd,

sANFU8H KGE5Ns
tBUCCEssOR TO sEwELL r. TAYEOR) IMPORTER or
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETo.,
Nos. ID and IS Royal street,
Hss nstore large supply the celebrated CIR DE
BoUzY CHAMPAGNE In quars pnts also other brands
Via: CHARLES HEDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsELCK PAR
AEET1ER, and other brands OF inferior quality have
large assortment OF the best Old Sherss AMsNTI
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN. DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIES- I&ss-sOUTHsIDR MADEIRA, Of
direct Importation other aadeas of lower Crude superio
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports Of
The celebrated sAzARAC BRANDIES-VtntaRe 1895 1888
lsa and sOt-alarge supply always hand All grades Of
ChAhfT aua WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. wHIs-
hYs-seotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon Wheat whs-
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pints and quarts COR
DlALs etc. Ny usua assortment best WINES which
will DO sold reasonable suy In the city
AARON BIRD,
sls 2oly Eoa 13rDdb Rcvsl.,,aat
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CARD Or Dr.. BEAoH.--The card Of DR.. Beach
(ous present efficient and unexcepsionable Cofo-
aer, ara candidate for raelecdon3 In reply TO some
structures in the 4 Renaissance Louisianaise -
which preface his Observations may De found IN
smother column, and wal attract very general az
sention The Doctors response, while it is
moderately worded, Is triumphant and irrefatahic
in conclusion In temper and tone it is admirable,
and Tie saats Get forth We presume are beyond the
reach 81 ;eAyf or dispute, Such attacks as these
are aligs ii bai taste, M-timed and iDjadicious,
and il persisted In, viii assuredly reeoil with rre-
sistibie force upon those who make them. We
hope to SEQ no more ouch manifestations as the
one referred Is. 70 show its absurdity, not to
say folly and wickedness, LET ms ran out the parai-
lei IS ssught to be applied IN the case Of Or.
Beach 5eH. Davis was bora in Kentucky. Ken
lucky ass acted more disgracefaly towards the
ConfedseAts States Cher noble sons, whether a
major t OF minority. We know not are trying t.
redeem Aef) than has the State Of Ohio. Ohio has
ever been an open enemys Kentucky, though
boand p rs by ties Of blood and interest, has
proved false. Ergo JeH. Davis, Kentucky born
is unfit 10 be elected to the Presidency on the6tf
Of November next.
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RwAerring's Patent Champion Fire and
BURGLAR Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 Grsvier New
leans. dc 2otf
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AeADEMy OF MUsic y The benefit Of Miss Etoise
Bridges the Fascinating young actress, takes place
at the Academy Of Music tonight She will
appear u the character Of julia in Sheridan
Knowles great play Of the s Hanchbaek, z ahdwill
deliver new and original poem entitled, & We
never Gan be conquered \ The performances will
conelnds with The Z Spectre bridegroom indie
pendent 81 The great claims Miss Bridges undoubt,
! eddy hiss npon the public, such series Of good
things should attract full house
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H5- MI. Editor: Please announce George
W. SADER scandidatefor Constable of the First
Court, at the ensuing election. SELF 2ptes
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THg gisEH oF5THE SANAsNAH.- The trial of the
crew BE- the priyateer Savannah, now confined in,
New York on the charge Of piracy, was set fol- the
9th day Of this month We are yet, says the vii
rnington Journal without any definite information
il regard 70 the course which the Lncollite au-
thorites may haze deemed proper to pursue. In due
time, however, should these men be hung certain
parties nov il Castle Plnekney viii be officially
notified at the fact IN A very unpleasant manner
~ their own fate will hang upon that Of the citi.
zans of Gharlesten taken in the Savannah, and
held on The charge Of piracg, as above stated.
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u OFFtcf There Is another important order il
References to passports, emanating from the GOV
ernor, to BE found in eur columns this morning. Y
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ExEcIrr1,F c0tMrTrt,1s
rient II IT Rein Liant ceo Camn,aek
Lieut. D. " Ia5ouisse Lieut. c. H. Luaenbs, G.
lieu. v OLIVER,
p
-- RECEPTION coNM1rTHE
James Hewitt O. D. Depegre
o. Fe,lowtk John D. Benz
c. W Canruack R Slark
f. Rawle, VIM Ball
NJ. a. II. Eorton Jules Zories
Il u musgFoNe' ID b'otneF,
All. htheS' " ~. y a",
u henSnh"t r. ~ EoofhieS,
Jos, Lai Ht's., q. nee
NJ II. Dudley G.I. BIZ, hit,
G. s. Hawkins, P E. Bonfsd,
Alphonse hl'enberser -' C. TrenonlIef'
John pcmbeFton, Z ht5pero
Z r. Gard'fa, o.. NJ A. de 1dzsrdi,
rl,,t ca a oGa,.ss ca."In
,. Major a. Avegno IagBrdgue,
- rns:r :, -
B. AYegno, e. Q. Richard,
- D"o0e1 - v ''"'SS'
.. y, rga.d T.. -,,h
49,. j. VI Mummy strewb,idgps
w A NetcaIf Crouch
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r8~Eor Superintendent Public Education
REV. ROBERT j. HARP, Of New Orleans, yielding 10
the solicitations Of many friends Candidate for State ST.
periendent of Public Education the approaching Noverr
Der election OILS 2pte
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a. aressrs. Eaitors-A1 tl,e soltcitatfon

aS~ Messrss Editors-hI the solicitation of
many friends, offer myself candidate for SHERIFF of
the First District Court Of the Parish Of Orleans subject alone
TO decision Of the peope-baliot-box.
SEES tie r .T'-g-'. W. g. MULLEN.
~Ed. Crescent: Please announce James
R. BRADLEY candidate tor Constable First Justices Court
in the district bounded by Julia Felicity Streets
the River to the Swamp. Election, 9TH November.
aug 2ptd IT, ...' MANY VOTERS.
&8- For Auditor or Public AccnuMts-Pieass
H. PERALTA a candidate Public
Accounts at the elecioni in November
"a 2pte CREOLE,
A9~We are authorized to announce DIR. C.
BEARD candidate CORONER the ersnlng election,
first Monday OF November next. se30 Up
E9r Candidate for Coroner 1Ir. Editor
Please DIR. j. N. FOLWLI. candidate the
Office of Coroner the election held Monday
in November SET ties
h5-Ed. Crescent Please announce the un-
dersened candidate for the Office OF SHe Sapert ndent
Of Public Education. W. Il. N. MAGRUDER,
au23 2pta re- rs Baton Rouge, La.
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Rs-For CONGRESS Ve are authorized DO

S-For Congress VIC are authorized to
announce SAM G. REID Esq, candidate for The Second
Congressional District composed Of the First Fonrth
cpa Districts of New Orleans and the Parish Jefferson
represent said Congressional District FIST regular Con-
gres of the Confederate States subject the approval
ratification Of the electors thereof the election to be held on
the first Wednesday of November next seq te
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HAGGERTY BROTHERS,
OF 2ptf l28 Canal street
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Z NoTIoE on THE CONFEDERATE STATES RECEIVER.
We direct atEentien to the card of Mr, George w.
Ward, Confederate States Receiver, in which he
describes the boundaries Of his district
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Southern .8neericas. Ticket.

NGRESS.
FIRST DISTRICT. .........,. Charles De Blame. JF.
SECOND w Ada S.
SHERIFFS.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT ..... Adolphe Hfa1ureau,
PARISH OF embellishments John p. Walden.
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Confederate Ticket.

~ For Senator'S. "a q
A. H. MAY fEbIA BAbAlut
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, )
- ApJUTAST GESEIlAI.'s uRFlcE, }
New Orleany Oct e. 1851
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A PLEA FoR THR DoGs.-r-A correspondent of the
Eashyiile Union view Of the bill just introduced
into the peuressee Legislature, TO preserve sheep
from being killed BY dogs, gailsntly rhsmpions the
dogs. Re suggests simpler and more effectual
plan than lsgsiaiiBg the dogs out Of existence.
His plan II to let the sheep run with the catte and
they VIII never be killed BY dogs, because the
cattle vii invariably combine, to protect the
sheep. He gives this as the experience Of his
father and himself, both extensive sheep rasers,
and Requests Al ne wspapers 10 print it, he con.
cluaes--f il may take a short time for The sheep
and cattle tn assinilate together, but that 1t Is
certain "a beyond question therefore don't kill
any mere dogs On account Of mans ignorance.
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PTOCeRdiRgS


LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven
ton Gn both languages CONSTITUTION Of the stas
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER O'DONNELL.
4. j., WHITE, HERBERT ESCOUsSE,
GEO ELLIS, WE. GoLDTHW AIDE,
P,HAWESk CO., E. EZEKIEl.
I. FITzWILLlAh.
H5-Orters from the country filed al oerBl discount
ly 2utf
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: - k5 : - -
How TEE BERMUDA RuE TIRE Block DE-. THE n.
z. Tribune pretendssto giYe an account of the
manner ia which the steamer Bermuda, with Ills
cargo of arms, etc. succeeded in entering sayan-
2 nah, ~ informant was gentleman recently ali.
1 rived from that city via Louisville. We quote Ia
he assures us that Mr. Edward C. Anderson al.
4 ex-alaypr q yannah, went over to England in
l LORD Dacies yacht America which was, ii orr.
memory sefyes ny, ID thu port Of Gharleston some
4 fne IN June, for the express purpose Of huyiitp
arms. Ehe Rerfnufta was sent out by Mr.. Af,fer.z
son, and brought 800 Enfield rifles purchaged hv
I ann. rms, We understand by our Informant, Is
only one instatlment 1T M. Anderson,s purehasas
rs three TO i've more steamers are looked far
eonHdeGce 81 Savannah, ali I'd bring ar1ns 5Tnes
BermEaa getssof course, high freight spn fhsse
arTns bnt hefprot will be still larger on 4 retnrn
cargo 81 caip,as should she be az Fortunate ia fet
ting out as she WAS IN getting in; and The double
chance ct good voyage both W sysi III induce neut
enough4oial all these steamers to take the risk ~
capture. The Bermuda, it seems, was expecteds
and MAY possibly have been signsied sntnewhere
on the coast amy rate, at che precise moment
to suit her convenience heavy cannonadiHg was
opened 40 a dtstaat post by the rebels, and the
blpckading sqgadron hsstensd thither to ascertain
its cause. Vines 9ut ~ sight the Bermuda slipped
49,
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official BY the Governor.

Governor and Conlnander-i in Chief.
or, Adjutant and Inspector General. o25 2t
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FRITAY MORNING, OCTOBER rs, 1851.
ysSecSSSSeSee 7
No. We are under obligations To Mr.. John Poe
sr., Just from Richmond. for bundle Of the latest
papers from that city.
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E'0s" Congress-,
f r 8 T d I Il r c t,
RUFUS DoLBEAR.
ELEcT1oS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1851.
ot9 2pts -'
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49,
A LbhRr MORTIMER GRIFFIN a co., AuCTIONEERs.
a, Sl5 900 worth Of
',''TuaNI AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
10 DC peremptorly sold at public auction,
I'm this day (Nonday), July o.
ing property OF q gentleman leaving the city,
hosewoou seven octave Pianoforte rosewood Drawing
Room Suit
Rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Furniture oak Dining
Room FURNITURE, Paintings statuary prouzes SC.
Al the residence of DR.. Phillip Ransom No as West Six
teehth street, between Fifth and sixth avenues.
Sale at IL o'clock.
the aucnneer would call the particular attention Of his
friends and the public to this sale. The catalogue
prsing the richest assortment Of Household Furniture
&c. offered At auction this season The furniture was ali
mse to order less than months ago and is Of the
bcs description. Sale positive, without regard 70 the
weather
DRAWING ROOMS
Medallion Velvet Carpets two superb Suits, carved Ia
solid rosewood covered with green and gold brocate
Secretary Bookcase, Etcgores, Pier and ante Mirrors
embroidered Lace Curtains, Sta,uary, Bronzes Vases
Centre and Card Tables Reclining Chairs Chandeliers
Candcbras, superb artistic BRONCO Figures, Ofmolu and
Bronze Clock, month; Oh Paintings by eminent
artists S-vres ana Dresden China Ornaments parian mar
BILE Sataeites.
Magnificent octave Pianoforte
Canterbury, Stool and Cover.
Ha'stand, oak Buffet Extension Table, china Dinner Set
ware, rosewood and mahogany Dressing Bureaus, Bed"
seads, wartrobes, Commodes Dressing Table, Hair and
Spring Mattresses Counterpanes, Sheets Towels Blankets
sofas, Chairs, Rockers McGraws patent Sofa Besteas,
Bookstands, Toilet Tables Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Oirloh and Stair Carpets; also large assortment Of
Basement and Kitchen Furniture House 10 let or FOR
sale. For Further particulars see anctioneers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

CT1IL MORE ATTRACTIVE!
y THE GREAT
CLEARING OUT SALE
EIN2EYs, 22l AND 223 EIGHTH AVENUE.
The immense Occess NJ toniins this SALE and the gtu9-
raj satisfaction givan to the thousands who have III st
our sJ'fe the past week, has Induced us TO con "a
short time thgor, and TO oU'r the coming stit
greater bargains, by making Qurther reduction Is
prices.
All our IS cent Bopneta MAJ kad " cents.
All our 8. cGht bcnnets marked Is
All our 63 cont Donnsts marked 20 cents.
All our finer Bannets equally low
AL our 10 Gibbons marked cents,
Al Our II cent Ribbuns marked 8 ats.
All our % cent Ribbons rxed L. ,cnsa.
20 600 SPRAYS FLOWERS MARKED &C., &C. ana &c.
AL ON 10 cont Bands marked 1 cents.
Al oaI 10 eaaj Bands marked cents.
All Qua rs and 81 cent Bands marked 10 and IL cents.
All eur IS cent worked Collars marked c.
All our 90 cent needle work Collars parked 2k0.
All our rs cent S,viss Collars marked 81 canlS
All our 50 Csnt sets marked 81 oegts.
All our 81 % ssAs market SC cent?
8 goo IApfIE3 FINE LINEN COLLARS
REDUCED no a CENTS.
al orr u cent lielc cisses Tked cents.
All ogT % cent Gauntlet Gloves marked l.. :snt9,
The same reduction may b. expected On every tcle
contained IN the two stores
Remember the number.
WA. kinney
2cl and 200 Eighth avenue,
Between twenty -i!rs' aod Ewonty second strcets.
Entrance No. l4t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

A UCTION NOTICE.-E1.EGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
IA hold Furniture at private sale, Ia lots pur.
casers at less than auction prices account Of reno
val consisting of the entire contents If the Ave story
sience 2lS West Fourteenth street. Eighth
superb rosewood Pano(orte, seven octave solid
rosewood Parlor Suits in the richest satn rosewood Ii
CERES Centre and other Tables Vslvet brussels and s-
grain Carpets oak Dining Room Furniture Chamber Fur
nture in rosewood and mahogany with fn suit MATCH
Beds and Bedding. The whole bapg everything rcq,ged
for large Ave story residence both useful
tai