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SOUTH.

REGIMENT Louisiana Volunteers being DESTROYS Of tenderno
their sincere thanks to j. MORGAN HALL ESQ of New Or
leans avail themselves of this method mang known to their
friends and kindred at home their gratitude to the above
named gentleman for the many avos bestowed by his
nshandso enumerae them would occupy too much space for
publication It'll but recently that discovered
unknown source which anticipated aud readily supplied the
many nscessares Of camp life TIE last lhough not the
Least OF this genemas acts Of kindness The presentation
OF an abundant supply Of shoes for entire Company they
Same opportunity aud are duly appreciated His modest
ner OF contributing to others welfare aud comfort left us no
chaace OF maniePting our gratitude personally But few
days have passed SINCE Ike the occasional sunbeams through
ae oEgE mS OF this Peninsula the our Com
Pahs father greeted all radiant vii smiles on the battle
field of Bethel Immediately the burning of Hampop and
our attempt draw the enemy who outuumbeed
US two to ope into mortal comba His stay was short his
words were cheering and his memory will ever remain fresh in
the hearts OF TINS Company. sel3 2plt
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mouth Of the Atehafalaya. Nothing from Ship
Island. The Yankees are not in readiness for an
attack on this sand bank. When they get it, We
not aware that it will be of any service. There
is not tree or shrub within four miles of the
fort. The talk is general and opinions freely ex
pressed that it is absolutely unnecessary to expose
the garrison at this place to the perls of surrender
ing to the enemy, as the island cannot be defended
against the forces the enemy can andwiu bring
against it. The brave and gallant men now on the
island can protect themselves on the mainland and
retreat with honor The Notifications on Ship
Island are no protection to Mississippi Sound, or
will not be when the one hundred and fifty light
draught steamers of the enemy make their appear
anee on the Southern coast. The mainland can be
defended, but Ship, Cat and Horn Islands are
worthless in the present state of the Confederated
navy,
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s s m
On Chaillh gives a gloomier report of the iano.
rance and barbarism of Africa than any recent
traveller, He gives frightfuI account Of the can.
nibalism prevailing in one of the Tribes he visited.
fhe Fans H
w pn going out next morning Isaw pile of ribs,
log and arm bones and skulls (hunlan5 piled mn II
afhe bacsof my house; (which looked horrid enough
20 me- 10 facs, symptoms of cannbaiisa stare ne
the iace wherever go and can no longer
" Eating the bodies Of persons who have ,Iiad ~
SICKNESS y 9 form Of eannibaIsnsof which i had
eVer heard among any people, SO that i deter
mined e inquire Il II were indeed general custom
mo. IN rams Of merely an exceptional freak.
Iney spoke without embarfassmei,s about the
i Whole matter, and was informed that thew con
stanty buy the dead of the 0gheba tribe 1,eho n
( return. buy theirs. They also buy the dead Of
other families IN thelrowa tribes and besides fbis
get the bodies of great many slaves nc
Mhches ond MbDndemos, forgwhieh they resil !
give ivory at the rate Of small tusE for a hes,s
E Until to-day I never could believe two stories
DOTH we'll authenticated, but seeming onite itnpos5
I sible 70 any enc dnaeqnainted with this people
which are told of them on the Gab0on
55s partysof FanE, who came down on the sea
shore, once actual stole q freshly buried BODY
3 lfota the cemetery, cooked it and ate it and al
Il another time a. great fuss among the MponqYve
ahd even the missionaries heard of it. for il I1a1
penea at q village not far from the missionary
ssans my never credited the stories till now
thooeh tna iaets were well authenticated i,y wit.
nesses.i IN tact, the Fans seem regular ghouls
sonly taey practice their horrid custom nnblush,
ana u open day. and have no shame about
nsse seen mere knives covered with human
SID, which their owners yalned very highly, ia.
oay Ile Qleen brought me some boiled plantain.
Tnlcn looked very nice; bnt the fear lest she
s sa9uia nave cooked L IN seme pot where man
me case-nade me unablesto eat il. On these
journeys, ihave fortunately taken with me- snts
s, ,,i pots to do ny own cooking. They are the
e IN the interior, and eating human flesh saens ~
agree with them; though I afterwards saw Other
ran tribes whose members had not the ne MI. of
laese mountaineers. As everywhere else Location
seems TO have much to do with 1T These were
living among the mountains, and had ali The iii
pearancs Of hardy mountaineers NS.i' ~.
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The Southern
. I 7 Q O M L a N y
OFFICE, 72 CAMP ssr,eu 1rrr
N ew Orleans.
OILS, NAVY PITCH, AXLE GREASE AND NAprHA

No. CAR BOX OIL, In cask, and barrels su.
Pttior to Lard or equal to sperm oils, for
RR'lt0Ad car b0Ees......,.......,,., "a ..s ,
No. REFINED OIL. in casks and barrels
suitable for mixing with any other Oils, 20
No. REFINED OIL in casks and barrels
suitable for painting all outside work.
and any color except whe...........,.. rs
No REFINED OIL, In casks and bbls suit
able for Ship aud Steamboat decks Roof
frg, ete....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e
No q AS OH, IN casks and barrels suitable
for the various kinds Of gas apparatus. rs
COMMON ROSIN OIL In casks, suitable for
mixing with Lime for washes, also for
covering fences, works etc preserv-
ing the wood from exposure the wen.
timer, or for mixing with common paint or
Tanner, s,...................,....., 70 -.
AXLE or WHEEL GREASE in barrels, half
hts, and kegs, made for tie Plantation
Farm, City and Country ...,,.....sS 20 a.s n
NAPTIiA. Crude and Refined, in ca,Gs used
for manu- aciutlug burning fluids, Is to 10 a mi
NAVY PITCH iu q and 80 gall, Aarr.'s var
raated freefroE Water. Sand Chips and
1erimputt!es Price According to mar.
ket.
We manufacturing the ut5ve enumerated ar.t,
and are PREPARED to Gil all orders We calf the attention
Deaen and Containers stock and to bear in utts,
are PURE aad UNIFORM manufactured exclusively t5-
Southern material and managed owned by Southern man
TREASURY NOTES taken a, par D,cggn,s made ~,
.iade.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
ty1 tf2p6t r,r..ids..
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W. A. GILMORE. President.
D. I. RICARDO. Secretary.
HENRY RENSHAM Tran.,,,
Blankets for Sick Soldiers,

will be impossible for the Confederate or State Govern
ehs TO purchase BLANKETS for the use of our sick and
wounded soldiers They be had the supply being
now nearly exhausted therefore call on heads Of families
and all other persons and especially the Planters of Louis
ah 10 contribute one pair Blankets to this good
purpose Every family nearly-certan!y every pautercan
spare lo one to half dozen pair of their abundant supply
should be sent to some central point parish and
pressed in bale cotton press and marked with h
number it contains, and directed to A. B. JAMES, nav agent
New Orleans.
II Is hoped the steamboats, will bring them down free oF
p II not freight will be paid by those shipping them
auA- ZpiN THOS. o. MOORE, Governor
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Attention, Ladies !

number Of Ladies having organized themselves into 30
c for the purpose Of preparing Lint for the relief of those
who may be wounded IN the coming conflict they would solicit
the aid Of every lady in the city in this of mercy Tho
Young Mems Christian Association have kindly tendersd
their aid and by the beay the Loussns Mutual
auee Company room No. second story 50 Camp street. ad
joining the rooms of said Association has been for
use as depository in addition the Hall of the Association
hope that every housckeper in New Orleans will
respond immediately with donations Of old linen and other
useful articles. =-s' .-4.i '.' 40 ortf
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NASHvTIEEE, rENNEssEE:,
-FoR THE SALE OF
GAR AND MeLAssEs.

must be obvious every thinking man. that owing 10 the
distractions to by the present blockade war that
Virginia. North Carolina of Florida Alabama Georgia.
Kentucky Middle and East Tennessee, Sugar
and MolasSes from Nashville MOST CONVENIENT, and
for them than from any other point These States
require hhds OF Sugar of present incoming CROP
We have established ourselves No Market street Nash
ve for the sale all the Sugar and Mosses that may ship
pea to our address, Planters will ship direct from their panta
lions to OF shipment New Orleans Direct to the
Agent Memphis and Charleston Railroad, via the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad, address.
Our Mr. JAMES is absent Virginia other States
making arrangements with the large dealers In advance of
new of Sugar and Mosses that enable US 10 psce the
Sugars ms fast if possible, as they are received.
we pledge ourselves to prompt retances and fidelity OBJ
tanning the best prices.
Liberal advances made when Sales made exclusively
for cash.
PAYNE, JAMES & co.
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:
j KENTUCKY.

ueseene " asse. say ~ e.e
= essss guy, = ene = 'a'
"oih. .his .uass pe tns fsiie..lon :. every ufe
WIG ICONS o. aie ptesens posi'1oh Vi heh'uoAs'
fiot ehe illoinsis saihe sne hiiheo 10 SUBMIT
70 inc administration ol Lincoln ana 10 JOIN her
Iof.ahes WIN sne WORTH rather than win the
south. Y WAs pam that me struggle TO free her
sei'' = essf ipaae " ALL wound De long and des
per sH ana aouotial enc Y ~
Lilse as recent eYenfs led us to expect OF Ken
e'oAy ~ ms gfeao contest Tor unconstitutional
"oserhiheht' we hardiy supposed she would have
teaepeu 'ne point, winch the telegraph reports, of
oieeiins ron hef son the troops OF the Confed-
craze States and refusing to order oil those of the
Nofthern despotisn1.
We have heard, before, of people who Rugged
the chains with which they were bound, but we
always thonght it was a sortCf extravaganza of
speech, used by sophomore orators and sensa-
uonal writer's. 1t really seems now that such a
thing u possible, and that Kentucky affords a
conspicuous Illustration of it. s
hentucky IS as much interested in the success of
the southern movement as any other State of the
South. II is not alone her common interest in the
security OF slayeproperty but it is something far
higher and more important. The principles of free
government are at issue the political and civil
rights OF the people are involved, and the great
question IS to be met, whether the South is to per-
mt the North TO destroy every yestlse Of constitu
tonai liberty on the American continent. Ken
suehy, n sach criss' so Iaf from coming TO the
/! rescue, does not even STAND aioof from the con-
tending parties. she abandons and repudiates her
natural allies, and deliberately throws the weight
liner great lnnaenee on the side OF her enemy, as
welt as ours.
fhat we have friends in Kentucky, every sonth-
ern man knows. But they have not shown them
/ serves equal to the OCCASION" We have veto
see that any prominent public man Of that State
mas ever come out publicly, openly and squarely
u favor q me immediate and unconditional seces-
SION OF hat State from the old rotten and disrupted
on ". d
!. Ihere are those there in favor Of it, but they
nave not mad the pluck to come out and say so.
aIn [y nave temporized and hesitated, at time
#hen temporizlng and hesitation were fatal. Yir-
gInia might have been lost to the South, and have
now been in the condition Kentucky is, had the
true men there halted and faltered, and seemed
AFRAID OF their own shadows. They carried the
day BY boldly and at once taking their position in
faVor OF immediate secession, knowing that there
could be no halfway house between the North and
the South -
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Supplies for Sick and Wounded Soldiers

The Surgeon General the Confederate Army an,,d
tome and through to the citizens Louisiana for supplies
of thefoowng articles for the sk and wounded soldiers
Hospital Shirts Bed Linen Blankets Pocket Handkerchf
h"aes' he. hags Corn starch Geasine Rice Flour Ia
poca Brandy Whisky Port Wine and Disiafectinr Agents
have already called heads families and planters in
another notice TO supply me with blankets and now reoes
those wishing to donate of the above articles TO send them
to my agent b. James, " Magazine street. compacty boxed
or haled with statement of contents II blankets canpot he
had Bed Comforts can be substituted
Gsigned,l Tu0s n MOORE
Az" oNi'S'.s' august -, 1901 aus 2pl2t
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herChN1sfS' Hotel,
Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.

PAIRING IT.
"n now endearong to furnish the Volunteer Troors of
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and having prepared
uniform Rits Of wooden cloth and suitable
distributed among them. informed that the patriotic eli.
keps OF several parishes also engaged similar
for the benefit Of their companies If contributions of
clothing sent by them directly several companes
without my being aware of the quantity and kind sent and the
companies supplied great confusion waste will be the con.
sequence
A soldier can only certain quantity of clothing Is
OF great importance that each OF soldiers shall have
good substantial wooden suits possible but il also
important that there be OF action among those supply
ing Them in order avoid sending double supplies 20 com
panies.
Therefore urgently recommend the citizens tie country
parishes to send me- IN this cry such supplies Of clothing AZ
they may with explicit directions 10 The COMPANIES
or individuals for whom they intended will take csie
that they reach their destination The clothes shoud We byd
mp or baed, and directed New Orleans wi TIE ae
o tie company FOR which they intended market on IT, and
statement sen: Of its contents 50 tAF ay ryt dap
cate the articles.
Respectfully request the newspapers give publicity 10 these
Suggestions in consideration Of the objects effected
THOS. Q. MOORE, Governor
New ORLEANS 4rD
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QFFIOE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
Oh the Consolidated Debt Of New Orleans
rL-s New nr1pans rv 90 1871

QFFIuE OF THE COMMISSIONERS J
low. Oh the Consolidated Debt OF New 0rleans
New Orleans, Aug. 60 1851.
GEO BRIGHT, Esq. Attorney at Law, having been duy
appointed COLLECTOR for this Board, at its sitting CT the
9TH inst,
Notice hereby given that from and after this date Mr.
GEO l. BRIGATs this sole and only authorized person to
prosecute demand collect the Obligations OF what.
ever kind due The old corporation the Municipalities
and ;he city of Lafayette prior consolidation of the same
All previous contracts agreements with other parties are
hereby revoked
By order OF the Board:
aus 2plm O. peBUYS, Secretary.
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A Gard.

Professor McCarhy corner Of Magazine and Washington
Streets gives lessons at stated hours Grammar Rhetoric
Algebra, Geometry, Navigation Engineering Csunuery and
Book keeping,
Professor Mccarthy lectures in colleges when en-
ployed by the hour. soo oo1,,
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PACKAGES FoR THE VOLUNTEERS MIR. T. o.
snlly, Chairmaaof The Volunteer Relief Commit
tee notifies tho public that packages intended for
che volunteers viii be fofwdared nee Of expense
See advertisement.
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i fa-EtT
cotton factors IN the city of New Orleans
" ~ " e INTERESTS OF Ill parties, recommend to their var
Gus customers and correspondents ship any portion
p " ooH ~ inns Guy OF 10 remove from thei
IS ,taL - ~ ' 10 iuS anu entirety abandoned
VI E,ict ane not'ce VIII be given
" - - te'i ~ Co'' A. Levi Co.,
=. ~ heE Il Co., A Miitenberger Co
VT. = ~" '' A. n''ehoefger'
ua,;,t - oIuauer d stamps
A. ~ d N'' "auashef d Dyer,
NJ d. cooper 4 Co., Moses Greenwood
removes d Co., Sente & Prather,
- - " - H. Aileh d" No'' I'iack d By1ngton,
~ 4' ~aS " Co., John watt Go,
70 r' N9oo d Coz Byrne, Vance II Co.,
~ " 'eiA"S Pitcher d Goodrich,
j. ". Burbridge L Co., Warren & Crawford
Green Crnmp Friedlander Gerso
W. d D. urquhart, J. W. Ckampn l. Co.
j. j. Person Co.. Thornhill & Co.
Walker Snyder, Rotchtord Brown 4 Co
. I etN'.r' d Co.' Logan, ,sonat Claiborne
john I. Hardie L Co. Copes Pneks
A. h May Il Co., D. R. Carroll & Co.
h. NJ Lowe Co., A. D. Donovan
y. Z. hunt, Frellson Stevenson,
~. p''eN d Ho't H. W. Estln Il Co.,
-r s'Hppe'i -" strong winston, Morrison Il Co.,
K. c. Cummings 4 Co., ellis & Ferguson
w. a. "o'ooh a. CASTILLO D. It G. Cromwell,
montgomery It White, Moore Il Brother,
- D. foedano Taylor, Cleveland, Bro & Co.,
Prchard 4 Flower Murdocl. & vri,1io-ns
Montgomery & Ha pba1ns E. Jo,es
"A. d. iuiy 10, Payne Huntington Z Co.,
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aar We have received a long communication
from Lafourche, touching the condition Of our
coast defenoes, and the necessity of vigorous pre-
parations to guard against surprise We would
publish the views Of our respected correspondent,
the fact that we satisfied our authorities
civil and military, are doing everything in their
power to protect our coast and city. Much has
already been done, and much more will be done
within q very short time It mnst not be supposed
that our authorities are inactive, because pub
cation Is made of their preparations. For reasons
which our correspondent viii appreciate. pru-
dental silence is in regard to matters Of
this sort tts28i549s5t ~ ;g5
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FToceedS4ags

Or THE
LO UlS1ANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH.
together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Copvep
ton, I'm both augusgesl and the CONSTITUTION Of the
amended
For sale by
FLuoNFlELD STEEL, PETER ODoNNELL
\, l.. WHITE HERBERT Il ESCOUssE,
'Eo. Hl'L1n' W. F. G0LDTHWAlTE
F'hA"ES& CO., E. EZEKIEL.
T. FITZWTLLiAM
~ Orders from the country filed at liberal discount
my22 2ptf
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&S-Eds Crescent: Please announce the un-
deEeisned oanadae for the Office of State supernt
OF Public Education WIN uAGRUnER
au23 2ptd Bo.on Pc -
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The undersigned at expense has established in this
city Manntacory for making SWORDS any quantity for
Officers, which he offers for sale at S25 each.
Every Sword issued from his factory is fully guaranteed
be equal TO- if not superior any
ported from foreign Parties purchasing will be per.
feetly satisfied.
Has also on hand large, varied and rich assortment Of
GOLD SILVER AND woRsTED
MILITARY TRIMMINGS.
EMBRoTDERING IN GOLD done in the most elegant man
ner, and in any style ordered.
Offers for sale
WoRSFED the best assorted and largest the Coned
crate States.
FLAGS of ali Sizes Plain Embroidered for Companies
Regiments asd Societies. 10 order with dispatch
FLAG STAFFs AND SPEARS, either Gold or Silver al
ways hand.
F. GUEBLE,
No. l57 Canal street. next door to D. H. Holmes,
AI-Orders from the country will be promptly attended to-
sel0 2plm
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Cam oF THANKS. We refer our readers to the
card IN relation to the kindness Of Mr. John w.
Hall to the Crescent City Guards of the Fifth Regi.
ment. II spea h Tor itself.
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Notice.

Paekases for any individual in the Army Louisiana now
in Virginia will be forwarded with Dispatch Free of Charge
by sending them the depot the Relief Committee No.
Gfavier street. Be particuarn marking name company and
regiment,
sells Ct T. o srTTIy rbo;rmon
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CREOLE.

sS-hor Auditor of Public Accommodations,
announce A. PERALTA asa candidate for Apdtor f pnt
Accounts Al the election in November
al 2pts Cprorr
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s9Gs'Gn Bird,
| SUCCESSOR TO SEWEIL 7. TAYLOR IMPORTER M
FINE OLD VINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. LIB and Is Royal street, f
store large supply of the celebrated CREME De
noohY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts and pnts also other brands
VIZ: CHARLEs HEIDsEICK, PIPER HE1DsE1CK. PAR
HNilEF and other brands of inferior quality havss
urge assortment of the best Old sherres as AMONTI
Aoo, IoPAz SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GoRpoNsA
49, Cd hhkiES-l8sS-soUTHsIDE MADE1RA,d
direct importation other Medeiras of lower grade snnsd
ou London Dry Dock PORT and other Ports of less grade
me celebrated sAzARAC Observation-Disclosures 1885 49,
oV] ana lSO6-aiage supply always on hand All grades
u,nANhi ana WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WIS
AfSscotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whi
xyS SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pintsa ouarts. COR
p' ETC. Ny usual assortment of the best WINES which
WI" SOLD Oh as any il the city,
AARON BIRD,
~ 10y Nos. Ii and IL Royal street
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ES- Ed' Crescent: Please announce James
n BRADLEY candidate for Constable First Juces' Court
III me district bounded by julia and Felicity Streets and from
'hs River TO the Swamp. Election 18th November
au23 ggid NAgy vorppc
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jy3 2ptf

E~o. Taiamon DessornInes q Co., imports
ers Oh Foreign Dry Goods No. Magazine Merchants
OF the INTERIOR and from adjoining States visiting the CITY, will
ma at the establishment most complete
aSsoen Dry foods imported into this coup
" sold at prices lower than would thought possible even in
Nt"iHaiy .llHes. 1--WE item call. SCI 2rl5teod
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WAsHrNaToN AErfL lRRY. This company is or
dered on parade this evening at s o'clock. See
notice.
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References
Messrs. Brown, Johnston Is Co !
Messrs. Hewitt Norton 4 Co.,
Mr.. John Watt For JOHN D. JAMES
Mr.. S. B. Eewman
Mr.. J. G. Kicks,
Mr. Curl kGhn For B. H. PAYNE
Mr.. John A. Roberts, \ sin Ingr,
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Euesy sas'nsy and .vurv Omcey


| able and well made SHIRTS FURNISHING GOODS to
be had; by doing half the supply suffice and the an
noyance of having to make your garments again at The
seat of buying ones avoided To insure sasfc.
tion patronize
y. N. M O Q ID Y,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL. STREETS
Who has still on hand tho best of everything lne and At
prices that must satisfy every patriot soldier no advance
on any article having been interruption Of
plies,
Fine Flannel Campaign Shirts,
Beautifully made in this city with Side Pockets Buttons
ranted never to of, and consisting Of @
score of handsome patterns.
FINE LINEN CHECK SHIRTS.
CoLoRED LINEN AND MUSLIN sHIRTs
HEAVY SILK UNDERSTANDS AND DRATERs
...... WOOL =.
:. COTTON :.
CANTON FLANNEL UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS.
WOOL SoCKS-At the of yarn only.
DOUBLE COTTON SOCiIS-For tender feet.
LARGE SILK POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs.
HEAVY BUCK AND CAMPAIGN GLOVES
WHITE MILITARY GLOVES
CRAVATs AND SUBSCRIBERS, and ever. article for a
Complete Toilet,
Remember, at
S. n. MOODY'S
se9 2plt Corner OF Canal and Royal Streets
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= filIvATE BoAaDING Persons desirous of obtain
foF wuseF 6nd exeeea accommodation at
5|sS FRss 81 + 4IpsAah slseels,