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o,,,. .a,s N MrssouR1.-Hon. J. H. Brown, of

O,,r. .ape ~ MISSOURI J. Fl. Brown, of
Texss IN h,s army wspsper the War Bulletin published in
the camp Of McCloch. division gives lie following samples
vii the DAD d s Mashnson sa%tsr Marion and
now ravagnr Missouri wiz rS aad sword stealing like Muir.
rses numbering narmed 9snsy nng onx
to savage e Persons South form no adsqgae
sour We Could not belsve ii until We up here and
travelled in have had minute facts In hHn1feos
OF cases detailed ladies of the
many Of erle home with their faFs' and are
now in this town and vicinity. =,
One Of them viii whom We board publicly cursed
by procession Of hundred Southern horn In the
streets of Springfield spring. wearing secession apron
One was otherwise nsed for seekinE from y
(apnn the recovery avorite animal stolen from ner w
his tory company Her aged father native too of Ohio but
paro was carried with jeers and scofs by her
and thsy different counties Bis life was only paIed
by her almost warnings Of vengeance TO the
and cownrdly wretch Capt Wright An Illinois Colonel shook
bis fist in the refined young in Springfield
G-d d-n you we have your nggers aud can
help TO tell the ladies' oy d-d seces
bths,u WAS common among the Dutch troops.
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Letter from Virginia.
Special to the New Orleans Crescent.l

Special 10 Inc new OfIeHHS Crescenl.l
RICHMOND. February H. 1867.
Mr. EdtorIn Buwer's Night and Morning " the father
the hero, whose forget has been dozen since
h
Of s
esn5, III; Ssss s.
end E @ sdr ~ Ms Nj Of % IL
years rast-ooked lt weeks before his death How
n 4 the IS
s ys na aos ss s p3Ri.f 3 not
only Of the physical bnt Of the moral life man that e whose
sns Sy s" pa'
70 M 1ass M ana sn s Of a all AL
Wherefore this long prelude but TO declare that s signs
Rsa sf .
ss h.
ps% psna sSee
easily and speedily crushed How bright and '"yon' is 'hs
Fears Of the brave and 70 lies Of the wise.
Nations like men, adversely much better than pros
] ;ssn ss 'ss
s"a, so"ns
sustain in the conviction that the day Of our redemption
ana ss' ss3" zssa
si o %sps dspeed By s
be caught at by for we are not drowning We
VIII III en it, % '0s
England win aid when LONGER need sd -, Thans @
%s lOw noT wh svs W. ean h"gs to % S s h
hare burst and now 10 snk or swim. survive or pes
tic since e second dry hs the points Of greatest danger
stack sy burnside and FaIlsEu would give
viz Dc Dc S OBJ saSsss / a.; Ne sR
side busy himself in stealing &c eoGH N to rsmbue Elm; tho
ens eSs'
sa sy IN S ' e's T
military intuition will tell fact which came to me lately
s enss 81 s
1GS a s 5 gs ar
and d'SI SSnsps hs said hst must sssey have
ssss e. Sss
: ss:
s: AZ
y Sfs1n sseS 5ossfs osr @ Sa icy
s6 =; s M ;s "
Ordnance Capt AlsSanaer 10 be Tsked up aad al n that
sx s a"
s by h cs 4 s hs1
f2s SsR'Hsd ssyid drss Gen.
eight gunboas attacked the fort and epulsed wihou
the loss side. Lord, how this wnrld is give
| to lying" ,
French system Of coins weights and adopted by til
Confectionery writer In he Ws Of his morning PROPOSE
"iropic I" sol and centin,e." blmorist of my &C
suggests that the niggrr be the unit the oihe
eizadfool and the Ike Also IN honor Of the Yankees
The In grief The loss Of Capt O. Jennings VII
s,o other victims at the badly managed ahr ~ Roanok
1u, Fuoughed sold continue to pour In, while rain
hall sia,t and snow continue to ronr down. MAI4OU.
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LATER FROM pAnrs.-we were gratided to meet

LATER FROM PARIs.-We were gratifed to meet
our friend Moey ndefasnbe editor Of the Sentinel In
city last evening lie the people In Paris u
that era of the large slaveowners have moved
away with their properly and that hose who remain pre-
pnriDg to take things as possible.
There large cRyalIy force between Paris and the Ttnnes
river who would give good Of hestves If they
had opportunity Capt Stocks of this city gallant Off
and his Rebel Rangers will be heard from in the
thckest Of the fight.
The river bridge seriously Injured by The Fed
erals when they first took It, In order TO prevent guarding IT,
They the ese work at The abnent that train pass
Gu! down. Two spans OF have since been picked up 81
Columbus
The Federas comm ting all sorts Of depsdatons op the
Inhabitants in the vicinity OF Fort Henry Mr. McCuene an
old Citizen found With Lincoln soldier coat for which
they made him prisoner and afterwards treated his OLD VILE
~ Memphis Avalanche, Saturday.
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SENSIBLE SUGGESTIONS.
We clp the following fro the Memphis Avalanche Of the

We clip the following from the Memphis AvaanehS me
2lst instant:
If Gen. rs. coa%s. q Viii
John.,on st MaIfrseboo and Pillow conmbia the who'll
ts sssss ss H @ IL I'D sSs sss e he &c,
Ne Ne sSss ss aFs r. f III and
snd hs whole s1a ha; been badly %uPsd by Me-
sa tbs. ns
% n %
W are rushing to the aid Of Nashville while we
ey 1ecusing smother maerIy movement, be !hs.
y q . " . T m n: oas
s us AZ The Whole ~hh ps poI sp
Do not cn,ro sny esss. d wealth ta +
sy 1%p s ss
Of the South ct liz believe all hear shout the moy
e He Hsfs f s*%SeE ssSx
x.ts % Sq do II bs bow s
Be dealt another and more vulnerable quarter
That we have been out genealea dsmonstra.
tion itself This fault however charseable to those In hgh
command-prpcpaly If altogether to the commanding
officer the Western Department. II "ogoin out.
generated " crime Of the hne magnitude will he committed
severity punishment be sufficient stonemen for
the snortny Of the offence
We however, do not believe we going be gen.
ersled either in Columbus Memphis. We haye Louis
anisn there who neither be deiuded nor hunbugged II
Bsaugard inerfered with In his command and
properly reinforced OF which enertsn no doubt he
will keep the enemy ont Of Columbus and Memphis and prevent
formidable batteries erected below that point Six seven and
eight months ago, III articles predicted that he
danger the Confesracy would result from the steam
the enemy Our predictions have all come true-in
than trueor bad idea we had such wretch
edly inefficient Secretary Of the Navy Common human
could realize the fart that such miserable
Mallory has proved himself be could be placed in position
of such vast responsibility.
We agree with cotemp6ary that Memphis Is most in
poan point long the batteries above prevent the
Lincoln hoa from coming down the river not even the poa
session Memphis would enable enemies control The
greatest artery inland 10 the world and have ab
solute command Of the garden Of the ssuh.' With the
above occupation of Memphis would only give then
control the gs valley | at that point s7d no farther
Their msrcn inland New Orleans would be nposbiy
and if they waited Memphis until they b)t armed waite
craft descend the river With, their destruction would b
,r snre az fate
its The suggestions Of the Avalanche in regard to ha enemy
vssigns We think we'll founded We have idea that Buel
editaes long march south Of Nashville Ha may indue
Hen Johnston to fall back "the only thing he appears
Nnrfreeshoo wherever plsa he be- b.
and prstences but the time the main body OF hi
armies will be encclug Columbus. Before great attack
however, made Memphis. Columbus must be reduced,
We all been egregou.y deceived the enem
will have high old time" in taking that place. Whethe
bs the should keep srt
wAch ward and he prepared to meet the enemy at 3
threatened points, stter In what numbers he
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From 81. Mary Parish.

graphs:
Our parish almost daily drenched with ran and mud is
abundant than oe article The ROADS crammed
with it, Planters but little besides wait for suspension
of hosilities from the watery elements.
Sh,bbe many places foot high and there s
fine stand. If down by Freeze it bids fair to do far
letter this than usual l'u the plant presents
rstlsr poor prospects up to the present time
We ear much said bud This In
Fatish Still The planters appear hut little about the
nGer since the tor good prices much oh
scared by the large crop on i,aid and the blockade.
The steamers the ehe seem to be doing but moderate
shipping and moasses and have encourage
so With the present uinous prizes staring them in
the face. ,
appears that Bayou Paqusmns has opened lis month and
Rteaxers eutsrn and they through usual The
pn placed there by the Police Jury of Iberve too weak
Tor the Immense weight of drift and water that rolled against It.
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9utaI gaiIlia.ats,


LIZ MssIIa dEstsEbAYThe mastering Of The
f. ssas z. s.s
ssa s 's sy e
e asn. es.
.s g jsmss 5 sHd = fs
lsss sss 7:;,5s
The hsIShsh, @ home 70 the hearts Of all ciby
s' v.a
g s
M be ready and wiIlng .dy b ss,y sIpes,sa
ssF as sPss st sss S on, :;
o. N sw Ssa 1hsy ,tsp pe nns s VA T.
b sasht y sse sa ass
her lis niss ss a sh. e sbssS. ssn,sa
asHs asa e.
wsns e " ssd DUB p ss
@s san 1 prop.y Of s s.ss s5s1 a
g., G.
bf %ss1 shaesss s.;st nf Ss Ne.,ne -.
ss: s: ds.S VIZ
ss e.
's e Il s sssss.s, xss E s II,
IN sr s
sna nn.e az when flowed in the veins Of sr and
was over the troop. were dismissed for .bs
W. 5 saa ssas H., s * 5 e
prs'.n and the. Gen IaInzans nniis viii ss
"a % ,sss the ety s
roxss sssSs arss a.si = s,s WIN called
% ~ { & ssss m sss. " e sl
TIE EUROPEAN BRIs il pE.-We learn that ON
rdsy nsh hs he % Eeuh e.
jug. ID L.
Ssn.sa @ ss
ssesa
Fs s elected e ias srsass
| REcRulrs WAsTEp.-.We direct the attention Of
a ss .1s
se
% T a.s 1t .nS S9 % sve @ Is So
helped II bsss1 &c :,
ssp.sfs ssI
vii do 10 si sso '' D'' ns ''s'ss' 'e' IS crowd 'has
TIE NATcHEz EvcHAvaE.-We were at the open.
as e.1sof &
h M h woe House "a n., :oa soa. nsd 70
used 70 draw ueh s wd from al part, Of he ei,
ss*fs ss ..1sssamsnt aa, I'll I'll
sno.. os 81 the ttas # the naiehborhood
WBEKLY MISUNDERSTANDING to the ranort
III the city during the ending
previous week. Thirty deceased were une fan
and between 80 and iOo Eostydvs wera
natives OF The Confederate aie fourteen Ireland
Germany four Of the Unite States balance
The report shows no particular disease prevalent.
i FIRE.-A house at the corner Of Bayou Road
and Rocheb itress es yesteay
ing. abcut oc ck The supposed 10 tye bssn ha
work OF nceldiary. - " -
n9no.a yt55aef ,s sE73
nIsAsTOuS FIRE.-A very destructive fire oc-
between Julia arod street,. co1nence il hs
residence Of Officer Flynn the double
story building and before the be Ina
following properly was destroyed g :
Two story hoses Liberty et aud ons on Julia hs
longing to Henry McGuna-Loss $4,000 Not insured S,
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morning. our esteemed friend Majsr James B. Walton who has
recently returned from Virginia. The distinguished services OF
Major w. commander Of the fsfamei Washington Ar1
ery have made him known and honorsd throughout
derscy He has proved himself worthy the noble corps
commanded and they Of him. We have words with which
higher praise Louisiana the whole country
will long remember the Washington Artillery.
We glad greet the Major in the enjoyment excellent
heah snd the beat of spirits His friends warmly
welcomed him home and when returns to the field of duty
all will wish him Godspesd Our contemporary The Delta,
states that he has been promoted she
eral IN the Confederate artillery service hope this the
although the fact has been officially kaowu
He has fairly earned the d.tinctlon and President
fers 1t upon him. the will give ersal satisfaction
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Redemption Of City Bonds.

Redemption Of City Bonds.
OFFICE OF TIE GOAnlsslOSERs OF THE CoNsoLIDATEp1
DEBT OF New ORLEANS.
New Orleans Feb. le, 1862.
Notice is hereby given that ling to the 37h Section Of
Act the Legislature OF the State Of Louisiana entitled IAN
Act Consolidate the CITY Of New Oeans and Provide for
this Government and Administration of lis Aiars approved
February 1852 sealed proposals will We received the sale
the city Of bonds issued according to the foregoing the
Of hundred thousand dollars until the 2Sh day Of
March, 1862, at y O'Clock II.
Proposals be addressed o. DEBUYS Secretary aud
dorsed proposals for the sale of Bends.
JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
CHAs W. CULBERTsON, Comptroller.
ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer,
P. S. WILT,
Chairman Finance Committee Poard Of Aldermen.
]. b. LEEFE,
Chairman Finance Committee Board Assistant Aldermen.
fel9 2ptm25 O. DEBuYs, Secretary.
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A Card.

Certain parties suspected to be those arrested and tried
criminal charge for etezxemn committed while IN the
employ the lac Adams Express Company being unable to
circulate their ssnders through portion Of this city have
sdeavored ure the Southern Express Company and
self by publishing in circular FORM ious charges against
The Southern Express Co. In its services to tho Conederscy
needs defence my hands and emily with refer
myself that during residence Of about fvs years In
South my conduct such need
Of the absurd charges contained in the
cularn of slAnderers.
fe24 Up J. J. NICK EEYER.
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VOLUME XIV.
Meeting Of the Foremen OF the Fire De-
pRrtmeMt.
new ORLEANS FIRE DEPARTMENT, J
New Orleans. Feb. n lHfi2 {


At meeting of the Foremen Of the different companies
posing this department. presided by the Chief Engineer
tho following preamble and resolutions offered by Mr. James
Besg Foreman Of Warrington Engine CONF any No. 90
unanimously adopted.
Whereas. When remember the disturbed condition OF
country struggling Is II for liberty and national existence
when cali to mind the fact that large number Of bro
hsr absent from mperaY their lives for that country
when We know that entire organization At home
rolled and chesnlly performing military duty. order to
prepare themselves to do battle If necessary In defence Of
homes, resles and all that hold dear earlh
cannot but arrive nj the conclusion Ml his perod for
j"tiire the tefore, be 1t
Reed That the usual celebration Of the anniversary OF
the Fire Department the Fourth Of March next be and tile
same Is hereby postponed TO appropriate period.
Rolced further. That the Chief Engineer and he ID
BY authorized tohave the ab,ve preamble and resolution pub
.d in the Crescent. Pcsyune, Delta True Delta Bulletin,
Bee French and English and German Gazette three times
DAVID BRADBURY, Chief Engineer
JAMES DSLAhORE, Secretary. fs2l St
Ia
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TIE WEST THE SEAT OF WAR. - Th,

THE WEST THE SEAT OF WAR. - The Federals
determined transfer the the West. Everything
points 10 this The following fe The Ohio State Journal Of
the 18th, 10 significant:
The all busy work getting ready bring
troops hy thousand 1t Is said from the westward but
where FROM where 10, informant could tell The
Pennsy Central will be ready by the 18th to
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&TWe had the pleasure of meeting, the other
day, LeutC Co Lay, of the Sixth Louisiana Re men who is
hems short fuough looking well and hearty. repors
tsys all we'll for the fray esteemed edto
rial contree Col Seymour of the Bulletin in the best Of
spts Con bless them all.
We were also pleased to meet Capt squcs Washing
ton Artillery WIN hus much credit for gaanry and
efficiency in that important branch of the service
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~1rtilles.y Drivers W"Nnted.

.artilles.y Drtves's W"Nnted.
THIRTY ABLE BoDIED MEN. accustomed to the care of
HORSES required immediate drivers for the FIFTH
COMPANY WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, for State ser
vice. They will he uniformed and equipped Immediately Pay
70 commence when ordered In the field.
They will rank and b. treated p8aes In and
will bo required TO drill week, with the Battery while
in the CITY, They must be sob-r and well recommended
as to character, etc.
An officer will be at the Arsenal daily from 10 A. NJ till
p NJ, beginning THIS DAY, February 49, TO receive recruits
and register them Apply Immediately
Parties joining will be exempt from ,erving In the Militia
u ''"'' S'''' W. IRVING HoDGsoN,
rel9 2plf Captain
Liquidation.
GIQU Ell & IsON,
l26 CANAL STREET.
Selling on, for Cash Onlys
The balance of thelr Stock Of Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS.
GlQUEL Il JAMIsON,
fsls 2paM l2S Csual street.
Fassnsass's Cotton Press,
OPPOSITE TIE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT.
We prepared to dray store and forward ali freight fol
shipment per jackson RslroHd.
,.,x INIT WILLIAMS j. FASSMAN,
EnnneLed Cloths,
PAINT BRUSHES, PAINTS AND VARNISH
"A large assortment o.
Bolts, Carriage and Wagon Axles, Spokes
SPRINGS, AND CARRIAGE hAKARs' TOOLS.
Oval aud Hf. Oval Iron. For sale by
| RHODES l. CREWELL,
| fe7 7plp ls6 Grsver street.
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FRoM MlssouRr.- A gentleman who left St.
Louis Saturday evening last Informs that had
Springfield and the OF Gen Siegel
csysd lie says that St Louis is full Of States rights men,
under the necessity Of concsslng their
timolts The Federal force the city s present small
Memphis Appeal Friday.
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MORE SAIr.-The St. Marys Banner says: eve
have specimen of salt from the salt on A'eys
Island len miles New IBERIA and say that Is app9
reny pnre and of excellent quality II white and Is
tab. other use to which s. sal. y sp
om ty TO one bushels PER day He will deliver ths
salt al New Iberia for three dollars per bushe" "a
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Rouge Sugar Planter has the following touching defensive
preparations thereabout:
As soon as our blood thirsty militia ordered to go
through the harussing campaign Of hours drill may,
parade grounds hear scandal other reliable in
,eigence will disseminate thrill Of pleasure horror
th.t tie preparations have sss made to place
thrown up b4 mounted with light The Mayor has
ordered ou every bodied capable Of regularly taking
be will find warm rscspionprovided the boys don't
hunting when the gunboss seen coming around the
min abr
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Privilege OF RE-ENLISTING. - The following
que.tion was propouuded 10 the Richmond Enquirer
'When man singly the auhorizes is he
bound to enter particular branch Of serves'
The Enquirer replied: go
He may select both Of the service and the company
to which he wi.hes himself He should do this
time OF eslistiAg :"
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OMeial-By the Governor.

OMelR1-BY the GOvernOr.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, j
ADJUTANT-f3ENERALS OFFICE,
- New Orleans. Feb. r. 1852. }
ORDERS NO. l4ll
NaorGeueral John L. Lewis Commanding the State Militia
will daily reports be made BY tie Commanders of Com
paues and Regiments the Volunteer Troops Of
and residences OF every member resgnng from Their
respective commands and transmit the to this Depart
men order that the may be recorded and the par
ties reported for Militia duty.
BY order Of
THOS. o. NO oRE
Governor and Commpnder.in Chief.
NJ GRIvoT, Adjuant and In pector General. fe24 2pGt
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Notice..

Contributors Of donations addressed 10 for the ouisIana
Sick and Wounded Soldiers we'll for the onsna troops
IN the 6sd will receive information how they have teeu dis
posed Of application Office, No. 81 Magazine street.
fsll 2pl2t 4. b. JAMES ! co.
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To Bakers.

TO Bakers.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
CITY HALL, Feb. e. 1862.
~ To Bakers ~ The price Of Superflne
Flour being this day thirteen dollars and haf-3l3 81 per
barsl bakers sre required give during the ensuing week
tommenciDe on MONDAY .ilh inst follows viz Second
quality, or No. a.:
Forty ounces Of bread for 70 cents;
Twenty ounces of bread for 10 cents
Ten ounces OF bread for s cents.
9hs oaves Of the third quality. or No. ., must weigh one
eighth more-that is 10 say:
The ~ cent loaves forty hv eounces
The 10 cent loaves, twenty two ounces,
The cent loaves eleven ounces.
n B. Bread Of the First Quality, Fancy Bread, must be
made Of -four the loaves shall not exceed weight
one pound shall be made baked aud stamped as required
by ordinance No. 6789. =.
d3f JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
q JONES d co., SHIP BROKERS AND COAA!s
81 SION MERCHANTS, 81 Csrondelet street. NJ
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STRONG TELMRAM.-In letter from Munfords.
willie to the Cincinnati Commercial find the following pre-
clous paragraph
We heard yesterday that Buckne a. Bowling GIee5p 5 te
graphed Davis that he knew whao d he had nell
fore him and 4mnaton behind and bis only chance was 70
through the weakest part and that was TO i9msv h
would suit u.s. We think wond the devil in the MIDDLE
We ignorant the Of delay here though ~
be for wise and prudent think ths anA VIII "e MI
over, and e at home by the first of May next
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MILITARY NoTlcEs.-We hope that our readers
will not fa to nay particular attention the mill
tsry notices which sppea paper this morning In tne
like these such matter sh0nld be the 6rst read.
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The State authorities Of North Carolina, notwith
standing the urgent Of troops this ncture have
emped from military service the employees Of the daily news
papers in that State fN&.
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Army GooDs.-Mr. J. Hart, No. q Chartres
three doors above Cus9mhouse street. have on hand an
men going into active service We direct the attention of those
awaiting orders TO Mr.. HIS advertisement.
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SPECIAL ORDER.-In another column will be
found an order directed the ne officers Col Gresnw oods
Regnsn eadquarter 81 Customhoue street, at
~ A, NJ. to-day.
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GrSnoATs GONE BAcK.-The Federal gunboats
which Eastport returned yesterday afternoon We
heard damage DONE though there reports that they
bad landed quite force In that vicinity
5,e. memphis Avalanche, Saturday.
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For the .lrnsy.
800 sozen CHECK SKIRTS,
80 :. HICKORY SHIRTS.
SW :. rANTALOONS
200 :. HEAVY BLUE OVER SHIRTS
so g.. DENIM SHIRTS.
200 pieces HEAVY BLUE DRlLLs-for sale cheap.
For sale by
J. HART,
Manufacturer of Military Clothing,
fe2t 2ptt q Chsrtres stree.
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~ Messrs. w. H. Alams. W.. M. Senpls
and T. u. Vsnorn have full Of attorney
passed before W. H. Peters, Esq, Eoiary Public.
nN J. O. NIXON
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A Card.

DOCTOR NcKDLyEY having returned, reconmsnces the
practice Ct his Residence and Sice heretofore
No. ITO 81 Charles street, btweeu Poydss and Lafayette
SAuAe ty3 2plm
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Gold LGces -!

Gold LOCeS
5000 YARDS OF THE FINEST QUALIFY, AT
II. FRANKO'S,.
Corner Of Poydras and
fell 2pf Csrondelet streets.
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Two BEAUTIFUL PIECES OF MUsIC.-Mr. l.,
Grunewald No. I6 Chartrss street, has laid table
couple Of ma1ukss composed by E. Bischon entitled
La Eoette" and Lu Pensee.' These pieces dedeha
to the Misses Amelis and Fece De BLANCA worthy comp-
msnt to such accomplished young ladies' We hops these
pieces will have the ready sale their merits deserve