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TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, August 22d, 1851
FEHE Congress Of the Confederate States has author
x sed the Secretary of the Treasury issue Bonds to
IN extent not exceeding one hundred millions Of dollars
for the purpose Of funding its Treasury Notes and for
making exchanges for the proceeds OF the sale OF raw
produce and manufactured articles, and thRpurchase OF
spicie and OF military stores.
Underline authority previous Act the Secretary ap
pointed Commissioners resident in different sections of
the States solicit IN advance from planters manutac
turers and others subscription of the proceeds Of the sale
Of their crops and other branches Of industry to be paid
for in bonds Of the Confederate States.
To the patriotic and Jealous efforts Of these Commits
sioners no less than the lofty patriotism Of the people,
the Government is indebted for aggregate subscIip
ton which reaches already many millions ofdolars The
Gberay OF eYerycass otthec0munlty has been eYInced
The cotton the rice the tobacco and the sugar planters
have We'd with each other and in the first named staple
alone the subscription in several Of the States reaches
from one-third to one-half OF the entire crop.
1t not proposed, has been frequently explained to
interfere with the usual and customary arrangements OF
planters and others nmakng sale Of herproduce This
IS not necessary 1t is only asked that each individual
shall indicate in Advance the proportion of the
which heis willing to subscribe the time and place OF de-
livery the factor IN whose hands IS to be
placed for sale and who is authorised to pay over the
proceeds and receive in exchange Confederate Bonds
these Bonds carry interest Of eight per cent payable
semi annually ana be issued of less denomina
ton than hundred dollars, except whore the sub
scripton is for less amount when the limit is fixed at
fifty dollars. The payment Of the principal and interest
is secured as viii be perceived, by special act OF Con
gress.
The agricultural and manufacturing interests which
have now the opportunity Of contributing to the wants
and sustaining the credit of the Government not in
condition make cash subscriptions to the loan prey
ousy authorised Their surplus capital already in
vested and their command OF resources in the nature OF
things mainly to be looked for IN the future Upon
such future resources they authorised safely to draw,
and the proposed aside from its claims the
ofpatTotsT may eregarded altogether advan-
ageous and safe any other business transaction
The time of sale referred to in the caption OF the lists
which are sent out intended indicate the usual date
y ,f FFlr At and, lpfs ggn
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WATER COLQRS.~Ssans
NEwMAN's, SA
REEVES 4 Sons, a@saBoRNE's.
Paper Uangings, &c,
TUST received large stock of the above CoLoRs in
81 cakes and in mahogany and rosewood boxes, with
lock and key. Also, German COiOTs, in cakes and
boxes fine assortment.
Oil colors in tubs. English and Americana
Ganvases for Portraits in frames of SD to 72x56
Canvas in rolls, from So to 66 inches wide;
Stretchers for canyases, Of all sizes;
400 doz ne sable and camel halr pencils;
$50 -" paint and varnish brushes, all sizes;
Tin foil in sheets and books;
Tusel Of all the usual colors
French and American PAPER HANGINGs.
Doors, Window sash and Binds, Of all sizes and
description for sale cheap.
Ills. Window Glass, Szc,.....
5000 bys American Window Glass, all sizes;
100 do English and French, from SXl0 to 33xG5
800 lights fine Plate Glass;
100 bxs double thick American, from SxIQ to 2Qx30
loco lights coiored glass;
100 Gazier Diamonds;
500 bundles gazer tins
10 tons White Lead in . to roo lb. kegs;
5000 canistcrs and kegs coored paints in i OF loo b.
packages;
$500 lbs. fine French Green, dry and ground IN oil
1000 bbs Whiting and Paris White, Of my own manu-
facture. fire dried.
Paint Mills of all sizes and article usually kept in
general Paint Oil and Color Store, viii be found at
r. CEaNN0Ns,
nov . 1857 IS Canal street, New Orleans
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LUCAS BALTIMORE TYPE,
and TYPE
FOUNDRY,
No. Bank Lane, Baltimore, nd.


7gyfIr ,dr4,ed having extensive facilities and an
unsurpassed assortment Of every variety of Print
n which nd litons are constantly being made
X fy prenared ID furnish Printers with all the various
sizes md STYLES Of
ROOK NEWSPAPER
AND JOB TYPE:
OPE AAIENTS. METAL
BRASS AND LABOR
SAVING RULES;
CASES, CHASES,
COMPOSING STICKS
GALLEYs, QUOINS,
FURNITURE, &c.
ovcr,, other article necessary in Printing
0Aicr Tha metal used n the manufacture Of lis Type
combines tile important quality Of toughness and hard
ness and such will afford the greatest amount Of du-
rabiIity watchll Supervison alSo XereS ed in the
rstit and uisbino in order to insure the accuracy so
essential. In ,ure fables &c Particular atten-
tiou is invited to the
New series of Scotch-Cut Faces,
from Pearl Ia Great Primer They can be furnished com
hi and other sans and the necessary accents for the
TL Ttaiia,, nth Gnonisb announces II f,ns yarrirl,
in sze from D. Dounds 10 5000 A iarre variety of
GERMAN BOOE NEWSPAPER AND JOB TYPE
L,RoRs ,vIxG uoTAT1oH METAL FURNITrRE cast accur-
atey to Plea ems in o. So 7 and 100 pounds lounts
THE STEREOTYPIEG EPARTA1ENT- provided
with large f0unts Of Type Of all sizes by which every
,ytb nv Other establishment IN the country.
THE EIECTROTYPING observation-disclosures
Roots Cnts Sewsna1er Heads Postmasters' and Book
binders Stamps &C. &C. &c In as short time and on
as favorable terms as elsewhere
TrsI,srse t,-r {Voon xep. yflc7Tn stlDerior man
per. Oh reasonable terms.
trEEIon PHtETNg lSs, o. al eoiorS bfohzos' 9oa
n the Press Warerooms
Are always kept on hand an assortment of HOES, COR
RoS and the hO6GES ~ CELEBRATED celebrate tFIGiSG
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Wagons of all sizes and patterns for horses oxen;
Cane Carts and Wagons Of the latest Improvement;
Carts and Draws. for city and plantation USE Timber
and Ok Wheels; Spring Produce and Baggage Wagons,
Wheebawows Trucks etc, in short all the different arti-
cles in the line in extensive varieties.
Purchasers will find it to their interest call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
DAVID G. WILSON,
Nos IS, 70 and Y Carondeet street, New Orleans.
y. Borders received and executed with despatch.
Planters ordering any of the above articles will please
direct their Merchants to d. G. Wilson's Repository.
a,,ril9
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The Mosquito Houses
A RE made any length or height desirable. They are
"A light and portable, and can be placed a window
the open ground When the house is not in use it can
be folded back entirely ofthe way by ola cord
and pulley which is simple arranged that child can
easily fold the largest size.
The Portable Folding Mosquito House
Can be uuf0ded the cottage French bedstcad
lounge writing desk, sewing table, &C. and III it dozen
persons can sit stand in security from the annoyance
of mosquitoes or any other winged insect.
The Folding Mosquito Bars
Are made for beds pallets cribszeradles &C. and fold
without the use Of the cord and ey For the truude
crib aud cradle bars they portable and fold pal
let's over tile bedsteads elsewhere and without the
use Of posts any OCCASION
The Crib and Cradle Bars
Are invaluable. The child be placed pallet in
crib cradle in the coolest and most comfortable place
in the house. out of doors, and the small Bar can be
placed over the child with more ease than any other Bar
one week in using this Bar amounts more than the
price Of the Bar The Bar is simple aud 6urably con-
structed and viii last longer than life-time.
The public are invited to call and see for themselves,
at the manufactorv Corner Of Magazine and Josephine
Streets or at Il f. WELLS Coal Oil and Larn store
s37Counuy and State Rights for sale. application
as above.
~ 50 Reward viii be paid for information that will
lead to the conviction Of any person persons for
lawfully making, or causing to be made any Of these
Patent Bars.
he expects Southerners to paronse his invention in
preference to those having less merit which impor
ted from the north. T. >. WILLIAMS Co.
New Orleans June IS, 1851
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TO COUNTRY PUBLISHERS

TO COUNTRY PUBLISHERS
siHE want ola cheap proofpress has long been felt by
a publishers of country papers and small Job Offices
The undersigned knowing this from experience has in
vented press OF this sort similar TO Hoe Co 81 and
offers to the craft the cheapest in the market In
stead OF solid castron cylinder it is made Of sheet iron
and filed being decided Improvement as it gives elias
nc5ty to the cylinder The cost of ordinary press is
$50, while this cost only 500.
Terms cash Boxing 81 extra
Printers knowthe effects of taking proofs on the hand
press The process being not only slow, but injurious
both to the press and the type This press obviaes all
these Disadvantages It might also be used to print
II Is made Light for transportation weighing not over
. IDS the bed being made Of seasoned inch plank II
can be placed on table or box and requires but little
see the press. Address
iulvI7a DICKINSON SI,,o,-o,r4 7
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wAGoN AND CART REPOSITORY

other kinds Wagons for horses and oxen Cane Wag,
ons and Carts Draws OK and timber wheels, with and
without axes warehouse and steamboat Trucks Jersey
and baggage and other carts for horses
and oxen handcarts wheelbaows Of every description,
the best seasoned materials and warranted to be superior
to any other manufacture, which viii be sold at reduced
prices and lower than by any other establishment IN the
southern country Purchasers will find to their inter
ests to call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere We use but black locust hubs and bent
felloes NOV s, 1860 PHELPS, PARKE & Co.,
49, y and A Perdido street, New Orleans.
n B. We keep constantly on hand large assort-
ment Of PLOWS and Pillow POINTS, from the cee-
hraed mannfaetory Of Hall Spear. and r. Han 90.
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BEDSTEADS.

DEDsTEADS! Observation-Disclosures received at my
, store Texas street:
500 Bedsteads.
comprising Eclipse * foot Cottages Misses and Extra
Misses plain Poplar Oct Sycanore;Jenny Lind Cottage,
Sycamore Cottage, and White Oak Misses;
50 Walnut Ii lngeS --oe
IS 6hnek II resaes. w r. D-i'-
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j. WRIGHT Il Co.'S
TRUSS SUPPORTER AND BANDAGE
m,

/ 81 CNt,or+,,.- s,tr,,+ S,,,- D,lo,,g
v-,- ,,,,,i,,r a. +b ,,itIic - Ire J Nm. f,.t,r,
/ u ~. VII II 4, - Il III i II .i
n " " D n i $500
ST. $3.50 y 9 " s " ~ ~
aEHs ~ Wy ,. y " r,..
M, 's'ss - y =: ii t = ~ - -
~ IN 80 ~ ~ ti l4PSS WY qI,i 49, H. c
ected bv coughing constipation and lifting oyereighs
II ocs HI I,s,s@ % and how
the accident took place 0nemay be frequently ruptured
whoaf being aware Of it. imagining it to be some slight
glanduiar swelling Others, fancyi6g tcy areruptured
Seek the advice o the ignorant or imposor and the HIT
t far 5c saEe If i fev dalI3rs confirms their worst
fears when III reality tits nothing But al undue enlarge
ment of the chord or testes which affection requires
quite p different treatment. In fact, Truss for such
cases is higy injurious It becomes apparent therefore
how much care Is requisite to ascertain the exact state
of the matter and whom 10 apply to for advice and relief
Varied have been the means tried attempt the rad
ical cure Of this pest to humanity Castraton. was IN
vogue In early times Within ho last fcw years, tie
Writer oneration and its nun erous notifications ct
Win con}mpntion from many of the Junior members Of
the medical fraternity Cares were trumpeted right and
left in the medical journals. And the final result is as
WHAT Why after living on your back, with needle
struck is your groin for days aud unable for six
weeks attend to your business yon rise under the i'm
preston that yoH were fadcaly curfd 'ah nGPe
i;ig H. I'M n; 4 ~ jf+ 80, ,, ,,ilI AM n3,r.aIf
sli-us, ,i,, 4. H. . 1 j 5 il 4;; i4i
III -, b,aGttn5 W. sgagl- advisedl,- an ne s,,b
3us ~ 49, ~ 1I,f IT,; IL a., ,,IT. sTrc safa ana
eet u ongaeloTc als 1 sg 'pI sur s5ls s
tbi. I. y,, ,,+ II n ,,a,- he too vi - II
~ o1 ssoi . - T - , ,i 4tri
al - - ~ ftaI L, -;av- of tbn f,r7roirrr NJ,
a tl, ,r.;,,- Il . rr,,,tIo,,.,r has, I,,5s, III
have secured the services q Selv5ei4H nose ios nj
Pelte : y 1aS P / 2 5t;5 M u ~ ~ II
poo35 - 4" III Z ;; rt MI rl,,, E1r,a II
$3.50 ,.su.l' Sg atI paJagas faaIin srs tI1at aIi
~ ~ y lif vii I73f meet Win the accs
loise sli iu,.e - - yVpTcITT r. "
procure permanent 'S ~ tt So, " 0i,
lta5 To- = 1Llll lles ,2el ee!, -,s41 - lc.s.
RICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY.
THE ONLY MAErFAcToRY oF TYPE
OA SOUTHERN SOU sDUIH w BALIlM0kh
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PLANTATION WAGON REPOSITORY,
6a 70 u CarondeIet Stree. New Orleans.

WHERE can be found al
ways the la T ge st and
best assorted stock in
the city, made of the
very b c st 5 easone d
White Oak, with Black
Locust HUBS, which is
offered at lower prices
than can be purchased
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WINER's CANADIt
SAVES TIE G

This is the only sure remed,
man frame-thlngs that are
children. SAVE THE G.
Let mothers be timely war
child muTderers to remain IN til
Remember that WINER'S q
will atonce and forever Danish
viii be saved. Think Of this.
Colonel EaSser, of Mississippi
Esq, Of the Aberdeen ConseF
communication on the value d
family: My experience has
experiment | have made with
fuge, it is due to suffering Id
manufacturer Of the uedicin.
Of nay observations. sig
GREAT MORTALITY
The papers TEEN with spec
mortality among children; Blu
true cause, the presence Of IS
inteStjnes. Atleast halfthefI
hood is subject are attmbutab
opinion Of Abernethy and
mother, then, wouldrisk the C.
disorder, when a few doses o
fuge viii always sweep away
in which they are imbeddeC
healthy condition and secure
plaint2 Winer S Canadian We
OF the multitudes of childrC
THEN twelfth year, three-fou
victims of internal worms, q
that cause.
zS BEwARE OF CALOWEL.
not be aware that nearly
calomel, and that the lives C
dangcred. Sold whole
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
ANn No EfIImRrGr

THE WAR WITH MEXICO Is No DOUBT TO COM
MENCE SOON. THE Car is CHEAP GooDs
EBUT let me make war first here ill Shreveport by
ID selling my SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, the
Cheapest that has been offered yet here III this
place. On and from this date ! Will offer tie following
goods One large lot Of Oak Tan Russets g 81 pr
One Boys lot Of Oak Russets G.............75 cts.
- doZs. Mems, Boys and youths Brogaus q - 81 %
luepeces AmerlcansEng cacoes from to 10 q Yds
% Z" fine French - IL TO zoe pr yds
80 g American French6Scotch ginghams 10 to 25cts
100 fine JAG Gorgandi coored musins from oc to 25c
30 French organd hounee dress patterns 81 IA to 0o
Is Barage double skirt and aounced dresses 500
50 Robe guile dresses q so
a large lot of MarseiIes and cotton counter panes
PA wide from 81 30 to 81 90
10000 yards heavy No. Osnaburgs, .....6z l0cts.
5000 =" Brown shirting from to 10 per yard
5000 and Bleached sheeting, from to % cts
100 doz fine Ladies, Misses and children's cotton
hose from Q cts to % cts.
too assorted fine Ladies, Misses ana chlldrens
he'll boOtees from 75cts to ST 30 cts
also alage variety Of other goods too numerous to men
ton which viii be sold in proportion.
In addition to my Fancy and Staple Goods, have re
ceyed fine assormento of eatest style OF Spring and
Summer Bonncts also Ladies' Misses and children hats
which ! will sell at reduced prices determined to
sell my regardless Of profits orprices also have
very fine stock Of Clothing and Furnishing goods,
Spring ana Summer Hats, such Mems Cassimer and
Legh0Fn, Boys hats Cain, Straw and Leghon, also Y
inel6t ofchdreu fancy hats all Otwhch will be offered
the same low prices Ladies and Gentlemen are par
ticuary invited to come and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, my goods all new and fresh
andhave been bOughteXpressY for this market Country
people viii find it TO their interest to and for
themselves and ret bargains. wv. MARKS,
Texas street between Market and Edward
Shreveport, April III, 1860.
CRANES Ia ETALLiC BURIAL CASIE5TS.
TH1HE undersigned having purchased the exclusive
L right ofscIlng these beautfuan celebrated Burial
Gaskes in Shreveport and GaddO parish, have just
ceiyed and viii keep on hand very large assortment
embracing every size, which viii be sold at very low
priccs-less than the ordinary coffin. Weoder this
ketto the public, feeling confident that it is superior to
amy case in beauty If design elaborate ana
artistic finish, simplicity H lining etc. 1t i highly de
corated has unique silver mountngs, is perfectly air
tight and affords entire view Of the body the top of
the casket being constructed Of the finest French plate
glass renders it the most desirable ever invented
Beautiful metallic caps the glass, and secure the
casefrom damage against external pressure.
All orders promptly attended to. The baskets rea
dv fordchyery or shipment at moments notice.
]. =. Kendall
mi NV Corner 0f Texas and Ac N eil Sts
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THgT-g,,.1s
DALI.EY'S uACTCALp AIN s,ys 1,,'-AN1,
D As universally suppianted o,I OIL. TOR
u 4 ana healing applications ia lorf ~ T. 0intHea
western llemlspheres, wheTeverintro9 Lasiegn A..
ifLslc merit IS the true secret of it, and ts
y cause eaecidsf' y @ ca
BURNS 4 4SCaLDs -'of asea.s
are Instantly relieved ol1 their 49,:
Aanuation, by timely ar- : nIieets 1Is, psn ma
healer and the flesh is re- = aege3 - y y ,is naa7e
blemish or scarremaininp " D! q cAagr5e
THE FRIEND or : THE vr-7.c, '''
Children are frequent slif- s fereIs I,,9I.i'l.
ries, especially from fluid = and car, external f
I therefore every mother sbonld t'eIe %pl0sja,.
preparation constantly al 6 hand TtL, THIS heai
anu quickly removes the = TETTp SS2oPEBRp,@s
prevalent in the nursery 6, Y "iNcwoRg
TO TRAVELLERS BY%SFA AM,
The machinist, the trav- - ler ann 4+AND
yiduaI whose lot in life : throws every other as
chance of accident from 8 esrlosi' lII within
should bear in mind that Z this NJ IRE or coE.
best and only friend Tits : both rsr ~ tractor NJ
and should ever be his q comDapfo,' and cbos
need. There are thousauds% ofliTin,eTl - friend
to its marvellous virtue g-who o, "ileSsesto tes;s
and muscles to its saving : etIicac,. s" sound lr
The following are few ) Of tbaIo,,.
nCii li-E NJ tGI- 9 CAL PAIN yTyp5 es ios
p,',I ~. i'' L "s- well as CURE: "ACI0G
Bruises, pr, generally
Boils pipes,
Broken Breast p;,
Bites of Reptiles RG
Cancer, PaeiIAatsm,
Cracked Lips, 9 s@snes,
Chapped Hands, S6ot ~ " alI Snds
Chilblains, Scrof, y o"los
Cramp, Senr'
Chafes, SILL
( Diseases of the Skin, Scnrf
I Fiifals SeaId Head,
I Tls1uiI, Sprains
/ Eaos, o sIs Small pox
t,lo oIsS, IumOrs
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]. WHITHT Co, fIUIl.-
q and ISL Charities street, New Ohea9'
and by Druggists generally For sale il Shreveport 9
( all the DRUGGISTS fcb22-l!
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Evidence Still AccumnIatini

TE1HE ALUM SAFE has repeated encountered fire in
each case presenting its contents unninIed; again
invite any competition who procure reliable evidence
to the contrary to pabsh promising not to UP-
PUBLIC by subsequently recommending The arti-
test here by the memorable and deplorabc Tchoupou-
las fire unusually severe but that referred to
in the following much more the building burned
having been very spacious, ard seven stories high
FIRE IN FRANKFORT STREET
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CARRIAGES, BUGGTEs, q.

CITE n We have just received a large assortmbnt
83zs- RocKAwAYs, BARouCHEs, BUdGIEs &C. which
offered at n ew Orleans prices
Wehaye on hand complete assortment of Trimmings
Nood-Work, DC, &c, and are fully prepared to manu-
fartnre and rAnnir ererr dasarintin5 Of ra4l.ia4-
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1NTNgIB2S
GAN k9IAN
vERM..I...IUCE
a CEsAlN
REMEDY f WORMS.

- Physicians generally now use Winer's can,e.,
Fetmltuge. This medicine is simple vegetoJleurer
ration, and can always be administered With het.,
safety and confidence as to the result and MN ajg
destroy Worms, and restore the patient to health
Over one thousand certificates have been senttoggi
from planters, merchants and physicians beaFjpg7egf
mony to the efficacy OF this iufuiibe remedy Variant,
IN all cases.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE
We, the undersigned having frequently a5miuj.t4,4
Winners Canadian Eermifuge, and being fully saLsfi
with its efficacy, confidently recommend itas salega
efficient remedy for the expulsion Of Worms from
intestinal canal g. 0. REILLY
Licentate ofthe R. G. Of surgeons in ireland al
q. w. DICKINSON,
Member of the r. c. Of surgeons in London es
~ Physicians, Chemists and Druggists praset
TESTIMONY or NEW ORLEANS DOCTORS AND DauGgfsrg
We, the undersigned, Druggists of the city Of Now
Orleans, have sold in trade WineTs Canadian Veuj
fuge fer over ten years past and since Its introduction
into this section Of the country it has given such g
faction to our customers, THAT feel justified ID Saving
it is one of the best remedies for Worms we Lave a7
knowledge Of HUI Kennedy