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] TALK ON CHANGE.

The gatherings on the flags of Garondelet yester-
dayEere few and far betWeen-the same remark
will apply to ether localities, There was some
thing said about some few hundred bales Of cotton
being exported but such expectations are mere
drop under the large crop which has been gath
cred. There was q good deal of talk abent the
movements Of the Yankees on Mississippi Sound.
The following are the names of steam gunboats
built by the Hessiars, and now on the way for
Mobile Bay, Lakes Borgne and Pontchartrail /:
Tahoina, Wissahicker, Seiota, Itasca, Unadilia,
Ottawa, Seneca, Chippewa, Wiona, 0wasco Kama
hua and twelve others. These gunboats are about
800 tons burthen, light draught something like the
late mailboat Florida. They carry one I5O-pounder
and four FOUNDERS, something like che armament
s0f the New London, which has been cutting M
,didoesI on the Sound for d week past.
The usnal hour of sensation dispatches was yes
terday looked for with some interest ii came. bnt
the dispatches were lacking. For two days not a
sensation came ever the wires, and everything
closed yesterdayson the flags remarkably quiet.
True, the stock brokers and jobbers were about,
and KIND OF diamond-cnt- diamond business was
apparent. On the flags Of Canal and Chartres
there was some talk of perpatetic brokers or deal
ers ID ygoods and clothing going here and there
Offering various kinds of merchandise for sale,
without having an established residence; and. Of
course, obgiating the taking ont OF a license BY
to avoid the statutes. The talk is that
TIE jay .hawksrs, they may be called, have been
through the country purchasing up all stocks Of
drysgoods and clothing, and bringing them hither
for sale. fzistss assssN Is 94s$ a ( b
The weather continues unusually mild, and
operates seriously against coal dealers The opin-
lon is that there win be very little coal required
this season The coal SPECTATORS would not profit
much # they depended Oh Is for custom. We
have. not had q fire IN our sanetum for twenty
years The seasonis now so far advanced that the
supply Of coal il ample all the usual purposes
G the Meantime, We learn that The Upper oaachta
Coal Company will have some few boat loads on6
tie market. No satisfactory xplanation has yet
been given Of the great advance in cotton seed OIL
Gotten seed y abundant even u half of the GRIP Of
cotton y stil ang inned. NJ a# 81 N s{3s a.
i There was considerable feeling last evening ON
sxpected Intelligence from Virginia, Missouri,
Florida Carolina and Georgia. y .@asS% "A
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Free Market.

NEW ORLEANS, December 2, 1861. i
The Committee OF the Free Market beg leave to acknowledge
through Joseph Levy, esq, President Joseph Kram
Cashier the amount of four hundred and dollars
hfy cents tS42s being ns proceeds of Hebrew Ball
Also acknowledge receipt Of sixty dollars through Ser
geant Par being net proceeds Ball given at Berwick CITY
by the officers Of companies stationed there. ~ K.
From person. being anoun saved by him during the month
Of November, Ss4 65.
The COMMITTEE return their sincere gratitude such timely
donations. ~ ~ LagEt FL - .
do 2plt THos- MURRAY. President of Free Market,
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A Osaas lsis Gesseu gnsaag luraiHa lesmbsr g. 1861
ID { n. NJ !,

Monday "a Instant O'Clock NJ at the residence NJ
her sonn law, r. R. Randolph, sq Mrs. SARAH H. IA
LETT rec Of The late Gosam Emr Bartlett Georgia. aged
Her friends and those Of her son. Frank Bartlett and her
sonnsw, e. R. Randolph requested attend her funeral
from the resident of tho latter eet between canp
and Magazine streets This Morning. 10 o'clock without fur
ther notice. z& f-5@% ssSItAS& ~ y MI
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IazGrS II eE0CoMB. VA yefy handsome com
Ilsmsnt promising young ofiicer and well,
kaawn ctizens pears In orr nlntans to-day, Id
TIE shape af a card from his felow.soidiers Of the
second conpADy washington Artillery W. snanst
unite wifi ri hoping that tha loss of IBID plb,
lic services VIII be hut Temporary S. III I II,
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A Card.

The Florance Guards acknowledge with thanks the
receipt of complement of under clothing the Ladies' So
cy Of the Confederate Army WIKI handsome gift was much
needed, and is highly appreciated by ALI members
$500 # 5ns. q. RRUMMERsTADF, Captain.
Camp Lewis, Nov. 80 1861. a.4.5Y.r. ds 2p1t .
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Foreign Mkt from yEesv Orleans,
e.. VIA TAMPICo,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.

The undersigned, suffering with Others the
neonvenences of blockade ecourse with foreign
countries has by the advice approval of j. L. Riddel
postmaster at New Orleans taken ali needu measures e
abish at his expense Monthly Mai between New Or
leans ana tne mexican port of Tampco with
regular British Mail Steamers touching that port Auguste
de Megrigney and NJ Mazar highly recommended by New
oeais merchants have been appointed and duly qualified as
mail carriers by Postmaster this service The first mail
consisting Of 1898 letters left this city 10th instant in
charge OF Mr. Mesgrgney The will close on the
9Th Of November, poximo O'Clock NJ and will leave
New Orleans the morning The mail will leave New
Orleans on the 10th of December subsequently, as as
proper be made the regular Of depar
ture will be the 10th and 25h ont making semi
monthly mail.
Tf Of Cha,ye Oagoiay Letters including Confederate
Postage.
Single Letters half an less double multiple rates
in proporton):
10 Mexico. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30
10 isishd OF cuba. 075
10 Europe 100
Letters from abroad ca be received through SAME route
The foreign Postage Letters must be prsnsd n .n
peo and they must be endorsed West India Mail Win
Tampico. care of Postmaster Matamorosm
80. ANTONIO COSTA,
New Orleans Oct L. 1851. No. l6 Customhouse st.
Post-Oaice Notice. .n, e.
The foregoing project Foreign Mail IL fully entitled to
pubic confidence Antonio Costa. Esq, Orleans mer-
chsn OF responsibility aracter He has been resident
OF New Orleans for the last thirty years 81
Letters intended for this Mail may enclosed along with the
money req1ed as tariff above, envelope
dressed Costa's Foreign Mail, of Postmaster, New
leans" -. - - =
The Confederate Postage to this siee prepaid.
-. j. L. RI DDELL, Postmaster
New Orleans. October Is, 1861 ' dig 2ptf
1aaerCtstIssts' Hotel,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AMI, CANAL STREET.
S,zSx-EzSArzs- 81
fhepsasautestA conveniently located Houst in
oley
49,. slFss or soARn:
Fer Week, s..s...s.-,-v.,......sl g6t f'
Per Week ,(eoard onlJl .,,.........,....,.., sea
Par Month. ~ 81
BRET 1t HALLER,
snf 7plr Proprlstors,
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Receivers Notice.

s-A 5&% &a CoNFEpERATE STATES or AMERICA
~ s Receivers Office, No. 100 Grayier street. !
Tins District embraces all that portion of the Parish of
leans that lies above Canal street. excepting the right bank
the Mississippi river and includes the Parish of Jefferson
.l5 z%s5s Va GEORGE W. WARD Receiver, CO..
o3 2ptf .. 49,. - .-., No. 100 Gravier street
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Notice.

The Subscriber will receive the issued by MAGEE
GEORGE No. Magazine street, for Groceries, or redeem
them in notes when presented in sufficient
1ph5s.E W. Q. RAYMOND, -
do 2pTuThsa6Mo2w So "i7 W II Camp street
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To Druggists and Dyers.

Just received and for sale by J FREDRICKsoN, Druggist
of Poydss and Baronne Streets Is bb Spirits of Tur
penne le0 do Nader 200 do Fustc 20)9 do Flax Seed
Cream of Tartar Sweet Spirits of Nre, Glue Sauis Spices
Csrasen, etc. 9plm
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-NuItce.
da apPuThsaaAis

All persons taking notes. can have them redeemed at our
Office, when presented in sufficient amounts. . @
MAGEE GEoRaE,
% 2pPuThsa&Mo2w $50 No. Magazine street.
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II MiLITA8E NoTInEs Quite annmber of import-
ant military notices appaar Id our columns ffis
morning; W which we refer Al interested.
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CAN'T HeI.r.lss.

The undersigned composing the "a Company of the Battalion
Of Washington Artillery adopt this method of expressing their
heartfelt regret necessity which has caused the RESIGNS
ton Of their gallant and much esteemed officer t Lentenan
CUTHBERT h. sL0BoMB, whose urbanty Of msnner, I'M
partially Of conduct and deep interest manifested M heha OF
his and the Of Liberty have for him the highest
admiration and esteem of al In his temporary withdrawal
from the SERVICE peed by of the most urgent nae
he carries with him the best wishes member of the
Company all of whom recipients of many favors
at his hands, which will ever be kindly and gratefully
berea Whilst deporing the loss ey have susaiued by the
withdrawal of their friend and officer for the time they are re-
minded that in the resignation Of Lieut. sloconb thu country
brave and accomplished soldier, and ardent
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Charities Street.

y =
j. WRIGHT Sc CO., ~.
No. 81 Charities street, New Orleans.
s~.-=-"-~ In Quantities to suit purchasers.
ouININE ei4s - 2a@ "a
WINER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE, 5- .--..
JOHN BULLS sARsaPARIL-A,
HosTETTER's BITTERs, "
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
DR.. JAYNE's FAMILY MEDICINES,
80 COD LIVER OILS
DALLEY'sMAGICALP PAIN ExTEAC ToR
osgood's India Che agoge
Rogers Syrup of Iiverwort aud Tar
Brandre,h's Pills,
Perry Davis Pain Filler,
Mofat's Pills, s ....-s
MoHars Pills.
McLanes Vermlfuge and Pills. d. ,...
Hollands German Bitters. -
B. a. Fahnesock's yermifugs, r
~- Winsow's Soothing Syrup, .
Smiths Tonic Syrup for Ghis ETC.. .
-. Vanderveers Medcattd Schnspps 81
Mills Bourbona,
Wilson's Rat aud Roach Destroyer
=, Van zandts Detergent,
Darby's Prophy lactie Fluid.
.- Hautl's Katharion.
n-. GIay's Ointment.
Wrigh,'s ReIuvenaug Elixir,
o.. Seidllz Powders,
. D.. ..-" Hair Dyes,
''r Soaps,
t.- .n
. -=-t Sal. Soda
-E Perfumery,
d. ......a Colognes,
- Wright,s Southern Indian Vegetable Pills
Ali Of which warranted GENUINE and will be furnished
any quantities suit druggists and Dealers the lowest cash
prices, by applying to --.-.. -..s
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
..5.. q Ghartres street,
Do 2n4teod Retween Canal and Cnstomhonss strses
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H. @ N;0tice t& &
TO HOLDERS OF SMALL NOTES

to knowledge that malicious person
ported the Markets In the city yesterday that
refused to redeem notes when presented aud by that
Doubt great deal Of annoyaneeo tho persons
holding the notes. and depending them for their marketing
We would request all persons holding notes and
having doubts them being redeemed them
office between the hours of and o'clock daily for redemp
ton. Eg@,c. .N ~
3 J. & J. c. DAVIDSON,
No. Davidson Row, Carondelet street,
d. 2pst between Poydras and Hevia street.
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FEE M4HKE That shis noble institution still
attracts The eraoWing benesolenceof our people
viii appear rom MUIR card of thanks
this morning sasass ~ 4 81 II la,s4
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Circular.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
4 Treasury Department, @g y
DsnI Al res,

&& sH u7g5s- 1Treasurv Denarmsnt AAA.ht-tf0A '
Congress Of the Confederate States has authorized led the
Secretary of the Treasury toissne an extent not ex
ceedng one hundred millions Of dollars If
treasury notes and for making exchanges pro,
he purchase Of specie and military stores
Under the authority of nrsyors se
Commissioner resident different sections of
States 10 solicit in advance from planters manufacturers and
other @ BE- as o s q boaSs S
9 IT, he pat, sa' and zsaon, efforts
49, tsan g .hs ,oi o. the people the
any millions Of The Sas'a
has haen eyin.sd Tha oa,ts ~ e,as u 'e
the sugar planters have wed with each other and in the
fs named staple alone the subscription Of States
e4enes from 70 one.falt OF the entire crop
with he usual and customary a nng 10 inter ter
others ~ making sle of heir foanca phs s y. ana
It's only asked that each individual shall Indicate advance
s a% q ne same Which he is wiling the
pss m me factor Or merchant in whose
over tina procee5s and recei VA in ps'
The bonds carry cent payable seianuuay and are moi
to be issued Of less denomination than hundred dollars
Wnefe tne for less amount whea the limit
terest Of the bonds 4 scred d VII ~ ha m
a. r. A' VIII 20 special
act Oh congress. 'a 't =- -e9 E7rIE =. t5zE
The agricultural and manufacturing interests 4hit h,.
new the opportunity of contributing wants and sustaining
he credit of the Government in condition to make
~ sne loan previously authorized Their sur.
~ Hna sa :, ng was mainly to be looked for in
safely to draw and the investment PROMISED aside from tn
sshs a. ad .oe may % regarded as alto
tons s!% hs ot3 41@s
The time Of sale referred to the caption of the lists which
are sent cut is intended to indicate the usual data a, , @
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PhRsEvE ANgE EiRE GoMpASY, No. Ia The
animal election for officers of this COMPANY aras
held laas svaning and resulted ii nc choice Of ex
cellent naen, whose names appear i id another
column. The Perseverance boys are q brave and
gallant crowd and never fall 10 make themselves
seen and felt when the occasion requires, Long
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Gas LIGHT COMPANY An election for six Di-
rectora n Aaia Company will take place on Hon
day, 9Th prox. ses natiee. ~
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FLohANcs GuAn Dsss This company acknewl-
edges TIC reeeips Of Under clothing from lie
Ladies' Hoclaty o. The Army. us Ne sec
by the notice q ne Captain d found elsewhere
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AN EFSEcruAn cue,s pok TIlE Exs ACNE Take
small piane IF coft6n battlBg or cotton wool. max
depression n oenter with the shd Of tHe ,qer
and Az With asrnnch ground pepper as NH M
ona ave- cent piece gather II iato BILL and III e
up, dip the ball into sweet oi and insert ii Ill lila
car, cegerins the Lister with cotton WOOL ana nse
handage or CAP ~ retain II I'd its place. Aluost
instant reiisf win W alad tle Nv pca.
ton is 50 gentle that an infant viii NOT III Injured
BY il, but relief as well as adults. Sd
says ala exchange. rs 81 sfs
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Bib arIsau ailu Gfssttnt.
.rrIuI 81 1aIle Il, 81 cIrr oF rEE oaIrAns.


Il H1Frr scflsss = IN aisz 1hisaasareTy
oosnbined ia rasde Rill certainiy be repaid
by The perasas of Ell advertisement 81 to-day an
taer she bsad III 4 istmas and New Years Free
CIT LotSsrvi, Thay sans aee. by gIanclng ii the
irst pIsre It the Signatures appended the respec-
tability * lsns Undertaking guaranteed BY long
lint u AZ iItat names and snslenaen "
ourcitys Nj ss ss ss5ssss.s zSy.s5ss 4ss 3S
Nc celszAsnlate ths ORA inator Of the project on
III happy eslnhinatfon ofs expsdiens upon which
be has ht for splendid SUCCESS ii the object aimed
at-rraisine funds III cus vOlanteers and theirs
families. sss;sSs 3ssa
All lie Shjssts embraced IN INC lottery ars to be
r free glshs ahd from the auspices under which
the aiiaE d ottea up they viii most certainly be
both numerous ami splendid. These ARTICLES are
to 81 arfsng zaar fashion. ii Ire Sc. Louis
Hotel, M helieTe aaa viii constitute ID most at.
tractiven romenads, vt twenty .iys cents person,
from nov ahtH tiaslnal drawing 1T New Tear Y.
This part 81 the sohenies besides Tie twenty I've
cents per bead Will greatly promote the sale Of
tickets at 81 4 piece.
From Christmas eve To New Years eve the
drawing II VI take place every eysning, except
Sunday The ladies at The same time having tables
Of refreshments ana an orchestra adding to HE
festivity VI the occasion. And at The proceeds
are Tor tfs cause 81 banevoish and patriotism.
We cansidvf this i grand scheme for getting
cheap and selsng well -4in fact mo. | piece Of
fna4fsjsTfst HgSsss s4s @ ASI
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The MeIDphia Appeal .of the lst has The follow
ing intsreatins Items which have hot
ret ap1sshxsd ~ pfihts u quiet ii Kansas, With
ne exemption ts asmcnstratio Of The Indians,
who, n abaenge If Che Fedesals, are securing
az ths propsrsy ltlley can gct belonging to onr
enemlea. They are not however, iasing waste
the ocantry. ss EgSss & ssS AZ al ID
Twelsss lfundrea Greek Warriors have rebelled,
and casl for rom tho Federal Govern.
lients xhsy ars closelY watched bg our regiment
I of FsxaIss and one of sha q hefokse regiments
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STATE LOUISIANA;
sI.- Parish OF Orleans city of New Orleans,t
Be remembered that this 18th day of December 1861
before subscriber Justice of the Peace In and for IN
city aforesaid personally appeared omer Gaad President
and A. schrebsr Secretary Of the Czens Mutual Insurance.
Company Of New Orleans who being duly sworn according
deposs say that the above accounts Just and
transcript from the books of said Company
Q. aAILLARD, President.
A. SCHREIBER. Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before this day. December IT,
1860. ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Board resolved to per
on the outstanding Certificates or Pros
1857 1882 and after the second MONDAY IN Eeh
ruarJ next.
--FRUaTEEs-
Geo. ". West 4. P. Hunt.
Jas A. White, III. Musson,
Douglas West, Martin Gordsn, IT,,
p Jamison, Z Eums AuguBtin,
Ar. Mi!tenberger, Ceseire Olivier,
s.LeBy, A. Bohn,
9rner Gailasd
Company contnueto insure against the pers
and rivers and damage hro the
premiums.
ER~ Office No 3 Carondeletstrees. diff
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N9- Messrs. W. II. Adams. w. NJ. Semple
and r D. VanHorn have my full power attorney per act
passed before W. II. Peters, Esq., Notary Public
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E7-N0tfce-I take this method of Offering
professional services CHARGE families those
who absent from the city military duty Residence on
Haony street, between Prytania and Coliseum eets Fourth
District 7Nz ,.--
my31 2ptf z.. .,.. .-s-..s.. $50, p. YEISER, NJ. D.
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& NIcE Thrive See Grstiaa a Co. Il advertisement
Of elaset vines sherry boxes 81 green peas
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WAREHOUSE WANTED The Provost Marshal.
Gen NJ this morning for proposals. Tor
The les:e suitable quarters for prisners ii
Read Inc sdSerjsen1afS On st IS -
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n5-Hcrrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Nos 81 81 Graver New
l>sp 4 9ptf
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YnuNa AlESas EHRrsqa nm ASSOCIATION. -Rarular
monthly meeting md annual election ii, offioera
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Inaportal,t from Mexico.
EEccGsirfos or raE sourilsns cosrrpxR 1ey.s


Through the attention Of our regular correspond.
ent at MataIuoras we have copy Of the Fort
4 Brown Flag Extra q Nov. losh, from which we
take the folio wing q :E S.ssss .li
QuAsI REooGSiTIoN or THE SourHERN GoNFrpHR.
a.a iii II 90 arrlva from Tapco
me nE from the custom house ait Tampico: s{sSg AZ
MARITIME CUsTnaI- House, TAMpIco, 4 MArIrpas
hEroBLIG or MEXICO GRAND TREASURY or THE Ma
TloN.T-kirst Section The chief officer in charge
Of the Department Of Finance communicates t6e
following superior erder to this General Treasury:
In an Official communication dated the 4th inst.
Ess llencys the Minister of Relations and Cow
ss a nlol ms me Of the following: His Excel
the President, ordans that The pessels Of the
SonIederafe States of the South shall be admitted
" me ports OF the Republic subject to the same
and under the same regulations, as
y OF other nations, transmit this to Won
that YOU may circulate Tito the Maritime ana Efny.
yer castcmT Houses for the fulflment Of it's par
,aa hereby communicate il 10 yoa that Ii may be-
IA ~ God and Liberty,
Mexico May III 1851 s JOHN i!ls A,zA M :
From which it will be seen that our yessa,s ara
permitted u enter Mexican ports. in All resneets
IKE Y the vessels Of other nations.n This placea
as as e maritime rights, on the same feotinr with
other powers and to- that extent il a recognition
OF the separate independence Of the Confedaracy
Ihe permission includes, also, we presume. tbe
raght 70 enter Mexican ports with our prizes, ana
dispose Of them according to the usual rules.
mexico has heretofore been considered az leaning
e the North IN this contest, but this proceeding
appears to favor the opposite conclusion.
sssy, 7g -ae-----7---4------- =
4 AEhl.As pESsloNEp. Speaking Of tie here Of
straw berry Plainss who lost one hand ii resisting
( inc woaidsbe bridge.burners. the Knoxville Regis,
ter says: a7asY' - = : y
A resolution was adopted by the Stockholders of
tne East Iennsssee and Virginia Railroad pension
ing keean, the brave defender or the hridn ~
Strawberry Plains, in substance Al tolo@s ss ~
per month for one year from the date OF bis wounds
agd thereafter $l5 per month for the term Of Sis
nfe II he RECEIVERS, and is able to resume bsnnst
a. Waterman Of the bridge he ia to retain ais sitp.
alton, at his former salary, in addition To bis nan
sinB. Thisaction on the part Of the road Il wise
as well az LIBERAL Employees fhas display 1suah
and faithfulness as Keean shoait be Fra.
perry appreciated. We Nil probably have d fijier
,epoft Of the proceedings Of this meetjpg Cor our
lext is5ne.
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haoUNT MORE "a I.onGE, No. 15ss-A regular meet
ing j. announced DOR This evening as7 o'closk.
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PAR1IepbAR ATTENTION is called to the sale Of
dry goods alctoo BY II NJ Van solieen 4 CO. 10 take
place TN inoran & st TIE store corner Of Ply
tania aud Eutatps Streets This as opportunity for the
isaies to sbtaia bargains: See he advertise nsent q
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Y
Parish OF Orleans. City of New Orleans.
Be IT remembered that this llth day of October 1861 be-
fore the subscriber Justice of the Peace tie
parish aforesaid personally appeared E. Ganuchenu President
and Peoet Secretary Of the Lousans State Mutual ngur
Company Of New Orleans who being duly
Ing law depose and that the above Just
and us and Transcript from said Com
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Comp FsEr.l + You hare cold feet, immense chem
morning and eyening n cola water, rub them with
rongh towelss ran about pour room until thev
are warin; r. enc laonsh yon win DO entirely ID.
liesed AH TIA eppef and mustard publications.
are lIke raxa % the ionach relieve YOU tesday.
but leaTely oal colder tomorrow. il n aif8
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GIRL w ANTED.-An advertiser wants eook,
washer sad irousr SEQ Tie 10 that effect
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South Western
e x X r. II = . O. MP A N Y

EXPRESS FOR FOREIGN MAIL MATTER" CON
Meeting AT. TAMPTCO, MEXICO, WITH TIE
BRITISH STEAMER. .a.-