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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

FAMILIAR FAcrs.--Among lie prisoners Of
war captured at the battle CT Manassa, and
brought here, are some who have been recog-
nized by our citizens as man who have hereto.
fore lived and found employment in our midst.
The Yankee proclivitics Of these men would
not allow them TO retain any kind feelings for
us, and, returning to the North, theyjoined the
Lincoinitc arm TO march into Virginia, de-
terInined to repay cur hospitalities by murder
and rapine. We have heard also that among
the dead found on Inc field Of battle were some
who had but recently left Richmond 10 join
the North.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

MAJOR WnEAr, who distinguished himsel
in the late Mexican war, and who won ircst
lawrels in Nicaragua, and under Garibaldi, ir
the struggle for Italian Independence, was dan
g~erously wounded in the great fight on Sun
day, the 2lst of July, at Manassa. The bal
entered the left side and passed through his
body. Notwithstanding the severity Of the
wound, the Major is slowly bpt surely rccoy
ering. I. may crafty his friends to know
this, as well as the fac. that the ball was re
ceived whilst leading aud cheering on his mcr
in the opening charge.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY % SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY F0K SALE.
Z OFFER u desirable Plantation, in the heart OF the
i. cotton region, for sale on easy terms, containing nine
hundred and sixty acres, five hundred and City acres In a
high state OF cultivation, with all necessary improvements,
excellent spring and well water; couvenlen: to the Mo.
bile and Glrard Rail Road. Tie place III level and for
health and production Is unsurpassed. Situated III Pike
county, Alabama.
| will sell with the place, II desired, all the stock iEclu.
ding twelve foe mules, corn, fodder aud plantation iInple-
ueuts.
To planters 10 the older States desiring to engage IN the
production Of cotton, this Is 4 favorable opportunity.
For further particulars call on the premises or address
c. ". JONES,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02

SALT.--One must be OF some account now
to be "worth his salt" as with 4 very dim!n.
ished supply in our market, prices have rapidly
advanced, as 1t is now selling for from IL 10 :
per sack.
As the season is approaching when there
will be an active demand for it from our far.
mers, it behooycs us tn turn our attention to
the means by which that demand can DC sup.
piled. At the Salt Works, in the Southwestern
portion Of the Stale, almost any quantity, "e
understand, can be raised and though we are
not advised of the cost Of transportation, we
should judge that it could be brought here at a
price much cheaper than Liverpool salt is Tow
selling for.
During the last war with England a good
deal OF salt was made on our Southern sea
course, ty cooperating sea water. We hope
to see such manufactures again established
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-02
CDN RfiUEKATE STATES or AMERICA;
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

NTLNNW-V, JUNE sUVH, IJU!.
DROrO5AIS will be received, in conformity with the
i act Of Congress, for the purchase Of tn lI06ds O.! the
Confederate stats, thear!1g annual iu;rrtSt A. 5 per cent,
payable sen;-Hnnually. J with the proCceds Of sales OF raw
produce or manufactured articles.
iii. proposals aha'l W.ciy the quantity TO lie delivered,
the time iiIi place OF delivery, aud In. Factor or Ware
huus-,nnn IN whom the delivery Il 20 be made. The pro-
cerl, %; sale. tGsy be paid III Bills Of EHchauge, or other
funds, rIrrd a. their current value, In coin % in Trras-
cry notes, ~ par.
The proposals will be addressed TO the Secretary Of the
Treasury, a, IachmoIml, either -lnsly or In lists. embracing
s."rral names.
(Iignrd.) L. u. MEMMlNHEEi
June yS--cGw Secretary Of the Treasury.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
ssssEss 1855 asss

I0AsSENGERS LEAVING RlCiiNOND or PETERSBURG
L. In the Afternoon will not make u continuous cnnLc:-
ton South OF Wilmington. In consequence o!
the present temporary arrangement Of $ h-Guie from
Richmond South, by this Train. Passengers will lay over H.
Wilmington from I A. 81. until I p. 81.
BY leaving Richmond or Petersburg In the morning,
there vii! be a continuous connection all the way through
!. l.. FREMOST
IL Aim FuD,r ami Sp,'y
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FOR SiLE.

FOR SALE.
N HAVE \ very large stock u OLD Wu1SKEY,
w made from rye and rye malt, 70. sale at our old
stand, 18th street, near Cary.
Mag 2.-Gsc3E = sTEaRNs 4 co
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MEDICAL CARD,

DIR. ~ y. II. GARNETT,
ID ATlEG removed his residence from Washington, D. c.,
- TO Richmond, will hereafter pursue the practice Of bis
profession In this city and Its vicinity.
oFficE-Main Street, over L. II. Taylors-neTt door s.,
Meade q Bakers Drug store.
Nav 2J-6m.
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TlJEEIN,S
PifOSpH0R-PERUTEAE GUANG. .


7 An now ready TO supply orders for my fertilizers As
l. fast as they come ir. All may rely upon getting, With
out delay, an article not Inferior 10 any l have made; differ
.nt, In TIE phosphate ingredients, from anything else In
market; and better, because Il contains more pure BoSg
puuspuATA o. LIsZ than aEy other Manipulated GuHhu.
The results o. applying ny preparations TO wheat The
pas! season have been ~ favorable rs could be expected
naaer liz combined disasters Of Joint worm, fy, rust, and,
uost Of ,l, .hr drought, which prevented the present IA
Iorable action OF the p~hcsIhates &c Il very great eIteGt 1t
he time TIE wheat aGs granting. But the raua, Of the tes.i.
nony l. hat II was eTuaIC! superior 10 Peruvian Gtano Cd
Shea.; whilst for lands that need pEosphates-a5 nearly all
and dot has proved It's superiority, under fair seasons for
producing II good stand CT Clover. Il strive that occasion
Al failures aa"e seen reported; but they were such as every
aanipIittcr h!lra or: Sometimes due to the fact that the
and lid net need rhosplaes, but moat generally % .hr
rurs; season iur both wheat aad clover ! hare ever kl0pn.
The h.st evidence OF TIE r2lae OF my manures Is 10 be
emit in the FAC; hat | have orders for more than four
lines ~ much as had ri the same period last year.
Persons Who are Induced 10 try my guano, fToa their
jwn experience, or the representations II Others, sTe pnr-
;icu!aTiy requested 20 order liniin'S gIalo, and 10 see that
hey get it, r. here ATE 90 nany manipulated articles In the
market.
II can BIZ had Of myself or the commission merchants
Generally in itic!Irnend, c. Of my agents, Messra. T!I0Ats
BRANCH 4 SONS, Petersburg 81. ll0Lll.,S Il CO., Lynch.
burg, IiESii SCOTT, Fredericksburg; MASON, MARTIN q
CO, sco;tsv;lls; JOH%STuI, CLhRSEd Co, paoyille.
Sept i-c.f FNASK, g, RCFFIS.
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SW EI%f SPRINGS, MONROE CO., VA,
'iils delightful summer resort IL now open for, ,
= The reception Of visitors. Every attention &1A b
VII! he gi"cn, AS usual, TO the pleasure aud COM I!h;5Ml [
or, o. guests during thcir scjourn here. Large suppilcs
Of Ice have beru provided.
TEEMs.-S" 80 per day.
Sli per Week.
$50 per month,
WAte servants, t~o.thisas. Children and cnlorcd Ser.
wants haii price. JAS. u. Mcclellan.
July 2-dIrr.
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SCHOOL,

Richmond, July, lS6l.
Papers in Confederate Stal.s are earnestly requested to
ccsv. IJuly 1,-df..
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~SHECIiL NOTICE.-TEN DOLLARS a
49, year saved Il; the least calculation, by using one
of Grahaia's SMALL STENCILS FOR MARKING CLOTH
ING. They cost but sErxSTY.FIvE cEsrs. Sent by mall on
receipt of 50 In postage stamps or otherwise.
Also. every kiad OF PLAIN n FANCY BRANDS for
Flour, Tobacco, Liquors, Machinery, &c, made to order
and satisfaction guaranteed.
A.. T.. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Next door 70 the Columbian Hotel,
c. III Gl,nrGo. Gin EirLnhoT m
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
GENERAL S0PEE;STsSpKST'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, July 3lst, lsGl.
Notice {. T.rsous. Sending Packages IL Sod irrSd. Nd
adsxn, S%a.nton, Sc, SC.
TIME practice of sending large PACKAGE by "a
4 the mail Truins Is becoming loo bu-dcnsome 9SE@S
10 the train, besides causing delay, that, GudsS0
II necessary 70 caution persons 10 coniDe themselves 10 ye'
~ small packages, or they will run the risk Of thei' hclrg
left, besides subject to express cha rges.
II. D. WIlITC0MB,
Aug o-tlm, General superintendent
Observation-Disclosures and gentlemen wishing
engagements for the Fall Season will please address
WALTER KEEDLE, Manager, pox 15i,
July 26-do0ts Nashville, Tenn.
SEGhR.-5O hhds. =. O. Sugar on soIslsn neil; ind
y for sale by
July EDMUND, DAVENPORT : CO.
II ERVSINE OiL.-Bsst quality KEROSENE OIL
EN lust received by JAMES T. DUVAL,
July l6 Corner Main and l0th Streets.
DHALON,S MAGIC NATlk-DI E.-Thr best
now in use. For sale By
". PETERSON { CO., Druggists,
IuIro 1& Main st.
nRLEANS AND PORTO RICO mOLAS-
~ SES, ORLEANS, GOLDEN AND NAVY SYRUP-For
sale by
June3 JOHN N. GuRpoS q SUN
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flIiIE subscriber Ti,h.s 10 sell four hundred acres oil
Land, containing his Saw-Mili tract about one hundred
and twenty acres cleared, and The balance heavily timber
I'D, lying Immediately upon The leedy Creek read IL lailes
west OF Abingdon.
Also, one other iIac,, containing Two hundred acres, adj
ioiniay the lands OF Richard SucSolls ard the land here
tofoir gold by ma 10 Henry c. Gibbons. The said two hun.
bred acres trac. has upon i:a No. !, house Two stories high,
Win four roou,s; never failing water within Az yards Of the
house. About ii acres are cleared and IL good cultivation.
Also, enc hundred acres, lying on the south side Of Reedy
Creek road, adjoining the lands OF Tll0S. Moore and 9th
ers, about IS acres Of which are cleared new gruund-ihr
Grst year; also a good well OF water, at the depth Ct 80
tret-usvrr failing all walled. There Is a good house up
on this tract.
TERsls-one third caoh the balance in six and nine
months, Roud with approved security will be required,
and The tile Will he retained until the last payment Is
made.
Possession vii! be given 10 seed by the first Of septen,
the brst, the strongest, The most portable, The most com.
Portable and the ,slea pet now In use.
porsong desiring further Information can address The
subscrib-r AT Buffalo Pond, Washington county. or the
Editors Of the Democrat, Abingdon, Va.
I,,. -syfD A r BRADLEY
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BUTTEK.-There is now quite m active de,
mand for butter, both for our own consump-
ton and for shipment TO the various markets
south of us. IL our farmers will be q little
particular and put up their butter neatly in
small packages weighing from t~hirty-tivc to
fifty pounds it will, if really good, readily COM
mand from 90 TO % cts. per pound, and a large
quantity can be sold. \ great deal Of the
butter usually sent to market is put up very
carelessly in barrels or boxes or large kegs,
and, Of course, is not desirable. As the supply
which the South has heretofore obtained from
the North, will, in 4 great measure be drawn
from uS, our farmers, with proper energy, may
find the production OF it profitable.
In this connection, we ask attention TO the
card OF Mr.. Sampson Jones, in another column.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
CONFEDERATE SITES OF AMERICA
TREASURY GGPh RTMEST,

~---
CONFEDERATE SITES OF AMERICA
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
l:IcH.oSn, June %, 1861.
q !; are 'ordt;:t- with the sct nf Au:us. 10Th, IsI2..
pom, n sa. 10. Furnishing this pepartrnrr, WI Scale
TioSEEY. will hr Etcrivet urHl the sd oay Of n STA
,i"; a., "a. vii deliver he :o!lou.n: hr..s:ys erIas upo:
ui.r.i 10 nc. company ,heir proposals With g. .ani are re
IT, , - - ,h. ;, 7e: ,rrlnirn sam
L1WY, rs BRIEF;
LETTER, ruled;
CONNER 'c!AL NOTE;
OFFICIAL EfTELOpESr
ahr arFrs, rAPER.
Contracts Tor SUPP p7s The sa,hs' will be let M, = a.,
lowest bidders. e. l. MSMMISGER. "e
June Zo- ncclc:' ~ OF the Treasury.
4 VERDE G UaNo.
FslHE undersigned ODER Or sac loo tons CAY VERDE
Il GCASo, and annex :3po':s I an analysis made by
''KGpoRT :-The sample. 4f Chg M ~.
ss, was found 10 contain: "'
Inorganic Matter. eco v.,
Yielding Of sand ana J:e.oiuble SuI.,on Q, oa"i
p]hcsphorie Acid com fi,si W. Lime and O@
MaRnrsla.....'.. ..o4sa
g os sSaIM. ~ M" nradnc;, :. mn, ........ ll.79
Waller ~ Moisture. ..-...... o,--
<6z.
9Th. pbos,ho Il, Acid II, lvuvv
Lime and h2::t ,sia, 10 eW :al 10 :4.i.s nr ~ - WI
Phosphate OF J! Iur. pcs =" VI Dohe
We have. v nh the above Gu .no, ~ per Ct q, q .h y; ,
rernsiln " an". AMI hetcs DESTROYS Of Introducing II |
among the r ITUc!s, nHrr Il FOR saLr In small lots -, st4n -
ton. Wu npryT ~ f+e per
~, 18th Street, near Cary.
JGs.f l5TEs,
MILITARY AND OTHER GOODS
THOMAS r. PRICE < CO.,
/ } AVE Just opened
- Few Grey Cloths.
I" Cassin .res.
Blue Tvrens.
" Linsey..
/ .aIi Cashmere TO. Shirts. shifting P7ia.s, &c, &c. for Sol.
dirr.. y"
Also, en- hand a large stock Irish Linens. Linen Dr,.,
fo%ellints, Checked Linens, Calicoes, Bl-srhri Cotron,
End si..elidgs, brown Drills, Co.orrri Lawns, Bsrrg.s and
other Dress Goods. N
They intend to sell their stock bought befor. The W,r
began, n about old rates, but upon such good, Az ,b.v
they have to pay q heavy additional price.
July - + Il PRICE NJ
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JAIES iiIvEll .sTAYE, NEGItOES,

JIlsES RIVER ESTATE, NEGROES,
STOCK, &C, &C, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
= OFFER for sale The Valuable Estate, in the county o.
a buckingham, knoTa by the name Of Montevideo, (for.
;ns,ly the rrsid-ucc Of Jutsc C4bell,J also the Negroes,
Stock, &c, Of every description. The Estate contains ?2p
ceres, OIL which 2i acres are James river fairgrounds OF
the best quality. Large crops Of Corr, Wheat and Tobacco
are annually made upon tiis Estate. IT has al the neCcs.
gary improvements. The negro quarters are all new, with
brick c'iIaules and plank floors. The tobacco houses are
built OF Chestnut logs and covered With chestnut shingles
It hus III Orchard containing upwards or 9lDU trees of III.
most choirr fruit, applrs, pears, peaches, CHERRIES, &C. Ills
wellwatrred and healthy, and has a magnificent view Of
James river, mountain scenery, &c. This Estate Is On the
3uuth-sidc OF James river, having covered bridge across
the river 10 The James river ami kanawha canal, about a
quarter Of a mile from the estate. A~baTgaln faay be had
by application to me ut Richmond. NJ cvarseer will Ghou
the estate 10 any one Wishing 20 purchase,
CHA3. Y. MoRRISS,
1870, Main street, R~ichn;oEi, Va.
Also, For Eale, o001 acres Of heavily t!mhered land In
the SAME county.
This land Ii IN It's virgin growth, and lies aorir 2L to S
miles from the James river and Raa2Iha canal, 10 miles
from Richmond, and 80 miles from Lynchburg.
Persons wishing to 80 Into the !urnb-r business generally,
or To ge: rail road ties, siares or boop.pol.a viii do veil 10
e1arine!t.
Ny only reason for wishing to sell the above estate, lie,
that other engagements will not ALLOW me time To attend TO
Il. Parties may, therefore, rely on getting 3nc propertVfo for
q low price, us l am determined TO sell.
Any ofthe above lands will be divided 10 suit purchaSerE.
Ihave also for sale iir farming lands near The city II
Richmond.
june 2s-tf cHas. {. M0RRIss.
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But he would have discovered Il cord Of
sympathy for the distressed vibrating from one
end Of the Southern Confederacy to the other.
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FOIs THE

FOl6 IHE SOLDIER.
>. W. RANDOLPH, BooKsELLEx.
No. l2l MAIN STREET.
TIA for sale
- Cap, Letter and Note Paper, Z, 20 cent. per ou.r.,-
Also, a better quality, al Is cts.
Note Paper, With the Flag, at 80 cents per ou!re.
Letter and Note Envelopes, at 10 upd IS cts. per bund,.
Also, with the Flag, IS cts.
Poke, lnsstands, with Pens and Handle, a, % and 50
cents.
plain Portfolios for paper-No,e Size, CSC; Letter, SO.
Cap, I0c.
r roekes SLAP Msp Of Of y yIIrsInla' ! - =: by mall .!so
not colo,ed, SO; by mall, IS 10. Same, colorsI and or
canvas, 10. Same, on rollers, IS.
Science OF WSr-i5 cents.
Cavalry OUTPOST Duty-5N cta.
Volunteers Manual-sl.H.
Volunteers Hard -Book-5O cts.
!iardee's Tactics-st.25-or hy mail, 3l.4o.
Nahan's Out Post Duty-4l,
~ Many good readable Books are offered 70 the Sol.
uess without price. JulY u
fsNO THE MILIrARY.-I am suppIyios iare.
a numbers OF the Combined, Folding Hinge Csu:p Bel.
stead which hns given universal satisfaction TO NJ! who
have purchased them.
l notify those who have copied any Of the mechanical!
conbina,ion5, Tor which l have applied for n patent, l shall
USE Ill legal means 10 protec: ny claim sgains, all and eve.
~ encroachment.
l have Nude / decided Improvement In Painters Army
camp Cot, and have also another Camp Bed which Is cqusi
Or superior 10 any except the Folding Iipce Bed now ia
use. nave also u variety OF catnp stools and chests
ihose interested are respectfully Invited to call and exam.
iue for themselves. r. c. HOWE
Governor and 18th Streets,
July Is Opposite Capitol Square.
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CITY and STATE NEWS,

SYMPATHY FOR TIE Stck.-ft is related of
Schiller that he gave his wearing apparel, and
Of DR.. Goldsmith that he gave his bed clothes
to the poor who solicited their aid. Our ladies
are not only rivaling, but surprising the poets
in their generosity towards the sick and wound.
ed soldiers who arc amongst US. Every lady
in the city is searching the wardrobes Of their
husbands, sons and brothers, and whenever
they find q good supply off goes a part of their
shirts, drawers and socks to the hospital. Half
Of the beds are being robbed of blankets and
sheets to supply the sick. While We arc doing
all in our power, VIC learn from our exchanges
that in every Southern city meetings have been
held and resolutions offered to send to Virginia
both money and provisions to aid tho sick and
wounded soldiers now here. Many articles
have already been received, and soon we ex.
pect to get from our sister cities rs much mo.
ney and clothing as will be wanted. If the
great moral poet of England had lived in this
agc, he would never have written
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-06

200 shares of 500 each. $4,000 90
Making total capital of twenty thousand dollnrst DO
divided into shares Of hundred dollars each
which amount paid mp fn i is distinctly under
stood agreed that Stakeholder shall be held liable
snobe faults of the Company
further sum than of his stock shall he be sub
ect to any further shall any nforality In organizing
any other circumstance have the effect Of the sec
holder TO any liability Of his stock shall
any nfoaity delay in the organization of the Company
the charter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-06

Cotton Presses.
ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Robin streets.
FACTORS,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas aud Henderson Streets
FRERETs,
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin sreeta
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets.
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets,
New Levee and Lonisastrees
ORLEANS,
Corner Levee and Roffgnac streets.
PLANTERS,
szyMANsKTs,
Corner Levee and Clouet Streets Third District
SHIPPERS,
Corner Henderson and New Levee streets.
UNION,
WOODS,
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
TEXAS,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Orange streets.
CRESCENT PRESS,
New Levee street.
TYLER PRESS,
Front Iyevee street.
| LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Levee street. between ST. Ferdinand and Montegu'
Streets Third District.
| Levee street, opposite Post 1873, Third District.
| INDEPENDENT,
| New T.evee and Rofignac streets.
| COTTON PRESS
NEW Levee street, between Montegut and ClouetStree
Third District.
| PELICAN PRESS,
| Corner of St. Mnrys and Tehoupitoulas streets
| Fourth District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-06

BBAzOs8 SANTIAGO AND INDIANoLA- Per
steamship Arizona-a73 hides 6 bdls skins Preau y
Couturie- ia cases mdse Tinchant y BFos--6 bales
mdse Marks &co 5 pigs copper Avendano Bros
IS bags pecans Ingram 4 Keith 50 bbis pecans
j a Sehnrman- turtles to Wakefield y Wilbur.
IACHICOLA- Per steamship Florida
bxs tobacco Rogers & Woodall-46 bales cotton IA
bbIs 1ndse Mitchell II bales cotton u Met
calf &ee--5 Farley, Jurey &co-76 do bale hides
Wood & Low-Total la bales cotton.
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ARTICLE EKIII.
The names and RESPECTIVE Of the parties to this

Thus passed the city Of New Orleans aforesaid
day month and year first above wr ten in presen OF
Marcel r. Antoine Conand witnesses oil lawful
expressly required and doieilated ia this city, who hereun
The original signed j. B. SLAWsON and others.
NJ T. DUCROS,
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public,
Icertify the foregoing copy ofthe original
tapt in my Current Register.
New Orleans, 18th june, 1850 $780, - nu
The undersigned Recorder Mortgages and for the Parish
of Orleans cerhes that the foregoing Charter has been TIL
day recorded IN Society Book No. 4. folio Ala
New Orleans 18th June, 1855
ie2n ltaV5t CHAS. DARCANTEtl, DeputY keeorneE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-06

STRANGERS, GUIDE.

STKA IN t1EksS GUIDE,
BANKS.
Bank Of hosRfs1"ns, southeast corner 81 oohs ana
Ag 3 II s apavs President.
s,,Tnsta NTNIiripuI Cashier
Felix Giriua.. Notary.
Grsrins DAYS Saturdays and Wednesdays
Discount Mondays and ThursdNyS
4 Seyai strtets
NJ Inneyre President.
g. K r Roudesn.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cashier
l. G. Goiischalk. Notary;
Discount Days wednesday, Saturdays
Branch OF Lo"Ashana s'aSe SANK NO. Ii o"'nP
stfSSi-, , President
r i Pafrey ,...s......,. ...,........ Cashier.
+. G. aottscnaf Notary.
S H.nn6t I nsSys Tuesdays and Fridays
-, r,.,,Ir corner of Camp and Graver Streets
SaE5aa 5 6athfiSS,a ' ~ President
Aired II Ternion .....,................. Cashier.
oBs1 Theo sTs tuesdays and Friday.
Discount Days Wednesdays and satnrdAys
Cftizens' Bank, corner of Royal and customhOuss
D Degegre .rFsSaqn'
,s,linl Mondays and Tharadays
Discount Tuesdays and IF Fridays
a sasss. an" ATh"'A"' NA' Nv .'l o'''
GustaTs Graza. Sotarx
9Tsring qs re ednesfsys md u SATURDAYS,
T T.sse".. Rsn,lt No lss Canal Street
aiitsa Fraret. cashier
n q Stnrk Notary.
DFsrnss Mondays and Thursday
Discount Days. Tuesdays ana FRIDAY
nvss, inf New Orleans corner OF Union and st. Charles
streets. .,,..
Frank Wilnfis ffes'uenS'
NJ Belly .Gashef.
W. II.
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discount baSs'.'' 80 'e"''"' ~ '''
g. E1v MIR No Charles
FraiPriph ROdeWnld President
Thomas Layton .................... 80. Cashier.
Discount Days. Tuesdays and saturdays
Offering Days 'houuhS anu fTiuS 8
Efrescaut CTtv Bank Southwest corner of Canal RnC
rsf"nleie Streets
j. 7. L1houSse PRESIDENT.
jules Cassard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sashler
U9 MtsaS s3Heets f' f
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W. IL e'eis'. - - .
Bank Oh AKnefAcsss corner Vl 81 1'eF Glu Sia 9Ne
Streets
Adj Forter................ ............. Cashier.
Ed. Barnett. Notary.
wsx. teryears Savings institutions Canal stree,
Georgn (irre Duncan Treasurels