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Bv the of these Pills the periodic att hcka ol
NSr9elts Sick Headache may be prevented and II
taken 81 the commencement Of sn attack i'm mediate
eltef from pain and sickness will be obtaine q.
Ihey seldom fail in removing the Ndusal Uls dedd-
stobs to which Females are subject.
They act gently upon the boWelsi-fennoVlnt Cosi-
iDclsss
For Literary Men, S,Udsnts Delicate FemalS :, and
u PERSONS OF seiefa7J habi1 they are valuak le
y alafiUs IMPROVING the appetite, giving "a and
or 20 the digestiVe orgRns and restoring Il nat
iral elasticity and stranrth Of the whole syst
The CEPHALIC PII.l,S are the result Of Il ing in
Va i7ation and cnrsillv conducted expert ments,
IA wing been in use many years during Whid time
The have urevsn fed and reIieved vast ana unit OF
paiJa and Gu5erinq rom Headache, whether rigna
tnF IN the nsTvoGi system or from deranBsi state
fhey sre entirely veqstabIs in their comps sitIon
and NAV b taker Al All tmea with perfect safety
JVitouf .aifur snV chanrs Of dice and the rlbsence
~ ~ lIssrses Ia iagte rsnsrS n ,aT 10 . iminis
teT them to child Fen.
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youngstown % Cleveland.
ClL.EVELAND. OOLUMBUs {

CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1851. WISTER ARRAHGEMENr. 1861.
On and after Monday, November 18th, Is6O, Passen-
ger prains viii leave Cleveland Is follows:
800 A. n. n. Y. a Cinclnnau EXpres5-stOpping At
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
.. Salem, Shelby, and ali Stations south OF
Shelby, reaching Columbus at l:4O P. n,
Cincinnati at zoo P. NJ.
5:20 p. \. Night EXprsss-6topping at all stations
north Of Gallon Gilead, Cardington, ASH
ley, Delaware and Lewis Center, and all
other stations, to leave passengers only
Reaching Columbus At 1870 A. n, and Gin
cinnati at T:80 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Sh abby, sanduslcy Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon Newark lanssv1lle,
Orhstlins, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayae & chicago Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos,
Lima, Fort Wayne lapOFte, Chicago, &C,
west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Has
sillOn &C. fH
GalIn and Bellefontaine Railroad Line for Marion,
Beliefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinapolis, rerre Hautei Finosnnss, EVan5-
--r1 vile, LouisEille, Cairo, ST Louis Sc.
De aware, with Sprin gieId, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
90 -rl burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami 3 Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, Tor Aenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
1853 Terrs Haute, St. Louis, Morrow, LoVeland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Lpuis-
viue, Evansville; Cairo, St. Louis and all
.. pOlnis on the Onio river
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zane8-
"a VILE, Wheeling, &C, Columbus, PiQna and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, SC.
~ For Tickets 20 ali points and Information ap-
ply st the Union Ticket Office, 81 Superior street. or
at the Passen ger Station.
- 4. 5. FLINT, superintsndsnt
llaEalana. NoEamh.r q. lsen-
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J Bsiore +. ESg iennueller,
J. p. Of Lisy land Twp
CuyahoFa Co Uhio.
TON THE 25TH
. D. Isl, sad Just &c issued
for the sum Of tWen ty-siN
bic costs OF suit, tea dollars.
GEO. h.. ING GERSOLL,
Plsintids Attorney.
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q. Cleveland, plaInrlH,
vs..
Halsey Francis, deft.
A TTACHMEN
"a day Of January, A
Al Ordsr Of attachment
l6-l0o dollars and proba
mr .o-s,,
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COMMISSIONER'S

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lyI SALE.-PuTsuant 20 the command of deere
tal 0fder Of sale issued By the Court Of Common
Pleas OF CuYahOgs County, Ohto at the suit % Ed
ward Wade against Phiipp Eckhardt, 70 me direct
ed shall expose at the door Of the Court House, in
the CITY Of cieFelaud IN said county, the I'd day
OF March, ls6l, O'Clock 2. ID. the following de-
scribed premises, to III; Situate IN Brook1 town
ship, GugRhoaa nouutY, Ohio, and known as subdi
vision OF lot number two hundred an thirty t230 in
Hiram stones addition % Cleveland, composed Of a
part q original lots hos; % and 6es in Brooklyn
township Appraised at $50. -
b. r. BeaVi8, GEO H.MfMAN,
Plths Atty. Master Comm r.
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An Of the GreEenberg Medicines are fol
sale by
OHURUHILL 3 BBoTHER, Druggists,
BIO s. W. cor Ontario 81. Z Public Square
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FROnT NEW Y0RK

NEw YoRE, Feb. I6.
There is good authority for saying that Mr..
Lincoln viii stop st the AstOr House when
in this city.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ron,

aufhorized and adopted by the Medical f1epl-
81 Of France and aupplied 70 tie trenci Navy lhla
MedIcina ag tbe biace OF God LiFer or extracts
sarEau1rills Todina and Mercury a b Es1oI
Cd and used In the hospitals el Iinee ~ F
AlbuB, G1ut, Rhaumafig1li aeteas pdins -ne ". -
fsctiOns OF the skin. Tbs ROB is eapecle5 i 81 ~
MARI Secondary and Tertiary. Lraetlqq. .s7 aAL ~
tihestes accom- panT eech bottle. Price y ~ 49,,
FiIfa. Ne. I'D Superior 81 he tral8 ~ ~.
dressing DR.. Giraudeau de So. GerTasi y iAls
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aR gssz Ats9sasS oal'-l q lssIs sll Isis Rli5.2n
U. S. MARSHAL 5 SALE

Theodore P, shsldon andl IT . r,,.-,,. So,
Horace Mower, SSsSso4Slr - Ss,S- ~ Ti,st ~, ,.t'
James Purdy. olOhlo.
QY VIRTUE OF A % PEU. FL. FA.,
I'D issued from said Court in the above entitled
gases g ne directed viii offer for sale at the south
door Of the Post ceI la the city Of Cleveland eOun
y Of Uuyahoga; and State Of Ohio. On Monday, the
lsfh day Or March, A. D. 1851; at the hour of O'Clock
taie n James Purdys allotnentto 70 the city Of eTe
and being part q lot No g n the township Of
gnio, Tiz-Lots Nos ls, 4, l5 10. y, ls ls, ~ n p
3 =, % 2 "a IS ~ 30 43, A. IS, a. A. a. 4g bO 81
Y, s. D. 55, s., 81, ls So CO. o. 81 IS D. 65 S. III 81
81 o. ~ ~ q y q IS % q e. 7s 60, ~ p s. s4 y
10, rs, o6, ~, l0, l09, llU, H. 12 IE l4 Ilt II6
ID ls is ~ ~, z, = -, 20 ~, II ~ lzss
l43, IA, and l4h. 80
Ofthe above Lots, a were appraised at SIS each;
81 lots at 81 oaeh 3 lots az 50 each; z lots st SIS
each; lot e. so lot At S6s lot a. $50; llts at
SO each. Total, Ils lots
aa n JOHNSON,
Q. s, Marshal, Eorthern District Of Ohio.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN I
~ That, pursuant to the condition Of bsriain
Ortgase given TO Charles Bacon By Charles u Har
Vey tOR the lsIh day Of January, ls59 aud ~ ord.
in the collectors ofce for the District Of QIyahO-
to the highest bidder, ct tbs dOer or the United
states Collectors ONCE, in the city Of Cleveland, pa
tu6 county Of DuyahOga, and state Of Ohio, on the
18th day Of March, a d. ls6l, AZ ten o'cloc in the
forenoon, three-fourths Of the schooner &. O. Rob
erts rs abe lies in the hnrboF Of Ashtat ula in
said Staue with fhres-iourth8 OF all her tackle ap
parel furniture Gnd other appurtenances, to satisfy
the amouut due said CHARLES Bacon on said mort
RaRe. CHARLES BAGDh,
Feb 6.525. By bis Attorney, h. P. SPALDING.
Cleveland, Fsb 5, fagi ..-E
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M ASTkR COMMISSIONERS
IN1 SALE.-PuTzuant 10 the command Of d n or
der Of sale issued from the Cour Of Common Pleas
for Guy ah0ga e0lngy ohio. IN action pending in
said Court WheTsin Almet Reed is plalntiE and
Isaac I. Hewitt, Ann T. He Witr- j. P Robson ths
Stark Sank, Eber B. Ward ana Stephen himent,
survivors Of Samuel Ward deceased, and Geo Fge ".
Girty are delendants shall expose for saleitt pub
lie auction, At the door Of tbs Court Hou-s IN SAID
county on the Ethday Of March, lS5 az two . CLOCK
P. NJ the lands and tenemehts described blows
to Wit NM
situate in the City Of CieYeland, il the late OF
Oh o. and Whioh is also in the County Of Guy hhOga.
and is known - part and parcel ofths MerWni Prop
ertF and as sub lois numbers 80 IS 43, a. 43 90, 81,
a. 4s and 80 in HeWTtts subdivisiOn plot oil which
is nav on record in the R~corders 0fiee b sad
County, to which reference is here made bctil same
more or less, but subject 70 all legal highway B.
SAID seyerse lots apprsised fellows, 10 wit.
Lot 10. 81, at....-SlsOO Lot No. Is, at..... Ssl5
Lot 90 39, at.... l50 Lot =" AZ, at--.L. ltg
Lot I" g, at---.- a35 Lot q" A., at...L- 360
Lot % A, 49,. BIS Lot ". a9, at--.%. $50
Lot s., st-.... 5o5 Lot /" 50, at-..-- S35
JOSEPH s. GRAG6ls,
A. 7 glade Master COmmissi Duer.
Pitfs Atty. febi2.3R5
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MASTER COMMTsSIONHRIS

WH 40 y n w " sN4lOolOA ID, N ,
lv1 sALE.-PursuAnt to the command OF a 81 Plu
order Of sale issued G1m tn Court Of Common Pleas
Tor Cuyahoga county Ohiosi pom the5th DAY % Feb
ruary, is6l In an action therein pendiug, wherein
ELra CnappHl y plalnliIif and Henry L. Will maB,
susan W hitman, John T. Newton, "a. Y. Keith, John
Coon, and the Michigan Insurance Company. ire de-
t0ndantss shall on the 3ih day OF March Isl D., at
two ocock p. IA at the door ot the Court HOu Sc IN
said county, expose for sale at public auctiUd the
loll0Min8 aedcriDsd lands and tenement5 TO "
'Sttuate In the township of Brooklyn, being num-
Der seven % n the thirteenth range Of townships in
the Connsctlcut Western Reserve, IA the s hts 0i
Ohio and which is also in the county Of Cuyskhoga
and is known By being city lots Nos two h tudi ed
and hFe (l05) two hundred and six (2l6l foul' hun
dred and sixty (f60), seVenryhFe (7bJ, and rteuty
seven I'd, in Barber Lords subdivision in Ohio
City, now Cleveland, be the same more lesH, but
subject to all legal biRhWays"
Said Several uFBmifes are anuraf1e1 f.,fInufs.
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8nildeta.

BROOKS S. Q. q e. W.. BUILD
4h8; Also tla1nilelqrers q Doors, Blinds,
S, BrGcEetg and an Elndl OF err11-Tt 1rf-T7 --1a
Gothic work. Particul4r etu liiol raI1 % Fitfi1T
q 8tQll- saetqlI On lig1Isn 1tll,l, aaar Ce1fFe
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Rsbiato OI tba HIarktls.
CRESCENT orFIcE, No.a7G GAAP S4REzr, /
Tuesday Morning, November 10, 1861.

CogTos. We did not hear Of d sale to- day.
TcsAcco.. Nothing reported.
StsAR-.. The receipts are liberal and the mar.
kets very dull at declining prices. About 500
hhd4ssold at DC. for Inferior, s@z5 for Com
NOR 10 Good Common, 3@4 for Fair to Fully Fair,
snd 5a @6A for Clarified Yellow.
IioA. ssEsss With liberal receipts the demand
has been more freely met at a decline in prices.
About $500 bbls. sold at I2a0l3 and lao, for in
feribr and Fermenting and i5@l7s for Prime to
Chqice, A small let Of Choice commanding lsc.
u gallon; also $50 half bhls. at l85@2oc. W gallon
forP Prime to Choice.
toRS 200 sacks White, in bad order sold at
no. AGO in Inferior order, at 81 Is and 200 Prime
\ White at 81 20 D hushel
bars . .ss sacks sold, from the landing ,at ST. 40
q bushel. s
BYE 70 sacks sold at So u busllel.
NisEAr- sI25 sacks Red sold at 81 80, 95 sacks,
4 kHhcks u be retarned) at So 10 b bushel.
Ag. BRAN: /. $50 sacks sold at "a is % 100 lbs.
LARp Prime in tierces and in kegs is retailing
at2s@a9c. % ID.
WnrsKY... Rectided is retailing slowlyat 81 5s
gallon. NJ
posK Mess Is retailing slowly at s45 % Dbl
BEEF Mess Is retailing at ss2 ID bbl.
BACON z Bacon Hams are retailing at 22e,, ana
Sugar Cured at asD25c. d ID. ss,s. Il. .55s4
SALT $4,000 sacks liverpool sold, to 60 IL
Alabama, ct $9@ss so % sack. The latter pric,
aEas since been refused for more
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assistance over ordinary seasons from cur monied
institutions.
The New Orleans Savings Institution has de-
clared dividend for the last six months OF get,
or at the rate Of Q ssct. Considering the country
il involved III war this can be considered very
gratifying return to depositors This institution is
making headway gradually and surely. From the
large returns for labor in this community, the
nromptness with which operatives. clerks, and all
dependent on salaries paid it is somewhat sur
prising that habits Of saving and economy are not
more regarded than they are. The dividend now
declared is the thirteenth alyeary 1t is not out
Of place for us to remark that the institution is
managed by Board of Trustees selected from our
most wealthy and influential citizens; that they
are not in the usual phrase of the day, borrowers
that they are prohibited by the act,of incorpora-
ton from borrowing dollar contingent fund
has been established, which is yearly augmenting,
to provide against depreciation in securities, which
NAV form part of the assets of the banks. 1t is
undoubtedly true that during the last twenty years
labor and mechanical arts have been better COM
pensated in this city than in any otaer place on the
face Of the globe; that payments have been made
in gold and silver, and that the amount taken by
cosmopolitan laborers and steamboatmen to NORTH
era and Western States can be counted up 20 NM
lions Of dollars. From the high rates paiu tor
labor and to operatives in general there ougnt 10
be on deposit in the New Orleans Savings lnstltu
ton OF Savings Bank, at this time three mlillohs
or more of dollars is hoped in another year we
may have a change TO record, that IS, a deposit
line commensurate with some of the savings banks
in Northern States. -,.
There was nothing done in exchange to-day, IN
lass the sales of few thousand dollars on Rich
1nond and North Carolina can be comprised within
the scope of exchange dealings. Good bills on
these points are taken at from 2@5 Get discount,
and checks range at par q"
There was some bantering going on in stocks,
but heard Of no treaties up to the close of bus
mess. Holders are advancing their figures from
day to day. There are some few transactions in
bonds but not sufficient to warrant regular quota
3tions rr# -Im
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CANTON, November 10, ls6l.--s bales hay to
Warren h Crawtcrd-S do N 0verton &eo-- do
Watts, 'Pleasants &co-4Total % bales hay. < )
i M. O., OPELoUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, November H. ls6l.-44 bbis
molasses R Hare &co-7l95 bbls 40 half bbls molas-
ses Darby i Tfemeulet-- IlS do 20 hhds sugar to
Foley, Avery &coz-5O bbls molasses to Tosolar 4
Haydel-- rs do IL hhds sugar to West Renshaw Il
Cafnmaek-- 20 bbls SO Inf bbls molasses to Gifens
Smedes Geo 20 hhds sugar II bbls molosses to
Laforest & Desmares-42 do l6 hhds sugar Payne,
Huntington Geo. &c do % bhls molssses Bellocq,
Noblem &co-66 do Is hllds sugar to Lobit q ChaIs
painter 50 bbls molasses w q LeVerich & q
dozGrieff, Byrnes &co- 46 do G Sabatier-,2 do do
Hayes Il Sanders 40 do J W Burbridge &co-l9
scks potatoes to Free Market 40 calves "a hogs
81 sheep Pascal & Rey- 1870 beeves I'D White Seo
-46 do C Wilkins &co-sundries to order.
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLToN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Per steamer Fly Lewis-lo bbls tur-
pentine Huntington Bro--l5 ties rice May d
bales domestics Turcotte, Blancand Eco. SIS scks
coffee to order l52 bbls lime NJ Smith &co-26
ties rice Grief Byrnes eco bxs mdse and sun
dries to order. -r SIS.
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pkIOEB
s8sD 0rIeans stlpnes g|arhet.
CREsoEsl orTIet. Ko. 10 camp u

CREsCEsT OFFICE, no. 10 Camp street,
Monday Evening" Nov. rs. 1861. 1
The financial market was overshadowed to-day
by the political intelligence received last evening
of the arrest Of the Confederate Commissioners,
hfessgs sideli and Mason, on the high seas by the
Hessians, True, the Boards of Directors Of the
banks discounting assembled as usual. and went
through the usual formalities, granting renewals
on maturing paper but doing nothing beyond only
I n extremely limited sums. The steady receipts
and sales Of sugar and molasses are greatly re-
Iieyfng the necessities Of those connected with that
branch Of trade. The constant inquiry for molas-
ses would seem to warrant the belief that the re-
turns for this article viii greatly exceed any former
year The largest returns for olasses were in 1858,
when they reached 81 6oo, 600, the prices ruling in
February, March and April of that year at from
20 to 80 cents per gallon The general impression
that the great sugar interest will pass the crisis
unscathed, and Of course viii require very little
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n. al. LAcKsoN AND GRRAT NORTHERN.

n. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, November Is, 1sG1.--S6 bales hay to
Moore & Summers 81 do I II & j NJ Allen &co--
Is Samuel Barret-lS Stewart & James-l0J Watt
&co-9 Ably u Catching Gitien, Snedes &co--7
winston Morrison &co--7 Mcfarland j. Barksdaie
Is Dryer s HcWard-Total lS9 bales hay.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, 4
City Hail. November Il 1861. ,
, Common Council of the City of New Orleans.
mo. $780,
Resoue That the Comptroller the Treasurer for
the payment of The following bills, to-wit;
i, PicayuGe. publishing notices payers, $50,
2 Water W rks, for repairs three hyirnnts, S55 a5
Chas Loeter, repairs Parish Prison, S5l %
4. Poer Fnnchear, for City Hail. Police Jail and
Street Commissioners office slS6 95.
3, j. B. Avequin BIZ medicines for Police JAIL Insane
Asylum and Parish Prison. 1925 Is.
g. Weekly Mror years subscription, Board Of Assistant
Aldermen, So. .t
l. E. r. arker serb bill of cost in sundry civil suits
per vouchers, S6T9 81.
8. J. f. Ieger & Co., for hay for pounds, 50 80.
[Sgnedj '| JAMES BEGGS,
President tell. Board of Assistant Aldermen
Sigued S. P. DELABARRE,
President pro tenn. Boardof Aldermen.
Approved November Il, 1861.
nl8 St Tssnedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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Beoped That the Adjudication by The Comptroller Of
tract agreenby resolution No $751; for Attending and keep
ing in repair The bridge Magnolia street tor years
John Labordeseeurtg Philip DrumNor Ae of S29OO
be and the is hereby rejected by hu Common
Council Of the city OF New Orleans.
Resrs2 Hte, That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
horsd repair and put tha Magnolia street brdg in good
order and condition ta not exceeding two thousand
I've lludred dollars.
b.. [Sgnedl ~ JAMES BEGGs,
g. President pro tepl. Board assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl s. P. pELABARRG,~ 81.
President pro tenn. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved November Il 1861.
ni3 81 Isignedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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10 Bakers.

- re- MAYORAI.TY OF NEW ORLEANS
CRY HALL Nov. 70, 1861,
ED~ To Bakers -- The price OF SuperfIne
Flour being his day eleven dollars Sl 0Oper barrel ba
kers are required give dnring the ensuing week,
mencing on MONDAY, lah inst as follows, viz; Second
quality, or No. 2;
For!y.six onnees of bread for 30 cents
% Twenty three ounces OF bread for 10 cents
Twelve OUNCES Of bread for cents
The loayes OF the third quality No must weigh
eighth more that is TO say
. The 20 cent loaves, dfty-two ounces;
The 10 cent loayes, tweny.Six ounces
The cent louNes. thirteen ounces,
81 JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor
N b. Bread of the First Quality, Fancy Bread must be
made -four and The iuaSes shall exceed in weight
pound shal be made baked and stamped required
by Ordnance Pc. 5TS9. NIL If
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS }
City Hall. Nov. IA, 1861. :
Common Council of the city Of New Orleans. }
.a- mo. 57S3.l
Reso'red That the several existing between the
City OF Now Orleans and the late Philip Wman for lighting
the oil lamps of the First Second and Third Districts and the
contract existing between the city Samuel Hayes fof
lighting the oil Lamp Of the Fourth District be and the
hereby annuled accordance with The prayer Of the pc
titiouers.
tSigned] JAMES BEGGS,
Efr Presldent pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Signed s. P. DELABARRE,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
Approved November "a, 1861.
mis- St fSgnedI JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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ReGieed That the Of bundled and dfy dollars
STbe and the hereby appropriated Ray repairs
done the the building situated t&e OF st.
Charles and feya stree used aory by the UonInen-
tai Guards Company 3, the being city property.
[Slgnedl JAMES BEGGS
President tenn. Board OF Assistant Aldermen
tSignedl s. P. DRLABARRE,
President 4ro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
ia 6 sisnsdl - JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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Ilmins gatsilige11fs.

: -.-,"771 Sfen lsaEsOs&ISsn 10 NJ \
Grand Duke, Apologize, FIN Memphis.
Laurel Hill Heno. I'm Fort Adams.
Sallie Robinson, Fulton, I'm Fort Adams.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonyille.
Music, Dalferes, fin Denaldsonville.
Empire Parish, Grant. I'm Fort Jackson.
HyLewis, Winters, FIN Mobile
Lake End jeff & Car. R. K. .-..,
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Imports.

4 lCOAST-Per schr Mary Ann W nan Dds lho-
lasses to Montgomery White.
. roasT-per schr Eiodie- 10 hhds sugar Fl
Kernien
CoAsT-Per sloop Bolona- 20 hhds sugar 90
bbls So hf bbls nlolasses Rotehford, Brown Eco
COA5T-Per sloop Tonnerre- A bbls molasses
7 Iabatut, '.f --. .
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L.layc1 SATURDAY, sd iF-t at r. NJ
Rrgnar SIT rr1ns Weekly Packet
RED RIVER PACKET COMPANY
Rs% s-For S!Htv. mort piTerf-Ihc new, light dnugh
kssasta p~eseggI paeset Era No. Z, Ben. =. konns
1SssSSJs9tsg VIII leave above for Shreveport
iTF4Ii liNFUu Fupr firard ECnp. AlCtNuira Norman
Barbn', and all Intermediate landings Red river For
freight passage apply Oh bmuG ~
YIRGINIUS C. DFNTHET4
nl3 AdvrrirM Agent
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Resou That the Comptroller be aud he hereby authorized
sell the lowest bidder after Ave days notice in the official
journal contract year for furnishing the city pitch
pine fire wood for the of the draining machines
with specifications file in The Surveyors Office said
be subject the approval rejection by the Common
Council.
GSignedl j. MAGTONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signed] S. P. DELABAR RE,
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
Approved November 16, 1861.
mis- St Signedl JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor