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Circular,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AN
Treasury Department,

coS Trsaass 5s s14zEs Or AMERICA,
Richmond, Aug. a. 1851. }
The Congress of the Confederate has authorized the
Secretary of the Treasury to issue bonds
ceedn hundred millions of dollars purpose of fund
ing its treasury notes. and for making exchanges for the pro-
produce manufactured artr and
! the purchase of specie aud military stores
Under the authority previous Secretary appointed
Commissioners resident in different sections
States, solicit in advance from planters
Others subscriptions Of the proceeds the crops
other branches of industry paid bonds of the
Confederate States.
To the patriotic and Jealous efforts Of these Commissioners
less than the lofty patriotism OF the people, Government
is deb ed for aggregate subscription winch reaches already
many millions OF dollars. The neray every OF the
community has been evinced The cotton the rice the tobacco
the sugar pases have WED with each other and in the
first named staple alone, The subc pto of the States
reaches from 0ne-thrd one-haf Of the entire crop.
1t proposed has frequently explained 10 inter
efe with the usual and customary OF planters and
others making sale Of their produce This is e.essary
It only asked that each individual shall advance
propo, Of The which willing subscribe the
ue and place Of delivery the merchant in vho,e
hands il is to be placed for sale and who authorized pay
the proceeds and eceye in exchange Confederate bonds
The bonds carry cent, parable seniannuy
less denomination than dollars e.
cep where the subscription for less amount when limit
is fixed fifty doars. The pay the principal and III
of the bonds is secured wall be perceived BY special
Of Congress.
The agricultural and manufacturing interests, winch
opportunity contributing wants and sustaining
the credit Of the Government in condition
cash subscriptions the loan previously Their sur
plus capital already invested and their command of re-
sources, the of things mainly for IN
Upon such future they are auth rzed
safely draw and the investment proposed from It's
claims the Of patriotism may regarded alto.
gether advantageous and any oher trusac
tons.
The time of sale referred in the caption the lists which
out intended indicate at which the
crop brought Market and will Of be subject
considerations Of mutual interest which would postpone sale
where the property would be sacrificed
Special have been appointed will appointed in
every county district of the South. They will be furnished
With subscription lists and requested bring the subject before
the fe wcitGen in every proper manner by personal ar
peHls pbic addresses through the nstruentaty of the
press The results Of their labor will be communicate from
time time this Department and requested agents
will endorse she lists the Of the postoce county
and State which thy belong.
The sections of the several Acts Of Congress- which relate to
the subject Of the loan, are herewith annexed. i
@. G. MEMMINGER,
Secretary OF the Treasury
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Floating battery.

20. .-" .'' NEW ORLEANS November ID, 1861.
The Floating Battery will be open TO-MOhROW, Sunday,
for the last time to VISITORS collection will be made
benefit of The Free Market suding opportunity pat
rosic Of tesyng their benevolence in favor
400 Committee of Arrangements and Reception.
HON. JOHN t. MONROE.
+. FLAG OFFICER GEO. N, HoLL. Ms, C, s A.
LIEUT. CoWpG. JOHN j. GUTHRIE
MAJ S. s. METLLN1R.
ADJ MAI. LAFoND,
CAPTAIN J. ESCLAPoN
R. BIN SRTEL.
.. L. GAGSET.
=. p o. ALEIX.
... =. F.A. NADER.
LIEUTf L, RUskNFELDi
20. \ sd -. L. J. COIN. "
~ =. E.PRAGET.
~ CAPTAIN JAMES O'HARA,
n LTEUr j. ELLIE.
l.. Fl. Pullman.
>. S.WrIL.
Officers of Pelican Guards Company B. attached 10 the Float
Ing Battery. T"' nl6 1t
h -
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Southern 0jE Company,
NO. 80 NEW LEVEE.
n @ TIC II.
Cheap dry Il GODS
CON FEDER ATE MONEY,

Having removed the stock of Dry os from No. l25 Circus
(Ranpnr street. Nos 2S and $50 Royal street corner Of
Philip street, am enabled TO offer large complete assert.
met OF cheap Cacoes Bleache. Cotons Canton F,annels
Cashmere and Broad CLOTH Coas Mautas and Shsw Blan
kets and Travelling Rugs, French English Merinoes Pop
Inns ana barcSes as well large Silks Hosiery
and HouseiurniShing Goods. Also invoice Carpets and
Hearth Rugs, at very low prices.
THEODORE DANZIGER,
Corner Royal and St. Philip Streets
H@Pares indebted to Julns nanzger will please call and
settle At an early DAY, at the above
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u FLUNkEYIsA.'''--77 copy the following from
/ an exchange n, fsa 5a5i $3.50 s,sssss:'
There il, within the circle Of our acquaintance
ayoung lady Of fine sdacation and elegant accom-
plshments, and worth 8 hundred thousand dollars
in grand cash in her OWN right who has, with her
own hands, within the past two or three weeks,
made up twenty flannel shirts, and knit d dozen
pair of Books for the soldiers, u s,s,t 4, III.
And suppose ahe did Essays the Lagrange GA J
Reporter. She deserves no more credit {uor half
20 inuel) for having made up twenty than the poor
girl who has made her two or three. Such exhi-
bitions Of funkegism aas the above are rather
eonnlen IL these daysof revolution. While we add
mire the patriotism Of the young lady, we despise
The groyelng, hateful flunkeyism 4 OF the writer
OF the above paragraph. n she is 'tworth hun
dred thousand dellars in grand cash 1" she is per.
fecfly able 70 continue her good work, as she has
perhaps nothing else to DO, and has a great deal
more az stake in this war than most girls. She
mas only performed mite y of her duty 81
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Socks for the Soldiers,

Having machine in operation for the purpose Wooden
Cotton Yarn solicited for the purpose of manufacturing socks
for the Soldiers which will be done Charge Any
son who be dpo contribute enterprise will
ease leave their conr buttons al the Office Of A4 gaed
at No. loo Gravisr street
dig 2ptt re 7 IT REIKEsp
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:. LATER FROM CoBUMBUs,-- a rumor on
yesterday that Col. Bowen's Brigade, stationed
near May field, had just had a heavy skirmish in
that vicinity with the enemy, we telegraphed late
last night to Columbus for the particulars, and re-
eeived through friend the following response
&C There has been no fight, as reported. The
enemy lave gone in their holes" 81.
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Notice.


Having disposed of my business to Mr. n L. MoooNKEY
desire to return my sincere thanks my many friends and
cusoers for their liberal patronage bestowed upon me
for the last eighteen years would respectfully rsconmend
and ask for my continuation of the
r 80 - ~ = - ~ JOHN TODD.
FINE FRENCH MILLINERY,
LACEs AND SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
: t. l.. NC ONIxEY Y,
SUCCESSOR To JOHN TODD,
Canal street, .I20
as. .-. ToURo BUILDINGS,
New and Elegant Styles in
FINE VELVET CLoAKs,
SILK BURNoUs,
PALEroTs AND NANTES
cLorH CLoAKs,
MISSES AND c1I1LDREN's cLoAKs,
AND PELlSSES.
VELVET AND STRAW BoNNETs-For Ladies' and Misses
FLOWERS, RIBBONS. PLUMEs, etc
Also
Black and Coored DRESS SILKS, -a'
SHAWI.sAND DRESS GOODS
GLOVES REAL. LACES,
FRENCH EMBRoID ERIEs Etc, Etc
100 CANAL STREET,
MI 2pMolhSsa Touro Blu ldirgs.
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The LADIES' Volunteer Aid Association call attention to tn
following resolution
Resolved fhatno applications will be received from Cerapa
MES that have not been AUTHENTICATED by igadr Genera
t'HeS OF Aaluutt -iener"t HliSHt nyl5 2pf
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Foreign Mail from .tese Orleans,
VIA TAMPICO
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,

Inc undersigned suffering common with others the
hconvehiences Of blockade and ercourse with fogn
countries has, by the advice and approval of j. L. RIddk
postmaster at New Orleans, akeu ali needfa measures In ga
aohsh at his own expense, Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and the Mexican port Tapco to connect with th
egn British Nail Steamers touching that port August.
De MesSrgey anu p NJ Mazard highly recommended bv Ne
oeats merchants have been appointed and duly qualifed
mai carriers by cur Postmaster for this SERVICE The f mai
consisting OF l23 letters left this city The 10th instant in
charge OF Mr. hesssgney The mail will close on the
WIN oil November oxtmo at o'clock P. md " i'll leave
Hew Orleans tue next morning The hid mail will eava Nat.
Orleans on the 10Th Of December subsequently rs soon
proper arrangement, be made the regular ii Of Len
thre will be on the nth and 18th of each mon h. making s
monthly mail.
1arW @ Charges on o@9otoy LETTERS acllliaq Cta}s,s,a
Postage
single Letters, half less duupc and multitude
In prcpOu0ul:
10 lslAne 'i e
10 other West indies. Observation-Disclosures. *
Letters from abroad he received through Tue ANA re,,
me foreign Postage such Letter, tau, he pUa tn Tan
plco and they must be endorsed By the West India Mini vim
iAnplco, care Of Postmaster At Matamoros"
ANTONIO COSTA
-,e" oF'eHhs' Oct 10 Ib6l. No. Ii CastQnho4se ST.
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Card.

The Irregular and unnecessary act of The family Of the late
Mrs s. Ghappel in inserting in notice other d. cease
the graui'oas assertion that she died from of the
east requires of ne LAY aside in this instance that deli
caey Of feeling which would otherwise prevent my
mpustcn upon professional ability, have merely to
that Mrs. Chappe died hernorrhage at the lungs and
rot from cancer of the breast. 81. To- ~ l. s.
..- DR.. REYNOLDS
rll 2p6t M 10 Rnrnnns strsst
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AN AIT AgGs oen and Isz q Notes
forging Certificates Stocks and Bonds.
SECTION L. The Congress OF Confederate States Of
Of lie Predsnt Of the Gusderae stss issue ai1y
M @ nd ag a Of ste mot Of
nE eight per cent PER annHm Until they bee me pa able the
public advertisement in ,hree oTsuapes within Conede-
rae States for six week to be sold for specie military
for e proceeds of sales of produce manufactured
tslss 70 be in SPECIE Or bills Of exchange n sne9
of the Treasury the next ensuing to lie
n S @ a% SS sh sd s G
ssefP 5 e 1 or be s5hssa By
seTbed Provided That nothing herein e9ntaned shall
rece ing foreign bills of exchange ia Of ese oou
9ote ana TO PFoyiae War Tax for their redemption
DO ea Tg Ss CT n9 O. m SFS
he Is hereby authorized from time to time the public
the expiration Of sS months after ratification treaty
The said notes to be of any denomna ion less than
dollar; and TO be ISssuaolo at pleasure IN the
ing the anoHnt issued under former acts shall
in payment OF the war tax hereinafter PROVIDED OF all
ohef abc dne except the expert duty on cotton and shall
sales of produce manufactured articles
SEC Z That for the pnro'e Of funding The sad and
duee and manu'aeur ed arcs for the purchase specie
the President is authoriz, bonds payable not more
hse XXI sss after and bearing rate interest rot
able the Interest be paid semannusy
TO exceed in the Whole one hundred millions of dollars
be remed substitute for thirty millions OF the
hed be issued by The act approved May 6 1851 and this
Is 10 be deemed Of the authority to issue the said
thirty millions The said bonds sha
than hundred dollars in fractional parts
except when the subscription is less than
the said bonds may be issued in of fifty dollars They
may be sold for Specie military naval
proceeds Of oduce and the
manner provided by the aor sub
cptions OF the have been shall be
particular date the Secretary Of the Treasury power
Indicate
SEC T. That for the special purpose of paying principal
and interest Of the public deb and of supporting
ent tax shall be assessed AID levied fifty upon
each hundred dollars in OF the following property, ec
TACT August 1851
September 10, 1861 se23 2otf
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&S~Nofice-l take this method of Offering
ny professional services free Charge 10 me families OF tbo
who are absent from tn" city military duty Residence on
iaepny street between Prrsnia Coliseum streets Fourth
district
hySl 2ptf = yEIsER ~ I,
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STATE OF LouIaItKA,

STATE OF LoJIEEEA,
Parrish OF Orleans, city OF New CrlearEs
BE &! remembered that 18th day Of December, aSG
before the subscriber Justice of
city aforesaid personally Omer Ggard President
and A. Schneider Secretary the Mutual Insurance
Company OF New Orleans, who being duly sworn ding
law do depose and that the accounts are ust and
rue and correct transcript from the Company
o. GAlLLARD, President
A. SCHREIRBR, Secretary
sworn to and subscribed before this day. December 49,
1900 ARTHUR SAUCER
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans.
The Board OF ruseeg have pay per in
erest the outstanding Certificates Of Profits fer ke
1851 1858 and 1852 the second MONDAY In Feb
rusry next.
-TRUsTEEs
Coo W. West, r. ?. HUT,
Ja8. A. Whte, NJ. MussoL,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon,
y. JamBon, Enma AugustiD,
Ar. aienberger, Cessire Olivier
]. Leisy, 4. BONN,
0ner t}sierd
The Company contnueto insure against the pers
and rivers loss damage by a the
premiums.
9s- Office. No. CarondelNtstreet lit If
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81 Del Ia


CoHFEpERATE STATES or AMERICA,
- -. .s. Receivers Office, No 100 Graver street s,
This District embraces all that portion of the Parish of Or
leans that lies above Canal street excepting the right bank of
the Mississippi river and includes Parish of Jefferson
NJ GEORGE W. WARD Receiver,
o25 2rsf No I'M +. ,a,i.r trao+
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sHG9"9aa BsrE.
TO sEWELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF

SUCCESSOR TO SEWELL T. TAYLOR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE LIQUORS, ETC. ..
Nos. III and Is Royal street,
Hasnow nstore large supply of the celebrated CREME DE
BoUAY in quar- pns; also other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK. PAR
hENilE, and other brands Of inferior quality. have
large assortment of the best Old Sherres such as
hAbo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR Observation-Disclosures MADEIRA, of
direct mportston other Madeas lower grade superio
Old London Dry Dock POET and other Ports of less grade
the celebrated sAZARAC BRANDIEs-v Vintage 1885, 1898,
lS02 and 1864 supply always hand All grades Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass ind wood. WIS
kYs-scoch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon Wheat Whs-
kys. SCOTCH ALEan PORTER, pins and quarts COR
DIAs etc. My usual the best WINES which
will be sold any other houseu the city
AARON BIRD,
ais 2ply Nos. Is and Is Royal street.
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AcKNownEDGEp THEIR DEFEAF.-A copy of the
B Chicago Times Of Friday reached Columbus on
Sunday. In tits long account cf the battle Of
Columbus, III which the enemy acknowledges ID
defeat The paper was sent on to Richmond with
other dispatches. 2s Dc e. tgsasat'
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Gen. Grant, in, his late correspondence with
Gen. Polk, characterizes the battle Of Belmont as
4 o .skirmish.n Pretty heavy skirmishipg that,
where oqer. d thousand of his 'Hessians were made
no bite The Dust 1t is as cool as the aauccessful
reconnoias amos l, mentioned ~ tire Nov York
Herald as having occurred at Leesburg. N9 {
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Rs~0. TaAaEnoss uessolnaneg tSsCo.. Imporr-
es Of Foreign Dry tnods Magazine stfeet-Mecnsus
OF the INTERIOR from sdoinE States visiting the city, will
ind at the ahevenated etab hment nos compete
asserments of Foreign Dry imported into th coan-
try sold at prices tower would thought possible ver in
ofuI'tay Rfne". Give lhau a call seq 2rl5teoi
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Gentlemen from East Tennessee report that tie
late incendiary acts Of the Andy johnson conspira
sors ~ DESTROYING the railroad bridges has greatly
Unionists, diagused and startled al he trne essn
OF the traltorons vandals, have renowned The
b Union cause and declared their intention hence.
forth to sustain the Confederate States as the
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sg5s .gppesyE fer Small .gy-,a,s
70
OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

vi HItN0 VI LUUlSIAAA AND ADJOINING STATES
New ORLEANS Aug. II, 1851
Having been appointed by the Secretary Of War an
States deem necessary cxpedent to make known The
ic as generally possible the secure cooperation in
work which needs 10 done quickly Citizens and patrfot
YOUR asks for the many thousands Of TRIED
'"t Ne unused III your houses. Recent experiments have
proven that any one of Gne Doube BArelied Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball is more than match ror m
much talked Of Mimic Muset. The bring them forth ami
pe mem upon the altar OF your Countrys liberty that they
may at once he ensecFated the work of Christian de-
en II o'ee'ioh be made to sending away your guns aud
be urged that you Ma need them home the repy is ~ at
ma ufet way 10 prevent the Necessity using them A, home
is 10 place them in the hands of the many thousands o ~
men who dre no" eIafng with anxious to stand as wall
u hfe between you and the invading foe. answer he
deemed eohcI"Te then the reflection that those high in m
thory, those in whose Judgment we all have confidence p
WHO II Is but GiF to know we'll Necessities b
at home and On our borders have after debcraun in
auguEaed this movement, should sufficient guarantee far
the WISDOM utility and patriotism service Won are caed
on to perform Then you desire short war speedy neaca
ana an acknowledgment of our independence honorable TO our
selves place your the disposal your
As you desire 10 strike terror the hearts those who NOW
plotting snbjusajon and destruction let it be known tbt
the tru6ty Kite and the death dealing Shot Gun which o,
nave heFo so gy priced are to lake part next con
met rendering possible victory complete than was
their defeat and route on the plains of Manassas
My iistrucin contemplate that shall send forth nto ~
more opoS regions assistant agents. charged with the du
Of collacng and forwarding proper points, all the geapops
thus obtained may be well here state any one who
wishes to do though visited by an Agent c.n
greatly facilitate ts work by sending guns he has or can
command to my address, Of Robert Pkin No. a Camp
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting, Receiving Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States au1a ertr
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n ROYAL. sAILmAKER,

Nos. 10 Canal and II Crossman streets,
Sign of the Root Hog Die.
Manufacturer OF all kinds of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS,
TENTS, TARpAULINS Also all kinds of FLAGS ard
BANNERS, suitable for companies other purposes with
Fagssfs suit Fall and Purchase Ropes sngs etc. fitted
and Furnished to order shortest notice. BOCKS OF all
ready strapped likewise all kinds of heavy BLOCKS
SPARS and RIGGING suitable raising machinery or any
other heavy material.
have likewise hand 1ne lot of SPRUCE sPAR which
I offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
All of the above articles found Nos Is Canal
Crossran streets, New Orleans
N. B. Sail and Rigging in all Its branches and country
orders promptly filed the shortest possible notice,
Iy&W
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3 The Federal Golnrnissio ners to Europe. Thurlow
Heed and Archbishop Hug hes. sailed for Europe
ID the steamer Africa On the 6th. Gen. Scott was
Y announced to leave ON the 9th. 5 Y s5st5s
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&T- Messrs. w. &c. Adams w. III. Senple
aud T. n. ganHorn have power attorney as per ac
passed before ". Il. Peters, Esq, Notary Puoltc.
Mat 81. j. o. NIXON
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aasr ierrinE's PasenI champion Fire and
laEus. i6 9rtF
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A LETTER sos Mrs. BLY.There is letter for
Mrs. j. ]. Bly,, st the Picayune office, which she
would be very i. ed 10 vet.
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Hon. w. Porcher Miles has been elected to Con
gress from Charleston, South Carolina.
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X The Galveston News leacns from oil sources that
there is prospect Of abundance Of pork in the in.
terror OF Texas. .sttfs,s .5sss.ys4f 8 ..iisg
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FUaalrugE AT a ucrIog.- ~Messrs. Gardner Smith
Co viii day % O'Clock q Ne ss rAp street boz
tFean Eaeshus rpd Dda good and black walnut
s fHihitnre, ete. stealssftissnaent
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NrGao Boy FOR alaE. Mr.. Walter q. Peters,
No Sc Camp ssfe hire opt negro boy years old
See advertisement
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l22 CANAL STREET, ToURo BUILDINGS.
Has the following Goods hand ch he will sell low
for cash.
1900 yards GOLD AND SILVER FRINGE
500 GOLD AND SILVER BRAID
500 :. GOLD AND SILVER BANDS.
| 80 gross PELICAN BUTToNs--fue
S EAGLE STAFF BUTToNs-large and small
IL EXTRA FINE EAGLE BUTTONS,
IS MISSISSIPPI AND TEXAS BUTTONS
5000 Yards woRsTEp EINDING-all coors.
81 dozen woRsTED AND COTTON UNDER SHIRTS
and DRAWERS.
IS dozen WoRSTED SCARFg-lnrge sizes
| 10 dozen BUCK GAUNTLETs-f article.
SO gross HORN BUTToNs-srnal and large.
IS pounds SILK, for Embroiderng.
IS pounds SEWING SILK
s on dozen SEWING COTTON
300 pounds KNITTING CoTToN-a- numbers.
10 dozen ASSORTED STOCKINGS.
MERCERIE MERCERIE
very large stock of RIBBONS LADIES DRESS TRIM
MINGs, BALLOONS and BUTTONS.
PERCUSSION CAPS:
$1,000 BEST ENGLISH ami FRENCH which will be sold
low, and in quantities to suit the purchaser.
Toys! Toys! Toys! TOYS!
We have hand always the largest stock of TOYS and
GAMES FANCY GOODS, etc., in the Conseleracy
nli 2pNoWe&Sa
Soap! Soap
Superior Bar Soap for sale in quantities by the manu-
factuer.
Fl. T. WELLS,
nlS 2ptf New Levee and St. Joseph street.
Southern OH Company,
NO. 80 NEW LEVEE. u
N O TIC Il.
From and after this date prices deliveries from New
orlea4s and Mobile, will be follows
No Refined Ola ......., 81 ner gaon
No.2 ......... ..........,,,,..... 75c
Iahhefs IN
Axle Grease &C. Der h.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
New Orleau', Nov. s, 1861 President
ms 2ptf
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a. Parish Of Orleans. City o! New C1rIS5an.{
Be It remembered, that this lh day Of October ia
fore tie subscriber Justice of the Peace and for IA.
parish aforesaid personally appeared GanrheAu Prcsap
and Peolet Secretary Of Lousanl State Mutual u.u
ance Company New Orleans Who being duly sworn .eed
ing law epose and that tho above nccounts are ;u
aId rue snd transcript from the books o. sad Cam
pGa5. - - ..
-. z. GAEUCHEAU, President
a. P1COLET. Secretary. NJ
and subscrihod before ne THE lIh Gag Of o
Der, leSl. ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice OF tho Peace tor the Parish OF Orleans
At meeting held the 9Th instant the Board Of Tuataa,
have DECLARED Scnp Dividend If TWENTY FIVE PER
CENT the earned premiuus far the past mon
ending seth September 1861 for WHICH Certificates will bewgu,
and after the 18th Of December Also aEreeaby With
the Charter interest the Eight Per Cent pe ap
NM which will be paid In Cash after the 18Th instan. N
the original subscribers premiums paid and credited Oh e
notes.
r. 8ANuCHEAU, President
AAABEO LANDRY Vice President
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81 Friction matches are now being made in Calves
ton the first probably ever made IN the State.