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Free Market.

.,ut.uysq NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10, L i. .
The Committee, after their abors Of the day in supplying
los ames nave to acknowledge receipt in kind sugar.
peas oasses, potatoes, etc., from Messs E. P Rev. p
White. and ohu Brother per steamer Milton Relf
The Committee have expire their gratitude to those
noble contributors to this institution the owners captain and
officers of the steamer Milton Re for their kindness and
membranes. n ~ LII. -
Ihe donation per Milton Re the largest received any
time from any point and all from Parish St. Landry was
timely and apropos they articles required for the
market. -1tr .G.l .r4r NV ID
Such generosity has made the the Committee of
Joy for God in his providence providng The poor hath
hope.n as .8 @g+-. 4 s. lY - ,...,. "A = .%f No.
oil 2plt zaTHos. MURRAY, President of Free Market
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Receivers Notice.


~ !. % CosFEDERArE STATES OF AMERICA
- El. e- Receivers Office, No. 100 Gravier street (
This District embraces all that portion of the Parish of Or
leans mat lies above Canal street. excepting the right
the Mississippi river and includes the Parish of Jefferson
gil,ng7 ssef AZ g- GEORGE ". WARD, Receiver, o..
o25 2pf ~. RI. No. Ioo t,rav;sr s+roat
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Military Esssaso9.ssssss.
B. IF E H T,
1sa CANAL STREET, TouRo BUILDINGS

"a CANAL STREET, ToURo BUILDINGS.
10000 q. D. Ct N GAPS.
10000 f. LAND Err. GUN CAPS. .r
1000 lbs. ASSORTED SHOE TWINE. . -.....
100 GROSS PLAYING CARDS. ~ - e" = i ct
GOLD AND SILVER FRINGE.
p GOLD AND SILVER PANTALooN BANDS.
GOLD AND SILVER BRAIDsAND GALLONS.
Sc GOLD PLATED STAFF BUTTONS.
. T75 GOLD MILITARY BUTTONS.
3 FLAGS-Silk, Worsted and Cotton.
UNIFoBM BINDINGS. 4 502g'E r-.f l-' 81.
MILITARY DRAWERS AND SHIRTS. a.
, Is DoZ. DRINKING FLASKs. a. .N. a.
t so DOE SOLDIERS STOCKINGS.
60PAIRs BLANKETS. ~ ST..
$50 DOE. FANCY PIPES. . 5t s
DRUMS AND FIFEs -r ~ .' .".." ..t
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS. ..
TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
2 FINE FANCY PAPER MACHIE GOODS.
\, LADIES' DRESS DRIMMINGs. Etc. -n@ .... ~
Cheap for Cash! Cheap for CashH
d. 2pMoTh&Satf ..,., .. .0a... 8 ~ .r..-.
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=, We learn that at sun down last evening. besides
ING sixteen vessels in Tybee roads, there were ten
Others anchored outside. va.
SsVefai tederais were seen walking on the beach
suppose they have again occupied the island.
lSsvannah Republican, 9TH
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Notice.

me Subscriber will receive the currency issued by MAGEE
SdkoRGE No. Magazine street, for Gfoceries or redeem
them in Confederate notes when presented in sufficient aouns
+ ". G. RAYMOND,
Il % %pEnI hsa&Mo2w -F ~ IL Camp street,
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Notice.

All persons taking notes. them redeemed at on
Office when presented in sufficient amounts aa 5. l. .
(. Z la s+T 49,. MAGEE 4 GEORGE, ri
as 2pfulhSa&Mo2w .-4agF5. a No. Magazine street.
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0sE MoEg REGI,sEar WASTED. BY d notice ii
another column, Governor Moore asks for Regi.
nient of Infantry to serve during the war. We
direct attention to the subject. & . y Z. 3s!s
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saUTHWEsTERs BIsLE SecIETY, "A meeting Of
.sis society e announced to take place on next
Saturday at the Bible House. on Camp street. We
direct the attention Of members and others inter.
ested " Mr ]. A. MaSbin's notice, which appears
in another column.
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FLAa PaEsEsrk rloN We understand that Com
papg 3, Orleans Cadets , are 10 be presented with
iag by some Young ladies of tie First District
this morning. The company IL ordered out for,
dress parade this afternoon, at Al O'clock, and ii
is doubtless fer this purpose. We aireotthe atten.
tionof members Of the company to Capt. Planch-
ardasorder, which appears ID another column 3
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Only for the Cough.

How often has happened that have accosted person.
and inqung after their health have received the following
answer" Oh, I should be very WE'LL ONLY FOR THE
COUGH P' Now, Just think Of this for smomentl Cough
that may shortly end in Pulmonary Consumption and the
death of the patient Save yourselves then Apply
Davis Syrup OF wild Cherry and Tar.
And you arc saved Your life DO saked upon that Cough
DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
This will at once your life. Delay In little time
1t may be be too late YOU may possibly say. Oh I'll
day or two 1t away" Alas you may be late.
Take 1t at once One OF is worth pound of
cure Take Davis Syrup Wild Cherry and Tar and you will
be WELL .E.s .s Hpt,s. .... g. H.-' .... ,trGa
For SALE wholesale and retail, by t -..-. .y..
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
No. Fl Chartres street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets,
d9 2p3teod&1tW New Orleans.
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GARD THE CeaairrGE on FREE AfAREEr.
refer our readers to- d card from this committee,
which will be found ID another column.
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vALuABlE Real ESTATE At AuoTIoa BIZ rHR
snzfaFx attention called TIC saIs ID b nade
tis Nay the City Heiei Common street. Of Lot Of
gound with shs and thereon
Pfytaas ssree between Rso che First District For
particulars and terms no advertisement.
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TIE Confederate States
COTTON TIE AND WOOD HooPs.
r. NJ. DAVIS. Patentee,
HOLLY SPRINGS MISS

Ihis is the most secure fastening made the construction
bringing into action of the powerful principles known
In mechanics so that the stronger the tension the stronger the
clasp abont the hoop the most secure therefore the
and 10 simple that child may make II.
The test in szymansks press this city llh Instant
OF bale OF cotton bound in white oak hoop,the
seen at Messrs. Nixon Co., As Union stree-denonstra
lhat cotton bound IN this bears the compression perfectly
with
1t can be furnished cheaper than any other and brings into
use hoops-whch may be made by plantation hardof white
OAK hickory and other suitable wood to be found
IN the Confederate States thus saving large yearly per
centage. -
DectionsHoops for bales should be one inch wide
by three xtsenths thick enlarged a The ends to quarter
inch thick. i, q
For the tie and other particulars address '-" -. .H
mt5 THEODORE DUvAL,
h-f <pim- r.... Agent, IS Union street.
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MILITARY NOTICES. We direct The attention Of
members q military companies to the notices
which appear In another column this morning.
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70 ALL GOOD CITIZENS.

y y, 70 ALL GOOD CITIZENS. -
-....s. E,.s.. o.. IS. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 49, 1861.
As this Committee has received with deep regret positive
proof that mposions have been upon the public gen
ero by obtaining relief net entitled tn the
same they hereby appeal all citizens who may come
to the knowledge Of such fraud to inform
bers of the Committee in person. or leave such information
with as little delay as possible at their Office Secrearys Room
OF Board Of Assistant Aldermen The following are the names
of the Committee s..,- -. - -
~. GERARD sT1TH, Beard of Aldermen.
.R ~ .. s. P.DELABARRE, :.
Is + i. E. FoRsTALL, ~
Y L-. 49, j. H. HUOKINS .1 NJ
4 a.. 80. JAS, BEGGs Board of Asst Aldermen
+ ElI W. F. HoDGKtSs, =.
Il 4- J. B. LEEFE,
K JAMES DAVIS, :. .
.7a' -s.as = - d. r. aus. JAMES BEGGS 1T
AUS zptf, .s.rel5 Chairman Of the Committee.
u ha~ Dr. Rozeman having retarned to the
city, will resume Office formerly at his Private
Hospital. 90 Baronne street. We all 2p6t
ns-Costa's Foreign Mail In consequence
Of four successive failures of the Richmond mail the closing
costas mail postponed WEDNESDAY the 18th instant
o. o'clock r. ID. " ~ '.@fr'F'F'
do 2p2t ,' ~ T. L. RIDDFTI. p NJ VI
&S-Herrfng's Patent champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 "a street. New Or.
leans. > t-i4 +st ~ d. antf
R9- Messrs. w. ii. Adams. w. Nj. Seuple
and T. D. vsnHo have my full of attorney as per aot
passed before W. H. Peters, Esq., Notary Public s.
MIA ~ n NryaN
- .... -------~s~S a-----1- " Mann
80 Notiee-I take this method Of ofsertns,
my professional services free of charge the families of tbo
who ebsent from the city military duty Residence ON
Hsrcny street. between Prytsnia coliseum Fourth
District. g. 5,s4 ss4 -. =
: ~ z..1 - ?. YEIsER N.
Paper. Paper. PaDe,..
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s4ar0sa Rird,

s4ar0n Rfsd, "A
soookssoR TO sEWELL T. TAyLoR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.,
Nos. 10 and Is Royal street.
Hasnow nsofsa large supply celebrated Dr
houAY cHAhPAaNE, In pints also, other brsnds
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsEIcK. PAR
AENTIER, aud other brands OF inferior quality bav.
large assortment Of the best Old shsrres such as AMoNT
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF aoRDon ma
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-lsss- seUTHsrDE MADEIRA, NJ
arect importaoh other Aadeiras Of grade sp,so
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Ports of lsus
The celebrated sAzARAC BRANDIEs-vintsge 179s l7os
lSoz and lsos-alsrGo supply always hand All
cLARET and WHITE WINES, In glass and wood wBIs.
RYs-seoch and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat b,
kys. SCOTCH ALEsnd PORTER, In pnts andouarts COZ
DiALs, ETC. Ayasna assortment the hes. WINES vbib
will sold on as tbs c
AARON BIRD,
Ai' @oiy r..r..... Foe Is and Is Royal street.
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b Roots, Shoes end RgOgasss.
At WHOLESALE. -..
PLANTATIONS supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS Euss,s
wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and Gaupssshy
HATS, at the lowest narkstpress, by
b. .,.- ,a ~. FROST + CO., Il
. Ne. 10 Magaznestreet, New orlsana
Hats, Caps. etc.. at Wholesale.
general SILK and
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, Attn lowest market prices, by ~
=. +.- t+,- FROST Il CO.,
tyl3 1D&W No. IN Magazine street, Neworleana
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ssf0ctassses.y f0s. .Nasatssuctsxy.s,aa
+ u r p o ES .....

large stock of Steam Engines Stationary and Portable
from TO oo horse power with the latest saving improve
ments. Hs 'a- T""F t~ tT79 = Tf''|
Boilers OF several varieties Wrought Iron Pipe Punps and
general assortment of articles required by manufacturers
Also oo feet N seasoned flooring, 600 feet inch
seasoned boards For sale by w. g..
,-..5r-=1 -rsH . q FREDERIC COOK, .55 90
46 st. Charles street, New Orleans.
Address Box 1869. Post.oaice nas 2nIm
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q. o.. South Western .
H x z r. SS COME

Il x r r. Il = 3 @ o M p A N Y (.
EXPRESS FOR FOREIGN MAIL NATTER CON
MEETING AT TAMPICo, MEXICO, WITH THE
Il BRITISH STEAMERS, b. .rI--
This Company has completed its for the prompt
and rapid transmission of MAIL MATTER to
All Parts of the Worldy
The second Special Messenger will New Orleans on
THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at 7 O'Clock A. NJ
istters will DO received up the hour Of starting
The Third Messenger will leave Wednesday January lst
1862.
should the Messenger meet with any difficulty owing to the
present political troubles in Mexico prudent he will
go to Havana by sea. 5G ~ ~ -.@ -aqH
Tariff of Charges ON Outward Letters.
s dncudng Confederate Postage from this city,
Single Letters half ounce. to Mexico 81 %
3 "'''-- - 10 oaos .t.......s............5 90
! .af $50. @5-r sn- 70 Europe rs
I - to United States. ........... Is
Letters half will be charged in proportion
Open letters for the United States be received and exam
med by committee appointed by the Governor of Louisiana
approvsd by said committee they will be sent forward If
not approved they will be returned -....t. r - 81.
Letters from abroad be received through this
they must be directed TO the of the South Ex
press Company Havana and the postage to that place be
prepaid The charges Havana may be collected
at destination.
Letters for this Express forwarded from any mart of
by the Southern Express Company charges to
destination being prepaid. e. EF'af'' .5 : =.
Letters by mail DO enclosed with the amount reauirsd az
the above tariff of the South Com
pany, New Orleans
For further information apply to Agents of the Southern
Express Company, in any part Of the Confectionery.
-&% j. J. McKEEVER, President,
ay zplt 96 Camp street, New Orleans La
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Post-OMce Notice,

The foregoing project Foreign Mall Ia fnIIy en,,,ad IN
pubic coincidence Antonio Costa, ESQ., New Orleans rner
chant OF responsibility and He has been rds,
Of New Orleans for the last thirty years
Letters intended for this Mail may be enclosed along with tb
money required tariff above the outer d
dressed, 3" Cosa's Foreign Mail care of postmsvt NJ -
leans" VI
The Confederate Postage to this office mus, be prepa,d
t-5 .--.-. .. J. Il. RIDDELL, Postmaster
AVG" oliehna' october 10, 1851. 2nif
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A GRANGE FOR "A TRA nE.--sMr. James Anirews
70 81 Charles street adsees that be bays gold and silver
Diamonds, watches aud jewelry See his Advertisement
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CEaaaz1nSSraa Shirts

Home made Of splendid French Fianne Is patterns and all
sizes These officers Shirts are superior any bsore offered
and will be sold only at retail, by &s as 81
8. N. MOODY,
Gentlemen Furnishing Emporium,
do 2pMoMeFr&Sa - Corner Gannl and ROYAL straets. :
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s'EIIt,sT- no. - CAME srRME1
\ TIE nLUBBERERs.

The Yankees say TINT when they pulled down
The rebel Gag 1T Hilton Head and run up the Stars
and Stripes they were too much affected TO cheer
hut had 10 turn aside and weep. We wish we
could hare seen the spectacle. Ten thousand
Yankees crying like whipped children, must have
beena splendid sight Twenty thousand streams
Of Yankee tears, running from ten thousand pairs
of Kankee eyes, cenraing dewn ten thousand Yam
ks6 faces, and dripping from the same number Of
Yankee noses, must have been d sight worth a
great dssI 10 see. sss .Ss.s sss.s I'M
But what we're the fools crying fors II they had
dDns nything Ia be proud of what the occasion
for fsarss If they had done q good deed. why
A weep over i I They were certainly not biubher-
Ing as Alexander the Great is said to hare done,
hseause they had 10 new worlds to conquer.
There was plenty Of work Of that sort just before
them they desired it, the remainder of the State
Of Sansh Carolina being yet il rebellion. They
were not crying for joy, certainly AZ victory OF
three Kindred guns over eighteen. Pusillanin,ity
4 isaeE would be ashamed to be proud Of such an
achievement as that. 4 /
e They ought 10 have cried, ne admit not the
shedding d hollow sentimental tears,
but honest tears and walls of sorrow over the in
fanny Of their deed. They had gore among peo-
Ih0WAtp 1lsu lAotAx iah ~ NJ VI
them DIT aeizsd their property and desolated their
Country For this crime they oaght to hare wept
and incurred. Ia sackcIoth and ashes ought they
III have repented VI their yillainy. no shed tears
oysF the faiaihg of 4 asgraced and dishonored old
rag, plaesd there hy the force Of shot and SHE'LL is
q II illustfation Of the absurd affectation, the
moral dishonesty, md the perverted ana sickIy
ssnfimen of She whole Yankee tribe. Crying
over their sucness in tie spirit in which they did
HI about is unnatural as their exhibitions Of
doss III senslbnity and honor when they have To
acknsM Lodge defeat No other people On earth
hut Yankees Kould crack jokes over repnlse like
thatat Manassas, or oner aiachrynal tribute 70
nag secceasful only from vast superiority Of
numbers. Il Ss Nj 3ssg MI 8s st
Mafnralists tell ns of certain animal which, in
the of tie forest utters cries like those OF
human being ID distress and ii that way attracts
victims 70 the spot. Yankee perddy Is just as \
strongly marked hut if they will come ont of their
holes md give as 4 fan fight on an open field, the
victims win be others than those who are attracted
to the spot, ana they will have something to CRY
ovsr nreaiity II n disgusting to think that there
are human being on earth capable Of such arrant
clap trap and hunbng, ~ "
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AT meeting held on the 9th instant the Board of Trr,es
nave declared Scrip Dividend of TWENTY-FIVE PEP
oENf on the net earned premiums for tho past thirteen
end'ns Soh September 1851 for which certificates will be ,ssue1
Sa A'lef me loh of Deeem0df next Also agreeaby with
tne ohArer an interest at the Eight Per Cent mar
num- winch Will be paid in Cash after the 18th instant t
De original subscribers on premiums paid and credited on their
notes. ~. "a. w. .-. 'Nof
E. dANUcHRAu, President.
AhABEo LANDRY Vice President,
A. PICoLEr, Secretary. .. ''
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k -1. Proceedings -
..- THE %.
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION,
TN ENGLISH AND FRENCH. p
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said conven
on On both language and the Of the state
amended. 4-'. 'F' IS
For sale by -.r IA 5.a ~ -.. rlts-... F-
RIoOMFIErD 4 STEEL, PETER C'DOEEgLI,
/. TT WHITE HERBERT 4 EsOOUssE
GEO. EIIIs W.T.. GoLDTHWAlTE,
q P.HAWES& CO., wv e. EzEkiElA .. q
A. T. FITzWILLiAM.
sz-ordsrs from country fed ct liberal discount.
my22 2ptf = =
NHaIaRn & TOOFSER DEALERS IN CLOTH
A ing Furnishing Goods, Nos IS and 60 Canal street.
corner Of Old L6yse.
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PArEa-Messrs Gray Brothers, No. Ill old
i'ves lot Of printing wapping paper sae ID
yertsemeat.
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The LegisIat,,re.

Speaking OF the doings of,the Legislature, which
assemblies next Thursday in Baton Rouge, the
Piaquemine Gazette and Sentinel of the Eth OBJ.
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EHE SOUTHERN MONTH"; ~ essrs. HOLE &4Go
nave placed on our table the December number 3
a this new Magazine published at Memphis b,
Massrs. Hutton Il Freligh Since the lastaissue i
has been enlarged, and now contains ninetyai1
pages, filed with political and miscellaneous arti
ciess poetry, and 30 forth. among which We notice
the beginning OF an original Southern noyel; the
scene being Ia Tennessee. The Monthly has beer
steadily improving since tie rst number land mag
now he regarded y irst-class Magazine. Messrs
HOLE ~ Co. are the general agents for Louisiana
and Texas.
Tan LADIES BAZAAR The Bazaar is now open
At the st Louis Hotel, preparatory To- the grand
Free Gift Lottery which comes of during Christ
maaawesk AT 'cioek every day,the ladies set
out a splendid lnnch which constitutes an addi-
tiohal attraction 70 the scene, We arc glad to
learn that the AFFAIR progresses swimningly, and
that donations are pouring in, and that the Lot
tery at ohrisanas, besides being an altogether
uniqae affair, VIII be one Of the greatest 4 institu
tionsp 81 that festive week. Meantime. let every
gentleinann the city make II point to drop in at
luneh tint, nee the pretty things linoluding the
Iadiss,y and help along The good and patriotic
cause 4'si1 v II
TINS RACES To.DAY.--lsoo sport is Anticipated
for to-day at the Metairie Course as there Is to be-
two races runs The first viii be single dash Of
two1ilas for ii club purse Of $3.50, for which the.
following entries have been made BiHgaulan,s
foraS Rsddy, Miners Regret. Welss Uacle Tom,
Kenner's Al tioss, and Folsy's Lexington Colt The
second 'wil Pc heats Of one mile for q club purse
Of $SQ0, for which there ID to be the following
compstitors. Bingaman's II felita, Minors Ben
Wasts and Kennef's FfaHE .Caeatsdnl 4It must be
borHe n mind that Tho profits Of this meeting are
e be applied 70 the relief Of the families Of our
absent volunteers; therefore, people who never
wont TO races before should go now. VI
= y Il 5fSsS
1 RETURNED 40 THE CRY. As may BIZ seen by re-
fersing 10 anotice in another eoiunn, nj. Nathan
BozeIpan has turned 10 the city from Virginia,
and win resume the practice of his profession al
bis private hospital, No. 80 Baronne street. Dr.
Boseplan went on to Virginia last spring, ina-9
Hediately after the commencement of hostilities,
add was appointed d surgeon Id the army BY
President Davis He was at Manassas on The days
Of tfe battles Of Bull Run. and it Is to his care ana
skifnl attention that many Of our bravo boys who
were wanndsd In the battle owe their lives hi.
RozefnAa, aftef the battle, worked hard To have
aospitals established for the troops at Manassas,
and MAS entirely successful. He waited in vii.
glnia, hoping TO be again useful to bis country.
mos bnt seeing no appeasance 81 another battle,
he resigned and came home to attend to bis large
practice. q S.
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PRrishof Orleans City of New Orleans I
BE 1t that this 18th day Of October 1881, b.
fore me- the subscriber Justice of the Peace In and for h
personally appeared E. aanucheau President
r~oe secretary Of the Louisiana State Mutual Insu
snee Company OF New Orleans Who being dulv apto
Ing law do depose and that the above accounts ar
and true and correct transcript the books of sad Com
nany. FF
n A
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Foreign .zzUiE fS-oHs .HesU Orleans,
VIA yTAMPICo,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,

Iae undersigned now suffering in common with ethers the
ncohVeniences of blockade and with foep
countries has By the advice and approval of L. Ridden
postmaster at New Orleans taken needfu measures to e
aonsh at his own EXPENSE Monthly Mai between New Or
leans and the Mexican Of Tapico to connect with he
regular British Mail Steamers touching at that port Augusta
DC Aegrgney and p NJ Mazard highly recommended by New
orleans merchants have been appointed and duly qualified az
mail carriers by Postmaster this service The rst mali
consisting OF 1913 letters left this city on the 10th instant in
charge OF Mr. Mesgrgney The second mail will close on the
yin OF November poxmo, at o'clock r. NJ and will leave
new Orleans the next morning. The third mail will leave Nav
Orleans on the 10th of December subsequently az
proper arrangements be made regular times of epar
ture wil be on the 10th and 18th on.h making semi
monthly mail. 0@
1arg Of Charges on oRgoy letter. Including Confederate
..--t- ur.. Postage. - ..,
single Letters half (doupIe and u,nle rass
-- ..--, 81 in proportion) --.r
10 Ahiand OF onba.. 75
10 other West Indies. Observation-Disclosures. n ss
~ Eurupe-.. |
Letters from abroad be received through the sauna ror
The foreign Postage such Letters be prenad IN To
pco and they must be endorsed By the West India Mail %
Iampico, care Of Postmaster at hatarnoros.n
ANTONIO COSTA,
Ae" ofeahS' oe'' 10 iSoi. No. l6 Customhouse st.
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Z. GANUcHEAU, President.
A. PICOLET, Secretary

Der, 1861. --a ARTHUR sA uCIEP WV
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish ny n,o.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-11

na-Costa's Foreign Mail - In consequence
OF four successive failures of the Richmond mail closing Of
eosta mail is postponed to WEDNESDAY the 18th instant
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