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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, lsl

1854
o G A It'd, -a.s---
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-sts.,
RALTIMOR E,MD.
ETEHIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
j prosperous and hOuriAhing condition. Twice du-
ring the last Ears has 1t been NECESSARY to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the in
creasing number OF students representing nearly
every State in the Union.
It now occupies one of ths most conspicuous and
destTably located buildings In the city. The rooms
are eom@sdiOualy arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities herr offered to yUuur
men desiring TO qualify themselves properly Er the
various duties Of the Counting Room, to obtain
Unsurpassed. in particular by any similar sEtab-
ltshhsnt In the Unlted states.
EACULTY1
L. K. LOSIER,
PrinepAl-Leeturer on the Science Of Accounts Com
meree, business Customs, etc.
J. N. PHILLIPS,
Professor 0fths Theory and Practice of bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
IL II. DAVIES
Associate PretessoF q bookkeeping.
n. G. JOHNSON,
Professor Of business and ornamental pOnmanshir,
8. 7. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile law.
REv. L. YEATEs RBESE, n. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno ?. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Yanaut,
Hon; Thos Swami, Mui- u. Keighler, Esq,
The College Is provided with a Commercial Library
Of STANDARD Works, expressly for the Of the stu
E5sA s.ud.n. has desk to himself, and i. ..p..
There being no vacation during the year, STUDENT,
can enter at any time.
Tie time usually to the f,JI or,
from to IL weeks. N'
DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully 0rnamented CirculnF eop-
tanning upwards Of SlG PEEI representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the coIIeCs TITioaS
Characteristic designs PenmRnship, &C. sent By mail
fTee 81 eaTs. accompanied with giving full
particulars Address E-K, LoSIER
-llitiulaTe M
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tohiS Agent and Attorney,
JohnIHnInes. I,n5o, IN
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

JH'f Published, IN a Sealed EHreIops,
on THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL.
CURE OF SPERMATORRHCEA. or Seminal Weak
ness Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
emissions. inducing impOteney, and Mental and
Physical Incapacity.
by ROBT. J. CULTIRwELI. NJ D,
author n tSr sGrsca Bools dc.
Tie WOrid.renoWned author in this admirable Lee
ture Clearly proves frdrn his experience that the
awful consequences OF Seli-Nbuse BE- efectually
removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical operations b0usies, Instruments rings or
and et-ctual. by which every sufferer no matter
what his condition NAV be, may ehGaIly
Prirdt.iy and radically This lecture will prove
bGon 10 Thousands and thousands
Sent under seal to any address. post paid. on the
receipt Of two postage stamps by addressing DIR.
box I.SsG- lana
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New York Paper WareIlonSe

Go1TH BRAHCH HERRINs5S-. Is
to<rea dSaA GRSRI&
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Ayers Cherry Electoral

Toh THE RAPID CURR OF
coughs, Colds. Innuen1a, HOarReness,
SrouP5 BrOnehttiss IneipienI Con-
sump1lons and for the Relief
OF sCangumptiVe Patients
In advanced SGaER6
OF the DiGeaGe.
hi. = . Fs1ssdy "a uniVussaIIy kaoun 70 Eurra.s
Al oteF tor the cure II thFat ard lang eoEIplaint-
tht It Is geies here TO Patish the eTienre ~ il
NlItuea It, uuriTalied e1eslienrs flr coughs AMI
colds and its trnty UOBdeFful earrs OF puiu1uary
dtse- hare mad l. knJun thFuuqAoaf re ciViifTei
na4aq!sa = TIE elTt ESH are ne e1UaFluuitfrs o.
even AmtleA anlonE then 10 have not some rsr-
1onel 1lslieses % fts FIeetsSne living frChv il,
thfiE lnist OF is TeieEy oEeT III EubtiS ana dar.
Stl'.l1 eisnTdfTS o. he threat SEd IupEr. As an
Know tbs dreaafal talty q thssa disorder ard a.
taey Know too, the saeets q his FeEedy We nred
- lo tore than u h-fO Ghea that Il las row all
ne VIRTUES ftat g I'D Asve uhen 1laflr NJ currs
se,Ss sSVs ToA = ssreueiy upea the nsdC1c0 Il
Prepared by Dr.. ]. c. AVER & Co,
Lowell Mass.
~ lSAAa - a y GOOD CO ard By al Drag
h1Ru-iy-EoVis-3a
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Or. Robert 81 PIebIe writes from Salem, n Y, 1eii
Sept 1859 that he has cured au inEeterafe case II
lTepEg, which Threatened tn terminate fatally. Iy
the perseNcEinE nee Of our SaFsaparilla and ais,
dangerous attack Of Malignant EgSiprldS by large
d.ses Of te samei says he cures the common EFst-
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REateEnafy yours @. =. LABlMER- u. D.
Rke..-.ntt.-. IL Il 60.
7l7'tlIElNIl'llf t5oaR1 LINZ L00lp4afHf-


1SDEPEDEScE- Preston Co. Va Sab July 1850
Dn J. G AItE: Sir: have been Ahifcted With
painful chropC RheunntisHl Tor q long time UhicII
6anled the sktn Of physieians and stuck to me In
sTate q alltha remedies could hnd- until tried
your SarsapaFilla. One bottle erred me in tWa
weeks and restored my general health 70 much that
am Tar better than before vas attacked think
Il = wonderful medicine y YRESW
Jules Y. Getehell. Of ST. Louis. Erites: Il have
0Sen afdtefed for years with IN fiction Of ne LirE
which DESTROYED my health. tried errFy thing. and
Jthing f1iled to relieve me; aud have been
oFNkeflItnTn man for some yearS frUn no cshsI
cause than deruRGeuleIlf Of IRE Lirrr Nv beloved
pastor, the Rev. Mr. HEpy, Adgirtd NE 10 TN Vo1I
sarsATarila. because he said he knew you and any
ming you made Uls WSTth trying By the LIesEi1E
OF God tt has cured AID has % CARRIED nv hloI
q TO make new man OF me. feel Young again
enough"
Se'fTT'i', dIHesT, TElaeyE, BaEzr5easlt C1ezatisa
CETSsE alId * to9iafial ~ ne Esazsr
great variety Of eASes have keen TrnoTtpd 70 rs
TleFe cares o. thess formidable conrlints have re-
suited from the of this remeliy huf our .sar.
here viii not admit them Some of fI.erS NAV is
lo1nd IN our American Almanac, which the AGENTS
6slsT Eaed are pleased to fprnish gratis to ali rhe
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lyplpfid, HtITt DisNalE, Fiis, E9iIesTy, ltIaEeso
~, NelrrakTia

Many remarkable cures o. thee affections lrz,.
een made BY the attentive power Of this rnPdtei-
IL stimulates the vital fOnctGns into Tieop1S Setn
and thus oveFrOmes disorders which Tuui6 - Ezr,-
Pased beyoald tts Toseh- surh . rularly has Isre
been re9uiEed By the neoeasties of THE people ap4
neEffeins can do - "a
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nr. J. p, $ Claiming, Of New York City. writes:
Il Hrst chceriuily comply with tho relrest Of your
,Rsent in saying have found yonr Sarrspar4iia a
Tor which va employ such remedy. but especially
In EslaGtS DitcISrs Of the ScTUful0ns tlatlests I
have cuIed many inTefeFate rsr- OF l.euCcffha "
1t. and some where the complaint caused 10y ui-
osTdtioa Of tho asrHG. Tho liberation itself was
soon cured Nothing within my knowledge equals
It for thee female derHnEements.''
EdVarl : Marrow, Of NEWGury. Ala, writes: -
dangerous nrriicn fHE10F one Of the females in
my family. which had defed all the remedies We
could employ. has at length been completely cured
by Jonr ExtuCt Of SanaparillA- 0ur physician
thought nothing but extiTpatiou could afford relief
but he advised the trial Of Your SarapaTila as tho
last reort before cutting. aud it proved rnectaai
AMER taking Your remedy eight weeks no symptOm
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Ayers sarsaparilla.
FORPURIFYING THE BLOOD.

9d Tor the speedy cure Of the subjoined TaTtlits
0iseaEs:-
SeTefula and ScrafAlOus A6sefioRg sveL az Tulaers
UlesrE. oFGs ETHptionS. If6lplsz. Pastnls4 BloSeI
e. BOiLE, BlGiJiI, and al SRA DiseuAI
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Imported and bottled by hIaiseIL warranted pure
and s best quality. with his certificates on tie bot
tie, and his seal on the cork.
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SeTgfHlG and ScEefAons AgeeiioRs, sVeh az TvRors,
IIesTE. S1rGs EFHptioHT. FfRipleS. TfstEls5 BoteI
a, BOilE, BiaiHE, and al StIR LiseuRI.
OAKLAND. Ind. 9Th June. 1859.
J. Q. AYR 4 Co. Gents: feel Il my dutY to Rc-
knOWtedgo whit yVIIr SaTsaparillA has done Tor me
Having inherited ScrOfnlous Infection have sui
Tered from it IN various ways for years. Sometimes
u bnrst ont in Ulcers my hands ard arms; some
timex Il turned Inward and distressed me At the
stOmach Two years ago 1t broke out on my head
AMI cOTcFed my scalp and ears with one sore which
was painful and lOatIisoms beyond description. /
tlsd many 1ledietneS aud several Ih!siCiahs, Int
Without much relief from anything. In the dis
order grew TnTse AtlenEth was reioice'l to read
IN the GnFpel Messenger that you had prepared an
Alternative (SarsA. aTilR) for knew from y0ur repu-
tation that anything you made must E good. l
sent to Cincinnati and It, and used Il til il cured
nue.. took It, yOu advise. in email doses Of
teaEpOonfnl over month; and used almost three
bottles NeE aud healthy skin som began TO form
nndsE the sessi's Whish aftsr while fell OF 4Iy
4ktn Is now clear, and know by my feelings thSt
the disease has gone from my ryl tenn You can we'll
beiieIe that feel what am saying when tell yu
that holl yOu to be Of the apostles of the ago
aud remain ever gratefully. Yours.
ALFRED u. TALLEY
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ALFRED u TALLEY.

81. AHtheRy'I Ere. Ross or EryupslaG, 5sttsT asst
Srt RheHSt, SeaId Had, RfESSSOgpd, !S,rt Eg,1.
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UDOLPHo WOLVES PURE COGNIAC
BRANDY.
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1900.

in. MCCULLOUGH, President. - y
=. n. MYERS. Gent Ticket AE't noT2S
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". n. SNITH, Master Of Transportation.
l. VI. COLE. C1en1 Ticket Agent nov2s
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BnncEoceIe, GOitre or lSseslieIi Nles,.


ZebulOn sloan, Of Prospect. Texas writes: t'Thre-
bottles Of Your SaTsapaTila Cured me from oityS
"a hhlsuns swelling ON the neck, which had Euf-
Tered from over two years.
LeseorTt0a ar IPhiieS, OraTian TiinaoT, Ele-ius
UEe,TuiioR, E6a5Ie DiSeaVcg.
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The Panic! The Panic!

S1O worth OF Music for 81,
TOWES DRAWING ROOM DANCES e<peciaIIy
deFigae1 Tor Social EVening Parties containing;
all the popular and fashionable QuadFles or GOTH.
lions Pane Dances, &c. with every variety Of the
latest And most approved nguTes calls for the
different changes, arranged Tor tho Piano Forte.
Price, $i,o1 AZ IjaRlTl MELONS.
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gebishp Of tbe Hlasksts.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 CAap STREET,
Friday Morning, November 20, 1861,

Friday Morning, November 20. 1861. :
GoTroN. We did not hear of sale,
TOBACCO. Nothing reported. @
SUGAR. About 1000 hhds. were sold at 2@2l
and 2sc. for Common 70 Good Common, Sc. for Good
Fair, for a lot of Fully Fair to Prime. q for
Prime to Choice, 64@5s for Yellow Clarified, 6@64
for White and &c U u. for Choice White Clarified
i(stove dried.) s.-.
MoLAssEs. The sales embrace 1000 bbls. at l6
@l7c. for Fermenting and l7@ls1c. for Prime to
Choice. Also 600 halfbbls. at zoe. for Low Com
mon, and 2l@25e. % gallon for Prime to Choice.
FLOUR. The market is extremely dull. We
have not heard Of sale.
Conn. The market issvery dull and dropping,
1000 sacks. White sold at 75c.. and 100 at s5c. 10
.bushel. M, a -ssrrzn.s.5.
BEEF. Mess is selling at s26@s5s q bbl., &C.
cording to quality.
SALT. 5000 bushels Bulk Salt sold at 81 rs 10
bushel. $y.s q ~
BACON. Sugar Cured Hams are retailing at 2s
@S0c, and selling from first hands at Csc. 10 1b.
WHISKY. 80. Rectifed is retailing at the advanced
rate OF 81 10 y gallon. s4, T.,
LARD. Prime in kegs is retailing at 29@30c
"a b.
PORE. Mess is retailing slowly at s45 q Dbl.
90 BYE. =. rs sacks sold at 81 rs q bushel.
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our account by your citizens, and you have sup
Piled our wants, absolute and fanced, to an amount
advantage Of all parties concerned. But in an evil
hoar, and without fault your part or on ours we
now occupy the unnatural attitude towards each
other Of strangers, We look OF each other without
speaking, after this long intimacy and that with
out any imputed rudeness IN our social intercourse
or oblequy in our business Transactions
Does a point of etiquette divide us2 and are
your dividends and my pioughs to stand until some
4 polite authority decides between us2 / read
4 story some years ago of two Spanish Grandees
\ who remained in the street through long rainy
night. neither consenting to enter the house first
and actually know gentleman who never was
known to propose bed to a guest, or to ask one
of host, and many rising sun has witnessed this
gentleman and his friend in earnest eonfab GEN
tlemen. lowe my grocer, and wish to pay him. /
owe Others in your city, whom / also wish TO pay.
also owe my physician. Unless such as these be
paid, how can my grocer continue to supply my
negroes with necessary food, or my physician re-
penish his stock of medicines, to say nothing about
feeding and clothing his family have cotton.
ion know have that, Il speak for my CLASSY and
yeu also know that it is stored on my plantation
by order of your Governor No one questions the
wisdom or patriotism of that order; but so long as
that order stands, my cotton remains here remind
ing me. with the coming of each new day. that we
are not yet recognized as people by the other
peoples of the earth, - - .-5
My cotton and your paper, under existing ar
engagements, are both idle; my property from ne
eessity, yours from choice. Do you choose wisely
Or have you so chosen? for assume that to be
a fact which, being a fact, would also be an ab
surdity. < !,
y Your notes are useless to you and to me, SO long
as they remain in your drawers. Liberate a suf
tieient number Of them to move the plough effect
lively next year, and to pay the blacksmith and
grocer, and others who are known to have furnish
a close, and Eou will do the wise and patriotic
thing and receive hire for your paper without risk
Of loss, as it is taken for granted that you would
closely canvass the claims of all to your confidence
The man who is known to be nnembarrassed,
whom no one sues, and who surrounded by pro-
perty which is his own, be it little or be it much
is the man by whom you can never lose, unless by
the suicidal act of stopping his plough. Suicidal!
II should have said matricidaI-for such an act
stabs the Confederacy itself to the heart.
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E.PAvE Du rKorsIEes1a p1s,rR1cr.-r .

~ eie conduit nu depot DIES Fayes du ToSeme District
deS bons thlan1S eHe NoEct ct Louisa CONNIE suaye-
uue Nnche FeIge ayaHt la In blanche IA m4nse lie vpp
ire az les Names baOcs lie cUapnre dams roeie drGr 20
ee g@nrhe eduo ct tceuTtee ayan Ia marauG K Sur Ia
TIA C gencle. i1N - IA '4i ~
tHe NAche neire RyNrt Ia mamelc lie verrr ct Ip, GD
oles I'm p-u dc blanc ntre les yeuX, aynu les fex oei
sblueS en- ouchce, ma qUcc IL fame rOit C denx ias
don't Tune min eligible ct l'uuIre est In ettIs az S
tRtrlGe sur IL flame d Oft. t- ~ u 'i'e
res aus tia'A eson pas recUpItS dams ou ct les
SNtS 10 stFoNt Ntndus IeGchrrs pUUt al dit drpa,
lc hUNDl, de dtCcmhe ls6l. N he1uG, 4 PS''
J. MILTON RELF. U0mruissaIry dss Unss
'-'t'e' '''e''s' - uo leNsApte loot MO 5t
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IIarllts gr,telligfl1te.
CRESCENT oFr1eE, No. 10 Camp Strest,4l u
Friday Morning, November 20. 1851.
Arrived Eesterday.s
Steamboats,. Nc
Golden Age, McCrindeI, FIN Fort Adams.
Laurel Hill. Heno, I'm Bayou Sara.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonyille.
Receipts Of Protfs,ce.

{ IL Z
FORT ADAbrS--Per steamer Golden Are-l:
hhds sugar TO f J Dasilya &co-9 bbls rnolasses tc
Hawkins " Norwood As do j Watt &co-lO do Il
y Adams-44 do.Jno Lee SIS do Payne & Har
Noblom Eco 81 do Wright Il Allen As bbls mo.
lasses Menard & Yignaud- 10 hhds sugar to M d
Brady &co- So bbls moasses Lauve Il LEBLANC
10 hhds sugar Gillis Ferguson &cg- as do 65 bbls
molasses Atlantic do A D Kelly &co--4 sedo
10 hhds sugar to Montgomery i White 20 do l2I
bbis molasses j w Burbridge eco 200 do A Mil.
tenberger &co- III sacks cotton seed A A Magin.
nis.-S4 90 + Fisk--25 scks peas w Estlin &eo
Is bales hay to Green l. Crump- 10 do Lobit 4
Gharpantier- sundries to order Total 1874 hhds
sugar 776 bbls molasses.
BAYOU SARA Per steamer Laurel Hill-24
hhds sugar q Durriye See : 12do 25 bbls molasses
to !, West, Renshaw Y Cammack- l6 hhds sugar 80
.ppis W hf 6bls moiasses Allan so do Hawkins
bbls molasses Roman, Olivier iSeo-- II hhds sugar
Leyeque " Baquie-- "a bbls molasses to Stewart l.
James, hhds sugar Perkins &co-- is half bbls
molasses Il Brugier-- 80 hhds sugar 81 bbls molas
SEES W Burbridge &coA-10 hhds sugar " DaSilva
Gco-36 bbls molasses J Watt ECO 20 hhds sugar
Montgomery & White rs do 100 bbls molasses to
Hewitt, Norton eco IS hhds sugar 262 bbls 60 hf
bbls molasses Lauye & Leblane--10 hhds sugar 10
bbs moasses to Augustin & Thibeanlt--66 do A G
Maranaux-S3 do Is bids sugar Menard g. Vignaud
--5l bbls molasses Hall & Rodd--36 Inf bbls molas-
ses Toledano Il Taylor 20 hhds sugar W Mon
cure &co- llo bbs molasses Foley, Avery Geo.
" oAuNI--lOldl O4J IHQS sugar SSE dds
1873 hf bbls molasses
!, DONALDSoNVIIILE--P Per steamer Acadia-47
~ hhds sugar So hbls moiasses NJ Gordon jr- 100 do
McStea, Value &co-- l6 hhds sugar to ToIedano g.
Taylor-l4 do r w Adams So a. l4o bbls molas.
SEES Bell Beuligny % hhds sugar 1873 hf bbls mo-
lasses Brand y Landry 70 bbls molasses to G A
Webre-l0 hhds sugar LMalus-43 bbls molasses
Allaip-44 do 81 hhds sugar Roman, Olivier &co
10 do Foley, Avery &co-- Is do ITO bbls molas
SEES Boisbane--a2 hfs bbls molasses Darby & Ire.
moulet-s4 hhds sugar IS bbls 200 hf bbls molasses
Maspero-50 bbls sugar Roman. Olivier &co-26
90 Lapice Bros sundries to order-Total 1884 hhds
sugar sos hhls s5s hf bbls molasses. -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
=. - :. 1900
~ ASSUCtATlON. MAXIM
CONFEDERATE STATES OF ANrprr,


'''''t 0Sy Of f E@s n Of o6nlEAss}
Before me Walter Hicks Peteru a W." orleans.
% S cry @a Fas and S "SH md S@g Of
hereinafter named and undersigned ernnp,l .ne witnesses
pcared tho parties who hereinafter banned and n3
%o dssnred that aya Ing themselves Of The povso Of AZ
No one hndreh and thirty passed by tho General tssr
eighteen hundred and MY and the Act NJ Gftyo,'
b a Gn P% s by SAD Aemby and approved
P TOR ne pnPt hs enger named a9d end
articles OF agreement; wing
MS corporation shall be known by the nnl tIte nj
Cah9gn Marine ASsocnt on and its domictl Is fixed IN
ARTICLE SECOND.
prso consWco aud maintenance Of s.eam Xxi "' a a
ohtr Vessels aTd vehicles for the transportation rrest and
or bays rivers, nEGts esuar, etc Of The Gf o. M T.
60 and adjacent wsc N matters of puole uity e IN
waite lawful snis and oIjest, N''''""'D'' OF '' p
The cocr Of he Assoa 'Go;. sa al BE- peacn Vice
@ " Se @ by S T Srson c Tlyy Of s
be elected as provided 1oT n AEce Sixth;
The President Ct the Association shall proper tcer
upon whom citations other 9etless may be served
The capital stock OF ,s Association c1u.lss in the owre,
Panama H. bat Ocean EasIe and the achoone John Aogm
Fla and Mermaid no living in lhi- port which divided
five hundred dollars Zach, -, -, ,,,.,,,
The bushes: and affair, Of HE Association .heI bs managed
rI connd ~ Sn pn ,% Wi az tmrr ntpT Ga
el7, ol me me re- thueh ana the sec
re sy ana nTeSsH!s sS5 sea 30 elected annnag
ct r hs vote @ 4, At ms,"s called and he'd po" simple
"f''eh h-u'elo WA p, W, P,T; cr,.,,>rr,
AEll'ln sE' hNla a.
S a q b s stock sss @ m' T @ saa Of
ARTICLE EIGHTH.
yenG Ii. aapad sS6sctipon ~ f "' '' "' amount '
ARTICLE NINTH;
ton and o. tho 5eEi;}5y e snd transfer # osk hn n
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To Bakers.
MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
~. .- Cry HALL, Nov. %, 1861,
HA~ no Bakers -- The price of SWpertSFas
Flour being this day niue dollars seventy Ave cents
~ 15-per barrel bakers required give during
ensuing weak commencing MONDAY, 18th inst, as fol-
lows, viz: Secondaquality or No. 2:
Fifty ounces of bread for % cents:
twenty five ounces of bread for 10 cents,
Twelve ounces of bread for CENTS
The 1oaves of the third quality or No. s. must weigh one
eighth more--thatist say : =
The ~ cent loaves, fhy-six ounces;
The 10 cent leaves, twenty eight ounces;
The 8 cent loavts, thirteen ounces.
JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
NJ X Bread of the First Quality, Fancy Bread must be
maze OF xa Hour and the loases shall exceed in weight
one pound and shall be made baked and stamped required
~ ornInance 70 5IS9 MI #
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R'HfRD DISTRICT P0UND-tvnsr,ov
70 The Thd District Pound, Goodehildren stHs ~ ~ -

W it hlu District Found,
Clenet and Louisa streets, estay- '' ''s0+
In O9o req low h{e Fare white bag belly flank marked
Spit branded on The left hip with l. X. " 'p "AO
one pack Cow white belly Gnd beg white in the flank md
small "hte between Tue eyes nAtken both ears with swallow
,o[S 9fande on !he r4 lp with two letters the s upin
Which it claimed within five agvs and ~ ~, ,,,,
thereon paid will be sold public Ancton nj said Por5
MONDAY, lecetuher !, 1861. ut 10 O'Clock A M N' "
Now Orleans, November D. 1861.
Registered November Is 1861. 0'e''
F. DAVENPORT,
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MO, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT IVES TERN.
BRAssHEAR CITY, November %, 1s6l.-.2o hhds
sugar 100 bbls molasses Augustn & Thibeault- 80
90 % 80 hhds sugar D Kelly 8co--5 bbls molasses
VIZ "a Prehn &co-1 20 do 10 hhds sugar ] NJ Putnam
Mas ppis molasses w Burbridge &co-35 Bellocq
y obiom 6co- l4 hhds sugar Payne, Huntington &
coo do Hall Rodd- 30 do 10 bbls molasses to
a Mltenberger Geo 10 do West s. Where SO do
Gordon y Castillo 40 do Lobit & Charpantier-2O
DO stewart y James-27 do Fellowes sco-45 hhds
! w Reynolds &eo-- u do j Dentz. sundries to
order. teS "
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CosP1RoLLER's OFrIcx.
City Of Now Orleans July I, 1855.
- No 2l29.1
p ESOLVED; That the Com ptroIIer he md
ne hereby authorized and required give notice BY
STANDING hifGrisaon IN the official Uurns accordance
WITH the ninth section Of ordinance No i44 approved Hrh
S 1874 the Council will pay bill against tho cy upIrss
contracted 1hde authority Of order from Comptroller
accordance with Inc ordinance referred TO-
Signed L. TRACY
Tr6sissBt Beard Of Assistant 8iderpsn,
i6-sHeci Il. E. FLACE,
,-, ,., go, President Beard OF Aldermen.
ts!suedi JOaF L. LEWIS. Mayor.
attention Of tse Officers of the city snd Of public re-
specially called to me foregoing resolution.
,,... O. ". CULBERTSOE,
-lIi0 COMPTROLLER Of Sfv; lraa
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mo, 1851
INn-hTaGl


No. 57S7.
Whereas Major General Lowell ordered the CONSERVATION
oa line Of telegraph between this city AMI Procorve and
whereas the city terminus be worked avantageotfy
TIE GoVernment by carrying the wire office of the
romeo and Fire Alarm Telegraph. where facilities Tor
operating the line by day or night therefore,
Ro'e d. That permission and hereby granted to Major
General Lowell TO the said wire into the office Police
and Fire Alarm Telegraph there be worked with
the other wires coming the said otceproyided that no
additional expense be incurred the city shall
interfere in with the reguar duties of the said
Office. ~ 49, ~
-Hr [signedl J. NAGIONI,
- President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl GERARD STITH,
President pro tenn. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved November "a 1861.
n23 Of Isignedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor,