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cREscssr orrIcE. No. 10 Camp street,

S CRESCENT offIcE No 10 Camp street !
80 Friday Evening" Nov. 49, 1861. 5
The money and paper market offers nothing fol
1 comment this evening. The deposits in the banks
afe accomplishing from day to day, without any
prospect of being used at fair rates Of interest.
There are many views expressed regarding the
fntnre course Of our banks. Some people think
that oar banks, under q general amnesty from the
Legislature, Wonld extend their issues in excess Of
any amount ainee 1887. 10 allow the banks to ex-
pand 600 900, that is, to increase their loans
and discounts that amount, would only be conced-
ing an amount which they have heretofore granted,
say n March, 1856 when they reached $50, coo,
with . circulation Of $l5, 800, 4la, and specie
basis Of 81, 952 oo2 Vi Tt will thus be seen that
under permission of the General Assembly, our
banks can with safety increase their line of dis
counts and leans $40 100000 If they should be
allowed 70 Issue postnotes. SO much the better
ior them. Snch issues will, of conrse, fall within.
the meaning Of the present currency. eSs
Ihs prices 81 many articles, merchandise il gen
eral, cannot be greatly affected by an increase in
the currency, because prices Of all necessaries
have now advanced 10 such figures as TO preclude
any further enhancement, irrespective Of q super
abundance of paper issues representing money,
s hardly possible that any expansion on the part
or our banks can influence prices beyond existing
rates Everything excepting sugar and molasaes,
now commands most exorhitant prices governed
more BY extortion and speculation than by the i'm.
mutable law Of demand. The question sometimes
arises, whether present operations and current
transactions in trade are not governed more by
capricss and opinions than by currency Of the
standard Of money, pr the immutable laws Of sup.
ply and demand.
Ihe movements n the stock market excite some
surprise. The demand for bank shares speaks we'll
n one Way, that there il superabundance Of
money seeking Investment We note sales to-day
Of Canal Bank at l22a All stocks are held at adj.
gancing prices, and IT appears that another era Of
paper y astir. Gold and silver continue to adj
vance, and, of course, currency to Decline The
rates Of gold to-day ranged from sl25@lso, and
silver from l20@l25. Inpncurrent or distant notes
J there has been no change The dealers on Camp
street purchase and sell within the range Of our
quotations, say from BOG get discount for ali good
bank notes in the Confederate States Mobile exs
copied, which are taken at Get dis Sssss ii 4
In Canal Bank there were two sales one Of 75
shares at 1923, and one Of l6 shares al the same
also 5000 scrip OF Home Insurance Company, 81
1855 ait 7bcs Sg@i ~ 81 HS"ss' -
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BAYo5iUEsARAE- Per steamer j 4 Gotten

BAY0U8SARA- Per steamer ] a Gotten
sundries to order. ,,.,,, 80 v--.
DoNALpsoNyILLE--Pe Per steamer Mary T-4
hhds sugar Brander, Chamhliss Geo. Is do so half
bbls nlolasses to a D Kelly &co-- hhds sugar 1873
bhls molasses to F ] Dasilya &eo-a I04 do 81 hhds
sugar Lohit d Gharpantier- rs bbls molasses to
West Renshaw & Cammack- 20 hhds sugar rs
bbls 81 hi bbls molasses Foley, Avery &co--7 hhds
sugar l2e bbls molasses Bellocq, Noblom &co-,s 10
hhds sugar Williams &co- l6 do 30 bbls molas-
SEES Irosclair Il Haydel- 40 ghhds sugar g koek y
Co.'S de Bellocq, Noblom &co-- 10 do 46 bbls mo-
lasses, Laforest y Desmares- "a do l6 hhds sugar
Augustin u Thibeault-- 43 do As bbls molasses to
Toledano d Taylor--70 do 3S bids sugar NJ Gordon
j. 46 hbls molasses to Lapice Bros.-25 do Il Tete
&co-- GIL do 81 hhds sugar L Schif &co--3l bhls
motasses Braud & Landry do u hhds sugar & A
Webre--22 bbls molasses Burrive &co-25 do 70
hhds sugar Roman Olivier eco 80 hbls molasses
Borgeols- 80 hhds sugar c 81 Kernion- 100 bbls
sugar to Williams Eco sundries to order-Total
395 hhds sugar 956 bbls $50 hf bbls molasses.
ALEXANDRIA-Per steamer Homer-l0o bbls
molasses W & Urquhart-- 80 do W Jackson &co
---25 do West, Renshaw i Cammaek- sundries to
order. Il .e..rf. ..-l. -5r.art.....
l DONALDSONVILLE--Pe Per steamer Acadia-42
hhds sugar "a bbls 70 hf bbls molasses to Braud &
Bandry--55 hhds sugar So bbls molasses NJ Gordon
jr is do IL bids sugar Augustin & Fhibeault--49
bbls molasses G Sabatier-S0 hhds sugar to Bell &
Bouligny IL do 20 bbls 100 hf bbls molasses to P
Maspero-S hhds sugar 40 bbis molasses l. NTalus-
- do IS hhds sugar Roman, Olivier &co-S0 bbls
molasses r Brugier- Is hhds sugar 7 I4anaux-ll
do Montgomery 4 White 20 do so bbs molasses
Boisblanc-- Total 234 hhds sugar 500 bbls ITO hf
bbls molasses.
LOWER COAST Per steamer Empire Parish
80 hhds sugar 1873 bbls molasses P Cazenave-6O hf
bbls molasses to 7 LanauX- SO hhds sugar 80 bbls
molasses to Payne Il Harrison so do Hawkins 4
Norwood 81 hhds sugar J A Roberts &co-2l do
100 bbls molasses Geo Urquhart- 100 hf bbls mo-
lasses NJ A de LIZARD &co-2O0 do Carroll, Hoy &
coo hhds sugar 50 bbls molasses to Rotchtord,
Brown &co- 55 do II hhds sugar L Schif GEO.
II bbls moasses Oiivier-39 do so hhds sugar to
FL " Moncure- So scks rice Lapene & Ferre-l32
do Nathan-l33 do Martin--33 do N Barrois--
sundries to order-Total ZIG hhds sugar $50 bbls
$50 hf bbls molasses.
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Railroads..
N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, November So 1s61.-43 bales hay to
N Overton &co- 80 do Robert Conway-3O do j B
Slawssn- l5 D " shannon II J Magner-- 10 do
Stewart h james, Mcfarland Barksdale-7 do
Warren & Crawford M Sullvan-6 Adams
geo Ably Il Catching 0 Laughlin- Total
III bales hay.
N. o., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, November 20, 1851 20 hhds
sugar 1870 bbls moasses s Q Nelson &co- 2 hhds
sugar DaSilva Geo As do So bbls molasses te
Lobit & Charpantier-- 10 hhds sugar Hall & Rodd
SO bbls molasses Toledano l. Taylor-3O Fellowes
&co-25 do Is hhds sugar to order-32 bbls molas-
SEES A Clarke-l20 do Darby & Tremoulet--5O do J
&eo-l4 bids sugar 81 bbls molasses Beliocq No
blom &co-l0 do do Gordon & Castillo do Free
Market-l2 hogs Henry Nate &co-33 do 2sl head
cattle Pascal y Rey- sundries to order-Total 1l6
hhds sugar ga hills mnlasses
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. November Os, 1851.
The arrivals during the week were 1l76 Texas
Beeges, 555 Hogs, 1885 Sheep and 1877 Veal Cattle.
Amount OF Stock sold were 1850 Texas Beeves,
45S Hogs, 1866 Sheep and.598 Veal Cattle. Stock
remaining on sale are $50 Texas Reeves, 228 Hogs,
SO Sheep and go Veal Cattle. We quote
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A PRUCLAnIaTION.- THE POSTMASTER
AGENERAL OF THE CONFEDERA ATE ST ATE9 IN

"A,
Whereas By the provisions section of an act of Con-
gress approved August Both 1861 entitled TO Collect
for distribution, the moneys remaining in the several
Offices Of the several States the postal service was
taken charge by the said Government made The ty
the Postmaster General make proclamation that all persons
who are citizens Of the Confederate States of and
Contederacy under contracts appointments made by the
United States Government before the Confederate States
eminent took charge If such SERVICE shall present their claims
10 this verified and established according
rules he shall prescribe E time therein forth not
less than six months and requiring the claimant
OATH how much has bee1 paid the
account Of the contract appointment under which
occurred and what fund provision has apart
MATE for the further of the whole any portion
States of Of the States and they shall also state
osth whether they performed fully the according
their contracts appointments during the time for wh they
claim and II not, what partial they did
what deductions have been made from their pay 90
they know account OF failure partial failure per-
form such servIce.H
Now, therefore, + JOHN H. REAGAN Postmaster General
of the Confederate Safes America this my procarn
tion requiring alt persons having claims for postal SERVICE
named said claims the Auditor Treasury
for the PostGee Department for examinations
the 18th day Of March, 1862 order may report
10 Congress OF the amount thereof required by law.
Blank forms for presenting and verifying the claims will
furnished application to the Auditor Of the Treasury
Post-Offce Department.
And hereby require all persons who have heretofore
ecte moneys posmsstes in the States composing the
Confederate States and which they bad paid the
time the Confederate States took charge of the SERVICE
make out under oath and send to the Auditor of the Treasury
Tor tho Post Office Department before the 18th day
October next general ledger with the United
States for the service of the Post Office
time the control of the postal service by the
ederate States accordance with the general regulations
the Department. issued May l5h 1879 LOG
Given under hand and seal of the Post Office Department
Of the Confederate States America Richmond Virginia.
the 18th day of September in the year 1861. -
4. ST. JOHN II. REAGAN
Se2S itaw4w Postmaster General
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| prices Inc sales Oh the week embraced abou
1000 hhds, mostly in small lots the market closing
at the following quotations
QUOTATIONS FoR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
iiS MI Com ss doed Com 21
Clarified Yellow, @5s5 GlaFiaed White..,.. 54@63
tsen hss eon a
,s - - 80 1850 p'A .
,,o,.ssss mr.. srn,,,,, J., -, So, ii, 49,
the hoe aa
tara, oho,, !, -. -.
~ 49,, - g - $500 .i'Ng ~, Wy ~
~ sno ~ s SOC n .,s ~ tha
rasn,o,,,;,,o na
17Ia1e1 60 ps;n,a - =, h1,s ara olsa9ac
d rs,,o, 81 p.;.s !. CO., - Isis hb,,
Web S .aaa.,a.. ., ~, u ,S,s a1nar+s nm
NJ s,aa;,t. ba,,s bsa, ,;har., spa tho
aan,ord has ,,;ta5 Nth eontin,od dor-n.
1,ard tanaana,, !, ,ricss ma s.lss oF tbe wssl
sooo IL. !. ! ooea.Io "a 81.
ans s,1 oooss,, s-1 10 ~, - 60 49, r,ho;aa
- soo soo1s - en- a., 10 ~, g. &C.
4 sna yesterd,,, NC IA ~ baa, - ! saIa
Wees,s recants esss bhls a,norts m
| ~. -, ~
IL INA I;ritad
bave sscl;nsd NM saiss M ~ hnrsss.
ann -
oasI on . h,sha1 81 ~ ~, v1,:.a ~.
t.. ~ wv o o.,o
asa,-s vh;to ia :. zss 7s 10 wv
Wasn,s srts sezoe sacls = a~nartz ooo S..
~ ma sa1es o,s,, - 81, 49,,
ana Wb;ta ~ - M V 70 h,sha1 ' 80 D'>'' '''
"Y,... 80 u ~ y p =. =.
o,m, ma srnn1, !, ,on,, ,ios+ W.
sa,s. i rsnort erean+ino n saeLs ui.s;s,irn; -
i AZ q bnsbeI -,N
pp,s MI s,,asse q, l., ,,,,7. T., ON
sacks If ~ oa1asa 10 % loo 80 W. r '20 ~
nv W. 800 eent,,or1 - - - s,r,z,s.o NJ
I'M, - ,,,alit,, ~ tla ~ TO
t,aIaa rra1, 90 $ 4 san sotor, E.e
poar rbere ID raar1, ,;t.lo ,sf+ ,,o1o Is Meas
Il reto;,;no s1o,r, 's4s 20 ~, CO... - a.,
snection worehons.oas J., ~ ixst 5000 ~.
40 o'-' ''''
Waeh,s recsi,ts m MI, = as s ~
BACON. There Is no stock If sboplders Rihhed
s;des ,ra eloar siaoS 60 So, H.. ~
from, f7rst hands ~ o. o,d - eeaaoa 20 ~
Wear,s rrecs;n+sS . oa.l,s ana tiss.os. U ~
norris, .nona5s I'd tI, - -
I5,n,, NJ, M, .,,,,,,,.. : ,:.s. MI,
retail 7anand i NJ atso1ago. NO N for me-
.los+ ,a1oa' 80 - 90, no - y
Week:s receintsH 4 hhls ana fcs and X 1,.us
exports eoual 10 n, tags 10 :, : ,
BEEF The sunnlv Is lin;tea and tbo-a :,
only 4 retai, bnsiness dono Mosa il aaI,iro, -
sasass0 10 hill. accordino to ono,;tv
Weeks receints ee bb1s ord tos a.,o.+,-
none. IVY ~''f y W
.BprrrR Ann ctYrrsp Tho s,n,,,1, of Uo,+or,
Rutter ID verv l;ebt n NOV ha +,no+od -, osna
4oc. There Il No Western rbeoso \, tba rs.,-at
RAGaINs avn Rnpr nf K.n+,,l, D,
eeiNo Ahp hofE " hehtueky baggng
an tbe 1et ;nst looo niao.r ne I.a;a 49, H..
~ 'nss. NV p.eoes " ihaia' 'he iaso
~ asooh " Jus saoo
ae pope We 4uotelfon hfsI ana second
~ - ioi iianelaoe anu hachfne.
isoseonloN lies. y, sen az z5c. o 10. CASH
; - ias' s"teS we're d. ooc' u
20" gs sasl. -,
So = ihe supply IS very limited. heethed
n A. - ~, eans az = io'9si 70 Q sanon'
$3.50 80 : Aeoe y. :, Vots.' eApor's w. i
u. il a peeh some receipts from
leara Oh sales OF hio az QUO. ID To- Prices are very
f-+4-= i IL Il .F..-r E.-r lg.... E i
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CoHPrRoLLER's OFFICE, }
City Of New Orleans, July !, 1855. (
. mo 2l29.1
EpEEDLFEGDs That the Com ptrOIIer he m md
AZ he hereby authorized aud required give notice by
stdIs Senent in the official journal eccofdgnce
With tho ninth section Of ordinance No 42 approved March
80 ta54 the Council will pay any bill against The city unless
contracted undsr authority order Oonlrtrclsr
accordance with the ordinance referred to.
lsizned1 Il L. TkAOY,
- President Board Of Assistant 4 lderpaep
ls1gnedi L.! E. PLACE,
.., President Board of Alderman.
Approved April 28, 1855, ~
tSRnedl john H. LEWIS. Mayer.
The ocers Of the oity and of the nuh1c liz "a
Bpectnlly called 10 the foregoing resnuiion
,. @. ". CULBERTSON
lyle u flonpJrper City of New trleRns
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" " Saturday Morning, November 30, 1851.
Arrived Ysstsrday.
Steamboats,.
Lafourche, Brown. FIN Vicksburg.
News Boy, Moore, I'm Harrisonburg.
= Era No Z, Barstow, I'm Alexandria.
Homer, WhittenbeTy, I'm Alexandria.
y A Gotten, -, fm Bayou Sara. Ill.,
Mary t., Dugas, FIN DonaldsonvilIe,
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonyille.
Empire Parish. Grant, fn Lower Coast.
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To RHk ers.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS }
CRY HALL Nov. % 1861,
E4S- To Bakers - The price of Summertime
Flour being this day nine dollars and sevenyf9e cents
~ l5-per barrel bakers required give during the
ensuing week, commencing MONDAY 18th inst as fol-
lows, viz: Secondgquaty, or No. 2:
Fifty ounces OF bread for 70 cents;
Twenty five ounces of bread for 10 cents; N4
Twelve ounces of bread for cents.
The oayeS of the third quality or No g. m1st eirh oe
eighth more-ha Is to say
The 70 cent loaves, fftysN ounces
The 10 cent loaves, twenty eight ounces
The cent loayeS thirteen
:. JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
n. B Bread of the First Quality Fancy Bread must be
made OF Extra -four and The oares shall weight
one pound and shall made baked and stamped required
by ordinance 10 57Sa Mi If
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STREET OFFTCEAL,
THIRD DISTRICT POUND Was brought
70 the Third District Pound on Goodchdren streei h.
Ween Clouet and Louisa streets. as Astray- '' "
One dark bay Mule, IA bands high bind in the rigt ra
ump on the outside of the left suee, no brand y .
Which not claimed within and the +har
on paid will he sold public auction at said Pound p
THURSDAY, December &, 1S6l, at 10 o'clock A. M ' "
New Orleans, November %, 1861, " "
Registered November q, 1861. 'N' 0''N'''''''i'''
B. W. HEBRARD,
DepgtY Comntroer
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GNO. 1871

I~NU'
Whereas Major General Lowell has ordered the construction
Of line of telegraph between this city Proctoryie and
whereas the city terminus be worked advantageouy
ne GoyernTent by carrying the wire into office of
operating the line by day or night, therefore ~
Thai permission be and hereby granted to Major
General Lowell to the said wire office of the Police
and Fire Alarm Telegraph there be worked common with
me olher wires coming INTO the said oceprovdsd
oha expense be incurred to the city shall
interfere in any with regular duties OF the s
Office. ~ " ~ ~
[Signedl j. MAGIONI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
LSgned] GERARD SIITH
Approved November o. 1851.
n23 st tSigued1 JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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PnExrnRr JUSTICE DE PAX WIN. eraser VS.. W c. BEN

PREuERE JUSTICE DE PAX WIN. eraser vs.. W. G BEN
pour la NETTING. 1879.
Paroisse diOreans.s
I'm VERTU drum writ de fieri facfas q m 1
IA adresse par FHon A. G. Brice Premiere Justice PAX
dams ct pour la parose doreen e procedeai lie SAMEDI
Some jour de novembre l midi enrep6t No rs rna
julie entire les des Magasns Foucher la vene pu
bfque de- -' r
UN LOT DE MEUBLES.
Sass dams rataire ci dessus. '
CQND1TIONS-Couptant,
.. Il. 7. PARKER.
nl9 Is 80 Shkrif de la paroi1se il Orlsans
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a. E1hLLER q BROTHER,
ia Nc. I8S TCHOUPIToULAg STREET

I UUFF Nts, TIN KIND SEhhI IhJN Work
IN all ta varieties. Has also hand large assortment Of
Cookr faIor eRd Eafoom Stoves and prepared to ill
: . tsrs In the anofe ilne in tue City Or Country.
Particular attention paid to all descriptions Of building work
Viz Copper Galvanized Iron Tin Zine Valley Cutter s1
Roofing, Down Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads, etc.
Have tie exclusive right for the State of Louans r1sk
and vend the recently patented invention of abes Lewis
the use Of which ths roof OF buildings washed from all ab
prior to the water being conducted tbs cisaus Being self
acting In ITSELF 1t the necessiy Of hsad til
action: feature not proaucsd hers before, daily
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
s.'.'. ssMAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS !,
s't- City Hall, November IL 1861,
Common Council OF The CITY of New Orleans


= 'y5Hst lMAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEAN Ms =
City Hall, November 81, 1861,
common council OF the City of New Orleans
NJ j. ..gz,l, mo. $500 ~ ,,.
Ror That the petition Of the several steamboat CAPTAINS
and owners who have peoned the City Counc whose boats
ARE now and have been necessarily aid up he st and
second sections Of The city wharSe wing to blockade
and the same is hereby granted wharfage dues
that may have hereafter acce necessary upon said con
tngeney be and the Is eeby far as the city Of New
orleas is concerned cancelled provided the essees of The
wharyes OF the said first and sections ncau see In and
agree to the same. ,fsS
lSgnedl s. T. DELABARRE,
. ... 70, -. President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
lSfgnedJ j! MAGIONI
President hoard of Assistant Aldermen.
In force by operation OF law, November y, 1861.
A trIe copy:
ms ST RAErp Ssrrsto,r n Mayor
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS J
Cisy Hall, November 2s, 1861
Common Council OF the City of New Orleans
mo. 5S0l.l
Whereas, earth frequently from the streets and with
ont authority from the proper officers in violation of law
Soioed Th section l6 of ordinance page 4 Of rest
city laws entitled ordinance relative to offences and mis-
atces be amended TO include the words that
Of the penalty enforced shall be paid inCormeru
tSgnedI GERARD STITH,
President TEN. Board OF Aldermen
lsiEned] -. j. MAGIONI,
Approved November &c, 1851
nj 5t Signedl JOHN T. MONROE NJnvor
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mo. 57a6..

Reored That the City surveyor be and he is hereby re-
9uested aud Instructed u be repaired certain vaults
the Lafayette Cemetery fronting Washington street, which
have been seriously damaged by The settling the sidewalks
md also to be repaired the house and of
ton OF said Cemetery and also we'd from said
Cemetery all unnecessary Provided the costs OF the
whole work does not exceed one hundred and fifty dollars
tSignedl j. MAGLuNI,
. President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
[Signedl GERARD STITH
President pro ten. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved November o, 1861.
n23 st tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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PR1.cEs:
alatiI!s SalslIiaellte.
AfrIved YsHtertfal
Steamboats,.

OEEsesEr orFIek, No. 70 Camp Street, I
4* Saturday Morning, November 30, 1851.
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nsgIr5 every SATURDAY atHpE
NEM ORLEAMS AHn WICK Z.

~ y burg c g. Natl ih4e--For Tounlisonvle Psr-
etQlne Baton Rouge, Port Hudson. Bayou Sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams SAcheE Water
proof Rodney, St. Joseph, Grand Cult Warrercn srt vks
brrg-The fass'teer s'famor Lafourche, J, J. Brown
master TIN place Of the Natchtz WIN lea, every
urday at So'cock p NJ
J. PERSON 4 CO., AgeatE
self A Csr6Ijais si,aet
The lherYe nonnecs at rcksbGrs With he Hope
lad Charm for Yhzu0
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NIIIIEk'f9T Is INV ID " Il w VESIEANS
N.Y. h, Packe-Rtgulhr Packet lOr henphls and the
lsonda - The fir class swift packet 3JtF,
nssrEs1 Fr:ttlei. Levi Chapman master Is ready
to receive freight and VIII letvs above For freight or
passage apply on board.
V1RGlNIuS C. DEETZFL,
n26 Advertising Aren't
This boat connects Napoleon with regular packets 5r lie
Arkansas md White rivers and at Memphis Memphis
and Charleston Railroad taking freight FOR Charleston
Norfolk, Nashville.
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MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
NSy Packet ltne--Reguar @. S. Mail Packet-Fhr
Memphis and the en'isThe fine frst-class pas.
s1zszzEssssasS elgGr packet peyt0na. H. &
lRndrun master will leave above. For freight or p.y
sage apply board.
VIRG1NfUS c. DENT2EL,
nag AGvyrtipinr Ayent
This boat connects at Napoleon with regular packets tho
Arkansas and W rivers and Memphis with MrInpLs
and Charleston Railroad,
RS-lhc F. Will take freight Madrid Hickman and
Columbus, with privilege of reshp pNp.
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LzvIwIIsoN Parish Rapids, La, roaKor New Orleans
WILSON, P0mR0S b CO., COTTON FACTBRS
w and Commission ser:i snts s6 New
-Tl Il
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City Hall Nov. -, 1861
Common Council of the city of New Orleans
No. 1884.
Resare That the Gonptoer warrant the Treasurer
l. II. T. Parker Stertfot Parish Of Orleans for main
tensnce OF prisoners from July to September So
1901: SIG fJS GO
A. p james Co. cotton goods for Work house.. 2jU IS
o. Ne% iulper Tor "ork house. l6l 0O
= q u afnou Tor cefIihcates of mortEaGes.. l47 90
=: W. bosWoftn zee Tor them0nth o! October 20 o.
D. Gtquel JaInison, } bales domestics for Work
house 446 81
I. w. II, Cook, hay and corn for Pounds aud Work
house = ;; 800 10
>, New orleans Bee, subscription for Gomptrcllers
oice l.
" New Orleans Della, publishing military orders for
J., funerals lo4 90
TO- T. e. Thead, years rent OF three lois for Third
Dsrlct oHud 50 90
H. New Orleans PRICE Current, years subscription
Tor Mayors otica.
L. Henry Clark, months services as Deputy Super
ineudent of Insane Asylum for September IS6t co 90
H. D. H Holmes cotton goods for Work house.. So IS
IA. ). N. Philips Clerk Sixth District Court costs in
suits. .,..'...~ 49, 40
TO- f. A. Forguet, trRnSlAting memo nl oy Council IS 10
To- New Orleans Bee advertisement Board of Super
Wilson'S OF assessment,
tSlgnedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lsignedl . GERARD STITH,
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
n3 5 lSigned' JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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Leaves SATURDAY Nov 3n.athPM
FOR Il LACK RIy ER --THE
IT, eshnh l'ackct SewsbOy, Len Moore, ran ter,
l-stk45t5%w VIII leave above f0r ll1rsouhUrr,
sssFsazzakaEity aud ~oy arnlugo on Black River For
freight passage apply on board,
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no Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-30
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Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNEsD AY and FRIDAyal2H
THE NEW FAST PASSENGER
IT, h. acket rInry IT,, a, Dugas, master, will leave
landing, foot pt s.. Louis street rs above re.
xsstEK turning down the Coast every Tuesday Thursday
aud saturday III daylight.
VIRGIN1US O. DEkTZEL,
o5D Advertising Agent.
the warehouse foot OF St. LoniB deliver
freight, ~ ~ ~
For freight passage apply board, warehouse
foot of st. Louis street - - 49,