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I 1IUW 70 AKE TO DO IF.-Ihe washington cor.
respondent of the New York Herald says:
gentleman, who arrived at Washington yester-
gay from Richmond via Louisville states that the
Seale army in Virginia now amounts to over
~ ,goo OF whom 10000 are on the south bank of
Tue fetomae. de says that Manassas has been to
q e feat extent apaedoped aud the main force Of
intend to make crossing, take possession Of MARI
land, and thus surround Washington and get pos
session o. an the army stores and munitions Wing
mere de represents that the enthusiasm Of the
Ran. S>'E-' " -'pi1
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The LATE HENRY D. SEAMAN.-4We direct atten-
ton to the resolutions adopted by the Washington
Artillery, expressive Of their regret at the death of
this esmable gentleman, and. their respect for his
memory. The Washington Artillery is not the
only corps in this city which has lost . kind and
liberal friend in the untirnely end Of Mr.. Seaman
and his memory will long remain green in the
hearts of them all. Peace to his ashes
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-. M - - ~ u
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
Who has still hand the of everything his line, and at
prices that satisfy every patriot and soldier advance
any article having been made since the interruption q
plies.
Fine Flannel Campaign Shirts,
Beautifully made in this city, with Side Pockets, Buttons
ranted of, and consisting Of
score of handsome patterns.
FINE LINEN CHECK SHIRTS.
C0LoRED LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS.
HEAVY SILK UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS
WOOL :. :. :.
:. COTTON .
CANTON FLANNEL UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS.
WOOL SOCKs-At the of yarn only.
DOUBLE COTTON SOCKS-For tender feet.
LARGE SILK POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs
HEAVY BUCK AND CAMPAIGN GLOVES
WHITE MILITARY GLOVES.
CRAVATS AND suSPENDERS. and every article for
Complete Toilet,
Remember, at
S. N. MOODYtS
SCI 2p5teod Corner of Canal and Royal streets,
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Volunteer Relief Committee.
TO ALL GO0D CITIZENS.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. le, 1861.
As this Committee hes received seep regret positive
proof that inpusons have pracced upon the public gen
crosby, by obtaining relief who not entitled 10 the
same they hereby appeal to all coed citizens who may come
to the knowledge of such of fraud inform mem
beers OF the Committee in person. leave intorra
with as little delay possible their Office Secrearys Room
OF Board of Assistant Aldermen The following Are the names
OF the Committee
GERARD sTITH Board of Aldermen
S. P. DELABAkRE, :. =,
L. +. FoRSTALL, =. :.
J. H. HUCKIES, T.. .
JAS. BEGGS, Bosrd of Asst. Aldermen
W. F. HODGKINs,
j. 3. LEEFE, :,
..T JAMES DAVIS .
49, JAMES BEGGS
anl9 2ptf Chairman Of the Committee
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BALLOON ASCENSION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE MARKET. An ascension will be made from
Woods cotton press, corner of Canal and Robert
son streets, next Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock,
for the benefit Of the free market. OF course,
there viii be q large attendance.
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Contributions for the Sick and Wounded Soldiers Of Army
are to be left at WILLIAM H. SMITHS store No. IS Gravie
Street.
By order of the Committee
.'N 'a So W. A. ELMORE, President.
d. l. RICARDO, Secretary. se2 2ptf
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Notice.

meeting of the Committee for the relief of the and
soldiers the Confederate Army
4h inst, The following gentlemen appointed permanent
Executive Committee conduct the business of the
ton
T. 0. Sully, r. Gardere.
d. I. Ricardo, J.P Freret.
Henry Bier
SCI 2p6 7. o. SUI.IY Chairman.
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Proceedings

LOUISIANA STATE. Convention
IN ENGLISH AND FIR ENCR,
Together with the uRnINAFCES passed by said Conven
ion On both Gaguags Ge CONSTITUTION The Ststt
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER 0'DOENELL,
T. l.. WHITE, HERBERT K ESGOBsSE
. ESQ ELLIS W, F. GOLDTH%AlTE,
P.HAWES& Co. e. EZEKIEL
T. FIFZWILLIAM
sa-CIders Eem tbs country filed n ilhara discount
my2a 2ptf
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fine company is not quite full ia few good men can
get chance to go into the service of their country
immed iately by joining the corps. Uniforms and
board will be furnished volunteers. See notice.
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ORLEANS CADETS, CoMPASY D.The members
of this company are notified in another column Of
the nights of regular drills and meetings. We
direct their special attention thereto.
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Parish OF Ursans, Gtty OF New ur!eaEs,t
Be 1t remembered that ths 1874 DAY of December $780,
before the subscriber Justice Of toe Peace and for
city aforesaid personally appeared O1sr GaRd President
and A. Schneider Secretary Of the Czsn Mutual Izs1raDea
Company of New Orleans who being duly according 10
law do deposo and say, that the above
Ie and transcript from TIE books said Company
o. GATLLARD President.
A, sCEREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before day. December 49,
1850. ARTHUR EAUCIER
Third Justice Of the Pence for Parish Of OrteAae.
1.-THE Board OF rrsteea have resorei per
The outstanding Certificates OF Profits for ,he yeso
1851 1883 and 1888 and after the second MONDAY IN Ft
ruRry
-rSUsTEEs-
Geo. ": West R.P.Hupt
Jss. a. White, N Mtas0n
J9lEles )" EST, Martin GprdGr, IL.
= jhtnisau, RuEua AnEuau,
At. MlienUsrEer, -. Csssire Olivier.
Leisy, = a. b0an.
Gmer GstlBf4.
TheConpany continueto as'n potis t.ssss
and rivers and loss and damage b. uurreEl .a,..
premiums.
Es~ Office, No. Caroudele attract. dI-,t
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&s-Ed. Crescent Please RrfnoStffce the an
deTsisned candidate or theoee State superin
Of Public Education. ". g. N, AAGRVDES,
Rl2S 2ptd Aston RouSst La, .
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HATs, sH1RTs, DRAWERS, Ero.--The particular
ATTENTION Of buyes IS called sails vita.
q bats shirts drawers etc, take place this day Al 10
eesS 81 The slsstoonas Of 4 sHory No. IS Oa Levee
street. Terms al ssie.
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Further registration of names of applicants for Relief
hands Of this Committee necessarily from this dale
further notice.
JAMES BEGGS,
se2 2ptf Chairman If t,orn,,;t,oe
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Should provide himself with the best description Of comfort
able and well made SHIRTS aud FURNISHING Go0Dsto
be had by doing half the supply will sntce and the an
of having make your again at the
seat of buying ones avoided To insure atisfac
ton natroniYe
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SWISS GUARDS A meeting of this company will
be held this evening, at g o'clock, and the pres
ence of every member is absolutely required. See
nnfine s$5ss # sisAG4s 5shf5t u
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To PTeressE Piles.

Il EtGE{E fkFS,
Use GAYETTY'S INDICATED PAPER for the water
closet, made of pure Manila Hemp, without chemicals and
meiicacd by entirely poceclres and prevents Piles
It blessing TO the sick and the healthy Ureeed as a
cure Incompatible preventive. All other paper poisonous
and pile producing.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & Co.,,
Sole Propreto-s,
q and l5l Charities street.
seq 2p3teodtItW New Orleans
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Merchants EEotef,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS
rhepleasaptestsnd conveniently located House IN ti
city,
KAfts BoLRn.
CT l IL
CT IL W
Per Week aboard only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500
CT z 81
BRET Il HALLER,
eu11 2ply PropHs:ors.
GREEN PEAS
20 CASES IN HALF BOXES,
For sails by
S. D. GRATIAA / co.
jyI 50 'u'tomhoase
4
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s9-Ed. CFescents Rlease announce James
R. candidate t Constable Court
in the district bounded by ard Felicity Streets and from
The River TO the Swamp. Eieetton 9Th November.
aus 2ptd MANY VOTERS o..
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F!oase announce that HENRY AVERY prN suFen-
iendent Of Public Education is candidate for reel c,p
s1l7 2otd
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SET 2p1t
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Doc FoUSp --An advertiser 81 our paper this
morning has oad oin PeFsoAs sho hSfs oss sush
"A animal aye referred tofhe advertisement;
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d. I. RICARDO, Sc,
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CREOLE.

Ss-F For Auditor Of Publ lie Acecunts-PIeass
announce H. PERALTA as eaal Auditor Of Pubic
Accounts at the election in November
81 2p.e CREOLE
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ABeaots, Shoes aa,d K8roGams,

zSa0ts. Shoes Cssstt KsrGgans,
AT WHOLESALE.
Fian'af'ont supplied with prime Dching BOOTS Rus.sI
BRoaANsi Mexican, Palm Leaf strawaBd ar,oese7
HATS at the lovsst mari et pricesb by
FROST Co,
No. 10 Magazine street, Esw o4lssrr.
Hats, CapS, etc.. at Wholesale.
"s'feeonsfah'y general assortment al six SIC
fRF' Cashmere PANAMA. Leshorn Straw Palm Lest Ger
AID Wool HATS, e:sbe lowes: 1nErEa,prices, by
FROST & CO.,
Hta 1os" No 10 Magazine street. New Orleans.
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my professional seEvc's free of charge families Of those
who absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony street. between Pytsuia and Coliseum Streets Fourth
District.
ny3l 1ptf P YEIsER NJ D.
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SsNR. L. Defreese, the present Incumbent,
- ''+"4dats Tor state Treasurer iyi 2pId
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apla 2ptf
Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association.

The hades Volunteer Aid Association cali attention 10 the
following resolution
Resolved That no applications will be received from Comma
mics that have not been authenticated by pneral
At"IS VI EAu'u'ai''1shef3i Hfi7st' myl5 2ptf
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Notice.

m. O.DsRUYS, Secretary.
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NOgD Publishing

.FOsU Publishing
WILL BE OUT By THE 10TH SEPTEMBER,
CoMrKI.ATIoN
II a r I f. Fl a Q IT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
APPROVED MAY 2lst, 1861,
Showing the Rates of Duties payable Imported Goods,
Wares md Merchandise from and after September ls 1861
Alphabetically Arranged.
Also Containing
RECENT ACTS OF CONGRESS
Circulars of the Treasury Department
RELATIVE TO
COMMERCE, NAVIGATION AND THE REVENUE;
wru TIE
w "a r. EEouSEs SYSTEM.
Forms of Custom House Blanks Protests and Appeals Tables
Of Foreign Weights Measures and Currencies Reduced
to the Standard of the Confederate States,
Rules for Admeasurenent of Yes
sells for Tonnage, etc.
Arranged by y. H. WALDEN.
Deputy Collector, Custom House. Port of New Orleans
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
CoRS ON Il, ARNI5TR ONO
No. 50 Camp street New Orleans.
nj Ont
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The EEEMY's DEAD AT OAK HrLLs.--A cores
pendent Of the Baton Rouge Advocate, who fought
in the Louisiana Regiment at Oak Hills, writes:
Soon after the battle ended, the enemy, under
flag of truce, commenced attending to their. dead
dying and wounded. The fight commenced at Ga
O'Clock a. M. on the morning Of the 10TH ending
at l2s P M. All the remainder of that day, as
well as during the night, seyeno of their six-mule
tennis were busily engaged carrying off their dead
and wounded. @@6i5&
EARLY Sunday morning j was detailed as sergeant
of large force to finish the burial of the enemys
dead. Armed with shovel, pickaxe and spade we
proceeded to the principal point of the battlefield
To- complete this mournful task, which the enemy,
unable TO accomplish, had given up il despair.
The ground was still thckly strewn with the ghast-
IL and mangled forms of the dead. We placed if
ty-three bodies in one hole, gathered within COM
pass of one hundred yards. Covering them over
We hastily departed, leaving hundreds unburied.
The ef1ugiaiwas too horrible for human endurance
The bodies Of these unbnried dead, deserted alike
by friend and foe, are scattered over the country
for miles left as food for the worms of the earth
the wild beasts of the forest and the fowls of the
air. while their bones will BILE ich and whiten in
the sun and rain long after they shall have been
forgotten.
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p MeGuiGgN 81 co.,
S A L A K E f s
No "a Julia street, New Basin.
Awnings Tents Tnrpaufns and Flags made at the shortest
notce. ' ~ " - -
large supply 0. Canvass always hand Of the very
RfaIGs uI "
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What an .fsrfetI COudH!

se2 2pSteod<W
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4 AN AFFRAy IN MIssoTRI.--~ Washington, NO.,
Sept. l-Last night sixteen of the United States
violent living some ten miles west Of
here. On! approaching the house the lights were
pat ont and the owner, learning their Intentions,
tired upon them with double barreled shot gum
killing TWO Of the reserve corps. They burst open.
the door and killed him. ANOTHER man fred and
ran. There i a camp Of Seeessionists in that
neighborhood few miles from where the aboFe-
mentioned occurrence took place. Seventy Of the
reserve corps left here this morning to hold them
IN eaeck until reinforcements can be obtained.
Ihe St. Louis Republican Of the lst says:
We learn that the coin, amounting to 500 900.
seized BY Capt Poinaexter, of the Secession arnlF,
u the hands Of a committee appointed to convey
i TO New York has been restored to the vaults Of
the bank in Fayette Il belonged to The Branch Of
the Bank Of the State Of Missouri, at Fayette, and
the secret Of the restoration is said to be in The
fact that the principal stockholders there are Sc
eessionists. Be this SO or not, the money was de-
posted in bank. EE & Il -
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EXECUTIVE CosINrTTEE FOR THE RELIEF OF SIZE.
AND WousDEp SOLDIERS a list of this committee
win be found In another column. 1t will be seen
i that il Is composed q gentlemen whose lifelong
service in behalf Of their distressed fellow citizens
has made them the natural heads Of all benevolent
undertakings.
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Sworn to and subscribed before 18th day Of January,
io6U. D. r MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Peses ParIsh of Orleans.

Board Of we'd pay
ZEE GENT. IN CASH the 0Utsrandlng Certificates Of
70 the holders thereof to their legal
on aG after the 18th day Of February Also
dividend Of FORTY PER CENT 40 Der cent? on the
s"rhed premiums OF the Company gear ending
Der 5st 1852 tor which certificates will Oh the
Marco next
me Directors after reserving ONE MILLION OF DOL
OF pronts have further resolved that all outstanding
Cehcaes Of Profits Of year 1856 be redeemed
anc paid TO the holders thereof their
the 18th 1py of February TIE CertifcaIetto 10
produced at the time payment for enactment nnc tsrzt
On same to cease atttr he 3lst December, 1883
THOMAS SLOO, President.
JAMES ID. nkHE3RE, Vce-PresiCtrt
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CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY
0aice Ho.s Carondeletstreet.
Capital, S3gl,T80 IS.
9AEk GAILL4RD President. u SCH RIEBER Secretary,
sRVEFEEs;
"eo'W west, H.P. Hunt,
|aHleB A. WhlIs, "A Yrs.o,
Douglas West, Martin ,rSo, ~
" ""nisoh, HUNS Augustir
a. 4ai3shaer%@E CeBaro Olivier,
I. Le'sy, a Bohn
Omar Geilisrd
ThecompanJ s7rc against perila Of hesets nd -!rer
sano asrahEsGy snurraDtrsss 1eu1!uIc.
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millinery and Dfessnsastn O.

HAVING sal on hand large and varied aor.me. o elegant
MILLINERY would inform the ladies Of New Orleans and
country that will sell all OF very moderate prices tor
CASH.
GARIBALDI RIDING HATS, in grea, variety.
MOURNING BONNETS, in great variety.
In my Dressmakng Department am making sad T!
ming Dresses in the most fashionable manner greatly
dnced prices.
Rs-0raers from the country promptly attended 70.
Mrs. NJ. E. BENSON,
BressmaSer and MItasr,
aI20 2DSse l57 Canal up Stsirs, adog D. H. Bolnes
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IA PEACE MEETING AZ 3ISpr.sspot,s r,5;ay-
dpoas Sept; LEA Convention Of the syrnpathisers
OF the so-calied peace party assembled ia this eity
yesterday afternoon. Though but few parfiei
pie assembled at the court house. Hon. Rohart
Walpole. of this city, was made Chairman. and
Fhile addressing the audience, denouncina the.
Administration and the war. was Interrupted
several times, and finally Withdrew amid great
confusion. 4 man named Mclean 4 friend III
WaIpole, then attamDted 10 harangue the crewd
at the same time drawing pistol. when tie crowd
rushed IL and he was rather roughly handled
hi with no strions results. Considerable excite.
ment was manifested during the afternoon ana
evening. a crowd visited the residence Of m.
Walpole and several other prominent political men,
whose Loyalty was questioned, and forced them to
fake the oath 81 allegiance to the United States
Government, which was done without further dis.
tnrbance. Among those who took the oath was
the editor Of The sentiDel.
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The following gentlemen compose the permanent committee
for the relief Of the sick and soldiers Of the Southern
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The Southern
O 7 Il Q O M + A N Y
OFFICE, zs CAMP SrREfIu,.
New Orleans.
n ew Orleans.

OILS. NAVY PITCH, AxLE GREASE AND MARTHA.
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THE Mosr STUpEsDoUs FALsEHooD YER we
have been giving specimen falsehoods recently
from the New York Herald, which, for audacious
noldness and mendacious absurdity, are almost
without a parallel. But the following = specimen
brick 2 from the Louisville Journal paid and con
tractsd for BIZ that Boston banker, doubtless en-
titles Prentice to the champions belt over Benz
nett. Just listen
10 man has ever specified one act Of oppression
i Or any wrong whatever that any person has ever
United States. -
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FGssa1tGtl's FfOil Tie.
10 Printers.

10 Printers
8 Q u IT H Il r NJ I'M Is
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
LOCATED AT ANTE, LOUISIANA.
THOss. II. SHIELDS ~ CO.,
SOLE AGENTS.
Wehsve just received large shipment from the mandatory
aud prepared to receive orders.
This INK is WARRANTED equal to any yet made.
In all cases orders must be accompanied with the CASH
PRICEs-News DC per h.; Book fr9rn &c. 70 81 pe b.
Also
inst received, another shipment of
DOUBLE MEDIUM BOOK PAPER,
MANILA WRAPPING,
HARDWARE
AND OTHER PAPERS
THOS. H. SHIELDS & CO.,
an20 2Ql2t Nos. 80 Grsver street and ii Bank Place
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d Q. B. rTxoN. Ealter ana proprietor.

As~We are under obligations to Mr.. Priee for
late Galveston papers.
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IHNES D. UhNAfJ q
JAxEs EDWARDS. Secretary.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
No. 142 CANAL STREET,

No. f42 CANAL STREET
In conformity with the Requirements o. the Charter tie fol-
lowing aterneI: is published:
Amount due 10 Depotors. ........ .... s32s 7q4 "a
Certificates Of Deposit outstanding ......., 3fg6 %
To'ol Ct Liabilities. $40 z0l n
ASSETS.
sS3 600 City Bonds cost..........,..., s66 $40 O0
$4,000 s: Charles Hotel first Mortgage
Bonds bearing per iAtatss.,
cost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 61,750OO
Loans On Pledge Of Baak Stocts....... 1910 ~
Loans On Mortgage Improved Real Es
tate in the City, worth double tae
amount loaned .............,..,,. s63q6 ~
Cash in Renk Q: Louisiana. .sl36.20 26
Lasf IN vault ................ 1913 2S-If34lg b5
Total Of Assets, ..,............... S4g6 -oF 90
Personally appeared before Arthur Ssucier Justice Of tie
Feace Tor the Parish OF Orleans, G. CURRIE DUNCAN
treasurer Of the New Orleans Savings Institution who being
ouy sorn deposes that the above true snd cor
rect transcript from the books of SAID Institution
g. CuRRIE DUNCAN, Treasurer.
sworn 70 and subscribed before me this day May 1861
ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of tie Peace
TIE Trustees hay ocare, Twelfth Semi Annual Dividend
at 'herate y GENT. per aln,n in accordance with
'ne fy'l Il" , i'six months previois the LIST inst
me nlFfe&" Leach deposor will be paid In Cash CT
paced TO MS u ser credi: deposit May as nay
b preferred.
s. jones JR Sorre+a,T
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srLTE OF Louts,As4 PlR,sa or oH1x4rs, I
FOURTH ANIMAL srA7EMEsr.

set remembered that on the 18th day Of January l6a
the subscriber Justice OF Peace In and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Th9s soo President ind
James Edwards Secretary, of the San Mutual Insurance Com
of New Orleans, Who being duly according sw
DO Gepose and say that the above u rue
And correct transcript from the Of said company
.-. TH0S. sLQO, President
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II gcau Work.
COVE DERATE STATES.

UNIFORMS AND DRESS OF THE ARMY OF
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n ROYAL, sAELua64K,

Nos. IS Csnal ana II Gresham streets,
Sign Of the Root Hog or DE
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Southern EUciFGc Es0tIl'and.

iyi tfHpGt
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-08
COMMERCIAL.
OF NEvvBERN MARKET
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. 8, 1861

FOR AHE HEEh ENDlNO jan Q, 1COI
During the week money has ruled less strn-
gent and exchange has declined proportionately.
Our market is yet suffering from reserve on the
part of speculators caused by the indefteness of
political emergencies, but ere long we hope to
chronicle the demise of hard times. Even now
the producer can be handsomely remunerated for
his labor, as prices many articles of native
production are considered fair and advancing
We quote.
COTTON-Sales during the week of about
400 bales at prices ranging from TO- 1850. 1915.
1887, TO II cents as in quality. Last sales were
effected at the latter price. Market firm with an
advancing tendency.
TURPENCINE--Ha been inactive at So 90
for Dip and 81 % for Scrape. Last quotations
were at So 274 for Scrape. This shows slight
advance which is barely maintained
sPIRTTS-Stiil continues inactive. No sales
recently, in the absence of which We quote at Sec
y ga. slight advance might be obtained for
superior packages.
EOSIN-No sales for some time. We quote
firm at -5a Soc q bbl.
TAR-!s inclined to advance Last sales
were Effected ut 81 52k being an advance of i29c
on former quotations.
PEA NUrS-Would sell readily for 81 to 81
10 T. bushei.
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Current.