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E.nuAx. RxroRrs-sAtURpAv
UnsseS es,s,s Urouis Cs-ws.

BnmeA H1noea Usous 49, ~
Levs dnd kcDonsid serfe.o,d -fAs 2.
States ~. Ncscis Lovy o.d Jc,es Nc Don(
The defendants were brought into eournl
nnning for ssntsnos. II viii Be re.s.nl
that they v,rs convicted On Friday o
OF, nee ofsmugsling fug.r. Owing to'sere
tig.ting eii cumstsncss In the cass ~
ebiyman was skpoesd 70 be lsnisnt 10 TIE 3
sonsrs and ssutsIc'd Love 70 ny . ere -
and Mcdonald 70 tsenty days iupr sJnsc
ssd 10 pay . fin, tf eio. g
supreme Court.
TIE Hinists~ 20 Brne2 dsscrts his Dign,
TIE kecAar;cs' Bo.k 70 james Watsos T.
This action Vas 70 recover the sut.
~. 400, the smount alleged 20 b dns Z,
prunissory note made and indorssd BY !,
defendant. Tia dsfsndant's sns v.r D rstl
against the jurisdiction q the Courts Of 4
stste, on tbs ground thnt at the comms,
msnt Of the &C. Ion the defendant vss 4
ever since has besn and stun In Ravoy IA
ordinary end Miris.sr Plsnipst-udsrJ'
the Usitsd States of Ansrics 70 Brztl,
sppolnisd and commissioned 90 such By.
Prssd snt tf thu U0i'ed States, and that,
ths Copsfitution Of the Ua - s ate, anS'
Cosrts Of the United States haysoxa,
o. gnixsncs and jurisdiction In ali eases az
ins snbssssdors, public ninistsu ard COO,
A motion wa DOW msds for iudg asut OF
ans wer - frivolous, which was IN"
b. yue 70 Leonard.
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TIE SoLprxns' RxLr.P LoAx.-fh. nav
sO,disrs' rslis loo. By the dty IL b.;sg rapidly
subscribed, not only BY parties having Large
sumo idis, bot By small capitalists, whs have
h.rstossrs In thsir money st the SAVING
Ranka
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ARHUM's AMERICAN MUsKUM.
nVHRY DAY AND BV4NiNo.

robs ..,s 4 al sosls the nisrfai snS sztrssrs
s S,ss TSEaSF II WI 5s1 S!i In IA
so1ZSiII GkRDES. ia y ss1 S;sN psnds
hvr! and ooeas vatsE; allsd yith Hytns IN tro
kNAXES Wax H6sRls Lvisa sRxf. 81
nelr almlliion othG SuEio1itfs tron svsEy saaSs
SS%iss;oSts IN - % sAnar.. una.r ~. -
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y. s- DsLse.si a. Asksss.s.

F.s- Missouri ssd Asksss.%
Knasds Cly. No., July 10 The Fort Scott
Democrat q the 18Th furnishes the following
items!
now oxS. LroS xAHoHxL
Gen. LYoS, Who IL marching soxth towards
SqiDefsld, has about 6000 men, including
flor STukans' command He has also "a
pisoee Of field artillery OF various descriptions,
an abundance Of smunitIou, snd full train q
bags age wagons. His strength wild Be be-
tween 10, 900 and ~ 900.
no'ouLLouon AsD JACKSON.
McCuILovaH snd JAoKtos have rstrsatsd
across the Aikansas line for the pu'poss Of
drilling their troops. Thsir syailabls korcs IL
sstin atsd at 1880, including the Texan
Rangers and M,ssisspP regiment.
THE JAIHAwKKRs.
The Jayhawksrs undsr JANnos, have ben
stationed on the state lice below this place
tome days JANsos will maintain . kwes Of
200 or 800 men In that region until the Unitsd
States troops arrive
INTERCEPTED ABD sxARoHxD.
A train which passed through this plac.
about q month since, with the families aud
properly Of the UAitsd States soldiers from the
Inc Ian country, wss intercepted and searched
by him few Gays sizes, snd aqusntity Of ar
mention, wagons, &c taken possession Of.
JAmlbOh khVo M roooipt toF tuo hIticisb beiLou,
10 be held subject 10 the order Of tbs Uaitsd
Statss Government. The ownsr Of thu property
tsksn sta'sd, in this place, on his way up, that
half Of the profits Of tho trip should be used TO
parchase Ins for the Sou Confsdsracy
lie wa not with the train on its return.
CAPTURE OF KIoHr sEonsroHmis.
Jefferson City, No 18h.-A Sergeant, be-
longing 70 Capt. Cooks company Of III oms
Guards, arrived at Syrscuse this svsning -
He reports that Capt. Cook hsd captured eight
secessionisis, among than . messsnger from
Jackson, bringing letters 10 different psrscns
In one OF these lsttsfs JAoKsos bsgs fer more
men, and admits hAviog lost 500 killed In the
battle Of Carthage.
ANoIHAR nPKDuIon.
Col. BonBEsrEIs has adsred another OK
psdi.ion into Galloway County, TO opsn tbs
road 10 Fulton, whore Col. MoNEILLs com
mind Ia potted.
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GENERAL NOTICE..

TIE ssidievs spiesx- Fee svsr fsvsv 20
DR. H0l 10 MArha beeu sspy'/i.e al Tie srs,
q Europe Win his Pls. ana 0fat.sAs tksy 6
cure ,he WORT easss Of Dyrsatsry, 3 srvS, q b
Won, d. 90. nssry scitisf knapsaok shos q q
tain thsn; only - ssuh. les
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MARsuALf, ~ q vsii.t esutSining %
Eve hours sf9 tskicg the l'qvor he W
ssnsibie. snt rsyiving. founi hssslf h .
ysrd b nsv.nth svsaus. Tss aecuseA p,
net guilty, but vrrs locked Up Coz trial
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Thirty-seventh Congress.

EXTRA SESSION ss..is.
WasAiasto~, July 20.-hr. WADE COhio)
Gsrsd Joint resolution that the President
to authorised 10 sppolntsd . Commiaionsy Of
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DOARDING-oNE OR TWO MECHAEl
with had % reasonable teams , . soupis Of CHI
dIen viii ba taken and eoeys = m0thssL care ty|
room. 70 ls' with or Without board ,I,,k,,y :,
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r, On Psrtss.s DIoareo.


E.,,,., H. ,,u. J,Lv 10 ,;, p,,,,,nor. J,.
an '"u'S Is~o 80 49, ~ ..i',,." =, ., 80 SS
PmIIn.y C.st EowAsn w JxsKf,s liant
Jon. sor. ard priy.t. SNAIL. OF the N.vsl
Ry;..d. T. E kL,I,as Msior AZ IN. Ksr.
trcsS Tiobt C.,,iry and r. " S.us,Svr
q, ~. Nsv Y,rk Jl,1Toted N,,c, Is,t Ham
ton r,,hout ma, mis,i, n ON : A., mt Th,v ~,
rco,i, armed, and but one mounted.
us oossnoonsoss.
n.,,v ~s'. sar,rIs.a 4, ths WOOD. a short do A."
tancs beyond Newmarket Bridge, by twenty
dismounted kotsmsn. RAwLIsos was it-
stsnily killed by . bullet through his head.
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BOARDING TWO SINGLE GENTLE
~ men, ana one ycons LADY e,n be aeoon 1odAta
Nh s0GS 6s,ss ~, ina .sss . Rss .OSn ali ~ SS
provemsAIa. Terms reasonable Ul9 91A2
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de-. msuse I.... Adar,.. {. a. saiaI.

beverly, Va, July 20, 1661.-HEADQuAR.
IBhs ARsr or 0coorATIor. wxsrEHs Wa
oIsIA, BkvSRLr. Va July 10, 1s61.-Soidsers
Of hs army OF I've W,a l am NOR. than sat-
i,6s5 with you You have aanitila'td tive
srpisr, commanded by edpcs'sd and exp.ri-
p.0ss and fortified At their leisure. You have
tsksn i've guns twelve eolors, fifteen hundred
stands Of aims, enc thousand prisoner, includ-
ing mora than forty oficers. One Of the sec md
comm sneer. Of the rsbsls u Q pdsopsr the
other lost bis life on the hsld Of bsttls You
have killed more than two hundred and hfty
q the spsu Y, who has lost all his bsgg .gs and
camp squipsge. All this has been accom- lishsd
-ith the loss OF 20 bravo men killed and so
wounded On your part. You have proved that
Union mon, sighting for the preservation OF our
government, are moro than q match for our
misguided and srring brothers. More than
Ibis, you have shown mercy TO the vanquishsd.
You have made long and ardut us marches,
.ith iDsuficisnt food, frequently exposed 70
he inclemsney a the weather. l have not
| could rely On Jour ,ndupauoe, patriotism and
ooursge In the future may have still greater
d,m,nds 10 make upon yoa-still grsatsr saeri-
| does for ycu 10 offsr. II shall be my ca-e 70
q, vide for you 20 the extent Of my ability;
bat 4, oN now that BY your valor and srdu.
rd CO you will accomplish I'll that 10 asked.
Soldiers have eonhdere, In you, and trust
| you have leaned 10 copfds Ia me. Re usu-
bsr that shciplins and subordinAticn arc qu.li-
ties Of equal value With courage. l an proud
to sSy that you have gained the highest To-
~srd that Amsiican troop. can Teeeivs-the
tb.pki Of Congress and the applause Of your
fellow eiix.ns.
Gao. b. MoCLxLLAs, Msjer General.
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DOARDING-A GENrLEMAN AID n;

:; ;;:':s'b'' tS. ii 0'sA'a - =; . HIS,'
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DE-. Heary Zslf,s
N rvfn 70 W d Q 9
TO oyRH
Dru N X N n ess.

Nay be obtained at the following places, q.
No. % DIvIsIos q, cor. hShet, H.Y.
ms. BrAcTs. si4 EishtA svesss. NJ. .
ms. BArrs. 1To Fuitou Il. BscokAp.
Da- VIZ. 7. hEnone. IA Broad e. rsvs4. ;
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FSsa Wa shis GIss.


WdShinotOn, July 20.--F f.ssn sscsssionists
were capturd at Bulls Run on Thursday, and
broSght TO this city today under . strong
guard. Ono was eouth Carolina sergeant,
and the others AlAbAmianA- General MANI
FIsLD O. mt them TO the old capitol building,
which haI been fitted mp a. q prison. To.
pr isonsrs ere rough looking, and were obs cts
Of much interest As they marched through the
stIests,
General MoDo VEIL was concentrating his
forces and rec onnoitsriDg.
ReibforOsmebts wsre Dsnt 10 him today. The
indications are that MoDo WILL u acting with
deibsration add caution, previous TO renewal
Of the conflict
General PATTERSON, being only commAn
der Of thre months Vo'uatssrs whose iims 10
nearly out, will b. Immediately relieved Of
the command of the Union army on the Up
per Potomac by the appointment OF M.jor
GSnsrL BANKS to the command OF that diU
zion of tho tIoopa General DIX will DO in
msdiatsly appointed 70 the commAtd OF the
Department Of Annapolis, Woe GsasrL
BANKS, ordered 70 Taxa the hsld.
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sAs P.l..y.v..i. xrssps 4. B.ssias.s.

BaihmOre, July 20. - hs PeDnsylvsais
troops in Baltimore have all bsoa Ieclothsd ct
che sxpsDss Of that STATE, and paid OF by the
general govsFnmsDt, and arc also rs-lolistsd
and accepted By the War Department for three
years, or during tho war.
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News, sec Third Pa,
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PRICE oss DoLLiR.

These Powders nay be given, uuksswp 70
drinker, In coffee, tee or itluor, wsrrssted -
len, end n % from nsusestins 'nAs.. i'm 81
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Great Bsrgai.s n aa.silA.s.
TOO black an maniIIlss, from q V an.
1900 lace point. and mAnti1lAs, from 81 10 60.
700 berese ana fsroy mantle-, fron Cc.s 10 o
- RAJ Oh snee for bargains "
II your Hair h Red OF Grey, and y
Yculd hAye II beautiful JET BLACK. % q n
DAkk BRO N. you shou d net fall TO get . ssz
BRIkST cos !
Columbian Hair Dye, I
which is ct only the beet, but the chs.pek arr
nov In uso-the prios beins but 4
Twenty-Five Ceuts per Bex!!: 4
An VITO NE 1t. like 1t. II gives 70 tho b.rsh Q
why hair beautiful and nat al glsss and u 40
entiucaliy prepared, that Il vi not, In the shs
deg e. Lias The The h .s Or .ri9 IN %
props. b ~ kliea, u caAn., but give tbs s,sstsx
en- oa :, 70 souB s:co "a I. l. wilil.nsSsr:h, a.
sais by D.usgists ssnsr,lly.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
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farmers and traders throughout the great West,
| get goar broadhorns ready and float away for
the Crescent City
Under our financial head will be found the annual
statement Of The Northern and Jackson Railroad.
The earnings of the road notwithstanding the in
terruptions from storms, foods and the elements
in general, exhibited increase over the previous
year of 81 per cent. II is hardly necessary to
more than talk that the road is only in its infancy,
and the difficulties nseparable with so great un-
dartaking, are in a measure overcome. The Presi-
dent of the road says, in his report, that the entire
expenses of the road, that is, conducting transport
alton, maintenance of way, motive power, includ-
ing repairs to engines engineers, maintenance of
cars, also clerks, agents, and all, cannot exceed
six hundred thousand dollars per annum. This will
leave one million OF dollars as the net revenue
for the twelve months. The amount of interest
aud sinking fund being $4,000 would leave $780,
900 to meet bills payable and other outstanding
accounts. The statement is an encouraging one
for the bondholders and all interested. Though the
Interruptions to travelling have been frequent the
past year, they have not been more than
Northern railroads. blocked by ice and snow.
The trains came through last evening, with some
Of the mails, bringing New York papers of last
Wednesday, the 30th. There were some back
mails delivered through the Postoffiee yesterday.
Postmaster Rddell is calling for rent of boxes for
the entire year, or say to 3lst December, 1851
irrespective of what may be the course of postal
arrangements. However, it is supposed he will
refund in the event of the postal system being sent
to coventry, after the 4th proxino.
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Locomotive Shop.

This building is three stories high hundred and FIT feet
long and ortyfve feet wide and has attached to setting r
shop one hundred and forty by sixty feet and
shop Tor The wo7d work of Cars, Saw Mills, etc.
In this shop all the nicer and delicate work for Lorono
tive Marine Stationary Portable and Hosting Egnes San
Mills Sugar Mills etc. is Several highly Finished
Locomotives being constructed and will shortly he
running Southern roads splendid Engine md S,,
H with two Saws one working above the other now being
boxed up ready for shipment 10 Cubawfth which Island W,
understand the propenrs have already inaugural an et
ve and profitable trGde In this department many new and
improved tools have been recently introduced and rsy more
Of entirely different character will in short time be erected
for executing the large and important with h
State for putting
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With trnhammcrs and machinery manufacturing the vn.
r'ous kinds OF steel under the superintendent Southener
who has been years engaged business 1t opens
me-" anu interesting field to Southern enterprise.
We nave thus in concise way limits and ufnrn1A-
non would allow given hurried and imperfect description
these truly magnificent works There are thousands in our
own vicinity who have no idea that such establishment
the Iredegar Works exists who would amazed at view
ZIG Inc naIious and varied operations carried there for
we believe there is esabs hmrnt within the limits of
tue phea States where such variety of executed
the eerprSng and energetic propreors The and the
"hoe south owe debt of gratitude which doubt
'heS VIA amply repay by liberal patronage and thus keep
meme the money which they have heretofore freely
upon Northern establishments hostile institutions and
whose unceang efforts have for years past directed
peHk down every attempt to introduce The mechanic
sonth That the work turned from the Tredegar shops will
compare arorby with that from the best Northern
mes there abundant evidence show Why should it be
ohef"Se when the best skill in the country Is their
mand to insure its quality their machinery operated by
the cheapest Of all powers from everfA!ling
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Here we find furnaces for melting and converting mig iro,
and pondero machinery for rolling the various forms
merchant and railroad bars railroad axes bridge aud
railroad chairs machines that n,rc AN inch bol
through inch bar; lahes turning axes screvruer,
for cutting nuts and bridge boil and machines for making
every kind of railroad chair.
Our attention particularly directed to the ingenious
chney recently invented by one of their operatives
sful workman, for rolling and Strengthening the continuous
nchain and the raspce forming continuous rail and
successfully introduced in the Island Cuba The pncp
which this splice is made entirely new as the depth re-
qred in the groove to receive the the rail could not be
attained by any mode Of rolling hitherto adopted
A few yards further come TO the second ROLLING
MILL where all the various determinations large and small
iron made Here the rods for making SPIKES are rolled
and attached to this Mill is the md extensive
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Spike Factory,

Eighty feet long by fifty wide and four stories high whore
the rods fashioned into spikes every form and size
visit to this department would alone repay the curious for his
trouble You here three gigantic machines turning ont rail
road spikes At the rate OF per each and from twenty
twenty-five tous per day these falling the basement
story carefully inspected packed up in kegs neatly marked
and stored away ready for shipment
In auo her part of the building is the
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DETERMINATIONS oF THE CFTY. BY referring to the
proceedings Of the Beard Of Aldermen last even
ing, il will be seen that the resolution of the As
sistans Board was amended BY recommending a
general Illumination Of The city on the 22d inst, in
stead Of tonight The anniversary Of the birth OF
oneswho devoted himself so fully to the cause Of
true liberty was deemed by the Beard Of Alder
men The most appropriate time to Hume the city
in honor of Al act wheiiis but carrying out those
principles he 50 raanfaly abored for.
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TREDEGAR IRON WORKS /!

Conducted by Nessrs j. R Anderson Co aud we propose
in this article give running sketch of what visit TO these
extensive works exhibits
pleasant walk on the canal bank to the rlrory grounds
brings us to the first
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GDteE fg3eG Eiaae SSpcr9'ses.

Just received direct importation from Cad 50 quarter
Of m fine SHERRIES be hRd IN the market
have in store 100 quarter the BEST OLD sIIER
RES in North America.
wish judges of SIERRIES to call and sn,ppe as kn,
excel my other house in the city.
cn the attention of consumers 10 this Card as thpv ara
best Sherries imported In America Tbe last order g,p
twelve months ago TO CadiG.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
ja20 2ptf Is and tx royal stro..
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Hlpue hs attention Of those Interested ii
called VI The advertisement published To day in an
other column. Parties DESTROYS of placing their
children in school, tha supervision OF which is in
58cofnpatblew the ngement Of large schools
ars directed 70 the advertisement
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NJ A &. II ED :

On Monday ,narnnc Feb ( 1861, by the Rev. Geo Lauy
Mr. DESIRE LoRlO of Thibodalxville, La to Miss CE
LIMA LORI0 Of Atgiers, La.
On Thnrsds 81 1851 Mt ST. Bartholomew Church. in
Algers, The Rev. T4andy. NORBERT TREPAGNIE
to Miss MARIE EVRLINE BERNARD both of this city, right
bank Mississippi, AlgierS
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OUcE'COHEs! sDuevGGGEs !
AT BARGAINS !!

5 ELLI NJ G. O II r a n co S r.!
We are still selling our oVERCoATs AT COST, and all
in want will do wei 10 call
PETERsHAM ovEnCoATs, ats5
BLUE PILOT ovERCoATs, st s6tos7
RIBBED BEAVER ogERCoATs, at So
BLACK pOESKIN OvERCoATs. at sl2
MOSCOW BEAVER oYERCoATs, at sl6 ii
All kinds OF O vERCoATs, at every price at
PIERSON & HARRIsON'S,
Fat
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Gum MIL,

For boring Cannon and the powerful Iahes planners for
turning and finishing them The reputation of the gns
made hero nvaled by that of any made this country or
Europe as the records and certificates the Tedegar Office
will show.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-06

AMERICAS HOOK AND LADDER CoMPANY No. p
The exempt members Of this company Of our gal
lant fire brigade are fefened to notice in another
column, calling for meeting at the truck. house on
Saturday evening next. at D clock. Business Of
Importance j. to be transacted, and full attend.
aHee is requested.
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Foundry Buildings.

The capacity Of this department has bean much increased
within he last year The first building for very heavy work
and they at this time casting heavy NAVY GUNS and
WATER PIfES, two feet in diameter, for the city.
The next building is for general castings such as railroad
bridge and engine work and the third is excusively for
railroad
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Boiler shop,

One hundred and sixty feet long. lively scene awaits the
visitor here but unless his proof against the most
stunning and dacng sounds he had keep clear of it,
in TINS shop the enormous boilers Of the United States frieates
Roanoke and Colorado were built Adjoining the Boiler son
and on the same line, find the
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Hasfii GusRl, Attn ION. According to notice
published elsewhere ron will meet this evening.
Business Of nportance il to be transacted and a
fnll attendance is requested.
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ErTE Hook ssp ADDRR CosirAN.y No. j.
The regulai monthly meeting 81 this company will
he held this evening. Officers and members are
bottled, in another column, TO be present.
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Car wheels,

OF which, they manufacture both single and double plate
Near the Iron Foundry is the
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lifLrTAEy BoARn. The Military Board for the
State Of Louisiana advertise to-day that they wish
receive proposals. for cutting Of timber. We re-
fer all parties Interested to the advertisement.
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Cooper Shop,

Worked entirely by hoys under the of an ex
perieucea foreman and another are various machine
for cutting NUTS and BRIDGE BOLTS
Passing through the south of the Rolling MILL you come
to the
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WIs1NFsDAT MORNING FEBRUARY s, 1861.

e8- The official proceedings Of the Louisiana
Convention, Of Wednesday, s0th ult., will be found
on to-day i second page.
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0i;LEAss DIETS. Tie members Of this gallant
corps stEe notified by Capt. DreuS to assemble al
their arploFs fully equipped, this Wednesday,
evening at O'Clock precisely.
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RiGvy Pistols !
fel 2plnl

STAIRS Patent Self-Cockng and Hair.Trsser Revolvin
PIST0IS--Six Shooters For sale by
O. S. JENNINGS,
Eel 2plm 20 Cnmp street
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Nm ARpI-iBAs BALI. Ar 0Dp FHLLows HAIL.
The managers of the oung MEMS Society Ball, to
come off on bit Odd Fellows Hall, have
our thanks for complimentary tickets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-06

ASNukI. EsEpoRr Of HHE BoARpoF HEALTH. We
are indebted to Or. Dirrneyer, Secretary of the
Board Of Health for copy Of the Boards annual
report 10 the Legislature. The report is full of in
teressiEg mn tter, ma accompanied BY statistical
tables for the year, {.
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Buy your Coal at the CITY COAL OFFICE 16 Rxchang
Place. opposite Old Post Office which we are still selling at
Sixty Cents per Barrel,
Hard Soft Times.
jail zpl5t P. Fl. WILLARD.
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On Monday. 4, 1861. S3S o'clock P NJ EVA only
child of NJ A. Foute and Washingtonin Campbell