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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31
CnnI Oil Lamps.

u,up pinpms for best display of Coal Oil Lamps having
II been awarded by the New Castle County Agricultural
Fair 10 me- having added greatly to ny st9Sk & sisSe
ia their advantage to call and examine my asaormen
before purchasing large stock OF best Qualities non
explosive Kerosene Oils always on handi also qasn
Fluid is much cheaper and entirely sale IL viii also
burn well IN the old style Whale OH LAmps
' CLEMENT b. sMATH,
oetoo No. 500 Market Street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31
Sherif's Sale.

DhefIH 8 ouIt.
..,sA By virtue Of a writ ol Ievari Facias to l
ElIWH retted, will be exposed 10 Public sale Al 'h'
al New Castle County, Delaware, Un WEDNESDAY, ,
iir o day Of January, isi2 at o'clock, 7. NJ, ihr
following described Real Estate viz:
All those certain aduiuing LOTS piece and parcels o
land with two three storied brick dwellings theiee
erected situate In the city of Wilmington, aforesaid
bounded and described n one LOT as follows 10 VIII be-
ginning at the eastery side Of Madison street. between
sixth and seventh streets at the distance of sixteen feet
from the nOrherly side OF sixth street, thence easiey
with the middle Of the division wall between this ana the
stake thence n5rherly parallel with Madison street
hrtywO feet to stake. thence westerly with the middle
division wall between this and the adjoining house
Madison street thence Herewith souhery tmrlywo feet
to the place Of beginning, containing sixteen hundred
square ieet Of land, be the same more Or less
seized and taken In execution the property o luHn
Mclaughlin aud Bridget his WIFE, and terre tenants and
to he sold by n,., =, ,,e,,,, o,to
shetiE,s Onlce. New Cnsle, Dec Il. lsOl.--2N.ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31
For Sale Cheap

snug little Farm between 40 aud 30 acres with two
n fame dwelling houses beside out buildings thereon
situate in Appoquinimink Hundred within miles OF
SMYRNA aud mile two of the Railroad The terms
wll he made easy The land is Of far quality it uund
make nice truck iaim. Mi. Albert D. sheldon, near the
premises, will show il
WA. MccAuLLEY,
500 Market 81, Wilmington, Del
Wilmington, Dec. ID 1851.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31
Somrnal anu @tateantan
Tuesday Morning. December 81. 1851
spsl lat l4otIfrg.

Farming Implements Wanted.
Mauufacturers Of oil descriptions Of FARM
IMPLEMENTS, may make arrangements to
have their Utensils Sold to the very best advan-
tage by an experienced salesman, well posted in
tho business for many years, and formerly
manufacturer of Agricultural Tools.
Please call personally a. the Agricultural I'M
gismeat AEneg. FgfHas Hay Market, Seventh and
Ortofd Streets, Philadelphia, where more farmers
congregate than at any other place in Phlla-
delnbia decl3 Ct.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31
For Rent
N MALAssEs, very ane, for sale by
" &c. GlLPIN, 10th aud at

1 H. GAssELBERRY will open, this morning. from the
Cash auction Sale Of MeBsrs. lIA0EKTY CO., NEW
YORK also from the sales of Messrs Myers ClaghOrn
Co., the following bargains:
10 pieces fidelaA Reps, 20 cents,
10 pieces BrOcade Brazilliaa Reps, 2S cts.
N pisieA Hep Ellinorf, % cents.
"a lot a all wool CAshmerea. Satin llad, "A cents,
lot black ground MeTinO, Magenta figures, o. cents.
S3l Yds all wool Delanea, high eolos, small figures
very line. 81 cents.
IL Pa donbewdth French Cashmerss All.wool, Brochs
figures 81 u, cost zoe to Import
20 Ps. Rr0cade Popns 70 CENTS Cheap at Zoe
CLOTHS, sEALskINs AND CASSlMEhEs.
Several lots black Cloths 81 20 to 81 10
Lot black ssalskins, 81.
/ Lot brown sealskins 81,
Lot brown ssalsRins, 81 10.
Ps. % French CassiInero. so 2i.
Pa fine black Dneskin, 81
pa gray Doeskin. 81 all.wool.
Lot rich cold Floor Drugget q yds, wide, 81 02l4.
CLOVES 0LONESi
IA Doz Ladies' silk heecy lined Gloves, 16c.
IL Dcz Boys very fac cloth 0loves Soc.
10 boz. Mems extra cloth Gloves, 3Se.
| Lot real Buck dauntles, 5sc, worth 81 TO-
10 DO1 Black Kid Gloves, sup. quality, d2l9.
HIlAWLSi SHAWIS sIIAMLSI
| over 05 BRoCHE sITAWLs from So 90 TO SIS.
| over 900 Blanket Shaws from 50 10 So
he abOye Goods all been bought the cash
| Auction sales, aud offered at small advance.
}. r. CAsSELBERRY,
Mammoth Dry Goods House,
| 40 North Eighth street, below Arch.
| r. s.-over 60 cases Staple Goods now on hand,
Muslins, bleaehed aud unhleaehed.
! Castor FlanuelH, hleached and unbleAehed
81, "a aud lO4 sheelings
dse2O4it J.R CAssELBERRY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31
17em A0Uertlst llellts.
BEAUTIFUL HOME

BEAUTIFUL HOME
FOR RETIT=
nREEN HILL, now occupied by Nc. William Pyle, will
ho for rent FROM THE 25th MARCH, 1867. -.
nvar 20 acres Of land, mostly undurdralned; STONE
MRNsloN with 10 rooms Water in full snppiy by wlnd
,niil GAS GEAtENFs eomples on The riemiaesi
GEArINd BY FURNACE in The Cellar
gnth Room with warm and Cold
water.
=, Range aud Cooking c0nYeneneeai Wash HOUSE
Riteh, Luldinr TENANT HOUSE with rooms
in separate avles horses COWS and poultry Car
stone narh CO., u shop, an, Se
rlass House, wo'' Gyapelled Walls and Drigts.
Beautiful Ldwn, u..'.. o.,,., o..n.,v
sammer House and spI. u Of Peach, a pple aud Pea
Fruits aud Flowers; oRCHAh. ~ TREES. :
Trses TWO fne groves of FORE; 'ns Two miles from
HAT mile from Wilmington CRY h. 'urs from Phila-
Mnshet Street one and i quarter Ii, svs hours from
dephia. Three hDurs from Baltimore b
rr,ly a beautiful home, or adapted for frstc.
P'"A-N JAMES l.. DEv0U, Ja.
Filth and Market st., Wilmington, Del
dee313t. Republican copy
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Gifts for theHolidavs.

BEAUTIFUL stock Of nee goods suitable for Christ
Il mas ana New Yeas presents will be ready for az am.
ns ton saturday the 18th inst.. at
CLEMENT b. sMYTHg
China and Glass Warehouse.
Dec. 18th. 1861. Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31
Melainotype Portraits

DF DISTINGUISHED PERSONS, More than 100 different
" kinds, ng them Gems Mcclellan Scott, Anderson
Butler Wool Dix Fremont, banks, Lyon, hleuker, Mans
Geld, sigel; Coils Ellsworth, Mullgan, Coreotani Pres-
dent Lincoln, Seward Cameron, sprague Lieut. Greble
L, ereit Clay. Critenden, and large nnmhsr vi other
noted individuals. They have neat frames. ftiee i9
cents each.
4. ). r. BUTLER.
deco l20 Market Street. Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31
Some of the reasons ,Ony Brine sell so many
Shoes:

SOTne OF lhG ftudOHJ WHy pH"fp WV
Sh0es:
In the first place, he secures a large and com
modious establishment at Inv figure and fits
n nm in god order. buys his stock in large
quantities, thereby getting II nt the lowest mar
ket prioes be has bis shOos made 30 that the
most fastidioua cannot fad fault with them; his
erneuses being comparatively small, he puts his
shoes down to the lowest livlng rates. anu tueh
he adyertIses literally and as a consequence he
sells his shoes % rapidly and gets the cash with
which to 70 in guest Of more bargains to be again
laid before BIZ customers, now at this time OF the
wear, when everybody ia buying shoes for the
fall and winter. We would advise them to give
Biruie cali, as he has on hand one Of the best
assorted Stoke Of Boots and Shoea that is to he
found in tie State All busincas in his line
promptly anl personally attended to by the pro.
nrietor. Jares W. Birnie, No. i02 West Second
street between shipley and Orange, Wilmington.
Del. Sign Of the big Black Boot
SAVE ,ouR MoNEy.--R Remember the Delaware
Saving yank is located at the Office of William
McCaSIey, Esq, No. COG Market street, Will
mingto,, Del, ind ia opened every day to re-
oeiye d,posits All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, nnd FIVE per cent interest paid
on tly sasie from the day of deposit.
WIN. McCAullEy, President.
Jors P. Rum. secy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31
The philadelphia, Wilmington s.
baltimore Railroad Company.

PHILADELPHIA, December 49, 1861.
UIIE Annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Com
papy, and an Election Of Directors to serve for the
ensuing year will take place at ths office Of the Company
10 Wilmington the second Monday l9thl 10 January,
M 10 A. Nj. ALFhED HORNER
1eeiatm Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31
Valuable Farm for Sale,

sfuaA. CONTAINING l9i acres more or LEES, situate
1iIH within miles OF Delaware City adjoining George
lls N Tyboui, Barney ReyhOld and others; 20 acres
thereof il enbanhed meadow all the rest arabic,
10 GOOD order and excellent neghborhood; 1t ia divided
into neds we'll wAtered with spring wator. 1t has
ne large new brick dwelling, tenant house and moder-
ate out buildings with considerable fruit II Is very
desirable property Terms accommodating Apply to the
proprietor Capt JOSEPH on the premises of TO
WIN MeCAULLEY, COG Market 81,
Wilmington, Del.
Nov. 2s.ls6i--9m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31


disease cold settles somewhere In the body and Oh
slrlcts It's natural functions. These, not relieved
react upon themselves and tile surrounding organs pro.
dntine general aggrayatol, suffering aud disease.
While in this condition. oppressed by the arrangements
take Ayers Pills and how directly they restore the
natural action nl the system. and with il the buoyAut
feeug Of health again What is true aud 50 apparent In
this trivial aud common complaint is as1 true in many
If he deelseatsd and dangerous disienpers. The same
purgAtiye effect expels them Caused by similar obstrnc
lions and arrangements of the natural functions o Tue
body they are rapidly and many Vi them surely cured
by The same means None who know the virtues ol These
Pills will neglect to employ them when suffering nom
the disorders they cure. -,
Statements from leading physicians in some OF the
principal cities and from other we'll known pn0llr per-
sons.
F,onl Fbryqyding Merchant Qf S. LoWs, fsb L. 1856
DR AVER. Your Pills the paragon Of all that Is
great In medicine. They have cured my little daughter
Of ueerons sores upon her hands and feet that had proved
incursbe for years. Her mother has been long grey,
in her hair After our child cured she also trle
yOur Pills and they have cured her. .,.,,,-r,r,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

n,IIE annual meeting Of the FARMERs MUTUAL FIRE
L INSURANCE COMPANY, Of the State Vi Delaware,
(formerly Of Mill Creek Huadred will be held AZ the
onlce of the Company In Wilmington, on MONDAY the
ih ga Monday Of January next) at Ii o'clock A. NJ At
VI, ieh tine an elton for II Mangers OF the Company fr
the ensuing ysr will be held and one years ntsrert on
all deposit notes will be payable The ageats Of the Com
pany are authorized receive the dues Of members and
will be onud in the standing in this neper
JESSE SHARPE, President.
ROBERT McCABE, Secretary.
Daeemhar nth 1851 -l1-td,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31
AY ER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are yon sick, feeble, and
complaining Are you out OF
order. with yonr Ayttem do
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortable These symp-
tolns are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some lit Of
sickness is creeping upon you.
and should be averted by a
timely nse Of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hut
mors - purify the blood, and
let the iinids move on unoh-
strueted in health again.
They stimulate the functions
of the body into vigorous ae-
tiSiFy, purity the system from
tile distractions which make
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31


combination, CostIveneAs. Suppression,
rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia b'"p-
sy, Paralysis, Fits etc.
n F,on Dr. j. r 1aaqli, Montreal GtRada-
Too much cannot lie said Of your pills for the cure OF
cosiitsnsss Ifohers Of fraternity have found them
as ecacious as have they should join me IN proclaim
ing for the benefit Of the multitudes who suffer rom
that complaint which. although bad snongh 10 ilaeli Is
tile prugenitor Of others that are worse believe COS
Hreiiess to originate in tho liver but Your pills aneet At
organ and cure tile disease.
From Ms. f. Sadri, Physician and Mi'rls Boston.
find one or two large doses Of your Pills taken at the
proper time are excellent promnves Of the Ndtuaf sef
INN when wholly partially suppressed and also very
sectual to cleanse the stomach aud e1pd enTHs lhey
are much the hest physc we have that recommend
other to my patients.
From the Rev Dr. Raipkss, ofhs Methodist Epis churci.
PULASKI IousE, Savannah, Ga, Ian. 0, 1856.
UoNoRED SIR; should he ungrateiul for the relief
your skill has brought If did not report my case TO
you cold settled in my limbs and brought on e1crll-
eating nsiaqic paiHs, which ended in chrome ema-
tsnl. Notwithstanding had the hest Of physicians he
disease grew worse and worse nhu ny 'e auyu u So. @
excellent agent in Baltimore, nr. Marhen1ie tried your
Pills. Their effects slow. hut snre ~ nerseVerlng
in tile use OF them, am now entirely we'll
SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge, Ia., DEE. 1880
In AVER; have heen entirely cured by your Plla OF
Rlsfnaiic ,'ont-a painful disease that bad ahlcted me
for years NlNNENi shi"hHH'
s5- Most Of the Pills in market contain Mercury,
which, although a valuable reniedy in hktui llahns, ~
dangerous IN public pill, nom tile dreadlnl eonae-
auences that frequently follow its ncauous use. These
contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever M
Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr. J, c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by druggists and medicine dealers gene
rally.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31
PENINSULAR r. r. LINE.
Change of Hours.

ON and after MONDAY Nov 18th, 1851, TFaaa ior the
ID accommodation OF Passengers will iellops
until tnrther notice
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31

place to buy good and reliable seeds both garde
M 'sgrieulturSl Is At Oil Market street. apg "a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-31
Headache c ,sIckHeada daelle, Foul stomach

fr1lI UF, ENGIfH U0YU' bNIfNIVTt'
DEAR lIlO AYn: Icannot answer YOU iylaf complaints
have csf with your Pills hater than 70 say all Mqt gs
suer treat NTH piugalpe msf'cpe place great Deepen
deuce eectna rnthartic in my daily contest with
isease and believing o that your Pills afford us the
beat we have ! Of course value them highly,
ptrrsnuRG Pa. May ], 1866.
Dr.. j. G. AVER. Sir; have leen repeatedly cured Of
the worst hsadcie any body have by dose Or two
Of your Pills It seems to arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse at -
Yours with great respect ED. W. PREBLE,
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GMcial-By the Governor.

4-a HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA }
ADJuTAST GENERALS OFFICE
p. = -. New Orleans, Oct, a, 1851.
ORDERS No. l290.1 .- = =
IAN persons leaving the city of New Orleans parish Of
Jefferson by steamer Lake PonchaFtran, for any place
over the Lake. for place between New Orleans and
Mobile Alabama aad all leaving by steamboat auy
place between New Orleans and Fort Jackson shall
passport from the Committee appointed for that purpose at the
Governors Office, the Union Bank Canal street.
the hours Of NJ and o'clock P NJ which passport will
be signed by Messrs j. W. Price, P s. Wilt james Nc
CIuskey Isaac Hooper, John adaw Bosontane and
E. O. Hancock either Of them will have the name Of the
Governor stamped thereon, and the of the party
dorsed thereon passport from The Adutant tueals
Office =, - ---.. ..', -
IICapain and first clerks of steamboats, plying the Mig
sspp river on the lake to of the places deaed
the No of this order from The akeend Of Poncfartran
Railroad the New Orleans Canal and the Carroon JeeT
son Railroad appointed agents behalf Of State aud
are strictly charged to require Of all passengers Entering
board Of said boats to show passport signed required by the
NO OF his order and should passenger have passport
refuse to show have false passport the captain and
CLERK Shall bling said back the city without permit
ting them TO land at any point on the yone.
HAL passes given by the Department No l. C. s. A..
commanded BY Maorien NJ Lowell given by Gonnandsnt
G. n, Hoilins, G. S. N, shor be respected.
IEMonhlg passports will be issued any person residing
at point the Mississippi river below The city, or over the
Lake and the Calf coast, who frequently the city of
New Orleans and will be renewed the expiration of each
month. L,.-s @
By order Of s.s.. Is THoS. O. MOORE,
Governor and Commander in. Chief
s Nj GRiFor, Adjutant and Inspector General. o25 q
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5
THE RRcoGNTTIoN OF THE SOUTHERN CosFGDE-
RACY. The Liverpool Post refers to the action Of
the Czar on the American question, and says,
What Russia has done, why should not England
and France dos After speaking Of the probability
of such Interference the Post concludes in the fol
lowing terms:
Ifmediation fails, then the question arises what
ought we to do? 1t ID competent for us to srecog.
niza the Independence of the Southern States Ii
is at least competent for not to recognize i'm
perfect Blockade. We want cotton, and We must
have it. We are under the pressure, or will soon
beHnaer the pressure oil necessity and neeessitts
qit0d c0ga defsndit. National law like municipal
law, must give way to an exigency. Millions OF
our people, through no fault OF their own through
no fault of climate, or season, or government ali
home may I'm o few months, be exposedt to positive
starvation, because of the persistent madness D.
the people composing the American Union.
Arc we bound toabstain from interference under
the pressure Of circumstances which have origin.
atea in q perfectly understood promise of mutual
exehangs2 At present, however, III il not neees-
sary 70 make the point too fne. !. The Economist
may ~ right ia ito assurance Of thair being an
abundance q cotte1 brought TO Liverpool; and il
QUE eolempo rary can be relied on, there will be no
occasion for stndying toe Intensely the laws Of
nations. But, in the meantime. Russia has set an
example which Engian will be very wrong not to
follow Failing in counsel the qpestion viii arise,
apart from prospe ctiye principle whether ii is best
for us to get cotton from the Southern States or
continue at peace with the Northern States.
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Notice to Consumers Of OIL.

The Southern Oil Company manufacturing No.
OIL adapted to Railroad boxes and kinds of mach
merry AS many using it for all kinds of mGchin ,ry we
deem il call their to thetulowng instrc
tious;
This Oh, being Of penetrating nature tendency to col
ect dust dirt that may seeeted itself or accuu
lated in the various defects imperfecon in machinery
Therefore, where other Oil has been used the machinery should
be thoroughly cleaned ard may b necessary again to clean
eli, after applying our Oil. SS 's
proper that te distinctly understood that the Oil man
utacured BY this Company is the first made from rosn
was suitable for mchineyal previously that pur
has been mixed with other ubrcaing agents. and even
then failed to compare Gvorably with good Lard Oil The i'm
proyemen introduced in the machinery of the Southern Oil
Company Works and the improved meth adapted xpen
entirely the acid and gluten CONTAINED in all Oil heretofore oh
tanned from rosn euaole them submit their pure and
rely solely its merits. It is to public with
full knowledge on the CT the Company of Its being they
represent and in all cases. when procured from the Company
is guaranteed 10 perfsrm what is promised.
Should it be found TO gum immediately re
move by wipng with cloth saturated with naptha
tine, which is manufactured by the Company and constantly
hand in quantities TO suit.
SIMEON TOBY, JR,
91.e
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Foreign Mail from Near Dsleur9 s,
VIA TAMPICO.
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,

Tine undersigned, suffering cnn1rSau with aLhArs the
ncohVeEAenesS Of blockade and fpsign
countries has By The adYIcc and approYai H. RIdIli
foanhBter at Re~ Oresng Ae, DGsdaf t1sAkurss 70
tahsh at his own EXPENSE Monthly Mai
leans aud the Mexican port of Tampgo the
regular British Mail Steamers touching port AHErsts
de Aessey arh = NJ. HsAird highly by
orleanH merchants have sn appohsd and duly qualified
mall carriers by PostDascr This The fret mali
consisting Of 1888 lsttsd left this the 10th instant In
charge Of r MssrHney The second NAL will close the
9Th Of November, pruSlmo nj O'Clock r M and VII saVe
New Orleans morning. The third mall will leave New
Orleans the 10Th Of Decenber aud subsequently, az soon
proper Arrangements bc made the regular Of depar
will 10th and 10Th Of each h making setn-
monthly mill
Turf Of C1arges outqoiny Letters, Including Soteroto
Postage.
Single Letters bal! do1ps ole rates
in proportion
To Island OF Cuoa IS
To other West Indies. ......,......,,
Letters from abroad be received through the same route
pco and they must be endorsed By the West Mail
Ta1npico, care Of Postmaster at Matamorosn
ANTONIO COSTA,
New Orleans. Get. Is, 1851. No l6 Customhouse at.
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HAGGERTI BROTHERS,
l28 Canal street.
sfn .4ppeat for Small .fS's,,s
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.


new ORLEANS, Ang. L. 1851.
Having appointed, BY Secretary WHr agent
collect receive and purchase small for the Confederate
States deem necessary and eSpeicnt make known the
fact generally possible the better 10 cooperation
work which needs DO done quickly. Citizens patriots
Your Government te mary TRIED gun
that lie unused in your houses Recent experiments have
proven that any your fine Double Berreed Shot
with the improved Mimic ball is than match the
much talked Of Mimic Musket Then bring them forth and
place them upon the altar OF your country liberty that they
at be consecated 10 the noble work Christian
anSe If objection be made sending away your guns and it
be urged that you MAY need them home the reply is tina
the prevent the necessity usn home,
place them in the hands Of the many thousands
who chatting with anxious desire
Of FIRE between and the invading foe II
deemed nconcusve then the reflection that those high
hoty, those In whose Judgment all have confidence
who it but fair presune, we'll Necessities
at home and borders have after deliberaoa,
aogated this movement shoald DO sufficient guarantee for
the wisdom utility and patriotism Of the you
perform Then desge short speedy peace,
and acknowledgment Of independence honorable
selves place the disposal Of your Government
As you desire srka the who are now
plotting shusatEef be- known tha
the trsIy Rife and the death dealing Shot Gul which you
have hitherto highly priced take part
Act rendering If possible victory complete
their defeat and the plains Of Manassas.
Ny instructions contemplate shall send forth
popous regions assistant agents charged with the duty
Of collecting and forwarding points all the
thus may we'll any one who
wishes though he be visited By Agent can
greatly facilitate this work sending any guns
command nay address, Of Robert Pilkin, No. Il Camp
street, New Orleans.
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving, and Purchasing Small rms
for the Confederate States aul3 2pf
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T. BELKNAP.
Notice..

@ OFFICE CosTEpERATs STATES RECEIVER }
!.-a.F-. @ . . =. No. S5 Camp street.
= New Orleans, October ID, 1851. J
Ane drawn through the middle of Canal stree from the
Fsr to where the said nersecs the New Canal and
thence down said Canal Lake Ponchartran forms the city
boundary for the District for which undersigned is the
Receiver. '' .'
The north line of the Parish Orleans on the Right Bank
e Parishes On both sides down to the Bae constitute
District. w
change VIII be made in regard business already conf
eheea IN this oce and all parties garnsheed by me- will
port TO his ohee without reference new arrangement
b Nv a JoHNh. HUGER, G. S. r.
h9 Al newspapers in the above District will publish till
'o'por aho seno copy to ths Office OILS 2ptf