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W. 4. ELMORE, President.
y. I. RICARDO, Secretary.
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The way and blockade having mainly suspended the employ
of the poor Of New Orleans composed largely of ~
teers families, and financially disabled in great measure
those who ordinarily relieve the wants clss and there
being distress among them aud more in prsnec has
proposed that the planters living along the navgtbe
strt and rairo&d send contributions vegetables neal
etc. be distributed f. depot in the city and Also
that resident provision Dealers gocers bakers butchers
render their benevolent contributions Mt the same
place ami for the same purpose.
The Mayor and Gouac have given the of the splendid
iron water works building, on the evee Canal
for the DEPOT and being fitted up once benevolent
citizens furnishing the materials labor etc., etc
Many planters all indeed who been spoken yirbave
cordially pofered aid, and been sending for A
month pa t.
Every steamboa who has been spoken to offers transpor
aon gratis do the railroad companies prayeee will also
be free.
Aoommissary will have charge he depot and he as well
several gentle Of character graluousy see that the
houiies properly bestowed The Ladies' Society for the
Confederate Army, that has noby aided our sodery with
clothing bandage ETC. and with work. offer
their aid torrevent misdrection of the charity.
All will be under the general supervision care of the
Mayor who heartily aids the cause will through special
police, secure order.
benevolent one from beginning to end
being paid many contributions towards organizing and
preparing required and all cheery given at te
word.
The connenarce personal aid of kind.heaed citizens is
solicited If money should be given would be expended to
further The object
Citizens Of Louisiana thsis the Of patriotism rs we'll rs
Unevotnce for thes poor large part our gallant SOL
des tanlessone Of them indeed belonging 10 the country
by virtue of legEce written in blood plains qnasss
How tie hearts Of surviving defenders will chpered and
their erved knowing dear ones at home are
daily and will allowed to suffer Let us not
tolerate misery that merely stretching hand will re-
Timely aid vii many instances prevent utter wretch
einess, if not starvation and crime.
It impossible tell how long present causes of distress
may last or what others may uPcrvene it is
that the Planters only send their abundance now but
plant for the future and Irish potatoes cabbages tunip
etc,
Packages should be marked Vegetabesfos Poor evee
Waterwoks, New Oreans,n
If the sacks or baskets have the donors on them
they will be returned us far as p acticable.
New Orleans, August ;, 1851 au3 2Dtf
k Any disposed TO send Vegetables or any other
articles for the benefit of the FAMILIES OF THOSE WHO
HAVE GONE TO THE WAR, are informed that they viii
be transported by the MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD FREE
OF CHARGE and handed Committee for distri
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to say, from the year lS46 to 1853 He had con-
tract for mail service on the Pacific to California.
He has been for years hanger on about Washing
ton, a lobby member of Congress, and it is sup
posed he had netting to do with large contract
for beef with the Cameron 4 Lincoln Government.
He married the daughter of Gen. Armstrong, with
whom he was connected in business in our city,
under the firm of Armstrong, Harris u Co.,5on
Natehez street. A splendid specimen OF a neutfat
was he. The talk is, that he ought to be kept IN
close confinement until his friend Secretary Came
ron orders his minions (Picayune Butler COD 10
suspend their operations in stealing negroes. how
many negroes in exchange for Mr.. Arnold Harris
would be equitable, was not talked OF yesterday.
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Tbs Committee will hereafter sit DAILY, in Room No C.
Basement of the City FL. 10 II O'clock NJ for the
purpose of registering the Of the distressed families and
dependents Of absent Volunteers preparatory to distributing
the Relief appropriated by the Common Council.
All applicants will bereQuired produce proof satisfactory 10
the Committee that they are entitled TO relief
Residents Of the First District will apply on FRIDAY aud
SATURDAY, 9Th and 10Th insts,,
Residents Of The Second District will apply on MONDAY
10 hfnst
Residents of the Third District will apply EsDAY, the
18th inst. g.-'
Residents Of the Fourth District will apply on WEDNES
DAY, l4th inst.
Thereafter, applications may be made any promcu
ors!y,
Due notice will be given The Pay Day for each District as
soon as the pay rolls ae completed.
CHAS. c. CAMPBELL,
Secretary OF the Committee.
- Aa,.t1s
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Notice.

The Coauttee of the Free Ma ket respectfully inform the
pubic visitors will be allowed in the market during
MARKET HOURS; but on any other day it will be opened
the citizens, when they will be pleased 10 them.
requested that all persons entitled Relief will bring
vessels with them receive such articles Moassse Sugar
Rice, Meal Flour, ETC. D.
1t is distinctly undes that supplies will be delivered TO
any except having the Ticket the Volunteer Relief Com
mittee Of the Common Council
THOS. MURRAY President.
H. BIER,
GARDNER SMITH,
f. F. SCHMIDT,
d. l. RICARDO.
The Conme have appointed the following SUBJ Committee
who required be at the Market hafpRst eight o'clock
every market day
r. S. Robertson, j. F. Caldwell,
II. H. Dentzei, i. B. Pre8u,
II. Lawrence, C. A. Markee,
E.. A. Patterson Britain.
j. Douglass U. p Ellison.
Fl. Marks.
spl5 2p4t d. l. RICARDO, Secretary
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THE PRINCE IN PRIsos During the visit Of
Prince Napoleon to Philadelphia, he inspected the
United States Mint and the Eastern PenitentiaTy.
Among others, he made call at the cell Of the
= greatforger, Colonel James Buchanan Gross, when
Il the following scene was enacted:
The Prince didn't shake hands with the felon,
and the latter was too much OF philosopher 70
expect il. The Colonel offered the visitors seats
upon iiis 6ed, which they accepted. He then as.
sured the Prince that he knew him very well had
seen him in Paris More than this he proved it BY
relating incidents which caused the Prince to
open wide his rather lazy eyes. To cut a long
story short, the Colonel verified we always
doubted that he had been IN the Crnean army,
had Witnessed the battle of Solferino and had OBJ.
tanned the entree Of the most exclusive salons of
the Partisan capital. :
. The Prince was SO much interested that he trans
lated Cross, stories to his friends, who spoke no
English. When tie Prince Asked the swiudler
whether be was travelling on business or pleasure,
he saia, with Sublime hauteur, g For pleasure,
8sir.p More than this, he gave the names of two
honored Americans, who, not knowing, his true
character, had introduced him to society. . i
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On Wednesday afternoon, 4th inst O'Clock PHILIP
HARTT, aged 81 years, native of Louisiana.
His friends and acquaintance those Of his sisters ire
specially invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at
O'clock, from his a'e residence on Washington street.
JEFFERSON LODGE No. g. J. O. 9. F.-The members of
this Lodge and Of the Order generally respectfully
to attend.
On Tuesday, 18Th inst, al L ox, Miss JAMES EDGAR
FREELAND1 aged Ia months inhut Of Thomas and Mary
FreeEnd.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
the funeral this afternoon O'clock from their residence
ner Louisiana Avenue aud Apollo street.
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ERSAspIsA, 70 noon, Aug sth, 1861;
| Ed Republican, Dear Sir Last night dis
| tinctly heard several cannon reports about II
O'Clock, and again just before daylight. This
| morning two vessels were seen in the distance,
| apparently one in pursuit OF the other. About ~
| O'Clock it was discovered that one Of the vessels
| was endeavoring to make the entrance of our har
Dor, which proved to be bark; the other the
| United States brig Perry. The bark could not
make the bar on account of the wind she beng to
leeward. To prevent being captured, she was run
on shore nearly two miles from the beach. Capt.
Dozier, of the Fernandina militia, being stationed
at Fort Clinch, several miles from where the bark
grounded, was supplied with horses whose owners
volunteered their services to carry two brass field
pieces to protect the bark from the boats of the
vandals. The citizen soldiers turned out fully
armed to get shot at the scoundres.
hear the Georgians are busy terrifying the
point of Cumberland opposite Fort Clinch, and if
we had ten or dozen rifle cannon on our side OF
the channel, we could defy any number of armed
vessels to make harbor or a landing.
By evening we will be able to know the result.
If the St. Johns delays her arrival here, may be
able to write q postscript. III.
p. S.-The bark is prize of priVateer JEFF.
Davis, laden with wool, turs, etc. The prize crew
have landed on the beach. Some of our citizens
went on board andFbrought on shore the Captains
wife, who, with part of her original crew, had been
left on board. It is thought that the cargo will be
saved, and if the weather keeps moderate with
smooth sea, the vessel may be got off. Our boys
with our brass Gs. are able to keep at respectful
utstauGe tL1e DUdlS VI Kerry w uGt plhS uhE
S. c. has not few iron plated steamers with one
30 rifed cannon they would soon clear our coast
OF these rpffans
LATER-The prize bark is from India with wool,
furs and medicines. She has foated off, and q
company intend TO bring her into port. The man
of-war is not the Perry, but large ship anchored
off the bar.
I'VE learn from passenger by the steamer St.
Johns from Fernandina, an eyewitness, that at
10 O'Clock on Monday they reached the bark, and
the prize crew took boats, leaving the Captain his
wife and a negro on board. Capt. Tucker and
party took boat, went after the Captain, and
brought him ashore. After the lapse Of an hour or
two, she foated, and the steamer started to tow
her in. When the Captain of the man-of-war saw
the steamer, he sent his small boats with about 100
men, who, finding they could not get the vessel off,
fired her, and returned to the man-OWar. The
vessel and cargo are valued at SIS 600. She
bound TO Boston. Parties at Fernandina went
down TO protect her. but she being ont of range of
theirguns, they were of no scrvice.-ED. REP.l
There is one thing, and only one, at the bottom
of the fight, and that is the negro. IN. 7. Times.
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Tue ExAcu ALTON OF NEWPoRT News CosF1RMED.
The Norfolk Herald of Friday says observations
made from Pig Point leave no doubs that the Fed,
eral troops have not only evacuated. Newport
i News, but blewn up the works which had been
thrown up for the defense OF that position. A
number q explosions were heard from thence on
tuesday morning, from some of which the debris
OF the entertainments were seen TO ascend. The
Federal flag, however, was heisted again yesters
day morning.
The Richmond papers Of Saturday contradict
the reported evacuation Of Newport News, but the
above intelligence il the very latest from that
quarter.
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SEQ


80 Coal Oil and lamps ~ Country WeT-
chants Planters and the public generally, i'll end the Great
Southern Conf Oil Lamp Emporium No. Cherres street.
by faE The largest and only complete stock ct PURE COAL
OILS End COAL OIL Lamps this city, which esrs Cos
VERT HILL offer to the retail lower prices
Eouth. Inys 2ptf
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ESHttesoSs Springs, .aiabuh,a.

Inc froprieors take This method of informing the public that
THESE SPRINGS, situated tho gbee river, miles above
hoeiie are at all times open for the reception visit ors
we nave now Il superior BAND OF MUSIC In attendance
ana every effort shall be made part to render visitors
comfortable
boH'S leave Mobiie every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS, md arrive at the Springs about 10
o'clock NEXT MORNING.
Conveyance all times AT the river in readiness to convey
passengers to the Springs
JAMES GONNOR & 90, Proprietors
JAMES sfME, Druggist 1874 Canal street New Orleans
sole agent for Tic BI.ApOE SPRINGS WATER.
is2G 9nlnkM
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Free Market.

Tickets for the FREE MARK EFT will be ready for delivery
to all registered parties THIS DAY, hursdHy 18th inst
between the hours of A. NJ and P NJ No. s. Base
ment Story, City FALL
JAMES BEGGS
Bul5 2pIt Chairman of Committee
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BEAuREGARD BATTALtoS.-The companies com
posing this battalion are ordered by Major Bart
lett to assemble in full uniform at the foot of Canal
street on Saturday afternoon next, at half-past 8
o'clock, for drill and inspection.
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sKlRnsH AZ Rich sPnisG.- passenger who
iett Monterey on Thursday morning, and who
ports that Gen. Rosenerahtz, in command 81 Inc
Northern forces in W. stern Virginia, and Gen Lee
n command of our army, operating in that part 81
me state met at Rich an important point,
and said to be the key to lie Valley. Both Cen.
erals we're pushing with all speed, each eiideayor
ing 70 oecnpyit III advance OF the other.
General Lee, however, vas more active than the
e sssenegal with the Dutch name, and arrived with
two regiments several hours in ayance of his com
petitor. who had four regiments.
e'qr informant states that asskirmish took place
resulting u repuse of the Northern troops with
loss Of about forty men killed and wounded,
teichIaendi Inli!s
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.N0sU Publishing

WILL BE OUT BY THE 10TH SEPTEMBER,
CoNGP1LATToN
tt a r I F. II A Q tt
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
APPROVED MAY 2lst, 1861,
Showing the Rates Duties payable on Imported Goods
Wares and Merchandise from September l 1861
Alphabetically Arranged.
Also CoutaiDing-
RECENT ACTS OF CONGRESS
Circulars of the Treasury Department
RELATIVE TO
COMMERCE, NAVIGATION AND TUE REyESUE;
TOGETHER
w "a H aG FL O USE STEM
Forms Of CussmtIose Banks Protests and Appeals Tables
of Foreign Weights, Measures and Currsnces Reduced
10 the Standard of the Confederate States;
Rules for A1measurenent of Yes.
sells for Tonnage, etc.
Arranged by z. Il. WALDEN.
Deputy Collector, Castom House, Port Of New orlssns
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY :
CoR$oN Il, EMITR orI
No, 80 Camp street, New Orleans
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THE FREE Market. Tickets for the free market
will be ready for delivery to-day, between the
I hours OF ga. NJ. and 2 P. NJ, at Room No. &,
basement story, City Hall. See notice.
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DIssoLUFIoN. The copartnership of the WE'LL
known house Of Messrs, Hyde & Goodrich has been
dissolved, in 80 much as the withdrawal Of Mr.. a.
IL. Hyde. See notice to this effect Fl
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ent OF the Opening of the
Free Market.

In of orders being ready delivery the OPEN
ing of tie Free Market postponed until FRIDAY NEXT 10th
inst, at o'clock A. NJ.
g TIIOS. MURRAY. President.
aul2 2ptd D. l. RIHARDO Secr.tnry
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Nuies for the Government of the Free Vege-
table Market.

The Market to be opened from O'Clock A. NJ till P NJ on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS until further notice. commencing
on TUESDAY NEXT, 18th inst.
No application for Vegetables etc. will be received unless
the same is signed by the Alderman Assistant Alderman of
the Wand and District in which the applicant resides
All persons DESTROYS OF contributing Vegetables Provisions
etc. torthe poor are requested to send the the yo
unteer Relief Committee,' Wateworks Building head Of
Canal street.
Persons contributing will please mark their baskets or bags
with their names and locations in order that the may be
returned TO them. Persons will building 10 receive NIL
donations, and an account Of The will correctly kent
Persons applying for relief will The upper side OF the
building and when supplied will pass lower side 50
prevent confusion.
Tickets not transferable and supplies will be delivered
without them and they be presented at each application
Mr. A. c. Merkel has kindly rendered his services to The Com
mttee to receive slaughter, and up, all Beef Care that
may he aanated
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CHIeoT I'VE welcome back to our columns
our correspondent sChicot,n who, after brief
visit to this city, has returned to Richmond and
viii hereafter favor regularly with letters from
that point His racy wit and original observations
on men and things are no less conspicuous in his
letters than in his conversation. As he would be
rather prominent mark for the enemy on bat
tlefeld, we trust he will keep ont of the range OF
their bullets, andlve to return to all of his pris-
tine dignity as a Port Warden, as soon as peace is
declared. E
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R9~Sotiee-I take this method OF Offering
sypFoesstonal SERVICES free charge tho families of those
who are absent from the city military duty. Residence on
Harmony street between Prytsna and Coliseum streets Fourth
District.
ry5l 2ptf - p YEISER MD
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SWISS GuARps. Drill this evening, at65 O'Clock.
Punctual Attendance is requested. See notice.
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RS"s&errtng's Patent Champion Fire anes
lFeas de- Unfit
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Clearing OssS Sale

Clearing Osss SAFE
-oFA-
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTIEGS
WINDOW SHADES,
,r,>,c. ,,o--,,,,, TABLE COVERS,
LACE CURTAINS,
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, etc.
The well,kno,yn CARPET STORE, l2o CANAL STREET.
will be opened TUESDAY The Both inst when the WHOLE
STOCK will be disposed Of
HALF PRICE.
We respectfully call the attention e Trade ht, Stock
sold before the Isl September, and the store
given up.
Remember the number
100 TOURO BUILDINGS,
an'2 2pNoNeSa -Four doors from Regal
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R9-B. L. Defreese, the present incumbent,
Is d candidate for STATE Treasnfer !yl 2ptd
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~ The Crescent Acknowledges having copied
the Delta's special Richmond dispatches on Tues
day but claims immunity for the offence on the
ground that there was nothing in the extra to ind-
cate that the dispatches mere special. The Cres-
cents news editor took it for granted that they
we're included in the regular dispatches sent to the
Associated Press
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SrUOTGs, S08hes Gf1acg EBeE5s.
We manufacturing, ia this city,
REGULATION LINE oFFICERs' SWORDS,
OF good quality. Having filed OF our I'D vance orders We
furnish customers u
RELIABLE ARTICLE
at s REASONABLE PRICE.
Also, sERGEANTS' SWORDS. Belts and Plates sas,es,
Stars, etc, for sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
corner Of Canal and Royal streets,
jy22 2p3w3awNoWeFr New Orleans
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The Southern

O L L Q O M i a N Y
OFFICE, Ts CAMP STRHIar,
New Orleans.
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Sa- Etor Auditor OF PubiEc 4ccaunts-Esleage
annodnGe H. PERAbTA rs candidate for Art,to q Public
Accounts Of the election in November.
al 2pte ggEDJE
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There is one thing, and only one, at the bottom
of the fight, and that is the negro. ~. Y. Times.
gro. Amt you letting the cat out of the bag
little too soon for your masters, Mr.. Times?
,fn
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sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,

sPEERs WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful beneficial qualities a. A GENTLE
bIiMULAkT, TONIC, D1URETIC and SUDORTEIE which
testified to by Physicians and thousands aes and tents
men in all paris of Europe and America,
AS Gentle StimuIant and Toptc,
II strengthens the Digestive Organs rupro wing Appeta
and Purifying the Blood.
Asa DGurefie,
II lnpartR heaty action to the GLANDS KIDNEYS ard
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in naOPsY, GOUy
ERUPTIyE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS Suaorihc,
I. upon the Skin opening pores and eye,,n al Inn
PARTIES ny nsensbe pespraon thereby of Erppors
and cleansing the surface, giving vgr to the hoa
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT HEALTHY coudItior
the SKIN nad COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe OF Indians
Have long used The Blossom and Fruit of the one Of
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany.
The Berries dried preser by uqe In .s
OF sickness.
Speer's Wine OF Elder
nnre iuice cuvpted Elder recommended b,
PHYSICIANS and CHI EMSTS possessing remarkable ne.
dicnal properties SUP ERR O my other Wines in counon
use excellent article for all WEAK md pERTITAr
ED PERSONS, and the AGED md INPIRM removing ALL
CONSTRUCTIONS, improving the PETITE and beneRtftnr
LADIES and CHILDREN
A Ladies' Wine,
Because 1t will not inoxcate mixture u
pirite other liquors. and admired for peculiar favor
aud nHtritive properties imparng eGay tone to tho
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
bNA glass full may With meals or 81
any time through the day, desired
We will only ask ndulgenceto cre trial of tf
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by (. j. HART & Co. JOHY
WRIGHT 4 Co, JAMES SYNtE, Canal street. and by all
principal Druggists throughout the United States
Trade supplied ar proprietors prices.
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor
my25 lyhW 2GS Broadway, New York
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q 1saEp. 4 @eli-tafpishea house ii desirable
gaied year or more sses ayer
1iseraanf -
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans cfrv NJ Mr. H-'na


Be It remembered that this 18th day of December l
before the subscriber Justice Peace In and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared 0mcr Gaart President
and a Schneider Secretary the Cigens' Mutual Insurance
Company Of New Orleans who being duly according TO
law do dpOBe and say that the are iEst sud
true sud transcript the said Company
0. GAIILARD. President
A. SCHRE1BER, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before me- day December 49,
1860. ARTHUR SAUCER
Third Justice of the Peace the Parish o. Orleans
1.-THE Board Of ru6tec have resolved pay per cen H.
teres outstanding Cerfcatos OF Profits for the vst
1851 1858 and 1863 and after MONDAY III Feb
ruRry next.
-TRuBFERB-
Gao. VI. West, r. p HINT
Jas. 4. White, NJ MnssoD
4!oGgiaa " est, Martin g ordor, H.,
p danl1son, NINA AUE1stu,
Ar Hiltenbergeg, Cessire (ityIsr
D. Leisy, 4. BONN,
Oner Gslard,
The Company connueto pe-is 7f the..hs
snd rivers aud loss and damage By currentrstes
premiums.
aag- Office. No. 3 Carondeletstrset III If
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A Card to Cotton Planters,

The undersigned Cotton Factors the city New Orleans
in view of The interests Of all paes their va
Gus customers and correspondents ship any portion Of
their crops Of Cotton to this city, their
plantations until the blockade fully and entirely abandoned
nf lten ntca. 10. airo.