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Ren 0rlsaus Daily Crescent.
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sss'ss II
srhe weather yesterday continued clear and
,rsrr,. Bnssneas was moderately active on5the
ssHiipg. The departures embrace the Homer for
.T,nnaldsanyie, Laurel Hill for Fort Adams Gen.
puitnan and Grand Duke for Memphis lall with
fsfr tips with the exception of the Quitnian she
having ono fof Best trips TINT has left here this
snsson TOR Mamphisi
We learn from the Shreveport Daily News that
she steamer Comet, on her last trip To Shreveport,
sunk b iit,le below Alexandra, and Is q total
wreck. No lives were lost. Most of the freight
was saved. The Comet was intended to run be-
tween Shreveport and the Halls, during the low
stage Of water, connecting with The Gen. Hodges
ali Alexandra. ~ sss.eS 4rsf y sss
Tbe Memphis papers Of the 10th, have the fol
loving ID regard to the movements of steamboats,:
rbs Cotton plant, from New Orleans brought
lEll(a saeks salt she returns this evening 1.-The
REV West, from New Orleans, had 1000 sacks of
D'(}r FROM New Orleans, had i510 sacks of salt,
g0l cases pepper. 80 kits fnackerel, 81 hides and
IS barrels sugar |: she returns This evening. The
Prince Of Wales, from New Orleans had s. tons of
on her return this evening
The Memphis Appeal Of the nth says: = ssssH
The river continues falling at the rate of four or
Ave inches il twenty four hours Business at the
ieYee yesterday, although interrupted to some eX-
tent BY the rain was generally active.
The Ferd Kenneth came ID from New Orleans
heavily laden with sugar, moIasses, salt and as
sorted merchandise.
The Sam Hale, from White river, brought CT
bales of hay and so bags potatoes.
The departures embraced the Prince of Wales
for New Orleans, with good trip the st. Francis
for ,St. Francis river and Sam Hale3for White
river-the two latter with seasonabIe trips of
freight and passengers. Ass9
The Kentucky arrived FROM Columbus, bringing
$50 bbis. apples, bids. tobacco, I6 head cattle,
III head sheep and 100 sacks potatoes. She was
10 have left again, on her return trip last evening.
The Louis d. Or has deferred her departure for
New Orleans until to-day. @l4
Ihe Little Rock Arb. Gazette Of the 7th says 8;
The river Notwithstanding the heavy rains
which have fallen, continues at q very low stage.
with scarcely sufficient water for the lghtest boats
10 reach this place. M The Alamo and The Leila,
both from Napoleon, came in on Saturday even
irag last, with light loads. ss5s4 ;is4ts
The weather Is quite warm, and rather cloudy.
More rain Is looked for, and conseq uenty injury
to the growing cotton. VICE
AcAnIA sFoR BAYoU SARA-The fastC.S. mail
passenger packet Acadia, Capt. JOS Vincent, com
mander, and Mr.. sAleee Grass, clerk, leaves at 9
o'clock this morning for all coast landings up to
Eayou Sara. s85 SsSia ~. Id s8 Ss5t5
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- Cotton Presses,
ALABAMA
Corner OF Tchoupitoulas and Robin streets,
,,a. Corner of Tohoupitoulas Henderson stre4ts
LOUISIANA, '''10 anu "Eo'S'
MISSISSIPPI, '''N ''''' S'ie''''
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richardson's
MERCHANTS, ''S ''''"D'0 '0'''
New Levee and TsonisA Streets
ORLEANS,
PLANTERS,
Corner Anuuncaton and Richard strests
SHIPPERS, 'I'''" D'''E'''
UNION -''" 40 ''' S'0s'S'
WOODS, Gnu ''''D4 H'' ''''s'S'
TEXAS,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Orange Streets
New Levee street.
TYLER PRESS,
Front Levee street.
LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Levee street, between St. Ferdinand and Montegr;
PICATUNE
Levee street, opposite Post 1873, Third District
INDEPENDENT,
,ouo,, New Ieyee and Rofgnac streets.
NEW Levee street, between Montegut and Couetstree,s
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner Of St. Mary's and Tchouptoulas street.,
Fourth District
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I5SNK OF WEST TENNESSEE,
All Iassng q tie Board d Directors tits day. seaaa.
all dividend of fct rom the time stamerts were
NH parable IN cash to Stockholders on and aAT lie
oin who have paid their stock full and stock
holders no paid all stock subscribed by Them
tae aiydeud y e b. placed to their credit The Cash
20 WI furnish them receipt BEN MAY, Cashier.
Z is a very questionable policy for banks to be
paying dividends while under state of suspension.
Nine pct, rs above, for six months, is evidence
taat the banking system Of Tennessee ID unsonnd.
ssockholders Who have not paid MP their subscrip-
.sohs rare as vel as those who have paid up.
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Price Flour per Dbl zoe. Zoe LoaveS c Lo7es

SEC 1t shall only be lawful bakers other persons
carrying on the business OF baker aforesaid within the limits
Of this city, to make or bake three kinds Of bread, viz
The first shall be Of the best quality Of Extra -four, the
second shall be of the best quality OF Superne
the third shall be Of Fine" -four but good wholesome
within the provisions of this ordinance
regards the price and weight and shall not be affected
troled by the foregoing assze Provided that such bread shall
not exceed pound in weight and shall Ia all other
be made baked and stamped herein required
brother making, baking selling such
all other respects conform TO and comply with the
this ordinances under the penalties therein fixed Bread
second quality shall have the weight required by the foregoing
assize, and that Of the third quality shall weigh eighth
more Bread of the first quality shah be stamped with the
figure that of the second with the figure 2 that the
third with the figure in addition the stamp mark Of tbs
baker AIRY baker not complying wi the provisions hereof
SHAH on conviction before of the Recorders this city,
fined not less than twenty five dollars haa hun
dred dollars 81 %EE-7- g1E
SEC Any baker other carrying the business
baker engaged in making and baking bread aforesaid
who shal mix permit to be mixed used
manufacture Of bread alum vitro other
some deleterons substances SHALL conviction before
the Recorders of this city other Court
fined in sum not exceeding hundred dours, and
fault Of payment of such fine shall be imprisoned exceeding
thirty days -7
SEC TO- All ordinances and resolutions conflicting with the
E. iSienedl S. p. DELABARRE,
vi s. President pro fem. Board of Aide men.
- fEgnedl go. j. MAG1ONl,
President Board OF Assistant Alder men,
Approved August 8, 1861. IN - -,
A true COPY !. -. ~
au6 lot MARION A. RAKsR, Secretary to Mayor.
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Bsn 0rItaus ltlunev AIarket.
fs ---------sp--.------ w y
a Il IN rsrESir a rrf,7rl M IA cstnr ,

Hsez aa essssq y Ss e es Bt II itrsSg s
X The atmos spherical change, OF change in the
Weather. vas greeted so-d day. For three days we
save not had mere than i light sprinkling Of rain
Animproved feeling was parceivable among those
connected with the planting interests. twill be
highly gratifying 70 make good crops, even if they
are housed and stored On plantations, Or otherwise
withheld from market.
II is hardly necessary to repeat that there is no
paper Offering on the outer market. The banks
discount a few thousands now and then just sufi
GENT to enable them to meet current expenses.
There have been some transactions in foreign ex-
change, that is, sterling About sl2,000 have been
sold on private terms, which means something be-
low I02a for the hest Of bills Bills on Richmond,
Va, are taken in small sums at from 1903 get dis
count, payable Of course, in the current funds at
the point Of payment.
There were no movements in stocks to-day.
There have been several remarks about counter
fsitsd Treasury notes. There have been no counter
feits thus far discovered beyond the theft of some
packages of notes which were forwarded by the
sengtaVer from this city. 1t is supposed a more
strict course will be pursued hereafter in regard to
whose hands valuable documents are placed for
transmission. s
The following dispatch to the Cashier of one of
our banks nurayels the mystery AZ
RICHMOND Sept H. 1861. a
"A few fyes and tens of Manonvrier's were in cir
cuaion, signed with fictitious names We have
arrested the parties who stole them, and think we
have all the fictitious notes. They were SO badly
signed that no bank would take theni will sup
press the impression, # not ~ recovered.
81 G. j. ME,fMISGER.
oar com naercial and financial connections with
Memphis, eIiil, are increasing, barring the war.
True, We arr not receiving any cotton from that
place at this moment nevertheless the cotton will
be- forthcoming when our port IS opened. Placing
q high estimate on our connections with Memphis
Az il not out Of place for to publish the last half
yearly statenent ofi the Bank Of West Tennessee.
the amount Of specie On hand bears no relative
position whatever to the cash liabilities Of the
bank, aay deposits and circulation, which are
$127s5l. IsWouid be q sorry day for New Orleans
when its banking syatem should be placed in the.
same category AZ the banks in other States. 81
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DIR. DAVIS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAB
Under Its influence the dangerous cough renoyedsp
ting of blood prevented breathing rendered soft ana
easy, the sufferer restored from ia'
swful condition of Consumption to healthy and comfortsee
existence.
For sslein New Orleans, WHOLESALER and RetRil,by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
81 snd Isl Chartres street,
Sole ageutSfor theSoutn.
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90 Sheep and 81 Veal Cattle. Amount Of Stock
sold we're liz Texas Beeses, 8 Hogs and los Veal
Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are 8ll Texas
Beesas 10 Hogs, o. Sheep and Veal Gattes
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE r. AT AND ROACH DESTHp E s
guaranteed be the safe and ecrveagen ever "
thedestruclion fthese Troublesome We rnn.
sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH IN
sR0FER, there peNy p'crous articles offered
Fcr7ale by j. WRIGHT i CO.,
jal Gu&W q and Isl CharIEes s'fe'"
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This Invaluable medicine prepared from extensive
practice Of several years in bilious climate a known
to fall curing Fever aud Agne any the diseases above
named.
Those who suffering from affections of this kind A, aIso
those who have become nvas from their effects pen the cou-
stitHon will find the INDIA CHOLA GDGUE mott inyaI,
sbls remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects OF bilious climate
The wonderful effects of ChoaRogGe Graduating bs from
the human system Only explain its extraordinary agency In
the speedy thorough ard permanent Fever and Aqua
and the various grades Of intermittent rsnittent evers
has been tested in thousands \,
all who have ased It, of tho greatest Fever and Agau
rar1Gdiesextant.
Be sure and ask for Dr. 0sGoOD'sTNDTA CHOLAGoGUE
there many counerteits offered for sale.
Fer sAs In New Ortsans wholesale md retail Al propsrs
prices, by
]. WRIGHT h co,
II and Isl Chnrtrts street
8ss General Agents.
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To Bakers.
iMAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,

The attention of al persons carrying on the business of
baker other sailing bread Is directed 10 the
visions of following ordnance entitled An Ordinance for
establishing the regulating the Weight aud spsc
Of Bread and all carrying the business of
baker hereby notified call at The Mayors office prior to
the r section ordinance under the penalty provided by
the SAID first section of the said ordinance.
- u .-..s.I. - JOHN r MONROE. MRyor
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Nw @as Daily Grsseea frlday zpruiu SEPTEMBER 49, 1861.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

H., .4 MAyoRALTY OF NEW oRrsEANs a
Ssf City Hali, August So 1861 81
: Common Council Of the City of New Orleans. y
- No. 5f54.J Fe
ReSoire That Treasurer he and he Is hereby authorized
to receive from such loan the probable
be paid by them year, give them receipts
said receipts bear Interest the
rate OF eight cent from their date and 10 he
rscsiped in OF Imposed years 1861 and
and 1852 tie money advanced be applied the defence Of
the city. 80 ~ tE+hES 81 IT y
isignedl sa.- j. o. NIXON, So
q 5gt TT-T5 President Board of Aldermen
& 81 81 5ISigned] zHtzS j. MAGI0NI, III t-fEs
5afs. l.19t President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved August 80, 1851 ii %C4
aust St [sfgnedf JOHN 4. MONROE, Mayor.
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PIES LINE.

NEW ORLEANS AND FORT ADAMS WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 P. NJ
FOR FORT ADAMS, b 40 u
@y M SARA AND THE COAST-Ths fine and splendid
lssa9ss,ss passenger packet sailfe Robinson, W. NJ
SEsa4IsS eisnG, master, lin place of the Golden Age
above arriving New Orleans every THURSDAY
morning. For freight or passage apply on board
FIRG1NIUs C. DEETTFl,
iy1 Advertising Agent,
E8F-The s. R. has clerk the levRe at all times
ceive and deliver freight.
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HEAA sCHEIDAm scHNApps.

REAL SCHEIDAM sCHNApps.
vANDEY EERfs
INDICATED GIN, or GENUINE BcHE1DA4 scHE4PPa
A pure article of Holland Gin,
A wholesome beverage and Invaluable FAMILY MEpI
CINE, particularly beneficial in Gil Qssss Of
DYsENTERy
DYSPEPSIA,
DIAERHEA,
RHEUMATISM -.
GOUT
FEyERs ID
ETC., ETC., etc.
highly many the most eminent phys
throughout the States excellent agreeable alter
and admitted to eecay all diseases Of the Urinary
ogans and peculiarly Sapted;o of females
children.
AS article offered that is Justly entitled to
the name Of the
Real Schetdam schnappS,
he public oe but the
FANDEVEER's INDICATED GIN;
Real Schsidnm schnappa.
Each bottle will bear the proprietor aud mons
other is genuine withoutit
For New Orleans wholesale RETAIL at proprleor
prices oy -
II and ISL ChartTes street,
DR. WRIGHTs
CELEBRATED RFGJUVENAT1NG ELIXIR
-PrepRred-
On oestrIctes Principles by CT the
Chemists OF the age, for the Of
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbeclity
Determination Of Blood TO the Head,
Confused ldens,
Hystera,
General IrriapiAty
RestlesSness and
Sleeplessness nj Sighi,
Absence of Muscular Efficiency.
Loss Of Appetite
Dyspepsia,
EmaCistoD,
Low Spirits,
DisorgRnzHtion of the
Organs of Generation.
Palpiation of the HeaT
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT L CO..
u and Isl Chartresstreet,
Sole PropristoTr
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MEMPHIS PACKET,

MEMPHIS FAUkET.
Leaves Oh FRIDAY. 10th inst, ut P. NJ
THE STEAMER E.DUISTILs.sI--
, %s| H. Capt. Joseph Gpnhs-Ths iavortte passenger
packet will arrive here aud be ready to receive
sass&Msssss freight Monday morning for Baton Rouge
Matches Fckhurg and all the Bends For freight passage
apply on board, or to
THOS. KEEFFF, -
se2 If rs Gravier street.
B. This line ccanects ~ Napoleon with regular Jackets for
Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis With the Memphis
AUD Char Railroad taking freight for Charleston SaVan
nah. Norfolk, Nashville etc. E ~-s.
Bills lnang signed the Office of the agent up to o'clock
day of departure @
N The Louisville will take freight for YRzoo river be
reshipnad ssamers Gharm and Prince AZ E!ckshnrg
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DIR. osG0oD's INDIA CHoLAGoGuE


-tuEEs--
Fever ard Ague Chis Fever Dnmb Agns Inteyrdtt.r
and Remittent Fevers, Liver Complaint, Jsundcs En-.
iargement Of the Liver, Enlargement of the
Spleen, and all the various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES.
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CATTLE MARKRr.

JEFFERSON CRY. September 49, 1851
Arrived yesterday 296 Texas Beeyes, SIS Hogs,
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W meft o Csnadian, gssl-
P en- Dead SHOT,
Jayne's Tonic, a5.
ss Keri's, II
y A. FahnestocS's,
BALsAM AND cough RE,
-3''''ftFts EDIES.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Che
ry, sT
Hastings Napthh,
Sherman's Bslsar1,
Brehan's Hungarian,
BaEis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Shenck's Palnonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
BRrtholorneT's EIpsctorRnt,
Halls BalsaEn, FL
Swaym's Syrup Of Wild 0hsrr,
Ayers Cherry Pectorai,
Fsylor's Balsam Liyerwort, ~
Jsyne's Expectorant,
Winef's ElscampaiRe,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar.
Mrs. Ghrdiner's LiTerwDrt,
s.adlsy's Cherry Expectorant
Londpn's Indian do
DR.. Roses do -
1sLesn's Strengthening Cor
dial,
sARsAPsARnLAs.
| III. John Bulbs, N
8. T. Townsend's,
Sends's.
Old Jacob Townsend
Darpsnter's vi A,
| Wyneopn's, "a s[F
Shsker's;
GraGenbsrg's.
| Bristol's.
auysott's Yellow Dock.
| 3sI5aS4lf PIIASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Jew David or Hebrew
Badeau'e,
KnRpp's Indiai
kleeckis Porous,
Gritifth's Adhesive,
Hclloway's Arlic,
LINISfEETS.
sfoLean's Volcanic Oil Lin
r1ent. N44 g-H
DR.. Sweets. I'D.
Mexican Mustang,
Farrslrs Arabiar
Eutler's Nerve sind Bone,
Hunts,
HRyer's,
Wadsworth's Rheumatic, VI
.GS Tobias's Ysnitian,
HoEe's Nerve and Bone, az
Keilinger's, 81.
Gardeners,
Bartine'B HorBI
Merchants Gafgling,
Cherokee,
Jayns's.
AGUR REMEDIES, etc.
0sgood's Indian Chogogue.
Stephens' Compound.
Rowand,s Tonic Ai1tare.
Smiths Tonic Syrup, Z
Wynkoop's Tonic, CO..,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOZENGES. IS
Sherraan's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pnlmonic Waters,
Eoeock,s Pnlmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Barry'B Frieopheroas,
Lyons EathaiEon,
Rnrnett's Gocoaine,
Boy1e's Hyperion Flint.
Phalon's Hair Iuyigorator.
Jayne,s Hair Tonic,
Van Deusenis Wahpsne,
London's Oriental Hair Tonic,
HaAel's Fan Lustrale,
0idridge's Balm Of Columbia,
Railways Gircassian Balm.
PANAGEAS.-
swain'a Honck's,
Gullsn,s Indian Vegetable,
!, Longley's Great Western,
IMMINENT AN ID SALR ES.
Dally,s Magieal Pain Extractc
Professor HoIloway's Qintnent
McAllistel's All-Healing,
Brooks Magic Saiye, Pryor's
Pile,
6ray's Harrison,s SPECIFIC,
Trask's Magnetic, Judkin'a,
,London's ALI Healing, Russia.
BITTEES.
Motfat's Phoenix, Blaks's Arc
manic, f4
Old Sitchem.
DR.. J, Boyee Dods'.
Hibbardrs Wild Cherry, w
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's Vegetable D yspepsi
.'iFS VANDERVEERSS 81
RPs Druggists and Msrchal
articles contained in the above
vantage by calling or sending
be found the most extensive So
y MEDICINES In the United
Please address, j.
ma IT. ztll Mos. 81 and ! 2
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STATE LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orlssns.
Be It remembered that this 18th day August 1861
fore the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Paeide Forsa President
and Emile DeBuy8 Secretary of the Star Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who, being duly according
law do depose and that the above inst and
true and neutrality-suspicious. the books said Company
PLAgIDE FORSTALL President.
i .u-- EMILE DEBuYS Secretary.
Sworn subscribed no, this 18Th day of August,
1861. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Pence the Parish of Orleans
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FOR Bayou sara and the Coast.
The new passenger packet
ACADIA. Capt. JOS Vincent
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY SUNDAY HORNIEa at O'Clock
:. WEDNESDAY >. at O'Clock.
FRIDAY of 9 O'Clock.
Returning. leaves Bayou Sara
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at A M
For Fort Adams, Tuntcsi, nAorgnnZa, B6 ycW
Sara and the Coast,
The fine passenger packet
LAUREL HILL Capt s. Heno,
Leaves New Orleans
Every MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENING, ut O'Clock
Excluding her trips Thursday far Fort Adams
For DonaIdsGnviise and the Goa 6,
The nsW and fine passenger packet
HOMER Capt tFt MT
New Orleans
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
CLERK Is always landing foot OF St. Louis street,
receive and deliver freight and agn bills of adng for the above
boats
mY2 r. LANOUE, Agent.
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Insurance Companies.


HOME MUTUAL INNsH{BANcE COMPANY,
Northeast corner N@tehes ana Camp strssts,
Johq R R.; shaw Vice President.
Canal street.
ad pfgGs sssa; ;jr President.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Nc.
los Canal street..
J. Tugs T. President.
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY "orr,,
Camp and Commercial Place,
Thomas A. A. Adams President,
G. w. Spratt Secretary
LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, southsas,
corner Camp and Natchel Streets
EF aEs; PEesi9ent
PAr anSisr
SUN MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY, corner Camp aud
Common streets.
James p Denegre yieo President
C1TizENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE co4pASY, NJ C.
Qmer Gaillard President
NsRASoE COMPANY Of the valley Of vl iSfI's'"'y
LvE fsiS6 h'I ASD LONDON FIRE AND Af9 SsuE
a E@q desn r Rodew"ld, T. 'yrns PlIes:OrS
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner of Cana! and st
Charles streets
John n NJ G@~fofd s sfssdsps
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY, corner Of Exchange Plact
Henry reychaud ...........,......-.....Pre President
s Soh Ri"i Bsrs yiSes1sS
STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, 3 Ca
rondelet street.
EmO Debuys.. President
LOUISIANA STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
IS Camp street.
APicoet.. Secretary,
Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Office No. ll8 Camp street. opposite Lafayette
S1ua
T. = E ESaGiS prs,idsnt
7. S Williams. General Snuerintendert
NEW ORLE ANS OPEIIOUEAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RarCad Office, Of ST. Peter and Old street.
opposite Jackson Square.
at.
D. = laIldersL Secretary.
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LOWER COAST AND LAFOURCHE.

Leaves evarv SATURDA Y st 9 A.Sf.
THE FAST ACK Fl
%aSsS Music. Jos, Dalferes master, ieIves New Or
efns shove returning dewn the Coast every
salEs2a3szsSs3 Wednesday, in daylight. -
YIRGIN1US G. DENTEEL,
. n12 Advertising Agent
M7-The n. o., o. and L. T, Company will have clerk
the of ST Louis from this date, receive freight
For freight passage apply board al the warehouse
foot of st. Louis
Leaves every SATURDAY. at ~ O'Clock A. NJ.
FOR RALIXE, SOUYH~W EST
HNsS !. Pass and Lower Coest-0nce a Week-The fine
LSS;RS@ passenger packet Homer, 4; Grant, Dr.,
On place Of the Empire Parish will leave New
Orleans every SATURDAY. Al 10 O'Clock A, NJ. For freight
passage apply On board, orto ~
ala Z. LASOUE, Agent.
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Leaves every TUESDAY at O'Clock, p. NJ,
.. lin place OF the steamer Ehsrmer,l
THE GONFEDERATE STATES
. Sss% y, Mail Packet Mary H., r. Holmes, mas,
for NekshHrg, Warrenton, New Carthage,
aEssss8zssn rand Cult, s.: Joseph, Rodney Waterproof
NWchez, aud Mail sndmgs below. For freight passage
apply en- board, To-,
jy2 If d. r.. CARROLL Il CO., Agents,
......n.. SO Earnndeiet street.
The Mary T. vcks5urg with theseamor Charm
for all points on EREou river,
N B.fhe steamer Mary 7. connects vcksburg with
steamer Dew Drop for the fh2oo and Taahuche rivers
freight consigned steamer Dew Drop will 40
through without detention, at hghwaiet rates
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burg-Ths passenger steamer Eafourche, j. j. Brown,
master lin place ofthe Nachez1 win every Sat-
urday at o'clock P. n.
J. J. PERsoE Il Co. Agents.
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