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Especial Correspondence Of tie Daily Exchanged
Dissatisfaction and DISCRIMINATION Among
Volunteers and Observation-Disclosures OF
Observation-Disclosures CT General Scott.
WAsHINGroN, Aug. 16, 1861.
There is nothing upon which the military author
tiles here spend so much the suppression of
a knowledge of the true condition OF the army on
the other side of the Potomac.
General McClelians covenant with the Northern
abolition press has been entered into, not much
for the purpose Of concealng from the Confeder
ates the OF his forces as to prevent the
Northern public from understanding the deplOra-
Bile and indeed hopeless state of INSTRUMENTATION
into which the troops here have fallen.
The revolts in the 10th New York, Maine I'd,
and one of the Connecticut regiments, are not more
serious than those which have taken place in as
many as six or seven other regiments. So deter
mined is the spirit of INSTRUMENTATION that the
presence of strong bodies OF regular cavalry and
artillery was necessary to arrest 1t, and number
of the men had to be put in irons and separated
from their fellows. The discomfort is universal
amongst the troops and grows out of causes which
it is impossible to remove. From favorable por-
tions in Georgetown looking across the river you
may see the msn assembling in disorderly and APP
parenty tumutuous squads, evidently discussing
their grievances and resisting the opportunities of
their officers to 60 to their several duties.
The officers, too, are fully dissatisfied as the
men. | am informed that not less than torty-two
of the officers resigned lately in single day, and
the number of commissions thrown up since the
battle of Bull Run is said to be about one hundred
and eighty. All these are of the three years vol
unteers.
But it is not only amongst the volunteer officers
that the spirit of discomfort has displayed itself.
The appointment of General Mcclellan although
it is acquiesced in, is felt by the whole of the regu
lar army founded upon principle grossly just
and derogatory to them. If every officer who loses
a battle is to be superseded, it will soon be impossible
to find men willing to accept responsible commands,
1t is believed that both General Scott and General
Mcdowell feel very keenly the rebuke which is
implied in placing over them young officer who
never led squadron in the field, and who is so
much their junior in years and service. N.
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WooDi Woop II Wo0DIii
5avs2gPEa CERT by buying your Tosd at odcs Of Oily
steam Fire Wood NIL,
No. ARoRwa
JAsES II. SJSGSUEI
Packer BRorHERs' LONDON Gu AUos This
celebrated Sauce fast sEpeYseang all others From the
richness and dececy of favor, it has attained ropu-
iary almost as great this country in Europe. For
GALE by 81 flst-cass grocers and by their agents,
GREEN Il YOE, Importers,
Eo5l-n SIS West Baltimor street
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NUTRITIvE CREAM FOR THE HAm.--This prepa-
ration hair and glossy aud prevent its
falling CT Composed it is OF the purest Materials t
be used with perfect safety and all the purpo
SEES Porlade Oils, without PRODUCING that greasness
so common to many hair preparations. Prepared only by
N..HYNS0E JENNINGS CO.,
Pharmaceutigts,
n.y. -4-,oE
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EMPORIUM OF Arr.

EINE EVkhf q III VF "A REs
JAMES FRYER invites attention 10 the very extensive
assortment OF Looking Glasses STORE suitable for
every position and Of all sizes
aante Mirrors, Pier and Wall do oval and square
lloynices Tables Brackets ConsoIs &C. at unequalled
prices
The latest English and standard French Engravings al
ways in stock.
Particular un yied attention given to the depart
rent OF PICTURE FRAMES. Also frames for Miniatures
Photographs Portraits, &c. .
FHYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert stFeet
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New LITERARY Misunderstanding the past
year, Institution under the of BoRA0mkO COLLEGE,
Pikesvile, Baltimore county, has been established
under auspices o; the Re Ar WALDRoS, OF Catho
lie Church This gentleman has had much experience boh
Professor and Principal, in several Of the insu
tons Of the country
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MANUFACTORY

INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FIN. " A@Jgz5
William Dix0n'a London, and Jules urgesen'S, Go?e
hagen WATCHES; Eugene BregGetJ NICKEL W&gC8
CI.ARE'S BALTIMCRE WATCHES, the hes: Tisae cel
era, fer sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, Of C4yer
and Eae. streets, Importer az Fine Ncchcs jugry Goi
Chains, Silver ana P!atedWaga .ecoutIe's Swiss Ra
sud 5t:o2s Cold Silver Steel Spcclaoias 10 s:t
ages New goods nov, il stc1e Purchasers will rlraAz
Notce--stcre CORNER CALVERT ANn WATER SITS
aaIllIaoTa EuiGa
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au2l
80 BREWSTER G; CO., So; ass >,
CARRIAGE MARERs,
sy2 s,aa: s7s aaooEEEa. eor. o. 80 street
NEW YORK.
INVITE the attention of the gentlemen 0! Baltimore to I'll
EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT,
evoted ezeusivsy to the HAEUTACTURE OF FRS
LASS CARRIAGES ofevery description,
LIGET G0&D wAa0ms Z spEc1ALIgY.l
Specifications sld Drawings will be furnished upon Al
2caon ~ mail a. otherwise, to who msy desreto
order.
The ring gentlemen among Baltiiao;s patrons
have permitted US 10 refer to then to the excellence
style ri cur work:
Jos wilkins, Esq, G NJ jackson, Es1, .
3. &akepeace, Egg, y Giimef Hoffman,
W. A. Loasy, ESQ, Geo. s Brown, Fsg
Wa Tooagil!c, Tr., Esq, alex. D. Broun ESQ,
Gee. Cooke, &sq., Tho9. u. Johnston, Esq
f. Wilson Harris, Esq, Frank Sullivan, Ea,
Saiuuel HuFEbet Eac.,
Lloyd iOvndes, f..sion, Talbot county, Nd
Col Edward Lioyd. t,e27-r
DR, ". CULhRE D0EGAVaRF,
% an EST,
No. so ECrth Charles street,
BALTIMORE,
fel-tfr R.d.
| TNDEHsHlRFs,
DRAwER8,
sHIRTs
COLLARS,
FOR SALE re THE TRADE,BY
JOHN FALCoNER, Commission Merchant
s2o-eotfr corner Charles and German SITS
CRUSHED BONE.-A very superior article,
~ that has never been burned boiled ard warranted
free from all impurities For sale at reduced price by
al0ti No. Spears wharf
RAUGHS RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE IS
~ adapted for al crops As general fertilizer ana crop
aof Us" 80 sSa9s S' " sole a ms saiIs
FARMERS AND PLANTERS, take notice that
4 Baughs Raw-Boue Phosphate is Just the article to
give you large crops of Wheat and Grass For sale by
aio,ti No. a Speas' wharf up stairs
pAUGHS RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE is
- offered to the agricultural community as prompt and
GEO, DUGDALE. Sole Agent
alotf 80. Spears whaTf, up stairs
h'EDooE ,.,, THos, ". RIoa,r
srUrzDOCH & RICHARDS,
AR0al9ECTS AND SUPERINTENDENT
naty 'oSSE'' OF oALy yE, AND BALTIMORE SIS,
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD
~ ONLY SIS PER CORD DELIVERED.
Coal as low as 81 per ton OF 2,2I0 lbs
ju2atAlsr corner Lombard ID ana md G Gsnai SITS
pALMER ( THOMAS ~
IMPORTERS OF
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, &c,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, .... Ma
s26H No, IS BowLY's WHARF, 62llao A. %
lSk OFFICE, NO 81 LOnBARp SIkEHh'
CorTGH CHNYAs
r,,,,r,r,., ,,,,,,- s,rrS Csc? End SEWING TwINE
HOT-BED SASRES. -,,,,o .,,o, .,,-.,,
II GOOD stoct on hand, o! various sizes glazed and
and st lowest rates Tor ossh' GEORGE 0. STEVENS,
so., 81 West Pratt street
TsyO Dash PURCHASERS.
7nDn e inV %s s spe our oer hS
Extra Inducements to 'nEsrs for CASH AS srvvrNs
. 5w ives Pr Pratt It's street, rect,
LVLOUR.-800 bbls. one brand Extra, large
l. assortment Of cut Extra and Family for sale by
jv29-6t lag Pratt street
AND DOOR FRAMES of all de.
IVA e"' ~ GEO o. STEVENS,
Rh21tfk 81 West PTstt FtFesi.
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q EEeT
SHOULDER sGAAl
SHIETni
SHIRTS
SHIRT5i
PEaFE0T FIT WARRANTED OK no SALE.
Cnequslled by@any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH B0S0Ms?
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIFTS.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN sEIaTss
AEgIN0 SHIFTS ARD DRAWERS.
UOLI.4Ks, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALE-HOSE
ANDEERUEIEFS
SHIRTS.
w. P. T0WLES BRO,
PATENT sROULDER-sEAM SKIRT hANUFACTOEY,
las isEItsn.oys street
Under Carroll Eaij,
SOLE AGENTS FOR JEO. CLARK, Jr, q CO.'S "a
CRIME COTTON. also,
eATgNr FLOOR 3KkTGa. nls-sf
.. z. STTI.TZ.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGR APHY,
SIS Il. CHARLES STREET,
Es
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ESTABLISHED IN 1887.
TO CASH PURCHASE S.
RRANDEES, GIN, WINES, sc.

or ali brands and vintages, IN custom House stores.
IN STORE
4 large stock of STRICrLY PURE: OLD RYE WHlS-
< IS from dstiiiers Of high reputation.
The undersigned respectfully invites examination of his
stock which offers livery low prices for cash, in Quaat
ties to suit bayers. THUS. THOMPSON,
ie,4.3m 20 South Gay street
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TO CASH PURCHASERS.

TO CASH PURCHASERS.
$50 CASKS SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALES.
Younger's Tenants, Strong Marzetti Sons East
India PALE ALES Single cask at $l60 per Dozen FIVE
casks and over at s50 Dozen These Ales are direct
importauon OF superior qualities and in condition.
For sale by THOS TuoupsoN
Commission Merchant,
lefon ~ South Gay street
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By the Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Nervous
or Sick Recdachs be prevented and il taken the
commencement OF attack immediate relief from pain
ana sickness win be obtained.
They seldom fail 10 removing the E0iseG and Headache
which females so subject.
They gently upon the howesreuoving Costipeae;S
FOR LGerGry Men, SdeNtS, Delicate Females and all
persons Of sedentaTg ha6S they valuable Lana
!irs improving the appetite giving tone and pigor to the
digestive organs and restoring the elasticity and
strength OF the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result OF long investga-
ton and carefully conducted experiments having been in
use many during which time they prevented
and relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous system or
from deranged state Of the stomach.
They entirely vegetable in their composition, and
he taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change of diet absence Of any dis
agreeable taste renders it easy administer them to chil-
Gren
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFFTS
The genuine have FIVE signatures Henry spadingo
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed 10
HENRY C. SPALDING,
as Cedar Sree, New York
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TIisGaIIaNsgns.

II 1g GPFtTL y PE 6TrTGDol
For SALE At Sos % IN ~ SGED 61TES
Table CntIerv a. '0' ~ AND 80 BALTIMORE STREET
''' Abata Spoons,
pIatcf r., cots
N0HeV T o5iisi ,,...u
'H"n'''s Guisles,
brushes
Hat k TtEobr..u. Gland.
CorkscreWs,
NutcracIs
Coos, Knvcs
Bread Knives,
and Forks
AData souD Ladies' Nippers,
oahoSSsucks,.
fa'en Ei Ice Pitchers,
""'lf pa aSRs, eriairons.
Kitehsn Spoons;
n.,,.,..u, '''''I coffee 5a@ Sfiifls'''
Ssucepans.
Table Mats Gas Stoves.
roiIet Pals, 'u'Ne'S'
Willow Baskets,
Wooden Ware,
DevonshIre- Chairs,
'SS'eF DsheS' coeoa pf,,,;,,,,
GAS FIXTURES, r., ''''-9''
% f'el'H' ErgIisb
and American
Frarcb manufacture
Dresden.
and East India $780,
CtilHA,
Od House'eeRers and new beginners viii find it to their
snv Of tke sbSe nf " SocA "heh wanting
>os o,, 49,. G9 6fS !. .I!- & co,
bstween CEarIe5 and 81 PM SIS
Importers Aanuiacturc'S and Dealers in Housekeeping
1s'''
EOHN S REESE & co
- DEALERS m (TTAN(3S 4 III kgEDS
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RooFTEa RoorEG II R00Eraeiii
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARGEN'%
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION RO0FlNa
unvaea by anything yet discovered o Roofing purposes
PEaSscTLY FIRE PEooP,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
UNaGUAaLsD poR ECoN04y
J4EfVELLsD FOR }uRkniLsyr,
ADAPTED re. EVERY CLIMATE
Eor further information ADDRESS or cal on
J4S. Il JOHNSON
Mo- 2Jarvs Building, cor North and Baltimore stg
iy:S-tf Rsltiroara
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r ENSVAi- OF

REMOVAL Of
WHEELER; e. WILsoN's
SEWING MACHINES.
AT. EspUOsp PEIoHs,
with
Glass CJoth-PreSser,
improved Loop-Gheck
new style
HeErre., Binder, Corfer, &c.
Office No 2i4 Weat Baltimore street,
next door to Cortlana Co,
.,s-tf VI. MERRILL. Agent.
MERRILL's BREECH-LoADING RIFLE.
MERRILL, THOMAS & CO..
rnh25-tf 239 BALTIMORE STREET.
FISHING TACKLE.
MERRILL, THOMAS & CO.,
NH s. 239 BALTIMORE sraEEr.
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! M ma southern Confedoraoy viii

h;ghlv favorable. The Southern Gohleustasy VIZ VIZ
be recognized. ,,r.6,,a
There were some talk about the steamer venus
Trim to Havana; what she went for, and all tnls
and that. Her owners know what she went lot'
and thnt il sufficient for the world to know at ths
a.. Dnrinr these precarious times policy and
enea renuire that many things should be sup
,,re5sa5 We desire to be spared the question SO
ofto, raneated .sWhat is the news what proceed
;nqs are going on; what about the pryateefs' anu
i on9,s We cannot divulge all we know ana
learn. There are many sympathisers Win our
ansmiss still in our midst. There are eaVesarop-
pers here and there; consequently, tax must w
guarded. ,,,..+o of
Tbere was some remarks about the dull state OF
business. How could it be otherwise? There Is not
score of thousands of bales of cotton on SAFE anu
IL there were no war, we should have no business
because we have no basis for trade.
The telegraph advises that the Goniederaseo
States will assume charge of all postal aflause-
n,ents on the 10th of June so old ape WAL hot
have the privilege of stepping the man serVlue'
nn,ess lie takes it ia hand at an early day. LIE
4 Northern States will be much more ANXIOUS 10 70,
oo;,o mails from the South than the South VIII
son, them. and if Lincoln and Blair DO not Gnoose
:, racoonize the Confederated mail service, 1hes
Il alone. The British mails for the SCUM cai
he transported to Charleston at once, as the mos
speedy route Before October in all prooaolla's
there will be regular lines Of steamers between
charleston and Liverpool and between L'Verpoo
ma New orleans, regardless of Lincoln, Seward
Co.'s blockade ,o-,o
There was talk of q steamer leaving our EVE
vsatordav on pleasure excursion. we nope
ian Of 4 good many fish being taken.
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sleu crans pailu Greseens Qhusaug apu ay l6, ISL

travel with large amount Of valuable jeWelry,
were stained on the road between Lauete Espinta
and trinidad aud robbed by fourteen armed men
Of fifteen thousand dollars worth of jewelry-
The Crusader, from Key West, again entered this
The Spanish steamer Peiago also returned yes
terday from ST. Domingo, bringing dates thence t.,
al inst. According to the UtaTto de Ia Md''inG OF
this morning nothing OF novel character ter, mad had
brothers y were daily becoming more satisfied at
being placed in the shade Of che spanish flag
DAYS at Aqua, had returned to the capital
4 short time ago, the Preasa newspaper of this
eity briefly stated that intelligence had been re-
ceived officially from Spain, that the Government
disagreed to the annexation Of ST. Domingo. The
succeeding day, the Gaceta, the Government off.
cial paper of this Island, in paragraph evidently
written s'by authority" denied that any official
communication from Spain had been received here
The weather continues very warm, though we
have had gentle rains for two or three evenings
Public health good.
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TALK ON CHANGE,


The shady side of the streets yesterday were
tolerably well thronged The chief talk was on
the intelligence from Europe, brought by the Ed
ropa, arrived at Halifax, and tie Parana, arrived
at St. Johns--the latter with dates up to the 9TH
say seven days from Liverpool. Cotton was steady
and firm under the advance quoted at the close Of
the week, Saturday, the 4th Middng Orleans
Z ls-l6-not high enough TO cover shipments. AS
expected, the war news from this side created
something Of sensation ID England. The block
AIDE of Lincoln, Seward & Co, Il to be recognized
when it is effective. OF this, it Is supposed, the
commanders of the British squadons, now ordered
10 the American coasts, are to bs the judges. As
regards the blockade Of the Msassippi II does not
cause any alarm on the Gags. The i've ships, nov
IN course Of preparation. will, with other appli
/ snces, be capable oil keeping Lincoln y Goai
ships at q respectful distance.
Lerd Russell says The Southern Gonfederao!
must be recognized as beliigerents which surei!
does not mean rebels or traitors Taking al th
dispatches, deancal. commercial aud political
which appeared il our issue gesterdsy, they ar
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TO Dacg. Patriotic CitiSesaso


II Is we'll known that large number of dependent on
their labor the support Of their families periodically re-
spoIding 10 the call country the hour of peril have
enlisted the service of the COME States that others
similarly situated hourly following their example, aud that
many families consequently BE- compelled to endure great
pvaons Is necessary that should at once be provided
to relieve their wants.
large and respectable meeting held ut the erchen
Exchange Monday evening" the I'D inst the Undersigned
ere anoin to receive contributions for this
nose and relying upon the patriotism and lberay OF the Cit
sans of New Orleans respond the CALL have opened lists at
the offices OF
~ n su1v- 90 GrAvier street.
Cbos Onkfnrd ...,,.,..........92 Gravier street.
NJ. B. Brady ,-,.......9i drawer h1reeV'
r. Marsh pennlnn Co Cor Gravicr and Carondeiet Bts
Brown, Johnston Co.......-.......4g Union B'ree
| 10 which they invite subscriptions
4. o. sULLY,
r. A. BOURK,
CuAS. OAKFOR0,
| D. NJ. uOLIINGSW0RTH,
| NJ II.
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-uD [coMMuNtoATEp.
Our Ene1nius~~-Who Are Tl1eyE

The napers OF city have given the of numerous
men who have a1nassed The souh but con
trbutng money destruction. recent number Of the
ded 10 our BLACK ISr traitors This firm, which now
comes forward presents stand of colo to regiment OF
Northern vaeahonds well known manufacturers of sew
ing nachines-WHEELER Il WILSON, firm which has
made fortune out patronage which has been
given to them by the Agents for this firm Of Wheeler
Wilson NAY be found every city and in the South and
their sewing machines CONTINUE TO BE SOLD AT M
MENsE PROFITS which profits this firm Of Wheeler Will
son are vet realizing the they anxious TO DE
STRUY.
he following is the notice taken from the Herald of
Wednesday, May s.:
PRESENTATION OF CoLoRs TO COMPANY n. THIR-
TENTH REGIMENT.
MP ATTIRE OF TIE BALANCE REGIMENT TODAY.
On Saturday evening last Company D. of the Thirteenth
Regiment York State Militia, OF Brooklyn had
4 Co sewing machine uiacturers, of tbs CITY, captain
Bao in the company, received the present IN
their 3 ha Yesterday mornn the Left the arsea
proceeded via the Fulton Jerry 10 inns
CIV the purpose paan their coors They passed
IN Broadcy passant paid their devoirs 10 Aer
Wheeler Wilson, All along the they we're most enlhu,
asIica The balance of the Thrteenth w Gu were
left behind their ON B oklyn this morn
ing 10 ion tn r c0mphtriots the seat OF war Mr.
M DerTno t. long atached TO the New York press goes VILE
Company of this regiment, join in maintaining the uho
| and indiVisibe
The citizens Of the South should mark well this firm OF
Wheeler & wilson, as also ALL OTHER NORTHERN manu-
facurers OF wing Now the time for the souif
| To sc nav their devoirs 10 Wheeler & Wilson"
| ,rI6,t TRUE BLUE
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ID L NJ ID q

IN Wednesday, Eth inst. at o'clock p NJ, CARL RING
EIMANN native of osnahrneck, kingdon Of Hanover, Ter
many AIRED "a years, member OF the DeSoto Rifles
Ms friends and acauantances those of Chas Koc Co.
and DeBuys Ogden respectfully invited to attend his t-
neral This evening at clock his late residence, No. TO-
Bienvillo street.
On Wednesday, 18th inst at o'clock z afiera lingering
III ess RICHARD B. WlNGATE, aged "a years.
His friends acquanapces are invited to attend his funeral
This afternoon az O'clock from he residence OF his brother
No l24 Josephine street, witho + further notice
On Wednesday, 18th inst, Mt o'clock, EMILY CHRISTI
SON, aged years
The friends and acauaiuances of the family respectfully
invited to attend funeral this evening at o'clock from the
rr.idpncc of her Parents, 206 Con street
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PRESENTATION OF CoLoRs TO COMPANY u. THIR
TENTH REGIMENT.
Meeting of the NIorehousc Guards.

CAM WALKER, May IA, 1851.
reoyed by the Morehouse Gpsrds full Company as
ssmbled That heartfelt and sincere thanks 10
Misses sonat and and to G. W. Logan Esq., OF he
firm of Messrs Logun sonat Claiborne Tor the many kho
v received at their in the way OF Champagne, Con
dictionaries, etc.
Be it further resolved That Mr. J. NJ Jenkins Of the hr OF
Messrs Davis jenkins Co.. shall have orr grateful reen'
rnces for his liberal favor and partcu ary his KING asho
IN orr sick o0ices further that our thanks are due 10
o the citizens of New Orleans, particularly the ladies' for
sundry kind attentions.
Resolved further That gratefully acknowledge our oo
aons TO the officers of following Railroad Companies of
their kind at transit to this place. fchS
h sbreveonr and Texas Railroad Company, Southern hail
90 ,o,,onv and New Orleans jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company.
By order of:
R. NJ. IGINsoN, Captain