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"a James A. Conlson, Past High Priest of the B. A.
Chapter Of Mississippi died at Fiekaburg, few
days ago. @s stF'
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4 4 THg TABLEAux FIYAsTss At THE NEW OPERA
HousR;-The managers Of this affair give notice to.
ths proprietors Of boxes who would desire to Sc.
cure them for the evening of the TO come
forward and dose, by calling on Messra. Poursine
L Bell, No. IL Natehez street ss:s ~ fssss 5sfs
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SaIrrERs Or FREIGHr 70 YIRGIslA. IN office is
given ia another column that the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad will not receive Or pay charges
oRfreight gong to Virginia until further notice
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FGREITuRE At AUCTION. We would call the at.
tsatiou q our readers NE farniture pianos car
vets aud eounsin place this morning at
= eeeek ~ Mcoerre Landry their rDoni Masonic
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WHAT MEMPHIS Has Done There are some
persons who imagine that Memphis has not done
its full duty in the present crisis. Such persons
are iilnformed or forgetful. She has now forty
five volunteer companies in the field! That is
very near twenty per cent. of her entire popula-
tion-a larger per cent than any city in the Con-
federacy has yet sent to the field /! fAyaanche.
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MALE NuBsEs4 w sNTEp 10 GO TO VIRGIEIA.-Mr.
r. Gardere, Chairman Of the Executive Committee
Of tie Louisiana Hospitals in Virginia. adyertises
to-day for ten male nurses. See advertisement.
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J. r. BELKNAP.

BE- Messrs. w. r.. Adams W. Nj SempIe
and T. D. Vsnorn have my power Of attorney act
passed before VI. Fl. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Public. MI
nl4f i n NTYnS
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ALABAMA SENAToRs. tgoaserg. Nov. 2i.--4
VIM e. Yancey and Clement g. Clay were today
elected G. S. Senators for Alabama. :.
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NV ORLE

NEW ORLEANS, November %, 1861,
RS- Notice.-The undersigned notifies the
public that hereafter he will sign as TOUTANr BEaJFRE
GARD.
n23 2p3t .. '--N ARMAND N. TOUTAST
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| B-Aerring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Nos 81 and 81 Graver
| s2Es 2ptf
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FoR MoBILE. Notice is given in smother column
that the steamer Dick Keys Is expected to. leave
this avsning for Mobile. See MIR. B. Geddes' no.
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DR.. Edward Brooks Everett, sou OF Hon. Edward
Everett died at the residence of his father in gos
ton, on Monday week, AZ the early age oflsi yesrs
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THEODORE" HAs RETURNED. The Charles.
ton Mercury says:
Messrs. Mason and Sldell, our Commissioners to
Europe, may have been captured by the cute
Yankees, but the valuable return cargo of the
saucy little steamer Theodore tells the tale of a
successful running the blockade"
Among other articles which she brought was a
large, quantity of CASTLE soap.
sB- All subse' ibers owning Opera Boxes
on the First Tier who deoss of securing the
approaching Tabeux do by leaving their name and
number of box Poursne Bell No Natchez street. uut
the 9Th instant after which will be sold ndis
crln1nately, as advertised ms 2p3t
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ERw LusITaSos BEsEyoLENT ASSOCIATION. =
Members Of this association are ordered to attend
the funeral of Mr. Simon Codina. See notice.
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EaHPANY g, GosFEDERATE GuAEDs. This COM
psny u ordered 10 meet at 3o'cIoek this afternoon
for battalion drill. SEE notice. s9S i. s9,g e
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Brig Gen. Geo. B. Crittenden has been promot-
ed Y Major and assigned to the De-
nartinent Of Cumberland Gap. He has already
gone there, IN
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LAKH CoAsr.-- The packet steamer Creole Will
leave for the different points On the Lake shore to-
morrow morning, as usnaa.s See advertisement.
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PERSEVERANCE FIRE GoaRAsE No. 13.-The
monthly meeting Of this company will take place
tomorrow evening at 4 o'clock, See notice. $g
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Huron Rf9sd.

SUCCESSOR TO SEWELL I, TAYLOR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC..
Nos. l3 and Is Royal street,
Has no" tnstore large supply OF the CREME DE
BOGzY CHAMP quarts ins also brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDSEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK PAR
hENT1ER, and other brands of Inferior quality. 1 have
large Of Old Shorries sach ANOET1I
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, BUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR -lss8-soUTHSIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct impoatioR other Msdeas lower grade suoero
od London Dry Dock PoET and other Ports grade
The celebrated sAzARAC observation-disclosures 1895 t79s
1909 end lS5-ssrgs supply always All grades Of
Cl4AREF and WHITE WINES, in glass ard wood Wills
RYSscotch and Irsh Old Rye, Bourbon Wheat Whis.
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, pints and quarts COR
oiAs etc. My usual assortment of the WINES
VIII be sold on as house city
AARON BIRD,
el3 2oly Nos. Is and Is Royal street.
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MEErING or THE BAKEgs. A meeting Of the city
oskes \ casa for Ills esenil At oeiacx ii No l2s
Ghetfes street. Fan sstsHdkncs il required.
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RaRAsrrIs Iosr.-A JET pin, with hair set in
ae center los. Saturday The ansr eEt confer
favor upoa the ioseE BY leaving Ii at this office.
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ERusA DRR LoDGE, /. %. S. M.-This lodge meets
tonight at las Common street. 5g5 s4s5a
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TetiCe.

JEFFERSON CITY RAILROAD COMPANY,
All persons who have expressed desire stock in the
above Street Railroad Company informed that books of
scpon to the capital stock have been opsned few days
and for limited number of shares the Office of essrs
H. NJ. VAN SOLINGEN 4 CO.,
MI zpu 70 Commercial Place
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SlLT.-This article has slightly declined in our
market within the last week. 1t is now held at s.
per sack. Messrs. Cohens K Hertz sold 40 sacks
TO the Government last week Sc per sack, though
it cannot be had at that figure by individual pur-
chasers. Savannah Republic
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cooE ron HlRH. An al cook wishes q situation
$50 advertisement
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South Western
EXP Ess COMPANY
EXPRESS FOR FOREIGN NAIL NATTER CON
MEETING AT TAMPICo, MEXICO, WITH THE
BRITISH STEAMER. y. e.

This Company ha wing arrangements for the rapid
transportation of Money Valuable Packages Merchandise
Of every description through the State of Texas has
of the blockade d4continuance of Mail Conu
caton with Foreign Cognies taken the necessary measures
for extending its lines TO TapcO for the purpose conveying
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$50 GROSS OF PLAYING CARDS.
For sale by
B.cA. DRYER L CO.
4s Charres street
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of Grand Exhibition

GIVEN BY The BLADES OF NEW ORLEANS
for the
BENEFIT OF THE MISSOURI TROOPS
Will take place at the
ME" OPERA HOUSE,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER s. 1861.
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r ,oUIsIANA SUGAR PLANTERS, Aog,o
N H lie, TENN ESSEX
FOR THE
EJt
SU G A r AND MOLAS SFs

must be obvious every thinking man. that owing ~
distractions TO commerce by the blockade md war M
Virginia, North Carolina, part Of Florida Alabama
Kentucky Middle and East Tennessee must net their sny
md Noas5es from nashville MOST CONVENIENT sss
CHEAPER for them than from any other point These Stats
require 200 geo hhds. of Sugar of present incoming
We have established ourselves No Market street Mash
Vile for the sale OF all tho Sugar and Molasses that shin
ped to address. Planters will ship direct their pant
ons to of shipment New Orleans Direct
Agent Memphis and Charleston Railroad via the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad, to address a.,
Our Mr. JAAEs is absent to Virginia and other ses
making arrangements with the large dealers advance Of M
new of Sugar and MolRses enable US to place thu
Sugars as fast, if possible Is they received. -5-
pledge ourselves prompt rssnres and fidelity in d.
tanning the best prices
Liberal advances made when desired Sales made
foE cash.
PAYNE, JAMES co
Messrs Brown Johnston / Co !
hessrs. Hewitt Norton Co, ...
Mr.. John Watt ) For JOHN u JANEs
Mr.. s. b. Newman, 49, "' =
M. J. G. Kicks
Mr. Carl kohn, For B. H. PAYNE
Mr.. John A. Roberta, eel6 3m
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NEW VETERINARY.
N'- Or, %RE YNoLDs, ,4

%hA S"AsaHAHhAD eAHCER DdsCTOn
Would inform his friends and the public that be hs
and completely fitted up Infrmnry the spacion, s
giant msnson, No. 10 Baronne street. between Canal aa
mon streets where he will devote all his attention to t
osCANGERs in their worst forms, seald Heads Whit, So
lngs aud Ulcers Of every description 1--WE
He refers with much pleasure, to the annexed
MADAM A. CHaPPEII well known and highly rsaseI'
able lady Of this city p~0S.
.-t7a
.' Icopy Of Cerhcste,1 ru .I...,
NHw ORLEANS, Oct. IA, lsu.
This Is to certify thas the undersigned resdent M
OF New Orleans for number Of years and no rssidt
252 Erato street. had been for long time cted win
in her breast In order to hnve It removed th ~
signed applied to Dr. Warren stone who operated on IL tb
different times without ettecng cure Subssaueu,,v
piled to DR.. REYNOLDS, under whose treatment the ca
was ehecuay removed, and perfect Was tnnds N
this means OF doing justice to Dr. Reynolds AID In ordo
Others similarly sh cS may avail themselves his vaua
services.
nil II & A rUAppp,r
r. ATJgSEANA GVIGAFy
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p CAPTURE OF OUR CoMMIssIoNERs.-The Charles
ton Mercury says
Disagreeable as it is, we cannot resist the in
ference, that the English Government will decline
any interference in behalf of our captured Commits
sioners. If so, it is better that our people should
know the sober truth at once, than that impressed
with vague belief in the protection afforded by
foreign flag. they should cling. week after week,
to expectations which must end in disappointment
and bitter chagrin
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J., J, E e 49,,
6S Charities street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in French American Pa
PER HAEGlNGs Borders Corners Oaks and Marbles In sv
cry variety. b.
Ma~Particuar attention ali line dI7 ly
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NEW MusIc Messrs. r. p Weriein d Haisey
Nas. . and Canal street publishers and dealers IN
muic, have sent us the following pieces, whlchWe
take pleasure in advising oar lady friends e puy
q Everett thee Q1ickstep W souther souied-
eracy Mazeurka = The Bell knights POLKA Z.
and die !. Grande Marche des Gardes d ofleansh
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ALI Parts of the World!

The frs Special Messenger will New Orleans on TUES
DAY, the 10Th inst, at o'clock A. NJ
Letters go by this Express will he received up to the hour
Of stsrng
The s7eond Messenger will leave in time to meet the
steamer that leaves Tampco, of which du, notice will be
given.
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CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATIoN.-The daily Federal
Union gives the following complete list of Repre-
sentatiyes from Georgia in the First Confederate
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First District, Julian Hartrdge Second District,
C. ]. Munnerlyn Third District, Hines Holt Fourth
District, A. Il. Kenan: Fifth District, D, W. Lewis
Sixth District, W. W. Clark; Seventh District, R.
District, Il. Strickland; Tenth District, A. R.
Wright.
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Gov CURTIN TO Mr.. SEwARD.-It would SEEM,
from the following extract from the New York Tri-
bune Of the 18th, that Gov. Curtin has got tired
advancing money for the Federal Jeremy Did
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$1,000 YARDS coTTosADE.

For sale by .-.
b. A. DRYER Co,
4S Chartres .trsst
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Letters oTe 1nt will be charged proportion
Letters for the United States will examined by
appointed by the Governor of louisiana
Letters from abroad be received through COMPANY
They niSt be directed to the care Of the esten E
press I-tnpany hAtRor4 and the postage that place
prepaid The express charges from AaSo7as will be collected
at destination.
Leersfo this Express can be forwarded from any part of
the Conederacy by the Southern Express Company charges
this city being prepaid
Letters By mail may be enclosed with amount required as
the above tariff of the Western Express Com
pany, New Oraans
For fnter information apply Agents Of the Southern
Express Company in part of the ConFederacy or to
J. J. MCKEEVER, President,
NIL 2ptf 90 Camp streer Sevv CrIsa,v IA
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10000 DOZEN MEMS, yvomEy,s Dc chill
DREN's HOSIERY.
For sale ~
B. A. DRYER 4 co..
~ Chslsres street
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Leaving in Bank, subject to the orders of the
Board, sixteen thousand two hundred and six OIL
lars and fty-ene cents. With this concise statement
ffacts the Commissioners leave the matter in the
hands Of the public, who are most interested.
2 =-s..-4 /. nee grg.-- L. H. PLACE, President
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o5 2ptf
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10000 DOZEN ALEXASDER,S SPOOL
THREAD.
For sale by
B. A. DRYER 4 CO,
ne If "a f,bor,-sr s+,sa,
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Constructs GAS WORKS. for COAL or r

Orders left in box l5a Mechanics Exchange will be promptly
attended
New Orleans fal lv
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4,O00 YARDS CARPETING,
SUITABLE FOR BLANKETS
For sale by
b, A. FRYER 4 CO.,
IS Charles street.
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u THE GULF, VAN Wv

complete photographed and Typographical Map and
Chart Of ports OF the State Of Louisiana Mississippi and Aabs
ma Compiled from the L. s. Coast Surveys other private
resources The most useful Map for Army Navy Objects
ever Published showing points of attack and defence
those States.
Price per copy, 81 3d. The trade supplied.
Published and for bale by
HOLE i Co,
ol5 I'M 81 Exchange Place. New Orleans
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100 DOZEN CoRsETs.

For sale by
B. A. DRYER Co
i8 Charities s,rset.
100 DOZEN OFFICERS SILK SASHEg,
For sale by
b. A. DRYER Z CO.
Is CLArtres s,rest
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Including Confederate Postage from this city,
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
PATENT SAWED WEATHERBOARDING,
Both Rough and Dressed from the very best YELLOW
PINE and timber for sail in lots 10 suit purchaser
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE
tel9 " STAR PLANNING MIL New Resin
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MARINE LNTKLLIaKNCE.

lctto', dated Bermuda, Nov. II, says Tia "A,
J " Fannin, Capt H. igsS hence 81 Nov. for "a.
,ordam. experienced heavy weather, cauAing hsr -
ehk badly The captain endeavorei " return to NJ
York, hut the pun II having become oLok.d with
main, WIS Obliged 10 bear up for Bermuda Iva
Nov, when about 10 miles N W Of Bar niuda, ssFask
the r,efr where she now lles and In consequenes
Z tho wv gale which prevails must prove = tool
erosk. Every sNcrticn was being made 10 save -
much cargo IA = ss,blc The Fanhin rated AZ, w.n
S12 tons, built in Portland, Conn., In iSlp owned hv
D. II. Brewer q Co., II New YcrE city. Has ne
Glowing cargo, VIA 800 hides, 100 kips TO buafl-
ls wheat, sli3 10 rye 40 do barley 100 boxes log
sC0i, % bags cocna- u bags quercitron bark,
Ssq9 pounds lard, ID 90 gallons vhAe eli sec
ags yidiy 800 hhs flour, 70 do potash, 90 cs@sz
tobacco, valued At $4,000.
sr. GsoRgEN Betmuda, Nov. 1.-The bark Lou
fa Iliss, Long, formerly Of New York, but L0vy
iIling from St Andrews uIdcr a register Issued BY
the Britbh consular at Mtnzinlua, Cuba, arrival
acre Ia q loAky condition sho haa "a cargo Of mahn0-
my cedar, flulc aud tobacco, bound 10 FALMOUTH,
v, Che will have % discharge Tor repairs, a. t,s
vcsscl Is badly Strained aud opened; cargo siss
,hiit,l.
Tho sldp Sir Colin Campbell, from Montreal Ar
london, Nshurc nj Itlc West, has the following car
"a, viz 10 Ig2 bushels whcat, $50 bbs butter, sTD
bushels Indian com, valued at SO. 900.
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BROOKLYN.

DRuMNED OUT or CANA few Of the men
enlisted In the Doth Regiment, now encamped
at Fast New York have acted in 80 disreputablc
a manner as 70 cause great annoyance to the men
generally. IL was deemed advisable, therefore,
by the officers, to make an example. Throe Of
the unmanageablc parties, named Taft, Muir
ray and Brady who, bcsidcs making a great
deal of trouble in camp, are accused Of stealing
from persons in the village, were publicly
drumnicd out OF the lines on Monday afternoon
and delivered over to the civil authorities, TO be
dealt with as the law provides in regard u
theft. The regiment is nearly complete as 10
numbers, and II il expected will leave for tn,
seat Of war on Saturday next.
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DEATHS.

ASGLIss-On Monday, 2d ms, Tbop,s An,Ii...
\ gcd " years, months and sIxt.ep d,va
|hou sit gon, 10 ,bv a., 49,. .,,,.,,..ar,i,.
And Tie shsiows If ir,tb SI,a, 49, ,i', mi.
he tempcsi 81 tin,, ~. , u''t ~ u''up'
Thou art happy and bl.s4.i. ar U,,,,n,s ,bv
home.
Tie relatives ar1 c.,o,i. -, A.. At. -.
le M,itha w,shing,an Ts,,Hi, "'S "'',Nys
nov,s q I'd A i',I k'"u ieui" W. a. H. IL;
ll,r e., n. 10, are r,-ne,tf,Iiv invited =, a,'
md the funeral, this tWein,.iay1 aftrrna.,n. l,b
st, at lpclock, from bis LAT. resli,n., M I, ,l,rn
1t. California md y,n,ro,I n.,, 80 10, 30,
BAuIy IN r,,..,i.,. -, - r, ~
natly. of q, K,isc,',',ss' "I '.,' Auire" hNl'N
Ills relatives and friends arc ,rs,o,,f,u,, t,r,,J
attend the funeral, ON Thur Jrv. De-, Mn. nj
|elo.l, from l.s late residence, ri Bridge Il, mar
all Il, "a,
4 Nv, I'm uo,,.
20 IA Muibsry,, ~ VIZ r'sIleil'e ot MS mo-
. ktirnda anil ,,, - p SO aBei ~ year,
A Ahcrs, P,irrk T. .,i ~, - !, 'ia u.1'' oi DIS
%. naw John N OH, r. :, ~, s'i ~, ~ 70
attend the funeral, on W,inc.iav a4ar,',',,,
b inst, at y o'clock. VI
XCoNNvAy ~, 81. ,,,
M, :. - ~. ing "iu ire Ahl'
- - ~ M Hl.huN a'5p those oi MS brother
,.nJ ~ %'',.,' n,ii'u' ere respectfully invt-i q
4, M ~ o,cisI g., ~ ny ,Iutlll'h, ~.
berry 81 cor. ~ en- :, '''o ''''i'n'N w
XnoN.I,t, ho
~, ~ a, oluueh!' On inc "a INST, John Don
/ w. $50 " g,a's.
sc friends and relatives q the family are re-
ls-ia,I o, nsl'.o y, "oni the unerl, this tWed-
800 m stu INST ~ O'Clock, rom his
m, ,'u nv, ~ I'VE, u o',n hhn ootn So
Ken 4. Caiv,ry a., ,a,,.. T., ,,.,e. WI "o
| ny ~ ~ ."',, Io'
,,S, monu'y' "a INST Cathnne FINK
80 ~ t','.i' h,'d |Aln tf'he fihk' aged yrs
Tbe ro,.,Iyos 80 ~ ,i,,,.,,,. Ali
q, = ,n,'i, t ,,.,i 49,, e ,,no a'y ~
4 ,h.,r'.,,. i'll inst y, o,InrI' fr,n, al. 80.
nee OF her parents, sss w.s, SSH Il. as
Ion-p r. n.,,L,,, -, 49,. q, -. Ar,
lop h-la i,rnos'yh, on M,uliyi 20 inN' M;
~ h'B" "Ho"' 'Ao '''' o''''o' ho'bH ss"r
Ae.Is, ,,,-,. an, ,.,,,,,. 81, A.. ,,u-
49,, -, ,,,, 81, " s 'ns fanny ny, ~
da,S ~ IAN, an ii4t.' a, . o',in-k, frnm her
rosld nee, D,graw Il, nclr wnllngtrr ave
,oklyn. III
urptrv n, rL,..i.. -. a. -,
or"a-,, u,-I ',i ", ~ IN ~; ~
20 10 CO Ir.ia,J 80 ~ 80. ~ SA''''
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. 4, 1861.
MNfArrRE ALMANAC.
War Intelligence,
WHAT AN rRoN-rLArEp srrANr.

WHAT An IRoN-rLArED STEAMER r.
We cory from tho Philadelphia Loolg.r do.
scription Of an iron-plstcd steamer, now beiny
built in that city for the Government
Tho plates are Is feot long, 2sH and sOl6
inches wide, and inches thick. A two and a
half ton hammer IL required In their minufac-
ture. Somo doubt has boon expressed as 10 the
ability Of any iron works In these parts 10 turn
out suck platcs but We undcrstand that there
is no difficulty about il. After being received
at tho foundry tho plates are planc,. tho c,il,cs
and tnda being made straight and smooth, and
Hroovei like ilooring.b ori. Tho grove il one
inch wide by half an inch deep. Screws are to
DC usod IN listening tho plates 10 tho plank Ing
OF tho ship. They arc 20 be put in from the in.
side Of the vessel, and ara not TO 20 through
tho plates. The vosscl ia to no covered with
the plates four fcot under watcr, and thrce fect
aloyc 1t, aud they are TO oxtond 50 foot fore
and All OF the centre line which will make 10
icet OF planking Tho iron Is TO come up to .
limo with the spar deck, above which there will
bc light rail. The 'i'lcs IT tho ship with a
view to cause the shot to glance. will have an
line.
In order 10 carry this extra weight the
ship has to DO largo. Tho tonnage OF the ono
under contract il 10 DO three thousand five
hundred. Sho will 10 two hundred and thirty
ttct long, sixty feet beam, and have a dr,ughr
ct fourteen feet. In her construction che will
10 different from tho French ship la Gloirn
about which 80 much has boon written. The
French ship IA very deep In tho water, willis
the weasel TO bc built here will DO almost fiat
bottomod, which, notwithstanding tho addition.
al weight, will make her Of light draught. Her
machinery will bc much the samo IA that Of
lirst-class sloop-of war except that shc will
have four Ioilcrs aud blower. Tho latter Is
10 MAKE the boilcra TO steam oven though the
smokc stack should 10 shot away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-04
CITY NEWS.

A SrTE Of RooMs has boon takon in tn,
Tract Society Building in Nassau st., as a sor
Of headquarters for the New School Presbyter
an Church. Tho clergy of the several Prosby
tories located in New York, Brooklyn, ant
jersey City, have weekly meetings for consul
tation and devotional exercises, in these rooms
every MONDAY forenoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-04

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
iSurrugtte e tho County q Now York, notice ~
hereby given - all utrsota having Ildmt ~ In n
WILHELM BOIlLE, late If the City of Now York,
deceased, 10 present the same, with vouchers there
~, 10 the SUI sTh.rat the Office 81 John A. Stcmm-
lrr Councillor at Law, No. III Nassau street, In the
City Of New York, Or bcforo the 10th day Of Feb.
ruary next. Dated, New York, tho 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1901.
CLARA u. BOIILE, Administrative.