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There can be no doubt the terrible defeat at
Manassas has carried CONSERVATION into the Fede-
raj councils. We see signs of it in various quar-
ters but in nothing is it more plainly visible than
in the dispatch of Cameron the Secretary of War,
to his friends in New York: Cheer our friends to
active exertions,s says Cameron, !" that we may
speedily retrieve our misfortunesn This is the
tone Of man very nearly in the agony Of despair
and shows that he has doubts of such rally from
the North as he desires Tt is also an unqualified
admission of defeat, which is something we never
could get out of the Federals before. The reverses
they suffered at Bethel and Vienna were explained
away by various excuses, but the defeat at Ma
nassas is obliged to be acknowledged. So, also,
Cameron telegraphs that g the Capital is safe y
which shows that he fearful even for the security
of Washington. When the enemy gets as much
alarmed as that, we may be very certain he feels
the force of the blow we have struck him. and is
trembling lest we follow tup with another one of
the same sort. As for retrieving their nlisfor-
tunes" which Cameron talks about, that is simply
the whistle of boy to keep his courage up.
The question now is, what will be the next step
of the enemy? Many have supposed the disas-
trous result Of the battle of Manassas will put an
end to the war, or at least prevent it from being
waged with SO much activity and energy. There
can be- no doubt the Federalists are a great deal
demoralized, and have lost much of the boastful
and insolent confidence with which they declared
that they would march upon Richmond But the
war is not over yet, and it behooyes US to nerve
ourselves for other conflicts equally as bloody,
perhaps, as that at Manassas. -,
The probability is that Gen. Scott will not order
another advance until he concentrates at Washing
ton such an army as never before collected to-
gether on the American Continent He has found
out that he cannot whip US in the proportion of
two to one. He will probably wait until he can
get 100000, or 100000 men, and thus try to over
come US by mere force of Numbers alone. To bring
together such force as this will require three or
four weeks time, and for this reason we do not
anticipate any advance of the Federas within that
period.
Meantime, our own army is said to be steadily
advancing towards Alexandria, and it may be that
a fight MY soon take place very near that city.
The Federals have planted batteries all along the
shore of the Potomac, from Alexandria to Airing
ton Heights, opposite Georgetown. They would
have the advantage over us in fight at this point
in respect of defences; but the same dash and
gallantry which won the field at Manassas would
give US victory there even against the odds. We
do not know what is the intention OF the Confed-
crate leaders, but it seems to us that there is no
better time than the present, when the enemy is
,demorazed and panic stricken, to make bold
onset seize his defences and drive him across the
Potomac-thus freeing the soil of Virginia from
his pollating presence. $50
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Asw esaxs galu Crescent lau zNetnlna ana 2e, 1861

; CAPT. EsCHELMAS, OF THE WASHINGTON ARTII-
LERY, IN RICHMOND. = A correspondent of the
Petersburg Express, in a letter dated Richmond,
21st inst, writes the following, which will be read
with interest by the numerous friends of Captain
Eschelman in this city: a E
4 Capt. Eschelman, commandant of company 4,
New Orleans Washington Artillery, who was Sc
.yerelv wounded in the battle at Bull Run, Thurs
day, arrived here Friday night, and was conveyed
to the residence of DIR. Deane. As an evidence OF
the feeling of our people for the sons OF the far
South who have come to Virginia TO engage IN
battle it NAV be stated that when the gallant Cap
tain reached the Doctors residence the building
was SO crowded with ladies who had kindly protfer-
ed their services as nurses, that it was with diff
Guilty an entrance could be ef1ected. The captain,
hear is improving to-day. L..
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RissEFrT FOR THE AID DE FAMILIES OF NoLuN-
sTEgRs IN THR w I've understand that series
of ftainments are abont to be given at Armory
Hal, for the above cause, consisting of dioramic
representations Of scenes IN the present conflict.
The 7 Pauopticon Of the South Y is new exhibit
ton. designed and constructed By Southern artists,
and saidto be in every respect equal, if not supe
rior to anything Of the kind ever presented to the
public. Among the various scenes produced will
be the bombardment Of Fort Sumter by the South
Carolina forces. The FIRST entertainment will be
given 81 Monday night, 2gsIi
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BUG Adler, GeNEn IL. We learn nom the Rich.
Inond Whlg' Of the I'D inst, that Col. Iorng late
81 the United States Army, was appointed Brga.
der=ieneral OF the Confederate States on tbe oett
INST and entrusted with the division lately under
Gen. Garnett, Col. Loring was d resident Of East
Florida previous 70 the Mexican war, and was an.
pointed Captain in the United States Army hv
President Polk during that war. He was promo.
ted to 2 eolonelcy in the Mounted Regiment for
gallant services, and after the war as among The
few new appointees that were retained lie il
every wy calculated to adern the high position to
which he bas been appointed
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g. O. Nelson & Co. AJ,eviSCo
AID. Kelly K Co. Mltonberger 4 Co
Eda ard Nalle & TO- Ar Ntlteubeyner
Wrisht Il Allen Scudier K St,r,ps
Hewitt Norto, h Co Cal,arIsr e. Fver
NJ n c,ors, G q, ,1,s,.. a .so,,-o,a
Fa,1ovps & 10 santpu E p,,,hor
~ u E n lion & 20 p,o,,, = D, irnta,
7, No1t,.,or t. 40 1hn w. ~
Martin C1nhb & a., p,rr. yanra & "a
f,tai,en & Selves riIcbar b f4ooa,icb
I " Rnrb,idra & G., lyarr.n cro,yord.
,..,, 6 i,, E,.s,.- 49,. = r..
W tn Jrrc,hart ! w ch.rr;r l. "a
- - e. r,,nn ~ 10y
IyatLsr E Snrl p,nhia-. po hr
pa,,,ins + ,,o Io,,,, SAT-, . CIa,h,
1ob, % tJ,riio f 70 r,n.s p,.r
!, II - n r, - ,I
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EsInGt01e Springs, alabama.

The Propoors take this method of informing the public that
these RINGS situated the Bgbee river 40 miles above
Mobe at all times open for the reception Of visitors
We have superior BAND OF MUSIC in attendance,
and effort shall be made part rendef visitors
comfortable.
Boats leave Mobile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS and arrive the Springs about ID
O'Clock NEXT MORNING.
Conveyance all times the river readiness convey
passengers to the Springs.
JAMES CONNOR & Co, Projectors.
JAMES SYME, Druggist, ia Canal street. New Orleans.
sole agent for the BLADON SPRINGS WATER.
ie2S 2p2msW
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Ah u: !, WITH THE INDIANs.The Fort Smith
fimea q the l2tiiist. learns that Capt PIKE has
concluded treaties with the GhaetaWs, Chickasaws.
efesks ard semiRoes. All the tribes on lie iron,
ler have thus formed an alliance with the Confed
crate sis-tes except the Cherokees. Mr. Ross is
ipf neutrality and q large number Of his people
ase Hlsa8the South, moaHY halfbloods, while the
!a'l-blosas are opposed to the South, and stil adj
hefe,a tae ola Government. The cherokees are
said e " very much divided in sentiment, and
seYefaief me halt bloods have been compelled 10
nee !et Heir lives. The Times ehtertaias no hope
et any arrangement being made with AIR. Ross and
the Confederate Commissioner.
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{ FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 2s. 1861.

ia The Congress Of the Confederate States, on
Mogday Hast, passed resolution, inviting the peo-
pic Of the Gonfederacy to offer mp their united
thanks for the signal success Of our arms at
Manassas. 10 compliance with this recommends
tion, there viii be, at the Jesaits Church, corner
Of Baronne and Common streets, on Sunday morn
ing next, at 10 O'Clock, solemn high mass, fol-
loved BIZ TIE Deum. The ceremonies will be
very impressive. The organ and choir viii be
under the superintendent Of Mr.. Collignon. as
ejstsd Iva fine choir .g k8
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ARRIVAL OF THE SECOND REGIMENT OF FLORIDA
VOLUNTEERS IN FIRGINIA.--The Petersburg Ex-
press of the 22d inst. says: ~
The Second Florida Regiment arrived in our city,
by special train from Weldon, on Saturday night,
about IL O'Clock. The were encamped at the Cool
Spring Grounds all day yesterday.
DIR. Henry, the Assistant Surgeon is grandson
of the immortal patriot, Patrick Henry and was
born and raised in this State.
The men are all gallant soldiers, and we know
they will do their duty.
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ACCIDENT IN THE SECOND FLORIDA REGtMENr.-
= G extract the annexed from the Petersburg Elk,
press Of the 22d inst:
i, Lille the train which bore along the Florida
"A, was nearing Weldon Saturday afternoon,
az accident occurred, by which two
patFsses, nashea Seareey and RUSSELL of Capt Bre
wards company, lost their lives. In compapy with
several others, they were sitting or standing on the
fop o one q the cars, some with their faces 10 the
ION, ana .aese two with their faces to the rear
the bridge about two miles beyond Weldon. which
wasonly discovered by those facing it ia time Ia
bow and cry out to their companions to do the
same. But Secrecy and Russell not seeing the
bridge, had not time to obey the call and of
we're stricken down. Seareey was Instantly killed,
the whole upper portion OF his head being knocked
OF. Russell vas ahye when the train arrived at
Weldon, but the surgeons entertained no hopes of
his recovery.
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Drice3's for .fs'sisGe5.y.

Wanted immediately thirty competent, ableboded
DRIVERS IN THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY,
at the seat of in Virginia. mustered and
without delay
Application 10 be made the Arsenal on Grod street, to
the recruiting officer daily from 10 ill o'clock P NJ begin
ming on MONDAY, I'D inst.
Good Wages and Clothing.
By order:
LIEUT.. JERRY G. PERSON,
jT22 2ptf Recruiting officer.
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Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association.

The LADIES' Volunteer Aid Association call to tine
following resolution
Resolved That applications will be received from Cempa-
MES that have not been authenticated by Brgaer-
L Hcy Or AujhantGenera Gdvet, myl5 2pf
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Military G0OdS.!

SW RDS, COLTS REV VERS
MELTED SILK sAsHEs AND BELTS,
BUTTONS FOR MILITARY UNIFORMS,
GOLD IACIS AND CORDS
Military trimmings
I Ii OIL L OF H.
For sale at
H. FRANKO'S,
l46 Poydras, next to CaGondeet street.
RB~WATCHES and JE Nv ELRY repaired and sold at the
lowest prices agi fully guaranteed. iy2l 2ptfSaMoTl
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R8~Wells' Scuth% I'm Coal Oil IL nd L mp De-
rot GoRSER CARoSDEIET P0YpRAs sTnEETs.-Alway $
hand tn most complete aud extensive of COAL
UILLAMPS, SHADES, GLOBES, CfIIMNEYS etc. to DO
found in The Sontn much lower prices than any other
tab!ishme% in New Orleans and supply Tho very
best brands of Coal OILS manufactured at the lowest market
rates.
Depot Williams Patent Portable Folding Mosquito Houses
and Mosquito Bars,
iy20 2pd&Wf, Fl, WELLS, Agent.
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millinery and .ESressm akiHg.

tisTbadi Riding Hats from. IS 20 to Is 90
MOURNING BONNETS, in great variety.
The ladies requested for themselves that
the Goods, though Cheap, rich and elegant.
III ny Dressmatpg Department, am making presses
very moderate prices.
3"Orders from The country promptly attended to.
Mrs. NJ. f. BENSON,
Dressraser and Nj liner,
ei3 2pSm Isl Canal stairs, adiong D. Il. Home.
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ssUoy'sss, sashes and Bells.

We are manufacturing, in this city,
REGULATION LINE OFFICERS SWORDS,
OF good quality. Having filled of our advance orders we
furnish to customers
RELIABLE ARTICLE
at a REASONABLE PRICE.
Also sERGEANTs' SWORDS, Belts and Plates sashcs,
Stars etc. for sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
corner of Canal and Royal streets,
jy22 2p3w3fswMoTeFr New Orleans
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Y Qyts1ANiA SUGAR 8sEEsNaNT FOB SALE


That desirable estabhcnsn situated the loft bank
OF The Mis5iBsppi, yellow ths Government Wharf within
the mits OF tina city Of Now OriaRrs, is IA good
inVcaaDt 10 capitalists who NAY DESTROYS OK aiding the
progress Of Southern manufactures 1t complete re-
pair ami well found having Gttar engines BOILERS vscur
centrifugal machines bone black furnace filters rnopl1
ample and yard room, cooperRge, 8n fact a hs
requisites for carrying Sugar nhnRry Molsses Reboi
ing large scale. With little additional EXPENSE might
bu easily converted into Cotton Mil.
It has Wharf attached to Level with ryaer Al f.
cen Tor tho accommodation Of delivering or tGng In
Por fut Tier Information ans for terms, apply to
d. tfG" BAREIiI L 30. 81 C5alf73n street.
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ss- C0nl OIL and Lamps Country HIer-
chats Planters aud tho public generally, will find the Great
Southern coi Oil ana Lamp Emporium, No6 Ghsrrss street,
by far the largest and only complete stock of PURE COAL
Oils ad"oAL OIL LAMPS in this city, which Messss CO.
VERT HliL cfer the trade retail prices
than hsy can purchased for at any other house i'll the
taMLh Inf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mrs. Ross. President of the
Indies Society for the Confederate Army, adYer-
flses acknowledgment Of a donation Of $1,000 See
her card
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A Gard to Cotton Planters.

The undersigned Cotton Factors in the city Of New Orleans
in view of the interests OF all parties recommend to their ra
and correspondents, ship any portion Of
their crops IF Cotton this city it from their
plantations the blockade fully entirely Abandoned
of ", r,d nntire rilIb eu
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nsrconformably to the recommendations

w
of the Confederate Congress- there will be, SUNDAY
MORNING NENT. at 10 o'cnck, tie JeSuis Church
Baroaue street, SOLEMN HIGH MASS followed by a TIE
DEUN. The ceremonies this will be very npus
ing and the excellent choir will by
Nj. G. Colguon. iy26 2plt
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If Treatise

q u N H o Il w Q u N D ;.
Written for and dedicated the Surgeons of the Confederate
States Army by NJ. schupper NJ. D., of New Orleans
have ready supply of this valuable work and will mail
copies on receipt of the prce-F1FTy CENTS
GEORGE ELLIS, Publisher,
jy25 2p3&tW Old I.evse st., opposite Post Office.
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ORLEANS CADETS tonsaa,sy D. Regular drills
Of this company take place on Monday, Wednesday!
and Friday evenings See official notice ii another
column
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saG3'Gse Bird

saG3'9Se Bird.
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL 7. TAYLoR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. ETC,
Nos. 10 and Is Royal street,
Has large supply of the csleoetcd Oh Emf re
BuUZf On AMP AGN f. III quarts pnts other brands
viz: Oh ELEs HEIDsEICK, PIPER HELnsEICK, PAR
RENTER, and other brands inferior 4ru,ity haye
large the best Old Sherres III AJ} NTH
LADO, TOPAZ, SINHRA Golden, DUFF GUPD0N apu
AHCHOa sdEEEiI GslaS8-8OUTBsYn# MADEIRA of
tjte2 Importation otha. Enderna forur zraa sun2i
Gi London DrS Deck Pu aud othar eorta o. less rats
Tho celebrated SAZARAC BRANOTES-VElage 1875 IT9s
l3J2 and l505a large supply alway8 All grades of
tLARHF #Gd WHITE WINES, in glass and wood tyIIIS-
NIS9cotch Irish Old Rye, Bourbon YghIs-
sTs. h&0IGH A::nrd PORTER, pms -ar7s Cur
iAtE etc by usual assortment Of tia best WINES Yish
will be sold rehgUneb in The city,
AARON BIRD,
aI3 22lx Nos. y enf ~ raysl street ,
|3csO2s, 3hsses sss4s& &ss'ssssz.sss.
AZ wUoLESA1E.
plantations e7p2l,s1 ~H prime )t,bns R3GTq f.a.pa
BRoGANs WOOL, doxfcau Iea Straw and l1soescy
HATS a. sae ;o~e7t make. preos, BY
FROST : CO.,
No N Magazine street, Now Orlarua,
Hats, CaFs, otc., at IVholeaaic.
general of SILK a1a
FUR Cashmere Panama. LsRhorn Straw Palm Leaf 2xes7
and Wool HATS, at the IowssI market prices by
FROST d CO.,
tTi" 9rfW Nh 10 HNea7,ra strnp Naa-tPrle: rs.
WALL PA PER VALE. GsAPFast,
]. J. eve B s,
So taR-Eres sErest,
Fh3-sais and Retail Dealer french AE1eriee Pa
PER HAEGINGs Botdsrs Cornats oas and Marbles IN ~
yaristy.
RB-Psrtcnler p,enHon sldlo line. ar II
MACHINERY. ..5HAoEIaNEEtV.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM EN0}NEs,
GIEsiULAR SAW MILLS,
sa1EGLE MACHINES,
INDIA RUBBER BELT,
CIRCULAR SAWS.
COTTON SEED HULLERs,
CORN MILLS,
STEAM GAUGES,
IRON, GAS AND WATER PIPES,
POWER AND HAND PUMPS
Attic Machinery Depot of RICH'D r. HARRISON,
tall ri Charles street.
STRAWBERRIES IN JUICE
80 cAsEs, sToRE,
ri ALL al ny 3
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suarEfs GREYs.-This company meets this eve
ming, to oonsider important business, and we call
the attention of officers and members to Capt.
Maupay, u notice.
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aS~Fsr Auditor of Public Aceou,rts--TsIeasa
snnounce a. PERALEA candidate Auditor of Public
Accounts at the election in November.
"a 2pts CREOLE
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PELICAN Hook AND LADDER COMPANY No. A.
Special meeting On Monday evening next. See
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3Tae EE'a}-.
2 H Q RI Q CT r "A PIIS REDUCED
Price only 80 cents.

WILL BE ON SALE FOR 4 FEW DAYS ONLY.
To be had at the Book and Periodical stores Of TTOs L.
WHITE, l5 Canal; Ii, G. SrETSON 4 co, "a Camp; "a
PREM INT, under Odd Fellows Hill; WERLEIH'S s and
Camp; SCTfERIhY, under the ST. Charles Hotel. A. l. f.
BLACkMAR, u Camp, GEO ELLIS, New Post Office and
COMMERCIAL Place H. COBURN, Is and 10 Tchonpitouia
ilOliE CO, Exchnns Place TEWELLS, ll2 ST. Charles
street VIM FLEMING So Magazine street and at Is Poy.
dfas S|lte
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The Twelfth Mississippi Regiment arrived in
isynthbarg on the night Of the 10th, and iianedi.i
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DEATH OF JOHN STACKER BRooss.-The sad news
was received yesterday Of the death Of John
Stacker Brooks, son OF Capt. Brooks of this city.
He was an excellent Young gentleman. esteemed
by all his acquaintance anasthose who knew him
may wei understand the grief Of his family. He
belonged to Company B. Crescent Rifles, Of the
Seventh Regiment; and was killed at tie battle of
Bull Rupoa The 18Th inst. whilst gloriously fight
ing for the honor and Independence of the South.
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GHaRIgs Y. FIsHER.--A dispatch from Lieut..
Harper states that young Fisher, of this city,
member of Company B, Crescent Rides, was
wounded in the eg--somswiat seriously, though
not dan UerniisY. aa.s.gstl 3saat $50.
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BagsE Oagt /!

EIEGY ON THE DEATH OF
LT. COL. CHA@-, ID DEEJx.
Words by j. R. Randall music by q NJ. Looming.
For sale at sc CANAL STREET near CAMP, and at the
Principal Music stores iy20 2ul2t
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STATE LpuIstASt, }
Parish OF Orleans, City CT New Orleans, !
Be 1t remembered that the llth May 1861 before
undersgnod Justice of tho Peace In and for tho city
aoresaid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAaS Pres
dent G. W. SPRATT, Secretary of the Crescent
Company Of Nav Orleans, who duly sworn
ae Just true aud transcript books Of
the Company. .
THOh Az A. ADAMS, PreHiders
NV. SPRATT Secretary.
gubpcrosd and in New Orleans lIth day Of
May 1861, before
d. F. MITCHELL, Cd j. ?.
Board Trustees pny the rite
Of SIX FER CENT per In cash ALT onstsutinx
the holders thereof legal toDr.
sentatsrs on after the 8ECOHD MONDAY doh day) o:
And rsssrvtng hiIior Dcsra
redeem FORTY per 40 per the Issue
of 1858, pay able follows, viz:
Twenty per the econd Monday lOth day June
next;
Twenty per Monday 9th day OF Sepe1u.
Der next
They have also declared u SCRIP DIVIDEND OF THIRTY
PEE UEAT ths Net Earned Prenirsls Company
Tor past months ending sh April ISL,
certificates be and after the second Monday 2h
tay) Of August next.
The Company continues against the Fer Of the
River and loss damage by Fire. the pre-
MUM. .. ~
THOMAS ]. ADAMS President
GEORGE JONAS, Vice President
G. "
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zsrr,ag, ~ s'assas onaap,oa E,rs ..at,
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Great Southern Emporium

FANCY GOODS.
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THOM AZ A. ADAMS, Pregideri.
g. W. SPRATT. Secretary.

Rubfcrbed and in New Orleans tts llh day Of
May, 1851, before NE. -
D. F. MITCHELL. I'd ?.
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In conformity with the requirements of their charter th
Company publish hefolowinq statement:
Amount Of Premiums receive from Let March 1860
to the 18th February S6I $50 70
Amount OF unearnsd Premiums March LIST $780, 1888 W
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Drums, Belts, Flies. Etc.
Large stock of BRASS DRUMS,
BASS DRUM, Fine quality
FTFES FIFEs FIFES.
. MILITARY BELTS.
FLASkS, of all sizes
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, city OF New Orleans,
Be- remembered that this 18th day OF December 1887,
before Subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for h7
city aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gaard President
aud SCHROEDER Secretary tho C2en Mutual Insurance.
Company Of New Orleans who beng duly according
law depose say that the nst
and transcript from the books OF 8d Company
o. HAIbLIARD, Presiuent.
A. sCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day DECEMBER IS,
1850. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
sThe Board Of resolved pay per
tsreBt ne outstanding Certificates Of Prca yeas
1851 I6@3nd 1885 and afts the MONDAY III
rIary next.
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CHuDREN's CARRIAGES, vELoCIPEpEs GUNS,
SWORDS, and all Of French English and German TOYS
stS-All these goods sold at VERY Low PRICES
iy22 2pMoWedkSHt
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SnsIles, Cord and Tassels, Etc,
SASHES for Officers
GOLD AND SILVER BANDS.
GOLD AND SILVER CORD AND TASsELs
YELLOW, RED, GREEN AND BLACK BINDING.
CORD, of all Colors
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The Company 2!nt the peris sag
riverd and Io4saan damage by gs tho
pren,rlls.
10 Of7ce Nd. t'nrondeie BtrAAt. d17 t.
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PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, TOILET SETS,
BASKETS, CAMP LIQUOR CASES,
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B. p f H e II,

lss CANAL STREET, ToURo BUILDINGS.
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