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Rebels.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 0, 1851.
General Grant telegraphs from Cairo 10 headquarters
here that our victory at Belmont, NO. complete We
captured 100 prisoners all Of the rebels artillery but
were obliged to leave part Of tho guns behind for the
want Of horses to haul them.
Some OF tho prisoners report that large force were
preparing TO start reinforce Price, but attack VIII
doubt prevent il.
Our loss about $50, ono half Of which killed
and mortally wounded.
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Tho War Department has received official despatch
concerning the battle at Belmont Mo-, which generally
confirms The newspaper statements.
1t says that Captain Bieaski Of General McCIernands
STAFF killed, and among other particulars, that
fought all the way into the camp of the enemy, immo
dateiy under the guns Of Columbus; spiked guns
and brooghs away two, together with two hundred pr
soners.
The Union loss stated at three hundred and that Of
the enemy much heavier.
The War Department has received dispatches from
General McClenand in reference the recent battle at
Belmont, Missouri. II Is represented to have been
desperate engagement with great loss both sides No
further details than have already been published were
given.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 0, 1851
fhe DllOwing Is special despatch TO the rmes:--
CAIRO, Nov. 8, 1861.
is impossible as yet 10 obtain any thing like accu
rate account Of the killed. wounded and missing In tho
engagement at Belmont, Mo-, on the 7th inst.
h estimated that twenty-five Of tho Twenty eighth
Illinois missing.
There arc thought to be $50 missing Of tho Seventh
Iowa.
Col. Iansnam's wound is not dangerous.
Lieut.. Col wendt was killed.
The Major and Adutant missing The latter is rc-
ported killed
In Colonel Logans regiment there thirty Ave killed
and forty seven wounded
All but fortyfour Of Colonel Fonkos regiment answered
TO roll call yesterday afternoon.
Tns Iess in Col. Bufords regiment Is not yet ascer-
tanned, but II Is supposed to be heavy.
In Taylor's artillery only three were slightly
wounded.
One hundred and thirty prisoners were taken.
All accounts in placing the loss Of tho enemy
much heavier than ours.
Bamont has been abandoned by tho rebels. They
have one hundred and nfty prisoners and acknowledge
three hundred and afty killed but would not permit the
Union oicers who went TO Columbus with flag OF truce
yesterday TO visit the place 10 which they conveyed
their dead.
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Additional Particulars Of the Battle mt
Bclmont-Thc Town Evacuated by the
Rebels.
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MORE INMATES FOR FORT WARREN.

A. Il, PRIDE, Adjutant.
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well rot in the fields, unless the Contederacy is

well rot in the fields, unless the Contederacy is
acknowledged and the ports made free.
There was an arrival three days since from a
certain port with thirty tons of lead, which has
come to good market. Lead is just as valuable
at this time as gold and silver. Another shipment
will be along in few days. Enough said.
A Geographic dispatch, which will be found
in another column, says that one of the enemys
steamers passed through Mississippi Sound yester-
day." Having come through Horn Island fass,
thence through the Sound up via Pass Mary Ann
we may hear of her being off the Rigoets to-day.
Where are the gunboats on the Sound! IL Will
be well for the Confederate Government at once
to charter the privateer now in the SOUND ana
place her in commission. She will be OF real
service. It is apparent that old Abe's minons are
in possession of all soundings in the Sound The
picayrne stealing marauders will be landing some
where to rob hen roosts, following the example of
Picayune Butler on the peninsula in Virginia.
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". 4. ELMORE, President.
n. l. RICARDO. Secretary.
uLNBN prNsIr,1xr ut


nv, o,ar aud ,,ort.o so b,-f,o ..,
,,sr+ NJ ~, Voc. F Nav, ,,rs, pG'+"'o INV t'!'0S
taar.t f,p,;,ff ,rd A. oro;,I,,. ln,I5 49, " '0N
No., l, ,r1;,,,ri,, rolar, tho -,,,., IS d. -
- 5,,tn.s .or., H., $780,, -. I ~ "
7 ~ y, w :" PQSPV''' "iA's
"S1' I''' 10 $50 P -7 "'o"S tut a'fs'Oe
~ ~ ~ Wy 500 ~ VI 'es0'"o'eS' "'e"'
go - " , ~ " ~ "-p' III Tue e''y anu also
4' 'eSAEi' F0 '' '' 7'"'elS' o"NoS nItE9Fs' muck
STEERS ec ~ ouet He 'oeh cOnFioulonS at the same
place. anu '' 'i1 S'Uis p"i''e'
4nt-H'5'' ANU No nave gwen me use o me Spiehaid
'''N " WIN '@' " '9 1--WE at tlo "e"h Vi e"al
street o VIZ 'e'', ' " - 's eu up "' once benevolent
CITIZENS Lntd'SHihS NE tA"Aet'"s LABOR ETC., etc.
Many p.t''' % ,n'e0u' nave "een spoken W'th-have
most eoFdaJ poaeed au ana some nave been sending for
HonSH P" l.
Every Who mas oseh spoken 10 offers transport
."'oN 5''s' " wv " '"'o"" ''4paAieS bih1ase VIII also
couissary will have Charge of the depot and he as well
several gcnt Of character will eratou sy see that e
bounties properly bestowed The Ladies' Society for the
Confederate Army that has SO nobl aided orr sodierv with
clothing taudages etc. and our poor women with work offer
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Volunteer Relief Committee,

The Committee will hereafter sit DAILY, in Room No g.
Basement OF the City "l from TO Il o'clock A. NJ for the
purpose Of registering the the distressed families and
dependents of absent Volunteers preparatory distributing
the Relief appropriated by the Common Council.
All applicants will be required to produce proof satisfactory
the Committee that they entitled TO relief.
Residents of The Fist District will apply on FRIDAY and
SATURDAY, 9Th aad 10Th iIStS,
Residents OF the Second District will apply on MONDAY
Il hirsg,
Residents of the Third District will apply TUESDAY, the
18Th inst.
Residents OF the Fourth District will apply on WEDNES-
DAY, l4th inst
Thereafter applications may bs made any day poscu
oasIy
Duc notice will be gven Of the Pay Days for each District
soon as the pay rolls completed
CHAs. c. CAMPBELL,
Secretary Of the Committee.
New Orleans, August 9, 1851 aug If
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The Market 10 be opened from O'Clock A. NJ till p NJ
TUESDAYS and FRID AVS, until further commencing
on TUESDAY NEXT, 18Th ms.
No application for Vegetables etc, will received
the game IS signed by the Alderman Assistant Alderman Of
the Wand and District in which the ppicant resides
All persons deeirOls of contributing Vegetables. Pr9sQa
etc. for tn requested to send The ne Vol
uuteer Relief Committee" Waterworks ding head Of
Canal street.
Persons contributing will please their baskets or bags
with their and locations order the may be
returned them Persons will be building TO receive all
locations aud Of the will be correctly kept
Persons uppy ing for relief will upper side Of
building. and when supplied will pass the side
prevent confusion.
Tickets transferable and supplies will be delivered
without them and they be presented each application
Mr. A. g. Meke has kindly rendered his services the
mee receive, slaughter up, Cattle that
may be donated.
THOMAS MURRAY,
H. BIER
GARDNER SMITH,
u, F. SCHMIDT,
ans 2ptt q D. l. RICARDO Committee.
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No. l CAR BOX OIL. IN casks and barrels,
pefiot to Lard or equal TO sperm oils for
Railroad car boxes. ...,............ 30 eta GAL
No. l REFINED OIL, in casks and barrels,
suitable FOR mixing with any other Oils. 90 =.
No. . REFINED OIL, in casks and barrels
suitable for painting all outside work.,
and any color except white. .........., rs .
No. REFINED OIL in casks and bbs, suit
able for Ship and Steslboat decks, Roof
ing etc.
No. GAS OIL, in casks and barrels suitable
for the various kinds of gas apparatus. Is =.
COMMON ROSIN OIL, in casks, suitable for
mixing with Lime for washes alss for
covering fences, works etc, preserv
ing the wood from exposure to the
ther or for mixing with common paint
TGnners Oils. Observation-Disclosures. 20
AXLE or WHEEL GREASE, in barrels, half
bsls and kegs, made for the Plantation,
Farm, City and Country ............3h 10 cs h.
NAPrlIA, Crude and Refined in casks, used
for manufacturing burning fluids, .l5 % ga
NAVY FITCH, in y and 40 gall barrels
rnnted free from Water Sand, Chips, and
other impurities Price according
ket.
We manufacturing the above articles
and prepared FL all orders. We call of
Dealers and Consumers stock they
are PURE and UNIFORM, manufactured exclusively
Southern material and managed and owned by Southern NEIL
CONFEDERATE BONDS and TREASURY NOTES taken
at par. Discounts made to the trade.
SIMEON TOBY, JE.,
i,,
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LETrEg FROM Mn. MAGRAw OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Ihe following letter from Henry s. Magpaw, Of
Pennsylvania, who went for Col Cameron's body.
and Is now q prisoner in Richmond. has been re.
eeived at Washington:
July rs, Arrested 2Sd, On the ground that We
had come within the lines Of O. A. Improperly WI
are nov ned as prisoners of war and are anartereG
Z. a tobacco house, in company with the captured
Federal ptiiceFs. Have met many friends here who
nave neen exceedingly kind Indeed we were
treated With kindness and consideration from the
sssie we were putnndpr arrest at Fairfax Court
Aoase. Ihe officer in charge of us, and | believe
q 81 me prisoners, is abrother Of Mrs Lincoln
Mr. Fodd, Of kentucky. When the Uniied States
government refused to recognize the C S. Govern
2Ren1 as heiligeTent, and failed 10 send 4 aty ~
truce under which their dead and wounded m3ohf
have been properly cared for, tile authorities On
This SIDE became very rigid in reference I'd these
prisoners - 'tisN :
Before this they were SLOWED to remain at The
Aefet on parole. Now they are confined and unaer
guard aiI the time. we passed the battle ground
day before yesterday, we saw some of the dead
lying un5uried. When the Confederates had buried
their ownsdead. and cared for their wounded. they
chen turned their attention to the killed and
wounded Of the enemy. harris ana Ihave no ex.
geetation OF being released at an early day. all.
though Efforts have been made in our behalf bp
leading Southern gentlemen in high position Blu,
they viii not bend the rule IN our favor, and say
eat the Measure melted out to their captured shall
be our fate.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10, 1861
As this Committee hiss received, with deep regret positive
proof that mp1son have been practiced upon public gen.
crosby obtaining relief who were entitled to the
same they hereby appeal all good citizens who may
to the knowledge of any such of fraud inform
beers of the Committee in person. leave such information
with little delay possible their office, Nc City Hail.
basement floor The following the Commit
tee
GERARD STIFTI, Board Of Aldermen.
s. ?. DELABARRE, E. :.
l.. F. FORSTALL, :. :.
J. II. HCGKINS, e, :.
JAS BEGGS, Boa.d OF Asst Aldermen
". F. HODGKINS =. :.
j. B. LEEFE, E. =.
JAMES DAVIS, =.
JAMES BEGGS,
aul9 2ptf Chairman of the Committee.
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Volunteer Relief Committee,

Information having reached this Committee, of undoubed
liability that species of speculation has been attempted with
the tickets held by parties entitled relief and by
Committee notice is hereby given that transfer of such tick
cts will be recognized any manner for any purpose
JAMES BEGGS.
eu2O 2pf Chairman Of Committee
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&@-For Auditor OF Public Accuunts-Pieaat
H. PERALTA as candidate for Auditor Of Publ
Accounts at the election in November
"a 2pte CRE0IE
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Two Me- RuRNF two men, named Patrick
Martin AMI Patri Donnelly were found burned to
death. At Msdooa, on skidaWay Island, about nine
miles from Savannah, or Thursday morning, sth
lust The parties were eneamped on the plantation
Of Mr. James Russell, at the above place, where
tlsy mad il charge some horses of Mr.. Moran, of
sayannah. a young man sent By Mr.. Moran for
niesof biz horses, returned, reporting that he
found The remains Of the two men, which were al
iostentirely consumed. The affair is mystery.
Some Fsra of opinon that they were killed and the
camp saa on Dire.
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How TEE BosroNIANs RECEIVED THE NEws-We
are permitted 70 publish the following exractf from
letter by an officer in the Confederate Army,
temporarily in Richmond, from his brother in Bal,
tIHiore dated I'd inst. It will repay perusal:
was ii Boston when tile news Of the rout at
Manassas was received. Never, in my life, have I
witnessed such a scene as State street presented
the people wept, cursed and howied. administra,
fidn papers had led them to believe the rebels
Nould DIS usnal, beat I)recipitate retreat On the
znnedrdace Of Uncle Sans s Grand ARMY In.
deed, they really were ashamed Of the South. be.
sievlng them q mass Of eowardly scoandres. Tley
could scarcely credit the news but, when every
succeeding dispatch only confirmed the previous
ones inoanelng the total rout Of the Federals,'
Their eountenances expressed the deep emotions
pefyadng their breasts, and utterance was given
60 their feelings in the manner above written. ]
spent three weeks in the Eastern States, and from
actual Observation do nor believe it possible for
sen. Scott to raise the 100000 men. The $780,
600 coo, know, is not to be raised tell Won
aine-tsnths OF those enllstng do SO os,lq to save
faemsel YES from starvation. You may RELY on this
for have been among and talked with the l1eole
Of sera'st SAFES, and know whereof write Butts
Ram was 9 glorious day for the South. Praise be
to God for it.
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--E4& o.
&f- Coal OH and Lamns-C,

80 Coal Oh and Lamps - Country Mer-
chants Planters and the public ge"aay will find at the Great
Southern Coal Oil and Lamp Emporium, No. Chnres street.
by far the largest and only complete stock of PURE COAL
OILS and COAL OIL LAMPS in this city which Messrs CO.
VERT HILL offer trade retail lower prices
fouh, mvS pntf
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Rs0d0s Springs, alabama.

The Propeors take this method informing the public that
these SPRINGS situated the Bgbee river 40 miles above
Mobile at all times open for the reception of VISITORS
We have now superior BAND OF MUSIC in attendance,
anu every effort shall be made part render visitors
comfortable.
BOATS leave Mobile every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS and arrive III the Springs about 10
o'clock NEXT MORNING.
Conveyance at a" times at the river readiness to convey
passengers to the Springs.
JAMES COMMON Il CO. Proprieors.
JAMES SYME Dmggist, IA Canal street New ORLEANS
sole agent for the BLADON SPRINGS WATER
los 2nlnkM
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E9~Notiee-I take this method of Offering
my professional services free OF CHARGE families
who absent from the city military duty Residence
Harmony street between Prytsnia and coliseum streets Fourth
District
Eysl 2pf p. YEIsER, NJ, y.
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TO THE FAMILIES OF SOLDIERS AT CAMP LEWIS.
NEE GRLEASs Aug. 49, 1861.
All persons needing relief whose supports the
vice, at Camp Lewis notified with their certificates
and obtain Relief Tickets the office Of the Committee No
City Hail. basement floor on MONDAY and TUESDAY Aug
10Th and 2th between the hours OF O'Clock NJ P "
JAMES BEGGs,
aulG Chairman nf Cornri,os
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Proceedings
LOT lSIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Fogethenwh the 0RDIN NOES passed by said Conven-
ton lin both augaageS and the CONSTITUTION the State
amended
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER O'DONNELI,
T. b. WHITE, HERBERT L ESCOUSSE
GEO ELLIS, W F. GOLDTHWAlTE,
?. HAWES& CO, e. EZEKIEL
T. FIrHWfLLIAM,
s7-oriers from the country filled d liberal discount
rny22 2ptf
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Sidney Smith, passing through by-street, be-
hind St. Paul's, heard two women abusing each
other from opposite houses. They never will
agree :" said the wit; they argue from different
prernisps
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Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association.

The ladies' Volunteer Aid Association call
following resolution
Resolved That applications will be received from Conpa
MES that have authenticated by Btigade
Tracy or Atiutant General Gryet 1nyl5 2ptf
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So Superintendent Public EducaSlOn -
Please announce that HENRY AVERY, the present Superb
teudent OF Public Education is candidate reelection.
hfi12 mid
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Rob. L. Defreese, the present incumbent,
is acsndidate for stale Treasurer, iyl 2ptd
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.Vss&tsie,'y end RBl'essmsaktssq.

Ha' ng still on hand large and varied assortment Of elegant
MILLINERY, would inform the ladies OF New Orleans and
country, that will sell all oil at very moderate prices for
CASH.
GARlBAI.pI RIDING HATS, in srea, variety
MOURNING BONNETs in great variety
In my Dressmakrg Department. am making ana Trim.
ming Dresses in the fashionable mlurcr at greatly re.
duced prices.
RS-Orders from the country promptly attended to-
Mrs. NJ E. BENSON,
DressmRker and Mi.iiner,
au2O 2ptlSse Isl Canal st MP stairs, ajong D. f. Bomes'
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DIREGT TRADE. The Richmond Examiner states
that the Confederate Congress is discussing the
levyof direct tax. The Examiner warmly op-
noses the measure.
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&s-Herrthg's Patent Champion Fire and
Burgsr Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 Gsver New
leans, DIS 2ptf
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From the Washington S,ar.

MORE CoNrRABANDs.-Th morning, the propel-
Ter ResoIute arrived at the yard for a supply Of
coal etc., bringing with her ten " contrabands,' -
by Mr.. Brown, near Machodoc. Last Saturday,
as the Resolute was passing, a mushet was fired at
them from the honse, whereupon boats crew
was sent ashore, the house burned and the darkies
brought Off
The Resolute has taken on board from planta-
tions along the river, whose owners had gone to
the wars, eighteen contrabands" in the last few
days.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-The Potomac 1otilla is
still actively employed. Capt Craven, of the
steamer Yankee, informs the Navy Department
that he will report in person the circumstances at
tending the capture of the negroes.
Lieut.. Mygath, Of the steamer Reliance, under
date of the 18th, says: On the night of the 9th,
while this vessel was at anchor before Piney Point,
boat was seen plying about and acting in sus-
picous manner Upon being hailed, it came along
side. The crew was composed of four negroes,
who represented themselves Us having belonged to
Colonel Forbes, and that he lived on the Machodoc
river in Virginia. They stated that they had run
| away from their master because he intended to
use them for military purposes, or, TO use their
own words, " because he wanted to send them to
the wars" The negroes have been sent to the
Reselute for transportation to Washington.
Captain Craven says that on the shore of the
Potomac there is not one in twenty Of the resi-
dents who is true Union man, and he sometimes
thinks that there are many hundreds of them or
ganized into companies, perhaps regiments. and
prepared to act against the Government at any
moment.
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SUCCESSOR TO sEwELl. T. TAYLOR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. ETC.
Ros' 10 anu II Royal street,
Has now nsoTe large supply celebrated CIR ENE DE
B0uzY tn 4unrsand PINS also otIe, brands
viz; CHARLES HEfDSEIUK, PIPER HEIDSEICE PAR
4hNtIhH ana other brands Of inferior quality. have
large assortment Of the best Old Sherrea ouch IA AMONT
hADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR Observation-Disclosures MADEIRA Of
direct importaoa other Madeiras OF lower grade sunero
Old London Dry Dock PORT end of less grade
The celebrated SA2ARAC BRANDIEs Vintage 1898 1873
1902 and l305a large supply always hand Ii grades Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES in glass ard wood WINS
RYS-scoch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whis
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER pints and quarts COR
DlAls ETC. hy usual of the E8 which
will be sold on AS reasonable any house the city,
AARON BIRD,
aI3 Only Nss n and TX Rors7y,rss,
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THE Pirates of the Potomac.

The waters of the Potomac, says the Richmond
Enquirer, are ploughed by number of vessels
bearing armed robbers, under the license of Abra-
ham Lincoln, to plumber and steal and destroy
the property of Virginians, who live along the
banks of the river and near the mouths of the
creeks. A special aim of these thieves is to steal
negroes, and they have been tolerably successful.
We were informed a few days ago that Mr.. Thos.
Brown had been robbed of ten servants by one of
these piratical companies. One of the negro men
succeeded in escaping from the captors, and leap
ing into the river, swan ashore and reached his
master in safety. The following accounts are pub
lshed in the Northern papers from the negro-seal-
ers themselves:
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TANNERS OIL.-hir. Simeon Toby, Jr., President
u tie Southern ~ Company. article at very low
ssates See advertisement.
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The BENEFIT or COMPANY D ORLEANS CADETS,
an TEE AcADEaY or MusIC.-On next Thursday
evening there. will be an entertainment at the
Academy Of Music for the benefit Of Company D,
Orleans Cadets, on which occasion Harry Macar-
thy, the versatile genius who has for some time
been delighting the people Of the city by his inim
TtahIe personifcations, aided by Miss Lottie
Estelle, Will use every effort to repay the audience
In fun ana amusement. We hope that the benefit
eiEl be arouser. The Cadets have been formed
upon the nucleus organized by the lamented Dreux,
and this IS The third company which has offered
itself to volunteer for the war. OF course these
repeated drains upon its treasury makes it now
necessary for them to ask for assistance, and it is
but fair that they should getit. We are under OBJ
Kgations 70 Capt. Dolbear ard associates on the
committee Of arrangements for tickets to The
xsa,,eS;t
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FrE CLAy.--Messrs. Kearny. Blois & Co., ad
sasstae four casks Of tais article. this morning.
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FoR VIRGINIA. few able=boded men are
wanted at 81 st. Charles street, to leave for Vir-
ginia IA morrow. Apply Immediately. See the
notice incur military column.
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HEADQUARTERS or THE. suLLY KNIGHTS Notice
II given ID another column, that the headquarters
Of the Sally Knights has been removed to the
Henry House. corner Of Crossman and LeYee
streets, and that recruits will still be received.
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The Southern

Q I L Q Q M E a N Y.
OFFICE, 7a CAMP SrRrEr,
New Orleans.