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THE UNRIyALLED CANCER DOCTOR
Would inform his friends and the public rented
and completely fitted Innary the spacious and
mansion No 10 Baronne street. between Canal and Com
Streets where he will devote AL his attention the CURE
of CANCERS In their forms, Scald Heads White Swell
Gngs, and Ulcers Of every description.
He refes with much pleasure the annexed certificate
MADAM A, CHAPPELI, we'll known and highly 70
spectacle lady Of this city
lJopy Of Certihcael
New ORLEANS, Oct. u, 1851. r.
This certify that the dersigned resident of the city
of New Orleans for number Of years and residing No.
252 Erato street. had been for long afflicted with Can
in her breast in order to have removed uudegnd
applied to Dr. Warren Stone who operated different
times without efectng Subsequently applied DR.
REYNOLDS under whose reanen the Cancer eectaay
removed, End perfect made take this Of
doing Justice to Dr. Reynolds and in order that Others similarly
afflicted may avail themselves OF his valuable services
ob 2pl2-tf s. A. CHAPPFII.
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Circular.

e l Treasury p;ysh napa5tm a.s % 1875, {
Thu Congress- of the Confederate States has authorized the
s ~ bs Treasury to issue bonds to an extent not ex-
csng hundred millions OF dollars Tor the purpose OF fund
ing treasury notes and for making exchanges Tor the pro-
eepas :. ~ Sc aa,a "a a,;,itar,ore
the purchase OF specie ana hnhlafS Stores
resident in rent sections of the several
sii, = ia =. sn. t lrts ,,,fa,trrsrs and
others subscriptions Of the proceeds their crops
aud branches of industry be paid for in bonds of the
oomeaerate sa'es' ,,-.-.-
To the patriotic and Jealous efforts OIL these no
than the lofty patriotism of the people, the Government
for an aereg,e winch reaches already
- -, :, -. 80, - mn ,,,,;, - - - r 49,
many mhons OF dolas' he apeS oi every Grass VI tue
community has been evnced The cotton the rice the tobacco
and the sugar planters have We'd with each other and in the
a '0 e t' - -, -. -, -, -. -,
hrst named staple alone Tue subscription IN several OIL Inc STAKES
It not poposed as has been frequently explained 10 inter-
% ~. 49, ~ s antarS a
others making of their produce This is not necessary
1t is ony asked that each Individual shall indicate in advance
thepopoton Of the same which he is willing to subscribe the
time place of delivery the factor merchant in Whose
nan anus ~ = % '.D p 'e1, e ~ 80. 80 - =. " p'
over the proceeds and receive in exchange bonds
,,a ,S carr ne and are not
- - r. -. -, d., ~, ,,r,d.,d s.I,a, ~
y DC ssuoe y. ess - ,
fixed at fifty dollars The payment of the principal and in.
est of the bonds secured asw be perceived by special
act of Congress.
fhe agricultural aha manufacturing interests whlc nave
new the opportunity of contributing TO the wants and sustaining
ts ~ - . - - :, 't-' ~ - - ,,,.
cash subscriptions to the loan previously authorized 1he
Pc go, W." - =, w.. - =. :, - E. :.
sources in the nature of things was mainly to be looked for a
arsn ara the invasmrs nronosed aside from it's
saes = X 1t"" " 80 80 'lo s,
geher as advantageous and safe as ohe
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Southern OH Company.
N O &c K.

NO TICE.
At meeting OF the Board of Directors tho Southern Oil
Company held Friday the I1h Instant following
luton adopted
Resolved That III consequence of the continued advance
packages hoop iron aud other prices of transportation the
lowing scale of prices will take and af the Ist,
November next:
FOR DELIVERIES IN NEW ORLEANS.
No. and Car-box Observation-Disclosures. &c. per gal
FOR DELIVERIES FROM THE FACTORY, MOBILE
No and Car. box Observation-Disclosures. 65c per
No and Tanners Oil Observation-Disclosures. 4uc .
GRs 4Dc.
AIle hfease &c. per h.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
ola 2ptf President
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Notice.

Having disposed Of my business to MFR. r. L. McCONKEY
desire my sincere thanks my many friends and
customers for their very liberal patronage bestowed upon
for the last eighteen years. would respectfully
and ask for my successor continuation Of the
JOHN TODD.
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Louislana Intelligence.
The Baton Rouge Gazette Of ruesdav saws.

Inc Baton Rouge Gazette Of Tuesday says:
= TIE SUGAR GRep The cold weather of the past
.sa aays causes the cane to yield more abuudantly,
2. work, gay and night, hurrying off the crop, in
anticipation Of an early frost, -
The same paper says
LrEgr. JAMES Il. STIrH.-The MANY friends af
Lieut. stith, Of the regular Confederate stases ser.
wee, viii be gratfied to learn that he is with ia
again ON ORDERS to take charge of the Barracks at
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ais 2ply
Proceedings

FTOceeSa5aegs
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven
ton lin both anguage and the CONSTITUTION Of the State
amended.
For sale By
BLOOMFIELD Il STEEL, PETER o'DoNNELL
I. L. WHITE, HERBERT Il EsCOUssE,
GEO. ELLIS, ". F. GOLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWES& CO., E. EZEKIEL
T. FIT2WILLIAM
&5-O Orders from the country filed liberal discount
mY22 2ptf
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Socks for the soldiers.

Having machine in operation for the purpose, Wooeh
Cotton Yarn solicited for the purpose manufacturing
for Soldiers which will be of Charge Any per-
who be dspo ed to contribute this enterprise
Please leave their contributions the the
at No. 100 Gfavier street. .-.. r....
ol9 2pH s- j. T. BELKNAP
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Department of Black Goods.

Full line of Black Bombazlnes Bombsseses silk Warp Apac
cas-, Bagnos English Bsreges 81 Ga S4 Black Cashmere,
Parsennes, Llama Cloths Escot, Tanise, Bsrpour.
Black French Gacoes and awu with many other makes Of
best quality Mourning Goods.
English and German Hosiery, for Men Women and Children
Merino Shirts Drawers and Hosiery for Men, Women and
Children.
Linens fined sheenss Damask', Cloths Napkins Dolies
Napkins
French aud English Bed Blankets.
Marseles Quilts all sizes.
Heavy stock Of Yelve; and Cloth Cloaks
Cashmere and Plaid Wool Shawls.
Black and Colored French Cloths aud CassineEes.
Ladies' Cloth for Coaks.
Silk and Wool and Ali Wool Daulask for Curtains.
Broehe, jacquard, and Plaid hIpslns.
White and Rose Bobbine for Bars.
Linen Netting English Long Cloth.
Complete stock Of costly LAGOS aud Embroderies.
Kid Gloves, Peltnmeries and French Corsets.
French and Eng iish Prints, new styl.s.
French FurritE : Prints, Turkey Red
90 bales Assorted Jeans and Linseys.
Full stock Of every brand Of Domastcs
Red md White Fannels-complete assortment.
With the fuestsuppy Of every article usually found vel
assorted establishment.
HAGGERTY BROTHERS,
CT 2pf l2S Canal
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ieuRNiTuRE At AucTIoE.-We are REQUESTED to
Storm the phbc that the sTse sale ns furniture etc.
sised 70 take place this day No. Royal street. BY essrs
Smith CO auctionesrs postponed next Rednss.
ihe 18th mat when Ii will positively take place.
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For the Army of Gen. jeff. Thompson and
Gem, Price.

We shall be forwarding in the days. Blankets
other articles for the Generals JEFF THOMPSON
Price in Missouri Any contributions Money, Clothing
Blankets Shoes etc. left with will be forwarded their
proper destination. .s4E -.
nj 2p6t So j. D. CAMERON CO., l24 Canal street.
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sa7a sappeak for Snsalf .8,.,,,s
10 THE.
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STsTPs

CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STAIRS
NEW ORLEANS, Aug T. 1861.
Having been appointed by the Secretary of War an -
coiec receive and purchase small arms for the Co,fd
States deem it necessary and oxpedien to make known h
iact as generally RS possible the better to sacra
a"ofh "neA needs to edone quickly Citzens and
"'elnHeh asks for the many thousands Of TRIED pm
~ ''"S'u III your houses, Recent experiments have
proven that any one of your fine Double Bnrre,ed sht
WIN the improved Mimic ball, is more than match Fo ~
much talked of Mimic Musket. Then hiring then, f,S +
p"ce e upon the altar OF your countrys liberty that h
~ " once oe eohSecrated to the noble of Christian ia
- g''' pe 'n"'e 10 sending away your guns and 1t
DC seu tha' you MAY need them home the reply IL tho
he surest way 10 prevent the necessity of np ther,
is to place them in the hands of The many tboTss '
men VINO are now chatting with anxious desire IN stand
OF IRE between you and the invading foe If this w.
ieoueiueVe then the reflection that those high I, nm
HoIy' nose IN whose Judgment all have confidence on,
#no MS out lair to preaume, know well our neces, @
NJ one ana on Our borders have, after mature deihara,
angurated this movement, should be a sufficient onn.'
o "iSuoin, bIty and patriotism Of the service vn nr ~
=" " men, as You desire short war; speedy neore
anu " acknowledgment OF our independence h,
p' SoNr weapons at the disposal of your Government
As you desire to strike terror hearts of hoso
plotting our subjugation destruction lat n h.
me sns'y Rifle and the death dealing Shot Gun which 49,
m ero SO hshy priced take part in the newt c
49, neenE possible our victory complete than WA
their defeat and route on the plains of Manassas '
MY instructions contemplate that shall sand ror.,
oie poPuious regions, assistant agents. charged with M ~
Oh coilecng and forwarding proper points oil th ~
tnu oo'aneo 1t may be we'll here to state that anv avn
" 10 80 even though he be not visited by an Agent can
greatly facilitate this work by sending any guns he has ~ AN
10 my address, care Of Robert Pkin No. Il Csup
street, New Orleans. -'' IL o"Np
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent Tor Collecting Receiving and PURCHASING s,II ,,s
Tor the Confederate States I'D ,te
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA,
ADJurASr GENERALS OFFICE. -, I
New orlean., Nov. 6, 1851.
ORDERS Nc. 1921
All exemptions from Militia duty granted to Mechanics ana
Lbofers empoy the construction sses for the navy
Department Of the Confederate States revoked from TINS
date, "A z.--sss o.. ---.7 F.
By order Of
THOS. o. MOORE,
nj II - > g Governor and Commander.in- Chief.
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JOHN TODD.
FINE FRENCH MILLINEFs

FINE FRENCH MILLINERY,
LACEs AND SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
L. l.. M co N x II Y,
SUCCESSOR To JOHN TODD
Will open, on MONDAY, the 4th of NOVEMBER, 1861
l20.............CanaIs street laU
TOURO BUILDINGS,
New and Elegant Styles in
FINE VELVET CLoAKs,
SILK BURNoUS,
PALEToTs AND MANTLEs
CLOTH CLOAKS,
MISSES AND ClIILDREN's CLOAKS
AND PELIssEs
VELVET AND STRAW BoNNETs--For Ladies and Misses
FLOWERS, RIBBONS. PLUMEs, etc.
Black and CoIored DRESS SILKS,
SHAWLs AND DRESS GOODS,
GLOVES, REAL LACEs,
FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs, Etc, Etc
100 CANAL ETREET,
nj 2pMoTh&Sa Touro Buildings.
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Receivers Notice.

s-- El CONFEDERATE STATES OF AWERIcA,l
Receivers Office No. 100 Gra4ier street, {
This District embraces all that portion of the Parish Of Or
leans that lies above Canal street. excepting the right bank
che Mississippi river, and includes the Parish of Jefferson
'-t D., 3 GEORGE W. WARD, Receiver
o25 2ptf w. No. 100 tfraver street.
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'e'HAser y MEsirIars The Memphia Appeal of

the 6th says: N q
The attend dance on Change yesterday was very
large aud q considerable degree Of activity pre-
Vailed The following sales were made: Ia bbls
Eagle Mills flour SIT, l5s bbla. country extra
$ln rs, 40 bhls, uperfine SIG 90 so bills and GO
saets eonntry family SO l2ss b, $40 sacks country
sup9gane sI0s ~ hbls siine Sd Is, 425 bushels
good RED wheat 81 sI89 22s bashesred 81 a. ls7
bushels white corn 8 73c,, 900 do. a5c on leyee.
IVY. Ordinary white 75c. 40 bushels primo rye
w aO % aacka sweet POTATOES 7be., as bbls mo.
ias ~ the sugar landing and the delegation
attracted most Of the talk, leaving Ittle Of other
matters Of salient interest. Z q n
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The Richmond correspondent of the Charleston
IS o. Mercury says: The recent publication. in
the Herald, of the names Of the officers in the Con
federate Army, shows conclusiyely that there is a
traitor In the Wsr Officer
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Kas.sfesae5ieE s. Co.,
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND NEW LEvEE STREETS

WINES AND LIQUORS IN GLASS.
Is boxes Longworth's Sparkling CATAWBA WINE.
$50 E Roussey HAUT sAUTERNE
10 :. J. Bsurie fills :.
leo Superior =.
$50 -. St. Bstephs CLARET
rs Margsux Medoc CLARET
80 Chateau Larose and Latte CLARET glass stopper
so =. CURACAO.
$50 BRANDY CHERRIES.
100 HOSTETTER'S BITTERS
100 CoGNAC, years, IN Glass.
Is :. WHITE wINE-pnts
% CLARET WINE-pins
LIS baskets and boxes superior CHAMPAGNE.
so boxes extra fine SHERRY
20 OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
40 very fine CLARETs in quarts and pints.
20 SPARKLING HOOK WINES.
50 CHAMPAGNE-imported,l low grades.
100 BLACKBERRY, GINGER, PINE APPLE and
STRAWBERRY SYRUPS.
$50 LEMON SYRUP.
40 CHERRY BOUNCE.
50 :. PEACH BRANDY.
20 OLD CONSTITUTION WHISKY.
20 PEPPERMINT CORDIAL.
IMPORTED CURACAO.
IS BLACKBERRY BRANDY
30 FAMILY SUPPLIES.
80 Oldner's SCHNAPPS.
100 French Assorted Liquors.
50 SADDLEBAG WHISKY.
20 GINGER WINE
100 :. LEMON, GINGER, AND PINE APPLE COR
DIAIS.
50 :. STRAWBERRY BRANDY.
so =. PINEAPPLE :.
50 GINGER :.
100 :. CHERRY :.
50 BLACKBERRY :.
100 :. GIN, BRANDY AND WHISKY COCKTAILS
80 :. RASPBERRY BRANDY.
so E. RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY AND BLACK
BERRY WINE.
100 :. MADEIRA, MALAGA, SHERRY AND PORT
WINE.
10 :. ARRAC PUNCH.
20 DALY'S VALLEY WHISKY.
1877 baskets and boxes Common CHAMPAGNE, imported
120 skets and Common CHAMPAGNE-importe
50 baskets and boxes Common CHAMPAGNE imported,
pints.
rs baskets and DO, es Common CHAMP AGNE-imported,
pints.
80 :. oLDNERs EyE-oPENER-ga hafgallons,
quarts and pints.
20 :. ABSYNTHE.
% e. WEYMOUTH.
80 =. SUPERIOR WHITE WINE.
IS Hubert pere and fills CHAMPAGNE quarts.
Is -. pints.
50 boxes Common CLARET.
50 -, :. BRANDY.
50 CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
50 :. ALE AND PoRTER-quarts and pints.
WINES In WOOD.
S casks FAMILY CLARET.
20 4 ca ks ORDINARY PORT WINE.
IL a casks SUPERIOR
~ - - go - - - - =, ,,rr,, ,yr,r
so Octaves fine SHEREY WINE.
qH'. tes 9 c,r,,,, MIN,
0 " ~ ~
AleAUOfSs &S @ooO'
so blrrels OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
~ OLD RYE
~ =. obp MoNoNuEHhhA " hiohh'
"A OLD BOURBON
~ ,o,s ,uo,. ,.r,px- n, nporDpowSru1et-y
% ,T.I, poTrppoNr ,Nn pvr uru1c1,xy
- .. 49,, 80, $50 $1,000 a,aa.at.
IS half barrtla RECTIFIED WHISKY
Il barrels WHITE WHEAT
20 LOUISIANA RUM.
3 puncheons EXTRA RUM.
half puncheons EXTRA RUM.
casks HAVANA RUM
Z pipse oi+1R' l. ''t''
barrel ARRAC.
GINGER BRANDY.
~ kegs Sfha"BEkRlr FASFBERRi, BLAChBEhRf
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FURNITURE, ETo.s AT AUCTION. Messrs. MoGer.
ssi Landry sell today al Ii o'clock At their mart large
ssaent 81 furniture carpets BLANKETS etc. See adyeyti
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Mons YAsKEE VANpAIIss.4--We are told BY a,
reliable gentleman who has since been at the
piacs, that after the Yankees had surprised Capt.
Wilcox and his company at Saratoga, they went to
Eddyrille, where they perpetated oil manner of
0ntrages on the citizens. Most Of the troops were
Dutehmen, and they first stole two barrels Of
whisky, and after getting drunk they went through
The town, injuring houses, breaking windows,
SdaInaging property, scratching houses and arrest.
Ing ingf citizens, some sWeDty or whom they
took with them fe Sniithland. They also stole
from Ar, chnsson, farmer Of thai neighbor-
hood, eight negroes, one wagon, and six mules,
From other citizens they stole fcur negroes and
other valuable property, louisville Courier. /.
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P. YETsER, N. d.

aa-aerring's Patent Champion Fire and
Froof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 Gravis street, New Or.
'@~As' ID 2pfE
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AS-Nottee-I take shis method OF Offering
my professional services charge the families of those
who are shsent from the city military duty Residence on
hsrony street. between Pryania Coliseum Fourth
District.
nySl 2ptf p yETsRe NJ n
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chiekasaw county. Miss, has twelve companies
Ia actire service.
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DAY or FASTING AND PRHYER.--We copy from
our Richmond exchanges President Davis procla-
NATION. setting apart Friday, the 18th Of Noyem-
be-, as q day Of fasting, humiliation and prayer
throughout the Confederacy. The Divine protec.
ton thus far youchsafed to our people is consid
cred BIZ the President as calling for general and
devont exprsssiono q thanksgiving, while prayer
for The future success of our arms and the resto
ration OF peace and prosperity is earnestly recon-
gnelisled, Il ss5ss Il 4 ss8
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cooK W ANrEpt=-An advertiser in cur paper this
morning wants 70 pufehate Al for cash. seeadyer
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ALTON T5Es% E
DIR. MI, SCHLOSSER,
@URGEoN CTTERoPoDIST
OF PARIS, 6S RUE DE RIvoLI,
WILL REMAIN IN NEW ORLEANS
A FEW DAYS LONGER !!
lS9 CANAL STR ET,
CORNER OF DAUpH1N
Office Hours, from 9 A. NJ. till III.
THE ONLY CERTAIN AND PERMANENT
AND SAFE CURE FOR
CORN s.: SUMO MS !
SOFT CoRwS,
And all
Diseases of the Feet .
WITHOUT CUTTING. OR
CAUSING THE LEAST PAIN
Is THE UNRIyALLED SYSTEM pRACTIoED BY
DIR. NJ sCHLOSSER.
DR. sCHLOSsER has had sufficient success amongst the frs
families America well as in several Imperial Royal
families of Europe justify him inviting the cit zens of New
thousands testimonials which he has received both Old
and New Worlds
During Dr. SIS professional to this country he has
ceved great number of testimonials from Physicians of the
highest standing in the Southern Conederay from which he
quotes the following
TESTIMONIALS FROM PHYSICIANS.
From DR.. E. ID. Granier. NJ. ID.
-. ... NORFOLK, VA, March "A. 1861.
take great pleasure recommending Dr. schosse to
requiring services the SIX Il he acquired in
his speciality is truly surprising He the slightest
main even in the most diAicult operations.
f. D. GRANIER, NJ D.
Norfolk, Va.
This will certify that Dr. schlosser has relieved Of three
very painful Bunions which have ormented for q number
of years The operation entirely without pain and
pied but few minutes. With great pleasure and confidence
recommend him to those afflicted.
WIN. NJ. WILSON, NJ. D.
Norfolk, Va March %, 1861.
From DR., VIM. Geo. Thomas, Wilmington,
NC.
Dr. chloer has extracted successfully, and entirely without
statement with great pleasure.
WILL. GEO. THOMAS, N. D.
From DR.. Ed. l.. Stroheclxer, Macon, Ga.
Dr. Scosser has extracted eight Corns from my without
the least pain and to my perfect satisfaction.
ED. L. STROHECKER
Macon Ca, October l. 1871
From DIR. T. Clay DIaddux, Surgeon C. S. A.
Dr. closer has peey four very Cons
my right foot without the slightest pain inconvenience
to my daily duties as And convinced that he
merits the fullest confidence ali he processes take great
pleasure in recommending that troubled with
Corns T. CLAY MADDUX.
Ricbmond May 14th 1861.
COPIES OF EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.
From His Majesty the King of Bavaria.
Dr. scosser has extracted Cous His Maesys
feet without giving pain and greatest satsfac
ton. Certified by .r1msnd Of His Majesty. .'-- g.
BN. Won FoLIER,
Ems, August 8, ISL. Aidede, Camp.
Napoleon Bonapartc.
Je cefe Mr. schosser qpl ma part iment bin extrat
MIN Cor dn,le,
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Foreign Mail from .FeaU Orleans,
VIA TAMPICO,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS

The undersigned, suffering with others the
nconventences Of blockade and with foreign
countries has, by the advice approval of j. L. Rdde,
Postmaster at New Orleans taken ali nesdul
absh al his own EXPENSE Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and the Mexican port Of Tampco. With tha
regular British Mail Steamers touching that port Augpss
de Aesgrgney and p ~ Mazar highly recommended by New
Orleans merchants have been appointed and duly qualified
mail carriers by Postmaster this service The mail
consisting Of 1898 letters left this city the 10Th instant
charge of Mr. Mesgrguey The second mail will close the
9Th Of November, poxmo, o'clock P NJ zad will leave
New Orleans the next morning The third mail will leave New
oresn' the 10th of December and subsequently,
proper arrangements be made the regular times depr
ture will be on the lQ and 18Th each aouh making ss
monthly mail.
T'f Of Charges ogojnv LETTERS Including Confederate
Postage. .
Single Letters half or less doapIs and multiple rates
in proportionl:
10 Mexico.
~ isaA~ oI '"AoA. Is
o otN0' west Is
10 Europe, %
Letters from abroad be received through the ssrna
The foreign Postage such Letters BIS prepa to az
pco aud they must be endorsed By The West India M via
Jempico, care OF Postmaster Maanoros.p
ANTONIO COSTA,
New Orleans Oct. u, 1861. No. l6 Gasonhouse 81:
Post-Ofice Notice.
The foregoing project Foreign Mail /, fully entitled i,
public confidence Antonio Costa ESQ New Oleas rner
chant Of responsibility and aracte He has been rte7
OF New Orleans for the last thirty years
Letters intended for this Mail may be enclosed along with h
money required per aF shove and the outer enyeop adj
dressed, COstaA Foreign Mail. of Postmaster New o.
leans"
The Confederate Postage to his office mus, e o,e,at
j. l.. RIDDELE. Postmaster
New Orleans, October 49, l3fl 1o g.,.