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M. Robert,
rs@ Christmas and .Fesp YEARS.
It r H II GIFT L oTTERH
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LOUISIANA yOLuN-
f. s"'- TIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES --a

The undersigned have undertaken organize superin
tend Lottery to be drawn for the benefit of the Louisiana Vol
nnteers and their families and solicit the patriotic cooperation
of the citizens of New Orleans of Loaalain the
following scheme: .ff.T a.. TF .-v .' l-r5E
LIST committee composed of the undersigned shall from
the fourth 10 the twenty day Of December present. with
the exception of sndays) be in daily attendance from lC
o'clock NJ to O'clock P. NJ, the St. Louis Hotel ZEN
trance on Royal seet for the purpose Of receiving
Of every descrpuonewery, rnkets books objects of art
or which shall constitute prizes to be drawn a.
hereinafter directed each article labelled with the name
Of the donor ness otherwise instructed and entered in book
for the inspection of visitors - -..-. .--
I'd Each donation thus received will appraised by the
committee who shall Issue lottery tickets amount Of such
apprasemen which shall be sold one dollar each and plies
drawn by unod tickets shall be sold the benefit
Of the fund, Ne "a -'9 -.-'' 90 -%''
3D. The articles thus collected shall be arranged for exhibit
ion and constitute Bazaar for daily promenade Sundays
cepted The charge of entrance be twenty i've cents
4th From Christmas Eve and every successive evening
excepting Sunday until New Years Eve partial drawing of
the Lottery shall take place the donations being divided as
equally as practicable both regards value species into
parts corresponding with the number nights through which
the 10 be continued drawn to be- removed
after the close Of the Lottery. t.-. ...
eh Ia les Of refreshments will be kept by ladies and
cient orchestra retained -
OH The of the fees the tables
and Lottery viii be appropriated tho purposes set forth in
such manner aud form to the committee shall seem most adj
visabIe. gsgfa In ..a .ar- -.. ,.- d.. .. -, l.
tits thought that this undertaking will meet with enre
cess rs Affords by the presentation of objects already in the
possession of hs donor graceful mode of showing 10 our a
sent soldiers that in these days of estivy they and their
the Lottery to friends lin the place of ordinary
Christmas New Years gifts the chance of winning
good cause which they will surely prefer to receiving gifts
nnhaowed by such associations -..s-. o. Nh y. - !
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sd1s Appeal for SsssaN firms
~. sa' o." 10 THE .-.l %, ..,-.. ~
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES


~. = - - New ORLEANS. Aug. IL, 1851.
Having been appointed by the Secretary of War an ageRt to
collect receive ndpurchase small the Confederate
States deem necessary and expedent to make known the
fact as generally possible the better secure cooperation in
work which needs to bedone quickly Citizens and patriots
Your Government for the many Thousands of
hat lie, unused In house Recent experimental have
proven that of ns Double Barreed Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball more than match for the
much talked Of Mimic Mnske Then bring them forth and
place mem upon the altar OF counys liberty that they
may ut once be consecrated the noble work of d.
ense If objection be made sending away your guns and IL
DO urged that MAY need them home the reply u.s. that
the surest the necessity of using AT
u to place them in the hands of the many Thousands of
men VINO are now chatting with anxious desire to stand az
OF e between and the invading oe If this he
deemed nconcusve then the reflection those high in a
thort those in whose Judgment all have confidence and
who Ills but fair to know well necessities both
az nome and on our borders have after elaboration in
angrhted this movement should be sufficient guarantee for
the WISDOM utility and patriotism service Won are called
on to perform Them desire short war; speedy peace
and an acknowledgment of independence honorable TO
selves place weapons the disposal your
AS you desire to strike terror TO the hearts who are now
plotting our snbugation and destruction be known that
the trusy Rifle and the death dealing Shot Gun which Won
have hitherto 30 highly priced part in the next con
cf renderng possible victory complete than was
their defeat and route on the pIaps of Manassas - H.
MY Instructions contemplate that shall forth into our
more poPuohs regions assistant agents. charged with the
of collecting and forwarding proper points all the weapors
thus obtained 1t may bs well here state that any one who
wishes to do So though he be by Agent can
greatly facilitate this work by sending guns has,
street. New Orleans E 7
- BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving, and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States - aul3 2ptf
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Aew esaas pais Gsestn sas osniaa Betsmbst TO- 1861

lad, that John D. Breckenridge, the traitor, be ex-
Ipelled. M
In the House Cox, of Ohio, offered resolution
that the President be requested to inaugurate some
systematic measures for the exchange of prisoners
during the present war. Part .zrr- ---e'
The Washington Star of the 4th inst. says doubts
exist whether the Confederate capital is now at
Richmond or at Nashville. Much feeling is mani
Tested about Powell, Of Keatucky, and Bright, of
Indiana, taking seats in the Senate; their loyalty
is doubted and they will be privileged to attend
| the secret sessions, when the movements and
strength of the army will be discussed. The cor
respondent Of the Post, it is reported, will be ex-
PEELED from the Senate. Fred. Staunton claims
| seat in the Senate as Senator from Kansas
| Several Washington correspondents refer to
flare up between Lincoln and Cameron. 1t is said
| Lincoln ordered Cameron to suppress that portion
of his report advising the employment Of slaves in
the Federal army, and other Objectionable por-
| tions. Cameron refused, saying number of copies
of his report had been sent to publishers, and
he would not alter the remainder or countermand
| the former. Lincoln then assumed the RESPONSE
biity, and struck out the Objectionable passages.
| The Cabinet is in convention, and Congress much
agitated at the course OF Lincoln. Greeley is hot
|
affair being refused transmission by the Govern
ment censors, while other dispatches relative to
the same subject were allowed to be transmitted.
| New YORK, Dec. Notwithstanding Uplands,
Is to 2sac.; Gulf, 80 to 2e4e. Spirits Turpentine,
81 IS per gallon. Resin, common, IS go per bbl.
The Tribune, of the 4th inst, says the cores
| pondent of the Standard, writing from Washing
ton, gives the following as the recent declaration
| of Seward, which the correspondent heard Seward
utter: The effective part of the war our side is
over. There may be more fighting, but less of it,
and the surer we are of speedy peace when every
| battle is saved which can honorably be avoided,
and it is gain to the cause of the Union. The
| real danger is over. If we can escape the danger
| now over our foreign affairs all will be well. <
| ALExANDRIA, Dec. 5.-On Sunday last $50 sick
soldiers arrived at the Mansion House, from
Darnestown, two Of whom died on the way be-
tween the canal and hospital The Washington
hospitals have over 5000 sick and wounded and
cannot take more. SA,3. 5a@ n. z5.. H. ,s .T.st
1ss''s Arrest Of Fanny Sweet. asr'
BRAsHEAR Cry, Nov. s.-Mrs. Frances Sweet,
Mr.. Lincoln, and Mr. Stephens father, arrived here
to-day. Chief McClelland arrested Mrs. Sweet,
who will go down by train this afternoon.
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On Sunday evening" Sh in tant charlottesville, Va.
Mrs. MARY ELIZABETH BURKS, wife of VIM H. Perkins
Of this city Her remains will be brought interment
her. ID CT H., j 49,. e T. n -
On Saturday. the 18th November last Williamsburg Va
ELBRIDGE COOK, aged 70 years of Orleans Cadets, Co
B, 5th Regiment Louisiana Volunteers. y y !?
His friends and acquaintance those Of his family are
invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his father
No l27 Race street This Afternoon at 4 Pm.
d HEADQUARTERS ORLEANS CADETS, COMPANY D.
You hereby ordered appear your Aory Mer
chants Exchange, TUESDAY, 10Th instant at o'clock
NJ precisely fully equipped white Gloves for duty
and at O'Clock day the last of respect
late friend and brother Cadet, ELBRIDGE B. COOK. The
several Companies Of Orleans Cadets invited to attend
~ .t-g 0..E 9 7 By order G ..a -. .. -
AFs ~ yH- F- 1-8 S. F. PARMELE, Captain.
R. B. CENAs, 0. S.5..~s Ga .t.,. nv Fs, r n do 1t
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volunteer Relief Committee !.
TO ALL GOOD CITIZENS.

~ AZ
H FR&Fsase 3Ast .+ ~ NEW ORLEANS, Aug IS, 1851
As this Committee has received, with deep regret positive
proof that posons have praceiced upon public gen.
eciy by obtaining relief who entitled to the
same, they hereby appeal all good czans who may
to the knowledge of any such of fraud
bers of the COMMITTEES in person. leaye suoh Information
with as little delay possible their office secretarys Room
OF Board Of Assistant Aldermen The following are the names
of the Committee s. h. u.-...-4 'a.+ t. -s..a.
5a= s,.lfa-. GERARD sTITH, Beard of Aldermen.
.Es H. -EE., ,a s,P DELABARRE, -.
d. F7.s'sDef. l.. .. FORsTALT., -. , go
]. H. HUOKINs, :.
Ssa a554,. p-t Jas, BEGGs Board Of Asst. Aldermen.
ee1=r ss rss W. F. HeDGKrHs, ,-r..
m e, $500 j. b. LEEFE, =. ,g -,
evil Pr ~hs-g b JAMES DAVIS, So >.
y :. N.52 @ .E.| <s-'-.- Er JAMES BEGGS, sq
auls 2ptf' 4.., .,gle Chairman of the Committee
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ss- I'm consequences of the great demand
for boxes for the approaching Tahean The lady Managers
determined TO sell all the boxes the Second Tier Bag
noao al $o each The Parquete and other will be sod
as advertised without at 81 so Persons DESTROYS
securing boxes do by applying PeurSine Bells No.
Al Nachez street. between the 10 A. NJ and Pm
H3T 2ptf s-95
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-I--HsE % o. fs CoNFEpERArE STATES OF AMERICA, .
zls Receivers Office, No. 100 Gravier street.
This District embraces all that perion Of the Parish Of Or
leans that lies above Canal street. excepting the right bank
the Mississippi river, and includes the Parish of Jefferson.
., GEORGE W. WARD. Receiver,
o25 2ptf re 30 - ~ 81" No 100 Gravier street
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& TEST TEEEGRAPHlG INTELLIGENCE
'plspaToaTp 70 rAe atw ORLEANS carscsN7
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

CARE RACE, Nov. 30.--The steamship City OF
Baltimore, with Liverpool dates of the alst inst,
via Queenstown, passed this point to-day, en- route
for New York.
Commercial Intelligence.
\ LIyERPooL, Nov. 20.--The sales of Cotton on
Monday and Tuesday sum up $4,000 bales. The
market closed dali; quotations unchanged. 30
Manchester advices are more favorable. f%48
LrvERpooL, (yia Queenstown) Nov 2l.-The
sales of two days sum up $4,000 bales. The mar
ket closed firm and unchanged. ~ sS
LoNpos, Noy. 81. The closing quotation for
yConsols il Oh for money.
A. .ss$ General Intelligence. ~, H.
II is reported that large steamer has left Lon
dom with d full cargo of munitions of war for the
South. 4 lt F& S t
Capt. Pegram, of the steamer Nashville, took of
the Captain and crew OF the Harvey Birch, and set
FIRE to the ship. = ~s, is'
Russell, in his last letter to the London Times,
asserts that Lincoln and his Cabinet are not indis-
posed for peaoeable arbitration, and are probably
considering proposition for accepting or asking
the Intervention Of European powers.
Ii is reported that several steamers have been in
snred in London for the run from England to New
Orleans and back at 20 guineas f
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The several Committees at the ST. Louis Hotel respectfully
request the inhabitants of New Orleans and send
their gifts speedily possible that they be cassed
labeled and arranged in the Bazaar and accumulation
work at tho last moment be thus avoided. de- 2pI7
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&S~&otice-T tRlye this method of onerius
my professional services ee OF charge families ,hos
who are absent from the city military duty Residence
Harens street. between Pryana and Coliseum streets Eoart
District -S..-
us3l 2ptf P. YEISER NJ D,
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tgss.E4r..--,...-a.-r-
$4,000 e. .Gu CAPS t.y .HE2y.
10000 F. l. AND Err. GUN GAPS.
lpe0 lbs ASSORTED SHOE TwINE.
100 GROSS PLAYING CARDS ~ W. - EIAFF
GOLD AND SILVER FRINGE. - 4 b. D.. ~ ~
GOLD AND SILVER PANTALoON BANDS. ---.
GOLD AND SILVER BRAIDs AND GALLONS.
IS GOLD PLATED STAFF BUTTONS.
It's GOLD MILITARY BUTTONS.
FLAGS-Silk, Worsed and Cotton
UNIFoA NJ BINDINGS ....
MILITARY DRAWERS, AND SHIRTS. ....I a.
rs Doz. DRINKING FLASKS Co..
50 DOE SOLDIERS STOCKINGS So
Is h0PAIRs BLANKETS. uI 81.
$50 DOE. FANCY PIPES. .s,
DRUMS AND FIFEs.
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS H.. ,.,.
TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION "o
FINE FANCY PAPER MACHIE GOODS
LADIEs'DREss DRlMMiNGs, Etc.
cheap for Cash! Cheap for Cash!I
DE- 2pMoIhGSntf ... Us s,. -.
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Notice.

AN persons taking noes, have them redeemed at
Office, when presented in sufficient amounts. ,|s5
,T- s'|ft9 F."'s E@'si tT MAGEE &c GEOR9E, 1,
do 2pTnThSB&Mo2w ' ..st t' No. Magazine street.
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Notice.

The Subscriber will receive the currency issued by MAGEE
GEORGE. No. Magazine street. for Groceries, redeem
than in Confederate when presented in suceet
.la ~ a.tt i.a -.a- = y=z- W c. RAYMOND, --..
]. d5 pTuThsa&Mo2w - sl II Camp street.
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= =.
C0alla1aig9s SHIRTS

Home made, Of splendid French Faane % patterns
Sizes These officers Shirts arc superior 10 any before
md viii be sold only at RETAIL by tNe ~ @
S. N. MOODY,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporium,
do 2pNoWeFr&Sa corner Cana, and ROYAL Streets
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sd0sGss,Bi

.. aaron. Bird,
(sUooEssoR TO sEWRLL r. taylor, , r4poprsp sor
,o FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETo
Nos. Id and is Royal street,
Hasnow insors large supply Of CREME DE
BoUzY CHAMPAGNE In pints also other brand,
Wis; CHARLES HRIDsRIeK, PIPER HEIDsEIcg. PAR,
aENTlER, and other brands of inferior quality have
large assortment Of the best Old Shsrres such IS AMoNT
hApo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GoRDoSnpd
ANCHOR sHERRtEs-lssS-s 9UTHsIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct Importation other MsdsiraB of lower grade Supeo
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Pors OF less grade
The celebrated sAzARAC BRANDTEs-viu 1885 l79s
1909 and lsosaarge supply always hand All grades of
cbAKET and WHITE WINES In glass and wood wHs-
RYscoeh and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon Wheat whls-
kss SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pnts and quarts COR
pIALs ETC. Myasna assortment Of the WINES which
will sold housen the
AARON BIRD, y-
AiS 2oiJ Nos. u and is Royal street.
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TALK ON CHANGE,

| " The week has opened with remarkably mild
weather. Such weather is favorable for cotton pick
ing, but rather too warm for saccharine, and most
unfortunate for dealers in coal and many ecessa
1 Ties Of life. q u
/ The flags were tolerably thronged at an early
honr yesterday, and up to meridian the chief talk
was OF the election going on for directors Of the
4 Canal Bank. 1t was late before the counting of
the votes was completed, and thenit was doubtful
before the actual summing up what the result was.
/ There has not been such an animated OF exciting
election since that of tho Louisiana State Bank in
s4o preceded by that Of the election for directors
Of the old Commercial Bank in ls32s previous to
that was the election at the Bank Of Louisiana II,
ls2e % 1877, on the overthrow DC the first Cashier
of that Institution s:j N rs ,5 f 555Es
IN the result Of the election yesterday at the
Ganai Bank, we have no killed and wounded to
faik about, though Il was bruited that two Of the
old Board were not reelected NV ",
r. After meridian the habituesf Of the flags were
considerably exercised about the telegraphic dis
patches, which, when fully published, amounted 10
Just nothing at ALL and 1t is unnecessary to allude
to them as y is hardly supposed that any person
81 INTEL geneea thinks that the fnotion Of the
Senator from Delaware, lin the Lincoln Congress.
can amount to anything more than flaming head.
ings Of teiegraphtc dispatches. 464
From all accounts cotton has advanced to-
high prices ia Lineoln's domi1ions. The QUO
tations for Orleans cotton in New York aonithe sd
inst were Este 2sc-, and aborers and operatives
famshing ana starving, with mess pork at SO per
barrel, and other provisions at about the same
ratio. VI * S5 ts@St ia ,55a53ts 8.45
There were some renatks about its being ascer-
tanned that the island Of Galveston was aItenable
Y this y So y has taken long while for the au.
thortissto ind y out after going to great expense
g fortify the island In fact some Of our old fegyl
Citizens viii not be surprised at nything after The
appointmentof Col. Heath to the Military Depart.
ment Of Missouri and Arkansas, If such is really
ffA fact 81 1sSa 49,
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p aS-Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof sAFas Nos 81 and So traver
iaans ~ 5 ErE.s+r ----r. ). it dc 3ptf
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Z Hg-Costn's Foreign Mail = In consequence
Of four successive failures OF this Richmond mail closing
Costa mail is postponed to WEDNESDAY the 18th instant
al o'clock r. NJ. H. Nn Es4-4s r. Spa y ngtt
die 2p2t lq.5 " ~ z-. 81 ]. T.. RIDDELL. p M
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Rs- Messl,s. w. II. Adams. w. MI. Sempae
and II D. Van Horn have full power Of attorney per
passed before W. Fl. Peters, ESQ.,. Notary Pubic. IS
MA aaGl t& .E-. l..5fG -seS 45F.r j. O., NIXON
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PEEIcax HouE AND LADDER FIRE &c. Mo- 49,
Persons having claims against this Company are
aaaaed TOT present them to e. sPiffat, 1873 Gana
sereet See notice. VI ss555 Il III q; 3s
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Northern Items.

= q
1 IA dispatch from New York, dated the I'd, says
thai pEixe arFlyed At The, Brooklya Navy Yard
the day bsfore, which was captured after d three
hoars' chase on the 18th ult. BY the steamer PEN.
gusas heading fer Edisto Island near Charles.
tqa. i. She proved to be the schooner Albion,
from Nassau, with ia cargo OF salt, oil, tin fruit
aila also arms sad DIES, equip
sssents, etc, & FsS
dispateh p 4 Sc Louis paper, from Jefferson
City on the I'd, says sss 5ss rs Il
Secessonisss confidently assert that he {tser
2ricey VIII get his 1000 men, and predict tElaf
Jaekaon VIII make good his promise ID take his
Christmas dinner here. s & g4 y .3sf n
Tie Democrats cprresp ondeat nervoasly asserts
that there are indications Of scheme on foot BY
Prics ~ strike All over the State in one day de
atroy the railroads, burn bridges, ana VITA one
AfEectiye blow grind the Union causs 10 dnst. h X
uppn the renewed and urgent application 81
George ID. Prentice, OF the louisville j oarnal Sc
cresery Seward on the ID isst ordered the release
s0f his 6fotherilJaw, Calhoun Bsnham, end also
OK Senator Gwin, from Fert Lafayette.
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~ Boots. Sh0es and Ar0gGsass
At wHoLEsALR.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditchins BOOTS, Rnsss
BRoGANs; Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and espeaehy
HATS, at hslowest market prices, by 'I
g.. ..s... ~ -g.,..... . ls-, FROST 4 CO., % +
No. 10 Magazine street, New orlsans
Hats. caps, etc.. MT WholesaIs.
SILK a,t
Fur Cashmere Psnas, Leshon Straw Palm Leaf Msx,s,,
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices. by 'a~
FROST d CO.,
iyls aDaW No. 10 Masazlne street. Neworleans
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GaEeLE No 9. This gallant band Of french
hxvc saected their officers fox the ensuing term,
sai He need not say more for their choice than to
rcsc with pride u The list Of names in their adTer-
tisenent Those names will All speak III than
serves for shey belong to some IF Tie oldest and
mcst eIicisnf fisenien Id Tie city.
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The Confederate States
&C TTON TIE AND WOOD HOOPS.
Il. N DAVIS. Patentee,

p -.
This the most secure fastening made the construction
bringing into action of the powerful principles
in mechanics SO that the stronger the tension the stronger
clasp about the hoop and the therefore the hold
and SO simple thata child may make it. "a
The test In szymanskps press this city, on the IL h Instant
offs bale OF cotton bound in white hoophe bale can be
seen at Messrs Nixon Co., As Union
that cotton bound this bears the perfectly
Tor foregn shipment and rope bands can be dispensed
with. p Tf@@t
can DC turnshed cheaper than any other, brings
use hoops-~hch be made by plantation white
oak hickory and other suitable wood be found
In the Confederate States, thus saving large yearly DER
cenage. b.. -
for Cotton bales should be one inch wide
by three sSteenths thick enlarged at the ends To
inch thick. aEs. ID he s5t ,A,SaaNrT o. :
For the tie and other particulars address
,..,,,.-r THEODORE DUvAL,
+ ri <plfh --- Agent, Is Union street.
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- 0.- Proceedings y,r,-., .,s.
-,-- -" Ir--or rHy-vsz" -,.j ~
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION,
In ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said oonyen.
ion lin both Languages CONSTITUTION of the State
amended.
For sals by gil. .-7 Esd. ...,.. E. 81
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER o'DoNNELL,
7. L. WHITE a HERBERT EsCoUssE,
GEO ELLIS, VIZ. GoLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWES& CO., Z. EZEKIEL.
T. FITZWILLlAM
ES~orders from the country filed liberal discount
niy22 2utf '..g
MALARD d TOOKER. DEALERS IN EJeTB
I'VE ing and Furnishing Goods Nos d and so Canal strsa
corner Of Old Lsves, -s@ 80 S'"1
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5.' --. STATE LOUISIANA ,
-f- Parish of Orleans city of New Oreans,S
Be remembered that this 18th of December 1850
before the subscriber Justice Peace in and for tn
city Aforesaid personally Gaiard President
and a Schrsiber Secretary Of the Czens Mutual
Company of New Orleans who being duly sworn according to
law do depose and that the lust
true and correct transcript from of said Company
- .r- o. GA1I.LARD, President
-..-...- -r.. A. sGHREIBER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before this day, December L.
1860. ~ ARTHUR sAUcIER
Third Justice Of the Peace the Parish of Orleans
The Board of rusees have pay per cent
eres the outstanding Certificates Of Profits for the years
1857 1858 and 1852 and after the MONDAY Feb
rusEy next
-SRUsEARs-
Geo. W. west e. r. Hunt,
jos. A. White, m Musson,
k,ougas West Martin 9ordan, w.,
ID. Jsuison, Nuu1a Auausttu
Ar. Miltenbarger, Cesare Olivier,
J.Leisy, A. Bohn
.- 3msr l3aiiard
conueto against the perls Of the
AND rivers and boss damage ct the
premiums.
sas- ohace Nc. ) Oarondelesstreet. dlTR