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ooNFHDRRArE HOSPITALS

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Although the proyerbial Aheraity Of the Souths
ert people has been extended 70 these institutions
with d free hand, yet the demands upon their at
tention are daily increasing, owing to the eSigen-
cies Of tie service, the increasing magnitude OF
our armies. the inclement season, and constantly
| occurring skirmishes with the enemy, Especially
ia this the case with the Hospitals in Nashville,
where, although much has been done, 1t Is appre'
hended that the greatest amount of work remains
| still to be performed. There are three or four,
thousand sick and wounded in the Nashville Hos
pitfalls, and if great battle should take place. as
seems imminent, the chances are that hundreds, If
not thousands, Of wounded would die for the want
| of proper attention and accommodation. lt4ls
our duty, as well as our province, to provide for
these contingencies in advance. By so doing, many
| noble and valuable life may be saved. .
/ > The ladies, always foremost in doing good, have
applied themselves, with un1agging zeal, to nurs-
ing the sick and providing for their wants, in
Nashville and elsewhere. Prominent in works Of
Christian charity have been many Of the first ladies
| of Tennessee. They have mitgated vast amount
of misery, and their careful attentions have saved
hundreds of brave men from untimely graves.
The suffering soldiers have blessed these Florence
Nightngaes from many pallets of sickness GOD
will surely reward them, and we should all aid
them in their holy efforts There are few SO poor
that they cannot contribute something for the
relief of those who have periled life, health and
comfort, for the achievement Of our liberties and
the protection of our firesides. @aSSss -a"g =
We refer our readers especially to the card
I headed, g To the Friends of tine Sick and Wound
ed Soldiers of the sSouth,n published lin our
columns this morning The appeal to the gene
rosty Of our citizens is so explicit, setting forth
as it does the urgencies Of the case in an unms-
taxable manner, that comment or explanation on
our part would be superfuons, if not out of place.
Peruse the appeal referred to- we say to all our male
1 renders, and then act promptly-act as becomes
generous Southern gentlemen -act as, Southern
4 patriots should-act as men who duly prize the
services of those who are fighting, suffering and
dying for the defence of your liberties and hearth
stones, for your wives, your children your sisters
and all that is dear to you-and report yourselves
at the places appointed, with suitable contrlbu'
i tons rendered by willing hands from free hearts,
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News from Northern Sources.

T. .S4gs 49, = { .
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20, ls6l.-The Navy Depart
ment has received dispatches from Port Royal, in
Guiding one from Commander Drayton, dated
December 8. He gives the particulars of his
recent cruise in the Pawnee with the Unadila
Isaac Smith and Vixen, and the exploration of the
Ashepao river. fsleF ef .,,5a.gE, ri
Among other tbings;he states that on approach
ing Nursgrutts Creek he saw, picket Of soldiers
who took to their horses on his approach, hastened
/ in their flight by shot or two thrown to them.
On landing at Hutchinson's Island it was ascer-
tanned that two. days before all the negro houses,
| overseers' houses and outbnldings together with
| all the picked cotton, had been burned.
| The attempt had at the same time been made to
drive of the negroes, but many had escaped, al
though some of their number, they said, had been
| shot in attempting to do So -
The scene that presented itself was one of cem-
| plete desolation. III 4ga s~a8 sgEc sE3asZf (
the negroes, who still instinctivey clung to their
e birth stones,' although there was no longer q
/ shelter for their heads, presented most melan-
| choly sight, the impression Of which was made
even stronger by the piteous walls Of the poor
creatures, large portion Of whom were old and
\ deerepid.
About one hundred and forty negroes, most Of
them in very destitute condition, had collected
/ Commander Drayton had given directions to sup
ply them with food until some disposition could be
4 made of them. 81 @jgy 80; #+5 EsG
/ GEN. PHELPs PROCLAMATION CONDEMNED BY
4 GEN. BUTLER--Gen. Phelps has reported to Gen.
Butler the facts Of his arrival at Ship Island with
| the advance force of Gen. Buffers expedition.
The latter submittedsthe same to Gen. Mcclellan
to-day, in which Gen. Butler, aluding to General
/ Phelps proclamation, says he should not have
issued any proclamation upon such an occasion,
4 and especially such an one as Gen. Phelps did.
| Otherwise, Gen. Butler highly commends the re-
| port. s{z -
the secretarysof War and Gen. Mcclellan, and will
| leave Tomorrow. " 5sSg F,H-s gF8a 4H
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Notice.

b yhe Soldiers Relief Association Of Richmond va having
bass united with the Louisiana Association The Relief
Sick aud Wounded Soldiers contributors respectfully mott,
fed shat b l. Chamslisss ESQ., and tha Rev. 4. Harp
persons appointed BY them, the ouly authorized
obtain donations and subscriptions a 49, H. Il s-7s,-
Of Sugar and Molssses will ship 70 Messrs
Beandsr. Geaubsi Co., Nsw Orleans Cotton Messrs
+ Lane Co. Of Memphis; Of Money any iebsr OF the
Commees Of Gaosaing Hospital supplies etr, etc the
Association. Of H. o. Sally Chairman IS Gaser street
and A. B. DANES, Esq who longer member of the
Relief cen,ud:tee. 1890 sa. 5lS s.
ir ST., CHAMBLIsS. y
Chaifuian of Richmond Committee
TO. sULlYi
dSf 2plsn Chairman Ex. Committee N. o.
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~a Card.
LADIES' ASSOCIATION FOR CLOTHING THE
CHILDREN OF OUR ABSENT VOLUNTEERS.

TheLades of this Association gratefully acknowledge the
ceipt ofthe fol owing donations They ne special obliga
lions to Thcmas Murray Esq the phia opc founder of that
noble CHARITY the Free Market for valuable Rss
lance In devoting their attention objects
this Association y which other charities have been benete
Ladies' that the citizens Orleans will continue
their contributions enable them clothe the children
absent Volunteers, gaany struggling dtsat battle field,
rights.
The Ladies have distributed upwards of 5000 garments
clothing l406 chdren-he sewing of which done without
any ex1ense TO the Association.
Further contributions will be thankfully received, their
the old Caua Bank Of Magazine and Nat
Streets between The hours of 10 o'clock day.
s- lH 81 BY order of the Committee
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TALK ON 'cHANGE.

There was very little talk yesterday. The flags
were deserted at an early hour, and the close OF
the memorable year of 1861 was not attended with
any great ebulition of feeling in fact twas quiet,
remarkably quiet. Thesweather was all that could
be desired. Crinoline spread largely, but notwith
any great ostentation. The great crowds of tenn
porary sojourners, which have for years past ap-
peared on our streets at this season of tse year, are
not observable at this time. Our holidays will pass
almost silently. The only symptoms of animation
and iyeliness appear in about the great st. Louis
Hotel. The great free gift scheme has been talked
of SO much that there is very little more to be said
about it. YAH now wanting is purchasers for the
tickets, which appear to be going off with railroad
speed. ~
There was no intelligence received yesterday
over the wires and our quiet citizens were spared
the cry here is this and here is that The impress
sion is gaining strength that our public can get
along without the telegraph. n,
There was some talk abont cotton, blockade and
so on The accounts from Liverpoolsay that the
stock on hand on the l4tt December was. 597 900
bales. OF course, the supply will not be exhausted.
BY this day. aud our predictions and estimates
that the stock, with what in the hands of spin
ners, would not be entirely absorbed by the lst
may UCAl, dTtuhtIy W uC SonaillOos III StoSh
of American cotton was 247 600 bales. The stock
on the 3lst December would vary very little from
last year. The stocks in Liverpool on the 3lst of
December, 1850, were 545,6s0; on the 3lst CT De-
eember, 1859, no. The famine in cotton will
not be felt much before Apri-much too late for
our planters to determine the they intend to
pursue in regard to the planting Of seed for tie
coming season. aF$ a IT, 7e.r II r
There was some later intelligence received yes
terday from Mississippi Sound. The Hessians are
assembling rapidly on Ship Island. They are pre-
pairing for q descent somewhere on the mainland.
Thrty-fye to forty sail are reported to be in the
harbor, beside several small craft. What they in
tend to do will probably be made manifesto the pre-.
sent month N5
There have been some inquiries about the
powder mandatory at the barracks, below the
city. This lis in dangerous proximity to the city
The powder made there is no doubt very good,
but the works are too near the city for comfort
Our authorities, of course, do not desire to inter-
fere with the Government for the manufacturing Of
this necessary article but the talk is, that there
are many places on the line of the Jackson Rail
road where these factories could be carried on
without endangering the lives and property of our
citizens. The barracks is too near the city for
comfort. 7s2:lf T. sf y Esq
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SUPERIOR Confectionery.

The undersigned calls the enon Of the public and parcu
larry private families to his extensive of superior
Confectionery manufactured by himself by process,
fresh and good and sod at moderate prices The following is
few Of the articles he keeps constantly on hand viz ~
SUPERFINE SUGAR ALMONDS,
I'd" HIGHLY FLAvORED' BURNT ALMONDS, '
PRALINES DUCHESsE,
d CREAM DROPs-of every description and favor,
CRYSTALIZED FRUITS,
PEACHES. FIGS, MILLIONS. OUNCES. Etc.
. MAR II MELLON DROPS d.
CANDIED FILBERrs, VANILLA AND ROSE;
CREAM CHOCALATE, ..
.e CREAM CANDY CANDIES-0f all descriptions, etc.,
r. JAMS and JEIES at the low retail price Of twenty
per pound for Jelies, and twenty for Jams
iibe raj discount will be allowed TO wholesa buyers.
CARroNNAeEs, CossACKs, POCKEis SACKS, PAS.
TILLGEs, FLOWERS, etc., etc. ',
White Sugar Of every description for sale wholesale and
tail, by El.. 49,. -... S.n-
=. .-.- 3 .- ERNEST TURPIN,
$50 2 st "e~~ ...,-. e.s 93 Old Ievee street
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LUCets7al library,
Vs. Vs
JITY H ALL

This Library contains about IL volumes carefully
ed for reference and general circulation.
TERMS OF LIFE MEMBERsIiIP.-Y persons under
the of sixteen years. from any port Of the city, NAV be
come life members on payment ften dollars Those six
teen and under twentyone of twenty dollars
!, Adults, on pay,nen. OF thirty dollars &c.. .s'l
TERMS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of either SEX three
dollars FER Adults Ladies' four dollars per an1um
Gentlemen, five dollars per annum.
Donors of and valuable books publications works
of art etc. will be admitted subscribers members ac
cordng to the value of their donations.
oneha of the receipts OF the Library reserved
aud appropriated for The purchase of books. Is
r. 81 W. o. ROGERS,
die 2plm 3 SUPERINTENDENT
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Confederate states of America.

--. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
q ..s-sts x " Richmond, December. l9, 1851.
Notice hereby given that the ID of anua ensuing
the interest the Funded Debt the Confederate States will
be paid III coin presenent The proper authority at the
Treasury Richmond the Assistant Deposit
tories at Wilmington, Charleston Savannah Mobile Nashville
OF New Orleans. So. ....., .,-..... W
tSisnedl C. g. MEMMINGER,
DIS 3awlm Secretary of the Treasury.
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FINE FANCY GOODS,

FINE FANCY GOODS,
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
PAPER MACHIE WORK BOXES.
DRESSING GASES AND WRITING DESKS.
PORTFOLIOS. PORT-CIGARS.
SILVER AND GOLD PORTEMONNAIES.
~. CORDIAL AND LIQUOR CASES.
MEERSCIIAUM PIPES.
,-- . TOILET SETS
PARIAN WARES. 2s
VASES STATUETTEs, Etc
SHE'LL COMBS, PERFUMES, EXTRACTS, Etc.
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Aid fox our roops An Kentucky and Vir.
's1 uinia. .-5--2a-

DR.. LeRemonds thu agent of Army in Kentucky ald
Virginia. leaves OH Friday for Bayou Teche obtain conrbu
TONS havI been detained owing the receipt of goods from
Texas to be Immediately forwarded. as
Blankets Ovelcoats Under Dried Fruits Oranges
etc. Army stand greatly in need Of Messrs. Arthur
Co. are the agents to receive these articles Benos Shaw
receive all cash donations. We trust every Soueer
will contribute his mite to the relief of Volunteers They
expect and with Justice those that should
those who Eight their battles. = dig 2ptf
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DEB ID.

On Tuesday December 81 1861 D. Y REID aged Is years.
a native of Missouri
HIS friends and acauantances requested to attend his
funeral This Afternoon, at o'clock, from the sdence Of his
brother. G. D. Reid Anuunciaon street. between Philip
aud Soraparu streets, Fourth District T. szs
HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON GUARDS, January
ls62You hereby ordered appear your Atory in
full dress UNIFORM white gloves, o'clock This Afternoon
attend the funeral Of deceased member CORPORAL
j. Y. REID.
Es.rs Il By order Of D..
~ A. ". BOsWORrH, Captain.
onTuesday, December 81, 1861 Ok O'Clock p. NJ, Mrs.
ROsALIE TRC X1ILo wife of W. G dfrey aged 80 years.
The friends and those of the mi u respectfully invited
to attend the funeral without further notics o'clock This
Afternoon from her late residence l42 Melpomene
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FOR THE ARM Y

FOR THE ARMY.
MILITARY BUTTONS, UNDERSTANDS DRAWERS,
BRAIDS, ETC.
The Small Notes of Messrs. J. j. c. DAVIDSON taken
IN trade or will be redeemed Confederate Notes. stated
thereon dl6 2pMoWetSntianl
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AsHnaroN GuARDss TENDERS Of this company
are ordered 10 turn ont this afternoon, to attend
/; 4 funeral Of their brother member, Mr.. u. Y,
2Reid. w s83 Il MI n stg55tss
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MA RR lie u !:

On Monday night December So 1851 the resdenc. o.
Sasuel Dowy, ESQ., By the Rev Markham, Mf.WIiiLTAMA
DQWTY, of New Orleans, to Miss LOUISA BouGEREAu
neesfsiles ,of New York. ,%&s
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IsoUIsI Ana STATE GBAHDs, CoMPAsY As--An
election for certain oicersof this company win be
held Thursday next.at T. M, See order.
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n9-Fotfce-I take this method of Offering
professional services free CHARGE the of those
who absent from the city military dny Residence
Harmony between Pytania Coliseum
District.
Dy3l 2ptf ."&.'s..Ts' & P YEIsER, MD.
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Dr. Stephen SaUees,

The Of Rheumat,,m Neuralgia Lumbago Stiff
Of the JOINTS Headache T5o,haclp Throat Wounds
Sores sprains Bru Burns and Scad yield like magic
the Of old
DIR. Sweet IS InfaIIfbie Imminent,
Prepared by the most celebrated bone of the who
has used the recipe for Than forty years. eapng an i'm
fortune from the sale fir ~
Such invaluable healing agent has been te
mankind this, and commands all parts
the SOUTH being Of the principal articles
nearly every large drug store.
- j. WRIGHT T. CO.,
do 2psteod<W No. p Chartres stree.
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Cos rEpaaA Ale tuA RDs, GoMPA ANY 3. The regular
monthly meeting Of this company will be held TO-
4 morrow evening, At 8 O'Clock. See order. n
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R1kisas HtP ~ IONS. refer our readers 10
shs nssies appsar eolutnp II sslion 10 IL
s fil Kircssn t9 ars NJ
NJ afms IN ~ al d CO.
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\ slsosEas Al FoEr NJ assEN. ~ correspofden
of she MassaShuset ID Ad yertiaer states taat ia
!naInperof pfisoAsrs at Fort Warren Ia estimated
at naarly thoasand and aa
They afe not ALLOW much range il fhe fort /
space u thirt feet in breadth, Id front IL their
Il All they ase sltpwed for d promenade
ggonnd They sre furnished with the SANE rsfions
IN ourselves md 90 tliely own cooking. Many Of
They present rather lndicross appearance isSm
the sof their Costumes, more particularly
$hs Hatseras Victims, ho seel TO vie with each
spther ~ getting lp fancy costumes. There Ii But
yests the 9th instant, as he was prorenadiDr
the paye h6 looked ralher dejeeted, ana .syi.
ill a. ease in his new guartefa i have not
saeAn a be keeps rather eiose not lii.
sang tno ten,perature ~ sonr New ErgiS.r Dir.
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y eHfArs LIVING ra Tie Houston Tele-
Vi aph NJ TIE 18th says: YS,sss u M Y.
AK Ihis lime of plenty. Egg, ehickens, turkeys,
cora aLes we're never 10 abundant ana cheap ii
this elty s w now Germ goes y begging at COO.
Eggs heretofore have always been from 5ac. "a
100. per dozen at christmas yesterday they were
sssallEs atI six dozen for v dollar Fine Eohblera
ling Ten somebody 40 god bic Bthein up q,
~ q. Chiekena are eqnaily cheap Hurfal
iockafaI IL continues y year longer, Il
Mill cont thing To lives IS
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81 KcapKsr soF AusIs lVetc Eear.s Das.--This
hsiax Y Grand gala Day for the Juveniles, We do
!not think they could enjoy . grsatsr two hours
Than III spending that length of time il VT
nsassue Lse Mallory War Illustrations ct the
academy sor aoife rlng among The submarine
ssovsa, lesIniag win pisoatofiai the Grand
Aqiisfia ADJOINING NJ there The agnifcent Gerf
IN Orrhssra fasishes ihes ear with its delicious
sollnds dnringthe pansea III tho entertainment ct
lid AcAderny EOr our part, W. &lways 5go to
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Proceedings

F0E0ceettt1egs
UISIANA STATE CONVENTION,
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven
tion lin both lsngage aud the CONSTITUTION of the State
amended. -.
For sale by ,-- --.a. ..5@|
BLOOMFIELD X STEEL PETER o'DONEELI,
til. WHITE, HERBERT ESCOUssEY
GEO. ELLIS W. F. GoLDTHWAlTEssg
P.HAWESG CO., h. EZEKIEL, III
T. FITZWILLlAM.
AF~0rder from the country flied al alioera discount.
nlv22 2ntf r. Es-4 Is
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aaron Bt2'G.

SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL 7. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FIRE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC..
Nos. IL and Is Royal street,
large supply Of the celebrated CREME DE
BOUIY CHAMPAGNE In quarts pnts other BRANDS
viz: CHARLES REIDsEIGK, PIPER HEIDsEIGK, PAR-t
MENTIER and other brands Of inferior quality. have
large of the Old sherriss 4MOETI
LADo TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA, Of
direct iportatoR other MadeirGs grade. Supero
Old London Dry Dock PORT of grade
The celebrated sA2ARAC BEAKDIEs-vintage 1895, 1885,
1904 and sO5-sarge supply always hand All grades Of
CLAREF and WHITE WINES In glass and wood Wills
KYSscotch and irish, Old Rye Bourbon Wheat Whis.
kyg. SCOTCH ALE PORTER in pnls aud quarts COR
pIALS Ny of the BEST WINES, which
will be sold other house city
-.T AARON BIRD,
sis 2ply Nos. . s1S Is Royal stfs.:,
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FoR5fID ATLE REBEL FORCE. The london Her
/ wishes to know Of the Yankee papers why IL
and how II IA, that the Iincolnites, with Six
hundred Thousand troops n the field, are over
powered ~ every engag cement, small and great,
n ~ tie superior fopces.n The Herald does not
leBolleSt anainstahce in which the papers afore.
said have not alleged as . reason for defeat or "a
battle, that their Generals had to encounter
q Superior rebel force. The London Herald very
4 reasonably concludes that there must be " very
formidable force III this country, u New York and
4 Boaton tors re to be believed. sgiss 81
Yankee Bfigad der WI Ill remarked that tile
army of the Potomac was tfying The exhaustion
i pracess, md was not exha nsting the rebels, bu
4 the treasury. 3s.eis
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scpsgra'S op be pis rfner.
"a ii,siss ana ST, s..
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Boots, Shoes fsssd .ssvOy0asss
AT LESALE.

Plantations supplied with prime Dtchng BOOTS, husN6
BROGANs; Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw Garpeschy
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST CO., wi
No. 10 Magazine street, New orsana 1
Eats, Caps, ETC., at Wholesale. q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES general of silk and
Fur Cashmere Panama. eghorn Straw Ne1csr
and v COL HATS at tho lowest marke prices, by 4
FROST IL CO.,
7 iyls ap&W No. 10 Magazine strset. NawOre7ns. &
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Samuel H. Moore y Co.,

Samuel II. Moore y Co.,
HAVE REMOVED TO THE NEW IRON BUILDINGS
No. 20 Camp and ~ Common streets,
And offer for sale TIE following seaSonabe arcles-
STEEL AND BRASS FIRE IRONS
COPPER, BRASS AND IRON CoALsCUTTLss.r
FOLDING AND DOME TOP NURSERY TENDERS.
WIRE FIRE GUARDS.
SOLAR LAMPS for burning Cotton Seed Oil.
ARTICLES FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
GILD AND PAINTED CHINA VASES.
DECORATED CHINA CHAMBER SETS.
CHINA BREAKFAST AND TEA SETS.
SETS OF IVORY HANDLED CUTLERY.
CHILDREN's TOY SETS.
CHILDREN MUGS AND CUPS, with names
TOY TOOL CHESTS FOR BOYS.
PAINTED CHINA TETE-A.TETE SETS.
JAPANNED WATERS IN SETS OR sINGLY.
SILVER PLATED CAsToRs, CANDEsTICKs, Etc.
With complete Goods for House furnishing
IN PLAIN WHITE AND GILT CHINA,
GRANITE WARE, TIN, JAPAENED
BRoNzED AND WOODEN WARES
pnNo
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GHnEsE ExpHniaS "a letter ffomSW Washington
toa Mort hern paper & perinents are be-
;iing made with an apparatus for the election Of
liquid flre. AZ areeent TRIAL, steady stream Of
burning fuid vas sStsd ATTY ards ron force
ppnp contrived for the purpose. The locality
where The experiment. was made was covered With
~ perfect sheet Of tlarae. y, 81 II e Is t,a
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\ YcUNG MEa' p BENEvoLENT associate The
annual election Of officers Of this organization will
: be hsld neM Sunday, al o'clock, at the hall of
4. Polsr Star Ledge on Love street. See notice.
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FINE MUSIC BOXES AND ORGANS.
....., CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
VELOCIPEDES, MECHANICAL HORSES
FARMS, MENAGERIEs, TEA SETS.
TEE-PIas, FURNITURE SETS, SOLDIERS.
" TIN TOYS Of every kind.
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BANK DIylpBap ockholders in the Bank Of
4 New Orleans and in the Southern Bank will be in
teressed III notices which they publish this morn
a ing III regard to digidends. NE refer onr readers