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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25
CIRCULAR.
TO FARMERS & PLANTERS

We again invite your attention to our large aud well
assorted stock of reliable Fertilizers We have now Ia
store the following we'll known articles;
No. Peruvian Guano (direet from Agentl
No. Ichahoe " tvery dry) re-weighed
A. A. Mexican GuanO.
Ioqrdans Amo1iatsd suPsrrhosPhais of Lime
Rhodes
Ground Homes. manufactured by c. Stroud Son, at
Manufacturers prices.
Chemical Salt.
Also, Clover Timothy Orchard, Flax and Herd Seeds,
and general ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES. Brandy
CULBERT BROTHER,
Front and Orange Streets
mArli-imw Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25
A GARD.

THE unasrsigned having withdrawn from the hrm Of
Mark Pedriek Co, be will be prepared TO give his
whole attention las formerly to tue
Opening of New Sets of Books,
CLOSING OF OLD ONES, AND
ADJUSTING INTRICATE ACCOUNTS.
10 such as require the services Of Book Keeper
permanently opportunity is presented whereby they
will be enabled to have their
Books JOurnalIzed and Posted,
And their Bills and Accounts made OUT all which, can
be done by yearly contracts II preferred Attention will
also be given to the
SETTLING UP OF ESTATES,
And making collections pertaining thereto References
10 the Legal Profession Mercantile and Manufacturing
interests generally, will be given - .....
, sp25lm, No. sO7 Wet Seventh Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25
SheriHaltY.

UHE undersigned hereby offers himself as Union Can
L date for the office of Sheriff of New Castle County at
'"e App'OA'"''s ROBERT CANN.
Na,v "a Fab IL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25
PENINSULAR r. r. LINE.
Change of Hours.
SOUTH.

ON and after MONDAY April 7th, 1862. Trains for the
" accommodation OF Passengers will follows
until further notice.
NopTu souTa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.

.lAssa Two stoiy Brick Houses on Belts street In
UlVH Braudywine Village Nos, 2i aud 2j Each
s house cost $3.50, rents for $50, aud Will he sald
A for $50 each cash. Also, IN the seme 'illage
On LRmmut street. No, ", . story Brick House with
frame Kitchen ataehoi cost $50 and will he sold tol
$3.50 caah. Apply 10
apce MhAdus,ru, Delaware,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25

@ r. NIELDS CO., have Just received 0 bushels of
.. PRIME POTATOES consisting of Mereer, buckeyes,
aud Prince Alberts, suitable for SEED and TAilE use
which they will sell At reasonable prices at their store
Nos 4ls and al West Front street, wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25
LADIES CL0AKs AND MANTILLAs.
Agnew a. Co., $50 CheSnut Street,
AND
Agnew & English, 25 South Ninth st

Agnew & English, 25 South Ninth St.,
TAree doors oJope Cdesam Street, Phild.
Y both the above establishments Ladies can choose
IL ffum the LARGEST tIlhAPl 5 4 aud BEST SELECT
ED stock gu0ds Tins To he found in the city,
comprising all tile London aud Paris sty les Of
CLUAKs, SAUQgEs, CIRCULARS, PALEroIS, MAN.
TILlAs sc 6c. All made In the best OF hua
French belgian English aud American cloths for Spring
and SumBer wear aso best Iusy Of Blatk silks and
thin summer goods endless variety ut the lowest pos
sble prices cash Our entlre stock being purchased
exclusively CASH selected with the rslsst and
made up under our special supervision, from the
very latest Paris aud London styles orr induce
| nents to buyers equal IN any house IN the trade.
liberal allowance wi be made to Country Merchants
and persons purchasing foi hoos Particular attention
paid to all orders for Mourning.
AuNkW 4 Co. 3 9 Chesuut street. opposite the CONT
mental Hotel. Philadelphia,
And AuNEW 4 ENdLlslIi 70 South Ninth Street, srJ
door above Chesnut Street, Philadep ha. ap25.gm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25
For Philadelphia at $50 A. M.

FOT FAiAduCAPAA" ~ S 49, -'
s.1or,a an aud after MONDAY
Ie3a91 " April 14th, 1862, tho,
n Ia STEAMBOAT ZEPHYR will
V..iAI{fzTI7l11 sSSAxiitt3f~ run fallOws;
- Leave Wilmington from
= King Street Wharf, at 6.3u
and Chester at T.4O. A. NJ. .
Leave Philada from Chestnut street wharf, AZ Y NJ
Stopping Marcus Hook and Chester ataoout an hour
after the time named, each way.
Fare between Philadelphia Wilmington, S5 cents
Return trip tickets, " cents.
Fare between Wilmington and Chester or Hook, lseonts
Return trip tickets, 20 cents.
a. Return trip tickets are good only Tor the DAY they
are dated.
Gf-BreakfAst provided on board.
Freight taken at the usual low rates shippers are re
quesed their gods sent to Chestnut Street Mhar
BY before NJ, to insure theiI coming down same
day. and have receipts with each ozd Of goods as all
goods not receiped for will be at owners risk. slip re-
cepts be procured at the oee at Wilmington or Pha
delDhiR.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-25
5s,el tai uotlrrs
ID. CHANDLER,
MERC A MT TAIL o r.
No knQ SsurItat Street.


Respectfully invites his customers aud the pub
lie generally to call aud examine his Stock OF
New Style Cloths g. Cassimeres,
Suitable Tor SPRING OVER COATS aud
Business IN Office Goats.
especially rely on the fine quality and Low
Prices to induce to purchase.
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p aFya 10 the Friends s.
= ..a 7-'-- OR The ~. Tz.s=-L
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH

The Soldiers Relief Society Tennessee having beer, author
led and desired by the Secretary of War by the Medical
Director OF this Division Of army perform the services In
the Confederate States Hospitals which they have discharged
under the direction OF the Governor in the State Hospital have
assumed similar charge and supervision Of the following Hos
ptas viz State Hospital First College Hospital Second
College Street Hospital, Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital Elliott Hospital These filed with patients
from the armies OF the Conederacy and every being
made to provide others fast increasing necessities of the
service demand additional accommodation We entered
upon the discharge of duties with Decentralization 10 do all
In our power at whatever cost OF
ence 10 alleviate tile mersunes aud wants
and comforts Of The gallant defenders of our soil who may be
stricken down by disease Or by the casualties Of war
We receiving liberal contributions to aid us In our work
from portion Of the conedeacy the demands upon
us are daily increasing, and send forth this appeal to the
generous citizens of the South for further assistance with the
conhden expectation that will be promptly and favoray re-
sponded to by Southern heart The contributions most
needed are money cotton for mattresses Blankets flannel under
clothing provisions and rnoasses any articles which
may be useful or necessary for the sick the wounded or CON
Taecen These when received distributed to the different
hospitals under the supervision of the eminent Medical De
tor Dr. Yande However small may be the intrinsic value of
articles contributed let it be mind that there is
multitude of contributors the aggregate will be large
Contributions should be addressed Mrs Felicia G. Porter
cabe and to So wishes of the donors in regard
to this disposition thereaf will be complied with.
From the patriotic citizens of the Confederacy anticipate
prompt and generous response this appeal in behalf OF the
gallant soldiers who have their lives TO our noble
cause and who have been while defending our homes
from the aggressions OF a ruthless invader. .. d.
FELICIA GRUNDY PORTER, President
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tatovines green and iuxnriant, with potatoes of
the growth Or digging of this year, 1867, in market.
While 30 many hundreds Of our planters are COM
pIaining of in regard to cotton, We
have to suggest that they turn their attention 70
the planting at once Of potatoes, turnips, carrots
beets, peas and beans; send the results to New
Orleans; and they will realize sufficient to pay
taxes, purchase sugar and molasses, and have
few dollars over to aid the holy cause Of Southern
independence, and never think any more Of a
cotton relief bill or be soliciting loans and favors
from banks, money lenders and other associations.
The simple article Of potatoes can be raised be.
tween now and the first day of May next, which
willcommand sufficient to pay one.half Of the war
tax due on TINT day. ~
Some good citizen, we call him such, has made
special inquiry Of us what notary public presented
anote for payment, was rendered and offered Con-
federate notes and city bank notes in payment,
sand refused them, being required to demand gold
and gold only. We refer our inquirer to the Gov
ernor. Perhaps heshas been notified or informed
of the proceeding, and may find it his duty to re.
yoke the commission of any Incumbent Of office
who attempts to aid Shaver in depreciating the
cure ncy of the State and the Confederate States
La
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.at .dppeaL for Small .4s'x.s
70 The
lTlZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

NEW ORLEANS. Ang. 21sSl
Having been appointed by the Secretary War an sgept to
Collect receive and purchase small Confederate
States deem necessary expeaien to make known tho
fact as generally possible the secure cooperation in
work which needs to be done quickly Citizens patriots
your Government asks for the many thousands OF TRIED
that e unused in your houses Recent experiments have
proven that OF your fms Double Bareed Shot Guns
with the Improved Minis ball than match for the
much talked of Mind Nuske tAn bring them forth and
place them the altar OF your countys liberty that they
may at once be consecfated TO the noble work Christian de-
ehse' II objection be made TO sendng your guns
DC urged that MAY need them home the reply a. that
the sure way 10 the necessity using them al home
Is to place them in the hands the many thousands of
men who are chafng with anxious desire to stand as wall
OF ire between yon and the invading If this answer be
deemed fnconclusve then the reflection those high In an
hory, those in whose judgment all confidence and
~ho but fair to presume know we'll necessities both
at home and on our borders have after deberao in
augrated this movement should be sufficient guarantee for
the WISDOM utility and patriotism Of the You are called
on to perform Them desire short war speedy peace
and az acknowledgment Of independence to
selves place weapons the disposal your Government
As desire to strike those who are now
plotting our subngation and destruction let be known that
the trusty Rifle and the death dealing Gun which Won
have hitherto highly priced are to take part in the next con
hict rendering if possible victory complete than wa,
their defeat and route on the plains of Manassas
y instructions contemplate that shall send forth into our
more popuon regions assistant agents. charged with the duty
of collecting and forwarding proper points, the weapons
thus obtained 1t may bs we'll here state any one who
wishes to do So even though he be visited Agent
greatly facilitate this work sending any guns he has or can
command my address, care of Robert Pitkn No. Is Csmp
street, New Orleans.
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving Purchasing Small Arms
Tor the confederate states. aulS 2ptf
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Third Quarterly Report OF the Ladies
Society OF the Confederate Army. IS,

/ ~ "a
This Society made up during the last three mon,hs @
garments besides spinning yarn Knitting great number
socks They have donated t. companies 1913 niece,
OF Under Clothing l3 pairs Socks 81 pairs Of Shoes
Have also made is Tents and 800 Hsvsssoks Have sent one
box Of hospital stores to the Southern Mothers Society," Of Mem
ph four boxes ditto to the Nashville Hospital and to the
General Hospital Of New Orleans IS window curtains and SO
comorte besides large groceries and deics.
Giles for fhe sick soldiers. ~ 10 arg sE ~
The receipts Of the Society in cash during tho last
Expenditures in purchase OF materis 2sio 90
Paid out in wages to working women 93l so
Tie Ladies' return their thanks Mr. Gaines and oths for
donation Of Eve hundred dollars; to Mrs. Daniel and other
ladies Of The Lower Parish St Mary several boxes CON
tanning socks comfoes and pillows for several barrels Of
oranges for the Nashvills Hospital f,% So
Their hanks also due to Mrs Miss Socob for money
and other donations; to Mrs E. j. Hart, Mrs NJ NJ Simpson,
Mr. Violet and Mr. Marks fol hospital supplies and to Messs
McStea, Value Co., W. II. Letchfofd Co.. Goldsmith
Haber, j. D. Bsih Son. Mr. Fompkins and Mr. u slaw on
for numerous donations Also to the Editors Crssnent
Bee, and Daily Delta for fayors received So. 49, a.,
The Ladies of this Society have made frequent visits to the
General Hospital city since opened and will bear
testimony the comfortable circusant which they found
the that place. They have offered services assist
in supplying the Hospital with such comforts delcaces
may be needed and they call upon tho friends patrons
Of the Society to aid them by sending contributions to their
roomsNo. So Camp street. SE H- 'ssfS
You who have husbands and brothers in distant
part of Confsderacy who dependent upon strangers
those within your reach the hearts of your countrs
defenders y ~
r. " MRS. JAMES ROSS, President.
7MRs. q. VI PRI1EuARp Sec'y. ..--.-., fs10 sp6t
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| BUREAU DE LA CDNHPAGNIE D,ASsT-
| ~ nANCES MuTUEl.LES DE LA LOUISIANA.

NoUrELLE ORLEANS, de Japyier, 1862
ConiormGmen specifications de la Chae do la Conp,
gnied Assurances Mutuees de la Louisiana IN acte de Ia
Legislature de Eat de Ia Louisiana No. l76, approuvt 10 l.
de Mars 1859 public est avsrti que les Cerca suivan A
Scrip pour Pannde 1885, plus nere mont pas encore ee
payes par cetts Compagne ct 81 les dts Certificate plus Finite
ret ne sont rcam6s 10 par poposaire Ggsux
uansc ente ours qH sniyron Ia premiere publication Get
via lis seront cance6s annuss les routnts places al
rfdt du compe contingent lea yres de Ia Cosagni4
omme Il est pescrit dams sa Charte
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Patent Hood Hoop .Machisae.
AND COTTON TIE. az

Jc PICKETT OF Mississippi has arrived with bis MA
chine for splitting out of the log with force Of three hsad
hoops bind fifteen bales Of Cotton per hour splits
fifty Cotton baskets day; and will also split hoops for
sugar hogsheads Price Of Cotton Hoop Machine, $40 Price
of Hoghead Hoop Machine $780, These Machines can be sse
in operation in this city at No. Union street. ~ '1-
The Cotton Tie also offered Is permanent fastening, easily
adjusted and sold at Ave each which planters will
on their hoops . 800 s...l. -.
- THEODORE DUvAL, Agent,
fe7 2p6ts TX ut Nixon Il Co.'s, 40 Union street.
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Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR r.. HOSE PRE-
fS8a&t d. PAIRING 1T -}-na-- - go =

fEya%E u PAIRING 1T r}-Nl~- ~ -r7
lam now endeaToring to furnish e Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and having prepared
uniform suits Of wooden cloth and suitable unerclohes TO
distributed them. ana informed that the patriotic cri
Gems OF several parishes also engaged in similar preparations
Tor the benefit OF their companies If these contributions
clothing are sent by them directly their several companies
without my being Of the quantity and kind sent the
companies supplied confusion will be the
sequence. go @"'.
soldier can only carry certain quantity Of clothing
of great Importance that each soldiers sha have
good substantial wooden suits possible II also
important that there be action among those supply
ing he in order avoid sending doubs supplies to COM
panes. RI }S5Es
therefore urgently recommend the citizens Of tie country
parishes send to this city, supplies Of clothing
they may PREPARE with explicit directions the companies
or for whom they intended will take care
that they reach their destination The clothes should be boxed
up or baled and directed New Orleans with the name
the company for which they intended marked on it, and
statement sent to Of its contents SO that may not dup
cate the articles -
respectfully request the newspapers give pubcity to these
suggestions in consideration Of the objects to be effected
THOS. 0. MOORE, Governor
New Orleans, Aug. II. 1861. aul9 aptf
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Volunteer Relief Committee.
4 70 ALL coon CITIZENS,

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 70, 1861.
AS this Committee has received with deep regret positive
proof that posons have been pacced upon the pnbe gen
erosty by obtaining relief who entitled
same they hereby appeal to all good citizens may
to the knowledge Of any such of fraud inform mem
beers Of the Committee in person. leave such information
with as little delay as possible at their oce secreys
OF Board Of Assistant Aldermen The following names
Of the COMMITTEE
GERARD sT1TH, Beard of Aldermen
AN. 7yg 81 s.P DELABARRE, ;. N0E :.
~ ..g.. L. E. FORsTALI, ..sts@ ..l-,
"' J. H. HUCKINS, .
JAS. BEGGs Board of Asst. Aldermen.
" ". r. HODGK1NS, :. t'- .
es. %E 49, - j. B, LEEFE, :. ~ %'Eg4, H
&@ JAMES DAVIS . -.
.. ... JAMES BEGGS,
aul9 2pts o. rH , Chairman Of the Comm nee
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OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY

New ORLHATs, January g. 1862
In accordance with the requirements Of tho Charter OF tile
ouisians Mutual Insurance Company and act of the egs
laure No 176 approved March l7h 1867 public notice il
hereby given ha the following Certificates Script for the
year 1858 and aecrung interest thereon remain unclaimed
the office Of the Company and all said Certificates interest
which shall not be demanded by the legal or owners
within thirty days this notice will be cancelled nunled
and the amounts thereof accredited contingent account Ia
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~ WUI UAL INSURANCE. = N--L
Nouvr1In ORLEANS, 4 do JnnvIer, 1854.

N = ~ NouvELLE ORLEANS, 4 de Jnrvier 1864.
Commencement Ia Chae de cette Copsgnie acte de-
Ia Legislature de ID Louisiana 76 approuyG lie II de Mars
1852 public est AVERT par e present avis que cerheats
snivants de profits tissue de 1857 plus pna pas
etc pages par cee Compagne Ss pms rdelats par
70 gu par les proprsaes lsgaus dams les o qu sui
yront premiere publication dc avis s seron cances er
annuas ct les ontanta places credit copte contingent
sur les vres de ID compagne est prescit dams 81
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Special: Orders.
sHsADauAErERs lsr BsIsApE, z. s. Forces.

s S N 3S9 HEADQUARTERS lsr BRIGADE c. s. Foncss :,
{ @ Camp Benjamin Feb I, 1867.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. - 5ss5 ,,sssa &c $3.50
ICommanders Of Regiments will take measures without de.
.ocary Into effect the Act Of Congress- approved pece
Providing for the granting Of bsunty aud fur
pshs to rrates aud officers in the Proyi
sona Army in conformity with the provisions of General
Orders No dated at Richmond Virginia. January j. 1862,
and report progress at these Headquarters. 5s
Ths Act Of Congress appeals the patriotism OF every
citizen ofhe Republic to rally around Its standard orthe
Defense The Importance Of this preparation is In the
opinion Of most self evident and needs argument It
Is the chief dependence people the protection of their
liberties the independence Of comsg genera.
lions Of men, s2,r k575495g 5s
-Fhs Commanding General trusts that the Brigade which
hs has the honor to will respond psoptftuds 10
this call Of the Government stand ready 10
s he rsmorseless foe invading beautiful country with the
view Of reducing our people to state Of vsssange
YFurloughs will be Granted as the state Of tina
service will wsren liberal scale 80 as to enable All
unteers to visit their homes aud attend their private gar
By order Of q f0.t
Brig. General RUeGLE<.
Ror Masos iloos. Captain aud Asst. Adjt General.
fel0 sp2t wy gar f@S &3s1 20
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cOLuslRUs Avn NEW ORLEANS.

~ 80 ~ ~ s -
wy 1noss anportans polnta IN we go1teasfass
statesJand npon tne Generals Y command tlere
Y Iess.hs 9fesIsr responsibility tnaH TESTS upon
Any olheIs, no Master wnefe posted lev tue map
ne hnfssyeas ana We iact WI. appear tnat THESE
VI ~ wv yssa po,n.s' 1nat,ssson may ne
g ..lsa. ~ anu niepfe
~. 3D., = wa ie1liain s'fohg,
~ y 4, whose people W
- - .naepenoence put ie'
y. :. wy riset ana inc mighty
go !. 1 go. VI, Ivy me aanos 81 tne enemy
alu 49, y NO saeu's..ng now long the moody
alslna ~ may pe protraosed, :, ssss.
o " Is NeW orieans y concerned, onr people
sIe vel sat1slled tast Logen hss s
mace ~ necessary arrangements for snccessla.
g y. astaeka OF tne enemy Itoni sea
taaseu ouF posleion may ~ CONSIDERED ampreg.
ssapis allu We heea not rear assaults aie'n 'nas
y wei tne improve
sn's ana
iaaue W. a
~ 81 S =.
anu w -
]. ". 49, =
~ ss III VIC
80, 9 - e
a q
49,. q, 7,
= ~. y 81 .nes " wy
ss M 49,. y 49, $ $500 100.
NJ q : " iooass
~ y
lug qaeseloi ~ ats lhe paeleties
poWeflh 70 prevent .
sanooa.s rom passing that point. II 50
soas, ana no apprehens,ons o. any
~ ~ " DuI' 2 we sllghtests DOUBT
49, " ano ELSEWHERE
aoao u ~ tnenea unta y, Whas
~ telaefeu
mere ana ~ hlen'
u psaeea 8 SUCH z sitnation az not
Z asty assao ~ y ~ aug Y sum y Wy
. any otsss. lflae presumed % ny
M ~. ~ y q \,
:. ~
s - w. " .s =, river
~, $3.50 neioW Goaut.,
- 80. u VI y AFhansas sae' y
Y s.slh i1sie q y sooa, sner gunnoats
- .lef EVERY
i, sssp 10y .ook woaa oniy serve g prlng
bas iet 1nef iand FORCES
A anpus, auo =. tneir sunpoass run past
so .,,s ana W. q l1e mladle ana lower yah
~ " y ra.ner % ~. our
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as-soule's Commercial College and Count
ing Rooms Corner ST. Charles and Common ssats Founded
in ls56 Chartered in 1851 Open Day aud Evening Book
keeping, Penmansip Commercial Calculations Arithmetic
Mathenas the Languages. ETC., practically taught Terms
moderate The complex mercantile connections adjusted
and their accuracy guaranteed For Catalogue contain full
information. call at the office, OF address ia.
+. fel0 2p2t4 q GEO. soULE, n. o.
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CHAS. BRIGGS. President.
FL. P. JANYIER, Secretary,

ot' STATE or LOUISIANA. PARISH Of ORLEAss,1
Oily Of New Orleans. i
sworn to and subscribed before me- this sixth day Of January
1852 u. F. MITCHELL,
ia7 50t Second Justice of The Pear.
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Dr. LeRemonaie the agent of Army in Kentucky aud
Virginia. leaves Friday for Bayou Techs obtain conbu
TONS having been detained owing the receipt of goods
Texas to be Immediately -arwarded. $780, I ;.
Blankets ovetcoas Unnc- armens Dried FRUITS Oranges
etc. or Army stand greatly in need Of Messrs Arthur
Co agents to receive these articles Benoist Shaw
receive all cash donations We every Southerner
will his mite to the relief of Volunteers They
expect and With justice remain at home should aid
those who light tls.r battles. r&fr| z'' DIG 2pf
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- Post-OHee Notice. ~ y.e#i
efoeGons project for Foregn Mail fully entitled to
public confidence. Antonio Costa Esq., is New Orleans er
ehant Of responsibility and ciaracte Ho has been resident
of New Orleans for the last thirty years. gF -.
Letters intended for this Mail may along with the
money required tariff above outer envelope id
dressed Costas Foreign Mail of Postmaster New vr
leans.u Ave- " y s.F1 T" 7
The Confederate Postage this office mus, be prepaid
~ j. L. RIDDELL, Postmaster.
new ofieans octnher ID, 1851 olg aplf