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Notice..

The Soldiers Relief Association of Richmond Va, having
been united with the Louisiana Association for the Relief of
Sick and Wounded Sodier contributors respectfully
ned that s. L. chambiiss, Esq and thu Rev. K. Harp
persons appointed by them the only authorized agents
obtain donations and subscriptions --.
Contributors of Sugar and o!asses will ship Messrs
Barder Chamblss Co. New Orleans OF Cotton to Messrs
Lane Co., of Memphis Of Money any member of the
Comnl'tea \! Clothing, Hospital supplies. etc. etc., the
Association of I. o Sny Chairman IS Gaver street.
and not to B. james, Esq who is longer member of
Relief Committee
l -- s. L. CHAMBLISS,
Chairman OF Richmond Committee.
IS T. 0. SULLY, .5
d3l 2plm. y.. Chairman Elk. Committee N O.
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SIGss. IN MIssouRI.-A dispatch of the 2lst from
St. Louis appears in Chicago paper, Of which the
following is portion:
All the wives of the officers at Rolla returned to
this city tonight
Nearly the whole force at Rolla has marched in
the direction Of Springfield, under command of
Gen. Curtis
Fifteen secession prisoners were brought in from
the country to-day.
Secretary Stanton has telegraghed Gen. Halleck
to act vigorously in preventing the destruction of
railroad tracks and bridges in this State.
ma line esS ~ I'd pT IMAGE on n s vng aos
as may be committed.
The number of troops in Benton barracks is
IA zoo.
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Aid for our Troops in kentucky and Viz
- - giMia.

Dr. IeRenondie the agent OF Army In Kentucky aad
Virginia. leaves Friday for Bayou Teee to obtain conrbu
tons hav been detained owing the receipt of goods
Texas to be inmedatel, awarded.
Blankets, Oveicoats, Unns-Garens Dried Fruits Oranges
etc, Army stand greatly in need Of Messrs Arthur
the agents receive these articles BanDs Shaw TO
receive all cash donations We trst every Souhener
viii contribute his mite the RELIEF of Volunteers They
expect and with justice those that remain home should aid
those who fight their battles. s- DIG 2ptf
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Dosbear Commercial College,

II MISUNDERSTANDING STREET. IA
What hs object Of education to qualify for
the busness Of e Parents who wish 10 have their ready
for business soon as the blockade ope apply me
dia!ely at DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, No IA
Canal street In future New Orleans will be an importing and
exporting city and Its business doubled The places If those
who have gone to the must be filed people cannot send
to Boston and New York for clerks formerly hence
splendid future for Southern young are qualified
for business There Professors for Languages athsmat
les Bcokkeepng Penmanshp ETC. Merchants apply here for
clerks aud hint to the thiaking Il sufficient
RUFUS DOLBEAR,.
lSt Ep-tSMN ~ President.
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.anTon Rs2'a,
SUCCESSOR TO SEWELL T. TAYLOR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. IL and IS Royal street,
Has large supply the celebrated CREME DE-
Bou1F an quarts and pins; also
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK PAR
MEN11ER, and other brands Of inferior quality. have
large of the bestOd sherries such as
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR SHERRIES-l8ss- MADEIRA, Of
direct imporatioR other Maderas lower grade supero
Old London Dry DOCK PORT Ports of less grade
The celebrated sAzARAC Observation-Disclosures 1888 l7sa
1909 and large supply sways hand All grades Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass ard wood WIS
KYSscoch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whls
kys. SCOTCH Allan PORTER in pnts and auarta COR
DALs etc. MylsHa assortment Of the WINES which
will bs sold the city
AARON BIRD,
ais 2oly ...-.-g..-. Nos. Is and IL Royal street.
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/ Volunteer Relief Committee. :
TO ALI GOOD CITIZENS.

TO ALI. GooD CITIZENS.
{-.a5 NEW ORLEANS. Aug 70, 1861.
As his Committee has received with aeep regret posivs
proof that poons have praeced upon the public gen
crosby by obtaining relief who were not entitled to the
same they hereby appeal all good citizens who may come
to the knowledge OF any such of fraud mem
bers Of the Committee in leave informal on
with little delay possible at their Office Secrearys Ree
OF Board of The following are names
of the Committee .ssz-
GERARD STITH Beard of Aldermen
s. P. DELABARRE,
j l.. F. FORSTALL, :. .
J. H. HUCKINS,
JAS. BEGGS, Board of Asst. Aldermen
VIZ. HoDGKINs,
j. B. LEEFE, .
JAMES DAVIS,
sE'y ,y.s- -7 ..*. - JAMES BEGGS,
aul9 2p.; ..a -z Chairman of tho Commises
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Confederate States of America.

TREASURY DEPARTMEEr,f
.oH. ; Richmond, December 19, lStl.
Notice is hereby given that The ID day of Janua ensuing
the interest the Funded Debt of tho Confederate will
be paid in coin of the proper authority
Treasury Richmond Treasurers rep,si
tories at Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah Mobile Nashville
New Orleans. ..-' ...,..
a dSignedl G. g. M1MMINGER,
DIS 3aw1m Secretary of the Treasury.
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Proceedings

IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said
ton Din both langage and the CONSTITUTION OF the State
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER O'D0NNEIL,
T. L.WHITE, HERBERT 4 ESCOIrSsE
GEO. ELLIS WE. GOLDTHWAITE, :
P.HAWESk CO.. Z. EZEKIEL
Y. FITZWILIiAM
sa Orders from the country filed liberal discount
uly2o 2ptf
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OFFICE of THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL
~ INSURANCE COMPANY.

NEW ORLEANS, January 6, 1867.
In accordance with the requirements OF this Charter OF ;
Louisiana Mutual INSURANCE Company and I4g,
lare, No. lTG approved March 7ih 1850 public uotcs
hereby given that the following Certificates Script for the
year 1855 AID arcung Interest thereon remain unclaimed
the office Of the Company and all said Certificates and interest
which shall not be demand by the legal owner o. ovE.s
within thirty days this notice will BIT cancelled annueL
and the thereof accredited he contingent account la
the books Of the COMPANY rs directed BY rs Charert
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BUREAU DE LA COMPAGNIE DU HOME
~ AUIUIL ASSURANCES .S4 y ~ -

NoUvELE ORLEANS de Janvier, 1867.
Contormtmen. Ia Chare de ces Compagns de
la Legislature de la Louisiana. No. 49, spponSa Il de Mas
1859 lie public est averti par present que ceraeas
suvants do profits Tissue dc 1851 plus htsie eueor,
etc payes pn ce;te Compasnc S sont pas rcas oar
lie OH par les roprietares ldgauy dams les rcue ors rt
yron la premiere publication de Get avis lis cancas 81
annu& les montanIs places credit conpts c6inrat
sur les lives dc la Compagno presc daus al
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~ GONPINI. 11T7I-31-7-- a."
NEW ORLEANS, January 4,

;, NEW URIEANs, january T. F5l
In accordance with the Charter of this Company and on act
Of the Legislature of Louisiana No. G approved Of March
1859 public notice hereby given
Of profits sse OF 1851 with interest thereon) remain
unpaid in this Company II claimed by tho legal owner Or
owners within thirty days from the first publication this
notice. the same will be cancelled anled and the
thereof credited to the contingent The books of this
IA rec Inv u Cluyter
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8s hixERT DOL And LoSpoNS INSURANCE CostpANY.
Notice M given in another eolumn that the agency
+of ihis this city has resumed business,
and Will taks risks npon the most favorable terms
See nttice.
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A Card.
To my Fellow.Citiaens Of the

To my Fellow CiHEens Of tha
e" "'gE City and Parish Of Orleans:
AT the reiterated request Of many friends and acquananca
present myself before You, irrespective Of party canal!
date for the Office If Mayor. Election lake place in June
next. If elected shall be governed by this Justice
Law and Order, Improvements, Julicious Economy.
; jaa9 2pst#' III! VICTOR wILTZ.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH or OaLgNys !
. City OF New Orleans.
Sworn to ard subscribed before NE this sixth day Of Julry
1862. DE-. MITCHELL.
ia1 55t Second Jusfct of the Peace.
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h8-Notiee-I take this method of Offering
my professional services of charga the families those
who absent from the city military duty. Residence on
Harmony between Prytania Coliseum
District.
mys spsf 5l- D.. P YEIseR, MI
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The above staftmen Just True aud correct Transcript fy
the books OF the Company.
A. BROTHER. President.
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary
STATE or LOUISIANA, P4RIsH or OaLglys}
~ City of New Orleans. (
Sworn subscribed this the fourth day Of jan
nary. 1862
D. F. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of tho Peace.
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mysl spss

ns-Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Nos 50 and u Gravisr srss
l&sHs. !. ont,
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vrsCtaI JOURNAL 81 eiTT or NEW ORLEANS.

Or Abolition friends . jubilate hugely over
their reosnt sistory at Fishing Creek, notwith.
standis the severe losses they sustained and the
paftixs advantages which fell to their lot. They
now hrag that they will overrun the whole South
srn country. and crush ont the rebellion within
4 brief space Oh sine! Tits true, they have not
xdsAnaea half score Of miles heYond the scene OF
canaicts ana Dire more likely to be driven back
ahantn advance, Jet, being accustomed to disaster
in the past, thsr present succsss seems to have
made them frantic with joy. Well, the poor
NTetnhes- me- wslcomn to whatever enjoy
heyest III trset from the circumstances. Real,
Aons5s pslri6Ec pleasure will be experienced on
-tlle 6thaf side erc long.
1hsre is'ons thing about this battle that should
tlla Aholihonists more modest il their boasts
lsas II ~ tha only triumph Of anT msInent they
AaFc gained, and they arc indeb ted to ~ foreign
Eenetal shmpf Tor It. Their natiFe Generals have
heen tipped wheneye they ventared an engage
mEnt The faSs Is, Iincoludom never produced
hit oae. Genera sf ability and oourag Benedict
hrnod traitor, who tried to sell his country for
sen thoasana English gaineas The South fur-
nisled al ths great comma ders here sofere, and
has Mem alI ssnows Gorriladom has ever been
barren ID wsrliks genius and true chivalry.
= would suggest to Lincoln that the only way
III which ha esn partially rescue his Administra
siDn nom fe1smp Mess nfarny il 70 cashier all
~ native officers in his ranks and send abroad for
slbsItates. Their bravery and skill NIGH make
lis fall u iitlB less tremendous and disgraceful.
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FELIAN .Hoog 4sp LANDER COMPANY, No A.
The regular monthly meeting Of this company will
take place naxt Monday evening, at i o'clock.
Sec nafice 4 5ss {sss ss 4
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me,
A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES II. WHEELER, Sec:e.a'
ETAT DE "a LOUISIANA, ?

ETAr De IA LOUISIANA. PARossE n'0RLEASs
Vile de la Nourel'e Orleans
ASerncnte Ell gue degat Tour de Jauv4r
1862. ' - ~
d. +. MITCHELL,
JAG cot DerxfTtne Jtstica lie P,i,
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i Mili1Aas d oalcl There are several import
ant notioss in gonr paper this morning to
wfaichWe direct attention # M ss
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THAT CoaP FAsY BESEFI We trust the
hiendz Of Mrs. lifeda Ghippendale and the play
gong nmuaisy viii bear IL mind that this lady's
1 conplimeHfasy benefit takes place tomorrow
MIGHT IN Concert Hall,8 Poydraa street And Of
this Hall we wbula state that II IL large and CONS
fpriabae, and rsesg nise1 as respectable as any
plsce III aiauseinsnt in the city. Therefore, the
fashioaable nsed have no scruples in regard 10 #.
The Maeaters, NE are told could not bs had at the
pfesent lime, ana MI hope that Concert Hall will
be visited Oh The occasion spoken Of by . crowded
and fashipnhh tory. The Histr:onie Associa-
lion are To aid Hrs. Chipp endsIe and among its
& menbsrs me many persons Of undonbted his
stfienic ADJ IA Ingomar' will be played a
ysriets Of musical gems will be sung, including
i s S Ny Il; an exceedingly Iaughable farce
" will be given All y inaIe Of The evening, which
will no doubt, III ane altogether pleasant to- those
pfeselr. Mrs. Ghippe naaIe il every way deserr-
! ing this manifestation of her friends, and we
are en- 10 see her encouraged BIZ the generous
]. people aaoDg nj ou she has made her permanent
home
SolWHEss MosRHL. The February number of
this exGe lient ziue has been placed upon our
Exchapgc Place. rs Besides weiI-exeouted iitho-
tthEHtsSts JStlS. 91tctGeT agq dar0ee,
q has yaTie q original reading matter which is
sure 70 ttsntion from the reading public.
s 4
cApHAlY III sic. We are sorry 10 see that.
Our Oh friend Morton il about to Leave is
and retarn to shmond, as it will deprive US an
hours lniss1isn nightly the more especially as
lee Mallory war illustrations are off for Rich
snoad; tsos II Ire last but two, ana to.
morrow is TIE last noon performance Of tie present
pleasing enterta inInent at the Academy. We need
scarcely suggest that every one who has not seen
If siegld go ri oncssni 70 those who lave SCENT,
II Only necessary ~ state that it closes Oh Sum
Day night 70 ins1re their presence once more.
~. Morton'a pleasing interluaes have become a
gheas 4, and Me have no doubt that crowded
VIII give him and sthe Illustrations d
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Va sl;ckEI.A n recent Washington dis
patch has alle following n 9s Ts
Secretary saIson viii 10 sworn il, To- brow,
tars Which hare blocked access d Tia War ~
gaEtmsnti sil TIC General i Once. Yes
M gave Stanton breakfast Al
Malcls 1Ssfe Senators Wade and Chandler, ana
$1,000 ss stanton said yesterday, tthe army
1 must nt,l7 powder IN the face 81 lie et,amy 4
49, mem hey shall either fight
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DIyIDESp u will be seen on reference to our
adYcrdsing columns that the Bank of Louisiana
A. lafad dividend IF five Der cent out Of
the net earning VI the past six months, which will
be payabIeson and after the first Monday in Feb
raary next md that Tie Louisiana State Bank has
declared I'M annna dividend Of seven per cent,
which swill MP pasyab IN ion The l0t. prox.
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b Clothing. Clothing.

The undersigned offer for sale at reasonable prices awe
sorted stock 0: oyERCOArs, BUSINESS COATS, FRoCK
COATS. VESTS aad WHITE SHIRTS. Also good assor.-
BOYS and YOUTHS CIO1HISG to which they in
wife the attention Of city and country buyers.
DARCY Il WHEELER, 50
jazz 2pl11 No ! Magazine street
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Eorefyaa .HNil from ytesp Orleans,
VIA TAMPICo,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.

me Undersigned now suffering in common with others the
hcohVeheces OF blockade and ercoursc with foreign
countries has by the advice and approval of L. Riddel
POSTMASTER Mt New Orleans taken all needul measures 10 as
aoish at MS own EXPENSE Mophly Mail between New O,
leans and the Mexican port of TMnpco, connect witt, the
regular British Mail Steamers touching that port
de Messgney anu P NJ. Mngr highly recommended by New
orleans merchants have been appointed and duly qualified as
mail carriers by Postmaster for this service The first mail
consisting of 1873 letters left this city on the lCh instant in
charge of Mr. Megriguey The mail will close OH tho
YIN OF November ;oStc1o at O'Clock 7. a. and will leave
new Orleans toe morning. The third mali will leave New
Orleans OF the 10Th OF December subsequently, AS soon as
proper arrangements be made regular times of deps
tn, wi llbe the 10th and 18th zach mon h. making semi
monthly mail.
Turf OF thages oufqoiny L.teys, iaentag Confederate
Postage.
Single Letters half less couple and rts rates
in proportion
10 Island OF Cuba. II
10 other W est Indies
l
Letters from abroad be received through the SAME route
The foreign Postage such Letters be prepad to Tam
pco, and they must be endorsed BY West India Mail via
Tampico care Of Postmaster at Mntanloros.n
ANTONIO COSTA,
new orleans. Oct ID, IDOL No. ID Customb olse 81.
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R. N. DAVIS, Prestent.
AUG. M0NTREUIL, Cashier.
Sworn TO and subscribed, before me, this day. January
1867
ARTHUR SAUCER,
hlo lt#3w Third Justice OF the Peace.
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q orHs yF THE Poor . Jos. ii, shan.
advstts As viii redeem shsss no,ss. IT. .Iysr.
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Fiat De IA LOUISIANA p RoIssE D'ORLEANs,a
Vile de Ia NouEella Orleans. i
Asse"nente ct .Irs pag.t moi sixpnle 1r
| ver 1852. . D. F. mitchell
| ja7 BOT Dslyar,a Justir, de p,ix
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3 ssArcy correspondent Of the New
Nofk sEliIpss, writing from camp, near, Budd's
iaarrgss The bsls On tile opposite shore
nst come down % the beach Of ~
morning and deTissvely cry out I'd our piekets the
IF she night evipus, but aequaint us
with What known ~ tone officer Of the entire
aisisioHs4 shat ~ III Ne the countersign Of the
snslisg night, The also boaat VI having, hy
means PM soantersign Travelled among our.
lines and sceftaiaed our exact locality. numbers,
ne. ~ besp, they must be familiar with our
secret AID now issued IA connection
viii n1f counteraign a. ~
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Knocks, HnptsE This popu,ar est 1, \, y.
which 81 and iocasa II 49,.
Gently row ready for Escspen 4 q,
and tssa4lrnt hesrass prepseler, Il we
keos1a n eontry lid II .es Il
0ea e q the mud he does BOT es die
nsl rhoiee sAs 10 sarlrisd Indeed e aag sa
viss 81 oa select pleasant q,issses to 60 e ile
Brpoks He asp jasfaisss Q4'Fs
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Fussftan's Cotton Press,

OPPOSITE TIE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT
We prepared 70 dIny and forward ali ire gh 70
hipment per Jackson Railroad.
ial5 2p,s WILLIAMS & FASSMAN.
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South Western ~
e * PR ES $ COM PA NY

EXPRESS FOR "FoRElGN MAIL NATTER" CON
BRITISH Sl;EAMERs. 'f',
This Company has completed arrangements the prompt
aud rapid transmission Of Mail MATTER to
. All Parts of the yyorldl
The Fifth Messenger will leave
On SATURDAY. March LIST, 1867
Should the Messenger with any difficulty owing to tho
go to Havana by
Tariff Of Charges on Outward Letters.
dicniug Confederate Postage from this city)
Single Letters half ounce to Mexico 81 co
- to tuoa .,,.......,........... i 10
10 Europe / 70
10 United Stats. ............. / 8
Letters over halt viii, charged in proportion
open letters Tor the United States will received and exam
med by committee appointed by Major. General Lowell
II approved BY said committee they will be sent forward if
not approved, they will be returned -,
Letters from abroad san be received through this Company
ley must be enclosed in envelopes directed TO the care of
the sonlhW Express Company" Havana, and the
postage to that place be prepai The express charges from
Havana nny be collected ut destination
Letters for this Express be forwarded from any mart of
the Confederaey by the Southern Express Company charges to
destination being prepaid.
Letters by mail may be enclosed with the required as
per the above tariff to care of the Express
pany, New Orleans.
For further information, apply Agents tile Southern
Express Company, in any part of the Cou!ederacy &c.,
J. J. MckEEYER, President,
e9 PIT % Camp street New Orleans. la.
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DeLEEAH coaNHRcrAL coIis No. ia CAsAL
s1a daa NJ An VIVA ~s,io psepase
fQr good business res thss
~ studsais " srria cege No Iii cansl
sss arc saegt merchants business nsa s clerks And,
sSss keepers. q 9 ~
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SrATE LOUISIANA, !
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans,
BE 1t remembered that the l4h OF Decemb 1861 before
me- the undersigned Justice OF the Peace city
aforesaid personally appeared OMEIs GAILLARD, Prssi
dent and A. sCHRElBER Secretary, of the Citizens Mutual
Insurance Company OF New Orleans who being duly sworn
according to law do depose and foregoing
areju and true and transcript the books or
the Company.
Subscribed and to in New Orleans this 18th day
December, 1851, before D..
D. F. MITCHELL
Second Justice Of the Peace for she Parish Of Orleans
Tho Bosrd OF Trustees rate
OF SIX PER CENT In cash all outstanding
certificates Of Profits the hoes thereof their
senatres and after the SECOND MONDAY of February
next Aso to de afs dividend Of twenty per per
cent? on the net earned premiums the Company for the yea,
ending o'h OF November 1851 for which certificates be
issued on anu atterthe SECOND Monday in February
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sltEESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
4 OF NEW ORLEANS
Office, corner Camp street and Commercial Place.
TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Amount OF Premiums for ten months, ending Both
Apri, iool., $40 IA
Profits for ten mouths to Both April, 1861. 25 22 ~
Tho Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend Of TtfIETY
FER CENT after paying interest the of per cent per
snnnm on al Outstanding and have resolved redeau
FUHIf FER CENT the Of 1883 payable as follows
Twenty per cent. 10th june 1851.
Twenty per cent. 9th Sept eEaber, 1861,
Scrp Certificates for the IS5 deliverable after
9Th Of August inst. "a - $500
THOMAS A.ADAMS, President .
aul ON q. W. SPRATT Secretary.
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EXPRESS FOR "FOREIGN NAIL NATTER CON
EECTING AT TAMpICo, MEXICo, WITH THE
BRITISH SI;EAMERs. ~. 'f'-. q,
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(,ITILENs, MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
~ PANY ~o-A

Inc following statement Of The affairs th Company pub
shed iii conformity to The requirements of charter
New ORLEANS Dec. l. 1851.
Amount of premiums received for the year Guiding
1n b NOYArNEer. lShl q y
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Notice.
OIL COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS,

Having arranged with the Florida OIL Company for the man
agensas and sale Of their products prepared to fill
orders from Mobile Pensacola without delay Hencef nth
full supply will be kept on hand here
Orders ecevsd for not puati1g hs cages required
will s8lla1 discretion.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
t,Ey ,,o,s
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afe pqsested NJ state THAT tho second sale Of
sar. Y VII bssa Us day at Il
"a ". precisely. szs
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D50 GROSS OF PLAYING CARDS.
FoE saie by
B.EA DRYER too,
4o ChArtrea street.