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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 5, 1862.
THE EnEbIY,s ,e.uNBOATs.


There is os gesm Of sunshine that issues the dark
clouds Of the Fort Doneson dsast the fact stated by
Gen. Pillow in his report and admitted by the enemys
accounts Of the fight that cir iron clad gunbG
agafnst the heavy gnns Of the COME .erates. RS
Inhe Fort Henry fight single shot from our batteries
disabled the gunboA Essex resulting in the killing Of fifteen
twenty 10 the Fort DoneIson fight the gunboat
all dashed together and thus protecting each others sides
Pillow says light hbore had effect what
ever upon hem hut ten.nc, columoads tirt
two pounders terribly effective or the six gun.
boa that participated In the attack Fort Dcneson
three and probably four disabled by guns
retire from the fight The enemy admissions Of this
conclusive. -
prove Of great OF course our Generals In
OF the forts defending this Mississippi above Memphis viii du
wesh h's circumstances and act the hint iron.
cad be Of the Federa disabled pon the
and The Cumberland rivers also be upon hs Ms
spp and believe they the trial should be
But as has bee shown that guns of the heav
ca'ibe effective agans, esei onated vessels I, hardly
necessary sugsest the heaviest guu in
the Mississippi forts distributing lighter ones ia field bate
RES where they be useful against the enemy nsnr and
artillery. r,glas I
The chief If not the ouy advantage the ensmy rs
at Fo Doneon except in numbers these gunboas-
raining shot and shell brave fellows 6ghng
the tHantry Defore them II sufficient number Of columb
and eavy rfed had fort to have senced
ana endered useless the gmboa early the action might
aveesn spared surrender which, while it has not dis cart
eeuosr us more real damage than
the var II we have not enough Of these heavy guns
iet ake them at ocs at tonndries plant them on
evershlu of the Msssip where they will frown down upon
the rer and be forth destruction upon floating
OF theenemy With characteristics internal ingenuity tie
Fedes hare conrved their boats that boarding party
can bescaded to death in instant with sesm We
not toHd their boats but will guns heavy eoug we can bat.
ter then to pieces We have fcsr of their sp-
proachby lsndand If there way venting by water
as the sh at Doneson shows that there tehooves at
todopt that plan defence which has already
shown be effective. ..l-., ~
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. PROFESSION AND PRACTICE.

The FIsra advance into Tennessee are appealing
to that PASSION which the strongest with and
which, tdgns others by themselves they conclude is the
s'iongestlth everybody else Thu think that argument
unsuccessful when addressed the intelligence OF the people
may be dtrely successful when address their cupidty
The report is that they selling 10 tho ~ ope a. fen
cents pmnd and bacon at sixprices from onehird
fifth of what h.y have been paying I'D ion to TITS
they are eilng their real designs by hanging white
ntr OF pee from their boa and poca:mng their nten
tions are altogether pacific.
How ia, these protestaons honest may be Judged from
the action the Government Washington which has sent
special agent to 1ennessee-one s. A. Allen accom-
their forces they advance and Charge the name
the Government, Of all the cotton that found FRO
Claiming peace moment and stealing the pro- ery the
people at another in keeping with char
"cter and policy of our willy and crafty foe ais s-" 4
Some of the people Of Tennessee half wholly dsoysl to-
he Southern mit them selves 10 be deceived by
these acts and the eneny-but no one who will
consider will fail latent obIe:t They en-
tered Kentucky with professions neutrality as towards the
people of that State and avowing their to respect
private property Yet thcy have pundered indscrunaey
and have not hesitaed tea Slaves encourage them to
run away from their masters whether masters were Fed
erass or Conederate In Missouri IL has worse
and the bandit Lame with tile express Lincoln has
gone forth with the ope1ly arowed ose waste
and destroy everything before him. They only eek to make
safe lodgmen in the country, uDg for this purpose honied
words and peaceful psoes onsaud them when secure In os
session. they put u practice all that anous policy witch
blasts the region they .i.aaso
of Africa. a-.'a
THIS cEemy smore dangerous whea protesting friend
ship than when avowpg enmy Every Southern man in
Tennessee should fear the Greeks and those bringing gifts
They the mos. precisely when conduct looks
faret and there poison the bottom of ery cup which
they to the South in the friendship They
were preparing to reinforce Fort Sumter the very they
dudng people with the idea that they TO
abandon it. In Short he who their honor hen
conflict. with their interests is deceived
as that the sun rises and sets.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
s... o.,.c oouEs,. q; oaaAssss. CIT. H4.. "a,

MS n HiIta1
= w. IT, New Orleans, Thursday, Feb. III 1867.
The Board Z ct this dny, pursuant to adjournment
Fosa I aaeiia Ro5n aDass h sss
The reading Of tho minutes motion, dispensed with.
= ''e"" - So4nRR y Assiss4sr .A11ns.sssaEs,s
III Ss's soptsa hon.
suhoFsf ,hs eosproller to saua.ts
bds and IN repair
sn T s splsDsn ssss ses Ss Z III Rss
Join E. HOLLAND, Secretary.
The following communication was read " 'Sees =
2 g. y z, :s,E rs BoARp OF Assist ALpsnsEs.l
To the tho President and Members Of tha board Il Aldermen:
are invited to concur in the fol-
authorizing the Mayor oaccep the tls in the
y sisssd 'n'
rsssaaee Rsspeenlsy 10 psy suna'y bills adopted Feb % 1859
following ,ss.ss II Is ss.s sa.
s
Yeas Msssrs De"harrss Cox, fOfsal Huckins ssh and
g ss s s9gs En- assis e a
taken Up md H. hs s bsns
s5sas e rfS
.1ss S ss
% sss ~
s NJ s Fl n I
osan.ass ss n 5sa
op,ea y she assistant isss $
s,ikg ses
lie
G %Gs hs gs ,s Inserting in h
70 susnd The T. 7 section striking ont the
tsn TSISi ,s Hs By oosse
4 b s9 I bs within or s ss months ass ss ana IN
within sx months after the Of the i
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Confederate States Of America.

HEAQuARrRRs DEPARTMENT No. l.
New Urleals Feb. "a, 1862. :
GENERAL ORDERS NO. IL
All Officers detailed their respective commands for the
pnpose of recruiting, will upon their city
meuately report in person to the Adu enera togehe,
with their authority. s- t-Fr.-.. ,. 60 %3esES
The Ma!orGenera Commanding this Department regrets tc
learn that officers In the habit cncing men already en-
listed to break tser and this has
The Of attempting induce soldiers belonging to The
Regiments and Companies the various stations around the
city TO desert their commands and accept tho bounty Ae
On ID called to the article of which declares any soldier
who Q his Company TO join smother the
vice. This will be rsdly enforced whoever
is convicted either officer private will severely punished
by command ofs
MAI. GEN. LOWELL,
j. u. PICKETT Asst. Adj. Gen'l te25 I'm
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University of Louisf q ma.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. q

The Degrees will be conferred TODAY. "wednesday
the 9th Instant upon tho who havs passed tetr
examination after the completion Of the Course of Instruction
for the Ses. ion OF lS6i-G2
Professor O. A. MOTT NJ d. will deliver an Ad ress to the
Class of Graduates. ..s -.. ...
The Honorable Board Of Administrators Of The University
of 1onsnna the Faculty Of tho Law Department. members Of
The Medica and Legal professions tho friends OF leaning and
science, and the public N.Y. respectfully invited TO
attend at o'clock M in the Medical College, Uniyer sty
OF Louisiana on Common street, between Ba onne and Dry
AIDES streets. a Hr.r ..a'
The Museum will be open to visitors The ceremonies Of
the day. THOMAS HUNT NJ D..
rn5 2plt Dean of tn. Facuty
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To Bakers.

MAYORAiTY OF NEW ORLEANS }
CITY HALDyAIarch l, 1862,
:, ~ To Bakers - The price OF suRerfine
Flour being this day thirteen dours HLh ha-S3 50 per
barrel bakers required during the ensuing week
commencing on MONDAY, Sd inst, follows. viz Second
quality, or 40. 2:
Forty ounces OF hread for 20 cents
Twenty ounces of bread Tor 10 cents --sr. ..5 +--
Ten ounces OF bread for cents. -
The lotves of the third quality. No 5, must weigh
eighth more-thai is TO say:
The 70 cent onves, forty y.fy eounces.
The 10 cent oavcs, twenty-five OUNCES;
The s cent lonvcs. eleven
N. b. Bread of First Quality Fancy Bread must be
madc of Extra -four and the lonye shall exceed n weight
pound, and shall BE- made baked stamped require
by ordinance No. 51S9.
d. IT JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
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The BLuNDERs IN THE Wssr--soeak;no ~ A..
military blunden in the III eat1 fa Hatol. riss

Ihe.e has certainly been criminal blunders ar sb.r
~ bi I q .s m.nas enr Of military oprrstions
IN " Is no na 70 paae the errors and feiies a.
or ssennsts and ges, .ess Of
eatiss me the crimes bunders pernstraei Tat ~
rresiden shows these sentiments Indignation NAV bc s
M naa Whie he only rnving
lender without effort to cut tosir Way Ihrs
haye been their nnners md
MAKE Juncture with other divisions Of aur army
Lei nm make clean Of ncapabies and the coun
brought y ssFA 80 eeoos tAsS nkFo
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HfsloP, OF New York, aged 81 years - - - = -
us friends and acuainances and those Of his brother
law Ar Milf nberg. invited to attend his funeral This
Afternoon at o'clock, from No. 2Ie Royal street.
On Tuesday morning. the 4th Instant at O'clock Miss
BhiDGET CARROLL, native Of county Ne a,h Ireland.
Sg d 10 yeas. = '..'e - = S '
Her funeral viii take place This Morning. 10 O'Clock from
the residence of her bro,hern law T. F. McGue No. Is
Ad lie street, near Tchoupt ,ulas. Fourth District The
friends and ac4uantauces of the family respectfully
invited 10 attenI without further notics E.s-L :.
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aS We received no papers yesterday frol
either Richmond or Memphis.


:
r7 PARISH IRIsoS, New ORLEANS, karch T. 1862
Eaor LtsratIt respectful suGgeste TO ron 70,
mention m Your there large of strong
abletotcd confined In the prison m u. oen
who would be glad enlist foy war hs chance Is
offered Them All courts have probably not
mst again until the Is over and t1es have 10
lie here while The country needs their servces There
number of ere sentenced various short mpris
onmet who released by the Governor gladly enlist,
Your daily ming with stirring appeals ders
eop & str9ng ,h9 in and patriotism
y zs5s ~. Respecfn ~, = ~, A PRISONER.
We pub'ish the above according requcs
it does any good, shall be more than Sat sled "
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SPECIFICATIONS Fo;e THE CONTRACT
:, 'or a'cl'n. and kreni in repair the bridge across the
The igH >hll lie dol irered to hs in wacver
cotd9n \ may Le found Oh the cay Of delivery by the ely
the sail delivery, to- make all remi necessary the same
sS pAs Ts FsR as ss s s%
aba,men h.rso @t,slsd !" good o,.er and sono ion
1;d:e, p"ttor Me- Se' in complete good orter and con-
The contractor shall be hoard to keen constantly u attend
ance during day and .isLt. the rlni-ie nuher of hands
sn . ss s iH hs all ali S os ea as Be "SS
tacklr as well all oil and "hs materials which may be re
An damages VII ch may raid bridge platforms, A..
rspaifel and aid for BY the si'd contractor.
each and every negect Of duty said fine to aimed by
Comptroller ont of any of the y payments be nade
Good and solvent lily the sum of two thousand dol
aT sh Be REQUIRED from he contractor to guarantee The
Payments be made mohls the certificate Street
o snng m thu The s2nt,aetor ; ny
the nc city % n IL nn &c per cent 9f The
tractor nal if ate slon the bridge platforms &C..
the same Shall be fersed The ae Of the City,
The shall be aiucatel for years.
i is wei understood maj Of .nre by the con:
sh Or or IN sas III s %
with The which the being execnted, the Com
utsiSs a" i
tine Cy Code md without nIaIs1E 10 e9urt Justice
e %
hs 70. or not 5 "a C hl M a%e r9 in m
have for part Of The done by him the
Ct @ ss f"S ss' a @ at | f assey
5 we Sl @ e, s n s be sa ss b. Sen
sodo to pay unto tho cy ali loss difference betwstn tie
price witch ,e contract,r originals to perform,
M. s e -sp b per stnr t"' The ssS whole work complete
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NEW INFIKAfAkf.
D R. r E Y N q L D S ,

DIR. REYN Ids, '9-
THE UNRlVALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform his friends and the public has rented
and completely fitted mp 1nfrmary the spacous and Gle
giant mansion 10 Baronne street. between
Streets he will devote all his attention
Of CANCERS in their Scaiu Heads White Swell
lings and Ulcers Of every description.
lie refers with pleasure the annexed certificate
MADAM A. C1IApPEIIA we'll known and highly respect
able luiy of This city; =r- r'
cnpy Of CerGcate,l
, NEW ORLEANS, Oct. II, 1861.
This certify TIM the undersigned resident city
New Orleans number Of years, and residing No
252 Erso street, had been for long time afflicted with Can
Ger in breast In e.der to have it removed the under.
signed applied Dr. Warren stone who operated II three
different times without efecng cilre Subsequently, ap.
piled to DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment the Cancer
checnaly removed and perfect cnre made. take
This means doing justice to Dr. Reynolds and
Others similarly sc;ed avail themselves of his valuable
services. . - .. "-.- I.
NIL tt tsrIr s. A. CHAPPEIL.
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Proclamation.

MAYDRAI!TY OF NEW ORLEANS
ClIY HALL, March |, 1852 )
IN conformity with resolution adopted by the Comm Co
Gill JOHN T. MONROE Mayot OF the city of New Orleans
do hereby notice that
indiyduah will be NIL wed parade the of the city
New Orleans ESDAY, the 4 day Of March, 1862 the
same being Marli, ,Gras.
The members Of the Police force will take to enforce the
above order strictly
m3 Y JOHN T, MONROE Mayor.
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The CoMAoS GouscIE or NEW OH, M ~.

precesdingso of the iat meeting Of hi. ht a.
~ ING. ana cnaraeterzd y highoned paotsus nnd s.I
soa sssns 10 sy .bs 70. s oa.. sss
Ten Besnrsgards call troops Tie city so 81. e
me nscsssares Of life to the suiles 81 IN
Psses g en eos sa, s, gss
e sons fnpr y closed er ins.sSs ~ ~ n
ss,e 81 ~ ~ As,sscsns s which SsSs such
Pas psrsh and ssss Win ~ or
snd n rsneM sap,Se as 9.psss 81
ever the future demands they wifi "a M ch. 49, Nncn
mere mere = 5nt le time to about fas mei,sse. s
sns poss n fearful destiny Il oar sss
lone 10 sns = our me m Ay an sossasE Is
~. " our CIT 2enx to the caaa S
,xs ,nes ~ Tasr sna pa,riotsm Jury AXE ts
every obstacle and In ho pa n onth
o. every man In this commdJ who ID able 10 - mo ia
hiiteer service. Baton Rouge Adyac. .fe va
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AH HAND AND FOR SAI.E--TER oELEBRATED
" McChesney Psunt Washing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to ba
seen j. Waterman b,e q the eo,4sr q Magazine and
No. - y Charles and nj my shop, Of Lasays
ind Basin strcst, New OTleans.
jy1&y ~, ,DAV0HARft.
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Rnttatt0ss 1V'ashi,egt0ss .1,'ftfIe,'a
PROVISIONAL ARMY, G. s.

II is designed to increase the and file Conua
ae3 Of h Battalion in the Held In Yrgina the
provided bylaw, with Augment the number Of
to twenty four making Hli the Batteries six gun batteries.
Gentlemen desirous Of ling Themselves OF this opportunity
of joining th command be enlisted for the
make .ppcati in writing with nAme deuce place Of
Birth height and references addressed tile undersigned
AT No. ~ Camp seet, which application will be refer
Board Of Officers Of tho Bait l9n here recruiting,
vice. r ~ -st r
Bounty of FIFTY DOLLARS In cash will be paid 10 each
recruit, upon being mustered Ito service
Transportation and cloth ng will a-0 be furnished
J. b. WALTON, Ma or Conllutliine,
fe26 2ptf and Chief of Artillery Ist Corps A. p.
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VOLUME XIV.
Attention. Sharp Shooters I

Let the people OF LonHana know that Coumbn. is TIM
proper place to defend their Slate and rights
All cz ms who wish to respond 10 tho above CALL viii
report themselves at the Merchants and Auctiouees Ex
charge, THIS EVENING, a. o'clock. ms 2pi,s
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ORLEANS Light HoRsE.--This fine organization
under command OF Capt Leeds has responded 10 the call
Gen. Beauregard and is ready for active service They
wi few MEMBERS and as ibis Is sost de- able Of
the SERVICE these who wish to should apply at
the headquarters, No lls Common street. The Orleans M ht
Guard gsllant body en with officers whom II would he
pleasure with, and lavo doubt The necessary
number MI The company will be quickly obtained See the
sdverisenc ent In our solurrn of Military Notices"
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YufaI SNttlliqente.

MARDr-GRAs.-Y Yesterday passed of with quiet
on the street rcvclry orintoxcaop by III.
absence of all SET ious from police records
| MILITARY PARADE.-This morning. at O'Clock
the Third Brigade Militia Pcsdas stree, TO,
review AS of the troops in this Brigade well drilled
a good parade may be expected
CONFEDERATE DIS REspoNsE.-The company
which Co. D. Conf derae Guards has recently getting up
such lioe al terms is already formed Is ocered
lows: Capt. F. H. Clack First Lieutenant A. W. Hyatt
Second Lieuenan, NJ Bonner Third Lieutenant J. ".
Haree There was oHnd TO be surplus 6l tho roll
Such company. with such off must do effective Vice.
FREE MARKET.-The transactions yesterday at
this institution follows Families supplied 1861 dis
tibnei bulocks 1871 bush, meal bb sug 9l sacks
poatoe bbl mackerel boxes Goldfish, OO ,ges
bunches lecks $50 do carrots sacks init 25 oaves bread
Is molasses u bbs nrnps 20l pumpkins and bbs
beef. ~ a,o- 81 e.3rssnr "a 81 .-s.a 77'7. :
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-This Board met last eve.
ming, Mr.. pelabarre in the chair ..su deg = fss zg
va a A was IS seesea @ isom me Mayor stating That there
such destitute condition that they had been
asylums that no funds in the hands of the Gommi
OF the Free Gift Lottery and R he recommends the Connc
nuke provision for them Referred Finance Committee
The City Trea irer sent communication stating that OF this
500 900 OF city bills ordered 2Gs6 Of the amount had been
issued - F-s - -El % .FEt tE--, -=s' F 'F-e =
Tho then adjourned till Thursday next at 61s O'Clock
p NJ. '''
BOARD OF. ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.--This Board
having quorum adjourned Thursday ut 6 o'clock
- RECORDER EMERsoN's+ CouRr.---Jas. Keogh for
assanling Gathering Dagger and beating her with his fist,
time sincs bail appear on the 2l,t inst for trial
Myer ahu charged with ASSAULT with intent to kill, the
person OF Sarah Volt Is to appear the same day.
Mills is also under oaii to appear the day.
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ag"sIerrins's Patent champion Fire ant
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos and u street New Or
leans. --.. -.....,s - ~ 1pE
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Dispatch from Gen. Bcnuregarh.
JACKSON TENN, FEB g 1882
To Gov Ttos q. Moore: " ~
viii cccpt all good equipped troop. act Of 2ls, August
that will offer, and for NINETY DAYS.
Let the people of Louisiana undersa that here 10 the proper
place to defend Louisiana.
mi 2pf CT BEAUREGARD
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 5, 1862.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AAYORAITY OF NEW ORLEANS, )
City Hall, March 5, 1892.

.ss ~ aAyoEALTy tI,y Of, oE NEW M ORLEANS,
Common Council Gy u III hs es saIf q w. 81 Orleans
s!5s Ns e.. Ss.Sl ss5:! be and he ...e,, an
Rs 9
e Ms5s9 1ss s he ss i a
Be- be ed s S n
nor fer !, hs hsne. Of the ely before tho
'hereoi N their respective districts,
ls'sn.a, President y H;s|s|as, aldermen
Approved March R5ssdsnt ss pro tem Board Of Aldermen
ml-s. LsIgnsdJ JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor.
R,e,d That The Msyor be and is hereby authorized to
the s 1 Ss IN ns @ sy Of
and 'a
fsf y at q" @ .s EssaS ssn
for The use sIxnssS f ,s S"e schools SIaiSsf
is,,n.a President Besrdot aSss!snt Aldermen. y 4
President pSe ,, nBaAsahnG Bessd i aissrmen.
MI 81 : T tsianedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
Reoe That the Comp warrant on the Treasurer in
paymcn. the following bills duly examined and approves
". The city Of New Orleans to the State Of Louisiana for
elections as per act Of
J. Ad. Roster services member Of Central Board s
pf 9fs5 Gomps;ioners p me quarter ending 3st December
Avso ssrsices as member Of Genial o.rd sSz "
aHS bs ST. s3apf a oI 5"nf a S
# Fls;S si; S 10, 10, ~
4 ii 'ss ss sSs Work House IL i
Public ....:........ "a 90
'as Il ssaaS il i he ssf
isisnedi j. Ms1Gi0NI,' 10 '"
sgnsa President reaIa F + A,ii5spt hh1ssrmen
President pro tenl Board of Aldermen,
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warren county, including the city of vicksburg,
VIII soon have twenty-five companies in the Geld ont Of ayo
Ing population Of only about thifteea hundred 5, 81
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RS- Candidate for Mayor. Irrespective 0i
Party, VICTOR WILTz, OF the Second District
See Grescent of 29t SOt als Junuapy f2 2pto
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7 MEBICAL Z UIfFI5F,--V y chuVIo W TT '-f
another column notification ta degrees will he to-day con
e red, op sdcal The comsins an invita- ion
Ito lie pnbc to attend gives idea OF the more Interesting
Il, tents which arc to tEau,pre the OCCASION
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.ATnsy OUerCOnts.

800 LONG OVERCOATS suitable FOR Officers Soldiers.
For sale by
L. W. LYONS Il CO.,
ms 2p3t corner St. Charles and Common srfe.s
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MILITARY NoTICEs.-We refer our readers to i'm
portant mill ary orders which will be found
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a8 Mcssrs. w. n. Adams, w. M. Sempie
aud vanIon have my full power Of attorney per
passed before W IL Peters, Esq. Notary Public.
MIA 1911 .-N r5-s 10 NIXON
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

g 5glNo. 6352.1 EF ~ aEH l.
BUDGET Of probable Receipts Expendituesof the city
e-S New Orleans for the year 1852 81
eari That mpliance with Section No " Of tho City
Charter the following estimate OF liabilities and expenditures
ots city Of New Orleans for the 1862 be ard the is