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BURKE ON SLAVERY AND TIE SOUTHERN CHAR.
AcrER.We give below, the Charleston gouer often
quoted tribute of the celebrated Edmund Burke the Southern
character owing Its elevation TO the slave clement South
domestic policy, consequence of which "the haugh
Of domination combines with the spirit of freedom for
es ald rcndcra 1t invncibe" In this appreciation of
Southern people, the Cavaliers of Virginia. and the Hnsuenots
and other iodomae spirits ofe Carona Burke shows that
he probe subject and drew his conclusions from Abe depths
Of profound philosophy All that have to do Wind cate
his sulogy regiousy to worship that liberty of
which Northern foes daily sabbrg in Its vitas and to
cntin:c sluvcs' without being sayes"
Sc
IN Virginia md the Carainas they have yast multitude Of
who by far the most ianons Of their freedom
dem them Is only enjoyment, Int kind o.
rank and pIvi Not seeing there that fIcedon as In
countries where 1t common blessing and as broad gen
enl be united with much aoject TOLL with great
misery al the srior Of Seretnde Liberty looks
them like sonelbng noble and liberal do cot it
On nmend superior aliy Of this sentiment which has n
least much pride virtue 10 but al the
Of The fact and the people Of the Southern cslo
much more strongly nd with higher AMI much mor
ward Such all iho ancient Csmmonweals such
our such in days the Poles
will be n masters slaves who slaves themselves
such people, the aughtinoss OF domination cambnes
fhc spirit freedom forhes it, and readers II nynchle.
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A Card.

Certain parties suspected to bc those upon
criminal charge for embezs'emsn committed while in the
employ OF the In Adams Express Company being unable
cuate their ISLANDERS through PARTON Of the press city,
have eneavored to nure the Southern Express Company
mysef by publishing in circular orm charges against
The Southern Express Co. in its services the ConEederacy
needs defence my hands, and only sny with refer
yse that during my residence about five years in
the South my conduct has been to need no retu
taon OF the absurd charges contained anony cir
cHlGrs Of sanderers.
fc2l J. +. McKEEVER
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Battaltoss FT'ashssegt0ss. .1rfitleyy.
PROVISIONAL ARMY, G, s.

1t Is designed 10 Increase The rank Of the opr GoInpa
mics of this Battalion, field in Virginia TO the
mum provided By law, with view to augment
guns 10 twenyfour making all The Bateos gun
Gentlemen desrous of awaiting themselves OF this opportunity
OF Joining hit command to be enlisted the war
may make applicant in writing with nanc idcee place
b age, height and references addressed
at No. ~ Camp street, Which application will he to
Board Of Officers of the Batlon hero Oh recruiting ser
vice. ,iy
Bounty Of FIFTY DOLLARS in cash will be maid 10 each
recruit, upon being mustered into scr vice.
Transportation and clothing will also be furnished.
j, B. WALTON, MAJOR Commanding,
feB 2pa -and Chief Of Artillery 1st Corps A. P.
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From PBssAcoLA.-The correspondent of the

FROM PENsACoLA.-'Che correspondent OF the
Mobile Advertiser wri,es $ follows: s
PEs:AcoLA Feb Five having delightful weather and
have ,st received Of the elton or
pair. the niroad between this cty and Montgomery Tbs
+, .uar schedule resumes to morrow. sg.sz5
Iereis yery j,tlsnews here. Twelve fte guns
heard this the direction of he light houses supposed
10 bs 4 me OF our light artillery precei Z.
No change iu tie feet outside sincs my last. ~
Yesterday morning mad quite abow Just about daylight
commencing the south and ending at tbs north No
damage quence done in hs city, but the
seis outside rolled heavy several hours afterwards
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FREMONT TO Go TO TEXAS. special Washing.
ton dispatch Fea. 49, to til, New York Tribune says:
probable that important in Texas will bs in.
trusted Cen Fremon and that for obvious fitness
the troops assigned to him will be exclusively Germans
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TALK ON CHANGE

The good feeling which talked of in last continued
yesterday There transactions beyond the
usual routine for breadstr for daily consumption The
"a'oh 81 Columbus commented and many opinions
pressed pro and As of our army in that
section are under the management Of the greatest General
the age confidence in the future is hourly growing stronger
ana many Of tho elongated vhagas of Inst
erVhoe Yesterday The wther that could be desired
for making for the departure our volunteers
Tor the seat of war; They araied themselves OF It, The flags
were thonged the entire day with squads single soldiers
making preparations nkhg leave of relatives friends and
qlanccs There is thing which We desire call to the
attention of banks, bankers and brokers' Wn soldier
with his knasark and accontremens on calls counter OF
The banks and desires the tlrer change fer five dollar
note iust give it to him We do think You will imposed
on There is abundance Of small change in the
banks and the ing requirements volunteers our
who want little change ought 10 b. to- We
know that two or three of or banks will with the
dnliy, comply with .geson, It suseess for my bank
icer reply request of this nature that he cannot
grant it.
There tnlk that of the enemy's vessels attempt
ed the the mouth of the three days
since The he river very rapid the forts
and the passes supposed the mud Jumps making their
annual visit and huks could now eT,ctually close
up tbs channels
There inquiry in regard TO the quantity tobacco
in the warehouses in our city belonging TO- supposed TO be
owned by the French Govennen. much or he it little
it will never leave the port of New Orleans mil the
is raed and the talk is If contingencies arise it will
leave ALL Tho sock of tobacco market is about
sixteen thousand hogshends 1t nm article very readily
placed combat will not rcauc the torch to prevent
lis leaving the port We have simply open the
DOORS roll the tobacco 10 tie evee and ask the father OF
it, and Mr. Napoleon Third fish his tobacco
out of the mississippi. '
We received Yesterday letter from Ive,,o dated IN,
November last l. must have come nv way of the moop
there few nights since Old the letter is
it contains confirmed remark II says that England and
France appea deterind not 10 with tie bockle
the cotton oesion John Bull is very sore ad N,nn,.on
don't like the Orleans Princes being commissioned in
amyu Further on our correspondent SAYS that Iucon,s
SPY system is carried to M Infamous extent here in
snd in London Is shocking to think of what and v whom
this dusardy work is done
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Messrs, Gardner Smith 4 Co. will sell this day,

at 70 orsra nj the Merchants and Auconeere ES'hange,
two we'll finished and comfortable hones on Basin street, he
tween ,irn, isr l PtIdtG streets. AJ, several rharc
>.usres in the rclr Second and Third Districts. Fall
ptrticnArs at sale.
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Committee of Public safety.
PROPOSALS FOR THE SALE OF CITY BONDS.

litofosAlHS FOX THE SALE OF CITY BONDS.
In obedience with resolution adopted by this Committee
lis session Of the h instant proposals will be by tia
Undersigned tF,ance Ce,,m;tee) until TUESDAY NEXT
the llth instant at II o'clock NJ for The purchase Of ONE
MILLION DOLLARS or CITY BONDS issued In coll-
for ay with Ordinance No 59io, herewith subj lined F " .
The Committee reserve III, right of rejecting nny or all
bids.
Proposals must DO add essed Final, &C Committee Of
the "C"niltes Of Public Safety md lcf, at the Bank ot
I.ousanI.
In. MARKS, Chairman.
A. d. KELLY,
..z L. F. GENERES,Tr.r> 8,
NJ. MUssON, N
w1LHELNus BoGARr,
r. NJ. DAVIS
G. LEROY.
mo. 59I9.l
% ha nhe s % M ss city N es a % sns
| % Ss v" S s only
as and anps means should Be placed at s disposition of tie
teen OF the city Of Nsw Orleans and apnroachs
Eo,e,n 1hn he n. M.yor Of III, city Of New osan, be s
s aud G"a BY he Of civ M y m Iy9r , Of M M
sum Of one nioa Of RS, In sums Of fifty one hundred
M ss Es n
Years inclusive and bs.,ng interest COUPONS at the rate Of
bs especially pledged ffty per Snnun Of the
of New Orleans which fund shall be invested such
Ms Inc Finance Committees ol the Common Council from
time to time direct md report to the Common cour Gil their
action thereon.
Ro,pe7, That sl be the duty Common Cornell
10 provide In the month of Jhanhry Of each and
boIds and
De J~,h Re,eeea, Tia. the chsrrnen Of the Finance
Conmitte OF the ComIon Council be and they he eby
y authorized and empowered to pay the said bonds to
tho Coun'tee Public Safety appon ed by tile Common
Council Of the city Of Ne OIleans pcr resolution No $3.50
approved 9Th brary 1862 such they may require
id @ o lie ";s ees fvhs"; IL c is
approaches.
lsignedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl S. r. DEIABARRE,
. - President pro tenn Board OF Aldermen.
Approved March 8, 1862
mf 81 Signedl JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor
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h8~ Candidate for Mayor, Irrespective OF
Party, VICTOR WIi.Tz Of the Second District
Of the 29h s0h and 3ls Jnnn,.y feel 2pe
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b MnrAnY.-Very important military notices from
Gov oo,e other sources, will be fonnd in columns
this mnnipg.
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a8"EEerriaig's Entens Champion Fire and
hans. Setf
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A FEDERAL KILLED AT SHIP IsLAND.-Th The Ma.
tonu Inelserce says that Capt. Marcy, commanding the
vncennes Ship Island killed some time while firing
agun vessel attempting to the Blockade He
Of the late Secretary of Staie Es,-
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Gen. uuger, commander of our forces at Norfolk
has issued general order directing that all 'bars drnkpl
shops or other places where liquor retaed, be meate,
nl rs
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r. SEVENTH Lou1s1ANA.-Company e of this gal.
Ia regiment which distinguished itself ut Manassas adyer
ii "a elsewhere for n few more men,
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-------------~S . os--------~----
Dispatch from Gen. BenureGard.

JACEsos, Tenn, Feo %, 1852
To Gov Ttos. o. Moore
Will accept all good equipped troops under 2ls August
that will offer, and for NINETY DAYS.
Let the people Of Louisiana undcsa that here is the proper
place TO defend Louisiana.
MI 2nf @ REAItREa
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TO- NJessrs. w. Il. Adams. w. nj. Semple
AID T. D. Vanorn have my full power OF attorney per
passed before W. II. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary ruthc.
MA J. O. NIXON
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ss5- Lieut., Wise will take letters to the 18th
Regiment Leave them IFS Caione street to-day
He starts Tomorrow. ..... o..
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TIE SOUTHERN INDEPENDENT AssocIANIoS meets
IA 1 I a, dock lhis evening at LN ceum DALI
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MAYORALTY---OFFICIAL.

Common Council Hy # IL Lja ~ TsTf q ~ s S;isps
Tint s Honor ,hs Mayor be and he isereSy
masasTsds procession indivdaaIs allowed
% Il &C. @ s.s sss fw 9s I'd @ IN
PERSONS found IL the streets of mi. city in dissni any
M s
s e IN nh s sfHs e s a: y any Of the
l'sasa 's'sa.,, President @ftS A
March 3 rsssdsn' sss pro en Board of Aldermen
mi St Lsgnedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
Reo,sa Asyol be and is hereby .tor,asa to
live q eas "si SS ios Hs Of &
s d * aa
b. b. Edwsr Ed ShM to " s. said l Of ground being
''F the ''i & S public schools Of s Fo"h District
stsnsa, President H?4rfo Afs"sn
mist lssnedJ JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
mo. 5s47.J
pa en 81 De an hs & d Ts',sn on s I
s, The city of New Orleans the State for
npPoyed p Mar r yS eec0 as per act of legislature
j. AZ. Eo5er. services memSer Of Central Board
Il 5 Somf IN 1 fop s as ending st go 20
A: Avirio s.S;ess az renber Of Genial Bo'rd
sas bss ST. 5 s9sFf @ o9 1Gf s 1 s
his ssi.; FGr5 @ 6sict G?4r 10 n 'o' o.
Fl e ae% House 5i 55
s' 81: moS'5 4 nsas Sasq' tz ssfi P;fs @
,s,.a.,, President Board q Assistant Aldermen.
Approved A r March ISL ~ " ,'s,'''''
mo. 594s.l
to q: ia payment Of The loving bls
d d. Nm Y ~ Ansek hns tor ny for s! 81
months, 81, '''' u ''' 'N'''"''' '"o
,,,,, Presiden. Board Of Assistant Alderusen.
s's"s' President po E r f. pssaAdFARKss sJald q Aldermen
Approved hI s An;G sl.s, 5 lSe2 o,rx wonsor nanor
mo. 595O.l
appoPasa 70 nnio m md eap such companies batio
service ,e nusit < s!en .as
said appropriation dsourseI under the observation-disclosures
I'D direction of the Finance Committees Of The Common
ssnea President BSar = Of ,h, Ai.,s1@1 i1He'"on
Approved March , rsss.ae" isss pro 's bo''d Of Aldermen
mi St lsignedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor &.
No. 5951] H
Whereas that in consequence Of The existing WAL the su-
con Of The Ps Of crle m have aourned lheir sneS
and
where's The citizens o. the Parish of ore,ns deeply in
eresed in the closing OF The justices OF the courts
wherein they interested han higher cnlrts
where tie man is s to the oppression and rle
rich one be il, therefore,
Rsolrat That the Common Council of the city Of Orleans
do hereby recommend the several JHstices Of the Peace the
Parish of Orleans to close their during the tbs
adjonrnme,t Of the Snpr, and District Co,rts :
tSgnedl ]. MAGIONI 'r
President BnRrd of Assistant Aldermen.
lSgnedl $. p. nELABARRE
President pro tea. Board of Aldermen,
Approved Marcn 3. 1852 -
(ssned JOHN T. MONROE, iayor
lrne copy
mi St TIIEO. MARKS, Secretary,
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jyl3 7pEW
EGSsassa BIRD,

SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL 7. IA AELoR) IMPORTER or
Is ss. FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.,
Nos. I3 and is Royal street,
Has large supply Of the celebrated CREME DE
BOUzY in quarts and pnts aso, other brands
Wis: CHARLES HEIDSEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
MENTIER, and other brands of inferior quality have
largo Sherres, AMONrII
LADO TOPAZ. SIERRA GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON
ANCHOR sHEERIES-. .lS53-sOUTHSIDB MADEIRA, o.
direct importation other Maeras of lower grade. Superb
Tho celebrated sAEARAC Observation-Disclosures 1895 l7ss,
1902 and I805a large supply aways band. All grades
CI.ARET and WHITE WINES, in glass ard wood Wills
KYsscotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whis
kys SCOTCH ALE and % RTER in pn,s ndquarta Coz
DIALs, etc. Ny the beat WINES which
will be sold other housan tho city
S$ AARON BIRD,
AIS 2ply Nos. Is and Il Royal street.
CRESCENT CITY .=-.,.
&3 Steam Sugar Refinery.
I " DOUBLE REFINED
CRUSHED,
~ POWDERED,
GRADUATED and
FL .' CLARIFIED
# Sugars, EEolasscs and syrups.
Equal To any made in the North.
u.. ~ IT, A. THOMSON Il CO.,
Jazz 6m 4s Tchonpitouas street.
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WASHINGTON ARTILLERY.--Members are else
where nocd this morning TO be mustered into active
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Redemption or Ctty Rot,as.

OFFICE OF THE CORNERSTONE ERs OF THE CoSsoL1pATED)
DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS
New Orltnls, Feb 10, 1852
Notice hereby given that ling the 37h Section
an Act OF the Legislature Of the State of Jou.sra entitled ~
Act to Consolidate the City Of New Orleans Provide for
the Government and Administration of its Affairs" approved
Fonruary 49, 1851 scaled proposals will be tlr sau
to 'e city bonds issued according to the foregoing 10 tbs
amount Of two hundred thousand dollars until the 18Th day
March, 1862, at u o'clock NJ.
Proposals to be addressed 10 o. DgBuYs Secretary
dorsed Proposals for the sale of Bonds.''
JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
CHAs. W. CGLBERTSoN, Comptroller
ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
+. s. Willy,
Chairman Finance Committee Ronrd of Aldermen
J. B. LEEFE,
Chairman Finance Committee Board Assistant Aldermen
te9 2ptm26 o. DEBUYs, Secretary
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<sse. Ii IL 90 KS III o u s f.,
I'LL Nos. l2s and ls0 CAMP STREET,

Adjoining Odd Felows' Hail, New Orleans.
This House, conveniently and peaanty situated rohth on
Lafayette Square, which has been recently greatly enlarged
improved open for the reception OF permanent or
transient Boarders. ,
Large airy rooms suitable for families with boar can be
secured ~. ia8l 3m&W
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At last accounts, wood was selling in Washing
ton al $2J cord
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Headquarters Louisiana Troops.

Headquarters Louisiana Troops.
MAJOR GESERAi's OFFICE.
New Orleans, March g. isGa.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 1871
Where nbmber of Volunteer OF Militia Company may
Sire respond the call .f Gen Peaurs gard join him fer
acye service in ha field he sha be permitted resign
position in said Company, his satisfying l1 commanding
officer lha' 1t is bona hds his Intention Immediately t. enlist in
Company That is preparing to the call and being
satisfied that sEch Is the ,he commanding place
obstacle in The way of his joining Ccmp.ny for active
service.
By order Of
JOHN l.. LEWIS,
Major CieneIal Commanding.
A. j. WAGNER, Aid, ma 2,3f
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M RS. AIsDLE
1913 CARoNDELET STREET,

ly3 c r o N d Z q T 5 II f f T
Between Grod and Julia Streets
In returning thanks liberal patronage extended to her in
her profession Midwife the LIST fourteen years begs leave
inf her city and country that she has made
receive ladies her residence to be
fined, on the most reasonable terms. MIG ly
GDLE AGENCY STACKER IRON WORKS,
- TENNESSEEF Fraul aud after the first Of January,
1862 owing the advance in labor and additional expenses Of
transportation the price Sugar Kettles rae Bars and
mace Months, will rule rs follows:
Sugar Kettles from sc 81 rs nGb AZ to G6
inches 81 50 inch T. al inches 81 Is nr
Mouths sd $40 and S5 according to sa. Gal Bars
per pound.
Il, +. LASIiIEBEUVRE,
C:lnmisSioh Merchant, No. II Union street.
P5~Terms, Cash sel2 If
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HOES. See advertisement of f. White 4 Co.
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FIRE.-About 2 o'clock yesterday morning fire
broke ont grocery the Of Rampant and Ulsunes
streets which consumed premises
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Omcinl-By the Governor.

oH1cfhl-by inc Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, ]
ADJUrASr-G EERRAL'S OFFICE, )
,r,,- -. , New Orleans, March. 6, 1852.
1.-The foo Eins Rgades will be held rtadine
prepared for active service ren.su places
commanders thereof may select VI:
The I'd Brigade Volunteer Troop' Brgadcr General s. NJ.
Wes'more commanding, OH SATURDAY, the 9th day Of
Mrrch 1862. n. o'clock A. n.
The 4th Brigade Louisiana Militia, Brgadier General L. A.
Charbonne, commanding. TUESDAY, the Ilth day Of
Mach At 10 o'clock 4. N.
Ii-The Big sdorCensras will report Their comma ts t.,
Major General John Il Lewt Gamma ldIng State Militia on
the day and hour appointed.
III Major Gen -ral John H. Lewis, Commanding the Mill in
of the State Is ,pecny charged wi lhs execution Of til.
der AID Will canse muster rolls OF companies he
to this dcpnr ment.
By or 'er Gf
THOS. O. NO 1RE
Governor ard 9 .mmnnde r in Chief.
~ GEIHor, Al,1ant and In pcc.or General. mt 2pst
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s~.s,r- -,=--z=st,z-- MISSISSIPPI AND TEN.
ssaE fgasss@S ~ NEssEE RAILROAD.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.


FIFTY-THREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR
HOURS TIME SAVED.
Travellers going FROM Now Orleans to Memphis Humbolt,
Clarksve Nashville Tenn, and Columbus and Bowling
Green, KY, will save
FOUR HOURS IN TIME AND TIFTYTHREE MILES IN
DISTANCE
By buying tickets to Memphis the Mississippi
Railroad.
Alsa points the Mississippi river above Memphis
points Arkansas the line Of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad, for the interior OF the State.
NAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave tho New Or.
leanp jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot daily at
A. NJ and arrive at Grenada at o A. NJ and at Memphis n,
A. NJ connecting with trains the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road arriving at Nashville nj II p M the evening.
A Daily lime Of STEAMBOATS, leaves the wharf nj Mem.
pills for points tho ssissipp! river far nes Fort Pill
iow New Madrid and Columbus, KY
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS sl4 40.
Be sure to ask for Tickets Mississippi Tennessee
Railroad to Memphis.
NILES MERIWETHER,
i, Chief Engineer and General Superintendent.
=. S. RICHARDS General Traffic Agent. d5n
NWhhL PAPER. ......NVALL PAPER.
]. J.. Ev E 3 8,
.63 Chartres street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer French and American Pa
PER HANGlNGs Borders Corners Oaks and Marbles
sr;t variety.
-ParcnIar attention psd to all work in bis line dlf y
HoEs- 700 DOZEN
FLOWS $50 Assorted
For sale by yosE WEST,
ms st ll9 and III Magazine street.
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RH HAND AND FOR sALE-THE CELEBRATED
~ Mct.hvsnay Washing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "
J. Waterman Bo al the corGer Of Magazine and
Conaon aui ri the Atshaue5 anl Dealers GHoanGs
IYta.~ J y oAt8f1GHTg.
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Isss COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND f.ASD
sale niH from An e on 'le Jackson Railroad.
kl Tract of Land of l'J lIou containing parlor
dining room rooms, attic kitchen ononses, and stables
for horeS he Dupessis property: ate retreat
for family in these rnu9lon times nni with few repairS
ue mals comfortable Price, Sf,51D, cash, Con eder
notes, obc,hd cash baauce with per CENT to suit
purchaser, Call on premises. Amitc Sutton.
GARDNER SMITH 4 CO.,
fa0 No 81 LnnrInn
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MAYORALTY---OFFICIAL.

mo. 59j2.1 .o...
BUDGET Of probable Receipts and Expenditures of the city
New Orleans Tor the yenr ls62.
Rlred That compliance With Section No l2A Of The City
Charter the following estimate Of liabilities and
city New Orleans lie year 1867 be and the
.J,p ot1,,t,Jl ~.
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VOLUME XIV.
Officinl-By the Governor.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, J
ADJUTAST-GEHEnALs OFrICs.
New Orleans March e 1862 \
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stA2EEsAC EHSAEbEES- WS HAVE GOOD
anQpy hand and receiving by erect iE1pnrt9n1 H
France additions to our Of this cs rated And hstly
favored brand We have 72 in s'a ppea lss IN shh ,hs
pipes We Invite attention Of the traGs c1noiEu.i
generally this article Ia and nnadnsrsat For afb
WM d IEVkkIcH d CO, * Old Ls7ssst.,
oil IL Sos astB In tbis city.
NOTICE-FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL
~ sales of Estate and Slaves made by us will take
place Merchants Anctonerrs hx hango Onr
on Mari will be used exclusively for the sne OF Merchandise
and Furniture. ..
fel2 If McCERREN LANDRY. Aucioneers
NTOLASSES ES....................... NOLASSES.
I've Il. NJ. ROSS :S Poydrs street. Commission Merchant
and dcalsr Sugar Mnass All orders left there will be
promptly filled Levre rrc Also Agent for the Washing
ion Steam Moiassss Refinery, which Is prepared I'LL
Reboiled Molasses guaranteed to be cq my
mada, the lowest market price. iil6 GIN