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The volunteers received at Pittsburg with
bounded enthusiasm. telegraphc despatch from that
city says Extensive preparations have been made on
canal and river for the conveyance of the volunteers
to their homes They will with little detention
The Maryland troops will be conveyed Brownsville and
thence by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Baltimore
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G5-The Rev. H. slicer will preach (by Divine per-
ms,ion) at the Capitol on Sabbath next, IL o'clock.
Iulv is
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Is,s sss1ss9 s0sss ss30s,s1 s9ssssa. ls
The year 1916 entire year of the operation OF
the tariff of 1872 and in 1917 that tariff operation
for five months During the year closed, it
BILE that the aggregate imports have increased So OOO
but duabe imports have increased 800, 100 600; showing
that the operation of the lower duties has been to induce
the larger import goods that before highly taxed
instead of returning in the shape of free goods specie
they a shape that yields revenue and the result,
increase of $4,000 900 in duties lS47 and OF
900 1916 The exports of the port have been
including SPECIE $40 800 637 against O53 last wear
showing far as this port is concerned increased
port
The usual duness the season has generally been en-
HANGED by the threatening from Euope and the ex
port of produce has been almost entirely checked Ashes
have been somewhat better pots Heavy have inn
proved 10y censhere being sales at 81 st S. Cotton
towards the close OF last week, heavy, decline in
quotations The per the Caledonia produced a little
rmness the reduced quotations, which are now
follows
II, ,o o,a Ito Mi MH .;, Mid fair Fully
H sane and sS o sass sssss ssa sa 7,a
The receipts O56l bales in excess of last sea
and the export 3OO66 bales than Flour has
under the influence of large receipts, become heavy at
fall of from 81 l2a cents on all grades; but mostly
lower qualities. Mixed western and straight State sell al,
IS l2a IS 25 Western closes at S. Is IS 81 Pure Cen
esee IS so a SIS 62t For fine 81 rs 81 S7a Brandy
wine So Rye -four in demand SO so SO 62t. Jersey
| corn meal So 43 81 so. Until yesterday, there
fair market Tor wheat fair Since then, IL has be-
come dull Sales white Genesee at 81 20 81 81; do.
Ohio 81 10; red Illinois 81 III Milwaukee 81 OS; inferior
Wisconsin and Illinois SO 95 cents Northern rye duh
6sa 65l Northern - A cents southern do
30 Corn has been in demand for export and has
come firm under the steamers news. Prime yellow
scarce Sales northern and Jersey round yellow SO
cents southern flat do 81 50 cents high mixed
do. do. SO cents common do do - - cents Inferior
New Orleans 46t ASA Sales inferior dew ro,ed
American hemp $40; dressed do Sl4O $50.
Lead Missouri pig So 81 So s. Thomaston lime sells
Is SO receipts large N. c. ,urpentine, 81 37A
spirits, "a do rosin Ga Whale oil advanced to 81
81 best American linseed OIL 81 g. Ohio pork has
active for speculation sales prime 80 12h IS rs
$40 62A $ll closing nj $40 rs Sll-sales latter
Beef is scarce without regular sales city Sl2
Sl2 So Chicago, very SUPERIOR SIP 62i l2 rs prime,
80 90 6 10 hams. picked, So S. So Butter, little
more firm cheese, cts Rice in fair request at S3 IL
S3 S7a Salt, Liverpool fine, ST. A. Pennsylvania clover
seed, 81 cts. Whiskey is better sales 23A "a; Ohio
drudge casks, a. time and interest.
Freighs are dull Cotton, Liverpool. sgd; corn, a
Cd. To France, nothing offers.
dates Sterling is 81 10i Paris. short, els. Bremen,
79lasO
The market has presented great duess general
way; but the of sound stocks have gradually
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Specie in Ne,o York Ban.


Total, H5B1 5g $oaU51I5 F4bUb34 S33I4 4I4
The export of specie from this port from March June
a. S. 754l5 and yet the amount in these IL banks
increased $3.50 000-showing very considerable Access
sion from the interior of the country, we'll from abroad
in the hands of immigrants not reported the custom
house. The imports Of specie, per customs in the
period, 1892 l5i This drain from the country
has produced pressure in certain sections and YES
teay resulted in the failure of the Canal Bank of Albany
one OF the Oldest safety fund banks, having capital OF
$5OO,OOO.
The import and export of specie from the port of New
York for the fiscal year ending with June have been as fol-
lows,
1916. 1877 1919
Import, 1881 1875 $500, $50 81 Or 39s
Export, 2,777,lO9 $685. IL $50 800
Excess import, 7,47l 500
Do export, l,S4o7p 1I,OI6 1872
The total imports and duties for the year have been as
follows,
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Value of certain export. from the Usitsd siate,.

Total Haoooo 22Ss7,ooo aolo5ooo i4s2 FOG 65,a9aa
From 1871 to 1918, the values averaged annually high
the figures given for lSO3 1871 1872 Alter the war the
values fell very low figure, until 1870, which, being
year of bad harvest abroad Of large export The
following table of the average prices for those articles
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COMMERCIAL.


NEW YORK. July "Wednesday, 4 p IN.
The late news from Europe, per the Caledonia has been
regarded iaVofaby IN commercial point of view The
cotton markets IN Havre and England exhibited Sigh
improvement and breadstaffs more firm notwith
standing the continued promise of good crops The po
cal aspect OF affairs SUCH however as to modify any
very sangulne hopes OF permanent recovery for the sale ~
manufactured goods, which chea per than ever A.
well in France and Germany in England. Financial
affairs were becoming more complicated through the grow
ing dscredt OF government securities Ii is of usi
national prde that while the reduction OF the of in
erest by the Bank OF England from 81 per cent
produced effect upon markets generally and the in
creased gloom Of the political horizon had depressed
French 3s 49, and English SIS 8Si, United States 6s in
direction which public attention is receiving for security
investments. The occurrence of the apparently I'M
minept European cannot but have great influence
upon the export of farm produce. The value OF food
ported in the last European greater than it has
been since until last year The following Of the
items:
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MADAME COUTAN's

FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY
School for Young Ladies, 255. Green street, between
Waverly and Clinton place, New York.-MME. CourAN
would respectfully call the attention of parents. especially
at the SOUTH the peculiar advantages afforded al her es
adjustment, for the intellectual and social education of
young ladies.
As he althnl and attractive place of residence New
York is unsurpassed while it abounds in those opportun
the pursuit of science which only enjoyed in
metropolis This school itself u.s. in every sense family
circle, and nothing is here wanting which tend to sub
,titute a parents care, the comforts of home.
MM CouTAN has devoted her undivided attention to the
French department. in which she is assisted by augh
petent English professors. a 1rt,f.
The French language being indispensable branch
Of thorough education. and the best time for acquiring
good pronunciation being youth, the only of
speaking II with fuency practice the of studies
compehendng all the useful and ornamental branches
suitable the of the pupils chiefly given in French
ALSO this language is the only spoken in the family
The following gentlemen have kindly permitted Nine.
Couan to their names as references;
NJ c. DE IA FOREST, Consul General for France at
New York. t.s
NJ F. GAILLARDET Editor OF the "Courrier des Eta.
Uns New York city.
Rev Cyrus Mason, ID. D., Professor Ev ct. Pol. Ec
in the New York University.
M. F. SrouGHToN, Consul for Spain, at New York
M. J. b PuRRoY, Coasul for Venezuela, at New
York city
M. J. b. LAsALA, ESQ.,, New York.
personal interview would be highly desirable, but let
tiers addressed above will with prompt attention
July l5-eO8t -a+ta' e.
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Governor Bagby has declined the honor of public
ertanment courteously and cordially rendered him by
his fellow. citizens of Claiborne, Alabama The Governor
replies with much feeling and eloquence
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July 8, 1913.

Mr.. EDITOR have been noticed in Saturdays Dispatch
taking part the Van Buren, meeting held at the old
Court House on Friday evening.
This is mistake. had nothing to do with that pebald
assembly, than TO look for a few minutes when
ganzing, what kind Of heterogeneous would
compose it
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THE MAGNOLIA,

A Monthly Periodical deU0tsd 10 the Interests and 7d
UGncement Of the Independent Ordcr Of Odd Fett0t0S
BELIEVING that monthly periodical, conducted upon
ID proper principles and having for its particular design
the advancement and welfare of the lNDEPENDENI
ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS, in the South and West,
would meet the cordial appreciation of the Order generally
is proposed to establish such Magazine in the city OF New
Orleans and the favor and zeal of all good Odd Fellows Is
respectfully solicited in its behalf Its intended to make te
publication such will not only interest all attached
the Order but also to give such character as VIII not
fail to make it generally popular paTlcT and family
Magazine The contents will be varied and consist Of such
matters will interest," instruct, amuse, VIZ Stones
Legends Biographies Statistics, Choice Extracts oil Dts
tory Original and Selected and all matters pertain
ing TO the interests and advancement of Odd Fellow
shin The city Of New Orleans offers extensive
field for obtaining the contributions of of the most
talented members of the Order and contributions VIII pc
song for and obtained from all sections of the Union AS
matter Of interest the Order of Odd Fellows It Is be-
eved thai no point in the United States Offers induce
mems 10 its members exert themselves IN an effort to esi
b such publication 1t is proposed to commence the Work
with hrtywo pages to be increased as the crcnaon and
profits will allow. Subscription plce. Three Dollars PEI
annum payable in all cases in advance. To commence me
publication with any prospect Of success 1t VIII require
at least one thousand paying subscribers. Should sucen
number Of subscribers be received IN season. the t numpe
viii be issued the st of January lo4g The Secei are
of all Lodges are authorized 10 receive subscriptions ana m
respectfully requested make returns as soon ana as oe
possible Should the requisite number OF SUBSCRIBERS ~
be received in season. the work will not be issued ana 81
money paid wll be returned Immediately -,,,-
New Orleans October II, 49,: ~ 1t
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TAYLOR AND FILLMORE.

GREAT ILLUMINATED PRooEs sIoN,
ON SATURDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER
to- The Rough and Ready Clubs of the City OF New
Orleans Lafayette Gretna and Agiers will unite IN Grand
Procession on SATURDAY, the 4th of November. The
Programme win be published in proper time.
1t desired that all the Clubs make their arrange
early practicable and that exerion be spared
make this demonstration the largest and most imposing oil
any that has yet taken place in our city By order OF the
o25 CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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NEW ORLE a " S:
.THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER &c.

THIRD Theatre Proposed 10 be
srected-We find in the Orleanan Of yesterday,
be following paragraph
eve learn that an attempt will be made during
he ensuing winter 10 establish a theatre in our
Municipality. Some of the prorrty-holders are
Wiling to encourage such an undertaking. We
nght TO be as competent to sustain a neat petit
heatre as the denizens of Lafayette. The Madame,
ee are aware, will be one Of the first TO aid such
a measure"
The Madame " referred to is presumed to be
AIrs. Caldwell, who has frequently given proof OF
Der berality and public spirit, and if she puts her
Shoulder to this wheel the theatre DW 60 up
Stolen Property RecoUered.-The two gold medals
which George Rooms stands charged with having
Etolen about two months since from the house OF
ex-Aldeman Monteilh, were yesterday found IN a
house on Tchoupitoulas street, in the Second NUM-
cipality by Lieut. Farar, of the police, and remain
at the Recorders office until an examination of
Rooms il had.
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY - ArreSted.-Harry Will
son, Chas. Rogers, J. B. Sorapuru and Miguel Her
nandez, the men charged with being engaged in the
riot in Mr.. Schumanns Beer-house on Orleans
street, on Tuesday night last, surrendered them
selves yesterday, and gave bail to appear for ex-
animation.
A Question Of ProprietorShip - Timothy Finna-
gan yesterday charged Patrick Feely with stealing
a spade belonging to him, which he says Feey
. claims as his own property. Feely was arrested
and gave security for his appearance to settle the
question Of proprietorsbip.
ChargeQ Of Burglary-Antoine Naudin, boarder
in the Orleans Hotel on Charities street, between
St Louis and Toulouse streets, lost gold watch
and key, and two purses containing SlO5 in money
by some one breaking into his room on Wednesday
and robbng his bureau. He made affidavit yester-
day, that he suspects one Jean Poudesse, glazier
by trade, of the burglary, and warrant was issued
for his arrest.
Assault and Battery. - Michael HardOuiD, ac-
cused Of striking Isidore Devuyst several times on
the 18th inst, at the corner of St Ann and Prieur
streets-of constantly abusing and insulting him,
and of causing his children to throw bricks at the
complainant on the 18th inst.-was yesterday exam
ined and sent before the First District Court for trial
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The STANDING ARMY OF RUSSIA book has
been published within short time in this country,
from the French of Frederic La Croix, entitled the
Mysteries Of Russia" 1t contains much inform
alton Of this powerful nation, which is destined,
doubt, ere long, to be a prominent actor in the
political drama now enacting in Europe. The fol-
lowing official table of the different corps which at
present form the standing armY is given:
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KENTUCKY CALIFORNIA EMIGRATING SOCIETY
Among the migrating parties to California, rom
Kentucky, is one forming near Bloomfield, Nelson
county, under the name of " the California Emit
grating Society" The society consists at present
of about thirty members, chiefly the heads OF fam
lies. II il made up of professional men, farmers
and mechanics nearly all of them laQd proprietors
and in independent circumstance. At the head
of the society is DR.. j. H. Bascom: brother Of Pres
ident Bascom of Pennsylvania University.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LArrrupE. % 81 90 N-LoNolrups 81 Win Time, 81

Cleared Yesterday:
Schr William and Mary, Roberts, Corpus CHRISTI - ~,
schr Sarah Elizabeth Webb Pensacola, E. G. TwchelI
Arrived Yesterday
Steamship Falcon Thompson, from New ork 18th snd
Havana 23d inst TO Paradise, SatIarans 4 CO-Lafyt.
Brig Anaostan Dofry, IA days from Turks Island to mas
Brig Senza, (Genoa) Autola At days from Genoa D.
l,anata--1st my. -
IT : sohT Sarah Jane Baker, from BrazO St. JagO, u.
sebr Sarah Bladen Rsnkagion day from Covington to
Oakley Hawkns-BasIn.
STEAMBOATS,:
Oregon Hien, I'm Mobile.
Auiocrat Goslee I'm Memdhis-2930 bales cotton.
Maze tic Kline Baton ROuge-l5 bales cotton,
Uncle Sam, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sarr-527 bales cotton.
Gen Worth Charles, fin Vcksburg-2lH bales cotton
CaddO, Maler, FIN Bayou Sara-97 bales cotton;
Duck River Apologize, FIN AeXandna-297 bales cotton.
Ridgeey, Love. I'm Ouachta HveT-224 bales cotton.
Gen Lane Mcpherson, I'm LOuisviIie-22J bales cotton.
Gen. Taylor johnson, I'm Louisville
MARY Stephens, Ford, FIN st. Louis.
TowbOat Dan'l Webster. Rinehardt, I'm the Passes.
TOwboa Louis Philippe, Lembeu, im the Passes
Memoranda:
Towboat Louis Philippe lowed down and to 2ith inst
bark Elliott. ,
TOwbOat Dan Webster tOwed down and to sea on the
18th inst, ships Unicorn and Parthenon.
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY-Chicken Steat'ng.-
A slave named Bill, the property of Mr.. Regan,
was arrested yesterday morning for stealing some
chickens on the Levee, and after receiving sundry
lashes was given up TO his owner.
Committed for Larceny.-Mary O'Meara, ac-
Cused of stealing about $40 worth of clothing,
belonging to Mrs. Brown, while in the employ of
her husband as servant, was yesterday sent be-
fore the FIRST District Court for trial.
Breach Of Trust-Isaac Dyer accused OF
keeping a gold watch entrusted to him by Maria
Woods to have repaired, was yesterday arraigned
before Recorder Baldwin, and his examination
fixed for to-day
Pickpocket-J Jacobs alias Thomas Bosworth
Halt, was arrested on Wednesday night last, on
Circus street, for attempting to pick mans pocket.
The young gentleman had in his possession no less
than three pocket handkerchiels and a burglars
instrument used it is sad for breaking or forcing
locks, and known by the profession as g jimmy.
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NO HUMBUG. 80,
UPWARDS of 1000 bottles of DR.. CoLEmAN, .
u GONORR0EA MlXFU RE have been sold during t .ne
past year without complaint in asngie INSTANCE over tsp
dozen used o. s. HOSPITAL Tins M aicne eil1
enges composition both in the poi 1t OF taste an @
Of cure where fails The money will be refunded ~ even
case k Sold by H. KENNEDY, % GhaITes s15esij ny
al DR A. w COLEMAN 3 TONIC BIFTg 10 49,
"a POYDRSg s7=1zt, 81 ~ -
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SIX ND STRAW GOODs!!!
Mo. "a MaGa . ,NE STREET,

(5etoeeR Common and GrGUi6T StS)
TIME SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their Fall and
1 Winter STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE SILK
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, among which
are the following
Black Lustring Gro de Rhine and Gro de Swiss Dress
Silks all widths Black Plaid Stripe Figured and Watered
do do Plaid and Rich Fancy Silks; Black Alpacas Black
BombaZine Printed CashmeIes; NJ. de LANES Owagosi
Turk Satin White and COOred Sans, and Bonnet silks
Black and Coloed Florences Grape Grape Lse Illusions
Sc Green Barge; Black Silk Serges Black and Fancy
Silk CTavats Satin do Ladies Fancy Dress HandkeTche
Pongse spalfeld and India Handkerchies; Black and
COOred Silk Frnges, GimpS, Buttons, &c; Black and
White Egyptian Flet Mitts Black, White and Coored
KID GLOVES Cashmere and Silk do; Black and White
SILK Hose Cotton Hosiery. all kinds Shaws and Sears
RICH FANCY BONNET RIBBONS; Cap do; Plain
Taft and Satin do all numbers; NEW STYLE FANCY
BRAID BONNETS Tuscan and Straw do, latest fash
ion Artificial Flowers and WTeaths Irish Linens Linen
Cambria Handkerchiefs Cambncs; JaeOnets Swiss and
Null Musins: Fancy Nets Embroideries, and almost
every variety Of FANCY GOODS, suitable to the
usually kept by them, to which they respectfully invite the
City and Country Trade.
''' O. YALE JR., & CO., q Magazine street,
h28-lm-d&s-w Between Common and tTravlef Rts.
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PROG RAMME
OF THE
Grand Democratic TOrCh-Light Procession
OF SATURDAY. OCTOBER %.

PioP Grand Sarsbs with Tn two AIDS Aids ''
Chamee Guards and other Independent Cas- and Butler
Clubs of the CITY;
Assistant Grand Marshal with two Aids
First Municipality Ward Clu BIS, from l to ,
Officers and Crews of Vessels and Steamboats,;
Assistant Grand Msfshal, with two Aids.
Second Municipality Cass and Butler Clubs.
Assistant Grand Marshal, with two Aids;
Democratic Clubs from the Parish of Jefferson;
Assistant Grand Martial, with two Aids
Third Municipality Ward Clubs.
The Procession will form the upper SIDE of Canal street.
the head resting Circus street, with the Mounted Pioneers
in advance The whole Procession will be under the direc
ton of Vaudeville Margny, Grand Marshal, and his two
Aids Clement Ramos and w, X. Stiles.
The following gentlemen will act as Assistant Grand Mar
shals and will each appoint two AIDS:
First Municipality ............ Gen. ID. AUgUstin;
second Municipality ......... Col. II. w. Palfrey;
Third Municipality. .......... Richard Condor, Esq;
Parish OF Jefferson. ..-........ IT. r. IhOrpe-
The Procession viii proceed Circus street to Julia street,
up Julia street to St. Charles down St. Charles street,
through Royal street, CasacavO street, through Casacavo
to St. Ferdinand street up St Ferdinand to the Levee up
the Levee to Espanade down Espanade to Condo
street up Condo street to the Place dAmes where vii
be dismissed by the Grand Marshal.
The Procession will start at s O'Clock precisely.
The Democratic Clubs of the First Municipality and OF
Agjes invited to form under Gen. ID. Augustn in the
Place Ames the Clubs of the Second Municipality and
Of Jefferson on Lafayette Square, under their respective
Masials, Col H. W. Palfrey and Dr. F. Thorpe; and the
Third Municipality Cas- and Butler Clubs in Washington
Square, under Richard Condor, Assistant Grand Marshal
at O'Clock, P. NJ, to in procession to Canal street
The time of moving from the three Squares, and also from
Canal street. will be announced by the firing of rockets.
1t is particularly recommended TO all the Clubs joining in
the Procession light their torches until they arrive in
Canal street BY order of the Committee
OBS VAUDEVILLE MARIGNY, Grand Marshal.
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De- John Catlin, the Territorial Governor Of Wis
cousin, and who has also been called to act Gov
ernor of the new Territory left the I'd for Mine
sofa He will visit ST Pauls, Saltwater, and the
other principal settlements, and remain long enough
to establish an Office and take ncipent steps neces
sary the organization of Territorial Government
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0rs- An outline of the constitution accepted by
the twenty-five Swiss Cantons which form the
Helvetii Union, is given in the Deutsche Schnett-
post, of New York Many of the principal arti-
cles are formed upon the model of that of the
United States
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MNNHANM sAAAsa
Furnitnre : P1,niinrn

Z iI8ltuIe
By MORPHI d MENUS, Auctloneers'
Il on Prytannia street, betwpen Me pomene and Iep.
sichOrs streets
The FURNITU RE of gentleman declining housekeep-
% a aaS@5p e 6 EGs Tsb SOFAS
Silver Forks and Ladies' Cooking Stove, Furnaces Ne Loo
S+C-.. R-r for acoount RI & Government
0'SAS'' M IfTs SSLS T. MnSCt
BY HIDE q MOoS,
- ATHRDAI, the z5h INST az ~ 9 CLOCK, A. M.-FFlH
- be sold at me warehouse o 4 10 Sg
~ 4nii ~ @ Coo1er Foo lot Of Campescby
and canvas Bags larpe lot Packing Irvine articles of
Stationery &c, &c.
~ fern. cash o26
II q nm E3es1 ETavana Segars
D. oTGI IH iSJTV e. NTViTfS Anctionesrs
Dl I1OIAi IL q - y, - ,iI' J1II H. LA a. tho
ENRIDAH, 9th INST at IL ciock-EF, De SOY a. US
Il Warehouse Of the extensive importers, hlessrs haDoae
q Alques, ~ o. d Common street, - r r. ..r
w Ol sSieS
tied Imported HAVANA SEGARS CONSISTING n parINlz'
REGALlAS, -CANIN ES 1LAD01hTILssf Nc
PANATELAS, .IkAbUG0J95 i W fEHlhttL40' Rr
REPUBLICANOS,. hlLILAh, &c, 90. So So
Eg In the Catalogues WhlGh VIII " ledty lOi t ~ Il
on Thursday 10Th INST, at n Os' 81 COilOH sueTt VI -
Magazine street. Will be iQund genera uelaH d's0' In
dltlGns OF sale winch VIII ne very I0eLal W.
Rv Notify g. NEVIS. Auctioneers.
NgONDAY The goth inst at IL o'cock-Wi be sold, at
I'VE No n MAGAZINE street to close consignments-
1900 boxes WINDOW GLASS, from $40 to 24Sc3O.
50 Kegs English Dry CHROME GREEN.
keys BRUNSWICK BLUE,
kegs CHINESE BLUE
k- Catalogues will be ready early the day OF SALE.
- Terms liberal 90
. = rJ- o.
Dry Goods Hats BOOTS SnoSs' e<C'
By r ARMFIELD, AuctiOneer.