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n At the annual meeting the HEBREW BENEVoLhNI
ASSOCIATION held the 2sh May, the following gentlemen
were elected officers for the snsnus year;
M. l.. LION, President.
q. g. LEVY, Vice President.
Jos. SIMON, Treasurer.
b. DASILvA, Sec!elary
N. WORMS,
3. JACOBS,
f' Isaac HART, Director.
M. GOLDSMITH,
my28 E. NEwBURGRe,J WIS
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Solomon, Meehan, Beauregarde, De la Rosa, Dol
honde, Palmes, Lessepe, and Brinkman
After the reading Of the minutes, Mr.. Solomon
handed in the following paper:
A Protest against the action of q majority of the
members Of the Council, at their last sitting, in
causing to be repealed legal and constitutional
ordinance, unanimously adopted at q preceding
meeting, defining the requisite qualifications of
citizenship for all subordinate officers Of the
Corporation, and do also declare that the repeal of
the aforesaid ordinances, h q direct violation of
the Consultation and Laws of the State of Loui-
siana, and do further protest against any of said
oiicers entering upon the discharge Of their duties
before they shall have complied with the cond
tons in the statutes of this State relative to the
taking and subscribing TO the oath of office, as
prescribed and contained in the article SO of the
Constitution JAS. SOLOMON, AID 4th Ward.
On the motion Of Mr.. Flanders, the protest
was ordered to be spread upon the minutes
On the call for report Of committees, Mr..
Flanders said, that as something had been said
about the Recorder refusing to sign the qualifi.
cations of the officers he had brought up the
report of the committee. The committee decided
that the officers were qualified. He thought, in
presenting the report, that it was strange that
the Recorder should hesitate to qualify the off.
GERS, when he had qualified seventy supernume.
| rary watcbmen without election during the past
I
1 year.
Mr.. Solomon objected to the report of the com.
mittee, and called for evidence oftheir qualfca.
lions. They were bound to take an oath, ac-
cording to article 80 Of the constitution of the
State of Louisiana, and this oath must be taken
before the officer ia qualified.
Mr.. Flanders said the law had been complied
with, and the officers, with one or two excep
tons, were citizens, but in these cases they hat
declared their intentions, and were within th,
statute. 1t was for Recorder Ssuzeneau tt
prove their qualifications correct or incorrect.
Mr.. Solomon still objected, and after few
words from Mr.. Flanders, the report and resolu
ton was adopted, by 9 TO l.
/ Mr.. Palmes moved that the police officers b
detailed according to an ordinance of the Pole
: Committee, which was adopted by vote of
: to 3.
g A motion for the election of Commissary
t the Fourth Ward, at salary of S35 dollars pc
e month"; and person to act as Syndic of the Rurs
(, District, at salary of $50 per month, which wa
J, adopted unanimously.
e The Council then elected several officers
9 unimportant offices, after which it adjourned.
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zO the KNlIips.

-" Mrs. SHERMAN, thankful for past favor and
a' patronage III her line of BUSINESS happy to inform her
nenos shd The public that she has from No. %
TO eS st Charles street, where she prepared to
Mt Ladies' and Children with the following aricss to w
sherman's SHOULDER BRACES and Abdominal srp
poRrkRs, DIR. Banning's BODY BRACES. Dr.. Crana,
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES. Mrs Belts SUPPORT.
Frs Dr. Thompson's SUPPORTERS, etc. etc.
aJ- Hours of attendance the morning from A. A. ,u
O'Clock r. NJ and in the evening, from 4 till 6 p NJ
IL Females will be in attendance to assist and wal; un a,
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GENERAL CoUNcIL.-A meeting of this body
took place last evening present, Messrs. Harris in
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DIR Y GOODS y.

SELLING OFF-To CLosx JOUR- BUSINESS SEASON.,
NJ undersigned respectfully Inform the public that desrous
Of bringing our business immediate close
assortment Of a9L
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
less than the price Of Importation having 10 ase
alteration in present location We would invite tue aunon Of
purchasers Of prices before Purchasing else
where determined close out the whole stock before
August All soods present will be sold without the least
reference 10
M. Il. HAGGERTY n BRO.
my29 I'm 2dp IS Canal and B Royal street.
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notics = importers ofsugar thai the rare difficulty is
removed. Duties will be refunded under the deci
sion Of the case Of Bruce & Son, against Mr.. Mar
fiott, the late collector at Baltimore.
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LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
Alfred .UlglarOe n CO.

"a Magazine street.
No Would invite the particular attention Of
customers present very extensive FASHION
ABLE CLOTHING By late arrivals have received
large additions and purchaser will be sahe by
calling, that assortment
MOT EnTr.JJt-n
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Washin gton Fire Co. No.
Going Worth.

10 Our friends requested call and leave their hessur
with for their supply Of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
Persons visiting the this the Clothn
ready for upon their arrival in New York. by leaving t
with US, and every article shall be made in s will
of workmanship, and il not satisfactory, ihim.
OF partner will our house lI2 Fuo, rs,
hi, personal altenbapNTROSS e. STILWELL.
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SaCtsS .WagSIlsss.
SOO pieces of fine quality at % 50 per piece of 10 vds
sou pieces OF extra fine at 90 90 per piece of IL yd
~ At SIMPSONS,
my3l 81 2dp kO C.v -
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g Protection Hose Fire Company
N6IA r. At,sad regular monthly washing on ruk,
G 81 DAY EVENING, sist inst; at oc0cA- 'r"n''us
mn n - los. Y. RUShA Secretary
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E snaInlA CoAvENrIoH.- this body, on
Wseaeedsy. shsl slst, the proposition called the
com@o@iw, heretofore reported by the Committee
Of The Whole, was adopted by a vote of 81 to a.
ltwas thsns On 'notion, referred to committee Of
TWELVE, l0maks re proper appot,ionmen,s.
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rsr SHADES. Fine Lunch at The Shades to-day. See
Nm nf fsra 81 lAt
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:. STRAY CArrLE.-On Thursday night the Off
GERS of the Second Municipality found seven or
eight cows straying about in different parts of the
city, around Coliseum, Camp and Market streets,
and they were all conveyed to the Pound. Such
neglect might be the cause of considerable damage
to property, to life, and by this neglect the
owners of the cattle break existing ordinaBfHatss
therefore we would caution such pers~-
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Snow ON THE MouNTAINs.-The Vermont
STATE Banner of thu 10Th instant, says: I" The
Mountains I'll round Us are white with snow, and
nave remained thus for q week past Considerable
ram be- ALLEN in The yailsys, and although cold,
has caused The meadows to look fresh and ereep.'
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CAROLINA SEED PEAS-5OO bags newly
Imported direct from Charleston, for sale by
mysl A. +. COCHRAN co. q Tohoapitoulw 81.
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IS NOT ECU ALLIED ~
ny ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH.

French Dap DEC Dress and Ftoes Black
do do do Sac, do golts', DO do
English Param.tta Froeks Dress CoatA saes, Polkai
Bi'k aud cold alpaca do do do 40 do ~
do do CashInerete do do do DO do
90 do Cloth shele Haes;
Fancy Linen sdes, FrocAs, new style Polka Cats etc.
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6sEW q Il LIE A Ms.
ax1}uRpAY lf0RNiN7, MAJ 81, Il
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noteholders absolute security in the State bonds
deposited II auy sufF-r il must be bank-depostors
who are always the voluntary creditors Of the
bank. 49, 1918
3. Free Banking necessarily supposes a neces.
city for State aid to Internal improvements, as
the State cannot sell her bonds at their face
and pay on them six or seven per cent. per an.
mum, without investing the money in some way
to benefit the people.
If voters assent to these propositions-an we
think they are clear-they will see the necessity
of voting for none who are not unequivocally
by party platform or personal and public decla
ration, the friends Of Free Banking, the advocate,
of State aid to Internal Improvements, and pledged
to the call for Convention to revise our present
ms.shapen, unwieldly and semi barbaric Consti
tuition, in almost every line of which it is sale
that the people shall not do this and the people
shall not do that, and to prevent their doing any
thing whatever, the Governor is empowered with
peremptory veto upon their most deliberate ant
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Attack on Matamoros. the srrival yesterday
morning Of the schr. Major Barbour, Capt. Arnet.
we have important intelligence from the Mexican
frontier:
On the 22d inst. the revolutionary forces under
Carvajal attacked MatamOros, and after desperate
fight, succeeded in entering the city; but having
learned that a small American steamer plying on
the Rio Grande was coming up with Mexican troops,
body Of the revoutonists, consisting Of about 200
Texans, was detached from the main force, and
proceeded to attack her, with the intention of cap
turing The Mexicans and seizng two pieces Of ar
til!ery which were on board.
The commander of the steamer having obtained
information OF this movement, Immediately put
about proceeded to the Brazos, and placed The
troops and two pieces Of artillery on board the
Mexican war steamer Neptune. There they re.
manned when Capt. Arnet left the Brazos. Ii was
/ thought that the troops were anxious to join the
revolutionsts.
The diversion of the Texans from Carvajal caused
suspension of the attack upon Matamoros. But
the revolutionary leader was hourly expecting REIN
forcements from the direction of CamargO, and
4 when rejoined by the 200 Texans, the attack was
to be resumed with vigor. There can be little
doubt that Matamoros fell into the hands Of Carva.
jail on Friday or Saturday last
From verbal reports we learn that many of the
U: 3. troops on the upper line have deserted, and
Joined Carvajal. We also hear that dispatches
| have been received here for more troops
| In the hrst attack upon MatamOros, it is stated
that the revolutionary forces lost only three men
killed, but the mortality on the side Of the Mexicans
was much greater. We have no particulars az to
| the number of troops under Gen. Avalos, but his
men are said 10 have Tough, with great bravery.
| When Capt. Arnet left the Brazos, the Neptune
was ready coaled, and was supposed would make
for port some $50 miles south. The commander
Of the Mexicans asked permission to march through
the United States territory, in order reach Maa
moros but this was refused. The appearance Of the
Texans probably prevented him from going up Oh
| the Mexican side.
Our next news from the Rio Grande, which will
be brought by the steamer Fanny brig Browns
vile, we look for with great interest. The Fanny
will probably arrive by Sunday or Monday.
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FaERET CLUBs, PROcrssION,

Il
~ msetins of tho ofiesn of all the Indspsnden,
Fst Cabs was held their headquarters on The 9th inst
Tbs Grand Marshai, H. NJ. SUMMHRs. Esq, called the
nesting 70 osdsr. and briefly stated that not feeling himself
At hons in ooaductns poce.sions having had but Little
experience in things of this kind, he would beg leave to
resign, and that. If Agreeable to the meeting, no wished
have Gen. TRACY nominated 10 The station be declined He
eon6dent that Gsn TRACY would accspt and. from his
well known ability and experiences, that he would occupy the
posdon with honor to himsef and the GAUGE in which all
pEsusat were engaged. hF,
On motion of Capt. BARNETT.
soad That in with Of our esteemed
Grand Marshs H. ~ summ E.q bis resignation accepted
and that Cen Tracy b appointed Grand for the
next grand Frere Procession.
Rosped. Tha. Of thanks be sndsrsd to H. NJ Summer,
Es, iAs traud Marshall for the ss and ability displayed in
The Independent Ffssst oauss Adopted by reclamation
On motion Of Mr.. WATERMAN,
Rs That three AiMan Grand Marhsls be appointed one
hom zach Municipality. Ns ga
Resolved That The following gensmen b appointed an
three Alsis'ant Grand Aarahals: @f So lI
For the First Municipality William d. Fleming
For the Second Claude BruguienA. =
For ths Third Capt. J. r. Barnett
sossd That the different Clubs requested to elect
for their respective cub during night Of the neg,
son, subject 10 tbs Of the Grand his Aids
Rsoed That Committee Of Four be appointed purpose
OF putting the good ship Independent" proper trim
Resolved, That D. C. Vanasgf Harvey Brooks. r. H. CLARK
and Mr. Brown compose committee.
Rsopsd Thai the grand Frsre
placs on SATURDAY, November l.
Rsolssd That The Grand Marshal his will form the
Programme Of the Procson and the published
tbs following pap' Crescent Daily Delta Bss orsansan aud
German Gazeite.
olrs That ,hes Assistant Grand Mar,hal. and our
raUd Marshal wa on Gen. Tracy for purpose forming the
Rsoirsd That Capt E. MITCHELL Of the COOK ship Indepeu
dsn be ponotsa aud act Commodore ship that
D. G. vandeg1I be First Lieutenant commanding For Mate T.
]. speax Nst r..
olpe1 Thaft he
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A GOOD Candidate for COnstablo.
The Second District the Of which renders
LARRY commercial in ito character than other psh
require for the Office Of Constable whose
ence in business will qualify him
his office with that prompness eesnsy grs.
dssidsSaum in the holders Of that station.
From among the candidates before
District would most especially recommend Mr. G. F. PEARSON
as who from his mercantile education smneny entitled
their support
Mr. Peaon's talents and Of
well known. and should strongly him
community while his heart and generous disposition
secure him the support Of all CLASSES.
o3I II A FRIEND
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OGRAMME
or THE
GRAND FRERET PROCESSION

- TO TAKE PLACE on
SATURDAY, Nov. 4. at o,clock pm i
~ Pocss.ion will be formed in III. folovor
he direction Of '
y Gen, E.. L. TRACY Grand M.,sh,,
assisted BY hi. Aa,. 800 - ---'
Re CHARLES .. LEBLANC,
JOHN DeBUYs,
$3.50 THOMAS L. LEEDs,
'$I, 3. WALTON, t
aaS Can pannrrr
= a 49, E
Ayes First MumtctD alftp CIubs
fft-5 fSts under the direction Of
Assistant Grand Marshal W;l.r, Al rp.,;
viii form on Ii, 81, ,ds i n.mn.,, -, ~.
Espl.pade street 'N'''' A' 's'' ''''"s ."
4 -" tn F,r,rr mor.r.n ..
under the direction Of
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TERMS OF ApyERTIsIl

n1- We tender our thanks to Mr.. Joseph Chad
wick, Purser OF the U. S. Mail Steamship Falcon,
for his attentions to this office; to the steamer Gem,
for late Memphis papers, and to Harnden's Express,
for NewYork papers.
Grand Mass Meeting - The wings hold the
last grand meeting of the season, at the Pontchar
train Railroad Depot, tonight. Messrs. Landry
Robb, Hunt and others, will speak, and doubtless
there will be a brilliant display and vast assem-.
blage.
II some of the proprietors of the omnibuse.
would keep line running between the place o
meeting and the corner Of Camp and Canal streets
| they might realize penny.
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Glr Daily Creseen,.
[ OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF tho Council of the Second Mmaiclyaitts
NEW ORL e ms,
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81, 1851.
ME w RI EA Ms,
The New Orleans Daily Crescent,

INC New OrIeahs Daily Crescenf,
OFFICE NO. 80 ST. CHARLES Strict,
Will be regularly served subscriber in this
an early hour every day lsunday excepted for IS year.
the carriers.
TERMS OF ADyERTIsING:
From and after this date the following charges per
ten lines in pearl, will be Invariably adhered
First insertion In all cases 90
Every subsequent inserton so
on the second charged each
liberal Discount will be made with hoae who advertise the
year for shorter time.
All Advertisements marked will be published month
charged accordingly.
The crescent has strong claims upon advertisers medium of
communication with prblc Its
vhen into the hands Of present
steadily and rapidly the increase through the dull
jan closed
October rs, 1851.
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10 the Gesstleapseae.
SIM PSON.

30 CANAL STREET,
would inform bis friends that he ha, received assortment
Ge,atlenaen's Furnishing Goods
oil he b.s' aeerption which ~l oder prices
SHIRTS OF the best make and material.
oNpEhsHIRIS AND DRAWERS of Lamb Wool,
herino Cashmere and Cotton.
SHAKER FLANNEL Undenhirts and Drawer.
HALF HOSE. German and English of Lambs Wool.
merino, Angola, Spun Six Thread Cotton
LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFS. pure. from % per doz up,
CRAVATS.
SILK HDkF5..
SUSPENDERS,
UMBRELLAS,
GLOVES. etc., at
SIM p ON'S,
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The Independent Holiday Clubs in very hand
some procession, were out yesterday evening, anc
gave three cheers to our Independent sheet
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Telegraphed to tho Daily Cresscnt,''
BY THE ProPLE's Io'RnLLyl LINE.
Further Particulars by the Euyopa.
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The Chicago Journal says that it was not deemed
prudent for the whole company Of lately arrived
IL that city, to proceed " New Buda this winter. Forty
them have taken employment the raroad few mlei
from town.
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Nsio temperance Movemsnt.-The Order Of
Sons in Louisiana have authorized the Rev. j. w
Harmon, one Of their prominent members, to can
vass the State, and bring public opinion to plain
issue on the question Of License or no License "
Mr.. H. is well qualified for this work We can.
not say however desirable it is that all men should
be temperate, that we approve Of the attempt to
make matter of individual habit and taste the
subject Of legislation.
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We are at some trouble and in furnishing daily
continuous. and corrected Of Steamboat Dspssure
Such notice give gratis to all boats advertising with u.s.
or who may buy considerable number Of pape on
the day Of their departure. We have employed Young
man to receive advertising orders Tor papers, TO whom we
give commission sales Any favoss rendered our agent
on the nver will be duly and properly recpsoca
ted Al fitting opportunity. We make statement 70 cor
rect any false impressions occasonsd by the msseprssn,a
tons OF msddsoms who have atsmpted to inter-
iere with our agents business =
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FloDsr Gardsm.-The beautiful garden Of Mr.
Owen McGovern, on the corner Of Julia and Ca
rondelet streets, entrance on Carondelet, is well
worthy visit He keeps always on hand, fol
SALE ueraninms, Jessamines, Honeysuckles, AGA
cas- oleanders, Roses, and a large assortment o
rare and beautiful flowers. Also, Fig, Lemon
orange, Ounce, and other fine fruit trees. Hi
variety OF ornamental trees, such as Evergreens
Magnollas, Arbor-vites. etc., is quite extensive
The ladies' should give him call
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UNION WING RANGER CLUR.

a The Club met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. VIM sprggs appointed Marshal from
cipality in place Of Nj Lewis Herne
On motion, resolved that to the
different Freret Clubs and ends Of James P.
Union Wing Rangers ROOM
and Cusomhouse streets, and march procession
Meeting be held Railroad Depot on Friday
evening, the 3is inst. PAULIN BLANQUE, President
JOHN F. WILSON, Secretary. o30
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CIV Wv Musio.-our musical friend II. d. Hewitt, No. 80
lamp street. has sent the following new and beautiful
piece musc Just received and for sale by him. Ferry
roka' bslgrove Polks,' +" Joanna Polka,'' .Prairis
r. Ma'1 The Sea Bhd.'' ballad; .'Go wher.
.ns usn.,e Lafk. Cavatna; Bear me-, Boatet -
/" Gently Gliding Duet; .Lapxuase of Love. - Son,
Might Song from the German !" When full of til,
shades Of rarans Day :; "oh Chds not for Weeping,
osuad All the above pieces published in the most beau
,iful style. by Bamsr Weber, s., Loui,.
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Auction sales. =. This Day,

j. NJ. WEYMourH will ssl. 10 O'Clock. a, No. lO7 st.
Charles strcet-Fumiturs.
Ws. p. Scorr will sell. at halEpast 10 O'Clock, at No
81 Camp streei-U. 8. Government stores
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Amusements. This Evening.

ARAoRy HAtL-Magnetic Decisions. Enchan,msnts great
| Miracles. etc. by the eeie braied Marioan and Necro
mancer, Herr II. Alexander. : -
Nine PosrALBAs BUILDINGS. corner 81. Anne and Levee
| stIeets-Y ucatan Female Dwarf
| ~ See advertisements on third page
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To the Ladies.

q Mn. SHERMAN, thankful for past favor and
liberal patronage IL her line Of business happy hss
Trends and The rue that 'hs has from No. Naysdss
to lbs 81 Char street. where she prepared and
Ut Lads' aud Children With the following arcss to Wit,
Shermm's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL su,.
poRTERs, DIR. Banning's BoDY BRACES, Dr. Crans's
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES. Mn. Belts SurroRr.
Frs, Dr. Thompson's SUPPoRTxRs, etc. etc.
~ Hour OF aissndancs in the morning, from A. n iii
O'clock r NJ; and in the evening, from tin p n.
III Females will be aasls and wait up on l.d
auIg MI
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$. OF IT,. Meetings This Evening.

uSos DIVISION No. meets O'Clock. At Crystal Fount
Hall. ~ Tcheupitouas street.
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tne Shades Lunch bill for to-day 1t names man,
reeAerehe dlshes. rs well as the more substantial.
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up the Fillmore flag. " "s"'" nave iu'
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lNDBPENDENT EAGLE FRKRKT CLUB,
rff FIRST WARD, SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
" The regular weekly meeting of this Club will take pac
every FRIDAY EVENING halfpan7 o'clock the First
HOUSE. Of Race and Tchoupouas
members Of the Fret Clubs in the city respectfully invited
attend. By order OF the Committee ,lr oil u
l. IL HE'LL .SHNRN
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4 l1iisss u ~ CtSsesss Plssss anaounes THonAl
nyqng4x. = / ssdldlts fbf Etsts Tax Collector To-
=. Meejeipeljty, " sseuslt Of
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CENTRAL WING COMMITTEE.

J CENVHAL WHIC COmMITVEEs
NJ meeting Of the above Committee the following resou
ton vas adopted and the several places designated to hold Ma
Meetings: 81
Hrst--At ST. Aasys Market on Friday, October IL.
second-at the Poydrss Market, on FRIDAY, October a.
general meeting 10 be held at the Railroad Depot
Third Municidaiiy on Friday, October 81
First Municipality the meetings will be held in the
Beef Wednesday, October Is and at the Teme Market
On Wednesday, October a l. N. MARKS, Presiden.
7 asYHgH s11' }sscrstane.. ola