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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

y = 1I.T MAYURAIITY OF NEW ORLEANS, D
City Hail. August Il, 1861. ~
80 81 w. Common Council ofthe City of New Orleans
...ass.4.s, :a-.-,rs No. 5753.J ,.rs.- -...,.'..
Reso'pe That the of hundred thousand dollars be
and the is hereby appropriated for the city
and that said sum shall be paid by the City Treasurer
Major General rwiegs commanding this military district be
applied by him in snch he proper for
construction of to defend The approaches of
city.
Ro'TeR further That his honor the Mayor be and hereby
requested to transmit copy of this resolution TO Major
Twiggs.
lagnedl j. O. NIXON,
.--..... . President Board of Aldermen.
lSigned D. MAGIuNI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved August u. 1861.
anl3 5t JOHN Y MONROE Mayor
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Ilariire sntslIlgel1tt.

isf,urscrgr OFFICE No. 10 Camp Street, I
+ 81 u - - Tuesday Morning, Angus: %. 1851.
NE,sesFg Arrived Yesterday So
S;az Steamboats,.
Mary T, Phelps, I'm Vicksburg.
Laurel Hill Heno, FIN Bayou Sara. ~s
Empire Parish. Grant, fm Lower Coast.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
, - , VI,y HNT7, August y l6DI.
Common Council of the City Of New Orleans
ENo 5FJ0

No. 5149.1
nes ing he aRd n9 S ent Of o
81 s s ISIS s AND and" for n the city
m qn m NO. Alp am Sen"E m the see, approved Apenst 80 ls5
ordinance No 81 4 and resolution No ii Shall be recoverable
half for he bfneat Of thG toaay and he
ether half for 9,, The "Tneat T,,t, Of Of The ely
q senf barrel % q coal al hat @ may be
BY said ordinance sed fee to be paid BY the vendor of such
Rao1rs4 7gtar That it shall be ne duty Of said H.
pGo5 spec to the TosS ng4 sase g II carts ner Vehicles
h limits Of W h e and ca.h Ga affTg e Of s"y S0a n @
such Vehicle may be able to hold s on Contain nod
coal which cereee sad ycnor shall pay ' said Tspector
q 9nets 4 SAD ca Or othey vehicle He r5nspo.G ion
anu dfey OF Goa TO cause to be painted in eor and egbe
Vehicle the mos cnsGcuos place The mabe Of Oarres
coal such W or Ve1is ny contain hold shown by the
6 nt o IF pstfS' h
ore Of The Recorders Of his city any other competent
onrt GI the benefit of the nforer the other half
LSisnedi J. o. NIXON,
tsfgnea] PFS.9s9' 8. MHefSS4 fcqyi of Aldermen
.,u,,,s ,s. President ssi Board Of Assistant Aldermen
aalO tt signedl JOHN I. MONROE Mayor.
mo 575O.1
Rera That the Surveyor be and he is hereby authorized
sse 10 D. Coleman II Co., for the
square block pavements Rampant street fo Main to st.
paving progresses completion provided That as the
proper tagging cannot be procured by said contractors
aid contractors put all the bsnquees said Ranpar street.
disturbed by them IN good order and
tion of the Gity Surveyor and it further provided this
resolution shall only apply to that portion
paving to be paid by the city.
lsignedl j. 0. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen,
lSIgnedj j MAGIONT
president Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved August Q, 1861.
aalo st Lssnedl JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor
tNo. 6T5l.]
Ro'r4 That resolution No. $3.50 amended read
Rope That the Surveyor lie and hereby authorized
the stone crossings at the intersections Morel
Desire streets 10 be made.
[Signedl J. O. NIXON,
- President Bnard Of Aldermen.
lS1gnedi j. MAGIONJ,
President Board Of Assistant Alder.nen,
| Approved August Q, 1861. -
@ui0 St Signedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
No. 5T52.1
R1ra3 That the Common Council satisfied Of the urgent
necessity existing place the Orleans IN com
pete state Of defence ready cooperate le state or
Confederate authorities in the construction of
fence.
tsisnedl J. Q. NIXON,
, President Board of Aldermen
LSlgnedI J, MAGI0EI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved August 9, 1851
siln St ISgnedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor
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Now Orleans. Pensacola Flu
PENSACOLA LURESEL PENSACOLA LUMBER
Having every facility Mills In Florida known
Hunt Ms for the manufacture OF Rsngh and Dressed ln1
ber prepared receive orders shipment in
ty. Fhe reputation OF Mis ia well known Our In
Eariabiy New Orleans city acceptance
L THOMAS MURRAY Il Co,
FC0LET, Cedar and JulG atn
G.F G.
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tse landing ln2 of ST. LouiH street. 10
receive and deliver freight acn bills Of adng for the
boats.
my2 E. LANDuiG, AGENT
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Leaves syAry GArJ RD&Y 4t5PM
NEW ORLEANS AND ViJFEF- Il
2s% Ia burg & 4 Nal FDe-ror D7nadsUrTilIs PiNu ~
1en9lne, Baton Rnuge, Port HtisoH, BAyon sara
EsSsza Red River Landing For Adams Satcheq Wspr.
proof Rodney St Joseph Guft Warrerton sna VicL,
hurg-Fhe PASSENGER atean.er LafOurcFlc, j. J. R-own
ma ter lin qltc" .? i Na'chez w ltl7s every GB
urd5y al O'Clock ?. NJ,
J. :. PERSON 4 co. Are-ss
sslO II ,IaTHn3siat lP,aD,
The Tbervtl1e CONNECTS TIcsbrg With tIe steA,ps or,
lrd Charm for Yaynn riY"r 'F'
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EPAVE DUQUATRlENEEE DIsTFsICT.-nR n
~ etc conduit dtpotdes epayes du Guatme District
AnnonGstion entire IaVenue Washington Ia Sxeme
CONNIE 6parE-
Une Ghevre blanche
81 e dit animal pas rscsme dams tours les
G's pRyfs II vendu penctare ppbi4ue dit depot
la MARDI - d'aout 1861, 10 heures A. H.
j. MILTON RELF, Commisshire des Rues.
Snnvea.f Orleans. 5 d'aRnr 1851. nn16 81
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For jacksonville ana the SGHBF,
The aud fine passenger packet
EMPIRE PARISH .Capt Grant, Jf.
Orleans
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. at ~ O'CLOCK.
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GECOND DISTRICT TPOUND--Wa Is brought
~ to he Second District Pound of Bienv.lle
streets,
One bay Hos abont Is hands high, shod all round no
brands marks.
One blac< Pony II hands h:h wi e spot on fore.
head, b nd2d Spans band e. hip eGt hind foot white
shHd all round.
One black Cow crop lei ear, orer-bit on righ.
One yellow and white spotted Cow, unde Bit right ear
crop on lett.
Which il claimed within days and the there.
paid will be sold public auction at said Pound on
MONDAY August26, 1861, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, Ar, Jst 10. 1861.
J. MIIhON RELF, Street Commissioner
Registered August ~ 1851.
i. W. HEBRARD,
nor,t 4, ,,roI1nx
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Massachusetts Republican Csnrentisn

WORCESTER, Oct 2-The Republican State
Convention convened here Yesterday. Gov. An
drew was renominated by reclamation, there be-
Ing but one negative vote. The other nomina-
tons were referred to a select committee Of two
delegates from each Congressional district.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that the
maintenance OF the constitution transcends any
other questions, and demands the life and prop
ertV Of all citizens; expresses a desire for the
union Of all the friends and open enemies; de-
clares that rights secured to loyal citizens shall
be endangered, and that disloyal citizens have no
rights adverse to those who are loyal approvers
Of the acts Of the administration; recognizes the
devotion OF the volunteers; endorses the action of
Governor Andrew, and recommends great care in
nominating the subordinate officers.
The Hon. Charles Sumner addressed the Con-
venton favoring general emancipation as the
strongest blow that could be struck at the rebel
lion.
The following nominations were then made:
Lieutenant Governor, Edward Dickinson, Bell
and Everett; Secretary Of State, Oliver Warner,
republican; Attorney General, ex,yudge Abbott,
democrat; Treasurer, Henry X. Oliver, republi-
can; Auditor, Levi Reed, republican.
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Frem Europe.

ST.. JOHNS, Oct The steamer Niagara passed
Cape Race this morning with Liverpool advices
20 the 22d.
The cotton market closed firm with small sales
Breadstufs closed quiet.
Provisions closed dull
Consols closed at SO * a924.
The new iron plated frigats Warrior had made
successful trial trip from the Thames to Ports-
mouth.
The Times in an editorial on Secretary Chase's
appeal in behalf Of the national loan saws II the
interest offered 10 sufficient appeal 10 patriotism
any argument as to the safety Of the Investment
10 unnecessary. Ii IL is insufficient, the remedy
would have been to increase the interest instead
Of appealing to considerations which, rightly
viewed, amount TO little more than a confession
Of weakness The people would be more ready
to believe that a sufficient provision will be made
for the payment Of the interest on the war loans
when they see provision made for bearing one
farthing Of the expense out Of the income Of the
year.
A Turin dispatch Of the 10th says that the asser-
tion that Garibaldi Is not going to America Is most
positively denied.
1t 10 reported that Spanish expedition against
Mexico 10 being organized at Havana. A force Of
a thousand infantry will be disembarked early in
the city of Mexico Six screw frigates, two
steamers, and numerous transports will be en-
ployed.
Marshal O'Donnell has directed the Captain
General Of Spain that If slave touches the soil of
Porto Rico he 10 emancipated, even without the
consent of his former master.
The Queen Of Greece was recently fred at in
the public square by student, who has been
Arrested
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.-Tbe Old Point arrived
this morning, and brings the following inteIli-
gence:
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 2.-The steamer q. r..
Spauldng returned last night from Hatteras Inlet,
bringing the latest intelligence and the remnant
Of the Naval Brigade.
Col. Hawkins still commands at Hstterss Inlet.
A few people were still coming in to take the
oath Of allegiance.
The frigate Susquebanna bad taken two prizes
which had unsusPectingly approached the Inlet.
They were both schooners, from the West Indies,
and were loaded with SALT sugar, &c.
The gunbOat Cambridge came up this morning
for coal and water. She hes been making q
bl ,cksde Of Beaufort, N. c., and has taken four
prizes-the Louisa Agnes, from LunenburR, with
a cargo Of hsh; the Revere, from Yarmouth, also
loaded with hsb; the Edwin, from Barbados,
with molasses; and the Julia, from st. Johns,
with tin, medicines, &c.
The revenue cutter Henrietta 10 at Old Point.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATEST NEWS FROM MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON CRY, Oct. 1.-Mn Fremont AZ
rived here from 50 Louis this afternoon, and WA
| and detachment Of sixty Of bis bod guard, and
escorted 70 the camp
Gen. Fremont receives numerous visitors daily.
who desire him to send a regiment to this place
and into the interior, for the protection Of Union
mems property; but he 10 obliged to disappoint
all such applicants, as he is determined to send
ont no more small bodies Of troops 70 be sur
rounded and taken prisoners.
Gen. Smith, Adjutant General Of the State 10
here hard at work Issuing commissions to the
officers OF the State forces organizing under Gov
CANDLES call. He gives assurance that the a 600
volunteers called for will be obtained without
trouble.
Bonneville, Glasgow, Sedalia and Georgetown,
were reported quiet at the latest accounts; but IL
Is not improbable that we may hear al any time
Of skirmish between our own and the rebel
pickets at the latter place Price's men are said
to be In that vicinity.
A party Of sixty rebels from Lexington, plum
dered the Lunatic Asylum at Fulton, Galloway
county, a day or two since, Of ave hundred
blankets, ali the clothes, and number of socks
giving az an excuse that the Asylum belonged 70
the State, and they had right to the property.
SECESSION OF THE CHEROKEE NATIoN-cHIEF
JOHN ROSS succuMBs TO THE SECESSION PKKs-
suRK.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. Rev. Mr.. Robinson, mis-
sionary teacher In the Cherokee Nation, has ar
rived in IBIS city. He reports that Chief John
Ross has finally succumbed to the secession pres
sure. On August 10th be called his council to-
gether, at Talequah, and sent a message recon-
mending the severance of their connection with
the United States, and alliance with the South
ern Confederacy.
The council approved Of the recommendation.
and appointed commissioners to make treaty Of
alliance with the southern government The
Confederate Commissioner assumed the payment
OF the annuties heretofore received by the Chero-
KEGS from our government
The Creek Indians have raised one thousand
men for service in the Confederate army, and the
Cherokees have formed home guard 200 strong.
Ii appears that the troops sent into Arkansas by
Ben. Mccullough, after the battle Of Springfield
were posted on the border Of the Cherokee ma ton
to intipidate the Council and force John Ross to
yield 20 the demands Of the rebels
Cei. st. George Cooke, Of the Utah forces ar
rived to-day. His regulars-six hundred In num-
ber-will reach Fort Leavenworth in three or
four DAVIS
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EIam Eartresx Manrae

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 1.-The steamer g. r
Spaulding has not vet returned from Hatteras In.
let but no serious fears yet entertained Of bel
safety.
Several ships ofrwar and gunboats Yesterday
left Hampton Roads for Southern destination.
A flag Of truce to- day conveyed to Craney Island
a number Of wounded Confederates, made pris.
oners in Western Virginia.
There 10 a flag Of truce almost daily between
Old Point and Norfolk, and a large number Of La.
dies avail themselves Of the opportunity to reach
their friends either North or South.
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The Kentucky Legislature.
sENATo Rs BRBCKINRIDGE AND POWELL REoUKsTl

TO RESIGN.
FRANKFORT, KY, Oct AT the afternoon ses-
sion of the Senate, yesterday, Senator Whitaker
offered a resolution requesting John C. Breckin-
ridge and Lazarus w Powell to resign their seats
as Senator'S In Congress, as they do not represent
the will OF the people Of Kentucky. II they de.
cline to comply the Senate of the United States /.
respectfully requested to investigate their con.
duct, and IL found to be in opposition TO the Fed.
eral Government, that they expel them from their
seats 1t was passed by a vote Of 20 yeas to NAYS
and sent to the House, which adjourned without
action.
This morning the resolution came up a. unfn.
ished business In the House, and q supension OF
the rules to consider 1t was refused by vote Of 4C
against 30.
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DIED,

On the evening of the I'd inst. of typhoid fever,
REBECCA E., widow of the late Richard N.
Peake, in the SD year Of her age.
Her friends and sos ualntances are respectful '
invited to attend her funeral, on tomorrow tFri.
day) afternoon at 2 O'Clock, from her late resi-
dsnce, f street south, between It'll and 9th SITS.
Navy Yard.
At Fairfield, Jefferson county, Iowa, on Monday
morning, September %, 1851, LEV ELLYN
JAMES, only son Of l. NJ. aud NJ, J. Shafer, az ed
nearly years.
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LOCAL NEWS.

DThough THE star 10 printed on the fastest
team pres in use south of Baltimore, Its ed itio on
Is % large to require Il to be put to press at an
early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before IL O'Clock N; otherwise they may
NAV not appear until the next day
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American BOARD Of Foreign Missieps.

CLEVELAND, Oct 1.-The American Board OF
Foreign Missions met here this afternoon. Judge
Strong, Of Pa, was elected president. The an
nual sermon was delivered by DR.. stores, OF
Brooklyn. The treasurer's report shows the total
expenditures Of the year TO have amounted 70
$40 600, with deficit Of less than 81, 900.
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Disa,trsus Effects Of the Gale.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. 1.-The damage by the
late storm In the Csdistoe and Allegheny valley
blown down, and the crops for miles and mile
were Frustrated.
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THKATKR The Theater was crammed TO over
flowing, last night. on its reopering and the per-
formances went Of In the most brilliant style,
with the charming Miss Susan Denim as the spe-
ciai card in the female department, and the
favorte eccentric comedian, Mr.. Ben Rogers. on
the male side Of the Thespian forces. Mr.. Hum
phrey Bland, perhaps the best "old man" now on
the American stage, was also a first favorite, as
usual. The audience also gladly welcomed back
such favorite performers az Mr.. E. III. Brink, Mr.
J. G. Bovd, Mr. ID. Walton, and Mrs Bland
imperative upon the management to repeat the
unrivalled bill of last night See announcement
elsewhere, and note that the bewitching Miss
Denim appears in both pieces.
HALLS PATENT DRINKING AND FnrERINs
TUBES FOB % CENTS EAcH.-Now that the fall
rains are riling our rivers and streams, we would
advise all our military friends to procure one OF
those ingenious and practical little instruments,
which no soldier should be without, as Ii perfect
ly filters the water from insects &c thereby rem
dering IL healthy. You can also purchase rubber
blankets, rubber coats rubber leggings, ponchos,
capes, rubber horse covers, and cap covers, boots
shoes, &c, &c, at nlaaHfdetErsr's prices, at the
India Rubber Warehouse, No 800 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth SITS. &C 2-h
ATTENTION. soLpIrRs Protect your health. No
sensible man will leave the city without q supply
Bruises, Sores. Fsvsrs and Dysentery these med.
icines are the best in the world; Every English
and French soldier uses them. Only Is oents per
NEW DRY GOOps.
Stock Just opened at X b. Halls old stand, SIS
Seventh street. Store crowded with customers
Goods to suit the times, and at pr res to please.
Sc 81 cost MATHEWS & Co., SIS Seventh st.
NoTIcE.-Bev.re Of counterreits and unprInol-
ped dealers eudoavoring to dispose of their own
and other art,cles on the reputation attained by
HetnnboldS Extract BKchu, q positive aud specific
rem .dy for DIS of the Il s6dsr, Kidneys, era
vel, Dropsy, 40, DO, DO. Ask for He'll bold's.
umn. $3.50
RAIDER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Rosf it, il will interest you.
PENNIRs.
Persons desiring pennies will always ind them
Tor exchange 1t the Star Office counter. Il
To THE AFPLIcTKD BE sure 20 read the adyer-
:seIert of MoLeau's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. If
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PRIZE CASE The Prize Commissioners are ai
present engaged In examining the crew Of the
schooner Hartford, an account Of the capture OF
which, by the gunboat Resolute, was given In
the Star q week or two since. No evidence has
been yet edduced To prove that the schooner was
engaged In illegal trading 2
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AccIDEsT Sergeant Lorenzo Rihet, of the "a b
N Y: regiment, dislocated bis ANGLE joint on
Tuesday night, by falling into the cellar OF q
house which bad been burned, near Roach's
Mills, ION the other side Of the river His foo,
was smputated at the Z street hospital Yesterday
aflernoon, and the patient Il doing well :
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BLuspEk.-The conclusion Of ourreport 0
the Barney ease In Yesterdays star by some IN
ec,o9neoie means got assray from the rest OF ID.
article, and found resting place n The bottom 0
another article = -
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NOTHING TO wEAR.-Mr. John Barnard, fof
who resides on the heights north Of that city.
had about $50 worth Of clothing stolen from hi 4,
on Monday. He sleeps In q cottage detached
from the main building, and the door having
The thieves have not yet been discovered
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Frem Cairo.

CAIRO, Oct. The troops stationed at Norfolk
have been ordered to retire 20 Birds Point
There are reports circulated TO the effect tina,
Gen. Polk, with 20, 600 men, Ia taking possession
Of Maysville, KY. Things are quiet here and II
Padncah
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Johnson & NA6LE

900 Johnson & NAGLE, 600
Between Ninth and Tenth sta. south side,
IMPORTERS OF WINES, LIQUORS, Sc
CARS, PICKLES. PRESERtES, .SAR-
SUFFERS SToREs LNGENERAE.
CHAMPA6NES:
9. II; Mumm, Piper Hednck.
Moet Chsndon, Cartier q Co, Barat Fagot,
Tourette, Royal Grape,
Which We Offer al New YORK PTices1freiEht
Abm. n. Blnlnger Co.. ls gIo,d street, New
York; w ord renowned BOTTLED WINES and
by the Case. At JOHNSON 4 NAGLE's.
PICKLES, Pepper and other SAUCES. TO.
MATO CaTSUP, by the barrel fallon. or dor an.
from the cele brsted manu-. ctory Of fohrt nbarh
Co New York, at estonlshngly low prices.
At JOHNSON q NA6LE's,
n AlssS, FEy bSEdEHg p. rs,JEIE FEET. xM5 AMP
SSl6NEE'S SALE.-Stevens' entire stock Of
"a Fancy Goods, Bonnets. Ribbons, Laoes, Dress
Trimmings, Flowers, Feathers, &o., Are nov b.
Ing offered &c end belo~ acsuAl cost prices. Call
s.s b and q !. ssA streets. ALEX. ELLIOT II.
IAH: oHi-6o TO The Peoples Clothlns store,
" No. lbo seventh street, 0pRceite Poet Once,
"a sxsHins ssst rev stoek III EALk sCLoTH.
the lowest Nsv YORK prieee. o. SiR
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To OFFICERS

TO OFFICERS.
he CAMPAIGN "A Campaigning Wagon on
me Prusslan prinoipie, arranged for Sleep ~
sickness or wounds. with ample room for6HA
stores and provisions; light waterproof, and per-
Of the hrst makers IN New York, in offered for sale
o. cost price. = -9 ! : =
HORSE, either for saddle or harness. - +
Both may be seen on application 10 JAMES
Lane, behind the Cham House, between and II
streets. &c 90
+ ADIEY REAL PARIS KID GLOVES. ell
Under yssts, long and short sleeves Mourning
shsvls, long and square. Fine and medium White
we are daily adding many novelties in irst-class
Dry Goods 10 our stock. s.....5r =
One .STics only. the actual cash standard vslus.
A s1sninssao a Of stock ,nesrs no obllrshon 10
's e - liaas-ii3 PA. svsnue and Ninth 4,
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TIE ARLINsToa Clue CorILLON PARTY las
night, was fully equal to those Of past seasons
The ball Of the franklin engine-h house was In ex
cellent order, the committee Of management hay
ing spent much time In Its arrangement and pre-
srstion. The evening passed away happily, and
to-day we hear numerous expressions Of grafifca
ton By The young folks who were present.
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RoUsH sPoRTs.-Last night little MUS os
cured az the corner Of Eleventh street aud the
Nenoe, In which young man was knocked
down and lost bis hat 10 was speedily ouietrd
howeEer, and the parties separated. :
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RAIDER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Res it; il will interest you.
2O-6Oly
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TEE CITY Posr OFFtcE.-The following state
ment Of the operations OF the City Post Once for
tbe week ending the 18th September 10 due to
the industrious Management Of the once, and
may not be uninteresting 10 many Of our readers
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MILITIA FINES! MILITIA FINEsn
IEl MILITIA FINESW
I'm i e give n0ss e III
litia, Major w. J. Mcdonald commanding, that
have duly constituted and appointed Henry eat
man, County Constable, my special Deputy to
collect al fnss imposed by the Lesionary Court Of
SAID Regiment. and that on and after the LIST of Oc
msn for amount Of said fnes imposed By said court,
and 4 not paid on presentation he 10 fully empow
cred 70 collect the according 70 law-see sec
ond volume Of the Laws Of the United States chap
Ter u.s. section 4, pages 769 and no. passed LIST Of
July, 1872. WARD II. LAMoN,
% q SO u 3. Marsha. ID G.