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Col. scott's Regiment La. Cavalry.

Col no s. Scos RegSent Louisiana Cavalry is nearly
ready for service This Regiment Is that every citizen
the State shoad proud fner body troops yet
entered the service of the Confederate States has been
raised mounted armed and equipped without
federae Between four and five hundred thousand
dollars aiei in the country parishes towards making
Its Quilt complete without the General Government
AN APPEAL
Is made TO the citizens of New Orleans still
further add its efficiency. There attached the FIRST COM
pany-ntlnherng one hundred uenwo l2b mountain how
iers and Alb. red cannon representing New Orleans
This has been dene relying upon the wenown beraity Of
citizens that they will furnish the opey equip
them and in that the commercial metropolis of the
Southern Confederacy will be represented i'll regiment that
mlst prove a credit 10 our State,
The required for this purpose is about 5000
The following named gentlemen have kindly consented
committee to receive Subscriptions with such may be
appointed TO act with them
ALFRED MUSRoE, GEO. H. CHAPLAIN,
I. MARSH DESMAS, G. S. MANpEvILLE.
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Notice.

oFr1cE OF THE CosrEpREArs STATES RECEIVER
No street, I
New Orleans, October IA, 1851
ur drawn through the middle of Canal siree from ne
river where The said street ntssects the New Canal an"
thence down said Canal Lake Pouchartrsn forms Inc Guy
boundary District for which the undersigned Is e
Receiver
The north line of the Parish of Orleans on the Right Bank
and the Parishes on both sides down to the Bas constitute hs
District,
No change will be made ia regard to business already com
nenced in this Office all parties garnheed by me, will
mort IN ,bi Office without reference the arrangement
JOHN NJ. nUGER, C. S. r.
As- AL newspapers in the above District will publish till
eo,is and send COPY to this office. OILS 2pf
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Circular.
CoSFRpERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Treasury Department,

CoSErpERArE STATES OF AMERICA
Richmond, Aug. o. 1861.
The Congress Confederate States has authorized the
Secretary the Treasury issue bonds extent not
eeedng hundred millions of dollars the of fund
it's treasury and for making exchanges for the pro-
the sale Of produce and manufactured artic and
the purchase Of specie and military stores.
Under the authority Of previous act the Secretary appointed
Commissioners resident ia different sections Of the several
solicit from planters manufacturers and
others subscriptions of the proceeds of the sale of their
other branches OF industry be paid for bonds OF the
Confederate States.
To patriotic Jealous these Commissioners
lofty patriotism of the people, the Government
ed for aggregate subscription winch reaches already
millions of dollars The liberiy of every class Of the
community has been evnced The cotton the rice the tobacco
the sugar planters have Wed with each other and in the
first named staple alone the snbsc pto in several the States
reaches ouciIird onellalf of the entire crop
is proposed has bean frequently explained TO inter
tere with usual and customary Of planters and
others making sale OF their produce. This is not necessary
only asked that each individual shall Indicate i'll advance
the propo which he willing subscribe the
time and place of delivery the factor merchant in Whole
placed for sale and who is authorized pay
the proceeds and receive in exchange Confederate bonds
The carry per payable enanuaty and not
issued of less denomination than hundred dollars
where the subscription for aless amount when the limit
is fixed fifty dollars The Of the principal and in
the bonds secured Will be perceived BY special
OF Congress.
opportunity contributing the and sustaining
the credit the Government in condition make
cash subscriptions the loan previously authorized Their
plus capital already invested and their command of
sources in the nature of things mainly be looked for in
Upon such they auth riled
safely draw, and the investment proposed aside from its
claims the OF patriotism, may be regarded alto
geter advantageous any other business
/ tons.
The time sale referred the caption OF the lists which
intended indie the usual date at which the
crop brought market will Of subject those
considerations of mutual interest which ould postpone sale
| where the properly would be sacrificed
Special agents have been appointed will be appointed in
every county district of the South They will be furnished
with subscription lists and requested bring the subject before
their fellow. citizens in every proper by personal
pea public addresses through the ustrumetay OF the
press The results Of their labos will be- communicate from
this Department, and ii is requested that agents
endorse the lists the Ihe pos;otce, county
and State which they belong.
Tie sections Of the several Acts u Congress- which relate
the subject Of the loan herewith auae,lej
e. G. MEMNTNt7ER,
yrs-i as-4ty,
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pEoeREss OF rnE WAR.

III
The y ankees have taken another step towards |
the invasion and subjugation of the South By hsing
nrecipitately before onefourth their number OF
Confederates at the late battle near Leesburg.
Another and signal difference between the mani
festo and the performance has been illustrated by
the rapid fight of a superior force; and Yankee
yalor. SO eonspicuously displayed at the Manassas
races again challenges our admiration by the
pedestrian performances of the warriors of Lees.
burg.
No one is surprised at this result. for no one
doubts as to the issue whenever the two armies
meet In any proportion short of six or eight to
one, AT Bethel we fought them five to one and
drove them back, and now we dispense and scatter
them with one-fourth their number with inferior
artillery, and with no advantages of position or
entertainments.
1t is not necessary to assert that Yankees are
deficient in courage, TO account for these repeated
repuses by an inferior force. It is sufficient to
say that they are fighting in wrong cause and
that they know it, and that the stoutest heartquais
when conscious of guilt. Even as brave man,
convicted of cheating at card-tahle, cannot bring
himself to the point of resentng denunciation
| therefor, the Yankee feels his arm palsied and
| his courage oozing out the moment he finds him
/ self confronted by those whom he knows he mas
injured and oppressed. This war will set aside the
/ Napoleonic idea that Providence smiles upon the
heaviest artillery and will revive the fine senti-
ment of the days Of ehivalry that the wager OF
battle is always decided by the justice of the
| cause.
we can well imagine, if these people have pro-
per conception of the disgrace of the perform
n anee, how they will feel over the fact that they
have been driven into the river by oue-fourth OF
their number in their eager haste to escape the
deadly storm OF the Confederate bullets. The
story of the swine that rushed into the sea, when
possessed with the evil spirit, related in holy
writ, will suggest itself to every as perform
ance now repeated by subaqueous Yankees
i drenehed and drowned in their mad struggles to
4 escape from the pursuing foe.
4 How many more defeats it will take to convince
/ these people that the South cannot be conquered
/ how many more lives are to be sacrificed and how
i many more millions are to be squandered in the
i preposterous attempt-are things for the future
alone to decide. The question would be deter
/ mined at once if the whole North were not car
4 ried away by fanaticism and filed with impoten1
rage. AS il is, the conceit must be whipped Out
of them again and again, until reason resumes its
sway, and they agree to let us alone with our
separate and Independent Government
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DIED

On Wednesday, the I'D inst, JOHN F, EEARNBy-
ORLEANS LODGE NO. rs, +. L A. M.-The members OF
the above Lodge hereby notified the Masonic
Hail. at o'clock A. NJ, THURSDAY Gath instant, for the
purpose of attending the anea of deceased other JOHN
F. EEARNEY. 49, .. " M..
Brothers of Sister Lodges atenay invited attend
4F By order Of the W. NJ,
j. NJ WINsLoW, Sec'y
New Orleans Oct %, 1861.
1. O. o. F-The officers and members of Templar Lodge
No. TO- l. O. O. F. requested to st their Lodge Room
THIS MORNING Of o'clock st;eud the fine al their
late brother JOHN F. KEARNEY-
Fl. c. CAULKINs. N. G.
New Orleans, October q, 1851.
HALL OF PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY No. IL.
The officers and members of the S1ve Company hereby
dered emble in full uniform the Engine House THIs
MORNING. 81 o'clock attend the funeral Of late
brother fireman, JOHN F. hEARNEY.
The Fire Department IN general respectfully invited
attend. .tH By order
rs 55 yA% CHAS. A. SMITH, Foreman.
New Orleans October "a 1861
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sMerChOssts' Hotel,
Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PARING IT.
endeavoring furnish the Volunteer Troops Of
with suitable winter clothing having prepared
uniform quits of wooden cloth and suitable undeCIotes
distributed among them informed that the patriotic
Of several parishes also engaged i'll similar preparations
Tor the benefit Of their companies. If
!oDg by sn diresy to their several companies
without being Of the quantity and kind sent
companies supplied great confusion and will he
sequence
soldier Only carry certain quantity Of clothing
good substantial WOODEN suits possibe but Is also
important that there action among supply
ing them in order avoid sending double supplies
panies
therefore urgently recommend the citizens Of the country
parishes send this city such supplies Of clothing
hey may prepare wiki explicit directions the companies
Or Individuals for whom they intended. will take
that they their destination The boxed
up bRled aud directed in New Orleans with
Of the company for which they intended marked
statement Of It's contents that may dlp
cate the articles.
respectfully request the newspapers give publicity
suggestions, in consideration OF the objects effected
THOS. o. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans Aug. II. 1851 aul9 2ptf
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Volunteer Relief Committee.
TO ALL GOOD CITIZENS.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l9 1861.
As this Committee has received with deep regret positive
proof that mpvSous have been pacced upon the public gen.
crosby by obtaining relief who entitled
same they hereby appeal all good citizens whe may
knowledge Of any such fraud to inform
bers Of the Committee in pesou leave such information
with little delay possible their Office Secetarys Room
OF Board of Assistant Aldermen. The following the names
Of the Committee
GERARD STITI, Beard of Aldermen.
: 5. p. DELABARRE, E. E.
l.. E, FORSTALL =. :.
J. Fl. HUCKINS, g. .
JAS. BEtGS, Board Of Asst Aldermen
W. F, HODGKtNs, =. :.
!. +. LEEFE, :.
JAMES DAVIS,
JAMES BEGGS,
aUi9 1p:. Chairman Of the Committee.
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Presidential Electors.

FOR STATE AT LARGE. p
Charles Desbigny, of Orleans.
Albert G. Carter. of East Feliciana.
ALTERNATIVES
j. G. Campbell, Natchitoehes.
G. l.. Fuselier, st. Mary.
First District. .DoNATIEN AUGusTIN, Orleans.
Alternate. FRANCOIS GARDERE Orleaus
Second District. .......JAMES P. FRERET, Orleans
Alternate. G. RICks, Orleans.
Third District. DUFFEt,, Ascension.
Alternate. LOUIS BUSH, Iafourche.
Fourth District VIM. R. BARROW, West Feieans.
Atte1ua .CYPRIEN DUPRE, ST. Landry.
Fifth District. .......,. BART. EGAN, sR, Bienville
Alternate ...-........ ROBERT HODGES, Bossier.
Sixth District S. L. CHAMBLISS Carroll
AnernAe.... ORIN MAYO, Caahoun. se26 tt
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A Card.
From the " Renaissance Louisianaise. j


From the " Renaissance Louisianaise."I
no name an ,ao We wiss not to ssy ty
snag the voters that we freely acknowledge
"a hs e. hs st
ons has right to exact Of candidate F instance have
nor i gge Nr al;e de
others but protest against the Of Msss Beach
Parker aud Ma&ufean; both belong to Louisiana families, e
In a Y e. 60 o. a. pon aa ,hef
vantage which the friends Of Mr. Parker may claim in
time and That now never The people have occasion
Stew hy his sslsstoa has they give their sanction to ai
] ss he e snas I s ba anew order ax Of Nina
saddsey sappSrtsa by ckst which in It's comp on
represents the oher those ntees Louisiana
those Of Dr.. Deiery, MI Harper and Mr..
satisfied that voters may hesitate between Messrs
Gss a c h5n1 I b equally
that any one's choics be for minute suspended
We will say more-he name of Mr. Beach on The ticket Of
The Amer ~ Fay apPSars TO US 2 be anomaly for which
Mr.; Beach lot only foreisneryhch Of Itself should be
sufficient II he American party is logical patty q SCI him
snreyand cagnot too often the time
chn bs sxsf s s
put practice against those whose naonaes With
the South fof be possesses noble he cannot
With whom Re was feared and edaeatsd and
he has without Doubt fends aud relatives perhaps brothers.
q father mother-conquefed and humiliated by u.s.
Ny attention called the above article by OF my
friends shortly after lite publication last Sunday and
that SHOULD haze induced prefer such charge,
which eompels me- in justice myself bring my personal
affairs before The public.
HGd the writer been with my family history he
would not perhaps have expressed himself bitterly for his
language does not much apply does thousands In
our ndsi who only contributing cir MEANS
Offering up themselves snd their sons the altar of or
countrys Independence, My has been in Virginia,
enrolled in The army of the Confederacy nearly months
Tine was born in Tree s,atethe State eff ohowhie my
father and mother travelling journey of pleasure
sae the West end North from the State of South Carolina
where they lived and nj the time owned both real
and savesin cheservle s. G. My father is not now living
but my mother md brother who my oly relatives
reside IN Atlantic Ga AS my immediate family my wife is
Sireanan and my children LouisanIans what le
property they and possess within the limits Southern
confede7scy.
oAh e.. D. BEACH, VI, D.
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OIL 2p4t
.MGiE from .sesU @l-teaus 9.
7 4 T 4 GU
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,

The undersigned suffering in with others the
nconveniences OF blockade md non with foreign
countries has by the advice and approval Of Riddel
Postmaster at New Orleans taken al needtu
tabsh his expense Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and the Mexican port of Tanpico connect with the
regular British Mail Steamers tonchng that port. Auguse
de Mesgrigney and P NJ Mpd highly by New
Orleans merchants have been appon ed duly qualified as
consisting oG 1898 letters left this city 10th instant in
charge of Mr. Megrgney The second mail close on the
9th OF November oximo at O'Clock P. NJ and will leave
New Orleans the morning The third mail will leave New
Orleans the 10th of December subsequently as soon as
arrangement be made the regular depar-
ure will be the 10Th and 18th each h. making semi
monthly mail.
TarV Of Charges oWqoiaV Letters including Co7erats
Fe8HIe
Single Letters half less fdouue multiple
i'll prQportiOn)
20 MeS4co'' ~ 10
40 In NJ Of tubR 70
To oLh7r West Indles........ ,............... VS.
Letter. abroad te received throws the
The foreign Postage sueh cera mu,t b. 10 Tai
pco ard they red By the West Incia Nail via
Tanpico, care " Postmaster nj MRtArncro-"
ANTONIO COSTA,
New 0rlesLs Oct. Is, 1861 No ID Customhouse at.
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Socks for the Soldiers.

Having machine in operation the purpose. Wooden
Cotton Yarn solicited the purpose of manufacturing socks
for the Soldiers which will be done free of charge Any
sou who may be disposed contribute this enterprise will
Please their eanrbuon at the Office of undersigned
at No. 100 Gravisr street
ola 2ptf ]. I. BEIhNAP
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6. G. eiEMNTNgER,
San-at.Lrx u lie 7 reasttY.
AN ACT TO authorize Loan ard I.ss Of Treasury Notes 2a

AN ACT Authorize Loan and Issue Treasury Notes ard
EN- the pfsamS E%E f2Ens the sae and for
SECTION The Congress Of the Gontede,e States Of AMER
assent the President Of the Confederate States fifty
millions o: %9ari bonds pa%a6s a. The eSpion Of twenty
ing egat per cent per anngm until they payable The
public ADVERTISEMENT three within the Conede
six weeks be sold Tor specie military
4 cs Ss S spss OF ill ozeGa n ch
tary Treasury report HE next ensuing e
Congress of the C2ntsse SaeJ E?es Of h
e sserary Part rearv n Or 3s If y
corporation indiviua only manner herein pre-
scrbed: Provided, That nothing herein contained shall be
receing foreign bills Of exchange in OF these bonds
notes, provide War Fax ior their redemption.
SEcTox l. The Congress Of the E9GsGsLa;e States Of
he is hereby authorized time time the public
9 les may s9n5s 10 Issue s"ry not Payabe 9 brs
peace between the Confederate States the United
dollars ana to Tessuabie At pleasure TN the same are
pay able but me whole Issue at one time Ielnd
hundred millions of dollars the said shall be receivable
othe public dues the duty cotton and shall
be eeya in Of the n of The net
Sec 2 That for the of funding The sad notes. and
ce and articles or for the purchase Of pece
bs a Eyss hs 70 Of ns rxS w
than twenty after dae and bearing interest rot
e Rsl WI ey n6
TO exceed in the whole hundred millions Of dollars and
be deemed substitute for thirty millions of the bonds author
lied be issued by the approved May 6 1851 and his
10 be deemed revocation Of the authority Issue the said
thirty millions, The said bonds sla not be less sums
than one hundred dollars in fractional Of hundred
except when the subscription less than hundred dollars
the said bonds be issued in Of fifty dollars They
be sold for specie, military and naval for the
proceeds of oduce and manufactured ARTICLES the
manner provided by The act aorssad and wherever sub
cripons of the have been, shall be
particular date the Secretary OF the Treasury shall power
10 extend The of sale uL such date he shall
| indicate.
DEC That for the special purpose Of paying the principal
ana interest OF the public debt and of supper
ment shall be assessed aud levied Of fy upon
each hundred dollars in CT the following property
| etc. Act August lS6l.)
| September 10, 1861 seq 2pf
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Notice.

Tia Subscribers having been appointed by Secretary
the Treasury of Se Confederate States Commissioners for the
Parish Of Orleans procure subscriptions Confederate
Loan In oduce to be disposed Of by their fctor
such time they may designate and proceeds TO invested
in cent Bonds, inform the planters and Other parties
wishing 10 snbscrice, that books opened C
Bank of Louisiana where they will please call and re-
gister their names.
C. DERBIGNY,
JAS. D. DEEEGaE.
se24 2p1m 81 Comuissoners
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Es~O. Talaluofl DessounInes q Co., Imports
Foreign Dry Goods No. Magazine srect-SEerchants
Of tie Interior and from adjoining States visiting city
find NJ the aboyeraed establishment the complete
Of Foreign Dry ocds imported
try sold prices lower would thought possible III
ordinary times Give 1EeV call. SCI 2El5eod
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APPROXIMATION Of a Light Ratterv Corn,

REFORMATION of a Light battery Corps =
At meeting he'd purpose on the 10th instant
iee following gentlemen appointed Committee authorized
10 collect fGnds for herance the object view o-wt:
Messrs. G. W. HELME,
W. L. LISTER,
JAS A. HALL.
CHAS. (. FoRTIES,
GEO, W. HELME PreLident pro tern
). L. g. WApswoRrH. Secretary pro tenn, OF 2p5t
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Lad,es' Volunteer Aid association.

rh LADIES' yoluAseer ASSOCIATION call attention 10 .
failSxl v resolSson-
ReeoVea fhs 10 Spa's0ie will be received coupa.
a inst ha.S pot pen Annenrcaea BY Bgsdier Genera,
9 aes'o AdiaEs. SsasAets' Hsiss'' BFlo 2pu
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A. ROYAL. sAll.NaAE<HIi&,

a ROYAL, SAll4N1AkAhh-
Nos. 10 Canal n s,roa3nian streets,
1ign Of the Boot Hog or De
Aanuincru1er of Pam Fancy AwNIF6a
TENTS, TARPAuLINs, also all of FLAGS ADD
HANEERs, suitable Tor conpHTss other purposes, T5th
Fagstas suit Fail Purchase Ropes Sings etc. hsd
furnished sbcrtes notcs. BLOCKS Of
ready strapped; hkswIse ell heavy BLoCEs,
5PARS RIGGING suitable machinery o. any
5ther heavy material
have likewise n lot of SFkUOE sPARs, which
[ offer Tor sae Cheap Cash
All of Is Canal 70
DrosBInan streets, Esv Orleans.
n B. Sail and Rigging Tprs IN all is branches and county
orders promptly hted al the shortest possible notice
nlS ly&W
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The foregoing project or Foreeu fully entitled tc
pubic nddence Antonio Costa Esl Ncw Orleans
chant Of responsibility and He hsA be retsden
of New Orleans she las thirty ytErs.
Letters init fOr this MAJ enclosed
money REQ i,ed AS per boTe opo
dressed Costa's Foreign Mail of Postuiaser, New
leRRs
The Confederate Postage to this Ree be prepaid
J. L. RI DELL, Postmaster.
New Orleans, October Is, lS6i. ol9 2ptf
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&B~ For Auditor of Public Accounts-Cyrrr4s
THOMPSON, Guy STATE Audl,ur IL
th6 eieston next. self I'd
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R1"At the solicitation OF many voters. we
req announce JAM IS A. FoRGAY as a Candi
Tax Collector for he tfc of the cty of
Ne OrlrAns - 9,fa
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SIMEON TOBY, Jn. ,

SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
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Southern OH Company.
~ OTTO E .

At meeting Of the Board of Directors of the Southern OIL
Company held Friday, the 18th Instant the following
luton adopted
Resolved That In consequence Of continued advance
packages hoop ron other prices the
lowing scale of prices will take effect
November next:
FOR DELIVERIES IN NEW ORLEANS.
NO. AMI CarboX 15e, per gal.
NO. and Tanners Oil............. ,,..,. Soc
S"'' 40c.
"' ''e"se.' &c. per H.
FOR DELIVERIES FROM THE FACTORY, MOBILE.
no ana 0aF'hoN Observation-Disclosures. Csc per gal
No. 2 and Tanners OIL. ...,.....,. 4ac
"'' a0c.
NV &c. per ID.
SIMEON TOBY, JH.,
OLA 2ptf po.,o,,
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ftoaa ASo oFrIoss TO RBEr. -HAessrs sI5araai q
etssrihe rrurJ and OF Ssper Sto of No
81 conmon arrest the sovessr "a tadsss
sement
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Receivers Notice.
oil 2ptr


CONFEDERATE STATES AMEEGA !
Receivers Office, No. 100 GiraNier street. 5
Having teen appointed of the Receivers the
qcsraon for the district which lies Canal street.
excepting erefrom all that portion parish of
lying the right bank of the Mississippi river would call
law
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I
REV. ROBERT j. HARP, of New Orleans, yielding to
the solicitations Of may friends Candidate
perintepdeni Of Public Education the approaching Nove-
Ter ijp. nlh lDta
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Mt AcADEsrY OF MusIc.-The s. Factory Sri " ana
Monsieur Toasin will be given at this place to-
night Iii The FIRST piece, Miss Eloise Bridges takes
the mart 81 Martha Gibbs, and in the second the
leading characters viii be represented by Messrs.
q. Il. Morton and John Davis. The bill is q good
ore, arsi Ne bespeak a pleasant evening for all
who attend.