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The Balls Bluff Disaster.
INTERESTING STATEMENT.

Botinorr, oct. % The following is from q
highly resfec ALE refukee from Leesburg -
Ftnsr I'M ENTIoN or TuE RsBELs.
Whtr the in ention OF throwing tbs FEDERAL
| troops acros. tho Potomac river fft bscsms APP.
| parent, the rebtl force In the neighbrh OF was
| 70 IN all that il was aluOst decided not 10
| ofFsr any Tesis anoe. some reinoHcement',
however, were broue ht up from back OF Los
burg, and with the force thus gathered. no al
iogoti ef exceeding three thousand. IL was m.
. lived TO make star d. Bob parties, Il was
admitted a. Lscsbutg, fought despsia.oly.
Tho Conf,derAtes fear d that they would he
suuounc'o by large force, which II WAS anti
cipa I'd General Banks would throw a,r,s al
the ferry, Just above whore tre battle was fought
ard thu. most dsspeT.ts III RS wero made 70
defeat Gen. BlksT before the expected reinforce
ments Of Cor. Banks could come 10 his relief.
hhnEL Loss-unIoS PRISONERS
Tho fe6ersl troops, though ovcrmlichei in
numbers, stood out against the attack mAufully
snd brsvely. Both parties suffered severity in
killed ord wounded. Our informant saw over
one bundled rebels dead, whilst their wounded
we're So numerous that all the lamhorses in IN,
neigbbo'hood vera occupied a. temporary ho,pi.
tails The number Of federal soldiers captured,
our informant old not know. lie raw ous party
Of one HI Ddrdd and ten taken eff but uuderstopd
that two other squads had previously been sent
| away.
UrIoN SYMPATHY IN LRKsBURG.
The expectation, which firtt prevailed, that
| tho nation al troops would DO able To advance In
| o'erwh lining nu i,bers 10 Leesburg, ccc tsioned
the utmost excitement amcng the URionists. o
| whom there arc a large plumber in the vicinity
| Who weIo prepared 70 receive aud welcome tn
army, whilst many Of the prominent male socos
| siOnists made pIeI arati ms 10 leave.
Tbs Iepulse of the national troops Of cours
caused a coiresprnding depression with on
olVs ard the most extraordinary txultation viii
the other. After tho battle the rebels rapid,
hurfifd up I,iof -rcements, ard at the time I
which our Inf, rnation extends, IL wai estimAtc
that they rad from 10000 to IL, 600 men q
Le,sburg and Waterfowl.
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The u.,on Movement in North Carroll

Tho tecert Intelligence from North Csrl,n'
Is GA very silnifieant character. 1t sppesr:
that tho inhabitants Of H,de county have
THROWN Oh III further Disguise Of their real sen-
tine, Il, and in a very spirited declaration have
announced their adherence u the southern opl
prestorr and their r, new.d devotion TO the Uni
or. Three HUNDRED men have assembled ia
ans at place called Long Acre, and 30 thou .
~ moro have iistn near place called Wash
inptor, who fesire TO have arms placed in theii
Il, nds TO defend themselves against ire rebel
Beeiingr and Union lodges sre held in tb'
coun,i,s along the coast, with the ayowsd in
tent ON Of supporting ths cause of tho UGiol
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nnfginent N Y. 3. M.-Ths widows Of the 69th
heglntLI aud also such OF lie membars A. ba,s
ueeh usayled during the late campaign In VlrRini,
We Arsenal, In White ct, At 10 o'clock A NJ, on
i lev FRIDAY, Nov. Let. Tney ara Particularly re
" isas q 20 GENE provided with written tstinonai
sh.d by the commandants Of their respective a. m,
Pshies, or IN their Absei CO, By some well known
s sm Reputable citizen # the city MICHAEL CON
NOhh'' ItsHurtr. t2y asiiA
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The Pacific TeIeEruph Line,

fiom j. ii. Wade Esq., President Of the Pacific
Telegraph Company, that over two hundred
private messages passed over the line the first
day II was opened, and that messages continue tt
come In at both ends as fast as the operators ar,
able to transmit itoms thus indicating already that
II soon will DO necessary to put up one or two
more wires ~ meet the urgent wants f thu
commercial public and the prss.
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l UNION MASS MFETING AT THE CoopvR In
srIrUrH-A mass meeting Of tho friends of tb
f Union state and county tickets, was held AT If,
, cooper Institute last evening. At the tim,
when the meeting was called to order, the hal
was not moe than two. third, full, but At a
later hour was crowded.
Judge j. Slosson presided.
Hon. Nat. Wolfe, Of Ken,ucky. wa, intro
duced and greeted With storm Of applause. III.
spoke warmly Of Kentucky's loyalty. Of her
love for the Constitution and the Union. and
determination to crush cut this rebellion. The
past differences on the subject of slavery were
reverted TO, and the speaker represented Ken
lucky as possessing no bitterness Of feslinR on
the subject. She only do ired her rights, 10 bo
allowed to hold slaves and take them into the
territories. This ELECTED . storm of hlsses.
yels Of Never never" and a small portion
OF applause from the audience. The speaker at
tempted 10 argue the matter, as tho only prouni
on which peace could be restored TO our distract
% country, and the tumult increased in propor-
lion as the audience got tho implication that he
was taking compromise" Finding that he
was making the matter no better quito fast
Mr.. Wolfe dropped the subject, and Instantly
turned on another tack. A hearty tribute was
paid to the honesty ard Intelligence Of odd
Abe, the peace party was empbatically cursed
ana once more tho audience appeared restored to
its good humor, But the speaker to,k Especial
care not to touch again upon the Go lcato sub
ject of the right to carry sayes into Il 10 torrito-
ries.
Hon. l.. II. Chandler of Virginia was ii,
neHt speaker. He began by a sharp at 'a,k ON
the raitorous peace party, for whom he said
" no scorn could be too whitening in this world
ana no place too hot In that to come" Ho
gave very humorous account OF his recent
arrest at Yorktown, and drew thrilling pic
ture OF tho outrages committed by the rebels
On Union men.
Hon. II. j. Raymond followed in an appoal
Tor the Union. lie said this was not rebellion |
FOR the support of slavery merely, but was a
thirty years old conspiracy against the govern
ment still II slavery was made the issue and
the question was choice between tho Union |
and the Constitution, and the system OF slavery,
slavery would bave TO he crushed out, (Ap-
pSuse.) In conclusion, no urged the necessity
for true mon supporting tho Union ticket As an /
evidence Of tho feeling CT the people of the
North in favor Of tho government and the Gu
forcsment Of the laws.
Horace Greeley was the next speaker, and |
was mainly sIgumentative.
H. Is. Perkins and ether speakers addressed
the meeting, after which it adj ,urned.
II
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BOARD or ALDERMEN.-An adjourned meet
ing Of this Board was held last evening, Aid.
Dayton In the chair.
A petition from Fire Marshal Baker wa, pr..
sented, asking for tho passage Of an ordinance
forbiddiDg the use Of unprotected lights cam.
pheDe and burning fluid, On board any saline
yessel or steamer lyipg within the limits OF the
city, under penalty Of s25. Rssred To Com
mitfee on Fine Department.
A resolution was adopted directing tho Comp
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AHorHHR CAPTIVE RELKAsHD.-Y esterday
moming United States MAiAAL Murray received
oldsn 70 release fi0m Fort Lafayette, James Il.
Hague, . state pTisoner, who was supposed %
havs hneale4tsd reasonable doctrine while in
n@ns. He was delivered up 70 hla friends by the
paopaH auth0iliss
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GENERAL NOTICES.

A Voice frous Jotusalem--Ths Rev J, r.
NEWMAN, Lately returned from . witt 70 Jeruss.
lrm, = N deliver . le tlre On "Pa'e-tins aud 10
Sscisd PlA e." ~ ths AlArsn N. Y Chursh, N =.
folk n het Ora ~ a Brooms on Tuesday evHn-
ing, OF -, 1861, at ~ &C ock. Tickets rs csnts,
- b rad u re dos the eyeairg Of the lecture.
scqR 9slOI
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IspoRTArr To ISvALIDs.
WONDERFUL SALE OF LACTosAH.
9ctOO BOTTLES SOLD WEEKLY.

This mild invigorAior Communicates TINE and
warmth 70 the system. 1t inspirs new lifeta the
bio. d improv.s ue appetite, cures rain amer eat
ing. and root - the nerves. Soil ats cents and
10 cents per bottle, at 90i CANAL ST., a.d No.
4 UNION sQuARp.
ND-Tsn thousand peru'us TOO debt,ied - u.s.
medicines, have been luilt up by the LAC roHAH,
o. who will be plsased IN answer inquiries. For
address, inquire 2o4 CANAL sr.
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Arrival OF The stean.hip Ara3o.

81. Johsj, N. r. Oct. 27.-Ths steamship
Apgo, Capt Limos, passed Cape Race on San
day 81 route TO New York. ehs left Havrs on
the 18th Inst. She has PAS passengers, 900
ton, cargo, and the usual mails Her adyi-
css have been anticipated -''ll
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SenntorinI Nomination.,

Cdadnidi9uI, N. Y, Oct tS.-At the Peoples
Senatorial Convention held here today, Hon.
5. q. Hadley, Of Seneca couhty, was unani.
trict.
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Nosice-A Special Meeting of No. 10 A.
o. IL. II hersiaus, will be held at tho g.. Charles
IIote, NJ. $50 Eigi III Avanue "a Tuesday evening,
October Soth. At IN G,lo K. Pubctual attendance
Is requested. u, order Of WILLIAM McGOWAH,
PresidenL MICFAHI O'HAKA, SEC. ip6
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FREE LECTURE AT THE BRrHEI,
\ over the jams street Mlrket, BrooSlyn' Ron.
err M Poer, the eloquent temperance speaker. VII
lecture On ne wines Of the Biblsn ais evening A
~ O'Clock. siosing BY the Nsplane Dlyiaion Glss
oi9o The public .nd the clergy are co daily ,nvi
'eaN cHAs, A, 0UINAND, esty, Nc
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CHILDREN FOR THE WEsT.-Porty boys and
girls were sent West yesterday by the Child ems
Aid Society, in charge of Mr.. Allies, their in
dentuIing agent.
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From the Richmond Examiner wo learn tina,
the rebsls admit a loss Of over three hundred
killed In the battle, or reconnaissance, at Balls
Buff.
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
WING HIPPOPOTAUUA.

Or, RIVER HORSE, from the River Nile In RRyra
The aRRAT BRHEhOTH OF THR 5CRIPTURHg
The most wonderful animal known, the FTssF Az
ONLY one In America 10 70 be seen at ali hour.
with his native Arab keeper. Also the LIVING
hLRPHANT TURTLE, over 1000 ycarS old, And
weighing over 800 pounds the WHAT IL ITj Ar
BINo FAMILY, bAA LION, MAMMOTH MAS
bAMBoh, and nearly million other euriositiea
Admission 70 all, 70 Va. Children under san- IA
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Boston, oct. 2s Asa T. Pratt, Of B-aindne
who 'xpreHed strong accession remarks al a
late d, mocra,ic Convention At cd yam, was to-
Day RIDDEN On rail by several Of his TOMS
..rtlo
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ABdry, oct 2s-The Democrats 'odav nor-
I'd a Blocker Banks 10 rep. osent them in
Che Thud Assembly District.
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"A RsnEL BsooMzs IHsASE.-Jamss M.
Hkis e BAliinOss, fsesnl acquisition at Fort
Lsl.Isas wSs conveyed yesterday from tha
hst - Ionztis asy Lam, he having beoons in
suuss .Dl. t.g#. "A
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LEGAL REPORrs-mONDAY.
United States Circuit Court.

'""'h Tthses tlrcuu Court.
The Tidi If the Prirdteersrlen This cas-.
was continued, the jury being addressed on be-
half OF the prisoners by Messrs. Sullivan and
DoVego, all Of whom treated the questions in
yolved in about the same Arguments as have
already been reported
Mr.. Brady now has the floor. He contends
that this case does not presS mt the prisoners "a
pirates They are the citizens of a government
whose existanee is shown by its departments
which are as full and perfect as our own.
Mr. Bradys argument necessarily dwells
upon the same questions which have Alre.dy
besn fully discussed, only differing in his man.
ner OF haI6ling them.
Cont OF General We. sIous.
Before Recorder HOFFMAN,.
fLRAs or GuILTY,-Sarah Il. Jerico, indictsd
fer a .lonious assault on Mary A. Preston
pleaded guilty, and was sentenced TO tho P.ni'
tentiary for one year. Both the prisoner and
complainant are colored women.
JACOB Grbble pleaded guilty to a larceny from
the piIspn, in stealing a watch snd some money
from the pocket Of George Long. Jacob was
sentenced to the State Prison for two wears,
AcoUlrrFD.- Garrett Barry was tried aud
acquitted on an indictment far grand larceny.
lie was Iemanded, however, to await trial on
other indictments pending against him. Ad.
jouILed.
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From fortress Monroe.
The Great Expedition, 60.

Fortress Monroe, Sunday, Oct. 27. ria Bal
hn'ore hondny, Ocf. 2S-I'he great expedition
has been delayed by the prev alent gale.
Two prisoners belonging TO Georgia rsRi
thel. 'O
Some refugees from Yorktown, state that the
rebels are in considerable force in the vicinity.
and NAT there Is an apprehension Of an early
attack by the federal troops.
There Is large fleet Of transports at Old
Point destined for Washington, unable TO ascend
the Potomac river.
coNrRADANps EXCLUDED.
Commodious barracks are been erected for the
oontr.bands, none Of whom ara to 90 with the
expedition. Gen. Meigs has directed Quarter
master Tallmadge to provide for them in the
way Ct shelter and clothing, as well as has boen
cuttomaIy with god masters in Virginia
CoNTRABASDs ANXIOUS TO 90.
Maryland stockholders Ia the vicinity OF An
nopolis complain tina. many Of their slaves So
creted Themselves on board vessels'of the sea
coast expedition. Several OF these fugacious
parties were discovered arrested and returned
to their Wnsrs.
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LADIrs' CIIATTELAINB CTAISs,
Two and Tire. Dollars zach,
Al q q. ALL EMS. AIS Broadway,
one door below CAasl u.
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WILCOX & GIBBs
WING ACHIN Es,
b0s BROADWAY.

LYoss' MAGNETIC lNsECT Powder.
The Original ard genuine Srlsls will eItsr uinase
Rpfohes, Ants and NJ vsrmin. Free from pOlson.
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are cesth IN Rat. and Nice. 30 by all Drug
q sis everywhere II 8. BARNES, Proprie,Jr, II
Park Row, and 49, Broadway.
BARRY's TRICorHERous
Ia The best asd cheapeE At,ce for dresing an 4
beautfy!nf, cleaning, curling, preserving and 70
storing tie hair. Ladies, ET IL 500 by AL dug
gists
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nj. sympathy with Oar Ca..e.

WasIia0to., Oct. 2s.-The following Letter
from Gsribaldi has been received by the U. 2.
Consul a. Ant-ep;-
CABRERA, September 10 1861.
Ny DEAR SiR;-I saw Mr.. Sanford, and
regret to be obliged TO announce TO you that !
,hall OF 10 able 10 20 70 the United States
at present. do not doubt Of the triumph Of
the cause Of the Union, and that shortly
But II the war should unfortunately continue
in our beautiful countrv, I shall overo 'me all
obs acles which det.in me, and hasten 70 the
oef, nee Of a people who are dear to me.
tSgpedj q. GARIbALDI.
To Mr.. QUIGGIE,
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A. q. n Long Islaud.--A meeting OF tao
Board Of Oficers Sil he held At Tammaly, corner
York and Pea ate, -oOkyn, On this tTueadayl
event x, Octol o. SgIh, 81 ~ o'lcoE PunCtusl at
tenda 90 req iested, AZ the dck'is for cur h
Annual ali viii be issued. PHELIA PETERSON.
q. ID; MICHAEL DAILEH,G s. 292
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A q Of U.-1be officers and members of
the shove order are request ~ tttend general
me- III =, T. be- held Mt HI uia Hal, ~ Prince 81,
On Tuesday evening OF. 29th, at o'clock, precise
ly. PunotuAl attet dance IL requested by order o.
.ippN AACIupp "a u rnaA gENNv
NtGI u'EAup~ ,.,,.,.
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BASE BALL-NEw YORK VS., BROOKLYN
game Of base bell was played yesterday afien
no'n at Hobohen. The Brooklyn Nine were
again the possessors Of the trophy of victory.
The ball becomes the p Oporty Of the ResOlute
Club, they scoring 6 runs ont Of the 10 made.
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OST ON FRIDAY, OCT. 25TH, A SMALL
II black and white shaggy dos, q Swsrs - ths
lame tf FRPD; he'd on a brass collar, with = look
and STEEL rns e,tach d. A siit,blo rewArd wid
lie paid to any one who viii return him 10 81 VAn
dAis ".
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

40 u No. ~ A meeting of the above
will be held a. SD ~. AID stn Tu, -dsy eve
nrg, OF tgs pr. ctuAl N.tsudsncsis request A.
by order # y. N PHARLAN, Prcs't EDWARD
PoNISKY, 5e-'y. IL
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81 1O-kED AND WHITE ASH ~
y F. rOof q blsl quality and full weig ar
oil psIts Of tie city, clean ard free from "a o.
WM. p. TREADHELIs S49 Boweny. cor for
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APA -Tbe Oficsrs and Members Of No
sun d. Lodge, No. 10, A. p. A, are requested
10 10 ctusi Ia stte dane" o, d cir Lodge Room
IN this Tue day evening, OCT. 10Th inst, NJ ~
o'clock, % tlect officers f,r tie ensuing term by
oder OF tle l. DE. TH0S. GARDINER, w. NJ,
JOSEPH RODEN, X, 3. ais
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Garibaldi true to Liberty.

~ rMEgRArB ~ rHS " =. sUE.
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T ,IQUOR STORE FOR sALE-THR Loa,e.
- s'o,k az fixtures OF q liquor store; 20 bs soH
heap as the owner is going " California Apply
gt $50 Mulberry It, oca9 L;ittS
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('OAE..

RED ASH COAL-THe BEST RED ASH
Coal for sale ~ I FOSTER d BRO, OF boe$
now dsstsrgirg ~ 81 70 per Son; out Of yard, rs.
Apply at yard, cor Of 3sth - and I'd ave. os9 S'
SUPERIOR RED AND WHITE ASH
- Goals
y family Use, sCreenei and lie iVsred fires irSna
slate ~ ell parts OF the city a.
SAD
per ton, Of y 900 lbs. o. ders lfs - i4) MAvsrty
Place, III West ith s., Perry and West ct foot =
Delan ey 81, y. H., and 70 Wal ~. A. TRKAl 7
WELL Agsu'. o2g 24Aos2ess.'
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UNION CONFERENCE NOMINATIONS

The Union Conference Com mites, delegated
from tie following committees OF four Union
gar nations 10 wit Fifth Avenue, st. Nicholas
Gertua- Lsgue ard Taxpayers:-
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND--ON WEDNESDAY, THE I'D,
Il ia Broadway, a pooAetbJok containing small
cum ofm-Lcy. The owner can have tie sAns ly
prcvu r. perry and pay inf ful via adverts, ment.
A QUACKLSBUsu , Jr., 81 G Ar'csst IL
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FOR SALE-A SLOOP OF IL TONS
carries 800 blsh'ls 10 her hold, but y4a,s Old.
- In complete order F,r PARTICULARS inquire ",
hoEro' made ftls tfd,e, A. Ii lbDksn oe9I 1851
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

FOB SALE, OR WILL HIRR WITH
u shop room, one small planning N aahine, one
side lAh e, and two hand iathss. Loo lire asa
sih'h AV, bet. bIth and Ssth MS, in the slora
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S06 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-1i
~ oil paintings, 50 l'nd-har a. or wi exchanges
Tor SAT Or sewing machine. Apply at 4ls Hud-
son 81 IN store oc29 sslla
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z 900 CHOICE REGAJIA sEGARs
C'c|O for sale, for Ia prize, by enc not ia
We Trade. A ch.i'e lot 10 perfect condition. DBL
VALLEY, Hsrpld Office 4S
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,--',s' . 90, D1~ery and Princo At. cin,Lning
slngle hank bll ara little specie owner can all
HtHO Multtr ~, dcsctibs It, ara have a Wv paY-
ing fer this advertiser emit sOi
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CITY NEWS

day in the camp at Arlington.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-25
Pacific Rail Road to California.
G. s, COLBERT & Co.'s,
SIXTH GRAND QUARTERLY DISTRIBUTION

Of 400, 900 Articles, Worth SSOO'OOV'
which will be sold for slOe,e0o to the purchasers
of our eRy- GOLDEN PENS a, 30 cents per box
Our Golden Pen is the best ever used, ana Is war
ranted not to corrode in any ink Every business
man and family should ME the Golden Pen.
The following list of 100, DOC articles VIII DO
sold to our patrons at 81 90 each, and need
not be paid for until inform the PURCHASERS hch
of the articles may be had for 81 W, ana then IL
is optional whether they send the Dollar ana taSs
the Goods not.
List Of Goods Included in the Distribution
at 81 90 Each.
Sold Watches; Silver watches; Guard and
Vest Chains: Coral and Opal sets; Cameo
set, Chatelain Chains; Cameo and Lava
Breastpins Mosaic and Jet do; Gold
Pencils, Gold Pens with Silver Holders
Landscape sets, Portrait sets, Revolving
Breastpins, Sets Studs and Sleeve Buttons,
Infants Armlets and Neck Chains, lockets
all sizes, Gents Beast Pins, Mosaic and
Coral Bracelets, Enaamelled Sreat Fms
Mourning and Jet Sets, Garnet and Car
buncle sets, Mosaic sets, Medallions, and an
| immense variety o.. other articles.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-25
NoTICE 10 TAX PAYERS

With, that part Of the Parish Of Jefferson,
Left Bank, nltder Tie Jurisdiction Of the
Police jury
NTOTICE, is hereby given to all persons whether
~ resident or non resident of the Parish OF
Jefferson who are liable to the payment OF Taxes
IMPOSED according to law, for the year 1860, by
the. Police Jury for the use Of said Parish of
jefferson eft Bank, that all such Parish Taxes
will be due on the first day of March. 1851 That
within thirty days thereafter the said Taxes must
be paid to the undersigned Collector at his Once,
in the Courthouse, Town OF Carrohton, IN sHld
pnrigh. that the Undersigned will be there TO- the
purpose of receiving said Taxes, and also all
Parish Taxes remaining unpaid for the preceding
wears every day, during the thirty days aforesaid,
from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. 20 = O'Clock p. NJ.
And further that at the expiration of said Il, @y,
q list Of the persons who shall have failed to pay
the Taxes due by thenr, shall be drawn up by the
undersigned Collector, whose duty it shall be-
under the law to seize and sell property OF the
delinquents to pay and satisfy the said Taxes,
with interest and costs thereon. ~
Parish of jefferson, Town OF Carrouton' looL'
j. j GUTIERREZ, Collector,
feb27 Left Bank Parish Of Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-25
Star Hook and Ladder Company.

FI7IfE rel ular monthly meeting OF . lAN NUN
i AND LADDERCOMPANf O. n
No. ONE, of the City OF CARROT .zYzZxZEL@
ton takes place on the first : A. VITA
URDAY Of every month, at thc---------s--,, -----"
Truck House, on Madison stTe"t between Hhi"P
son and First streets. IT, -
trEn bours for calling the meeting TO order hre
us follows: From the first Saturday in October 20
the lgst in March. at o'clock p. ~; and from tho
first meeting In April 10 the last IN september, AT
huIf.pnzt o'clock 2. NJ. , .,,,
Saturday Of December
president-E. CommHgere forcmhn-B. Herrie,
Vicoprcsidcpt--J j Herrle LIST Ass.t-E. Bucber
g. rrctpry-P.ter SOulihT ! I'd Asst. KerneF'
T,.,-,rcr-I ouis Carbon Stnwhrd--G. Rcrner
r-7y,Puuctual attendance of all the members are
particularly requested. lHnl3-Ly-- -