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TALK ON CHANGE,

Monday is generally dull day on the flags. The
gatherings yesterday were few and far between.
The Governors manifesto in regard to. the banks,
though expected by some of the knowing ones,
caused IN immensity Of talk. Before meridian it
was announced that the measures suggested were
carried out; that our banks had unanimously re-
solved to suspend coin payments. This is voun-'
8tary movement; nothing compulsory, and is one
that will rebound to the advantage and good of the
great South. There may be harpers and GROWERS,
but such will before many days coincide with the
measure, The general talk Is, that it is our saliva
tion. We believed and, of course, when people
tails to US OF the suspension of coin payments we
desire that they know our mind is made up We.
recognize and applaud the policy.
Bat while talking of financial matters, we are
asked about the condscaton account; how it will
affect property on Common street, owned up to
within twosor three years by Mr., Ralph Marsh,
who formerly had a large carriage establishment
on the premises. Ralph Marsh is, we believe, a
resident and citizen of New Jersey, who aecumu-
lated some Of this worlds goods in the carriage line
incur city. Several of our Southern citizens are
likely to lose largely by the seizure and confseation
Of their properly by the Hessians. Ofcourse, they
are very anxious for retaliation. It appears that
inquiry for the residence Of many parties, that
they are in Tennessee. For the information of the
agents and friends of these parties, we merely in.
innate to them that this attemptat evasion VIII not
sanswer Moreover, they had better forthwith, that
is, just as soon as possible, make ont their acc
counts and hand them to the General Receiver, who
will make himself known in few days.
I We are asked about Mr.. W. S. Wright, of Gin.
scinnati, who hired 8 carriage and took friend
with him to see the battle oil Manassas Our quon-
dam citizen Mr.. Wright, got terribly scared, and
left Ills friend, who is nova prisoner in Richmond
This Mr.. ~. S. Wright is reported to be grocer
doing business. in this good city of onrs.. We do
not find in directory any regular grocer of this
name but it is reasonable to infer that it is VIM
81. Wright, Of Tchoupitoulas street, who has for
several years beeneagaged III the Western produce
husihess4=say pork lard, Bacon etc. The talks,
that his partners will have to settle with the Re-
ceiyer Of the Confederate States. How many more
Black Republicans there are to be found Ia our city
We cannot say. IL this Mr., Wright "a citizen OF
ohip) did not go with the Grand Army y from
Washington, his sign manual TO the contrary or de-
NAL viii De considered. |
There was no rain yesterday in fact, the last |
heavy shower Of the element was on Monday, the |
9th. We hope the same holding up has been ex- |
perienced Throughout the country. There are only
few bales OF cotton coming in, The planters are
holding beck with more unanimity than we ex- |
peeted. How do those parties feel whor fused 10
p +
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N ew Orleans.
OILS, NAVY PITCH, AXLE GREASE AND NArrnA.

No CAR BOX OIL, in casks and barrels 50.
periot 10 Lard or equal 10 sperm oils, for
Railroad car boxes. ......'..s..... 80 eta gal.
No. REFINED OIL iu casks and barrels
suitable for M king with any other OILS. 60. .
No . REFINED OIL, In casks and barrels
suitable for painting all outside work,
and any color except whte......-....... Is
| No REFINED OIL, In casks and bbs, suit
Rble fvr Ship and Steamboat decks, Roof
Ing, etc..... %
No G AS OIL, in casks and barrels, suitable
for the various kinds o! gas apparatus. Is
COMMON R0SIN OIL, iu casks, 4uilable for
mixing with Lime for washes also for
covering fences, works etc, preserY-
lug the wood from exposure the we8-
tier, or for mixing with common paint
IAnngrH Uils....,,.. .....,,..,,,..-.... 20
AXLEor WHEEL, GREASE, In barrels half
bbls and kegs made fer The Plantation,
Farm, City and Country use...,........3h 10 ctg h.
NAPT3A, Crude md Refined, ia casks used
for actung barring aqids, 20 cts gal
NAVY PITCH, In q tAd ~ gall bsrrels war
ralHcd free from Wafer, Sand, Chips, and
ofAer impurities. Price according 10 mar
ket.
We manufacturing the above enumerated articles
and prepared to I'll all orders We call attention Of
Dealers and Consumers stock and mind they
PURE and UNIFORM, manufactured exclusively from
Southern MATERIAL managed owned by Southern men,
TREASURY NOTES taken at par Discounts made to the
trade.
SIMEON TOBY, JR,
jyl tf2p6t President
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sign the cotton circular? They will learn some
thing as they grow older. The exact receipts at
all the ports will not be received for some time.
The receipts for 1860 Stat of August last would
have reached 1896 900 bales, had it not been for
the revolution.
To keep up our records we append the full de-
tails of the receipts at the Florida ports the Gulf
exclusive of Pensacola. There were received at
Jacksonville, East Florida, $4,000 bales
APALACHISoLA COTTON STATEMENT.
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SN8aGa'ies.

500 bags prime RIO COFFEE.
800 bbis. MESS PORK.
800 ierci prime LARD
80 casks BACON SHOULDERS
100 tierces SUGAR CURED HAMS
$40 bbls extra and superfne FLOUR.
100 kegs SHOT. assorted buck and drop
800 cases SARDINES, half and quarter boxes.
100 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
eQ0boxes Star CANDLES, II and l6 oz
300 bbs Recifcd WHISKY.
800 bbs Refined, Crushed and Powdered SUGARS.
100 cases OYSTERS and LOBSTERs.
For saeby
JOHN T. MOORE g. CO.,
aulU 2plm q and % Povdras street
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Proprieters.


NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PARING IT.
am endeGyoring furnish the Volunteer Troops 81
Louisiana with suitable clothing am having prepared
uniform su Of wooden cGth and suitable uuypIotLes,
distributed among hem informed that the patriotic Gill.
Of several parishes also engaged preparations
for the benefit OF their companies. If these contributions
clothing sent by them directly thtr several compaues
without being Of the quantity and kind sent and the
companies supplied great confusion and will be the
sequence.
soldier can only carry certain quantity Of clothing is
of great Importance that each Of ole. shall have
good substantial WOODEN snit, possible
important that there be Of ACTION among those supply
ing them, in order avoid sending double supplies com
p4res.
therefore urgently recommend the citizens Of the country
parishes send in this cy, such supplies Of cong
they may prepare, wi explicit directions companies
or individuals for whom they intended will take
that they reach their destination The clothes should boxed
baled and directed New Orleans with the name
Of the company Tor which they Intended marked it. and
statement tent to of its contents that may not dupli
the articles,
respectfully request the newspapers give pubcy to these
suggestions, in consideration of the objects 10 he effected
THOS. O. MOORE, Governor
New Orleans Aug II, p,lIn 9,,f
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Volunteer Relief Committee.

Volunteer Relief Committee.
TO ALL GOOD CITIZENS.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 10, 1861.
As this Committee has received, with eeep regret, positive
proof that mpoon have been practiced upon public gen
erosiy by persons Obtaining relief entitled to the
same, they hereby appeal all good citizens whe may
TO the knowledge Of any such of aud inform
bers of the Committee In person. leave such information
with as little delay possible Their Office Secrearys Room
OF Board of Assistant Aldermen The following
Of the Committee -
GERARD STITH, Board of Aldermen.
D.. r. ... S.P. DELABAKRE, 3. :.
L. T. F0RSTALL, 49, :.
J. II. HUEE<IHS, =.
JAS BEGGS Board OF Asst. Aldermen.
W.T.. HODGkINs, e. =.
j. B. LEEFE, -. =.
20. JAMES DAVIS, &C.,. f.. :.
.., Z.-- Az JAMES BEGGS
aul9 2ptf Chairman Of the Committee
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q fiji C ia l

H OFFICE COMMISSIONERS }
d.. Of the Consolidated Debt of New Orleans, :
New Orleans, Aug. 90 1861. }
GEO BRIGHT, Esq Attorney at Law, having been duly
appointed COLLECTOR for this Board at its sitting Of the
9th inst,
Notice is hereby given, that from and after this date Mr.
GEO L. BRIGHT is ths sole and only authorized person
prosecute demand collect the obligations of what
ever kind due the old corporation Municipalities
and the city of Lafayette prior 10 the consolidation
All previous contracts with other pares are
hereby revoked.
..-s By order of the Board
AUG 2pm o. DEBUYS, Secretary.
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Etnee for Sale,
Pig lead. BENnkets.
sel6 2ptf
Flags, SaUOTds, SsUorsts, Flags.

Flags, SaUords, SsUorGts, Flags.
The undersigned at great expense bas established in this
city Mandatory for making SWORDS any quality
Officers which he ofers for sale 525 each.
Every Sword issued from his factory fully guaranteed
be equal to- If not SUPERIOR any manufactured ct home
ported from foreign Parties purchasing per.
fectly satisfied.
Has also hand urge, varied and rich assortment Of
GOLD, SILVER, AND WoRsTED
MILITARY TRIMMINGS.
EMBROIDERING IN GOLD done the most elegant man
ner, and in any lyle ordered.
Offers for sale
WORSTED the best assorted and largest
crate States
FLAGS, Of all sizes P5n and Embroidered for Companies,
Regiments aAd Societies, made order with dispatch.
FLAG sTAFFs AND SPEARS either Gold or Silver, al
ways hand.
+. GUEBLE,
No. 157 Canal street next door to D. H. Holmes
Orders from tho country will be promptly attended TO-
sc0 2plm
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AARON BIRD, :.
Nos n and Is ROYAL street.
ala 2ply
y ROYAL, SAfLlHAESER,

Nos. Is Canal II Crossrnan streets,
Sign of the Root Hog oy Die
Manufacturer OF all kinds Of Plain and Fancy svNyHes
TENTS, TARPA ULINs ETC. Also all kinda of TT 90 o,s
BANNERS suitable for companies or other PURPOSES with
Fagsas to suit Fall and Purchase Ropes snss etc ssd
and furnished to order at the shortest notice BLOCKS all
sizes ready strapped likewise all kinds of heavy BLOCKS
sPARs and RIGGING suitsble raising machinery or av
other heavy material,
have likewise hand nne lot Of SPRUCE sPARs which
offer for sale Cheap tor Cash.
All Of the above articles be found Nos Canal and
CroSsman streets, New Orleans .ts,5s.
N. B. Sail and Rigging work III ts branches and conrt1v
orders der promptly filed at the shoestpessbIa notice.
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saGs8"9aa Bird.

SUCCESSOR TO sEwEiL I. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORs ETC,
Nos. 13 and is Royal street,
Has now in store large supply celebrated DE
BOUzY CHAMP ACNE pins ALSO other brands
viz: CHARLEs HEIDsElOK, PIPER HEIDsEICR,E PAR.
AENIlER, and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment of the best Old Shertes as
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA of
direct imporatioa other Madeas lower grade Superior
Old London Dry Dock PORT Of less grade
The celebrated SAzARAC BRAEDIES-Vin 1895 1885,
1902 and iS05aarg supply always hand. All grades of
ChAREr and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WHIs-
KYs-scotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon Wheat Whi
kys SCOTCH ALEa PORTER, in pints and quarts COR
AIAIS, ETC. Ny usual of best WINES which
Will be sold on lie city,
AARON BIRD, a. ..t
ais 2ply Noa In and TX n wal s4,e.t
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S. A. r

The insIbers of the Eleventh Ward Will meet WEDNES-
DAY EVENING lstn inst o'clock at their usual place
OF nesting. -s- ~ --f
~ By order Of d. vs. .,p' a.. .-=.. .
sell 2p2t. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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FS~ ED. Crescent: Please announce the un.
derened as canqdae tor the office sue superint
Of Public Education ". " N. MAGRuDER,
an23 2pld Baton Rouge La.
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RsS~0s Talamon Dessolnmes q Co., Import
ers OF Foreign Dry Goods No. Magazine Merchants
OF the INTERIOR and from adjoining States visiting the city,
ind at the ahove'namsd establishment of the complete
ssornents of Foreign Dry foods imp this cou
try sold at prices would Thought possible even in
Ordinary tunes Give Them call seq 2rl5teed
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'"''I "-" 0NliAeiy ooupuohsu
Oh "licn aae houce WAL Dc given .'-.
.. " 1etSph q - a Lew Co.,
paa 49, ~ " "..aenn'ese' 20
M, ~ = - ~ - a. -toeieet'
IT, 49, = i,, "a ,''lS
. =, p, go S, wv uA'tas'let Dset'
n y. cooper ~ Co., p Moses Greenwood,
reno~esd 70, Senteil " Prather
l. d. . D. Nj. Alien Co.. Black 4 Byington, ..
A. ~ 1r3 :" w. ooAt "a'S @ 20
MAJ VIZ oopo a ~ .&ss osrhe' vance d So'
piaupoA q etiAaa, ey fliehar d doodr1ch,
- ". Detp4 ls O oo'' hsfFen d crawford, --..
ufesh d Trump, > Friedlander & Gerso
~" - otquaAtS aHa =. W. 1haiapin d Go-, .
-, Fetsoh & oo''- Ihorhhili Co., .
= We,het " 2us'er' 81, isotchefa, Brown a Co.,
etA'ns q 20. -5.r "a Logan tsonlat d claiborne,
4 set,r :. t7"tuie 4 20 oepes & fheRsr
a. u. .day a Co.. d. Il. Carroll d Co.,
D. Lowe q Co., %. ~ A. y. Donovan,
.+g r. = mum, $780,. Frehson Stevenson,
~ eH w. n W. hsshh Co.,
oh'ppoe a q ot'ons' winston, morrison d Co.,
- cummings q Co., GUNS d Ferguson,
r ". n. "ofuoh q NaSIlio, .. u L. CROMWELL
e montgomery q WHITE Moore Brother,
n a"eaano q a&yior,f" Cleveland, Bro IL Co.,
Pritchard & Flower Murdoch & Williams
Montgomery d Ha # Phelps & Jones,
80 iuils d Coz fr eaEhe Huntington & Co.,
- FioiioWaS Ionhoale, X. NeaTman, q
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S-For Congress We are authorized to
announce SAN. REID, Esq, candidate fur The SecoGd
Congressional District composed the First and Fourth
epa Districts of New Orleans and the Parish of Jefferson,
represent said Congressional District in the regular Con
greSS Of the Confederate States subject the approval
ratification of the electors thereof The election to be held
the first Monday Of November next SELF lMoWe4t-
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aA~AeFrtng's Patent Champion Fire and
huk Rroef SAFES Mes. 81 and 81 Eayier street. Or
leans 3d6 2pf
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&srFor Auditor of Public Acoounts-EIeass
H. PERaITA candidate for Auditor Of Public
Accounts at eleciiua November.
. az 2pte CREoTE
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aS~E. l.. Defreese, the present incumbent,
is u candidate for tate Trasnrer jyl 2ptd
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Let NO .gtsyse On. Mother

Ee& No VV'aErse o. Mother
Neglect the first symptoms Of the presence of worms in the
delicate viscer of young child In nine ont of ten con
WILSON'S the terrible destroyer Of life intellect proceed
from this cause Avoid such consequences bthepromp
WINER'S CANADIAN yERMIRUGF
preparation without mineral faint, safe painless
and intalltbe remedy for all forms of the complaint
Be particular and remember name Winer's Canadian
Vermftuge This the only article that be depended on
Remember this.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
sel6 2p3eodAltW New Orleans
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PAPEK SUPpREssED IN GIsaIssATI. The follow.
ing Is from the Cincinnati Press FL szssSs
The Rev. sabin Houg Of this city a clergyman
of Swedenborgian persuasion, was arrested yes
terday upon charge Of treason and an edition Of
the Banner Of Reunion, journal iHthe publication
Of which be is engaged, seized and suppressed
The following is said to be the ineendiary article
that appeared ID the paper. IT told the naked
truth, ana il Had TO no under:
There il no need Of this war, nor any reason
why it should continue. 1t cannot and will not
bring back the States that have Withdrawn, but
every stroke Of war drives them farther away.
Let Us, then, with enc voice. and a Soice that will
be heard and obeyed. dem ind Of our rulers that
the whole machinery OF war shall, as quickly "a
possible, take the position Of defence III behalf of
fhe States that remain il the Union, also il de-
fence of Washington and other property still held
By the Federal Government, and not in those
seeded States. The war assuming this aspect,
would INSTANTLY command the sympathies of the
civilized world, which are now rapidly losing.
we shall then be ii position to repel an invasion
M attempted, but no such aggression would be
thought Of. The way for peateable negotiation
be npened at onee. and both parties will soon
nd tic way preparing for a permanent reunion on
j ust and equitable principles. II m
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SS~Notiee-I take this method of offering
professional services free OF charge families of tn
who absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony street. bet Pytania coliseum streets Fourth
District. -rrF r. q.
u y3l 2ptf Ei5a- ~ - yETSER
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Notice.

Packages for any individual in the Army louisiana now
in Virginia. will be forwarded with dispatch Free Charge
by sending them to the depot of the Relief Comnittee No.
GraVier street. Be particular in .rkng name company and
regiment -a
sei5 Ct r T. O. SJJILY Chairman
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A Card to Cotton Planters,

The undersigned, Cotton Factors in city of New Orleans
in view Of the interests of all parties
customers and correspondents ship auy portion of
their crops Of Cotton to this city from their
plantations the blockade fully and entirely ebandoned
OF which due uotieh will bep yer . ,
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Notice.

Conrbu;onsf0r the Sick and Wounded Soldiers of Army
to be left at WILLIAM Il. SMITHS store No 58 Crayie
street
By order Of the Committee.
-, ". A. ELMORE, President.
d. l. RICARDO, Secretary. se2 2ptf
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IN UoSsEDER ATE Blues This fine company OF
yeush we're out in full force last night iheir
drill showed great proficiency and a deteTmlna1loh
IL bccome perfect. They have our hanks Ior tne
salute they gave our office in passing.
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rs Fog Auditor of Public Aecounts-Cyrus
THOMSON Of this city is candidate for Stale Auditor at
the election i'll November next. AZ SELF ID
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NOTICE.


The following gentlemen compose the permanent
for the relief Of the sick soldiers of the Southern
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CesGREssMAN ELY. Bennett !, of tie New York
Herald does dot think much ii this individual He
ii opposed 70 exchanging him for Commander
Barron because he says he Is apoliticial Of that
school which has brought all the trouble upon us,
and IL not worth even d drummer boy. We hope
thsrebels viii hold him TO the end Of the war.
Re had no business at Bull Ran. l ss s1ls|s ,lr
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OhLEaNs BLrEs "A meeting Of this company is
ordered for tonight DIT clock, for the transaction
ofinportant business. See notice. s n f4
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rs There q EEo,tsc without Rats 2

rs There a EEoetse yg'isN0sf Rats 2
We think not II is astonishing think of the quantity
food they make with in fact, what support at east
three children Why do you allow them This is
the question. Don't yoa know that
WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH EXTERMISATOR
will lay them in he dust you will perfectly ice froig
dreadful nuisance?
@ For sale, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT i CO.,
Sole PropTietors
q AND III Chartres street
sg1f 2p3teod<W New Orleans
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-References--
Messrs. Brown, Johnston & 90 /
MesSTs. Hewitt, Aor'on & Co., af
... Mr. John Watt : For JOHN D. JAMES.
Mr.. $. b. Newman,
Mr. J. G. Kicks,
Sol Manuel White,
Mr. John a. Roberts, J $40 NAN
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TEER.- lent. w. q. Holmes wishes twenty five
active men 10 compose . flying artillery corps to
be attached to Col. scott's Mounted Regiment,
which has been ordered to Missouri. Applicants
must furnish their own horses. arms and equip
ents and tho corps will be as select as possible.
This Il rare chance for those wishing 10 get into
service among d set Of men who will surely dis
tnguish themselyes and no class Of service offers
many opportunities as the flying artillery.
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AJ1rS EssaIEs, CfTfzgSs, ETc.7as numerous
c;t;zeus fof Northern birth and naturaliaed) have
called IT. the q. S. Commissioners Office, undera
4 mssapprehsnsion Of the intent Of the alien enemy
act ana proclamation; We have been requested to
state HAT the only residents Of Louisiana who are
REQUIRED to acknowledge the authority Of the Con-
federate states Government 20 avoid the penalties
pronounced against alien senemiesl are United
States citizens who hare removed to this, State,
from any Of the present g United States since
lie asth January, 1861 All such persons as were
bona fde citizens Of the State at the time Of her
secession, were absoived BY that act from their 81
Iesiancs to the United States, and they are Of
course, already subject to tho authority of beth
The Confederate and the State Governments.
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Q 7 l. 9 . M r L. N Y
OFFICE, 7s CAmP srRDEr
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Proceedings

OF THE
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conyen
ton I'm both anguage and the CONSTITUTION OF the State
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER ODONNELL,
l. h. WHITE, HERBERT & ESCOUSSE.
GEO. ELLIS, W. F. GOLDTHWAITE,
T. HAWES& CO., E. EZEKIEL
7. FITZWILLiAM
SS- Orders from the country filed alibera discount
ny22 2ptf
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4 So. Z. The Eleventh Ward Club wiiImeet to-
morrow "wednesday night at 7so'ciock, at their
usual place, for the transaetonof important bust
ness n H s44e *5
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A BoAHDERs W. NTgp. We refer persons desiring
comfortable and eoassans place board to an advertise
rnent in another column.