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THE NATIVITY AND PARENTAGE OF JOHN CHARLES
In brief, though pointed and pthy biographical
sketch Of Gen. John Charles Fremont, gotten up
by the enterprising publishers of the Nashville
Banner, at their own expense, we make this ex
tract to show where he come from and how
John C. Fremont-the C. in whose name stands
for Charles-was born, at very early age, IN the
city of Savannah, Ca, distinction of which the
city of Savannah, Ca, is at present not parucu-
lary proud IT, in retiring to the shades OF private
life he shall not seek them at the nearest mill
| pond and should escape the chances OF beng
| hanged until the 2lst of January, 1862, he will on
| that day be 49 years old Just twelve months
afterward he will be so. His parents, OF whom he
had two all other statements to the contrary not
| withstanding. were not both Frenchmen, as some
| suppose, but his father was very much so. The
maiden name of the latter has never been satlsac-
torily ascertained, though it is presumed to nave
| been Fremont. That of the mother was Whiting.
| She was very rich young lady, who, ct the age
| of H. and some years previous to the appearance
| of John Charles any stage, married, under q
| sort of protest, a certan-or rather, we shoul9
saw, a very uncertain-Major Pryor, an active and
interesting youth of G2. Twelve years subse
0uently the matrimonial firm of Mr. and Mrs
Pryor was dissolved by special act of the Georgia
| Legislature when the former married his house
| keeper, (the result, no doubt, OF a Prior engage
| ment) and the latter followed his example by
marrying Monsieur Fremont, who had been en-
| Gagged in teaching the young idea OF Norfolk, va.
| now to shoot French. The consequence was, three
| additional F7remonts, of whom John Charles wa
unfortunately one. Being a great sponge, he alb
sorbed the notoriety Of the whole family, and tn
rest of them have never been heard of since,
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Alabama Act to suppress uonopelles.


SEC. |. Be ii enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives, in General Assembly convened,
That no person or persons shall buy live stock, or
any commodity whatsoever, with the intent to pro-
duce scarcity in the market so that by reason of
such scarcity he may obtain higher price there
for.
Sec. O. Be it further enacted, That no persons
shall combine to buy up live stock, or commodities
Of any kind, with intent to produce scarcity
thereof in the market, SO that by reason of such
scarcity they may obtain higher prices therefor;
and by the word :" Market" in this act, is meant
not only places where live stock or co mmodities
arc brought together for sale, but anywhere in
town or country where such. things are produced,
or sold or wanted.
Sec. 8. Be it further enacted. That the Judges of
the several Jircnit Courts of this State shall give
this act in charge to the Grand Juries, who shall
inquire into and present all violations of this act
and any person convicted on Indictment OF pre-
sentiment. under this act, may be fined at the dis
cretion OF the jury, and imprisoned not exceeding
one year.
Sec 4. Be it further enacted, That this aettshal
be in force from and after its passage to the end OF
the pending war between the Confederate States
and the United States: But the termination OF the
war shall not abate any prosecutions then pending,
nor shall it be bar to the institution of new pros
ecutions for any violation of this act that may have
been committed during the war.
| r, NJ PATTON
1 D tlnrE Eaf 1=rnf
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provides homesteads for the widows and orphans
Of deceased persons;
Z By Mr.. Hereford ii relation to the continuance
Of civil causes, and another in relation to Jssai
4 By Mr.. Newson, to stay Judicial proceedings in
Geftaia cases: 1871
By Mr; Mnnday, to suspend the collection o.
debts By tdicfa process, and to protect the rights
of thosE whose claims may be suspended;
BY Mr. Solomon, tintroduced yesterday in res
gard 70 the registry of voters in the city of New
By. y.Mr. Walker, of VIM, to suspend the pres
cription Of debts;
Ny Mr.. Estlfn, introduced yesterday in relation
to execatofy processes, and another providing for
the continuance Of the privilege Of merchants ON
the crops Of planters during the war;
By Mr.. Elan, (presented yesterday to amend
certain articles Of the Code of Practice
A bill, offered by MFR. Tucker, 70 incorporate the
Perseverance Fire Company of Natchitoches was
passed through all its readings under suspension
Of the rules. @
A bill, by Mr.. Mott, to abolish the Office of su-
perintendent of Public Education, was referred to
the Committee on Education.
a resolution, submitted by Mr.. Tucker, was
adopted, directing the Speaker TO appoint q Com
mittee on Naval Affairs, to be composed of nine
members. r
Mr.. Hereford presented a bill amendatorY of the
actproyidng for the collection of revenue, which,
after being read, was referred to the Finance Com
nittee. F
SPECIAL OspEs.-At IL O'Clock the House pro-
ceeded to the consideration of Mr. Fappan's reso-
luton for the adjournment Of the Legislature on
Friday next to reassemble in New Orleans Oh the
| following Monday.
Mr.. Shaw, of Orleans, offereda substitute to the
effect that, three-fourths of both Houses concur
ring the remaining portion of the sixty days OF the
session, after the adjournment on Friday, should
| be held in New Orleans.
After a lengthy and able debate on the question
Of consttutonaiity and expedency involved in the
proposition, the substitute was adopted by vote
Of 81 ayes to s. noesleaving the main question as
! to the removal still to be voted upon.
Mr.. Maeaulay moved adjournment for q
time not specified, which motion preyailed-ages
56, noes 81.
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Z.
GEN JOHNSTON KILLED OFF--The New York
Herald, which has particular fancy for killing OF
Confederate leaders, gets up the following sensa-
ton item
Before Col Baker fell, singular incident occur;
red and the belief is prevalent here that the rebeE
Gen Johnston was killed. man with red horse
came riding from the woods and exclaimed 6 Rally
on me, boys!n Knowing that other regiments
were to cross another ferry, some of our men
were deceived and followed the hQrseman but
they were led as sheep to the slaughter for they
had proceeded but few rods when a deadly vol
ley was poured into them, killing many and hastily
man appeared again, to try the same game. Col.
Baker chaneed to see him, and exclaimed, g Good
heaven! there is Johnston, what is he doing
thereH'
Immediatelya half dozen muskets we're leveed
at the person thus pointed out, and he fell from his
horse as they were discharged Johnston was well
known to Col Baker, and it is believed here that
| the person brought down was none other than the
distinguished rebel General. <
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THE TENNESSEE HOSPITAL SOCIETY

1t may not be so generally known as it should
be that there are now congregated at Nashville
several thousand sick soldiers from the army at
Bowling Green, so that, the capacity of the reg
ular hospitals OF the city having been exhausted,
it has become necessary to establish others, within
which the sufferers might find shelter, medical
treatment and the watchfu and tender care Of the
ladies who compose the Tennessee Hospital Soci
ETY., presided over by Mrs. DR.. Shelby. 1t would
be difficult, from what has been made public as to
the operations of this association of amlahle and
benevolent ladies, to eXaggerate the amount OF
good it has accomplished since the war began.
Its means are now, however, taxed to that degree
that it has been found necessary to make appeals
for aid in money, clothing provisions and necessa
res for the sick and cOnvalesCent under its charge
and we sincerely trust that our people will be
liberal and prompt in coming to their aid. 1t
should be remembered that those who fill the hos
pitfalls at Nashville are not all Tennesseeans, for
they come from the regiments at Bowling Green,
sent from Kentucky, Mississippi, Arkansas and
Texas, as well as from Tennessee The people OF
| Nashville have, all know, shown themselves
second to no other community in the Contederacy
| in patriotic zeal and generous contributions to the
general cause; but their resources are, after all,
limited, and liable to exhaustion, unless strength
ened by assistance from Other, quarters.
| The Tennessee Hospital Society has two agents
in this city, who will receive and transmit to Nash
vile all contributions which our patriotic and
benevolent citizens may be disposed to make
| They are Messrs. J. j. Hanna, No. l30 Magazine
| street, and VIM. H. Baker, at the St. Charles Hotel
We are also informed that subscription lists are to
| be found at the ST. James Hotel at Mr.. E. A
Tylers on Canal street, as well as at the office o.
the St. Charles Hotel, where the worthy host, Mr.
Hildreth, will receive subscriptions of all kinds ant
give any desired information.
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SMALL. NOTE IsSUE.--A bill has passed both
branches of the Tennessee Legislature, authorizing
the Bank of Tennessee to issue change notes OF
denominations less than one dollar. The Nashville
Union says:
It was understood before the bill was introduced
into the Legislature, that the bank, if authorized
would issue such notes We believe the bill does
not limit the bank to any sum, and we presume q
sufficient amount will be issued to meet the wants
of the people. In the ABSENCE Of silver, these is
sues will be a grsat convenience, but we regret to
see this resort 10 supply the change necessary for
the business Of tue country
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FpoN Fast TESNEssEE-Geu. Carroll has issued
an order closing all establishments in Knoxville
engaged in retailing liquors at 6 O'Clock P. M,
daily.
The Knoxville Register says Senator Pickens
has been again arrested by the military authorl-
ties and committed to Jail.
The same paper also states that by an order
issued by Col. Wood, late in command of that
post, and confirmed by Brig. Gen. Carroll, at pre-
Department at Richmond) the prisoners now in jail
in knoxville on the charges of bridge burning and
treason, will be delivered 10 the military author
ties for trial by general courtmartial, to be held
to-day. Memphis Appeal
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PLAIN CAsE.-It seems that the editor OF the
Danyile Register has been troubled of late with
inquiries into the cause of his recent defeat for the
State Senate. The following reasons emu
merated by him in his paper of the lth, we should
think are sufficiently plain to close the mouths Of
the curious against any further prosecution OF
their inquiries
Wishing, in all things, to crafty our friends, as
well as the patrons OF the Register, we oler only
five reasons for our defeat, four OF which Will
never occur again: ~
| lst. We were defeated because we did not get
enough votes to elect US. -----,
I'd. Because the votes cast for u.s. when summed
up, unfortunately fell short of plurality over oul
| competitors o.- .,......,,
would have been extended TO us, we would have
| been elected.
4th. We did not secure that suffrage; conse
quently we were not elected.
5th. We were defeated because "RepubLics ar
always ungrateful.n And it being doubtful wit
| some as to whether we are living in Republic
I they concluded to wait and ascertain the fact, be
| fore they cast their votes either way.
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CONCENTRATING AT CAIRO. - Enough is now
known to make it certain that the Federal force in
Missouri is now retreatiag towards St. Louis with
view of sending portion of it to Cairo to assist
in the inedtated attack on Columbus. Price is
following the Federals, and, If he can, he will
probably take st. Louis before they have chance
to descend the Mississippi. -s57a .. -...s-s4.
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n ROYAL, SAILMAKER,

Nos IS Canal and II Crossman streets,
Sign of the Root Hog or DE-
Manufacturer OF all kinds Of Plain and Fancy AWNlNde'
TENTS. TARPAULINS, etc. Also all kinds OF FLAGS ana
BANNERS, suitable for companies other purposes with
Elsgstafs to suit and Purchase Ropes Sings etc. Fitted
and furnished the shortest notice BLOCKS of all
sizes ready strapped likewise all kinds of heavy BLOCKS
sPARS and RIGGING suitable for raising machinery or snf
other heavy material.
offer for sale Cheap for Cash
Ali of the above articles be found at Nos Is Canal ana II
CrossIn.n streete, New Orleans.
n B. Sail Rigging all its branches and country
orders promptly filled the shortest possible notice.
INV
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Travelling on the Missouri railroads must be a
little exciting to nervous man at present. b
correspondent from Missouri, who was recently on
the Hannibal and st. Joseph railroad, writes, /" the
engine that brought US down-the Missouri-has
sixty.one bullet marks on her, and I am informed
of others bearing even more marks of rebel
bullets.N
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The Providence (R. H. journal predicts that the
Yankees will introduce new street nomenclature
in the South, and asks how Lincoln Square,
'seward Avenue,n and g Beeeher Place. will
suit the South Carolinians?
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We learn that Professor DeBow, who IS lining al
present, with the greatest usefulness to the pnohe
service the position of Superintendent OF the Loan
Office has engaged in the collection OF statiseies
and facts of all the manufacturing enterprises Oh
every extent and description that have been estan-
lisbed in the South since the commencement Of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-30

The Washington papers of the 9th publish the
names Of a large number Of old vessels which are
loaded with stones, and doubtless to be sent to
Southern harbors and sunk, thus rendering the
blockade more effective. -s Tr
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sEERsfEEBA SPRINGS
uu1srAvA SUGAR REFINERY FOE sAIn

7 -. ~
very desirable establishments situated on the LETT oank
the Mississippi below the Government Wharf aud WITHIN
the limits of New Orleans, is now offered as guoc
investment capitalists who may be deslrous of aiding IN e
progress of Southern manufactures II is now IN conpee re-
paand well found having engines, boilers vacuum
pan, centrifugal machines, boe bck furnace. bes moulqb
ample and yard ROOM etc and IN ae az 3
requisites for CARRYING Sugar Refinery Moasses heeo
ng large scale With little additional expense, 1t might
be es5iy converted into Cotton Mil.
Il has Wharf attached the Ievse with water sun
the accommodation of vessels delivering taxing IN
BrEo.
Fer further information and for terms, apply
ilq tr6W BARFIIIIT X 60. 81 Common street
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Major McClurken, of the 3oth Illinois Regiment,
who was wounded at the battle of Belmont, died
at Cairo on the 10th.
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The negro slave, who captured twenty-four Lin
colnite soldiers in Virginia the other day, is to be
presented with his freedom by subscription.
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TEXAS ssMES.-Ffom the returns feeeNea
thus far it is ascertaiRed that the following
men have been elected toiCongress from Texsss
First District, Jno A. Wieoxi Second Dissrics' u
G. Herbert; Third District, F. W. Gray; Foarh
District, F. B. Sexton; Fifth District NJ u. 'faa-
| ham; Sixth District, B. Fl. Eeperson.
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SSOAL OH AND LAMPS
DAV D L L,
no. 243 Camp street,
Between Joseph and Delord streets, New Orlesnt.
GAS FILTER AND PLUM MBEE,
- And Dealer in
Gas Fixtures Pine Fittings, Plumbing Materials etc. etc
Dwellings, Stores Offices etc. Fitted Gas Water at
short notice.
Also
Constructs GAS WORKS, for COAL CT ROSlF.
Orders l5S Mechanics Exchange, will be promptly
attended to.
=Reference-Mr. Artemon Hill, No. Chsrres street
| New Orleans. Iel y
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The Hon. Thomas Bragg, of North Garoline' who
has been appointed Attorney General Of the Con
federate States, ia brothero of Gen, Bragg at feS-
saooa.
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| LATEST TgLEGRAPHlC INTELLIGENCE.

ospA7oago TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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RED RIVER LANDS FUR SALE. 4
pERRY's COAL OIL LAMPS,

And the Original MAYsvILLE COAL OIL.
At PERRys OLD LAMP STORE, tof 20 years sanding>
No. lI2 PoydraB street,
Where you can't ind 10000 gallons Of OIL nor 5000 Lamps
,,,t ,rhn you , fnd about Coal Oil Lamps OF all the
Coal Oil amp unkers together with great variety OF Cam
Dheye. Spirit Gas and Solar Lamps. 49,, =
generally have hand Coal Oil by the barrel when
gnratee pure and, usual continue TO supply the tfte VII"
roEl one 10 twenty barrels time, and just many rich auF
common Coal Oil Lamps the trade requires, at ao" prices
as be found elsewhere =, ,zBpr
IL FEhNi.
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THE FEDEEA1s HAvE 1NuEvsE WAR MzEER1AE.
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tBY THE SOUTHWESTERN AND AMERICAN LINEs,I

Expeditions to Take Charleston and Savannah.
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Attack on Columbus Rapidly Approaching
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$4,000 Federals, e3 Vessels at Fort Walker.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Last Week of theNDramatic Season:

SATURDAY EVENING. November 81. lS6l-The c;medy
of = rIiI, WATFRS RUN DEEP - John Miidnay, john
Seng by Miss r. FiersUn 10 conclude with the
fnrce of NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY.
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VOLUME XIV.
Ntilitarp Notifes.


Al SCHOOL OF THE SOLDIER. COMPANY
L. AND BAIT AIIDN.-l will form new classes 0r ihsrnc
ri above divisions Of Military THcc on he ist OF
NJ December poxno. Officers desiring to Join my r tssss
will please appy O'Clock A. NJ at the Afnory Hail. or a
II o'clock A. Nj, III the Varieties Thehter. "
Officers from the country pcttuy invited to visit the
classes at the above mentioned places. .
Company drill Broad Sword and ayonet exercises taught as
usual. a,,. - "a, ,,>.,
n2S At OSCAR flAioSh.
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FEDERAL FORCE NEAR 100000 STRONG
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Y, T. O M sAv a n ~ - FL
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Dartltalar N0tttts.

SOUTHERN BANK, J
New Orleans, Nov. 30 1861,
mS~An election for six Directors of this hiin- IN =
stuto 10 serye the ensuing year will be held al ITS Bkn
House on tho l Of December, 1861 from IL O'Clock NJ. 10
O'Clock 2. NJ. .- r,.,. , ,,roxr ct;.x ~
lot Thus. LAY ioNr oHenle..
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~ " New Orleans Nov. 20, 1861.
R9-The officers and members of me Inc anoWG t,S.i
notified attend the Regular hlhuai
Meeting on SUNDAY NEXT LIST December at IL O'Clock A.
MO H. J b. JOSEPH Secretary.
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DOBERT l.. CRAWLEY-
CoMMIsS SION ME G Il a N T,
In Franklin Building,
lAatama street,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
Sells Sugar Moasses and Syrup, and RENTS promptly Ms
directed.
Rs-Nr Crawley is very clever gentleman, and Wofi.
naronepa ATLANTA In,elligencer, AliZi 9HlNN
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HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT BLUES
Corner Nachcz and Camp streets, -
New Orleans, Oct I, 1851.
A CRESCENT BLUES-TIE DRILLS of OoH-
Aa pany tro this date will be as follows ,-,, w, .
VI I-Company Drills, MOE DAYS and WtDNf9hiA = a'
LII 5 O'Clock 2. NJ, in cit!zens' dress 49,, II \, :.
II-Battalion Drills FRIDAYS, at octocE' +. Aa' IN
Wonhiv business meetings first Wednesday in each mouth al
O'Clock P NJ Order No ll issued by the Governor ana
Commander in Chief, will be strictly enforced
By order Of - . . :.
OF IF
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25 =. .as.- .u,,. No
&The Box Office will open at A. NJ when seats may be
secured.
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CIrIZEES' BANK OF LouIHIAEA,
~. n Ia,. En,, Of 1881


zens' Btuk OF BY the 2Btn Section Of the hct
Congress The Confederate Statas auhorHa tue Issue o.
Treasury Notes proydpa tax for their redeptqn
The CAPITA stock OF all corporations stI
reurEed the pad, by the corporations
individual Stockh0oGrs' Ihe ,tsl STOCK
holders of This Bank notified that the returns having to &c
made by the Bank stock their hands i exempt from lax
aon aud they will omit accordingly in Filing up their aaseas
TX IT EUG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
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Snow fell in Richmond, Virginia, on the 18th
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Slen OrleuIrs 1ailp Grestel1t.
&Ofal SntelliQenft.

r ->,,%r~r>><--->-
/ SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 30, 1851
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KeefenCts
Thos. Henderson & Peale ThornhiA X Co.
Coonar e. Neibnrt n21 tjnl
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nTp-Sotice No furt her subscriptions to the
capiIn Of the Jefferson CITY Railroad Company Viii
be- cceived until further notice. ~
nojtf 20 Cor1me rcinl Place.
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.5'' HALL OF PELICAN II. AID l.. FIRE GO, NO. 4, !
Corner Ia. in and Cont streets, +
New Orleans, Nov. %. 1861. }
r7y.The officers and members of Ehe above
ramnany are hereby no attend the regular monthly
meeting TO he held at Truck House, MONDAY, the I'd
" BY order Of the President: ~
j. G. ROBINSON,
W., II E,ryrFp.u Seo,y n29 H
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UEApqUARTERs RUGGLEs GUARD J
Mechanics Institution.
New Orleans. Nov. %. 1861. }
g. ATTENTION, RUGGLNS GUARD.-YNb
vi hereby ordered attend Company drills every MONDAY
vi and Friday, puucuhlIy o'clock T.. N. So ad drills
LII Squad every Tuesday and Thnrsday Second squad
every Wednesday and urday, at o'clock r. NJ Fines or
noIl.ntteudHnce will be riscdls enforced
By order Of --- .
kc,i,t n u2i
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Y OUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
- PAEY.

EST dLIEG, EtGJss. LIZ, fQuAsEiLLEi% AND Sal
w 62LeT, No. 100 Canal street.