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, 1861-08-28

Pittsburgh to BIZ. CHAM, Of Adams Express
Company, says that the expicsion here is sup
pcsed to have been caus=d by the explosion
of . box Of percussion priming for cannon,
addressed to Gen. J. G. Fremont, 1t. Louis.
, 1861-08-28

<w Tie London 17naesin en- article On the
Income Tax says: In all Great Britain there
AZ little nore than Twenty-Five tbousand per
snns rrceiyipg s5OO year, o. more, ffou
tyaaes and professions
, 1861-08-28
Repafted Federal Defeat In WesteF
F1rg1N1R.

CHcNsATI, Aug: 27,-Ady:ces from the
Kanawha state that Col. Ty:ee's force were
tsdly defeated by the rebels under Floyd,
sarly yesterday morning at SummeryilIe. Ws
hare 10 particulars yet.
, 1861-08-28

The Ff1vateer Susnter.-
EepnbIican Convention.
RosTos, Aug. 277-The British br-g uFor.
@arda arrived here today, from Cleafaegoa,
reports she saw off Cape 0ntazio, Aug. 4.h,
the p1iyeteer " Sumter" )" laying of and on.
Tie Republican State Convention Is called
at Worcester October LIST. The call Is address
ed to all citizens Of the commonwealth who
are in iayor Of the Union, for the support Of
, 1861-08-28

News from Missouri.
Reported Federal Defeat in West
ern Virginia.


h0N. 10. HOLT SPEAKS III Bo3T0Y,
, 1861-08-28
TRAITORS IN GFFICE,

'>tdstlng Developments on tie Export Of the 7rca-
son tos?1tnitte-Great Numbers of Traitoys Re-
taantd IN 0f1ce--Danger in the Mary Yards
and Assena{s, dc.
, 1861-08-28

G. z. SCRITEN, Azssytisis5 A5sxt, 6s psa+>
arn g., is authorized te sses;9e ddesrtisemes4s f
Gis gid al thu Leading Paper7 of 4as NoEtl asest.
, 1861-08-28

WAsH1N6ToN, Aug. =, 1sG1.
REVIEWING THE REGULARS.
Gen. Mcclellan this morning reviewed the
regulars row qua1tered ia the city, composing
the three branches of the service, made up Of
companies Of the Second, Third aud Eighth
IHfal1ry, the First and Second Cavalry, Grif.
fms West Point Battery, and the bturgis
Rifles. Although the number WAS not large,
the review was the most interesting Of any
have witnessed.
, 1861-08-28
Giaa1lfEu:;

" AN T EDIT Rent small
" heEse in pleasant location P.ymssa rso1n2t
Address Pest Office Box 253S sHyIa45 ii
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Direct Importation.
HRS,
Importers of Foreign Dry Goods,
ToURO BUILDINGS,


1913 CANAL STREET.
lave now in store their usual heavy sock Of Foreign DRY
GOODS and respectfully invite an examination of prices by
parties DESTROYS of purchasing WHOLESALE or RETAIL
Plain Black eros de Rhn, 81 to 81 wide
Mode Silks in all colnrs.
Heavy Black Rroche and Danask Silks.
Rich Embroidered Broche Silks, in newest designs, small
and large
Paid and Striped Silks r
Coored and Black satins MarceHnes and Florences.
Our stock of SILKS is unusually heavy and will be found
complete in all styles and qualities,
100 Pieces Black and Colorod Silk velyes SIS 10 Ga
Black and Cooed English and French Mernos and Cashees
Black and Colored All Wool Molsseaine de Laine.
Rich Printed ousselsnc dc LANES and Cashmeres.
Department OF Black Goods. -.@
Full line of Black ombaznes Bombaastes Silk Warp Apac
cas- Bagnos, English Bareges Sd Ga "a Black Cashmere,
PArisieunes Llama Cloths, Esco, TRmse, Barpour.
Black French Gacoes and Lawns with many other makes Of
best quality Mourning Goods
English and German Hosiery for Men, Women and Children
Merno Shirts, and Hosiery for Men, Women and
Children '.r.' -I
Linens Linen sheotings Damask. Cloths Napkins Doies.
Diaper Crash, Coored Frnged Bordered Towels and
Napkins.
French and English Bed Blankets
Marsellles Quilts all sizes.
Heavy stock of Velvet and Cloth Cloaks.
Cashmere and Plaid Wool Shawls.
Black and Coored French Cloths and CaSsmeres
Ladies' Cloth for Coaks.
Silk and Wool and All Wool Danlask for Curtains.
Broche, jacquard, and Plaid Muslns.
White and Rose Bobbne for Bars.
Linen Netting English Long Cloth.
Complete stock of costly 1Aces and Embroideties.
Kid Gloves Perfunertes aud French Corsets.
French and English Prints, styles.
French FurnitEl Prints. Turkey Red
80 bales Assorted Jeans aud Iinaeys
Full stock Of every brand of DomCstics.
Red and White Fl4nnas- complete assortment.
With the fullest supply Of every article usually found wei
| assorted establishment. A..
HAGGERTY BROTHERS,
Of gptf 123 Canal street
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A Military Rarhecae

the benefit of Volunteers and their families will be
given TUESDAY 2d insta t. the grounds of the Me-
tae Association by the Regiment Confederate Guards
The object purely benevolent many of patriotic cit
proposing furnish gruitousy all that be required
Of provisions, Ice tables tableware ia order that
deduction whatever shall be made from the money received
Beeve calves sheep lambs shos and pigs viii be roasted
served whole; in of all kinds will
babecued GOALS in tile usual nuuer. The cooking will
the grounds und dinner served tables
awnings sufficient the accommodation of five thousand per-
Provisions cooked and uncooked consumed with
many other articles will be the Free Market the follow
ing morning, aa ,~-t IN a..
From 10 M to * F. will be devoted 10 target practice
for prizes promeade etc. Ats NJ dinner will be served
and al 81 Pr military parade will take place. .
10 the ladies' who most forward in giving aid and
comfort and their families would respect
tally suggest that each provides herself with cheap calico
Dress plainly made be the OCCASION andto do
mated the Free Market the morning for the families
those yhore recipients of the receipts Of the Bar
becue. - ST. ....- .1-- a.
The building will afford every convenience 10 enable Indies
and children pass the day comfortably if home
Carriages with ladies and families only will be permitted
cutter the gate the of the dies stand and other
vehicles will be allowed within the enclosures. ..
Police officers will be in attendance preserve order ard
vent the entrance of improper persons
Each ticket 81 co. Children 80 Nurses and servants
Of families in attendance free Officers and prvaes of the
Battalion will purchase tickets FROM ihe Secretaries of their
respective companies for themselves and families and no free
tickets will be issued. rs '. ..s.
The Volunteer Corps of the city respectfully invited
through their commanding officers TO join the Regiment the
military ceremonies Of the day. 80 r-
The following Gentlemen will te in attendance receive the
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Notice.

OFFICE OF TIE CONFEDERATE STATES RECEIVER
.4s. -.. No IS Camp street, :
g. - New Orleans, October Ii, 1851.
line drawn through the middle of Canal street,
river TO where the said street nersects the New Canal and
thence down said Canal to Lake Poncharran forms city
boundary for the District for which undersigned is the
Receiver.
The north line of the Parish of Orleans Right Bank
and the Parishes both sides the Baze constitute
District.
No change wiz be made in regard business already
mcnced in this Office and all parties garnisheed by me- will
port to This Office without reference 70 the new arrangement
-.-g -. JOHN NJ. HUGER, G. s. R.
- AL newspapers in the above District will publish till
forbid, and send copy to this office. OILS 2ptf
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protection due to the hnmblest citizen, have been
delivered over to the tender mercies of foreign
mercenaries, and hunted like partridges ON the
or resistancef As8one of them, intend to resist.
will avoid conflict with kentuckians, except in
necessary self-defense, but unite with my fellow
citizens to resist the invaders who have driven us
from our homes. To this course we are mpelled
by the highest sense of duty and the irresistible
instincts Of manhood. To defend your birthrisht
and mine, which is more preeous than domestic
ease, or property, or life, exchange with proud
satisfaction q term of six years in the Senate Of
the United States for the musket of q soldier.
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Froszi Kensuckys.

FHt
v We age indebted 10 our friend aller H Peters,
lasa., for The Following items Of news. Mr. Peters
arrived u me tariay direct from Bowling
Green s4GE ss
Gen. Ii, 81 hsten; ana STAN left Nashville On
Monday HUI Hui Bowling Green. 1t Is thought that
aEreat batsls viii take place thin q few days.
Gen. Buoknsr had about IS 900 COME derates with
HIM, and NJ Is being rapidly reinforced. The Fede-
rails were also sconce ratng large forces in HE
Il viciuity ss.ss5s7 6.s{s ssg
Msssrs. Ea. Dspassier, Benedict Provost and
wife, ana 6fhags, who arrived at New Fork on the
Sd from Hayre. BY the Fulton, reached Louisville
on The OF, and were ali aavised to return to New
Z YORK ana take 4 steamer for lew Orleans, as il
was reported that New Orleans was captured, and
that Tie safest and quickest passage South was by
I that route: Prevo,s and wife took their advice
and returned. The others came On, ana reached
Nashville Jay befors yesterday s =fs
the Mount Sterling Wing says Col. o. VIII
Haps is az onshnrg at the head Of two thpus-
y and men endsa Foring to make Junction with
y Gen. zallicoftsr. III ftss M s,9igs,
me LpuisTilie Jonrnai. Of the sth says the peo-
pls pf Kentack md rstand the ma gnitude Of the
crisis npon ilseil, and that paper confidently be-
IieRes thas s within Blk weeks Tennessee and mot
Kentucky wa The tfeater Of tie war. Id this
connections va learn says the Memphis Appeal,
from d passenger who came through from KEN
lucky yesterda that the Lincoln Government had
taken possession of all the railroads from Louis
vile east and Government pHents only are per
mitted. vas runiored that 90 900 additional
troops were ~ be thrown into Louisville. ii GA
The Louisville Journal Any sIsssrs. j. 4. Speed,
of louisville, and ~ ~ n. Boyle Of Dansille, had
reached Louisville having been successful in pro
teriss of artillery. The journal says they have
plenty oi arms now tps supnls Al the Kentucky
volunteer ss an indefinite number besides
letter 10 the Louisville Journal from Runsey,
8 KentuekYs dated the LIST i1stsi say we have
z lots pfs folders here boat 1000 Union and
Y we expect more. They are from Hartford. KY,
Y ca. IIawains regiment. We are expecting 1000
~ sat0 bern oldiers in few days. They were
Id k;rsengille an Sunday. " @ < sf 5 Y Y. 3
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Ella .gspeog for !Sn.aIt .Fs'nss
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATE

CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.
NEW ORLEANS Aug IL, 1851.
Having been appointed by the Secretary of War agent TO
collect receive and purchase small for the Confederate
States Idee necessary and e6pedent make known the
fact generally possible the better cooperation
work which needs to be done quickly Citizens and pariots
Your Government asks many thousands TRIED guns
that lie unused in your honses Recent experiments have
that any Of your fine Double Bereled Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball, IS than match for the
much talked of Mimic Musket. Then bring them forth and
place them upon the altar your countrys liberty that they
he consecated the noble work of Christian de-
Tense If objection be made sending away your guns AID 1t
be urged that you MAY need Them home, the reply is that
the surest prevent the necessity of using them home
isto place them in tho hands of the many thousands Of brave
men who chatting with anxious desire stand wall
deemed inconcusve then the reflection that those high IN
thorty those III whose Judgment ali have confidence and
who it but fair to presue know well necessities both
at home and borders have, nfter mature debernton in
augnrated this movement should be sufficient guarantee for
the wisdom utility and patriotism of the service you called
on TO perform Then desire short war speedy peace
and acknowledgment Of independence honorable
selves place at the disposal Of Government
As you desire strike the hearts of those who
plotting subugation and destruction, let be known
the truy Rifle and the death dealing Shot Gun which you
have hitherto hgnly priced part con
ct rendering, If possible victory complete than
their defeat and route on the plains of Manassas.
My Instructions contemplate that shall send forth into
populouS regions assistant agents. charged with the
Of collecting and forwarding proper points, all the weapons
thus obtained may be we'll here state that any who
wishes do though he be not visited by Agent
greatly facilitate this work by sending any guns be has or can
command address, Of Robert Pitkn, No. u Camp
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States. Rul3 2ptf
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AT a special meeting, held October Ii 1851 Capt JF Gil
raut the chair following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted 4e5 ~. s-
Where's, our esteemed associate JAMES DRtHAN, ha:
been suddenly taken ranks while active duty by
the hand Of death, therefore
Received That in his death Company has suffered the los
amsber ae In the discharge of Institutes and one
whose Will be cherished by US for his many estimne
qualities ,
Resolved That We deeply synpahse with his bereaved fam
lily in their aticion. r*'> 49, rye -e-
Resolved. Thst the officers and members of this Company
we4r the usual badge mourning FOR thirty days token
respect for the memory Of the deceased. b..
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions be presented
them aud publshedin the papers of the city
g. T. MCCONNELL,
-- -ff7- Wso. ROGERS.
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sWerCssGsaEs' Hotel,
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.

PAIRING IT.
now endeaVOring TO furnish the Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and wing prepared
uniform suits of wooen cloth and suitable nnderciohes
distributed them informed that the patriotic
of several parishes as engaged in similar preparations
for the benefit of their companies. If contributions of
clothing sent by them directly their several companies
without being of the quantity and kind sent the
companies supplied great confusion will the
sequence
soldier can only carry certain quantity Of clothing is
of great importance that each of soldiers shall
good substantial wooden suits possible but II
important that there be of action among those supply.
ing them, in order to avoid sending double supplies
panies.
therefore urgently recommend the citizens of country
parishes to send in this city, such supplies of clothing
they may prepare, with explicit directions the companies
or individuals for whom they intended will
that they reach their destination The clothes hould be
up or baed and directed in New Orleans with
OF the company for which they intended marked H.
statement tent of its contents that may not dupli-
cate the articles.
respectfully request the newspapers give publicity these
suggestions, in consideration of the objects effected
THOS, 0. MOORE, Governor
New Orleans, Aug, II, 1861. aul9 2ptf
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s40s'0sp &Sss'ts,
SUCCESSOR TO SEWEII. T. TAYLOR) IMPORTER or
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.
Nos. ID and i5 Royal street,
Has in store large supply celebrated CREM D
BOUzY CHAMPAGNE in quarts pnts also other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsE1CK. PAR
MENTIER, and other brands OF inferior quality have
large assortment of the AMONrTT
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA of
direct Importation other Maderas of lower grade supero;
Old London Dry Dock PORT Ports of less grade
The celebrated sAZARAC BRANDIEs-vintage 1855 l7es
1902 and ls05alarge supply always hand All grades of
-CLARET ana WHITE WINES, in glass and wood WIS
KYsseotch and Irish Rye Bourbon and Wheat Wbis.
kys SCOTCH ALE PORTER in pints and quarts COR
DIALs etc. Ny usual best WINES which
will be sold reasonable any the city
AARON BIRD,
ais 2ply Nos, Is and Is Roval stresi
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FOR THE SALE OF
S U A R AND MOLASS ES.

1t must be obvious every thinking man. owing
distinctions the blockade war that
Virginia North Carolina part of Florida Alabama Georgia,
Kentucky Middle and East Tennessee, get Sugar
and Molasses from Nashville, MOST CONVENIENT and
CHEAPER for them than from other point These
require 900 hhds Sugar present incoming crop
We have established ourselves No. street Nash
VILE for the all the Sugar olBes that may be ship.
ped to our address, Planters will ship doct from their pana
tons to of shipment New Orleans Direct to the
Agent Memphis and Charleston Railroad via the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad, to ad 1ress
Our Mr.. JAMES is Virginia and other States
making with the large dealers advance The
Of Sugar and Moasses that will enable place
Sugars as fast, If possible, they received.
We pledge ourselves prompt rnitnces and fidelity
tanning the best prices.
Liberal when desired. Sales exclusively
for cash,
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JUSTICES OFTHE PEACE.
.EessE Published.

THE SEAT OF WAR ON THE GULL F.
complete Hydfographcal and Typographical Map aad
Chart of ports OF the State of Louisiana Mississippi abe:
ma Compiled from the u s. Coast Surveys and other pv
resources The useful Map for Army Navy Officers
ever Published showing the points of and
those States Nus ,-- y-.
Price per copy, 81 ST. The trade supplied.
Published and for sale by
HOLE L CO.,
ol8 2D6t 81 Excbangest,aee Nav f)rsans
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..ia No. 100 Gravier street.
SEQ Be further enacted That Is and shall be the duty
Of each and every citizen of these Confederate States speedily
to ivenfomaon the officers charged with the execution Of
this law Of and every hands, enements and heredamen
goods and chate rights and credits within this Gontederacy
and of every and interest therein held owned
or enjoyed by OF for any alien enemy, aforesaid.
Sec Be it further enacted, That shall he the duty Of
attorney agent former partner trustee other
holding controlling any such lands euemens hercda
ments goods ehattc rights credits any interest
therein, of any such alien speedily to inform the Re-
ceiyer hereinafter provided be appointed of the same and
TO render account thereof and far practicable place
the same the hands Of such Receiver whereupon, such
shall be fully acquitted of ali responsibility for property
and effects reported and turned Aud any such person
wiully failing to give such information render such
count shall be guilty o: high nsdemes, and npon indct
and conviction shall be fined in ceeding
thousand dollars, art imprisoned not longer than months
said fine and Imprisonment be determined by trying
the shall further be liable by said Coufei
crate States and subjected to double the value OF the estate
property effects Of the alien enemy held by him subject
his control. OILS 2ptf
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Notice..

The Subscribers having been appointed by the Secretary
the Treasury of the Confederate States Commissioners for the
Parish of Orleans procure subscriptions Coneea
Loan In produce 10 be disposed Of by their
such time they may designate and invested
in per cent Bonds inform the planters and other parties
wishing to snbscnUe that books opened C
zens Bank of Louisiana they will please call and re-
gister their names. 81 10.
/ G. DERBIGNY,
/ JAS D. DENEGRE.
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AT meeting of the members the Company the fol-
lowing gentlemen appointed committee solicit
scripons place the Battery footing, ready to
march moments requisiton of the Governor.
hoped that all citizens banking ms
t1tions, will respond liberally appeal
Theo LivuulRs Charles McMurdu
Paul ]. Geises, JAS. II. Suydam,
Mortimer Belly,
HENRY DUCATEL Lieut.. ST.. Cong.
NJ, A. CtLoNGSE, First Sergeant. OLE 2pSt
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AeAnEsiY W II tsIG. he g Lady Of Lyons y and
1 Bailey Barlow y, will be repeated tonight, and
4 It'd performances viii be. concluded with the
Ilaad Shot n q
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NEW kTsIT AssesIATioS.-T The general an
nnaI meeting of tbs association viii be held next
h Monday III Gssnoon, AT haIf1past s clock. See
NOTICE i'll azU shes column, 2 81. "A 5ssYsS55
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go Messrs. Eiitors-At the solicitation of
many friends oler myself a SHERIFF Of
the First District Court Of the Parish of Orleans, subject
to decision of the people-baotbox.
SEES ,.F. w. q. MULLEN
aB- II. l.. Defreese, the present incumBeBt,
is "A candidate fer State Treasurer jyl 2prd
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HS-We are authorized to announce DR.. j
B. WILKINSON candidate for Congress the First
Congressional District oIo teE
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MARRIED-:

edne The s. Joseph ,S Shgfs n ~ me
Rev j. Hayden, Mr.. FREphRIgk r. NAlNMhtoh 10
Miss ELLEN MCCARTHf, both of this oity.7z-t
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MIIfTARr NorieEs- There ARE several import
art military notices III another column, to which
/ Ne direct general attention,
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BEAugaG Ssp BATrA LIos. This battalion viii
ann this afternoon at O'Clock, on the Leyse a
Tie head of Canal street. See order.
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Rs~ We are authorised to announce Il. II.
PARKER as candidate for Office of SHERIFF for the
First District Court of the Parish of Orleans. Election
Monday in November. .. Oh 2pte
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Arranged by Il. Il. VALID r.
Deputy Collector, Custom Honse Port Of New Orleans
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RS-hid, Crescents Please announce james
R. BRADLEY candidate for Constable First Court
in the district bounded Julia and Felicity Streets and
the River to the Swamp. Election, 4th November.
aug 2ptd 49, s-N MANY VOTERS
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PAYNE, JAMES q co.


Messrs. Brown, Johnston h Co J
Messrs, Hewitt, Norton 4 Cos, .
Mr.. John Watt, For JOHN d. JAMES.
Mr.. S. u. Newman
Mr.. j. c. Kicks,
Col Manuel White,
Mr.. Carl Kuhu, For b IT PAYNE
Mr. John a. hobertS } gn2n1
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se24 2plu

sd- Fox Superintendent Public RducatIon
REV. ROBERT j. HARP, of New Orleans yielding 10
the solicitations of many friends is Candidate SUI
pentsndent Of Public Education the approaching Nove
Ter election. olk 2nfa
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Southern Ok Company.
N O &c II.

AT q meeting Of the Board of Directors The Southern Oh
Company held Friday, the 18th the following
luton was adopted
Resolved That in consequence Of The OF
packages hoop IRON and other prices the to
lowing scale prices take effect from and after the lst
November next:
pc FOR DELIVERIES IN NEW ORLEANS
No. and Carbox OIL 75c. per gal.
No. and Tanners oil..,,.....,..,... Zoe. e.
ShS v sue
[AAIe urehee. &C per 10
FOR DELIVERIES FROM THE FACTORY MOBILE.
No und Car-bo& OIL Observation-Disclosures. CSC. per gal
No 2and Tanners Oil ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4Gc
ol.'' AUG
Axle crease &c, ID.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
ola inf tdsnt
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"a VALUABLE Mar dessrs. hole CO., news
aens place, has lust publish map Of lie
Of sa on tbs auf coast by fat the best We have
sssisH rcinto view We advise all those who would
thoroughly he location Of all the important
points % ort coast 70 purchase copy.