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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-27

the same way oTpTocedursa CARVED on WIN UNI
works of New Orieans persons Theoretically and
acquainted with hydraulics i employed to e&te"u IA,
the results, an probably still wose'
attend themf The bank may forfeit its charter ana NV
be depve, Of Of their greatest blessings ffo
that have abie TO learn The works have been
commenced it would therefore be great pity ,,I
which promised TO be Of immense eneht 10 gu. cy -,
fail, that they have FIR succeeded through inc f
/ city of persons directing their extension . , m
In your article you obser that they arc NO" III,
inch pipe in Rampant street, and also state "a
pipes sufficiently large supply tho equ'rea Hu
Of water Under such mputation should think 70 go,
the duty of the proper person attached to those "orhs
at rest public opinion whether they are or a o
cient to supply adequate quantity of water anu
satisfactory proof shown the public will be inau Gu W
that those in charge unable or III other
that the person persons experimenting the " M
water works. whoever they may be- unacquah'eu WIFI
| the subject .
The duties superintendent of such works are no
many and various: and not every person VINO Is
fulfilling them They require person who has knowleas
of the laws which govern the motian OF water now ~
rivers open canals pipes SC. One who has received heo
recal knowledge Of these laws, aud has had opportunities
putting them 1to prac tce and must DO all aware that
addition to these he must many other quahc
sui, him for such capacity ~
BY supply" of eourse. inferred an adequate guam
tty,-kp,
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MErAIIiIE RACES.

"a HE Fall Meeting for 1875, this viii
n commence on Monday, 10Th December.
First Doy-> match Tor S25D0 II SIDE h. # tour
mile heat; Major 4. j. Wells names ii. f. E3rHn by
imp LevinInun, dam imp. Refugee, by Wundrrcr.
Gricr & Simmons name b. c. by Pacific, dam lay Sir
Charles.
Second Day--A mitch for 5000 side, Il. fl. four
mile heats Mayor 7 } Wells names G + lecswng,
by imp. Levathan, dam Block Sophia. (Birming hnins
damn by TopgaIlnut. Grer & Sim'non's names c. T.
Wilhna EIerndcn by Woodpecker, dam by Whip-tam.
Second Race, same day, Sweepstakes for > year
old colts and llies, mile heats, 500 Ii f.
subscribers.
jas : Carlson &C Farrar,
Ira Smith Smith, Il Smith.
Thos Wells u Stevenson.
Third Day-Two mile heats, ] c Purse, $500
Same Dav, Two mile heats, c Purse, 100
Fourth Duv-Three mile heats, & Purse, 1000
Fifth Da,-Four mile heats c Purse, e000
Sixth Duy-Nlile heats, best in 5, J Purse, 700
Seventh Day-lllree mile heats Propricors
purse, 1000
JAS 5 GARRISON,
RICHARD ADAMS,
TliOS WELLS.
novl6-tro
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" G.dney's newly discovered channel into New
York Harbor is regularly marked out with spar
huoys and will prove OF incalcuable value to the port.
These white bnoys seven in number, and occupy
an extent of a mile und half In no place is it less
than &c feet deep, and that "nly on the bar which is
but 20O feet le In the other parts of the new chan
n"l there are 80 feet water thin in amy otAer
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MARKETS.
MONEY MARKETS, Sc-Novembcr &c

The business transacted in Stocks Saturday
extensive though without any material change in previous
prces U s Bank sold 49, which shows small nd vance
In Delaware and Hudson Canal Co, Hurifm Boston and Pro
yueuce and New Jersey Railroad considerable business
lone about the of tho preceding day. el0D0 III
Canal Elves. 5i1 sold at par.
Exchange London 81 per cont premium
Another new rankng Institution has been announced &c
he located tie Bowey Pond sreet The gentleman
interested are Messs Russell Stelbn Elisha Peek Palmer
and Il Van Rensselaer, &c The capital StO0OO0 to be in
creased ultimately ifreqnrcd to two millions The hooks oil
subscription t, The North Trust and Bank Co
closed The capital uyessed is five millions of dollars
in bonds and addition ash suhsci ptions
lager amount
The Manhattan Insurance Company have declared div
dcnd of eight per cent payable on the .t Proximo
The Mutual Insurance. Company have declared dividend
per the last months raya 10 OH tho first
December
The Receivers of the American Fire Insurance Company
this city, give notice that they will farther dividend
II per cent on claims allowed by ,hempayabc The
Old instant.
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From, The Raoifc-We learn from letter dated
from Callao that Tho harbor 10 block AIDED by the
Chilan squadron, but attempt is m ade to hinder
any American, English or French ships from en-
tering. This s certainly the very OF block AIDES
not wholly unconnec,ed with biockheads, for
what good can arise from lowering round porr
with an armed force, yet permitting tho ships Of
three great maritime nations TO enter and depnr,
a, will, would puzzle common thinker to deter.
nina
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1JeMERCHANTs cq,t hare a BEAUTIFUL CiRcu-
struck off at four hours NorIcE, BY tah'ng I" The
Compiling Room Of TRUE AMERICAN PKlNrtsG
OFFICE, ST. Charles Exchange. adjoining The READ
ING Room at Corner Of Gravier street, or at ae Pint,
ing Office, corner Of Poydras s. St. Charles streets
LATHS.
fHNHIRTY thousand Ia inch landing from "brig
L. Lincol /, nrd for sale by
S &JP WHITNEY,
| nov26 ~ Camp at
| DOTATOES.--75 tbls Potatoes landing fran brig
| l. Lancet, for sale by
| s g. up WHITNEY,
nov26 10 Camp 3,
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November 60
Ship Lagoda, Freeman. for Boston. Goo Bedford.
Brig Hamilton, Snow, for Boston, Naster'
brig Jefferson, Watts, for New York, Master.
Brig Enpresaros, I.ohgcope, for Galveston, TcSss
ship Constellation Hoallelt for Portsm nth, Geo B'diord
Schr Niufa, Padron for canpeichy, Fernandez Kenz
Schr Diligence, Marture, for ali1e Fernandez u kue2
ARRIVALS.
Towhon Grampus Morrison from the Passes having towel
to ship Vistua Brought ships Ann Mary Ann, Poto-
mac, and Fraproha Lott w Pass 23d inst Mt M.
Reports ship NimroI the Bar and briys and schrs Ia
the River.
Ship Ann Mnry Ann Citk. 90 days from Portsmouth, via
Charleston, to Muster. Cargo, hay and potatoes.
Ship Francona Blake, ~ days from Boson to steson q
Avery.
Ship Potomac Smith, 9th No,, from Alexandria. Master
Stir Constitution Woodbury. from st Josephs IN Master.
cargo, ~ hrls and snndry lots mdzs .
hr Exchange Andrews ftom Mohlei ballast to Master
SStenmer Huntsville, Jordan, from Bayou Sara.
Flat boat from anysville Kentucky bale rope ane
bagging, TO Fleece, shannon Bro and Michel Mahcr
Steamer Rodoph RYAN, from Cincinnati.
Steamer Celumb,n Dunn. from Cincinnati
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TIE TRUE AM ERlCAN.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
NE w OR LEAN
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1898

UThe Express mail yesterday brought us
slips from New York to the 10Th inclusive. Up
TO the evening of that day, no ,idings had teen
gathered of the Liverpool. 1t was showing hea
Willy in New York, and the sleigh bells were jung.
ling errilY.
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TIE NEW HALL.

Amidst the many, and extensive, public im-
provemonts which have been begun, completed,
or suggested by our municipal council, we trust
tina. the project Of building a suitable Hall, for
our public offices has no, been lost sight Of. AL
though the paving Of streets, and building Of
wharves, are undeniaby Of vast Importance, we
do no, think tina, they should absorb all the at
tention of our energetic Council. AS they ore
so far, and go successfully underway, some atten-
,ion might now be bestowed upon our embryo
Municipal Hail. which VIC are greatly in want
Of, and for which splendid design has been
adopted, and contracts made with the architects
for its erection. which only wait the general order
to advance In thriving n municipality as
that we Justly boast Of it is but fit that the cit-
| Gems should have public Hall suitable to Their
wants, their intelligence, and their means, instead
Of temporarily renting a substitute which is de-
cidedly inconvenient, and Inappropriate 1t is
scarcely legitimate economy which delays
work Of such primary importance, for tho outlay
would DO comparatively triaing, while the im-
provemen, would he of vast Importance, as we'll
an the score of utility, as Of ornament. As the
| construction of such a much desired ed6ce
would occupy some Cor years the appropria-
tions needed would not exceed $50 900 annually,
for the gross estimate is but $4,000. When SO
much has already been done to make mu.
nicpali,y such as it's citizens may be justly proud
Of, it would be culpablc to fall short of SO essen
| 'ial on i'm provement that of fitting Municipal
Hail. Should such noble plans as have been
formed for this object be suffered rest and rust
| ldeYo al cd all elf ahoua thev
he pnt iRto practice at once, and thus by the
time i, wonld take merely to revive the subject
should il once be lost sight Of, we should have .
noble Hall erected, suitable to the intelligence
and Iibcrnity of our citizens.
While no steps taken to complete the work
he existence Of those elegan. plans which all wh'
view uro proud of, is rather proof Of impoten
ambition, than Of good taste, and public spirt
While such noble sketches Of intended works are
TO be found alone in the accepted designs of GU
.kiItu architects, our neighbours $50 generally
'eved for ,ardiness) may fairly bid US look a
, home when speak again oftheir neglected pun
lie works. Will no, our council take the matte
into consideration atresh! We feel persuaded
that the public feeling would gn hand in hand viii
them, were they about the undertaken:
without, all hou,'s delay. Our municipality, al
ready SO justly proud Of our great public works
our pavemenIs, whnrves, streets, gas, and waite
works, ould feel additional pride in being able T,
n point to her Public Hal, )" inferior 10 none
q tho whole United States.
.Mas,aehu,et:s. The Boston Atlas Of the lot
gives returns Of 269 towns in which tho vote
sand thus.
g Everett, 97o27
Is Marcus Morton, 3175l
~ !
- Wing majority, 9776
yMehigan.-At Detroit on the IIth Nov. tn
n ma jorities for Congressman stood thus.
n Whia mainriiY in twelve counties. 1913
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Neutrality-suspicious. Combe commenced series
of lectures at Clinton Hall, in New York City, on Mon
day the l9h and they who have read his works on the
science Of Phrenoogy will readily imagine the delight
which his oral communications impnrl to all who
take all interest in his themes.
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$4,000! CapitaIPrize.

GRAND STATE LOTTERY
Drawn numbers Of the Grand State Lottery, Class Sc.
66 80. 4?,a9, SD, o., ,a, Is, =, 6,:e
TLASS No. 81. Authorised by the Legislature of
9th, 1888, at ) o'clock, P. NJ. at Bishops HntcI.
s DAVIS g. co, Managers
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First i,npressions.-Ths New York Evening Post Of
the 81 sa,d-"We shall annlhilate federalism in New
York"
.Sober, second Thoushks."-The same paper of the
llth says-l he federaliss have carried The State
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In speaking Of the gross, and infamous interference OF
the officers of the geneal government III the recent New
York elscon, the "rimes' contrasts the party usage
Of professed Republicans, with the laws OF monarchi
cal England aud quotes from oct Of its parliament
the following clause.
"No persoH employed in the collection Of tn
Excise, or the Collection Duties, or in sny mamie
connected fhsretpth shall by ,rord. by ,oritins'
in any other manner, persuade or dissuads an
elector in relation to hs pose under the penalty
One Hundred Pounds, and forfeiture Of o6'e'o
| Dotrern
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The Cumberland was falling again slowly on
the 23rd. The steamers Hunter and Delaware
had arrived a, Nashville on the day before, and re-
ported 3 feet and half water on the shoals.
The .Ohio' on the Goth continued slowly to de-
cline having already fallen from twelve to fifteen
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JOHN CALHOUN, comp Keller
COM rROLLER'S OFFICE,
Second .H,uiripaiiiu.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 22d, 1885
DUBI.IC Notice il hereby given that On Saturday,
IL the fist day of December next, twelve o'clock,
l will adulicate this office, To tie highest bidder,
the collection of the of the Poydas Mar
ker for year, from the first OF January 1889 TO
the 3lst December 1889, inclusive.
Terms and conditions of the adjudication far
lessee shall, within five DAYS after The udca
ton furnish his promssory notes, endorsed 10 the salts
luction of,e council payable L. ,, 3, A. 5, g. g. g.
10, IL and II months from the first day of January
will be made for the account andat the risk of said far
mer lessee. He shall also effect and mortgage in ia
Of this municipality all the right which The col
lection of said revenue is formed that in default of the
payment " any the Aforesaid their becom-
ing due, the mnic aIty may have the power of sezins
Professionally the aforesaid rights, affected and
gagged as pledge. He shall also conform to all the
ordinances in force oh may be hereafter pass
e. in relation TO said market.
JOHN CALHOUN,
nov S3-Uf&eld CDmDfrOller
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CAR I'D s

IL PRINTED at The shortest Notice, in tie most
elegant manner, IN Black or Coored Inks, Enamel
led, White Flake, or Plain Surfaced CARDS. and at
Prices rery reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN OF
FICE, corner Of Poydras and St. Charles SITS.
Sere,nl New and Beautiful Founts Of TYPE hare
just been added to the Establishment.
Orders received at COMPUTING Room, 81. Charles
Exchange, 3rd door from Gravier stor at the Printing
Ofic, corner Of Poydras & st. Charles streets.
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EXCHANGE READING ROOM
EVNHE proprietor has re-ilted his Reading Room, in
l. the ST. Charles Exchange, Corner OF Gruyer
and St. Charles street, IN the neatest manner.
Besides all the principal apers of the Untod States
of every city and state. the Canadas Texas and Next
and Havana, the room is regularly and extensive
ly supplied with the latest European papers, Loyds
Lists, and Piicas Price Current. Also with nearly
all the Literary Per odcals OF the day. aud has the re-
publications Of the London, Edinhurg, Westminster
Metropolitan Reviews and Blackwoods Magazine. The
booker, The American Journal af Sciences and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, Gentemen's
gazine, American monthly, Benty's Miscellany, the
Mexico Cllirurgcal Review, and variety ct others
All these works regularly subscribed for and rece
we'd. The room is also supplied with large variety
Cfmaps and aliases, Niles Register Levys Price Cur.
rent from its commencement, Gazatcers, and variety
Of works preference.
The active & intelligent collectors are EN-
ploved to give the earliest arrivals, and no pains nor
pense will be spared to render this Reading Room the
first the United States
Subscriptions are respectfully receiye'.
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CITY HOTEL,

CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Comnlon and Camp streets.
MIR. g. MRS. GEO. SHALL have the pleasure
lVA of informing their friends and the public, that
the House sof,vornblv known as Bishops Hotel, will
be opened on Wednesday, the l4th lust for the recep-
ton Of company. They have had the House thorough
ly repaired and newly furnished trougho and beg
leave the traveller and czen that whatever
reputation the fou-e may have acquired in past years,
exertons their part shall be wanting 10 maintain
it hereafter.
COLLATION. will BIZ spread Mt II O'Clock on the mora
ing Of the l4sinst which the public is respectfully
invited ..-. novl5
So WHITNEY,
nnulE Cont at
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE-SECUND MUNICH
PALlTi,
BUREAU DU COMPrROLEUE -Mnncipaht6
No 3: Nile Orleans % Nov. 1898

BUREAU DU COMPTROLEUR-Mn nicpaLtc
No2: Nile Orleans. % Nov. 1888.
AVIS PUBLIC CT par lie present dome, que
Slmedi, Ter dc DGccnbre proclaim, a midi, lad
ugeraia bureau, plus haut enchfrissuur, la
coIlecte du revcnu du MARCHE Ste OMAR F.,
pour un an, SAVIOR du lcr Janvicr 1889 uu 81 De.
cenbrc Reimbursement.
Conditions dc Republication. Lo fo rmier on TO-
neur du hail, d-vra, einq ours apres 'adudicutor,
tournir SEES bcts promifsolres, endossGs a la sa-
tisfac,ion du il, payables l. 2, 3, A. S, 6, T.
8, g. 10, IL G, ]2 mois, Gu lor dc Janvier, 1899,
default de aquee fornaIilG, il sera proccd6 unc
nouycllc enchere, pour 10 compte ct aux risques
dudit fermcr tcncur de bull. II devia auss
pffecter ct hypothequor en- favour de celtic munich.
pa6 tous les droils sur lesquels ledit reyenu est
atferm6, do maniere quau d6iaut de Placement d'au.
Gun dos desdts billets, eur echGancd, la munich
palitG ait lie drsit de saicr provsolremenl lesdits
droils, ainsi atfeel6s ct hypothequ6s oomme eau
ton. II sc coniormcra aussi ordonnanccs ac-
auellement en- force, qui lie scront dams ID suite,
IL r6gard dudit march6.
2lnov JOHN CALHOUN, comp Keller
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b A Y A A r
BA Y A A r.
Coraer Of ST. Charles s. Common street,

C0rAsT 81 oL. JHdT7CE q C0"W0H SVffl
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
KpUSH & ALLAN would respectfully call the at
tentiun of citizens and stranger 10 their complete
assortment OF Gentemen's acn siiir,s, do cambria.
with linen fronts. fashionable linen fronts: linen col
lars silk, and nerno unisr slirs and drawers:
cambria and silk handkechete black and fancy cta-
in great VARIETY stockS OF every description gum
elastic and suspencrs: silk, cotton aud thread
gloves: gents hoskin gloves: umbrellas aud canes gold
mounted.
Also,-Splendid assortment of ladies md gents wri.
ting desks DIRE ssng cases port foos perumery, cut
lory, and rich fan y good.
novii
II Mr. Pierre Gsntin, cunsgnee per ship John
Holland, will please call at the Subscribers office,
md recsve his goods. LEVI II GALE,
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Close Toting.-The loco fncos have Just sue.
reeded carrying tho third senatorial district in
New York, the numbers being for Pag", "a sol
and for Watson 24,5i3 thus elec.ing the Van
Buren candidate hy 49,
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=--------'.- -
Mr.. HOLLAND will appear.
A BARGAIN

BARGAIN
DIFFERED on leaving the S,ate-l50O acres of Re-
" River lands Of choice quality md locality, stu
ted few miles fro-, the mouth of Red River, and pr
ducing bale and halfper The lands adjace
are held at $8n, and refused $50 cas, up. Terms
fraction above the government entrees if all taken
or s!O0O will relenve me and secure equal share
the speculation. Address 5. w. H. md leave at this
office, between thia and Saturday, II o'clock.
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North boa,ting of-Ths Philadslphia Gazette
says that its propretors do no, lose on average
$50 per annum by defauling subscribers! Would
all could say the samo.
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NO | ICE

FHNHE subscribers have associated themselves in bl.
Il siness under the firm of CHRISTIE. f. SIN.
MOTT, and solicit continuance of the patronage re.
ceived by their John Christie, while conducting
businrs 8. in his name, as Wholesale Grocer and
Commission Merchant.
JOHN CllHlTIE'
noyo-3w N. INN - TT, Jr.
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ANTHRACITE COAL.
nNE hundred and twelve hogseads superior An
W thracite Coal, landing from ship New liamp-
shire from Phade phia for sale by
HOLMES & MILLS,
nny22 9 Bank Plnca.
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Fatal accident A ma n named William Crosby,
n ma tive of New York, and known us mate in
several steam boa at different times upon our
waters, walked on board Of the steamer Mem
phis yesterday morning, and happening to slip
while standing the open hold of the boa, fell
inRtantaI.
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4 INlE-50O casks Thomaston Lime, landing aud f,r
~ sale by S&JP WHITNEY,
nov24 u Camp at
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Ternont-John Smith (oco) is elected to con.
gress in the fourth district, Vermont, by abou, 2OO
IN nior,y over Heman Allen. the wing candidate
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COAL.
A NTHRACITE and Orrel Coal in casks hh,ls and
IN in lots to suit purchasers.
Orders left the coal yard in Canal street, betweeR
Carondelct and Baronne or the counting house Of
HOLMES e. MILL >,
noy22 9 Bank Place.
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Wells (whiel ahead,

Wells (whic) ahead, 81
Eleven counties to be heard from.
We lenrn, saysa New York writer n, p. m.
on Sunday the 10Th that Wells, the whis candi-
date for Congress is said to be elected by large
majority over Craig, and what is moro impor'
,nnt the wings will probably hive n majority OF
eigh, in joint ballot in the legislature. John
Noryall will thus be ous,ed on the Sid March
when his term expires,
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NOMESTlCS, &c-2Oo bales, consisting of ilamp-
- shire sheetng.; 7-S and "a Lowell co'tons cot
tonades I.ndseys: kerseys and Russia sheetigs' Ill
0'>' ISAAC BRIDGE s, co,
-. IA OF
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BUREAU DU COMP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BUREAU DU COMP rROLEUR-M unicipalilG
No2,- c-Or6ans, % Nov 1898.
AVIS PUBLIC est par lie present donn6 que
samed Ter do d6cembrc proclaim, midi, j'adju
gerai CO bureau, au plus haut encherisseur, la
collecte du revenu du MARCHE DE LA RUE
POYDRAS, pour I'm an, SAVIOR: du Ter Janver
1889 au 81 DGcombre, 1899, incllsvcment.
Conditions de l'adjudicatsn-l.e fsrmer OH to-
neur du bail, devra, cling jours apres adjudicaion
ournr ses betS promissoires, endossGs a la Sa
tsfaction du conseil, payabcs l, 2, 8, d. 5, 6, T.
6, 9, 10, II ct ~ mos, du Ter de D6cembre au Ter
de Janvlcr, 1899: d6:aut dc aquelle forlnalit6 il
sera procGde a une nouvelle rnche e, pour lie
compile ct aux rsques dudt fcrmicr on teneur dc
bail. II devra aussi afecter ct hypotLGquer en- ia
veur dc celtic nunicpall,G tous les Grols sur les
quels Ia coec'e dudit revenu est utf1rme, dc ma.
mere quau d6:aut do Placement d'ancun destlits
billcts lcnr Gch6 nce, la municpalit ait lie pou.
voir do metre attachcment provisorc sur lcslits
drols, ainsi afeciGs ct hypothcqn6s CONNIE eau.
ton: IL SC coniormera ausai toues les ordonnan.
ces actuellement en- vigueur qui soront par la
suite misses en- force, regard dudlt MAJ che.
2lnov JOHN CALHOUN, comptrolleur,
- ITUATION WANTED-A vel rccomnlenIed
~ young woman des situation to take charge of
children. Apply at this Office
nov22-3t
FMPTY BAWRELS-5OG lloiasses Barrels, in 81.
~ petior order, for sale by
LHGALE;
noyo2 Oh Cannon c,
I UMBEit-l O,nOO clear White Pine boards, / nd.
IL ing trou ship Lonton, for sale
81 l. HITNEY,
hoVS2 - Cnnp 81
&TOLEN from along side shi Ohio, on the night o
~ 2lst inst the yawl boat uf said slip, painted ges,
inside and out 10 feet long--a reasonable reward vii
lis paid for the recovery thrieut; apply To
STE rSUN " AVERY
hoT&o % Gravitr s.
St iDES Ill h,ds Bacon Sides, in good condition i,
- a d for sale by
STEFSON Il AVERY.
noVH G8 Grayei
UT. H.. 9 all b, Attorney at Law has remnvs-
his Office 10 'ilarge hller, ct"t Cont and s,
LOUIS lte|f. Hoyl3 -lw
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NNRITlNG DESKS.--Writing asses, Portable
w Shaving Cases, Ladies Work Boxes, with and
without music; Card Cases. Pocket Books of pearl iyo-
~ and she'll just received at the Bazaar OF ST
Charles and Commune street, Exchange Hotel.
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