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JOHN NIXON
II LOCKETF +,
EAIN w SENE'

communication from Joseph Pile, was read
d laid on tho table,
On motion of MIR Peters, tho rules being dis
pehSed WITH it was
Resolved that all persons having licenses to
keep cotfce houses, taverns grog shops, with
the limits Of this Municipality, who shall violate
the Ordinance by keeping opon their espective
establishments after the hour at night fixed tor
cl sing the same, shall Immediately be proceeded
against for the recovery of the fines to which
they subjected by law. Provided, that this
resolution shall not take effect until after the LIST
November, and that all such suits be instituted by
the collector of taxes on coffee houses, grog shops,
&c.
The following resolution, introduced by Mr.
Nixon, being the order of the day, was taken up
and with some amendments adopted, as follows:
Resolved, that the Police Committee be requested
to examine into tho state of the public printing
for this Municipality, and in what manner tho
existing Ordinances relating thereto have been
adhered to and complied with; and what amsad-
menis arc wanting 10 correct the defects of the
present system.
Mr. Peters introduced the two following resolu.
tons, which, the rules being dispen cd WITH were
severaIly taken up and adopted.
Resolved, that the OF forty five dollars be
paid 10 capt K Batter for ex enscs incurred by
him in procuring photographic chart of tb"
soundings of tho river in front of this Nun CT
paty.
Resolved, that all goods, merchandise, or other
efnct' that have been seized by the police of this
Municipality and now in the depot thereof be
and the same hereby ordered TO be sold a,
public auction, under the direction of the Comp
troller, and the proceeds of the sale shall be place.
IN tho treasury OF this Municipality.
! On motion of Mr. Lockct, tho rules being DIS
peRsed WITH it was
Resolved that the Committee on Police, make
inquiry into the present state of the watch ane
police of this Municipality, and report the SAME
to this Council an soon as practicable and to MAKE
any further report, that the said Committee may
deem necessary for the more complete protection
and security of the citizens of this Municipality.
Ga motion, the Council adjourned to Tuesda,
next, the Goth October inst ant. at 5 O'Clock, p M
JOHN GIBSON,
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Camp So. Theatre
rkNHIS Theatre was opened for the season Z
a Sunday Ereaiag, the II ofOctober, under It
mann cement of

tSfHIS Theatre was opened for the season on
a Sunday EreniRg, the 2lst of Ocober, under the
nianag emeut of
G..H.B A r RETT.
During the recess, line interior has been newly and
elegantly decorated. the boxes arranged in the most
convenient and comfortable manner fuf the acconinrla'
ton of families, aud the parquctte furnished in the
most splendid style. The decor atoms after the de-
sign and execution Of
]. COW ELL.
A new drop curtain has been painted by the ltaan
artists, Ceresa and Pinoli.
The company will consis, of the following ladies' a'd
gentenen:-Nlrs. u, Barrett, Greene, Anderson Wor-
rell Hall and Price. Misses Mcintyre, Lewis, Wallis,
and Wruy.- Nessrs. G. Barrett Fredericks, Johnson
Hodges j. M. Brown, Greene, W. Seton. rankin
Davis, Hnntley J. Seflon II. keppul. Kirkland, marks
Austin, Eas.man and Lewis.
The Orchestra will he full and efiicient-l.ea Mr..
Iackson-rst Violin, Mr.. Jolly; 2mi Vions, hlessrs
Espenheim and Joikel; Tenor, Mr. Solomon; Con,re-
Basso, Mr.. Gariingh Violineello Mr.. Burcc Clarion
etts, Messrs. Duran and Matt; Horns, Messrs. Rems
and AMIGO; Trumpet, MIR. Schmeeer; Trombone Mr.
Cochin; Flute, Mr.. Carroll Eusscon; Mr.. Jennings
Mr.. Sewell, Scene Painter--NIr. Huntley, Promptei
MIR. Warden, hlechanist.
The Manager fully awtfe Of the necessity OF strict or
der and decorum in well regulated lfeatrc, and being
resolved render this establishment every worthy
of The patronage and support of an enlightened pubic
has eved the assistance of efficient police, which
will be unde, the direction of Mr. CoFTAs.
The Saloon has been newly fitted up and enDehsh
cd, to make it agreeable resort for VISITORS
During the season, addition TO the various novel
| ties that will be regularly produced,
MANY ARTISTS
of acknowledged talent and reputation VIII successive
ly appear.
- G.. H. BARRETT,
Lessee a. Manager
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Harana Papers. by the poeness of Captain
Farrell, of the brig Pastoro, which left tie island
OF Cuba on the 18th instant, we have been favored
with the Diario de la Habana, and the NotieioSo y
iUccra, both 10 the l7lh instant which on
file in our Reading Room. We have much pleas
nre in acknowledging our constant indcbtondess
to Capt. Farrel for similar favors, which we cam
not designate as extraordinary kindness since ii
is such as he invariably exercises towards all,
whether on board, on shore.
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Not q day elnpses but brings with 1t 20 ne Gu
ious details of singular details of singular delays
among our returning citizens, caused by the low
streams of the Ohio; and even in the great "ias
Their of waters" himself, the river is SO compare
lively shallow that boats are obliged TO lay by all
night Tha, noble steamer the St Louis, how eve,
came down from the city whence she halls, in a.
bout days; and she is a complete floating tnv.
,rn, and her commander, Captain Swon, spreads
as ele giant table can he sh re, her pas
scn5ets had lithe cause to think their travel toll
some, or tedious. While speaking of the inland
journey from north south, we cannot avoid
wondering that so few take the route bv way of
the upper lakes, and thence down the Mississippi
1t is rcpe,e with grandeur, it is daily varied, and
ye, no, subject TO an hours delay. From Buffalo,
through the lakes to Chicago, there arc plenty of
fine boats to he procured, never failing water, and
an endless chain of interesting objects. Thence,
to the upper Mississippi, the route is easy, and
never obstructcd, and yet few travellers have the
philosophy to ttust the ancient academic aphoriSm,
/ that .'the farhest way round, is the way
homc.'
| Mr. CIapp selected that mode of returning, and
speaks in high terms of the genera Accommodations
| III inc why, Tue bedu'les ~ itutei anu
the usobsructed facility cfProgress thus by the
way of the lakes, passengers Rave arrived in the
South without Inconvenience, and with sufficient
speed for comfort, while travelling by the Ohio
has been subject 10 such delays that one of our CT
tzens has been Sd days in reaching home from
louisville. Such advantages, in favor of coming
by the Upper lakes, will doubt render the route
extremely popular next year; for we hive personal
knowledge Of some most serious losses in business
matters, sustained by many vino are most uncx-
ectcdy detained on the sand bars, or the shadows
| o the Ohio.
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O. = The Lady Of Lyons increases in effect every
Time ,is perfrmed. On Tuesday it repeated
10 very fine house, in which was large numse
Of very elegant females whn seemed PERFECTLY de
lighted with the play. It is TO he acted again to-
night, in compliance with very general wish.
NORTHERN THEArRIcALs Power is successfully
running through his second engagement at the
Park, where R. Scott has just finished, md took
his bene tit on the 18th insf.
AT the National alter C.este's brilliant career
IN dramatic action opera assumes the lead, and
"Rook's work OF inspirations" as the Courier calls
".4miiie" was produced with wonderful effect, un
der the arrangements Of Mr.. Vim. Penson, thu
new musical dilector. The opera introduced
three distinguished vocalsrs, who seem TO have
made wonderful hit. Mass Sheriff, has a sopra-
no voice of much power, and hexibility: extend
ing two oclaves and half, and particularly free
from any affected utterance. In person she is
said to be well formed and pretty. Mr.. WILSON
has tenor of great sweetness, and in compass only
one note short of the lady's. The Courier thinks
him better than wood Sinclair. any Other of his
quality OF voice. Nh. SEGuIN, the third stranger
isa bass singer, and deemed superior TO either
Angrasan, or Fornasar. His power is man nse
and his intonatioh laultless. His voice is said
cliff. These three singers, the opera of Amilis
itself, the new director, and the painter, Mr.
Bengough, by the Courier, 'plalsed 10 the yer,
echo that doth praise again.
| Madame Veslris and Charles Matthews are a
Philadelphia where the critics speak IN terms .
warm approval of both
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MASON'S
CHALLENGE BLEACHING!

CHALLENGE BLEACHING
AS. 5. MASON, of Philad. lphia bags respectfully
~ 10 apprse the merchunts and public generally of
New Orleans and Louisiana, that be has appointed
Messrs. Reese D'La-c, the sole agents Tor the sale
of his unequallcd and inimitable
CHALLENGE BOOT AND SHOE BLEACHING
in this section Of country; article which stands pre-
mnent FORTS beautiful Iusre and uniformity of quail
uy Tie manufacturer warrants the Challenge Black
mg TO retain lis virtues any climate, and preserve
mum to any person who viii produce IT'S snpel;or.
C3rtfca'ea can be seen at the Of Nessrs Reese
and u iange, from merchants of tho highest respects
bili,y, bearing ctnony to its beauty superiority
over every "tler Backing IN the United Stuias. All
orders for this article in ~ Orleans or any pal .ttlas
section OF the Union, must be forwarded to the ole
Agents above, who will pay particular attention to
the same, and fill them the manufacturers prices
JAS. ;. Mason,
Philad, ipha, sept. ~, 1898. 95 Calowhl at.
REESE g. DLANGE
Comb and Fancy Store IS Camp street.
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Reform in Washington, We are glad to learn
that tho interior of the House of Representatives
has undergone a revolution. The speaker chair
has been moved to The opposite side Of the Cham
he's, and the members desks reversed, go that
WHEN addressing the Chsir they will no longer
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25

The Rev. Mr.. Clapp returned to this city yos
lerday in the stoabmolt Clyde, from St. Louis.
Mr.. Clapp, we understand will commence seI-
vice in his church on Sund,y morning next.
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When cor tally agree with those with
whom habituaIly differ, are unusually
pleased it is unusual thing. This unusu
ally the case in regard to remark made by the
Courier yesterday something to this effect. We
quote from memory, 80 may err in some one word
"Before the Globe shall have an opportunity to
announce wing victory in New York;
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We were much pleased yesterday, n, the return
Of our respected fellow citizen, the Rev. Theodore
Clapp,in fine health, and high spirits: much plea ed
with his ro,thern trip, bu more 80 at returning
among his southern friends, and flock.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25

FALL * " IN E!i Go IltINb.
4 ?. FREEMAN u Co, No 3, Magazine street.
~ are receiving their supplies of Fall and Winter
Cuthing and will cuntinuo receive shipments regu
larry throughout the season. Their assortment being
large will enable them supply m rchans from
TIC country, ut the shortest notice; Cor sale wholesale
or retail, accommodating terms.
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The troubles and ,roublings # Black Hawk, he
celebrated Indian chief, are over. He died at
his camp on the Bird instant, aged IS.
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fHNHi3 proprietor has re-itted his Reading Room, ia
II the St. Charles Exchange, Corner OF Grayiel
and St Charles street, in the nrutes manner.
Besides all the principal apers OF the Unirod States
OF every clty and s}t, h A's and Mexi
co and iaSannn, the room is regularly ami
ly supplied with the latest European papers, lotd's
Isis, ana PicG's Price Curcnt. Also With nearly
all the Literary Per odculs of the day. and has the
publications Of the London, EdInhurg, Westminster
Metropolitan Reviews and BlaCkwouds Magazine. The
North Amtrcan Review; the southern l.ellr' knick-
booker, The American journal If Sciences and Arts,
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Rev w, Gentlemcn $
Magazine, American monthly, BenIys Alisceicny, the
Mexico ChrurgicaI Review, and variety Of others.
All these works regularly subscribed for and rccci
we'd. The room is also supplied with urge Na,iety
ltnps and aliases Niles Register, Lrvy's Price nr-
tent from its commence .ucnt, iuHncerS and variety
OF works ofrcicrcmcc.
The most AZ tive intelligent news collectors nre I'm
ploved, to give the Garlic. rivals, and pans
pensc will be spared render this Reading Room the
first the United States.
Subscriptions are respectfully receive.
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'utn ttesr Lacks sa,n the galleries, aud leave
iFs tujuhge ther identity b. ihe size OF Organs
No. | ami NJ Q.
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057Boxes and Pu,queue Sl-Seats III private BoxeS
$ 5O-Gaery, so cents. lituitsd number of >ea-
Tickets 70 be had application ut the Fox Office.
Uj'tiox Oiii:e open every from 10 NJ to NJ. and
to q T NJ.
W Doors opened at half past six, p NJ. The Cur
tain viii rise ut o'clock.
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" ARNlSllES-A large und extensive stock from
the mandatory of 7 b Smith & Co. comprising
in part the iol1wins: extra polishing ], do ;;
furniture l. do no 2 do 3; coach vHrnsh no |, do
,: varnsh no l. md 3 for ordinary USE black and
brown japan for sale by
septic R.ttI.tNNDN, 10 Camp ct
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CO-PARTN eR>IliP NOTICE.
TENHE Co-parlncr4hip here, oore existing under the
"A firm OF GLOlD Il MCDONNELL, in the tx
change Hotel has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Ohm Mel olnell is charged With the settle
of the affairs Of the late coparlncr-hp. and
name OF the firm will be useJ only in Liquidation.
Octl-lHH8
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TO itENi.

FENilE four story fire proof brick store in Camp
street, at present occupied by Aiessrs. Ii
Wallace ~ Co.
Tie three story brick store lt the of Bank AL
ley and Nncez street. at present occupied by sssrs.
Heath & Co..; the third story being fitted for bed
Also the Bird story of the brick store in Bank Alley
An door from the last naned-te 2nd and Sd stories
being well fitted up.
Possession 10 be given ON the Isl November next
oCt)-u CIlAS. A JACOBS.
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ENTNT DE LA LOlISIANE-Com lie Paroisse
hlpour In pafosse ct vile de Ia Nouvee OllvaLs-
Present Hon. Charles Muurian JUICE octobre 10
lB33--Nu -Johu White, dGblttur nsrIvuHlr, actuel-
lcmeu prison cuntre Grcuuclrrs Ct les creancsrn
ct les crcnncirrs de White Il Foey-sur motion do
G McMlIlen, uvo,at dc l'inso vubc, ioitant
tondre Ia c0ur gu numbra suisant DIES crea irrs
n0mpie ct mortuut nest pas tru la srmbler des
creancleIs pour Muturi3er uuc de@hn1ga seen loi-
dams atairr, il est dccrtt par u q'Lne go
cundc assemble du pHuuohmlra ct dc cenx de White
& Ell ui ltGu plene Cour, luut lie - d uctobre
1889 pour v dcihtrsr sur les aiuircs dc John White,
pour faro +aeoir pouiquol irdit J,hn White ne sera
pas dtchngt .cio- III .IOi, Fxtrait des minuter-Ba-
,u grtiier, . u,tulrr 1888.
M aCI \ III CT VOL. dpUute
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NOTICE.
FSNliE Stockholders OF the Second Municipality
u Steam terry Company are hereby notified that
their notes tor The third ensa'ment are due, and
payable at he office Of the President No. "a Mussons
Building, Canal street
uct6-2t s..
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STATE OF LOUlSltNA-parsl Court for the
Charles Muuraiu, Judge, No. -, oct. 9Th, 1898
John White, lnsovent debtor, in actual custody vs.
his creditors and tie creditors of White e. Folly. On
motion OF G. M'AiIlicn, Counsel for the lnsolyens-
aud giving the Court understand that sufficient
number of creditors in number and amount Ind not APP
neared ut the meeting OF creditors authorize dis
charge under yAG INV 1t is thcr tore ordered by the
court that the second pr Of The creditors of the
y petitioner and OF White and olIey tuke place Il open
Court Monday a9lh day OF October, 1888, then and
there deliberate on the alurs of the petitioner, and
to shew cause why the said insolycnt should not be
dischar grd.
Extract from the minutes.
Clerks Office Oct 9Th, 1885.
A VI GUYOL,
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EN DOLLAR. REV ARD,

T FI.N DV7IiII fIt'N nv W ATtTJ-
% Runaway lom The Curoton NJ
FA ! chine SHOP, griia man, maine d JOI
ESIY III, paed about thmty yeur4. San
-sA:SS I slave is stout built feet i ichcs id
RI height, has Slight upon his in
ena-zzszsas7 cheek, speaks English ana Illicit
! french. The above reward will be paid upon hi4o
Livery to the Subscriber. de-
GEORGE MERRlCk,
oct5-tf Chief Engineer n. O. & &. X. Il.
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Yes, all uhich it inIer,ts shall dissolre. .

We entirely agree with our polite evening cons
temporary and are happy 10 endorse his good opjn-
ion.
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SALT FISH, &c-l6 cases sweet chocolate; 40
- boxes white and dry Goldfish; 3 Playing
Cards OF various qua tiles: 2l5 bags Ronaiie Salt and
ZIG bags Liverpool fine Salt, landing from ship Russell
in store, and for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE s. Co,
Al
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FOR SALE. ,u,I
M ILL. C sold at the French EXCHANGE, ST.
w street, on Saturday, Il 9 ooh Ucto er, mu-
laIto girl aged III years. warranted first rate scum
stress, housekeeper and washeiwontan. Terms cash.
octlt-tds
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bureau da COntr0leur- SGc0nde unicipdite,
Nuuvelle Orleans 10 Oct 1883.

bureau ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Uhicipdile, !
Nuuvee Orleans 10 Oct 1888. (
TONFORMEMENT u une resolution du Consoil
v en- date du IS septembre 1888 des oties cachetees
bureau jusqua mardi, lie 27e jour dc
novemb.e pochuin, pour truiS cent mile pasrcs des
Bonds de mnniepaite, payable dams ren,e ans,
ct portunt interet desx pour eni.ran i'interct
payable pur ssmestre dams Londrcs New York on a
Ia Nouve lie Orleans, CONNIE II sera convent.
Les bOns doivent otre pour mile plastic ClNNue
81 rintcret est payable dams les Flats unis, ct pour
Leux cent cnquunte lvcs sterling sils sunp ables
Londres. Les propositions dolyent etr udressees-
"Prop osus for Bonds
i0oct JOHN CALHOUN Co p1,rr
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ON THIS EVENING, OCT. "a, 1888,
Will be performed the successful play of
THE LADY OF LYONS.
CInu'e Mclnotte, MIR. Frcderickst
General Dumas, Barrett,
Beauseant De Bar.
Pauline Mrs. Barrett.
Song, Mr. Hodges.
Pas Seul, by Miss Nray,
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EXPORTS.

EXPORTS
NEW YORK. Per ship Orleans. 1863 bales cotton 40 hhds
tobacco, 1899 pigs lead, dry go 'ds I6
bales furniture, brs OIL 3 do bscswax, 40 brls
molasses. and II casks lard.
BOSTON. Per ship Harold li2O bales cotton l45 ls pok
AZ kegs AMI brl butter, II brls moasscs 3 5ris
sugar, and hhds tobacco.
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DORK-50 bbls Mess and Prime Pork landing from
u fiat boats, for safe by
LAYLT & AMEL UNG,
oct-3 l7COmmeice stree
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Al I FN I TONI!!
GOTERNOR'S HORSE GUARDS,
VOU will attend drill every evening, Sundays ex-
Il copied, at the drill room, Magazine street, next
door Il the htchaialuya Bank, at O'Clock, precisely.
he greatest puncteality is requested II master ID
engaged to give lessons in the sword exercise BY
der Of Captain Osborne Cross.
JOHN GIBSON,
octl2 Orderly Serg't
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TNDEkWODD'S Tomato ketchuE and Mustard,
" landing from ship Peroonett and Tor sale by
J THAYER
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JUMFItOL Elk , NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NUMB
CIPALiTY.
New Orleans. Oct. t0Fli 1898.
a GREEA BLY, to resolution of The Council; dated
4 &5th September, 1888, sealed proposals wIl,,
received the Office until Tuesday the eth day.
November ext for Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
Bonds Of his Municipality, payable in thirty years,
and bearing six per cent per unnun interest. The in
terest payable semi-annually in London, New York
New Orleans may be agreed on.
The Bonds to be for $1,000 each, if tho interest be
payable in the United States, and for ESQ sg ench
the interest be payable in London The proposals BIO
endorsed Proposals for bonds
JOHN CALHOUN,
octlI Comptroller.
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QUEBEC, Saturday Evening. Oct 6, SsH. Nj. ship In
arrived last night about O'clock in days from
Halifax she reports that when she left Bermuda Admiral
Pagc dangerously ill., and that the State prisoners
all boarding in hotel Hamilton, aud in of nothing
1t also said that of the prisoners Bouchcte)
the point ofgettine hurried.
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

NNl ERE. brought TO the Pound of rtse Second NUM-
wv 1cipalts, in Batonne street. 5etu cen Hevia
AMI Girod sire ihs 18Th instant, the following
ANIMAL vz:-
Two dark Bay Ho,ses;one has a mark on the Ion
hip
The owne IS requested to prove property and take
them away fore saturday, 9th October or he will
sold by Il Guot, Aucloneer. -
II s HARPER,
octl5 Captain of Wntshs
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- TEtI. Ph.NS--Just received from New York "A
- large assortment of very superior Steel Pens
consisting in part of Three Slit Pens; Gett's Com
mercm and Barrel Pens, and Eagle Pens, all warrant
ed and for sale by
DAVID FELT & co,
New York and StaoCers Hall,
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'ENEAs-lIO boxes Gunpowder tea, each IS lbs, AMI
u 100 lb boxes Imperial Tea landing from ship
Perdonett, and for sale by
J TtIAYER,
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EpAGGINli 4 BALI. ROPE Tor sale by
Id READ Il BAkSTOW,
ort0D 7 Bank plnc
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TOAL g. LUMBElt-2! tons Orre oul in casks
" $4,000 feet White Pine boards, tor sale by
LEVI III GALE,
prteb
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tI5"The ship Peruvian, Capt. Sn it'll, from New York.
is schargug opposite the Mint Consgnee.
will please attend TO receipt of their goods on Leyee
A. + WHITNEY,
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L Us received per ship Louisville from New York,
- Blunt's Nautical Almonacs for 1883 Bunt's
Nautical Almanacs for 1870. Bunt's Coast Pilot, la
test edition. Exchange Tables. Tables OF advance
aud Discount. Advance Tables. Also, Tariffs for
1888, 1889, and 1910, for sale by
DAVID FELT & co,
Ne York nn1 StuliOnerS Hall