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1he Rdee on Fidoy!-Genrlemen attend
lhree interesting females are about to enter on
an animated contest On Friday at Carrolton, so all
gailan's are bound to see fair play. The 2 mile
purse mas three competitors, all of equal age, all Of
equal blood, all of equal fame. Here then are the
materials tor a first rate race. Their names arc
britannia, Wren, and the Jewess. The first is a
'''a"ee'' ane yet was never taken IN. She is from
II "'a country, and has come here to settle. An
alien, the daughter of Muley, and half brother 10
Levla'han. The second is sort of cousin OF The
lofmer' one OF Leviathan's very numerous and
last gong, as well as growing family. and own
sister TO our favorite Linnet. The third ia
daughter of old Luzborough, who came here from,
England few years ago. She is a gray headed
young thing, full of spirit and speed, and no v,v
inteflor 10 the company she keeps. The ,bres
VIII make as close . run as ever has been run, for
is mol upon The cards to say-slhis is best.
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THE TRUE AMERICAN.
EDITED 3x JOuN GIBSON,
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
" h w %
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER S, 1885
TThe mails due Yesterday did no, arrive.

W ihe mails due yesterday did not arrive.
Races postponed.-We are glad to learn that on
consultation between the various parties engaged in
the race tracks of our city, they have agreed to post.
pone their meetings for a few days each, owing to the
very unpropitious state of the weather. The race in.
tended tor this day over tho Eclipse Course will take
place on Friday, and so go on until the entire purses
hav" been run for. The races on the "Metairie,' will
De put forward three days, and thus shall we have a
chance of enjoying the good sport in prospect, in better
weather, and under clearer skies.
N. B'-Fhe rules of the Club authorize the postpone.
tnent Of Races on account of bad weather.
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ECLIPSE COURSE RACES.

Inc ram OF Yesterday was like the reign of III,
third George, heavy, long continued, des,ructiy,
and good for nothing. Three nags were entered
hut Two only came to The post: the imported fill,
Cllnker being drawn. The Brown Elk, and Ze-
Ina, came splashing through the mud, fe,loc4
deep. with their tails plated up like peruoues O
the past century. The colt looked well, but N.
"heavy wet" he had taken in reaching the track
mace him present a v"ry tolerable picture of q
drowned rat IN the hands Of the boys. The mare
was evidently in first rate condition. but her co,
we should rather say pet,i-coat, in deference :.
the sex--heing ',oeH oct, as a Cockney would cal
IT, couldn't shine, though she could. Both noo,
shMcrea about for a time, like ducks in the mud,
and such was the closeness of the atmospbere
thnt II was clear that each had a heat, though
neither had started for the race. zelina was the
favori'ca at odds, yet such were the good looks OF
The Elk, that some expressed themselves aloud
that the knowing ones might be taken in! but no
one n'bbled at the bait. Barney was on the Mares
back, and the thing was not to be done.
"itha good start they got away, the Elk runs
ming like a deer, and making a big gap att frst.
for Zellna did not like to have dirt thrown in her
colt could not throw dust.-At the
third turn the mare went up, and gently suggest
ing thatit her running companion did not wish
her to tread on his heels, he must quicken his
pace. Away started Elk on the hint, but whether
II came from his pnrsuer, or his riders spur we
know not, and led 2elina past the stand in Q mo
at this time Barney and the mare were
more covered with mud than glory, and the gan
grew wider over again. On the back stretch !,
gradually got less and less, till on the third turn
he mare went up, and after a short sharp brush
'ook the lead and came by, hard in hand. I, was
now clear tina. Brown Elk could not win, thouoh
t was not until beginning the last half mile thai
he mare resolved to part company with him alto.
sether, when quicksning her pace she hastened
ZONE, and inc minutes, ~ seconds, assured N.
Judges that Brown was like a comets crunner
The flag.
The rain was pouring low throughout the race.
nd oil was dirt, damp, and discomfort, though
lad the day been fine the accommodations vera
o excellen, that all must have returned ws,,
leased.
Result. New Orleans Raccs.-Eclipse Course. .4tb Dec
Jockey Club Purse $780,. if not more than two start,
$780, mile heats.
henry a. iayloes b. m; ZELIsA, years old, by Levi
I. ". Chinn's b. c. BRowN ELK. 4 years old. bv R,,,k
Elk, dam by sumpter 100 lbs. Al,
~. Weiss imp. b. f. Clinker, ) years old. bv Hum.
hrey Clinker, drawn before race.
Time. 6min. Al sec.
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t'FOR RICHMOND.

4A The rig LINCOLN, Cnpt. Grant, will
I7faNNss have despatch, for assara apply to
ssss;.- So P WHITNEY,
70 Camp st
Q NEW YORK.-HOLNES' LIME
Regular Packet for III December.
44h THE ship ARKANSAS, ~ Derni., Mas.
GSTFFEs ter, Is now loading and will sail as above.
- ~ For freight Or passage apply on board, first
tier below the Vegetable Market, OF to
II c AMES,
uo-u 48 Camp at
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The Gtrefe. The Council have granted permission
10 the rroPrietors Of the Giraffe to exhibit their singular,
end hitherto unseen animal. They are already actively
preparing.
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1000! Capital Prize.

GRAND STATE LOTTERY
Drawn numbers Of the Grand Stam Lottery. Class 60.
49, L, 10, "a, 10, 5I,3a, As, 81 Liz, IS. I'VE
No. g.. Authorised by the Legislature of
~ ~ ne State: To be drawn THURSDAY, Dec.
I'h' 1883, at 5 O'Clock, P. NJ. at Bishop's Hotel.
S. DAVIS g. CO., Managers.
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"A IUFFEE iOUSE known BY the name Of TT
IA "steamhoat Exchange;'' for sale with all its con-
chairs aud all its fixtures. if required, bed and bedding,
cihalrs and tables, and II number ofotller articles too te-
dions to mention. The tease is thirteen months, l2
of it to come; rent 50 dollars per month. Any person
wishing to purchase will meet attention at ID Girod 81.
For cash u bargain will be given
ROBERT MITCHELL.
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Y. N. OLIVER,
p,,-,:,x
METARIE JOCKEY CLUB.

A MEETING of the Members of this Club will be
"a held at No. i9,, Exchange Hotel, on Thursday
evening next. att o'clock. A full meeting is renu~stei.
as business of importance will be brought before the
Club. SM READ Wv
ID
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Blank Checks, Bills of Lading, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, show bills, Cata-
l0gues, sc. &C.

niohh Shccks, Bills OF Ladlng, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, show bills, Cata.
logues, sc. &C.
T7oRDERSf for the Abore, and erery other des
ertption Of IJPR'NrING 20 received al Comptns
Room of"TRUE AMERICAN" in ST. CHARLES Elk.
CHANGE, Sd door from Gravier street, or at the Printins
Office, corner Of PoydraS ard ST. Charles streets.
Erhe"siue and beautiful Book aud JOB FouNrs,
from The best Foundries int United States, haze ms,
been ndted 10 Tie arendy weH- stocked Establish meat:
-"@a ORDERS "W be executed as Low, as Cheaplv,
Expedi,iously and Beautifully, as at any other Office
in the City.
Nopl-V
ANNALS AND ALMANACS, FOR 1899.
SPLENDID London Annnals,-The Book of Row.
~ atty, superb coPdplates; Finden's Tableaux, and
Fishers Drawing Room Sketch Book.
ieautles Gostumes,-Bnds and Blossoms;
Waverly keepsake,-The Imperia';
Oriental Annual; Forget me Not;
Jordan's Portrait Annual;
Caricature Annual; Comic Annual;
friendships Offering;
Fishers Juvenile Sketch Book;
Young ladies' and young gentlemen's Annual.
Alaric, A Watts; Christmas Tales.
american Annuais.
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir;
The Violet; The Gift;
Mrs Gilmarr's annual Register & Housewife Almanac.
dimaRdc'S.
American Almanac & Repository ofUsefnl Knowledge
Blunts Nautical Almanac;
EJchns Il Co.'S. Louisiana Almanac;
Crockett-Comic-German Almanac,
Stewards Diary for 1889, containing a blank memo
=" u i" EjjoHNs & Co.,
corner of ST Charles and Common SITS.
NNTlNES & C~DRDIALS-Per juila, from Bremen,
w and late arrivals,
Rhen:sh Wines.
Nierenstelnelr, Marcobrunner, Gracfenger, Hochllei-
h1aE. lFhnDnJShpruar tait,bpu I'm 1 ait Mill
Stein & Leislen, Sparkling Hook, and Rhcnish Wine
Glasses.
Champagne.
he'd and White, celebrated brands.
Burgundy.
sparkling, RomtnGe, Clambertin, Clos de Vongeot,
Nurts.
chateau Lafitte, and Chateau Margaux, leoyille,
arose, fine ST. Julien and St. Emiliun Palmer Mar
gaux, IN cases Of doz. Good Estephe and St Julien
Table Claret.
White Wines.
Hermitage, Sauterne, Barsac aud Graves.
Dessert Wines.
Genuine Lunel and Fronlignan Muscnt. Madeira,
and pure as imported in cams.
Brandy old Champagne, in barrels Of 80 gals, y doz.
md in Ia pipe
COrdinls.
Genuine Maraschino and di lara,
do Martinique al d Bordeaux CordialE,
White and Red Bordeaux Arisatte in cases,
Old Ratafa di Grin obe,
Ahsynthe and Kirschwasser,
Bordeaux Brandy I ruits,
White Bordeaux Wine Vinegar,
For sale by f JOHNS s. co,
nuv23 cor of St Charles Il Common ST
> WHITRlDGE g. co,
d5 rs Magazine ST
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NOTICE
Mr.. GEORGE MERRICK having resigned the Of.
fee otchief Engineer of the New Orleans and Carroll
ton Rail Road, MIR. John Hampson has been 4ppoint-
ed in his place, to whom all persons having business
with, or wishing information regarding said Rail Road
Will apply Mt the Rail Road Office, Poydras street,
BY order of the Board.
~tsignedl JOHN NICHOLSON,
novl7-tf Cashier
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COMMERCIAL,
--latest Dates.
EXPORTS,

HAVANA. Per brig Paatora cargo, Is boxes. 10 casks. and l
sample hardware. 1895 kegs lard, $50 brls
flour, and 36 bis cotton.
Per brig Aldsboronto. cargo, 100 casks lime.
25brls potatoes, 100 empty brls, 4 bx, bcdsteads
and 3 do sperm candles.
AfALACHlCOi.A.. Per steamer Ooonee. cargo, 300 brl, -four.
shhds and 90 bHs sugar, as brls mo,a sscs, 100
pcsb,gsins. , boxes and 4 tons CRATE bars.
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NEW ORLEANS
JOCKEY CLUB RACES!!

OYER TmE ECLIPsE CoURSE.-FalllMee,-
ing, 1888. Judges of the winning stand.
Hon Alex Porter Prest. DR. David c kcr, Gath
bert bullitt, Esq. JR Sterrett, Sec'ry.
Distance Judges.
Jonn sliden, Fl Cammack, Esqrs.
Stewards.
John Hagan jr, Minor Kenner, c Nj Jones. William
CHRISTIE Charles Clegg, Rich'd. Hasan, Peter Cenas.
Or D Beat,y, H W Palfrey, T NJ Doyle, 6 Merrick, and s
Ladies Committee.
Maunsel White, Jos NJ Kennedy, R NJ Carter, A X
'osePhs, Duncan kenner, Hugh Wilson.
Secont Day. Wednesday The 5M of December.
Proprietors Purse, $1,000. Three mile heats.
Inc between heats IS minutes. Distance 100 wards.
u Races to come oil at one o'clock.
isr-Minor kenner enters G. f. The Jemess, q wears
ola by mp. Lnzborough, dam by Sir A~rchy-Dress,
blue and yellow.
,2nd-W.J. Minor enters br. f britannia, mn. q yrs
Oh by Muley, dam by Dick Andrews-Dress-Dark
.d-Soslhene Allan enters oh. f. Wren, 4 wears
old, by imp. Leviathan, dandy Marshal Ney. Dress,
Blue and Blue.
Y. N. OLIVER.
PropIietor.
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TO MERCHANTS.

u MERCHANTS can hare a BEAUTIFUL CIRCu-
LAR struck Eft otJomr hours NorIcE, by .aHsng at tie
Compiling Room Of TRUE AMERICAN PRINTING
OFFICE, st. Charles Exchange, adjoining The READ
ING Room at Corner Of Gravier street, or al the Pint
ing Office, CORNER Of Poydras and ST. Charles skreest.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
ROBZV"SOV' s. coon TVoGV..

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
ROBEVrSOV' s. GOOD TVoX,y..
No. IS, Chnrtres Street,
One Door below Bipnville,
AVE constantly on hand every article appertain-
IL ing to gentlemen's dress, made in the best man
her and most fashionable style, which they offer for
cash, at reduced prices.
dec4-l833
FOR NEW YORK.
II The fast sailing coppered and COD
HrTN ened brig TROJAN, Chandler, ma
- ing all her cargo engaged, will sail in n few few
days. For passage only, having handsome acconno.
dations, apply to ~
WIN PORTER,
-- 70 Common ST
ECLoUR. 5oobbIs landing from steamer Oza,k, and
n, Tor sale by 6 DORSEY,
ANLoUK., 50 bbIs landing from steamer Merrimac1,
IL for sale by u Isl
deco 4i New Icvee.
X7HIsKEY-67 brls landing from steamer Bridge.
w water, and for sale by DORSEY,
does vi New Levce
POYDRAS ASYLUM.
WANTED, in the above Institution, a middle aged
w fema c to Gil the situation of MArRoN. Also
wanted, a female accustomed to the care of young
children. Apply OF 430 Tchoupitoulas street.
N. B. Unexceptionabte testimonials of Character anil
capacity will be required. deed Ct
ETLOUR-50O barrels landing from the steamboat
H. Hudson, and for sale by G. DORSEY
d. Al New Levee
NLOUR-3O0 brls landing from steamer algonquin,
IL and for sale by DORSEY,
decd IA New Levee
NEW PORK BEEF-2O bhIs mess, and 40 ibis
~ prime Pork; % bbls prime Beet, for s"lc by
GDORSEi,
d4 "A New lsvcr
CoFFEE-l5o bags Rio Coffee, for sule by
w. WHITRIDGE co,
d4 rs Magazine II
CANpLEs-l0o0 boxes E & 'r TSTdIei, o., ,,le by
"a Is Magazine st
ENOR SALE-,i smcrt, likely Young negro BOY,
IL aged fifteen years: he will be sold Il bargain, by
applying " DorLEG Nay,
COOKING G~LASsES--4 cases, containing l59
~ Looking GLASSES, OF various sizes, for sale by
JOSEPH COCKAYNE,
"a % Gravier st
pto C%oFFEE-2oo bags in store, and for sale BY
~ ABRAHAM TRIER,
IA 40 Poydras st
POPE-l0O coils in store, and for sale by "
~ ABRAHAM TfIER,
az 40 Povtras st
H., '' ABR ALL NJ T Fri TX
40 Poydras
A LMOND 81 trails in store. for sale BY "
ABRAHAM TFlER,
d4 40 Poylras st
GuNNF BAGS-l0,0OO two hnshel bags in store, !
Va for sale by THAYER Il Co, /,
"a "A Poydras ST
lDORk-2O hbls mess q 5Obbis prime Pork in store,
L. tor fale by JTHAYER co,
az "a Poydras ST
- IDES Ill hhds Bacon Sides, in good CONDITION in
sTETsoN & AVERY,
novel IS Gravier
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES

C~LEARANCES.
December I.
Brig Pastora. FarWen, for Havana, r Grooming B co
Brig Aideboronto, Bugbee, for Franklin, Master
Steamer Oconee, Harris, for Apalachicola, Master.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Little Red. Kennedy, from ST Louis.
Steamer Semaphore. Clark, from Baton Rouge,
schr Cavalier, Allen, % days from Thomaston. to Master.
cargo, 1860 casks lime, to order.
Steamer Czar, Halo, from st Louis.
Steamer Bunker Hill, Hale. from Louisville.
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ny the steam boa. Little Rtd,' Capt. Kennedy,
arrived yesterday from St. Louis we learn thu,
there were but FIVE and a half feet water in the
Upper Mississippi, while the OHIO had risen eiob,
feet.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD. "
UN away on tho morning ofthe Both October. the
IA slave CATHARlNE, a gritfe, aged about thir,v
years; speaks French and Eng fish; is we'll known. and
WI iry to pass herself as free. The above reward will
DOYLE Il MAY,
~ 3 Carondelet st
captains OF vessels, steam boats and others, are eau.
Toned AGAINST taking away or harboring The ahovo ~
med Slave, under the penalty OF the law.
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70 Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.

g r. r!1Hss, amounting to 1914 $50
Packages of Is Tickets for 5 so, warranted to draw a,
least $24. ~ ua" a.
Packages of25 half tickets $25 on, warranted to draw
al least Si2 90. Packages % Quarter Tickets SI2 So.
warranted 10 draw at least $6t0. For Packages or s;noIes
Tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
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An accident occurred yesterday mornin to one
ot'he locomotives on the Carrollton railway which
at hrst threatened much inconvenience. A DOR
ton OF the machinery got broke while at the horse
station, foot of Race street, which prevented the
3 O'Clock train from getting to town, and as the
might nave thrown out all the arrangements ofthe
day, but the activity of the engineer remedied the
evil at least so far as to prevent delay. The En-.
glne from town proceeded on, took the disabled
one in tow together with her train, and thus with
fifteen cars, the lame locomotive, and her tender,
reached Carrollton without delay. The engine
will be in order again early this morning.
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NEW ANIMALS FOR 1889:
~ Carricature Annual, London;
Finden's Gallery of Graces;
The Imperial, London Annual.
Alaric A Watts, Christmas Tales, for 1888;
Young Ludy's Annual, for 1889;
Young Gentleman's Annual, for 1889;
The Git; The Violet;
l. Johns & Co.'S Louisiana Almanac for 1889;
ust!eceived and for sale bv
Johns g. co,
nov17 cor st Charles & Common S
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
'TNHE Stranger in China, by Downing;
Il The British Senate, in 9 vols;
Romance of Vienna, by Mrs 1'rollopc, 2 vols;
Pelayo; The last of the Goths, in 2 vols;
Peter Pilgrim, by DR.. Bird, 9 vols;
Picciola, from the French of Saintine;
The Wife Hunter, or the Moriarty family;
Land Sharks & Sea Gulls, by Captain Glass
JOHNS e. co,
nov2i cor St Charles e. Common st
''HE subscriber having taken n commodious fire.
u proof warehouse, respectfully Offers hia services to
the merchants and traders Of New Orleans for the pur-
chase and sale of hides, futs and peltries, and to repack
the same, as well as wool, moss, hemp, tobacco, dry
goods, &c. &c. lie will also receive any kind of mer-
chandize on storage, at 1855 Tchoupitoulas street.
dec3 r w ELLIOTT.
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Office 9fMe Firemen'S Insurance COMPANY of New
Orleans.
THNHE Stockholders are hereby notified that the FIT
lnstalment on their stock is due and payable o
the 8M December next, at the office of the Company.
E l. RAC
nov9 Sec'y.
A MEXICAN BRANDY.-2O bbIs 5th proof Ameri-
IN. can Brandy, for sale by
SAAC BRIDGE e. co,
nov % l24 Magazine st
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Agent OF said Assignres,
d"cl-bt No | Chartres st, cor. CnnaI.

a WIS est dome quill a etc GIit un transit + mar NM.
= Blair n Laws de ceIte vile, de toute la propriete
81 mems de tnute description appartenant n Whtttemore
ct o"dite Blair ct Lawes, gu dams lcsquels lis sont
stSPectivenent interesses, a John Taylor de Newark.
New Jersey ct Il John W~alsworlll Of VIM Miller
1e Ia cite de New York, an beneice des creauciers tles
altes !nalsons ct aux conditions specifics audit acte de
'fansier, 'eqnela ee dueinent enrtgis,re en- celte vile.
routes les personnes qui SOM endettees unyers les
les on pourrait dovoir, de presenter lenrs complies i'm
llehiatehen1 HENRY Z THOMAS,
"eci Agent des assignataires.
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y FURNISHING STORE.
BROWER 81 Co. have constantly On hand at
-. their extensive establishment, No. II, Camp 50.
and 81 Common street, a very lurge. assortment of
house Keeping articles, consisting of Earhhenrore,
CHINA and Glass; Brass md Steel Fire Sets and
EenderS; Kitchen Utensils: Iron, Tin, Vood1nre ami
BASKETS; s'trer p,ated, briaannia and iapanned goods;
amps and chandeliers; knires and forks, and house
tmrA'shtnls goods "a general, which they are prepared
to supply at rednced prices to private dwellings
boarding houses, ho:els, ships, steamboats,, AZ.
New Orleans, Nov 8, 1885,.
NNNGLlSH ANIMALS FOR I83O-The Book of
~ Royalty, superb cold plates.
Flnden's Tableaux,
Finden's Gallery of Graces;
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Rook;
Beauty's Costumes; Buds and Blossoms.
Wnverlv Keepsake;
The Imperial Oriental Annual;
Forget Me Not; Carcsturc Annual;
Friendships Offering;
Juvenile Sketch Book:
You g lad'e Annual;
Young Gen'lemen's Annual.
1mericaa dunuoks.
The Token md Atlantic Souvenir;
The Niulet; The Gift;
The Juvenile Forgtt-Ne-Not.
Just received and for sale by
VIM McKEAN,
det5 corner Camp and Common SITS
NEW ORLEANS 4 CARKOLITON RAIL.
~ ROAD CO.-NOTICL-On and after the lst
Orc, 1873, until further notice, nm Extra nigM Car will
lrnye the car house, roydras street, at halt past II
y w. i W lt LhlhyP'te ana Intermediate places,
Single Tickets 81 l2 cents, or 4 SIS per hundred.
JOHN HAMPSON,
nov2'-tt Chf, Eng. N. O.& C. R. r.
'ANtiE subscribers have now on hand and for sale:
50o boxes extra soap, brand of James Could
300 do imitation No do
25u taliow candles, brand of Jackson g. Trowbridre
40u sperm candles, N Bedford and Nantucket
so boxes Judd's patent do do
800 do Goldfish
lmn do manufactured tobacco, variols brands
~ eases sweet Spanish chocolate
200 cases hyson aud young Tyson tea
so boxes paste backing
800 kegs Boston nails
Is casks W inter- strained sperm oil
900 Sicily, Madeira Wine, in pines, half pines. ar
casks and octaves, entitled TO debcnture
200 coils bale rope
l0o bales Hampshire sheetings, shirtings, g. drilIings
9Oo Lowell cottons, us aud "A cottonades, and lin
scys, kerseys, suitable for negro clothing.
ISAAC BRIDGE & CO,
deco ia Mopazine st
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NEW ORLEANS " CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.


lars for the Trip. f' " W.
THE JACKSON AN~DLACOURsE ~sTREETC,R
Leave Canal street at O'Clock, A. Nj. and run hourly A,
''' past O'Clock ms car VIII commence running every half
houf, hhd continue throughout the dav until 4 o'cIurk. j. Al
from the head ofJack. ON tlcct.
PERSONS gong by the Locomotive must provide themselves.
win tickets, as no money will he taken by III, conductors
ohlcc New Orleans aud Carronton Rail Road Comm INV.
Poydras street. lOiIN U,urSnEi wy,
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owlng toa confusion in terms few persons can
understand what was really the cause of the steam
ship Liverpool being obliged TO return to port.
Some papers call the dana ged portion of tho ma
ch'nery the 'escape, pipe" others term it the tex.
Pans,"n p'pe,'-and many the "expansion pump"
1t was the expansion ralue, as it is termed in Eng
land, or the "cut off, as commonly know 10 us,
that required reftting.
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OFFICE,
l6 chaytres

pt
Gus, PAINTS AND TURPENTTNE-34 casks
caskspure sperm sill; % bbls brown tanners oil: 6 bbls
NO.. castor OIL; 200 kegs New York white lead: 90
Kegs Philadelphia white lead; 70 kegs green pa;ni dr.,
chroms green and yellow; Is bbls spirits Tnrnen,;ne.
gu I'm canisters. do do; together with an assortment III
JARVIS s. ANDREWS,
DO cor Common & Tchopitoulas SITS
NEW ORLEANS Il CARROLLTON R. r. G
N~"'ice-DurIng the Race DAYS The cars will leave
mega mouse, ioydrns street, every half hour after Q
AM until 5 l-2 O'Clock. p. NJ, and will leave Gar.
Toliton every %halfhour after 8 A. NJ, until 6 o'clock.
I'm and then regular.
JOHN HAMPsON,
Cbf Eng. N. q. & C. n. r.
NEGREsS FOR SALE.
KN a mulatto woman, first rate seam-
- stress, washer, ironer, and cook: a good servant
mevery respect; warranted free from the vices and mni.
seaes prescribed by law. Enquire at
IL Custom House st.
L. GIN, &c-6 casks OF a superior quail.
Hyj an assortment Of real Dantzic Co,divIs
:irect importation; 200 rolls Polish Linen. 80 and ID
inches wide, suitable for baling Tobacco and capvass;no
MANS; an assortment ofDamask and Diaper Table linz
ems, eheeings, .Shr1ings, Handkerchiefs, PlatiIlas.
S.eos, bfetagnes, E%stapillas, &c, direct from the man.
n.aetories IN Siles'a. iPrussia) and warranted TO be nure
Linen. Also, an assortment of Stochings aud socks. for
sale by JOHN MA = ~
uo-'P 100 Royal 81
btL-ia0 gallons Refined Whale Oil, for sale
by WHlTRIDGE Il CO,
Is Magazine st
OlL-l0o barrels, for sale by
WHiTRIDGE &C0,
rs Magazine ST