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MEMORANDA.


5H ' AtSIN1tIi NIAthE StI't. j..
COFTON-Arrived since Both July, 1871 bales Up
land and % bales 5 Island Cleared same time, ,
1873 bales Upland and 10Y bates S Island, leaving
stock hand, inclusive Of all shipboard clear
ed on the 3lst Aug. Of MI bales Upland and "a haes
Sea Island. We have experienced an unusually dull
month in our cotton MARKET since our last and tie few
sales have been at decline OF l2a3-4 cent upon the
lower qualities Ofgood the offering stock is light aud
prices well supported-tle stles during the month
10 81 at 78 81 II 3d. 81 10 1-2.. In; Sea
Island the sales for period white 81 and 10
stained at 10 1-2al4. @
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The Crops. From various sources, we learn
ably fine, and if not injured by storm, promise
10 he most bonntiful.
Some new crop cotton sold in this. city On
Saturday, a, 10 cents. The quantity yet received
is small, the planters mol being wiling to lose this
fine picking weather in sending i, to market
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-11

Late from the Pacifc.-1he barque George and
Henry, Captain Wilson, has arrived at thus port
from Valparaiso and Coqnimbo, having left the
latter on the 23d June. We learn from Captain
W. that the Chll,an expedition, under the com
mand of General Bunes, was expected to sail from
Valparaiso for Peru in about month from that
date. with 5000 troops, most Of which veteran
soldiers The armed force which sailed against
Peru with the intention OF blockadng The ports OF
Callao, Ancen, and Chunllos, were off the island
of ST Lorenzo, waiting orders from the Ch,an
Government, ss the foreign naval force at CaIlao
would not allow the blockade 10 be carried into
effect.
Commercial business in Chill nearly at
stand, its revival depending in great measure on
the result of the intended expedition against Gen
Santa Cruz and his followers.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-11

Some jealous winter over the%ignoture of "Ob
server,' in fridays Lpusiaoa Advertiser, calls in
question the motives of the Counci for huildlnq the
Poydras Market, and accuses the Council of pri-
vate and personal interest. The Poydras Marke ct
was built upon petition of many citizens of the
section of the city in which i, was located, and
was required for the convenience If a very large
portion of our population. The fees arising from
the marke were given 10 Mr.. John Brandt, lessee
OF the St. Marv's mark Ell, not loan,bu act
of justice rem inerate him for any loss he mi Oh,
sustain BY the transfer of large portion of busi-
ness from the old to the new Market during the
continuance of his lease
Observer, is perhaps moved by selfinercst him
self in his remarks, much more than the Council
who can have no direct influence in the matter.
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p1SHt
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Rdsolu que ruffre de p Cleary, dams So lcttre du
6juillet 1888, pour l'ouverture ct e dessechement
dcR rues dams les derrieres de la seconde munic,pa
lite, est acceptee; c'cst dire pour dessechar ct
ereuser lea derreres des Ter 2me districts ct aux
specifications du voyer, 70 cents par yard cube;
pour couper lie bois lie corder ct le placer conme il
est regle par les specifications sasdtes; 81 so par
cerde. LIE tout devra 6tre fat Ia satisfaction du
voyer, apres que lcdit Cleary aura iourn s6curite
satisfaisante pour rexecution dc son contrat.
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COMMERCIAL.


g 5Es4H 70 n" EXPORTS . ...,.. I'D.
LvERPOOL-Pers ship obert .crgo: lol4 bales cotton %
.:ss... hhds tobacco. a- . t... u.
EatflI
~ ~ RECEIPTS PRODUCE.
Bayou sarPer Huntsve cargo: 50 bales
JWalton; suadrles, to owners on board
.t5 PASSENGERS. "a. . r. .H-
Per steamer RienzR Grooming Baorna, Klnnans, Jones
80 on deck. .5f= II ;5F==s55l4 n T5=--tH5
Per steamer Hnntsvle-A Roman and sey't Babcock,
Allen and sev. Moone Hunt Monlgno, Landreaux and
seyt, Prsst~. Mrs hurry and sevs Mrs Dayton, Mrs
Debart, Mrs Lcpetre children and serv Mrs Toeano
and daughter Mrs Wagner, Potter. Canadle Hamene,
Valois Judge Chinn and sorvt, Gique Cove, Judge
Drury, Winter |. Nimmo, S Money. Hoase, Toe-
dano, Beyin Eeastre Connor, Il Barrasse. 4 Dawson,
Coweu Decker, NJ DeArmas, J II Hand. D Bradford.
POWELL Kelley, H Perry, Largeau, II NIcGowen, Is
Laudunney, Molier J B Lepetrc L Lewis and sefys
43 MEMORANDA.
New York, Sept Arr. brig Woinesy, Churchill from
New Orleans ship Hunyie Cornell doi brig Alfred Taylor
Carpenter, do y.
Steamer RienSi Nft St Louis Cd steamers
Collier mouth Ohio; States Lake Providence and Gar
between Nachcz and yicksburg
Phadepha Sept Arr schr Pantanon. I6 DIS from New
Orleans brig Uncle Sam. Sleeper 10 DIS from Orleans
chrs Helen Frazier, Cahoon, 81 days from New leas Ro-
Ia Fernad frem Mobile. Sept d-Cd ship Chester for this
port
Boston, August 30hCrd for this port ships and
FAMOUS. -- .. f.l.
The ship ST James, spoken 4th Aug. hence for
London.
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The first bale of new crop COTTON from the plan.
,a'ion Of Major James O'Hanon, was sold in Col.
umbla, Both ult. for IS cents.
.4ugusia Chfon.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEARANCES.
Ship HILBERT, Liverpool, l. II Gale
Ship Elizabeth, Crosby, Laguna, w Zacharie & co
Scbr Abspa, Alfaro, Campeachy, w Zacharie 4 co
ARRIVALS.
Picket steamer Huntsville Jordan, from Bayou Sara.
Steamer Renxi, Ksnnett, from st Louis D..
Steam oNboat Hudson, Howrn from the Baze, towed
bark Gazele Len Pass 9th inst, ut only single
vessel sight in the ofng ship. Ship Herald had been
boarded by the Pilots and steered for SW Pass
Steam towhoat Grampus Anabe, from W Pass-towed to
ship Arkansas bark Helen Mar brig Caharne and sGhr
Urchn, returned light Left the Bar 9th inst ship
Yorke at unchor off the Pass, hut get in until the
strong wind abate brig South Carolina still below the
Tnrn. # aashs
Denegre.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Resolu que lie voyer est e, demenre autorise a
cheter environ 60 barils de ehaux pour $40 ct do
remployer am6lioror les promenades pav6es de
coquilles do la place Lafayette,
Signe, 4 90.
~. JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
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The fair OF Mr.. Charles Mathews and his
kept Mistress, Madam Vesris, ts"muking a grest
talk in town, na | should not be surprised il
II in her 10th icing driven tom the stage
on the nlgAt OF their first appearance. 1t appears
now, ,hat, not satisfied with commission of in.
suit to the American public a fashionable Wa
tering place, they came lmmed aely to Pough-
keepse, and there repeated the offence at the Ex-
change Hotel. Mr.. Matthews has been ca lie d
upon for an explanation, which il is expected he
viii give II he does all may be wight: it he doe $
nor, he will be Missed lie is look ed upon as a
great smpleton in having married, or prelen ed
ever to marry, Vestrls--he is % and she is As.
Power commences an engagement al the Park
Tomorrow evening He is great iavorite win
US, and will be most cordially received.-He has
brought out several new Irish pieces with HIM.
which SAID 10 be most excellent.
The Sheridan arrived Today, bringing one days
later information from England. but owiup,o the
heavy Wind blowing off the coast, she has
not reached the city. Her news is hnlmportan,
No change has taken place in the trade. Cotton
was he same as per Great Western. Corn itt,e
htisk. Wool slightly lmproved.-.N 7. Daily
.SfWs.
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We do not wish To asssiI Mr. Kendall personal l.
ly, yet of opinion that he is the most un-
scrupn"us and corrupt man that has ever particle
pated in the administration Of the Governments.
Raleigh Register.
Oh there's nothing personal in thal-notnlnga at
all. II is perfectly free from personality as the
remarks Of a certain worthy pastor at veslry
eetlng-"Genllemen, | mean nothing personal
10 my excellent friend Mr.. b., but lit my con.
scentous belief that ho has plnndered the parish
ever since he was born and is thei greatest
thief in the universe, | repeat that l mean moth
ing personal, hut must say, he isa villain aud a
an infamous scoundrel, and think that every hand
should have whip to lash the rascal make 1
through the world.' Lou. Jour.
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HiIom Grore.-Y esterday morning we made a
trip acruss The river in The new Second Muncipali-
ty, steam ferry boat, and paid a visit to Willow
Grove, now kept by well known our old friend
John Wilcox. We were delighted with the short ex-
cursion A cleaner, or more convenien, and gree.
able ferry boat we never put our foot upon, fare
only | cents. Willow Grove is situated i'm
medaely at the head of the ferry stairs 1t is
large commodious house, divided off into many
comfortable apartments for private dinner, supper
or card parties. The grounds are laid out curl
onsly' presenting great variety, as gardens, pre-.
terres, grass plols, &C., affordng pleasant walks
and lounges. In the rear is very large fish pond
which we perceived some wild geese and web
footed plover sailing. Mr.. Wilcox is improving
the property by extending the walks, planting
shrubbery and flowers, building nine, pin alleys,
&c :, and in short time at little or no expense
pers n weary of bis days tolls may repair 10 Willow
Grove and indulge in its shady and cool retreats,
in game of billiards, ball, quoits pistol shooting,
&C. We advise our friends to pay it visit, they
will be induced TO 90 again.
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The Express Mail arrived yesterday morning.
but contained nothing Of intarest. The New
York papers speak cheerinely of revival of cou-
merce, and state that considerable activity exists
in business.
90 shares Of N. o. Gas Stock sold in Philadelr
phia on the Sd at from % J.2 to 30.
U. S. Bank Stuck is quoted in New York on
the 3il,! Ia. -.
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0@STsgGI
Mglaaicipalite No. 2.

MARDI, % Aout, 1888
Resolu que 10 tresorier paiera sur rordre du marie
Martin White. vngt pas ros pour deux cont qua
ganto barils coquilles.
Signe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Attendd que w. Doorman q. refuse de suivre
son contrat pour terminer 10 marche Poydras, il est
resolu qua 10 yoyor est ct demcure autorise con-
tractor avsc oavrier responsible pour achover lie
dit marche conformement specfcalions org-
males; poufvu que le prx du contract soft approuve
par 10 comte dc finances; il est en- outre resou que
iedit W. Doorman scra tenu responsible de tout
dommage resultant dc la non.execution do son
contrat.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Resolu quo 10 tresoricr est ct demeure autorisG a
employer un commits assistant dams son bureau, aux
appointemens de cinquante piastre, par mois.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Resoln que Ia somme dc cent vingt piastres soft
payee Victor Cuvier pour trois lnois do travail
au bureau di tresorier us9uau lor du present mos.
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XKTANTED-A Book Bnder--noue need apply but
Wv workman. WIN MkEAN,
sep8 corner of Camp q Common SITS.
NLOTHING-lO Cases, comprising heavy scarlet
" nnes; Liverpool striped, twiled, and white cot
ton shirts; heavy blue striped cottonale pantaIoons
landing from ship Concordia, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE g. CO.
sep8 1874 Magazine st.
TTAVANA COFFEE-l5O bags in store, aud for
l. salsby
SLATER & TRIER,
aep8 5--l-5. 40 Poydras street.
WNXCHANGE on ST. Louis, for sale BY
n SLATER g. TRIER.
sep8 40 Poydras street
I'd ROGANS, Slippers, &c-72 cases, containing an
- assortment of Mems and Boys fine in and cal
brogans men's and boys super russell brogans wom-
EMS lasting slippers extra sizes; sma bows fine calf
kip and seal brogans; and childens seal pegged bro
gans; ankle ties and boets, landing from ship Plato'
Tor sale by
sep8 ia Magazine street.
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Rhode Island. The Providence journal SAYS
that the whig majority in the House will be in
creased, and that the wing majority in Grand
Committee will not vary much from thirty.
On the license question, Smilhtield gives ma
jori'y of 3 for, Richmond ma orly OF against,
urluIinu licenses
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Giroa 81 the den of infamy aud harhoring place
Of low gamblers, cut throa,s and prostitutes, the
OF The late horrible murder of poer Gnodlip
should be purified. To this end we would propose
that the street be widened by taking off fifteen eet
from the front of the lots I'm both sides, thus
Ieav wing house remaining tha, is now sink of
pollution. and changing the name 10 g road street
The expense Of this great improvement would be
the whole street. We Just throw out this crude
IDEA, for the refexionof our Council and the pro-
perty holders of Girud street. Some Thorough
chang" in this street is absolutely necessary, and
we have conversed with many of the property
holders, who approve much of our suggestion.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Resolu quo la somme de cent trente six pastres
ct cinquante cents soft payee Delordener ct Nat,
cloit pour une bouee par lux fate pour cette mu-
ncipaliie. ,t ma md.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Re.olu que lie wharinger est CT demeure autorsG
obtenir cling bbu6es semblablcs a pechantlon
pour lusage de cette muncipalie
Resolu gull est ell QUITE auterise il obtenir dos
chaincs ct des ancres pour chacune dcs bou6es sus
des des poits, longueur ct prix suivans les ancres
8 quint raison de 81 S. par chaque Of; les
chaines de ~ Sd brasses par chaquc bouee SO par
quntal
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,o3-l839.
MAYORhLIN OF NEW ORLEANS,
Council Of Municipality No. /,

Council Of Municipality No. l.,
Sitting Of August 80, 1885,
A n ORDINANCE concerning BuriaIs in the bury.
"A ing grounds of Municipality No. l, of The city Of
New Orleans.
The Council of Municipality No One, orlain as fol.
luWs:-
Art. |. From and after thc'l0th of September next,
it shall be the duty of the guardian guardians of
cemeteries within this nuncipalitv, TO demand, cer-
tifcate signed lty licensed physician, the coroner
two respectable citizens, Jointly with The commits
sary of the ward in which the dea may occur, stung
the date o! the disease, name age, Plsce OF BIRTH
color and of death Of the body brought to the
cemetery for sepulture.
Art. =. The certificate in al cases, to be furnished
Ay the person persons bringing to the cemetery
dead bedy dead bodies, and in no shall the keep
er OF the cemetery receive for internent bodies,
without having obtained the certificate above men
toned.
Art. g. it shall he the duty of the keeper of the
cemetery record in book kept for that purpose,
all the particulars obtained by certificates relating
the bodies having received sepure, aud also fur
tanning copy Of The nanes, ages, places OF birth, Gnu
of DEATH dates OF dis ease, sex color OF snch bodies,
of the yicans or other citizens aliestinE tc
same.
Art A. fiqc of ten dollars ,tal be imposed upon the
person persons bringing bctY or bodies for pull
to the cemeteries of this municipality; III all a9S
where the certificate heretofore ,ei toned: shall not
have liren furnished.
Art. 6. fha guardian of the &C letnrv s.uu in such
cases be- md he shereby authorised TO taxi passes.
sion of the horse horses and ,"hclc bringing sand
bodies, and la Keep possession Of said horses aud We
hcles until the huc shah have been paid
Art. s. he mayor is hereby authorised to publish
the present ordnance all The newspapers IN lis city
both in the French and English languages during ten
days.
[signed PAUL RGRTEs, Recorder.
[Signedl G GENOIS, NIa,or
A true copy, THEARD, Jun. Srl'y
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A man was picked up in Jackson street, sick, on
Sunday evening, and while he was being carried
to the hospital, died. He apparently laborer.

Grog Shops, Negroes, S;c.-What is the reason
that many grog shops Of the lower order are
permitted to remain open after gin fire? Formerly
they closed at nine O'clock with great strict
ness; now, they allowed to remain open until
10 O'Clock and filed with disorderly and. rio,ou.
negroes.
The police in regard TO negroes is very lax now
a days. They are allowed to congregate in large
numbers, drunk and noisy 10 insult our citizens,
and perhaps coucoet plans against The peace amt
SAFETY Of their masters 1t would he well that the
Police Committee should examine into this matter.
and tina, the provisions Of the Black Code and
our municipal ordinances n1oterigidly enforced
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Resolu que Ia somme de cent cinquante sept
JGastres ct cinqnante cents, seit payGe J. b.
Marks, notaire, ladtc sonme etant 10 montant dc
son compte jusqnan Ter du present nois.
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so1gHe,1
s JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

R6solu que lie tresorier est ct demeuro autoris6 a
remettre Draper, Longman g. Gle. de Philade'
phie, Ia sonme de mile neuf cents soxante quatre
tire pastres ct cinquante cents, Giant Ia balance
eux due pour impression des billets de munlcipa-
ae, ct que Ia remise de ladite somme leur fate
on billets de banque en- lettre de change, CONNIE
10 comite dc finances 10 decidera.
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shal,sbe filed with clay A considerable time must
then be allow ed for soil LITIGATION, after which the
Work may be resumed with every prospect of sue.
cess. The expense Of riling Mr. Walker est.
mates at 10, 0O0.-NY Express.
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

WI ERE brought to the Police Prison ofthe Second
Wv Municipality, the following named slaves
POLEDO, aged about 40 years. suys he'belongs
10 Mr.. Nassau.
JOHN, aged about % years, says he belongs to
Mr.. 5 Baldwin.
HENRY, aged about 10 or 2u years, says. lie hs-
longs to MIR 5 Baldwin.
The owners of said slaves, are requested.to'prove
I'll 5 HARPER.
sepl Captain Of Watth...
pICE-5O casks now landing from Charleston, for
Ms sale by S G BLANCHARD,
iyto 3, Gravier street
raNO LET-The House situated on the corner OF
D. Orange and Religious streets; apply to
J ID BEN g. A COHEN,
i.1d 80 Common street.
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Marie DE La NELLIE ORLEANS.
Conse'l de la Premiere ! palite.-SGauce extra
ordinaife du 30 aout 1888.
Ordonnance concenant les sepu,ures dams les cine
there's de la Muuicipalite No de la vile d. Orleans
LIE Conseil de la Nuncipai1e No. un, de la vile de
la Nellie Orleans, arrete ce qu suit:
Art ]. dater du dix sepembrc proclaim il sera du
davoir du garden DIES gardens DIES cineeres dams
eette manclpaic d'eX ger certliicat sgne par un
medecin cencie par lc coroner par deux citoy-
ems respecables conointenlent avec lie commissaire
du quarter dams laq lie lie decres eu'spcct-
ant la date du deces, lie Page, lie lieu de uais-
sance e sexe, la coueur, ans one IA cause du deres
ainsi porte au cimetiere pour etre enterrG.
Art Ledlt certicat dams tous les cas- tOurnis
par la personne gu les personnes poralt cimeliere
un cops on dos corps morris, ct lie garden ne devra
dams aucn cas- recevoir cimetiere corps pour
ERE enterre moins davor prealabenent obtenu lie
certifcat cidessus nientonne
Art 8. ii sera du devor du garden de eimetielc
lnsci1re chaque Jour dams u feglStre tem Get eff
tous les details ob'enus noyen des celfcats obte-
nus au moyen DIES certiheats reuiits corps qui
ont recus IA seuiture; ogaement de fourDir chnque
nos un rapport marie de cette siiIc copent Petal
des nomS euX lie natssnnce, ages, dates CT causes du
deces, sexes ct contours DIES corps ain eneres ans
lue DIES MONS des medecins aurres personnes qu
aurou si.ne les rcrtiicats.
Art4 Une .ieGde de dix piasres sera impose
taute pcrsonne appqrant uu GU pluseurs corps au CT
meere pour nttrre; dams lee lcc GER
tiiicat colossus mentionne ne sern point fonrni,
Arts Tout garden de cimeiere sera artorise dams
lie cas- cidesslls mentonie s'emparcr au chevu on
DIES chevaux aillsi que du cerbard autr voiture
portan lie corps ct devra les ga:der en- sa possession
jusqu'au Placement de famende colossus prescribe.
Art lie marie est est ct demeurs autoiise tnlre
puber dams gazettes de eete ville ansais ct
francois la presente ordonnance pendan espace de
dix jours, signe, PAUL BERTUS, Recorder
APPROVE lie 3 septembre l83"
Sisp6 e GENoIs, Matte.
Pour copie contormc, .TilEARD, Jr-Secretare
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Seance ,iu sGntembre 1928.
Rcsou que Performances relative cimeticre
adoptees lie % uVut d.roier soft anendee de manerea
substuer dams Part Ter le leroetobre proclaim
10 septemhre proclaim.
Resolu que lie meme amendemant soft fat d lartys
de la susGe ordonnance,
Signe. PAUL BERTUS, Recorder.
Approve lie 5 septembre SO
Sisne, c GENOIS, MARE
Pour copie contormo, THEARD, Jr, secreaire
1910
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
ORLEANS.
TENTIE Stockholders of this company arc hereby no.
tilted, that the fourth nstalment on their stock is
due md PAYABLE the ninth day of October next al
The office, Of the company.
ES TRACY,
New Orleans, sep8. Sec'y.
COMPAGNIE D'ASsuRANCE CONTkE LIZ,
FEU-De la NouveIle Orleans
n Els uctonnaires de ce;le compagna sont notifies
Aque lie 4e versement duet payabls lie 9d'o ctobre
proclaim au bureau de la comPagnie.
8 sept E TRACY, secreiaire.
TOtFEE-In store and landing, $50 bags prime
" quality OF Havana Coffee, for sale by
$ q BLANCHARD,
sep6 ,33 tirfver street
SOAP, CANDLES, &c In store and for sale No
~ x . soap, of Valentine and other brands.
Judd's viii and coored patent Sperm Candles,
superior article. Fail and Winter bleached sperm oil
in store aud for sale by
G BLANCHARD.
sep8 S3 Gravier st
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SITTING OF SEPTEMBER ), 1885

SITTING OF SEPTEMBER >, 1893.
Resolved, Th.t The ordinance concerning the bu-
ryng grounds, passed on the 3Uth ult be amended
us to substitute the words "tst of October next, fr
the words trof September next" in the first article
OF the old ordinance.
[>igned] PAU. BERTUS, Recorder
Approved, September S, 1883
[Signed] c. GENOIS, Mayor.
A true copy THEARp, Jun. siec'y.
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STATE or LOUISIANA
FIRST JUDICIAL District Court.
EElRAM FULLER, vs.. His Creditors; No. ls,5i3.
The cession OF the Petitioners property having
been accepted by the Court for the benefit his crcd
is ordered that meeting Of his sud creditors do
take place ut the Office Of William T. Lens, Notary
Public thursday, the 18th of October next, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of celebrating on the
affairs OF said Petitioner; and in the mean time all ju-
dcinl proceedings against his person and property are
stayed. Witness the Hon. A. NJ Buchanan, Judge OF
the Court aforesaid, this st Septemher, 1888.
G w LEWIS,
scnII-3t DENY CIk,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-11

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
lE price of fresh -four to-day is 81 so per Dbl nc
oordng to the tariff, the bakers shall give during
e ensuing week, from Monday, 10Th Sept.) 81 ounces
bread for bit. Bread of the second quality is re-
Tired to weigh IS per cent. more VIZ: 46l ounces.
c. GEN0lS, MAY or.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-11

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS & NASHVILLE
RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
nRAFTs on New :. Yo.t at sight, 80 and 60 days
So Cedar timber for posts and sleapers and Philade
phia lumber wheels and carts for sale on reasonable,
terms. JAMEo IL CALDWELL,
aue93-6t PresiIlenfx.