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From the Key West Floridian, of Sept. Is.
MELANCHOLY SHIPWRRCKS, AND Loss

MELANCHOLY SHIPWRRCKS, AND LOSS
OF LlVES!!
We have the unpleasant task assigned us uf rela-
ting some OF the circumstances OF one o. the mos.
severe gales that ever took place on our coast. We
give the particulars far our information ex-
| tends. No doubt there have been many vessels
which have experienced similar fate, the new
OF which we will not be IN poss, ssion Of Tor sume
time.
On the 7th severe gale was experienced off
Cape Florida. The French brig Courier de Vera
Cruz, Jules Julian, from Havana, bound to Bor-
deaux, with cargo OF sugar, segars, &C. was drlv-
EN- ashore in the night of the 7th, about 70 miles
north Of Cape Florida light-ony I gu, l6 souls SD.
we'd. Brig and cargo totally lost. The survivors
rescued tom the devouring ocean we're soon visited
by large party OF armed Indians, who spared their
! llvos because they were Frenchmen, saying that
| they only killed Americans. The captain a nd the
Six survivors were taken from the beach after the
gale was over, bya smack from the north, bound
| to this place.
The names of the persons saved from the brig
are-Captain Jules Julian, End Captain Charles
HuPre; Ioulon. apprentice; Senou, boatswaln
Dupul, apprentice.
Observation-Disclosures Legrand, Arrambia
Names OF the persons lost-Cuseinier, Carpen-
ter; Gaudin, Cook; balex, Allan, Guaya. saiors
a,mond, boy.
Observation-Disclosures Durand, A Lacavre, Sa-
maIan.
lhe American prlg hluery, lhomas, master,
from ST. lago, went ashore about The same time
and near the same place. Every man on board, ex-
cept one, a Dutchman, mastered by the In
dams. He was spared at the time of the general
slaughter, and subsequently hid himself in the
hold of the snip. During all one day and night
the Indians kep. up a horrible pow-wow aboard
the brig; they were about fifty in number. The
next day the Indians left the brig for a shert lme
when the poor man crept from his hiding place,
discovered and hailed the wrecklng sloops of A
merica and Mount Vernc!t. and by them taken
off, the Indians again appearing in signt alter he
had left the brig. The Indians will wreck the
brig.
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"ihe Merchants Daughter" by The author Of
the "Heress," "Apnes Serle," &c. The reputa.
ton acquired by the novel of'sthe Heress would
be passport for almost any work, but "The Mer.
chants Daughter" needs nothing bu, a reading to
insure it popularity. The story is one of much
domestic interest, and simplicity and pathos mark
the language throughout, and will afford some
hours of agreeable excitement for the coming long
evenings of winter. 1t may be had at the store of
Mr.. Mexican.
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EXPRESS MAIL.

The ssGreat Western started from New York
on the afternoon Of the 4h inst. with l25 passen'
gers, and leaving behind half as many more who
could not be accommodated. She also had as
much freight as she could carry, besides $4,000
sovereigns in gold. The ''R S Stevens' and the
''Passaic" accom- panied her dow n the bay, crowd
ed with passengers. The Royal William was e1.
pected on Sunday the 7th.
A numerous and highly respectable meeting eftbe
inha bitants Of Montreal, l.. c. has been held to
ure Of Earl Durham, when resolutions were unani
mously passed in strong amin diversion on the acts
Of he home government that caused the Earl's re-
sgnaton. They further beg, warmly and re-
spectully, that he will disregard the unwise pro-
ceedings in London, and continue 10 administer
the government as heretofore, "thereby securing
to himself the enduring gratitude Of the inhabi'
tan,s of British North America"
The mile race over the Union course between
Atalanta and Decatur on the Sd. seems to have ex'
cited great interest. The weather was gloomy
the course heavy, but the attendance large. A
the start the mare was the favorite at 10 to ant
won the first heat with apparent ease in 81. Il
to one were then bet on ATLANTA who led until thu
Sd mile when Decatur made rush. passed her il
a handsome brush, and won the heat hard in hane
| in S. The Sd heat resulted the same as the 90
cond, in TO- which considering the very bad stat.
of the course was very fair time. The second
| race, mile heat, was won by Mr.. Bott's .Margarei
Ridgely The own sister TO Shark won the / 8,
heat. There is somewhat singular circumstance
in the history Of this mare. Her dam, Lady Light.
loot, came to her dea tn in giving birth to the flly
toal.
Grea, Britain is likely to become large pur-
chaser Of rice this season, the crop in the Eas.
Indies has entirely failed.
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/ i" AZ Mariners and Merchants are alike int

N,~As Mariners aud Merchants are alike inter-
ssted IN all knowledge relating to navigation, we
publish ,he annexed article as one most valua 5le
TO every one trading ts England and France.
We are ind. 'ed to the courtesy of the French
Consul, M. He's ut, Tor The following article tran
slated from Ere, Oh authority. 1t is OF mp,r
lance to shpmasters, o"hets, ma seamen,-fh''
ladeii1hia Gasette
NuT1cE To NAyIGArors.-Some wrecks which
happened in the neighbour 100 OF the night hou''
with a fixed light, slgnazn'e' snce ,or 81 oi IN t.
! vember, 1887, Cape Grntz, a lhe . " entranc'
Ut The Pas CALAIS, have been "'rlon' Ell 10 'h's
| light beng mistaken fl that ., Duf geness, OF
| the English coast, situated at ma. NE leagues tc
tue North 80 deg west OF Cape GrIne..
similar mistake must appear lmpus S 'n'e ""'
the horz n Is clear, for as the lights o Urine.
| and Dungeness can be seen at the distance o'sFV-
Ell eight marine leagues, the and the c, ne
are percelvahie while crossing the intervals Win
sepnfate them
In less favorable atmospheric circumstances,
confusion between these two lights seems stu
easy TO avoid. 1t Is, in fact, evident that it can
| never take place when n ,v4a ors come from n i.
E.. AS to those Gaming from SW, they as
certain, on the sole Inspection OF the charts OF the
Strait, that they n set under the same IT
| wind the two aforesaid lights only by The tolnw'
| ing directions nearing TIE situation OF either Of
| the Two opposite coasts. But in such directions
the chances OF mistake should even disappear in
approaching Dungrness by the light OF the Point
OF Aloreck, and IN approaching Dunge"css by the
lights ut the Forts OF Hastings and OF Rye.
| DESTROYS, however, TO obvlate every chance,
even the most improbable, OF a dangerous contu
SON, the administrator has decided that small
additional light should be plscei on Cape Grnez,
from and after the LIST October, 1898.
The light will be placed at fifty metres WIN w
from the present light, and its elevation will be
about eight metres light
This additional llsnt will be varied by flashes
every three minutes, and preceded and followed
by short ecipses. Its visibility will hardly be half
that OF the old light; that is to say, that in ord-
nary weather navlgators will begin to see the new
light at the distance OF or marine Leagues.
| By order of the Minister of Marine,
The French Consul in Philadelphia.
| HERSAN mt.
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IN
4 NOTICE To ALI, WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
ygyHE Militia Law of III. 12th Fehn,orv I8l3 i.
clares that .every commissioned officer of ;nf,n.
trv whose duty shall require him 10 serve on foot shall
be armed with suitable sword ondeyerv ofcer yhnse
duy req, Tres him Ia he mounted on ho,sehnrk s,,a II
be arme with sword and pair of uistols every non
commissioned otfic, and private of the ntantry shall
constantly keen himself ursyidrd " ;,h ronJ l vt
or eun n sufficient bavnnet and hell :, l,nonsaci tv
srare hiats a cartrige box or nouch ,itb hoy ,hero
in to contain not less ,han twentvfor rartr;ges sed
TO the Dor. If his musket or gun: or will oood ,He
rnDsack Hints Sho, uouch uowder bn,n ,lynnty ali
L. :: ed 10 the ire ofhis rife, and onr,er If Honnd
sn ydpr-aud shall onpenr an ,.r,r,J md no.l,n,1
.. r. ,iied wheney er called uut. rxcent thnI ,yhn.
ana Pr, unt 10 exercise only il, NAV ot,neo ;,In,
Ever ca. rnrtrdp cs loaded win lai. prnv;daL N
hi'psncN'" Requirements of a Mill mon shll ho
nc i'ls uin c arrest and shall nnt ha a ;cnnaJ +;
eu il, sG'HH .yer for debts or otherwise and rn'
";'y ihu,lher wns" enever a nilitInnn slo max i
ai'en, "so 'l w. ,tion of the rermenta cont If rs
appel 10 .4e sauS not the mems Of nr,v;iin b,n
sN5sle uN't ne h E aid md sim Inv. ohia ,,i
'ia ~ ''ie lu't' gnel Inv the president of ;t
", ''e ,'I - ' from the fine md nrna,
c' ,' ,'e silu o &c rAe stno,,
al NV w" VI e 2Ie. 1884 far ,l, oro,,;
,; IL. LIZ" VI L ,c' ~ ofhe Snte Of on
; ;,3' "''o VIZ l'i'.''is vi '''' '''''i''
''' "r osG'.'es drtv who shal
vrrs etno, 10 i N, comnanv a.
sna; ~ I hI ny lev any orde
". "'a' 1' i'use 10 rht to rivf
surl ord, ~ orJero r yh h ,,'u neglect ia
SUN ninei vi oiueis, VI w" slia reuse o in force
o",ptv "i'i any Pat VI ri' h''i'ia laws nov ,noa :;
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TENEIE subscriber offers for sale:
IL 500 boxes Sperm Candles;
rs Judd's patent o
100 Taow do
$50 !" No & Extra Soap;
40 bbls Refined Whale Oil;
10 casks Sperm oil;
900 boxes manufactured Tobacco;
100 boxes Teas;
785 bags heavy and coarse Bonaire Salt;
80 bbls 4th proof American Brandy;
800 kegs Boston Nails
IS sets stevens patent Balances;
80 coils Bale Rope;
10000 gunny bags, assorted sizes;
200 cases boots, shoes, hrogans, &c.
SO cases seasonable clothing;
100 bales, consisting of Lindsevs, kerseys
Lowell cot'ons u les, >heetings, Shn tngs,
Bookings ID 5utr,nes; also Umbrel-
las, Ink ua4 nj r.- q, vs..
ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
Oct' Id Magazine ST
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GOLD LEAF

GOLD LEAF.
TO SOUTHERN & WESTERN MERCHANTS.
HNHE Subscriber takes this opportunity of inform
tinues to manufacture the following named articles;
Gold and Silver Leaf, Gold and Tin Foil Bronzes &C.
and warrants them superior to any manufactured in
the United States.
WILLIAM BRADY,
No. 10 South Fifth ST., Philadelphia.
G5'Al orders thankfully received and punctually
attended to.
cam New Orleans, and 'Whig' Cincinnati, Ohio, will
please insert the above times and send their bills
the Office of the National Union,' Philadelp ha, with
papers containing the advertisement.
octe-6t
TVNHIS evening, October the 9th, THE PAVIl.
H. LION BALL ROOM, on the other side of III.
river will be re-opened for the
N B-No Ladies admitted without being accompan
| led by gentlemen.
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NEW WORKS.
FUNHE Woman ofHe World Navel nv tba mn,


VNNHE Woman ofMe World, Novel, by the euthor
Il Of the 'pia ~ OF a DE sannuyee,' in 9 vols,
The MERCHANTS DAUGHTER; BY The author
of'Ihe Heiress,' Agnes Serla,' &c in vols.
JESUS AND HIS BIoGRAPHERS; or remarks
on the Gospels, revised with copious additions, by
w II Fairness.
Vol. 81, ENGLISH COMMON LAW REPORTS.
Also,
few more copies of 'Carey's Credit Sy stem, lock
harts Life of Sir Walter Scott, and Nos. g E. 3 Of
Sketches by Boz.
Just receive and for sale by
WIN M'KEAN
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COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS,


BOSTON Per ship Chckasaw cargo 74 bales cotton e5s3
pigs lead. 207 sacks corn, Dbl sugar and Al ties
lard.
HOUSTON Per sleop Harriet cargo bbls bread hoxes
lemons. lN1 bbs markerel 40 btls fonr, jar
grapes. Q bbls sugar, bbs potatoes, 100 sacks
4kegs nails 10 bars iron, 10 hoxes Goldfish 81 bas-
kets cordial 81 boxes wine 25 boxes ralsins. S
bbls whiskey, 20 do -four 25 sacks oats, 2 boxes
candles.
-'. IMPORTS.
BORDEAUX Per ship Mcclellan 50 hhds rod wine Mat
te,e; 81 do I Bousquet; pipes brandy, II w
Andrews; l04 do red wine. Roumange; "a do
Hsrhaus; 40 bbs vinegar, and 10 half .ipes BRAN
dy, Ducaud; 40 hhds red wine and 10 pipes
brandy, ShreSe PROVOST 10 bales wooden blan-
s.. ksts, u w Andrews; sewing silk. C
Files. 10 hnds red wine, 90 casks cordial, For.
stai Freres; 545 cases wine, 40 hhds red wine.
0uerin r Pouverin; IL hhd3 red wine. l6 cases
do. { l. Garnisr; Is hhds do Molier; 81 do J
Carse co; 10 hhds brandy Pouch & Duplesses;
cask copper ware, Latuer Duret; 30 bills vim
eaar. Rochereau; "a hhds red wine, Il cases
do A Chaeleau; 50 cases olives, Beaco lie
cases rcd wine, Poloc & Duffer; % wine
Carriere, Daron s CO; 20 cannisters sardines, G
d l. Garnieri 80 cases wine, Chaelaut q
casks lime, Roumage; 10 cases red wine.
Deaave; 70 hhds red wine, 2 bales corks, IN
pipes branSy, Albert 1873 bids red wine, SOY d,
white VINE, 5 q L Gardner; $50 red do, 4
2x7 cases red wine. 10 hhds white do Fl pippe
brandy, 30 case4 cheese, casks oil, B Ruelta.
PASSENGERS.
J Jacobs.
MEMORANDA.
New York Oct 4. Cleared ship Pawhatan. for Ne,chez.
Horton Ort2 Ar ship Charleston, Dill. n Orls.
Phiadephn, Oct Cleared, ship Jane Ross, Mentos,
Ors
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FE'HE prize Of Coke fom ard after the LIST day of
October, wi he itty cents per barrel in the Gas
Works ward, and if taken in quantities OF one hun
dred barrels viii be teliv red free of drayage.
The advantage that this article of fuel possesses o.
yer the anthracite and bitumnous Goals, gntng more
readily than the former and fret from the unpleasant
smoke of the latter, should induce every family make
use ofit.
Orders received at the Gas Office in Bank Alley.
L w WELLS,
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COMPTROL..ER'S OFFlCE-SECOND MUNI-
CLIP II IrY.

NOW OTItans. UCt IUtI 1858.
A GREEA BLY, to resolution of the Council; dated
~ 18th September, 1888, sealed proposals will be
received at the office unt Tues iav the 9Th dav
November next. for Three Hundred thousand Dollars
Bonds of his Municipality payable in thirty years,
ana bearing SIX per cent per nnnum interest. Tho in
lerest payable semralnu,lly in London New York
or New Orleans may be agreed on,
The Bonds to be for $1,000 each if ,ha interest be
payable in the Unite States, and for ESQ s,g EACH il
the interest be payable in London The proposals be
endorsed Proposals for bonds
JOHN CALHOUN,
octII Her
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|ew Orleans, October 12, 1898

FALL ~ LIN Err CLIO HING.
II FREEMAN & CO., No 3, Magazine street,
~ are receiving their supplies of Fall and Winter
eio.hiag, and will continue to receive shipments reg-
larry throughout the Their assortment being
large will enable them 10 supply merchants from
the country. at the shortest notice. for sale wholesale
or retail, on accommodating terms.
senOq
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MASON'S
CHALLENGE BLACKING!

CHALLENGE BLEACHING!
AS. S. MASON, of Phad lphia, bess respectfully
~ TO apprlse the merchants and public generally OF
New Orleans and Louisiana, that lie has appointed
hessrs. Reese Lame the sole agents tor the sale
OF his unequalled and inimiable
CHALLENGE BOOT AND SHOE BLEACHING
In this section of country: article which stands pre-
,minent torts beautiful uslre, and uniformity of quail
ity The manufacturer warrants the Challenge Black
ing to retain its virtues in any climate and preserve
the leather to which is applied He offers 800 pre-
Certificates can be at the of Messrs Reese
and LANCE, from merchants of the highest respecti-
billty, bearing testimony its beauty and superiority
over evely other Backing in the United States All
orders for this article in n. Orleans or any pan .fts
section OF the union must be forwarded to the Sole
Agents as above, who will pay particular attention to
JAS. 5. Mason,
Philadelphia, sept. 10, 1888. 90 Calowhill st.
REESE s. D'LANGE,
Comb and Fancy Store, Is Camp street.
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K7AENiSUES~N lafgn and extensive slocb tJon
v the manGnGtory Of T. b Smith a. Co. comprising
in part tn foil wing: extra polishing do .
furniture do }, do s. coach varnish no l. do ne
.: varnish no J, . and for or mary use; black and
brown japan, for sale by
s.ptl9 r. CLANNON, - Camp st
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EXCHANGE READING ROOM.

EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
FENHE proprietor has re-6tted his Reading Room, in
IL the St. Charles Exchange, Corner Of Gravier
and st. Charles street, in the neatest manner.
Besides all the principal apers of the Unitod States
of every city and state the Canadas Texas and Mexi-
co and Havana, the room is regularly and extensive
~ supplied with the latest European papers, Loyds
Lists, and Prica's Price Current. Also with nearly
all the Literary Periodicals of the day, and has the re-
publications Of the London, Etinburg, Westminster.
Metropolitan Reviews and Blackwoods Magazine. The
North American Review; the Southern Literary knck-
booker, The American Journal af Sciences and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, Gentlemen's
Magazine American monthly, Bentlys Miscelleny the
Mexico Chirurgcal Review, and variety ef others
All these works regularly subscribed for and recei
we'd The rosm is also supplied with large variety
ofmaps and aliases, Niles Register, Levys Price Cur.
rent from its commencement Gazateers, and variety
of works preference.
The active Il intelligent collectors are en-
p0ved give the earliest arrivals and no pains nor
rense will be spared to render this Reading Room the
first the United States
Subscriptions are respectfully received.
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Bare''p IN Cgutro'eU : seeouae rnicipaite, /

BareEn IN CDRroieMr -Secoade rnicipaHe, !
NouveIie Orleans 10 Oct 1885,
TONFORMEMENT n une resolution du Conseil
" en- date du % sep'embre 1888 ,des ofes cachetees
>er"nt rccus &c bureau jusqua mard lie 27e jour de
noVeinh!e prochn pour roiS cent mile piastrcs des
Bonds tie cete mnnclpatc, payable dams trente ans,
ct porIan' an ntere de six pour cent Fan, tinteret
payable par senestre dams Londres, New York gu u
Ia NonyetIe Orleans, CONNIE i >era convent.
Les bons dolvent ctre pour mile pastres chaqne
81 Flnterct est payable dams les Elats Uns ct pour
deux cent cinquante vres sterling s'ils son ayubes
al .onlres Les PROPOSE ions dolvent etrr adressees-
"Proposns for Bonds ~
lUOct JDIJN CALHOUN Com,, ~
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II ONION Editions OF scarce and valuable Works:
- Lees Plays, 3 vols;
Farquhar's Work, ; vols.
Suckngss Works, 3 yoIs
klGpstock's Messiah, 9 vols, 8vo.
Mudame Borvin on the Uterus with plates vol;
Colley Cibber's Dramatic wsrks 5vols;
Hamiitons Memoirs Of Count Grammont vol
Select Works of the Emperor Julian, vols;
Life Of Times of Salvador Rosa. by Lady Nor.
gan 2 vols, 8vo.
Ireland's Life of Napoleon, a vols 8vo;
Memoirs Of Napoleon, corrected by himself
Napoleon in Exile, 2 vols;
The Port Royal Latin firammer, 2 vols, 8yo,
Craddock's Memoirs, 4 vols.
Hazlitt's British Poets, vol. 8vo;
Fielding 9 Works, v |, 8ve;
Gibbons Memoirs and Miscellaneous works.
vols;
Roscoe's Memoirs of Lorenzo de hielici. vols
Shatesbury's characteristics. 3 vols, edit. 1882
killgrew's Plays, edit'n 1910, | vol 4o.
Yplney's Travels, vols;
volney's Ruins, vols;
Congreye's Works in 3 vols;
Life Of Catharine Ill., Empress of Russia in vol
just received and for sale by
WA M'KEAN,
OctiZ Camn Il Common 4
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CO-PARTNT.RSHIP NOTTCE,


THNHE Copartncrship heretofore existing under the
Il firm of G','V'' y MCDOWELL, in the TX
change Hotl. Vi 10y d. I've by mutual
consent. -.',t- te%aed it'll the 81 tie
ment fur .Na lte SOpImaer hin. ard the
name o Ia ~ sin % H'2,l oniyiu ID idation,
IlI.Ll-
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FOR ALEXANDRIA.
b The steamer DENMARK. will
{e1Gssiz.A5s run as regular packet during low
60 - wafer, from month Of Red River 10
iexandria For particulars apply 10
sep22 JNO II GRAHAM.
nPAGGING & BALE ROPE-3OO pieces bagginx
ID 100 coils ro"e, for sale by
LAWRENCE g. LEGENDRE,
sep29 IS or % New Levss
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
yuSHlS magn6cen, structure has undergone, during
the recess, an entire order Of emhel lishment;
he whole of the interior has been repaired: the Chan.
deer has been taken pieces and its 3 cwt. Of cut
glass beads and drops cleaned and Polished nothing
has been negected either in the building itself or in
engagements, which have been made with the hTst ora
matte talent in the country, to promote the high char
acter which the ST. Charles has obtained both at home
and abroad for its being Of the first dramatic Es-
Establishments in the Would.
bas been cons derably neseased in number and alent
nd former deficiencies in pan'icuor members Of the
Prague Band.
Daring the season the most successful dramas Of
the day will be produced and in style which pre-
sumed will give general satisfaction.
The following Ladies' and Gentlemen are in treaty
with, and engaged.
JOHN II. BARTON, Stage Manager,
EDWIN FORREST,
JUNIUs BRUTUs BOOTH,
J.. R SCOTT,
II. ]. FINN,
JOHN BARNES,
S. r. BROWNE, and
GEORGE HOLLAND.
Messrs. Harrison Messrs. Plumer,
Pearson, Page,
Farren, Porter,
Williams, Davis,
p psS"r, f psea.on,
And Others in treaty.
CELESTE,
ELLEN TREE, JOSEPHINE CLIFTON.
| Mrs Barnes,
| MISS Charlotte Barnes.
| Mesdames Farren, Mesd'lles. Sidney Cowel.
Cowel, jones'
Debar Chester,
| Pumer Sc.tt,
Harrison, c. Smith,
| F. Brown, Ravenot
Madden,
| Smith,
s. M LEE, Principal Artist.
N. Lewis, Costumer,
We'll, Tailor,
| s. Wallis, Properties Maker.
| ORCHESTRA.
| Messrs. Croce, Messrs. Hoeller,
Gallenari, Myers,
Jacob, Storm
Ziterbart, Lucani,
| Desiorges, Charltan,
| Carl, B. Hopt.
| Fay, Eberhardt,
| Kruger R0va
| Holland, Smelger.
| Foster, Ciofi,
| Conduit, Estrella.
| parlni, Grips,
! e Hopt, Even
| Patterson, And others in treaty.
| H. w. JONAS, Leader
X. W. Elliot, Head of Police.
| sep27
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octl:

lDAPEli-. received per ship Chester, from Phil.
adelphia, eighteen cases flow priced blue and
white Letter Paper four cases fancy letter paper four
reani, by
DAVID FELT & 60,
New York Statoner's Hail.
octl3 "a Ch,rtres ~
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FOii NEW YORK

FUK NEW lU1tK.
At, The ship CHARLES, Capt. MLana.
,TFSA than, having 3-dth of her cargo engaged and
~. going on board will meet with immediate ies
patch For freight of 100 Lead and 100 bales sos
ton, apply to LEVI H GALE,
sep29 90 Common e
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~ lNEs-Very superior Old London Particular
south side Madeira Wine, in Pipes, hafpipes.
quarter ana eigth casks aud botled-impored by the
subscribers direct from Madeira three years SIM e.
Also other descriptions Of Madeira Sherry and Por,
Wines I'm wood and bottled, Tor sale by
STETSON g. AVERY,
bctAJ 80 Erayjer At
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFlCE-SECOND MUNICH
PALITY.
New Orleans, October, 10th, 1888.
< EALED proposals will be received at this office
- until Friday, the 18th Instant for the furnishing
quality winter strained sperm OIL to be delivered a.
time 10 be agreed upon
Proposals TO be endorsed proposals for OIL"
JOHN CALHOUN,
ootl0:9t Comptroller.