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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

" The first Annual Address before the
Mississippi Association for the Promotion Of
Education" viii be delivered on the I'd Monday
IN JANUARY next, by j. A. VANnoEsEN, ESQ. late
Professor IN the Departments of Science and
Literature at Jefferson College, Mississippi
Inc Professor was one Of the principal contribu.
tors TO the S. Western Journal, during its ephcme.
raj existence, and is well known in the literary and
scientific circles Of this state, as young gentle
man Of brilliant and diversified talent
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

QuERE,-Mr Henry Dickinson, the Wing candi-
date Tor the office Of State Senator, was appointed
within the last year to the Office of DIRECTOR
IN The Planters Bank of this place, and acted in
that capacity this office he has NEVER RE-
SiGNED!! He has, however, lately ceased to act
with the board of Directors is IT BECAUSE
HE DID NOT RECEIVE THE OFFICE OF
IS5-BANK AFTORNEYi-cu ANrI.B.sK.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

Love, law AND PoETRY.--T Thomas F. Col.
lins' Attorney General Of the State, has recently
been married to the beautiful poetess Miss Mary
A. j. Haynes, whose illusions have frequently
graced the publications of this State.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

| tANNhi NLAl 5 DectdfdU0n OF W ar dgdRH nv
occupant and Prescription Of Settler.
81 did say the squatters on the public IsDds
were a LAWLESS RABBLE that they might
as well seize upon our forts and arsenas or on
the public treasury. as to rush out aud seize on tho
public lands. WILL OPPOSE THESE
CLAIMS AS LONG AS GOD GIVES MI
| THE POWER AND ABILITY TO DO
So."--H Clays Speech on The prc.empiicn BILL
January, 1888.
on Tuesday and Wednesday next, all the peo'
pie OF this county entitled to tho right Of suffrage
VIII be called upon to express their appreciation
or dlspleasurc of the memorable sentiment above
quoted from speech of the federal wing candE
date for the Presidency. Will the settlers on 's
public lands tamey submit to the insulting Ian
guaSe OF the federal orator! Will they consen
to be called LAWLESS RABBLE and then
vote Tor one Of his advocates for high and re-
SponsIble station! 1t is well known that HEN
Ky DICKINSON. the candidate Of the fedora
wings for the Senate, is the advocate Of Mr. Ca'
'0r the Presidency; by voting for DictinsOnyO you
substantially endorse the sentiments and pOl'lcal
opinions OF Henry Clay. Pause, freemen q
Lowndes, before you sanction this language :
lou now have an opportunity 10 manes' Oe'
coming Indignation at this Outrageous attack Oh n'
FARMING POPULATION, THE YEo-
MENRY OF THE LAND, by voting for J.
NJ. TUCKER. THE PEOPLES FRIEND,
and the U.NTIRIA'G ADVOCATE 0Fa
SOUND CURRENCY.
the joint Select Committee Of the Legislature
OF ms State, appointed TO examine The sae
lunos, and the books. papers, SC. Of tie late AZ.
o''or' have made loag report. occupying Oe.ry
TWO pages of the Mlssissippan. in which 'ney
make the Ex-Audilor, John II. Mallory, Esq.
oeiaulter to the State, in the enormous sum q
So4'U79 Sc. We believe Mr.. NJ. is SaV
Are0sHrer.-.MdeOn intsihgeneer.
Quite mistake. sir. Dir. Mallory. IS as goO0
United States Bank man as YOURSELF OF COY
o'ner iederalist south of Mason and DisO1e
Tue. lie has mortal hatred to the subj zee.
N.Y. because il is the very thing TO prevent de''
'atlons and make public officers honest
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

We commend to the attention Of our readers
several communications in this number of our
paper. They are written with great ability, and
show that their authors understand clearly Tho
principles for which they contend: On their Sue
CESS DEPENDS THE SALVATION OF
OUR COUNTRY!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

A drove of near thousand Turkies nasse,
through our town on Monday last, from Tennes
sec they travel from ten to fifteen miles dav
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
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FREEMEN, LOOK AT THIS!!l

No language can express more fully the FE-
DERAL DOCTRINE, THAT TIE PEG
PIE ARE INCAPABLE OF JUDGING
FOR THEMSELVES, and that consequent
y TIE FEW that are capable of determin-
ing what is right, must sec that the IGNORANT
MASS are whpt OIL driven into the right track
than does The secret " Circular" that is handed
about through the county, TO all rcho are consid-
cred the FAITHFUL among the Wing Party.
Here il is Look y Realm
"CIRCULAR.
"DEAR SIR:-Thc Election to be held on
the Isl and ID days of January next, is one Of
the most important which has ever been held in
our county. The ruInous condition of our Cur
rency, and the consequent mposItions and losses
sustained by every class of The people, except
stock jobbers and the money shavers, call loudly
on every man TO contribute his mite toward recti-
flying these abuses. The Democratic party, who
have brought about the present state of things are
sralnlng every nerve to succeed in the coming
Election. They are excrllng themselves, not
only openly but secretly; and are forming plans
by which every man of them will be brought to
the polls. The wings have been appraised of
this and some Of them from each part Of the
county have held meeting, and appointed COM
mtiees of vigilance in the different precincts to
meet the Democrats al The polls. We have been
appointed 10 give Intelligence 10 those who are on
the committees You were appolntcl--and you
must permit us to urge upon you the imperlous
necessity of using all your influence in bringing
your neighbours to the Election, and of sustain.
ing the cause with vgour at the polls. Let us
turn out to man, give them battle in one solid
phaanX, and we will be sure to gain the victory.
"lhe Central Commitie of Vigilance
for Lorndes County"
What do you think of this, lreemen of Lowndes;
Can il be possible to olcra greater insult to the in
telgence of the whole community, than this does
1t just makes charges against the Democratic party
secretly that are so utterly without foundation, that
they are ashamed TO avow them openly. The Dem
ocrats use no secret "Circulars" 10 disseminate
hsehood. Thcrony weapon is sound argument,
to the sober sense of the peope,-itis the
only one that has or will be used BY them; and that
party that resorts to such foul means, as the perver
sion OF facts to obtain their ends must sink into
mcrited contempt with all rejecting and independ-
ent men. Mark this significant passage from tins
=" circular -" you must permit us to ur.e upon YOU
The 1mperous necessity Of using all your influence
IN bringing your neighbours to The election, and of
sustaining hecause with vIgour at thepols.n, What
is the literal meaning Of this Ii is that what YOU cant
succeed in dong by argument. vet must accomplish
by force! Are we 10 be brow-beat and bnllied ont
Of our votes at the polls by the federal party
Forbid il heaven. Frcemen look to your rights on
tue day of election, be calm, collected, and firm:
cast your votes for him whom you believe will best
represent your interests, without The fear or infu. |
ence of any demagogue HoyEsry.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

CHRISTMAS passed with great deal Of Ri.
lar'ty and good feeling. Indeed, We never saw
on any occasion more joyous and happy faces in
our streets. There was SLIGHT r,ll oc
the evening preyiousi and the weather was ~,
sua'iy cold Tor this latitude, but it did not nerno,
The feast of reason and flow Of souIo
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

Mr. Biidle. The IIn,,ed S,,,ls p,,h , Il
,,,ds of Ma, O,I,a,s. ,taaa i,,' "'iu 'he
.nn,nss, Iar,o str f iii; Po"aH' s"oJ'c'S
prns.r, Tina and ha,a baa, ,t, az '''e
prws,,,,r v,;,ar. So n;rn,oI ,a.o ,no numerous
,i6.J tor The n,rnnso If a"u III 10
of The measures Of Mr. Rid ie ,i,, a
oI . 80 . III " ~ VIC S1Fe''eiu
Enr ,ho n;,,,,so' oar.o ,'' 49,
rho wbnI, mott,r !; snn VI
III, ,,bI;c. 40 ru si,i 49,. w f'''o"' '"
N,ss;ss;,,n was ;nda'','Ird ~ ~.
,ho ,, ~ 1911, '" ,o,7 amount
A., ,,,s w a. ''o WV" "'i 'o"'-
hacn,ns IF n. man '"e 'm"s' u ,n,s
No vii 40 ~ ,tn I, '' ,'u
;n,.ros,oi !, s,,h n,,,, h. ,"'e "elo ''"'e
Nav 0ra,rs r,a, ''am t'o n'''oG ',',s .,
H.. Ia ~, H., -, 49, 90 r % ~ =, ",
So W 1nr ia" "; :"e n"nN " ,ne ohteu
,nta,i n"4 H.; sn ~, WA va W. n'uu'e'
r,,a,n 81 ~ uvn s a'u mas "''e OF ho' as
49,, I u" I v, ,"e Pu"i,e
pan 81" a. w. ,te S'oe" Nh u.as u tn.
bran,b " H." nros,;on "'euu'e VIII" '""'
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CI.EARaNCt.S.

December I.
eehr Marmon, Whit,esy for Franklin, in ballast, Master
Sehr Emeline, Gales, for Charleston, Master
Sloop Veto, Nyn, for Tampa Ray Master
ARRIVALS.
ToNboa Mohcau Eaton from The Passes; hay wing owed
ship Rochester, and schr Eliza Ann, Returned the
city with ship Barr, bark Narcz brig Harriet, and sohr
Abiapa. Left the w PAS the 9th inst, at
ships and bark the w Pass: nothing in the oiue
Towhoat Shark Thomas from tho Passes having towe to
ship 81 Louis hrs Raymond, Catherine, and Uncas
Returned tho city vita ,hr, Scotland and eions and
bark Haulur. LEFT the Pass tho 9th inst, 10
Reports number Of saii off
Towboa Pontchartar Sheridan from the Fort having
brought up ship America
Ship America, Fox II days from New York, to Master.
Ship Caledonia, Massicot. IA days from New York, to
Andrew Bowles
ship Scotland, Mcrryman, II days from Portland via
Savanna. to Master,
Rsrk Natchez, Bonelc. 2r Nov, from Boston bound to
Matches
Bark Highlander Pay,on, day, from Havana. to Master.
Brig Hlrriet, Fisher |; da, from Turks Island Is Ma,er'
Mex chr Abispa, Perez 10 days from Iampcaey to Ia
eharic & CO
Steamer Kinds; v il. from Cincinnati.
Stc>Mer David Crockett Choat, from Gin iann, owed
dSwn Hat boat.; oadc with cattle, and with sheep
Steamer Bayou Sara, Gates from fick>bnrg.
Steamer Claiborne, Barrett from Ncksb"re lowed DOM
ship fremont from NaGhez 1900 bis cotton, ound to
Liverpool. Faloat with horses aud cattle.
Steamer Semaphore, Clark from the Col ego
Steamer Teche. Chauvn, from Donalsonvic.
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CITY BANK.

CITY BANK,
New Orleans, 6 Dec, 1888.
NJ OTES of the Municipality No. ,, of New Orleans,
~ of the denomination Of One, Two, aud Three
Dollars, will be received in payment and in deposit BY
this Eak, and on and after the first Monday in Janua-
ry next, will be redeemed in specie.
tOBT. J. PALTREY,
dh Cashier
NNHtTE ITALIAN MULBERRY PLANTS.-
w Several hundred white Italian Mulberry plants
from three 10 six feet hsh for sale by the undersigned,
residing The Lake shore, on Castin BAYOU between
the town OF Vaudeville and NJ Rernard's mgrignv plan
aton. JOHN FAURE
Icr3r
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SALES

The officers Of the Government in This CITY
changed with receiving the money therefor accer,
Of deprecated Bank Paper, charging the difference
between such dcptecinrrd paper and treas nry notes
ana Fpeci': thus defeating the object Of the Jaw
intend d to give treasury notes the value of
'pecie.
We should like to know VIVA, law of CONGRESS
auh'uzts snrh receipt OF deprecated paper, and
il any of the Head OF Department at W,shirr,on
have authorized this preceding without such law.
they h'v" exposed themselves to impeachment;
let this matter he enquired into.
GOLD HUMRIrG
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08

UNTtU
a HE Principal of the English, French and Spanish
Academy, No H. ST. Charles street. announces
to his friends and the public with satisfaction that his
institution is in successful operaton that he hopes
soon to have his compliment of pupils, which will be
limited 10 fifty.
Hc takes this opportunity of assuring parents that
nothing Shall be wanting, which NAV contribute to the
comfort and improvement of their sons.
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YATES & MclNrYRE, Manager

y 8ll Prizes amounting to $l89 90
Tickets $l-llnlves 2-Quarters I.
Packages Of IS Tickets for $l0O warranted to draw
at least $l8. Packages of:5 Ilalf Tickets $50 war
rnnted 10 draw at leas, $2i. Packages of IS Quarter
Tickets S25 warrhn,'dto draw at east$l2.
For Packages Single Tickets, apply NJ
THE MANAGERS OFFICE.
ID s GREGORY g. Co.,
d. canal ~,
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STEAM ROAT BILLS.

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS efsTEAM
" BOATS Can hare their Bills struck off, in one,
or more Colored Inks Plain Coored Paper, arih
despatch, and on (arornbe Terms, By tearing Mcir
ORDERS atTRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner of
Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
Nay24-if
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Propr etors Purse. .S25u0-4 mile hcuts
list. James s. Garrison CHI G. WAGNER yrs 3D.
by Sir Chnrc dam Maria West by Marion Red and
Red. Weight 100 lbs.
IDA. 5. Bingamnn cntcrss f. SARAH BLADEN, years
old, by cviathan dam Morgana Dress yellow and red
Weight 81 lbs.
Y N. OLIVER prnn1ialor
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WILL BE DRAWN TOMORROW.
$4,000! Capital Prize.

10 Prizes Of 1000 eachu
rs Numbers-12 Drawn Ballots.
l. O U | S l A N A LOT T E RY
A UTIIORISED by Act of Legislature, Chapter xiii,
IA passed March 81, 1928. Class No. 25, for 1888,
to he drawn THIS DAY, December 9th, 1888 at S
o'clock, r. n. precisely, at the Exchange Hotel, ST.
Charles st. DIS GREGORY Il Co.
Successors IN
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$l5,rOU CAPITAL fRIZE.

Tickets only IS.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawn numbers 'frle Grand State otrcrv, Class 6l
% 3, 9, Ga, Ii, 10, rs, IS, II, So, AZ, a.
4 LASS NO. ga Authorised by The Legislature of
~ The S'n'e. To be drawn THIS DAY, Dec.
9Th, l"53, ut ) o'clock, p. NJ. at Bishops Hotel
DAVIS Il. 90. Managers.
- Nu,nlc SIG Drawn Ballots
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JAS. u. CALDWELL, Esqr.
Prest. n. O. & N. r, r, Co,

ITeSt. W. -. " W. H. H. 20.
Dear Sir IL have the honor to ACKNOWLEDGE the
receipt OF yonr OF We trray, with the accoIpanv-
ing present OF few tickets from the New Orleans and
Nashville Rail Road Co. to visit and pass their rond
AT pleasure.
This token of respect rendered to by an associr-
ton Of pnblicspiIited citizens, engaged in the com
sncon of work. the social and political relations of
which ITO omit Peakng of the eat advantages must
confer incalcuahle blessings upon The whole valley of
the Mississippi. and be monument 'more lasting than
brass to their own names, inspires with increased
respect for Them and profound acknow lcdgmeut of
the honor they do me, in the high estimate they I'VE
been pleased to award to me, and my services in the
Legislature OF neg hhoring State. Whils | have,
among my own fellow citizens, been an ardent and
constant advocate of this great undertaking. and in my
capacity 1T legislator successful friend of it, feel
that you have overvalned my services in the agency
had in passing llIa act through the Legislature of Mis-
sissrpi.
In the application of yonr Company asking of n SIS
ter st tie the fare right OF way through her territory,
| saw nothing Tint Mssissippar could object IT,
but much that should prompt me to encourage an sup
port. And rs member of tie Legislature, adopting
the hrond rule of comforting the greatest good upon
the greatest NUMBER felt strongly called upon to
give this project my humble but unqualified support
and not to restrict the Company in the selection Of
rout.
In recalling the Incidents mpnny'ng the passage
OF the act OF incorporation, only regret that Msss-
sppl should rom any quarter have raised an opposition
to tits enlightened and patriotic enterprise, the
work OF the commercial men of New Orleans alone but
The foster child Of citizens influenced by higher consid
eraons than mere gam and lncre. The opposition in
our state was founded mistaken error, and | a m
proud now TO belle ve that none will hail with more
heartfelt joy the accomplishment of this immense and
dIthcult undertaking than the people of Mississipp-
And for myself invoke upon your erertions God
speed.
The honor done me, could not have been in more
Agreeable shape than the selected, and allow me
repeat you again my thanks, and tender through
you 10 the Company my profound Acknowledgements.
nd for the kind aud ,tens in which YOU have
the of the Company accept personally
n regards.
have the honor
dear sir, TO be
your obedent servant,
PRESTON w, FARKAR
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- oll Priz's, amounting to 1929 $50
Tickets $500 Halves s. 5O-Quartcrs | 25
Packages of 25 Tickets for SIPS warranted TO draw at
least 500.
Prckages of25 half tickets sG2 50, warranted to draw
at least $50 90. Packages as Quarter ickets 1911 25
warranted TO draw at least $6 For Packages or single
Tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
d. IL Cb.r,r.a q,
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Y. N. OLIVER, Propris,or.

u The great four mile race tax es place to-day.
and never in the records of The turf in The South
did two horses meet together under such exciting
circumstances and feelings as Sarah Bladden, o nd
Wugncr! TIE Plate will Ne run for tomorrow
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Office Of the Firemen's Insurance Company of Ncm
Orleans.
rENHE Stockholders hereby notified TINT the FIT
In talment on their stock is due and payable on
the 8h December next ut the Office OF the Company.
f l. TRACY.
nov9 Soc'y.
A MEXICAN BRANDY.-20 bhls 9Th proof Ameri-
IN can Brandy, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE & co,
% l24 Magazine st
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NEW BOOK STORE

NEW BOOKSTORE
A LEAANDER TOWt AR, late of PiladeIdhia is
" now opening, at No. 40 Camp street, n new and
very valnahc asspltmrn of
Lar, .Hcdicat Ihcoiogico School and Miscellaneous
Bo0ks.
which will he sold very ,ensnna BILE terms. He will
receive ths New Boss as they are published, and
keep constantly all the ~rks of the popular authors
His stock being entirely uni very extensive,
country merchants and professional gentlemen will do
well to call before purchasing elsewhere.
dec 8
I UST LANDING per shin Flavs, and sam Ross
~ from New York and Philadelphia
400 boxes Ola '", rench and Baltimore maniac
tory, m assuring from by q to 28 by Sc,
inclusive warranted superior quality
- barrels Spirits OF Tuprrtinc,
i0A0 gals Iinscrd Oil, Du ch,
81 barrels Whiting.
20 do superior Glue, Phi'a. maud,
1)iO lbs Yell W Ocl,ro,
10 bbls superior vunish, Copal, superior and
Nc. ], coach do
81 gallos mnstic superior VartiSh,
GO de- assorted iruShes and Sash tools;
T. do do white wash Finishes and Varnish do
25 packs Kings Gold Leaf nanuacue ed hila
> cases Crom" Green and yellow, dry: for sale
Wholesale and retail, by MONnElII
90 % Camp st
TgNHE KEEPSAKE FOR IG}9.--Roval Octave and
Il splendiIy hound i'll crimson silk, with twelve
beautiful plates,
Received this day, and for sale at the bookstore
of ALIEN. TOWAR,
dec 40 Camp street.
TYPoGRAPEsEcALA ASSOCIATION.
u = monthly Neering of the Association will be
held at the LUNCH, corner Poydr;s and Camp-st.
JAMES o'DowD.
d9 Sec'v,
NOR SALF-An assortment Of cast Iron : rates
NJ II DEyEREAUX,
d8 &c Tchnpitouas st
odd COPPER-3OOO ID ofol Copper for sale by
d8 26 Tclopitoua- ST
T. PERM CANDLES-I87 Il, xes New bedford Sperm
- Candles landing, for sale bv
ISAAC BRIDGE g. co,
do l3i Ma2a2ine at
DASTE BIACKlNG-IO0 gross, landing from ship
ISAAC BRIDGE & co,
dS l3i Magazine st
ELoTIilAG-7 cases scnSonall, CloIking landing
" from ship Pnarssa, for snIe hv
ISAAC BRIDGE Il Co,
do 13i Magazine
NOTICE TO BUILD RS-Iha Ve>trv Of Sn
PuuFs Parish in the 2nd Municipality, invite
builders to offer to Nr G w Iritcarl. On before the
18Th inst, proposals for building chu.ch necnring 10
srs q W Pritchnrd 10 Tager r., corner % Poydres
and Magazine streets. The said church To be ed
on lot, corner of Camp and Bartholomew streets.
d8-Gt
\ Va yesterday morning, n draft, drawn by L lie
~ Mason, in favor of L Whtemnrn, an by lin en-.
dnrscd on Andrew Bowles Esq for SercH hn4drcd and
Hty dotars, dated June 18th, 1885, due fr-t March,
Il y The public cautioned aga 1t tradng tor the
alb ye, payment of the same being sto' I'D.
The FIN! will please leave it this office, and re.
cciye suitable reward.
d8 1893.
EW LAW 30 )KS-Just receive per ship En-
/ pire. from Philadelphia, at the Ncic Bookstore
~ Camp treet, Leish's Nisi Prius, in large tcnVo
volumes, with notes and references to the Latest Amer
lcan eases, by George Sherwood.
hrchboId's Practice edition. in volumes, for
sale by ALIEN. TOWAR.
DIS
sTluuR. 5#Obbs lnndms from steamer Oza'k, nnd
n iur sale hy q DORSEY,
dec" A New Icvrq. !
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NEW ORLEANS
JOCKEY CLUB RACES!!

aver THE ECLIPSE COURSE.-Fall. Meet
y i"g, 1899. Judges Of the winning stand.
Hon Alex Porter, Prest DIR David G Ker, Cath.
bert Bulit Esq J r Sterrett, Sec'ry.
Distance Judges.
john slteN, II k G'lts.
Stewards.
John Hagan jr, Minor Kenner, G. NJ Jones', William
Christie, Charles Clegg. Rich'd. Hayan Peter Genus,
DR. Beatty, W Patrey,T Doyle & MerricH, and S
NJ Read.
Ladies' COMMITTEES.
Maunscl White, Jos NJ Kennedy, r NJ Carter, A X
Josephs, Duncan Kenner, Hugh Wilson.
Propretors Purse, SI200. Three mile heats
Time between heats 35 minutes. Distance 1870 Yards.
W Races to come OF at o'clock.
ENTRIES:
isr-Minor kenner en'ers e. {. The Jcress, 4 years
old by imp. Luzborongh, dam by Sir Archy-Dress
blue and yellow.
2nd-W.J. Minor enters br f britannia, IMP. 4 yrs
old BY \iuley dam by Dick Andrews-D Dark
Blue.
.d-SosIhrnc Allan enters CHI. f. Wren 4 wear.
old, by imp. l.cvinthnn dandy Marshal Ney. Dress
Blue and Blue
Y. N. OLIVER,
Proprietor
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The steamer Scuba. Cap. Ca rson, for Calves
ton will no, start until 5 o'clock p. M in consr.
qucncc Of the s'grent race" this day over the E.
clipsc Course A, that hour, however, she will
punctually depart.
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NEW AYNUAI.S FOR 1889:
~ G,ssaca ure Annual, London;
FfTtitn's Gallery of Cruces;
The Imperial London Annual
Alnric 4 Watts, Christmas Tales, for 1889;
Young Laly's Annual, for 1899;
Young GGnteman'S Annual for 1889;
The Git; The Violet;
l. Johns & Co.'S Louisiana Almanac for 1882
Just, cceiycd and for sale bv
z JOIINS & co,
novl7 cor st Charles Il Comm $
NEW PIT BLItfArICNS.
TaNHE Stranger in China, by Downing;
Il The British Senate in vols;
Romano. of Vienna by Mrs irollopc, 2vos;
Pelayo; the last of the t;ntllS, in . vols;
Peter Pilgrim, by DIR. Bird, vols;
Piccioa, from the French of Suinline;
The Wife Hunter, or the Moriarty family;
Land Sharks & Sea Gus, by Captain Glass
cock, N, in > vols, for sale by
i JOHNS & co,
moved cor st Charles 4 Common st
ra'HE subscriber having taken n commodlous ire
proof warehouse, respectfully offers his services to
the merchants and traders of New Orleans for the par
chase and sale of hides turs and peres, and TO epnck
the same, well as wool, moss hemp, tobacco, dry
goods, &C. &c. He will also receive any kind of mer
chandize storage, ut 1856 Tchounitonas street.
dec3 r w ELLIOTT.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-08
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE

HOUSE FURNISHING S'TJRE.
I'D BROWER ~ Co. have constantly On hand at
3D. their extensive establishment, No. II, CatnD 81
ana "a common street, a very 'hrge assortment of
h0"se heeP'ag nratcIes, consisting OF E"fAeh~0re,
emma anu GLASS; brass anu Steel ftrc Sets and
renters; ktchen ttens'is irof, Tin, Ilo0icare ami
Hrs@ets %|rer pftrd, brtan"'a nnd y"P"nned soois;
amps dnd ch"nde'ters; hntues 0nd f0rGs, AMI h0nSe
fnrmSh'HS co0tS ~ scncrh which they are prepared
to Sufriy at Ted"cet prices to private dwellings
boarding .hous's, ho:es, Slips, STEAMBOATS, az.
view Orleans, NOV q, i"3
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