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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-18
New ORIr,SS. Ma

New ORLEASs, May l.
French Bloeh0de-The American schrs. Dolphin and
Byron returned yesterday from the coast of Mexico
They were bound hence to Matamoras with valuable car
goes of provisions, &c but were no; permitted to enter
that port, having been boarded on their arrival BE- the
French men. of. war slal1ned off that place, their papers
endorsed and ordered oil. The two vessels were permit
ted 10 land their passengersand letters, but no other com.
municatlon with the shore vas allowed. The respective
commanders Of the above vessels informed Us iha, they
were treated with the utmost pcii,cness by the officers Of
the squadron.
NEw ORLEANS. Mayo.
Latest from Tras-We are indebted to the inlilcurs;
Of Capt. Long, OF schooner Henry, from Galveston, 81
inst, for Houston papers of the 18th Apul.
The "Telegraph' says, that "a company Of one hun.
dred Camanches came into Bastrop a few days since,
they were all remarkably ~friendly-each of them having
two or three horses or mules loaded with peIiIes-aHd
appeared to be delighted with the opportunity 0! open
ing Il trade with the citizens of the place
In Congress, 24th ult the bill authorizing the Pres,
dent TO negotiate a loan Of five millions OF doiat', hi
passed the second reading 10 the Senate; and IN ne
House Of Representatives, ODD ult., the bill authorizing
the withdrawal Of the petition OF annexation TO the Nnr
ted States, which originated in the Senate, had hs'
read the first time.-BuAetin.
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ed the floor to
Mr.. Hopkins, who renewed the molten for the com,
mittee to rise, but they again refused-ayes T9, noes 80.
Mr.. Mason again proceeded till = o'clock, when he
gave way 10
Mr. Lensie, Who made IL earliest aPpvai 10 the com.
mittee, and moved that it rise, report, and ask leave to
sit again. He remarked that they had been in continu.
Gus session for nine hours, and were all more or less con-
siderably ~fatigued; and as he himself should probably be
found in the majority on the bill, he did hope the motion
would prevail.
The committee, however, refused to rise, the vote tax
en- by the tellers, being ayes so, noes SS.
Mr.. Mason resumed, and avcwed himself in favor Of
the special deposite system, for the safe keeping Of the
public moneys, and notified the House that, in due time,
he should submit a projet to that effect. With reference
to the measure under debate, he avowed himself willing
to 90 for such u limited issue of Treasury notes as would
meet the present exigencies Of the Treasury, and when
they were exhausted, meet the further wants of the Go.
vernment BY q direct loan. He could not, therefore,
=ots for the proposition Of his colleague (Mr. Robert.
sony unless it was modified.
MIR. Stewa moved an additional section TO tho amend
ment Of Mr.. Robertson, as follows
Section 2. fled be 1t further enacted, That, in order
to meet the present exigencies Of the Government, the
Secretary Of The Treasury, with the appreciation Of the
President Of the United States, is hereby authorized TO
cause Treasury notes to be issued to an amount not ex.
eeeding two millions of dollars, according to the provi.
aions Of the &C. of October last, &c.
Mr.. johnson Of Maryland then took the floor, and pro.
ceeded for a short time, when he gave way to
MIR. Chambers of Kentucky, who moved that the
Committee rise; which was refused, yeas 50, noes SO;
the Chair voting in the negative, reject, the motion.
Mr.. c.. II. Williams remarkiag that as it appeared to
be a drawn battle, he would renew the motion.
Itwas then disagreed to--yeas 81, noes "a; taken by
tellers.
Mr.. johnson took the floor for a moment or two; and
some confusion arose on the point of the Chairs previ.
Gus decision.
MIR. Robertson insisted that the Chair gave it's vote
after he had announced the decision in the affirmative
and therefore he had no right to vote.
The Chair ruled that the House, having acquiesced,
by consenling to vote a second time, it was too late 10
raise that question. .
MIR. johnson then proceeded for some time, when he
gave way 10
MIR. Chambers, who moved that the committee rise;
upon which motion the tellers reported 80 in the affrna.
tive, and SO in the negative.
The Chair voted in the negative: so the committee re.
fused to rise.
Mr.. Yorke renewed the motion 10 rise.
The Chair decided that no action having been had by
the merry steamers that D.
way, and many a prayer follower
near and dear friends on her peiilous and
The Battery and the Gsrdsn appeared fro
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Re CASEY, No. 10 Camp street, has just received
4bs from, London, per ship I iger, DENY Nediu M
Royal Super Royal, Imperial, Columhier, and double
Elephant Drawing paper; Tinted Royal and imteia
do iurnhrlts London boards. Plain and Tin ed
BRISTOL board Ivory paper; transparent Horn paper.
Gold and Silver paper Gold borders, White and Coor
ed Rice pa ef,
DRAWING PENCILS.
Reeves & Sons best prepared Lead Pencils; Brook.
man n Langduu's do do.
COLOURS &C.. sc.
Reeves & Sons Wa.er Coers; Newman's do; box
es OF Chalks, soft CRAY o1s;}6, ~ and IA dieYcut
shudes liquid Gold; Sold aud Silver Shells; Marble
and hina Ink Slabs lima SaucerS China Tiles, B. G.
Ponah brushes; best badger Pnnah brushes; Ponah
knives; lnsic aud Sketchng Poaelios; Paper Leath
er and Cork atumps; Mmiaue Iyores a d Cas,s
Swat Quill Pencils; do black Sable do.
OIL COLOURS,
Prepared canvass; Japnnoed Tin Boxes Bladder Co
hours, with Pencils. Drawers, DC. Prepared Canvass.
Il, 80 \ So inches.
poGKET BOOKS & WALLETS.
- Russia and Morocco Pocket Backs; Russia eather
Wallets; Russia Leather Pool ct hooks, 5 g. ivory
leaves; patent Tablets, with Silver pencil cases.
SCREW HANDLES.
Plain aud Reeded Rosea ood, Boxwood, Mat gold
dies.
PEN HOLDERS.
fearl npa Gold Pen Holders; Pearl and Silver do.
a5tl8
u IDEs Il Lids Bacon Sides, in good condition IN
sTETsoN Il AVERY,
noRlo IS Grav;er
NCJTCH LOaI-. Dc tins cal, snied 1ar hensa
- use, AMI particularly ada taj iog steam Aeais
Icing celebrated tVr sslsllE seam. fpisiing waA
Oh Saara si4ip a.ars tEe4a N!assas, ;os sails hy
hO4-mI-e & MILLS
noTIo Baak flsss
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LIE AORRUOIDS.

HEMORRHOlDS.
EEAY'S LfNIMENT.-Ne FIction-This ex-
"a trasrdsnary chemical compositions, the result
of science, and the invention y a celebrated medi
cal man, the introduce, Of which to the public
was invested witt. the solemnty OF a deathbed
bequrst, has since gained reputation unparalleled
fully sustaining the correctness of the Iarneuted
DR. Gridley's last confession, that g he dared not
die without giving to posterity the beuefit of his
knowledge on this subject" and lie therefor,
b,quoathed to his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays, the secret of his discovery.
Ii is now used in the principal Hospitals, and
the private practice in our country, first and most
certainly for the of the Piles, and so exten
siyeIy and ofcctuay as to bafii1 crcduiity, unless
where its effects are witnessed Externally in tn,
following complaints:
For Dropsy-Creatng extraordinary absorpt; ~:
at once.
All Swcllings-Rcducing them in few hours
Observation-Disclosures or Chrome, giving qulos
ease.
Sore Throat-By Cancers, Ulcers or Colds
Group and Whoopng Congt-Extcrnally, and
over the Chest.
All Bruises, Sprnins, and Burns-CurnF in a
few hours
Sores and Ulccrs-Whethct fresh or long
standing, and fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in reduc
ing rheumatic sweIlngs, and looscning coughs and
tlghtness of the chest ny relaxation of the parts
has been surprising beyond Conre ption. The
common remark Of those who have used it in tn.
Plies is II acts ike charm"
TIE PIhES-The prize, : ] is refunded TO anv
person who vii! use a uot,Ie of Hays L,niment
tor The Files, and return the empty bottle without
beng cured. These are the positive orders of the
proprietor 10 the Agents; and out OF many thou
sands Sold not ore has been unsuccessful
W. m'ght insert certificates 10 any length, hut
prefer that those who sell the article shuuld .Y
hlbit the ergnaI to Purchasers.
CAuIlON-Nnne can be genuine without a
splendid engraved wrapper, on winch is my name
aad also thai OF the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and retail, by COMSTOCk u
Co, New York, and by one Druggist in every
town in the unon
For sale by tao Wholesale Agents, corner of
Common n Tchouptoulas street, and by the
Apothecaries generally. ir3U
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EJST received per late arrivals from New York
D fresh aud fashionable assortment If HATS.
The subscriber would particular cn the attention
of The puDlic to a svle I beaver lIas of auper,
finish fine texture rio an brautitui us "a; also 10
Gue p,in Russia hat of superior quality and also
81 len,id article of silk hat, toget 18th general
sor,ment lnamutactu ed by himself, expressly for this
market. wholesale and retail
NV OSBORN, "a Camp street.
N. Cit, and country dealers are invited oralt.
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htN AL Dl LA 400 I>I.Ist.-t. IN an I-rI.I-, "a.
MA district eudltia ire-Iils II Jenkins coutre sea
cieaLcers ct les creanciers de Stems X Cie-la cea
on ats bl MS de lmsora able ayant Ct acoe tie pour la
behslce de SEES creancie $; il urouue au'uue assem-
nee oss cfpanclers Ell de de Stems Cn nit hen
en- etlde "eb Marks. notane public, undi 81 Jour a
NoVtnnre a dix henres du main, pour deliteter sur
Tvs ait 'ires desdlts Jenkins Stems X le en- mem.
tens loues procedures jt'dcaires conre la persopt,
1t Ia persoone duit Jenkins irretees-A HI Cohen
t'l honne pour representer les creancers alisens.
i.m1n Phun A Nj. buchanan, juge de la courci
cldessu 2l ,clnbre, 1888
A ILEI 3Nr No,
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FRED. WILKINSON

UEPVI Y SURVEYOR GENtPH- Or LOUISIANA,
hFFtlS his services to tn" public i. the DEPART
W ricnts oi surveying and Civil Engineering both
III town and country. Promo osderah e experience IN
his profession, aid 10y promrmess and fidelity in he
execution ht business entrusted to him he homes to
merit aud eceye share Of putc patronage. lie wi
also aud calculate the Contents of walls and
excavations. Otice No GhAfTes street SECOND story
| 1ck
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STATE OF LOUISE ma,
ETfRST Judicial District Court 'rI,nnus "a I

- -, -, ; A lE OF LOUISE ma
ETlRSI Judicial District Court Thomas H. lem
Il klna, vs.. his Creditors aud the Creditors of
c'lerns y Co. The cessiou OF The ln,oIyen : ntonrr,v
is accepted ny NE Court for the bens lit his red
10 9, and 1t Is ordered tn II meeting his sad creditors
aud The creditors OF trrus O, 40 nike rinre nj ,b.
office OF J s. atarks Esq. >our, ruhlic On Mondav
Tue ZHlh {" November next, at onc K, A. N for HE
purpose OF dehberang on tie a,alrs ii s,id jcukins
ami ctefns \ Co., and III the mean time nil idic,nl
proceedings against the person and uropert, Of SID
Jenkins ara stayed. NJ. NJ. Cohen, .su IL appoinIed
to represent the absent creditors
Court aforesaid, this .4th October, 1888
o- p LEBLANC,
WltNt~'IouSNu DIV Glk.
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No. 3t .NaghZ'nci trtet, opposite Dairks' Arcade,
HNSTABiiSHED for the execution of maps, plans
HNA and drawings, merchants ctulars, business and
address cards OF every description, funeral circulars on
deep mourning paper, apothecary and drugg sts bels
bank checks, draw receipts &c printed and execute in
IA cheap aud expeditions style, by the proprietor.
WILLIAM GREENE.
NIB Bank \ otes ne.t'v executed. ir24
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nS44,l,.,u olY4IE and Booh Einde y-cur
u friends and the public in general are informed
that We no" have Our Printing Office and Book Bnde-
ry in full operation, md conducted by competent and
experienced men. l he type being entirely new, we
are prepared to DO every variety Ut plain and fancy Job
Prlnng also, every variety of ruling and b ing neat
ly aud promptly eAccu,edby
DAVID LETT g. CO
N Staoner's Hall % Churt, es ST.
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RUSHTON & A,PINALL'S
IL q Il u

RUSf1lON IL ASPlNALL'S
& COMPOUND TONIC MIXIURE.-A speedy
~ and ceiain for tie Fever and Ag,lc,
rnnlittcnt and intermittent tevers; prepared from
the original recipe Used with eminent and uni
versa success III 1882, by persons OF the highest
responsibility in this city, as stated in the annexed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended and has
been extensively used in the above diseases with
such distinguished success, that the proprietor of
the recipe has been induced to offer il to the pub.
lie III its present form in the hope that it may be
the means of relieving many of those who are
suffering under the scourge of ouI country. 1t is
Il medicine possessing great virtue, and wien used
according to the directions has never failed of
ctfectng cure, even in the most obstinate stage
of the disorder. 1t is not at ali dsngrceabc, aud
persons of the weakest stomach, and children NAV
lake it with impun.y. 1t strengthens the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
more thun one, or i'll obstinate cases, two bottles
to elfcct Il cure. There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing iniui iuus
TO the human constitution. The propretors are
well convinced of lis efficacy, that hey agree
to refund the price Of every bottle which has been
takan in accordance with the directions and has
not effected perfect cure of the fever & aguo.
A. OLIVER, sole agent for Now Orleans at
his wholesale and retail drug and medicine store,
corner Of Bienvillc and Chur,res streets.
For District Agencies apply to
je5 T. w. SMITH, As Cont st.
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ORLEA W LTTHOGRAPIfIT ESTA BLiSH
NE r, So MAGAZINE STREET,

OPPOSITE BANKS ARcA'E
Nv GRf ENE rstitrns his Sincere thanks to his
w ire IDS and The public OF New Orleans, for the
patronage estowed il for the lust two wears, and
begs leave them that all orders committed to
his charge shall he unctually attend IT,; he will
usun keep the office open during the summer. and
shall ne alwaAs ready to strike off merchants crcu
lars, hu mess and address cards. unoral maps
plan E, and drawings, of every Dissertation, the
shortest notice, and the most reasonable iterns.
Being assisted by artists superior any other establish
meat in the citv, and from ,le experience in the
photographic line, he feels confident Of giving entiro
satistaction
/; Apothecaries and druggists labels executed in
as good style as copper late engraving, and
third OF the expense, iva
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NUTlCE.
nRAYs No: 4aa 100 ga9, 80 lolo ,ac6, 1909, 1926,
NJ 1877, oV8, 1877, lb56, i552, 6S2, ard 10 will
tfng III Tier receipts for goods hauled from the shin
li"nnbaL orAey viii be prosecuted acct rdmg 10 law.
LEVI n GALE,
oct23 SO Comnt st
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4 OLIAND GIN, brandy, &c.
Pipes Holland Gin;
10 half pipes 1905 Brandy;
= pHncheons fine old Janaica Rum;
Is barrels Cherry Bounce. landing from ship
Osceola, and for sale by
octl9 PETERS s. MIIIARD,
TOPPER-0 cases of light Brazier's Copper, from
" 9to Ii lbs weight. measuring 6n by 30 inch. al
SO boxes 90 by 81 from To 8 lbs, Sor sale by
NJ II DEVEREAUX,
octl9 90 rchopitouas st
a. TOVES-A large assortment of Cooking Stoves
~ Parlor and Bar Room Stoves OF the latest and
most approved patterns, in store and for sale by
M II DEYEREAUX,
octi9 26 'rchopoulas st
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MRS. ANDERSON'S
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE,

RcmoUed from. II Cust0n,house St
TO NEXT DOOR TO ST. CHARLES THEATRE,
CORNER OF PoYpRAs &, ST.. CHARLES STREET.
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MI lssi>u from ship Saratoga one THINK marked
-SR J. fa2ur. Whoever has said trunk will
give notice 0t the same to
} BEIN T. A COHEN,
SN'-' W tonilioii st
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NEW BOOkS.
'PeLEON and his Times, by Ca,

NEW BLOOMS.
NAPOLEON and his Times, by Caulingcourt, Duke
OF Nicenxa, in : vols.
The BIT f" w iITTEN and other tales, by the o.
Hara Family in vols
JOkkoCk'S Jaunts and Jotie or, t. hur1i
hoong. incng, driving, sailing, eating, eccentric a
eAavagant exp otis of thai renowned sporting citizs
.'lr. John Jorrocks, of ST. boto!p h Lane and Gre
Curanl street, III vols.
HEALTH 4 BEAUTY, An explanation Of d.
laws oil hromtl and Exercise; through winch pIS
sing contour symmetry of FORM and graceful cafiiaA
OF the spine and chest prevented, by JOHN Bell, Nj IL
just re, eived and for sale by
WIN Mexican
octO ofCamp d Common ST
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PORTRAIT PAINTING,

sgR. FARMER respectfully IN the public that
' he will remain short time in New Orleans for
HE purpose OF painting portraits.
Rooms of Canal and ST Charles in the house
oceHricd by Parny " .yon, Dentists, where specimens
of his painting be seen. Entrance in St Charles
street, nI8 I'm
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Unfounded
Y rumors OF the undersigned having sold out,
or discontinued his old aud long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,
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JONI CALHOUN ,Comptroleur,


NHESSeS. $. LOCKE Il Ce., have removed Their
I'VE Snip CharGiery ur Rurd Ware Stock Of
goods FROM No - Old i.eree. No. front ievec
svtcre they offer for ~ e and extensive stock OF
good, by the late arrivals They ulsG continue
hher manntactors ct Copper and sheet Iron and I'm
OctlI
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"A Ni>-Les sous>gnes ay4nt eIe NOMINEES par L no.
norabie cour dn premier district iud ciaire pour
PEtat de la Louisiana, COmmissarss pour l'evaluaon
Ell ableau du domnge et ris encourir pour Power
rod, ent,e aagasins Ct Ichaptuulas ont erlnine eur
bieaE don't une vraie cope, l. plan est depnse
an bureau du grettier dc lade cour pour mspecon
de t"ns ceuN que ceia pent concerner Avis public
est par lie present donne, que edit tabeau devaua-
ton ell d assesseman preseute laGe cuur pour
confirmation, samed lie 24e jour de Nnypmbre 83S: ct
nuEes personnes lnteressees dams edt tabeau deya-
luaon ct de taxes son REFUSES de fter eurs objections
sll IN existe lie avant le - de novembre proclaim,
Ia deeIe dat! etant dix jour apres la publication de
avis.
S. BLOSSMASt JOHN NJ BACH JAS. REES.
4, lnmissanes.
Mia
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u IAN ii ~ El,SlIli.
fTNIIE undersigned have formed cn-partnership un
d. der the firm of MCDONNELL. Y WATERMAN,
the Exchange Hotel ST. Charles ST.. from and at
ter the first day of November next.
Individually under obligations TO the citizens, strnn
gers and travellers generally, for the liberal patronage
received while conducting separate establishments
in tbs city, they beg leave TO announce their de.
trmn ton their united efforts please, while
catering for the tastes and G neral comfort of their
guests, and hope thereby continuance Of
public favor and patronage.
INO M1nONNELIA
"a C WATERMAN,
The Natchez Freetrader Louisville Journal; New
York Express; Philadelphia Herald and Sentine; Bos
ton Atlas will please publish the above three times, and
forward their accounts to this office
or;l1--jm
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PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE,

PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE,
No 49, Toulouse st,-By Mrs Hoffman,
YEyiIIS house is spacious and conveniently situated
l. for ofbusiness, near the Lcvee and the New
Exchange.
The table will be we'll supplied and attended to, and
liz charge moderate.
Boarders wishing TO have lodging, can be accommo-
dated at different prices with commodons furnished
rooms Boardcrs will have the satisfaction to meet
here persons spe akins the French English and Span
sh languages. aug2G3m
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STATE Or LOUISIANA,
DARISH COURT fer the Parish of the City of New
IL Orleans, Present the Honorable Charles Nau
rian, Judge. October 25h, 1888. No. Hob, VIM d.
Copper, his Creditors. The cessun of property by
the Petitioner is accepted by the Court for the benefit
ofhis Creditors: it is ordered that meeting of said
creditors be held before e. Barnett, Notary Public,
Tuesday, the 9Th Of November 1888 then and there
deliberate the affairs Of the lnsolvent. In the
time all proceedings against his person and prop.
erty stayed. 1t is further ordered that Jno. X.
Grynes Esq. be appointed to represent the absent
creditor III this case.
BY order OF the Court.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, 25th October, 1888.
A Nj GUYOL,
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iss. BaoKs sa,es, paper &c charged separately;
End. A month once begun, to be paid in full;
3rd. No deduction for absence nor for holidays:
4i. Payments to be made regularly every month";
School hours from 8 ID to o'clock, except Thurs
Hays. sep27
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Nuuvrlle Orleans 10 Oct 1888. (
COMMENCEMENT uue resolution du Conseil
~ date du % septenhre 1888 DIES oiffes cacheteeS
aeront recus ce bureau iusQua mnrd lie 27e jour de
novembre prochan, lruis cent mile pasrcs des
Bonds de cete nnnlcpabte payable dams trene ans,
et porIant IN &n'eret de six per CEN Fan, tlneret
payable pay semcstre dans Londres, New y urk gu
ia You've lie DriealIs CONNIE | sern cOnrenu.
Les bons dpvent ere pGur mile pias tres cEaVue
a flntcret est payable dams les Eats uns, ct pour
aeix cent cirquentc irrr5 sterling s'iS snnt payablcs
l. ndras. Les proposition doWent etrl adressees-
"+ Proposals for Bonds u
lOnct yOMN CALM0EN .Comrtrolenr,
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A CARD
NATHANIEL TOWNSEND having located him
l Y self in New Orleans for the purpose OF tfansactng
a General Agency and 'omnisslou business, would re-
specially solicit from the public share Of their pu-
tronage.
Having house in Texas he will attend 70 the trans
acting of any business that may be desired in that
country, and will guarantee prompt and nnrented at
tunon all business entrusted 10 his charge, aud
faithful application lin accordance with insructons) OF
all funds that may into his hands.
Office in New Exchange, on Gravier street, opposite
to Rev Mr. Clapp's church, and adjoining Gibson 5
reading room. sign of the rexian Consulate.
New Orleans November 25 1887.
References.
Messrs Hillyer, Bush N Co. I NJ, Vs..
Burr Wakeman. 4 ioiN'
Alvarez s6, Naiche Miss
X NJ Strmh r 81 Lo Is, Mo.
] hu T Or y. Louisville, Ky.
a. JON A Stee e, II Evansville, Ky. n.29 en-
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Les pensonnaires auront PagrGment d'y trouver
Ies personnes parant les langues trancase glase
ct espa gnule. 2}au
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JFII I EItNtN ~ 4 DINI
ESREPARATUKY To Jefferson Col ere anato 9th
j ers conducted by Is. Granet, J. l. ID.
Exchange Alley, between I onii aud blenville fh$
situation the most eligible THAT could be found
being entirely tree from the tthe streets and the
rattling OF drays and carriages.
The Jefferson Academy is divided into two depart
mens. The Junior elementary department for the
various branches Of common education in French and
in English The Senior department for Latin, Creek
Mathematics, Sc. Punctuallty, order am dscpl
strictly elyoined aud observed.
Teras. junior Department, per month; $40
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PENSION BOURGEOISE,
Rue 7ondouse n. 10, te,lu" par .Hde We. H.6mann
AtET etubssement est spacieux ct Sc trouve situe
~ pres d. la Levce ct de la Nouvelle Bourse, cest
dire au centre dps a1'lires.
La table bien fournie, proprcment tenue ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-16
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. 2. FREEMAN q CO.,

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No. 3, Magazine street,
III AVE constantly on hand large supply of Cloth
Il IL ing calculated for the country trade. Their
being large, merchants from the counr. can
be supplied at the shortest notice.