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ROBINSON, Office ! 10 Bienri!le street, con.
~ fines his practice to the treatment of Venereal
Disease IN all its different f,ru,s
Dr. johnson, from a residence of many years in Hos
pilas in Europe devoted TO the treatment Of Venerea
Diseases, and from his present extensive practice in
that particular branch Of the profession, guarantees
Safe speedy and etectual to such person.
uonbled with any Of the following diseases, viz.
GonOrrhoea. elects, Strictues, Chancres, Bubos,
Seminal Weakness Affections ofthe Bladder Kidneys,
Loins, Urethra, Frostrae Gland, Sweed ! esticles,
Eruptions the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains in the
Joints;
And the numerous symptoms which generally follow
this disease.
Recent cases cured in two or three days without the
of Mercury interruption from business, aera-
ton in the mode ofliving.
A medicine to prevent venereal Disease can be OBJ
tanned of DR.. Johnson. 1t is from the recipe of the
Baron Larry, celebrated French Surgeon and was
used by him during the several campaigns in which he
served as Surgeon General in the French Army
Sold by DIR. johnson, at his office. Those persons
having any affection Of Venerea Disease, and shout
taking sea voyages. removing to the country, would
do well by giving DIR. Johnson call, proper mcdi-
cncs tor their in the shortest time be pat up
| with written directions for their use.
p, Office open from in the morning until 10 o'clock al
\ night.
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TO MERCHANTS.

I'MERCHANTS can hare a BEAUTIFUL CIRcU-
LAR struck off at four hours NorIcE, by cnsns at the
Compiling Room Of True AMERICAN PRINTING
OFFICE, St. Charles Exchange, adjoining the READ.
ING Room at Corner Of Grayier street.
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THE STEAMER LIVERPOOL This fine vessel,
which has been purchased from Sir John Tobin,
Ivy the Transatlantic Steam Company. is now in
of outfit for the trade between this por, and
New York She is a superb vessel, and, like those
steamers which hive been most successful in their
voyages to distant lands, she 10 OF great length
Thlsis obvious enough from the quay, hut it is not
until person stands the deck, that he has
proper notion of the great distance from stem to
stern. Tie engines of the Liverpool are from the
manuactory of Messrs. Forester Il Co. In point
of .peed, it is expected she will evince qualities Of
the highest order. Such is the forward state of
her preparations that she is expected to be read ~
by the end of next week, to taxa an experimental
trip to Dubliv.
The iron ship, of which we have made frequent
mention, will. we understand, be launched on
Thursday next, from the building va I'd of M essrs.
Johnson g. Co. at the south dock
lros STEAM VEssELs.-Ws have been favored
with the following extract Of letter from naval
officer, who has made passage in the iron steam
ship Rainbow, to and from Antwerp, and in whose
opinions we place the greatest confidence, from
his having commanded largo steamers for ten or
twelve years.
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TIE TRUE AM ERICAN.
EDITED IN JOUx GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
M w OR T. H. a MS:
W L, NJ L, ,Ia Y AYn1y L, AZ DIED irnc
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER =. 1898.

Pav-Whe hundreds Of our Office holders Of
little use to the country large, althou IN service
able to the power that them by their poll
teal .ub,erv-ncy are p,id enormous sums, not
for til cir official duties much for their industry
and reckle.sn.ss at elections, the highest Offices
in the peoples gf, frequently i'll paid, or become
a positive burden to their pns.cvsors. Sub.trea.
surers throughout the states have no, ony large
incomes allowed to them, bat have tho pow er
and use i, ton--of helping themselves to any
quantity Of the public funds. Who then can won
der at the open mou'hed advocacy of the sub.
| treasury scheme by all the disintrrescd holders,
or c1psctan's of Office. The daily exposures Of
fraud aud pecu'ation, produce not the slightrst
effcc, on these shameless, nphnldors Of abuses. To
such as these all that which is in1uious in Others,
is viruous and patriotic in those they support
When the general expenditure under President
| Adams amounted to hut trerr millions, nothing
else could be heard for the loud outcries Of the
loco fncos Of that dry against the extravaganza,
and destructive pr,dgalty OF the government,
! But now that their own darling Idol sits in the
executive oh ,i, tho the expenditure rxrre Is Thirty
millions annually, not a word is said about IN
necessary expense, or c"rrnpting outlaws. The
hope OF sharing IN the spols, agr"raoiy I" the
n~owed principles of the present administrator
shut. up their months, and ears:-
n fcllow feeling makes us poni'ous kind.
Collectors, postmasters, aud contractors, pinched
by poverty bur yesterday, revel in we'lth and
luxury to-day; for though useless in their Offices
thev po'cn, in elections, and take the vlc,or's
share: while many Of the governors of our states
are mos, made uacly remunerated for their all
important funrti"ns.
The salary Of the Governor Of Louisiana, is
1880; Governors of New York and Pennsylvania.
1000; of Massachusetts. 1906: S'uh Carolina,
500; of Virginia, 1898; Of Georgia, 1000; OF
M.rvl,nd, 1906; of Miss ssnpi ami Kentucky,
$500 each OF N-w Jersey, North Carolina, Ala
hama and Tennessee, 5000 each; Maine and Mis-
sour, 800 each; Delaware, l,?33; Ohio, 300
Connecticut and New Hampshire. LOO each
Indiana and illinois, 1000 each; Vermont $50;
Rhode Island, 400
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


November 6.
ELEARaNCES
Sloop Harriet, Hints, for Texas. RAoy.
Schr Hope and susan, C Foiger Havana, to Ssrin
Sthr Maria. G f PRESCOTT, Charcston,o II Ashbridse.
Scir. Mary Ianc, A taro,
Scir, Betsey, Caro-, Pensacola, to Msster.
ARRIVALS.
Tovhnat Tigcr, Iinnsl w Pass having towed to
ships Rrnzi aud Caroline Left the 5th, at
Broug ship triiss, bark Zampt, brig 5omsrse and
echr Ushin Nothing in the ong, nothing IN the
river.
Bark Zinpa. As days from Nantz wine
and mdzc.
ship Arastns Snow II days FROM New York, to George
Bsdforj-carco, as,'d mdze.
Brig Somerset from Tampa Bav. with troops.
Schr Urchn, ARMOUR. u DAYS from Savannah
Brig Sisters, Coverdale IL days from Philadelphia, to c.
Eyrne.
Towhoat Grampms. from the passcs Towel to sea shp
Louis lille aud to Bar /. J,ne, s-hrs Cora and Water
Brought up .hirs Woodbury. and Sorman. NJ T. Pass
9Th inst nothing iu sight tho oins. D,fish brig
Caroline At anchor in the Pass.
ship Norman, Wood. IA day. from Boston. cf'sc a'sd
uidz master
Ship Woodbury. Thomp,on, II days from New Ybts cargo
ass'd mdz to J II reeli
Brig Sisters, Phla lepha; ass'd mlz. Camel up ande'
casvaHs.
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or II any new mon-d institutions are TO be
chartered nj the next session, we would recon.
mend to our legislators the notion of a" Mosfu.
toe Bank it would be sure of popularity, for mvs-
qu''qes snn pres, TIER t1l, into hs circl1foa
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LONDON, Sept. Goth, 1885,
eve arrivedalongsde Brunswick Black all, at
10 minutes past five this morning, making the
prssaga, upwards Of two hundred miles, (incu-
ping stoppages,) in i6 hours and so minutes |
don't know finer vessel; she is perfectly easy,
and has the least tremulous motion Of any steam
er ever WAS I'M and it is curious fact, that, both
in going and returning, there was not one case of
sea-sickness on board although there was sufficient
motion to have caused il in any other vessel, but
there was not the slightest smell of bilge or
the engines.
"With respect to the local attraction Of tho iron
on the compass, have no hesitation in saying,
Professor AIRY has perfectly mastered it, and that
| should have no objections to take ship of any
dimensions, built in the same way, to any part Of
the world.
The favorable results above detailed, az to the
speed and other qualities of the Rainbow, her pow.
er IN proportion to tonnage being very small,
are highly creditable to Liverpool builders and
engineers, and quite decisive as TO tho supsrori-
~ ofron vessels, for all purposes, but more espe-
emily for long voyages, when speed, small con
sumption OF fuel, and greatly diminished, il not
entire removal from all risk of fire, are of such vi
tai importance. By the London papers of Thurs
day last, we see that the Rainbow has again arri.
we'd at Antwerp, after a remarkably quick par
sage.
The Act for the ahoishing Imprisonment, fer
debt, except in certain cases, comes into operato
10 dsv, the LIST October.
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EXCHANGE READING ROOM.

TUNIIF. proprietor has rc-6cd his Reading Room, in
IL the St. Charles Exchange Corner OF Gravier
BESIDES all tie urine pal papers of the Unod States,
Of every city and stute the Canadas Texas md Mexi-
and Ha, anna, the room is regularly and extensive
ly supplied with the latest European papers, i.oyd's
Lists, and Prica's Price Current Also with nearly
all the Literary Periodicals of the day. and has the
publications Of the London, Edinburg, Westminster
Metropolitan Reviews and Bluckwoods Magazine. The
North American Review the Southern Literary knick-
booker, The American Journal af Sciences and Arts,
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, Gentlemen's
Mexico Chirurgical Review, and variety Sf others.
All these works regularly subscribed for and rece
we'd. The room is also supplied with a la"se ya,iety
ofmnps and aliases, Niles Register, evys Price Cur
rent from its commencement, Gazotccrs and variety
of works of reference.
The most active Il intelligent news collectors are EN-
poved, give the earliest arrivals, and pains
pense will be spared to render this Reading Room the
first the United States
Subscriptions are respectfully received.
OctI1-tf
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For Manchester, Vicksbury, GRIND Gny, Rodney,
Matches md all mt,fned,otc Landings.
Positively sn Tlursday 9Th inst Mt 4o'clock, r NJ.
aJI-kNABAMA, Jas. n. Grice ma ter, r viii iii
-zEsSs.ss.s..ss s2 leave on Thursdav at Z. NJ.
For freight passage apply on board. orto
GLOVER & BRENNAN.
now 38 Camp st
N BAH charg paid on goods shipped by this
boat,
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oFFICEN ORLEANS Il NASHVILLE II Co:
u Change ofhours IF starting IN
LIVERY DAY, SUNDAYS excepted) train of Pas-
Ia sage Cars will depart from the depot, tina foot
ofCanal street, for Bath and the Great Prairie.
p: sPsi k !, PM
Departure. Rc'urn:
GAM GPM
apM JPN, ,1N
JAMES II CALDWELL, Prcsd't
J-Passengers are requested not to fire Mt the game
frs,n the Cars. nos5-tf
GOAp-IIn boxes imitation No. L. soap, brand of
- George Robbins, landing from ship Charles
ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
nov5 1874 Magazine tt
g MEETINGS & DRlI.LINliS-i0b les Al brown
- ShecngS, and 10 ba,es fine II ,mpshire Drill
lings, landing from ship Dalma,'a, for sale BY
nov5 I3i Magazine st
IiNTSH Il BARRELS--30l boxes Codfsh-5OO emp
ship Dalmaa, or to ~ LEVI ii GALE,
FUNNY B3Gs-75 bales bushol bags in store
DORSEY,
nov5 A New Levee
MOULD CANDIES-lOO boxes Boston Mould
NA Candies, Jack-ons brand landing from
JOSEPH coCKAyNE,
nov5 % Gra,ier al
DIED BEANS-50 sacks in store and for sale by
I@ Il DORSEY,
nov5 Al New Levee
g UGAR-IOO hhds for sale on plantations near the
HERMoGENE, BROWN 500
nov5 9 Cont st
- TOVES--6i Stoves landing from ship Huntsville,
of which OF entirely new pa terns-a!so
30 DR.. POOLS patent coal stoves; 70 cOnical cooking
'1 = S LOCKE s. co,
Front l.erce
NJ B-Stove Pipe made, and put up in any par, OF the
siy at short notice. oct3l
WUSr received per ship Louisville from New York,
Nautical Almanacs for 1870. Bunt's Coast Pilot la.
test edition. Exchange Tables. Tables of advance
and Discount. Advance Tables. Also, Tariffs for
49, - DAVID FELT 4 co,
New York aud Stationer's Hail,
move II Charities $.
1EAY-i25 bales Northern Hay just received per
LII ship Falmouth and for sale si!is, by
CHRISTIE s. SlNNoT,
nov6 81 Common
SELECT and fresh supply Of Dry ColOrs If ev
N cry description, for Scene painting; Oil nnd Wa
ter colors; brushes and artists tools, al extensive
stock Of superior
VARNISHES.
from the mandatory of + b Smith 4 CO.. comprising
in Nos. & furniture; Nos. ~ 2coaeh tuu.h, ind
/ a. ordinary domestic Black Japan, Brown do.
Also, 2e0 Kegs Crome green in % D- each, ground in
OIL and 100 cainsiers superior French green, also m
oil. IL be Irels Spirits of Turpei the aud Boiled Dill
Artists Colors, &c, iReeves Is Son, l.0hdoh,l and
40 boxes French Lake. for sale at the amt Store Of
the subscriber. hiO fHEtIl,
sss22 ~ Iuuir Il
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0MMERcIAl.)
EXPORTS

EXPORTS.
HOUSTON Tcxas-Per sloop Harriet. casks and hox ~
hardware, case hats. 80 sacks oats, 10 hbls
mol4sses, "A box.s sugars, 80 hogs coifsh, 5
30bb's potatoes, lot bedding and mill
HAVANA. s'hr Hone and SUSAN 4sU half barrels aud
terces refined whale oil.
CHARLESTON. Per schr Maria TO bxe cordais; len hor
es loaf sugar. 4, tierccs and 81 bbs clarified
loaf sugar and boxes merchandise.
PENSACOLA. Per Schr Mary Je 3i bag. 70 cask,
wins 20 boxes candr.. box tobacco and 9
boxes Spaiist, Cigars.
...........Per schr Betsy, 50 sacks corn
IMPORTS.
SAyANNA-Per sshr rice. 81 b,
6 cases cotton rls, ca.cs md ! Iun< mdze.
NANTz. Per brig Tampa. Wine, preserve, and fruits
coSsIGNEEs.
Nsntz For barqno Zampn Gnlsnoss. meyer; onGn.er'
Albert, poloc & DuOur, Gueirn & Pouvclan, ID Cav
Phlsdephin Per brig Sisters lge CO, in White
Dick & co, Armour, Lake Miller Taylor, D,zry co. C
0 eo psse"p" varien a 60 Field
w Oliver I.abad'e JAG ueine, g Ponl1n Wood Sim
es"It Loas e
Boston, per ship Norman Richards, Waterman Wood
slocom, Rchard. co. w II sumner, Thwine, Green &C
Colt CO. May Giles b. bcock 60 ti""Annn I.orng
well. e Girard; IA Mcrcu II Hyde Fiynt CArn &
Wntney; W.gner X Hollis. G,ye. Hendsts ',
co. X Sheppard, roys ro"k, Joseph Drown, Warren
co. Goo man & levey, Monse Warren .eele CO. N-s.on
sam Slater. King LENDER Isar B-igo, Ncrcj. c Capp
order: nd suudry persons on board.
New York. Per ship Woodbury. .carga ass' mdz to
Gill, ii Field co. A Grant ncebr, II Deverou1.
Mny" Loftcn, Stephens Mills Rande co. Bnril
i la e. Co.
Z PASSENGERS.
New York-Per ship Aras,us. Mr. Perkins and lady, NJ
Richards Mr. storm Mr. sherman, Mr. Meyhury, Mr. Fond,
Mr. Reimnn, and l75 Storage
New York Per ship Norman. WIN vcrnard. King rodcr
washburn Cole Rogers, Whmarsh, Pond Plat and Lady
and % secraCe.
Philadelphia Per brig Sister. Mr. and Mrs Johnson
family Mr. and Mrs Moody Mr. aud Mrs 8urd mud family,
Bennett siessrs Porter Adams Collins Nickson, Wing Hoop
per, McAtery, Mrs Scott.
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Infnilure ofany yer. interesting general intelligence
extract valuable details Of the Cotton Market
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For ROSTON.


FL The fine haruue HENRY, Dean, MASTER
,iASsM " ready receive cargo, md will have
..AlE- despatch; for freight or passage apply on
board or to
STETSON & AVERY,
now So tiravier At
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FASHIONABLE PARIS MILLINERY.
FUNHE subscriber has the honor of informing the la
L dies, that he has received per ships Lafayette
and Marengo supply of fall and winter Millinery, of
the latest and richest materials in Paris which Mrs.
Seaman expects have opened and ready for exam
ination on Monday and Tuesday next.
ID SCANLAN,
nova 25 Chartrsa 1T
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NICHOLAS NTCKLEBY, No. 5, 4

NICHOLAS NICKLEBY, No. 5, Sc
FVNE Life and Adventures of Nckleby, containing O.
Il faithful account of ,he fortunes, m.4fertuncs up-
risings, downha'Img, and complete OF the Nicke-
by Family. Edited by Boz, with illustrations by
Phiz.
The American Almanac and rep,zi,or, of useful
know ledge, for tho year 1899.
Arcnra of Science md Art-Or Annual Register Of
useful Inventions and Improvements, discoveries nnI
incts in Mechanics, Chcmstr, Natural History and
Socinl Economy, with encrarings, edit 1888.
Revision Gor,cr, or the days OF King John, IN histor
ical Romance, by Thomas Miller, n,hor % A Day irs
the Woods, Beauties OF the Country in vols.
l"newprd I""n or the Chase, tai, Of the Sea,
Robert Best Ede's Hrw cheap and complete series Of
Labels, for fitting up Chemists shops, Surgcrics Dis
pcn.nres, Nc. and adapted to the Phnrrasopmi. I" T
London. Edinburgh, Dublin Sc jn; received enator'
sale by WIN. M'kEAN,
occ1 ror ofCamp md Common At
4 AU.-3On0 gallons " inter pressed Spcrmnce oil
" 1000 Fall strained I"
1000 " Refined Whale Oil
50 barrels Tanners Oil;
sT0 boxes Geo. Hobbns No. !, Extra Sonp,
l?5 az 4 II w Wmhcst MI do
900 "Spcrm tnndIcs
wHrrRIDGE Is co,
oct29 ~ Magazine 50
w INDOW GI.ASS-Ioo hoxcs 10 by IL Win,lov
w Glass; 50 hoNe. by 10 do: for sale Ivy
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
Wholesale Druggists
oct2o cor Common n Tchnpi'oulos IS
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,
"Ill.b be given To any person that will irtoTn
w where my slave JENNY is empl,,ed She is
about five feet isrsr inches hi Oh, marked with The small
pOx, and when she speaks she very much
She is employ ed some where in ianbourg ST. Mary.
JAMES LAMBERT.
oct27-3t-eod
HAS re BLACKINti-i0 brrels VIM Dunap7s
/ Paste B!sckins, landing from ship RNnzr 70,
sale by ISAAC BRIDGE Il co,
ott2i iHj Magazine st
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The Cotton market Las to-day been extremely dull Sales
1900 bales Prices barely and net in every instance sus
tained -,
Same in ,sa7 $50 1890
Stock in Liverpool Dec. 81 1887. Ia osoU
Same time 1886, Suso o"o
Forw arded unsold this year, ..' aoo
Same in 1897, afr'"
Increase of import this year compared with 1000,
the same date last year, $4,000
Increase of Stock, 2lfioo
Increase ofquanv taken fur consumption, lV2uou
Decrease OF quantity taken for export, 1880
COMPUTED STOCKS.
gcptemter % ,Y,a 4s24OO
Same PERIOD 1884, Hiioo
Comparative view Imports exports for Cotton into
aud from the whole Kingdom from the list OF January 10
the s2d inst aud tho imports and exports for the sano
period iast year.
Into the Kingdom this year:
American, bags ie6I,5ss
South American 105.396
West Indies Dem ,yarn a., 4595
East Indies 1908
Eyypt,Ac 27250
Total of all descriptions, i.977s1a
Same period last year,
American. bags 154 96a
South American, $3.50
West Indies. Demarara Re. 1857
East Indies, l24,4M
Egypt,&c. 359i5
-iOi,fc.4s
Increase of imports. as compared
with tho samo period, 1897, bags 2e3,62e
Exports in 1885,
American, 377o7
Brazil, S.66l
East Indies, 34.347
| Total in 1898 1870
| Same period in 1881 io3.597
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MOULD CANDI ES-lOO boxcs Boston Mould
lVA Candles, Jackson's brand landing from
ship Dasiatia, and Tor sale by
JOSEPH COCKAYNE,
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4 NUNNY BAGS-75 bales bushol bags in store
w and for saleby
G DORSEY,
nuy5 A Nav .pyee
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TEN DOLLARS REV AhL

TEN DOLLARS REV AID.
DUN away on the morning the 3Oth October the
Ia slave CATHARINE, a grffe, aged about thirty
years. speaks French and English; is well known, and
will try pass herself as free. The above reward will
be paid for her delivery to the Subscribers.
DOYLE II MAY,
Carondeet st
Captains of vessels, steam boats and others,
TONED against taking away harborius the above
mrd Slave, under the penalty oil the law.
UC3l-I833
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jill. PILE, Voyer.
Nouvelle Orleans lie 90 DC tobre, 1888
GICILY MADEIRA WINE-I hams l.. p; CoIli:
- and Zizza brand, in pipes, half pipes. quarter
casks, and octavcs landing from ship Delhi for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE d co,
oct99 1874 Magazine ST
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DIED BEANS-5O sucks in store and for sale by
HI Il DORSEY,
nOv5 A New Leyee
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INTSH Il BARREIS-30l boz os Codiish-5OO emp
H. " Barrels, in prime order. Apply board
ship Dalmaa, or to LEVI II GALE,
,nAI,,,. ct
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THE TOKEN FOR 1889 &c.
TNNEE Token and Atlantic Souvenir n Christmas
Il and New Years present for l33y--Edi,ed by s..
G. Goodrich.
History of the Reign Of Ferdinand and Isabella tho
Catholic by William II. Prescott, in vols 2nd edition
Just received and for sale by
WM. M'KEAN,
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g UGAR-IOO hhds for sale plantation, near the
~ the city, By
HERMoGENE, BROWN Il Co,
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msch quicker than any other creatures we know
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Dress 4 Masquerade EsaIR,
w WASHINGTON BALL ROOM

HHTV .
FVNHE Manager Of the above named Ball Room, CRATE
fu to his friends and the public for the unparal
lelled patronage bestowed him tor several seasons
respectfully informs them that the establishments has
been enlarged for the amusement of visitors, and
dergone immense repairs. The bar will be surpassed
by in quality Of liquors and the Res,aura, i'll bo
kept by the abest Restuurarur in the United States
The room will reopen Saturday evening, 3rd Of
November next bya
GRAND DRESS & MASQUERADE BALL,
and will take place usual every Monday, Welnes-
day and Saturday evening, during the season, which
will and on the LIST of May, 1889.
N. b. The greatest attention will be paid to keep
ing perfect order throughout the establishment,
done last
.ctDi
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n UST received few Dozen of Silliman's patent
~ counting house Ink Stands, with two bottles, one
for black aud one for red ink, for sale by
DAVID FELT & Co,
New York Stationcr's Hall,
oct0O 81 Chnrtres ST
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ENLOUR-7O0 hbls Pcase brand. in store and
II for sale by G DORSEY,
A

DIAPER, INK, Sr..-The subscribers are now re-
IL ceving full supply of all the various qualities
of paper, ink, quiIls steel pens, waters, sealing wax,
playing and blank cards, blank books of every size and
style, steam boat books, writing parchment, bronze
nksands. sand boxes, red tpe, wire files lead weights,
India rubber, pounce, SC. &c. For sale by
DAVID FELT s. co,
New York Stationers Hall,
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- ALT-i85 bags Liverpool Salt Worthngton brand
- landing from ship Delhi, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE & co,
oct29 ia Magazine IT
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BUREAU DU VOYER DE LA sECONDE MU-
NICIPALITE.

A Wis par le present donnc QUEEN cOnlOrmitt
N dun resolution du Conseil de la Seconde Mum
pac passee dams seance du l6 de nlois, ie
c.vrai mon bureau jusqu'au de Noyemlrc proclaim
DIES oes pour fouar deliver toucs les briqes que,
la Municiralite pourra avoir besoin pendant I'm au
partir de la date du cona Les dites briques devront
erre du lac de la mcillere qualitt devrets
par quan'tt ct aux places qu seront de tens autres
designcs par lie yoycr'
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. TOVES--6l Stoves landing from ship Huntsville,
some of which are of entirely new pa terns-a!so
80 Dr. POOLS patent coal stoves; % cOncal cooking
in mud E,rs Inv
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IMPORTS,

SAyANNAPer sshr Urcin 100 rice 81 bl. dome cp,
rls, . cases md tun< mdze.
EANTZ. Per brig Tampa Wine preserves and fruits
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nDVo NIHVHHITF
g MEETINGS Il DRlI.LINtiS-i0b les Al brown
- Sheetimgs, and 10 bates fine II ,mpshire Drill
lings landing from ship Dalmaa, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE n co,
1874 MauuZine y
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&oAP.lOoo boxes No. 4 > Soap, of Nleacham
~ and Valentine brasds. 100 boxes Judds patent
white and colured Sperm Candles superior article.
Fall and Winter bent he'd Sperm Oil, pure art icle.
Six barrels country Castor Oil in store, Tor nle by
Il BLANCHARD,
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