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Camp So. Theatre.

sFsHlS Theatre opened for the season on
Sunday Erenins, the 2lst ofOcober, under the
management of
G.H.BA RRETT.
During the recess, the interior has been newly and
elegantly decorated, the boxes arranged in the most
convenient and comfortable manner for the accomnoda
ton OF families, and the parquete furnished in the
most splendid style Thu decorations are after the de-
sign and execution of
]. COWELL.
new drop curtain has been painted by the Italian
artists, Ceresa and Pnoli.
The company will consist ofthe following ladies and
geniemeni-Nlrs: u. Barrett Greene Anderson, Wor-
rell Hull and Price. Misses Mcintyre, Lewis, Wallis
and Wray.- Messrs. G. Barrett, Fredercks Johnson,
Davis Huntley,J Seton, II. Keppel, Kirkland, Marks,
Austin, Eastman and Lewis
The Orchestra W ill he full and Efficient eader, Mr.
Iackson-Frst Violin, Mr.. Jolly 2nd Volins, Messrs.
Espenheim and Joike; Tenor, Mr. Solomon ConYe.
Basso, Mr.. Gardinghi; Violnceo Mr.. Burce; Clarion
etts, Messrs. Duran and Matz; Horns, Messrs. Rems
| and AMIGO; Trumpet, Mr.. Scfmelger Trombone, Mr..
Mr.. Sewell, Seere Painer-Alr Huntey, Prompter
MIR. Warden, MeclIanist.
The Manager fully of the necessity of strict
der and decOrum in well regulated theatre nd being
resolved to render this establishment every way worthy
of the patronage and support of enlightened pubic,
has received the assistance of al efficient police, which
will be under the direction of MIR GOTHAM.
The Saloon has been newly fitted up and enbesh-
ed, SO to make it agreeable resort for visitors.
During the season, in addition to the various novel
ties that will be regularly produced,
MANY ARTISTS
Of acknowledged talent aud reputation will successive
y appear.
G. H. BARRETT,
Lessee s. Manager.
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COMMUNICATED
Mr.. Editor.


notice this morning that the fault finding Pic
has dshed up another n.orctnn and served il ur to
his rcaders,ln an article headed 'Erraa Speak nn
Of the "Cfmader" he taxes you to task Tor call
ing the vessel 'Crusdder' (Which l know is the
only error in the articIe) But he says that he saw
the captain of the Crusader! My eyes, NJ. Editor
he can see long ways for the captain Of the
Crusader was lost, and the person The Pic saw,
was Capt. Mitchell, passenger on her whom lost
and not her captain. This | know to be strictly
correct; for Captain Mitchell is old aud ini.
male TREND OF mine, and when he was in the sity
was IN UGH with and have heard him relate the
account OF the loss Of the above vessel several
tlmes, SO cannot be nistakc en- Capt. VI. was Capt
OF the Mylnm (Ben Mylam | think) which vessc
being sold Mt pelasco,-he had taken passage or
the Crusader for Matagorda. So you see, Sir
that the Pic can'stell straight tale no hon
Yours, LOUISVILLE
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THE TRUE AM ERICAN.
EDITED BY JOsaN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD,
NE w OR LEANS:
FRIDAY, OCTOBER &c, 1898.

1he .ha'l', snes more All complaints regard
ing the non-arriva of the NJ aif,, we trust are now
about to cense, as ample arrangements have been
made oy Mr.. whitman to secure both regularity
and speed. The prime evil has been remeded ::
the Objectionable hours hive been changed Az
ter much labour, and pains, the department has
been prevailed upon so to regulate the Mails be
yond Mobile, that they will leave tn at CITY hence
forth every day at noon. This will enable the
ooa's to pass round Dauphin Island in tho dav
time, which of itself ID almos, tnn,amount to in.
sarlng punctnaty: but we have greater security
still. The old boats have been removed and
their places we'll supplied; and as he eeessi,v far
landing the Mails alternate niyhts at Pasc,.
so"'a Is removed, freight, passengers and all, will
now be sure of having daily conveyance to Mo.
bile direct. The Giraffe took out tho Mail on
Wednesday;the Isabella brought, it Yesterday: the
Wallace will do so to-day: the Caroline to-morrow
and the Swan will follow. But we have 60, nm.
other source of safety. Mr.. Grant, who has been
buslly employed all summer in clearing on, a
channel through Pass Heron, informs US that he
Is even now prepared 10 let boats pass through, in
case OF very stormy weather, SO tina, all the dan.
gers OF the outer passage are removed, The new
channel, distinctly marked by stakes. or nile.
which cunnot be mistaken, will be opened in all
January.
Mr.. Gr'n' has been interchangeable in the pur-
s"i' OF his p'asewnrhy nn dertaking. Although
the channel is not yet complete, in stormy wealth.
er MIR. Grant has consented to remove his D,edyer
and let the boats pass through; the two bars
which have 80 long obstructed Pass Heron no lon.
ger shut 1t up On the wors, Of them, whore Ia,e,v
there was found but IA inches water ,h.re now
is inil seven feet, and on tho other nearly sjr
ih's viii enable any boat to pass whose drauubt
OF water will enable her to navig tie the Lake.
1t 10 not tho old Pass that Mr.. Gr,nt has cloar.d
II IS an entirely new channel, and ono not likely
TO be again filled up.
These ar. angetnen.s we doub, not will en,h.
hf' h''man TO insure us hcncetor,h daily Mail,
which viii DO duo here at | O'Clock P, NJ hn,
winch he hopes to deliver much in advance Of III,
hour. There ls no alteration in the MALI, d.n,r
turc hence.
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BODY found. Yesterday the body OF a man was
washed up by tho Lake close upon the NashyIl.
ha'i koad, near to Bayou Algonquin. He had
on when found a drab overco.t, blue j,cket. and
good 'rowsers. Tho body was buried on the
Lake shore, and the belief is, that the deceased
was south of ireland man who passed, amono
'hose employed on the road, by the common name
Of "Capta'n," from his having skiffin which he
eus'omafl'y carried provisions to the shan,ies on
mo snore' on Saturday week he took barrel of
"hiskey, some corn meal, and other articles from
the frar'e Cottnge, intended for Wogan's shantv.
come three mills beyond Doylc's where he dined
Then h"ls,'d his sail and departed; was observed
within three quarters Of mile Of his destination.
but nothing further was seen of the man. the bo,,
or The provisions II was c"njecured tina, hs
tel! asleep, was capsized, and drowned.
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may be made, even in The use Of hex gon blocks,
such as covering them with coating of asphul.
tum, or adopting any other means of preservation !;
we are welded TO no particular theory, but seek
practical truth. With this feeling we willingly
give publicity 10 any reasonable article which
may be sent by the advocates Of any plan, like.
ly to be publicly beneficial Of any possible mode
OF payemen',-,he Internal round stones always
excepted.
To the Editor Of the True American.
Two plans OF wood paving have been proposed
and tested in New Orleans, < both hav. BE- ell found
inexpedent, consequently wosd paving appears
to have been laid aside without any of our expe.
rlenced Alderman having made any improvement
on II. The following plan which is on the sam Q
principle of the Lafayette punnel road, but 10 be
| executed with more durnbe materials if tried
would no doubt prove satisfactory; at all events he
expense would not be greater than the other wood
pavings.
The manner Of executing this IN ethod would be
to cut the cross pieces Of such lengths would
, allow ono foot or more for curb stone gutter.
The diameter of each piece Of timber should be
sufficient to allow it to I've hewn, as to give it the
| usual arch OF ordinary payings-several advanta-
ges would be derived from this ehod, viz First,
the solidity, therefore the durability end, the
decay OF the timbers a, their ex,remites, where
the water must necessarily lodge, would be pre-
vented. 3rd., the stencil arising from putfld wa
| ter would be avoided in a great degree.
Ii is very clear also that the pores of the wood,
not being exposed as in Carondelet street, the wa
ter would run off without penetrating into the
heart of the wood, aud therefor prevent the posi-
olllty OF speedy decay.
This Is not all that be said in support Of a
method already tried in a cheap and rough man.
ner on tho public road, and canal, with fiat
boat gnnnels; but leave il to persons of more eH'
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. The Steam ship "Cuba," Capt. Carson, arrived
at the wharf yesterday morning, having lief, New
orS in the alteroon of tho 18Th. She brouol,
out 90 passengers, and made her voyage safely,
and agreoably, until ubout midn gh, on W edncs.
day, when III coming up the river she touched on
McCnll'' flats, and whllc backing off broke ber
rudder This required her to anchor ua,i d,v
light, and she reached tho wharf abou, o j, III :.
morning. Her ton days'rip seems to have pleased
every one on board, who are warm in their com
mendaons OF both ship, and Captain.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-26

The case Of Tom Hughes. The Grand Jurors
have presented true bills against Barney Cotse,
Isaac T. Hopper, David Ruggles, James s. Glib
bons, Thomas Hughes and Henry Clarke, for
the abduction of Mt Darg's slave, AMI abetting
him in committing the robbery upon his master.
Clarke has absconded, and has not yet been
caught; and Mr.. Gibbons and Isaac r. Hopper
were arrested and held to bail in $1,000 each, The
other parties being under bonds Of $4,000 each.
(our 4 Eu1
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Markets..
MONEY MARKET-cITy NEWS

a., WEDNESDAY. PM.
Although money is abundant in Wall street and to be had
freely on good security yet owing the political fe,nr
stocks have declined Any prospect prevalence Loco
Foeolsm Appeals instantly oHiect capitalists The II state.
Bank still continues draw freely London at 100. ner RI
The amount sold within few days be very large
We have heen considerable pains Ike IN the follow
Ing table. That of which relates the hole ron
taken from the New York Price Current Of
we have question We have ascertaned the ayerare pa
for the last fourteen and then made up
We have calculated the weight of bne four undred
pounds Tho whole estimate is made up probably with "a
much precision as is possible. .as follows:
Growth of Cotton fourteen Years with tho n,;.. -
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Pernont We have the official returns of III.
recent elections in Vernon. by which il appears
that Governor Jennson, (whig) had SOY majority
out OF 43,9oo votes. Last year he had 1922 GU, Of
3s,s 98' being an increase of e85 in his M aioriy
The wings hlso carried their Lieut.. Goye,nor n
N Camp, and Treasurer Henry r. Jones, by ,in;-
lar mnj"r,es. Ye, with all this III. Gtobe cl,;,.
a pro0a0'e gam In Congress for its party. Likely,
likely.
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R"sdtn Papsments. Although our personal pre-.
affections are in favor Of paving with hsxagonal
wooden blocks, our object is to elicit truth: mol,
to 'oree tho adoption OF our own partialiies, but
10 procure for our city the best possible pave
m'n's. We arc aware that many improvement.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-26

Ohio Vhigs. The wings Of the 7Ih C,n,,..
s'ona' District have done themselves honor by ,ri
umphAnt'y rejoicing their unfinching champion.
and the exposer Of Executive abuses, MIR. Rom
There Is balm in Gilead
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-26

MI. M r. Johnson, the popular Cumr,lian o
Boston, arrived yesterday in the Cuba. "Like ,r
old soldier as he is no joins tho Camp inm.d,-
ntely,'
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1efds. The new Minister from Texas. Or. A.
JONES' has formally announced TO the governnen,
the withdrawal the proposition for the annexa.
ton Of Texas to tho United States.
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dfThe petty Pcayuns is in its glory once again
the ensiabe glory of finding gu, turned letter,
or dropt sPacet Wanting wit to be an editor
he turns proof reader, and in this hos right: bows
incapable of planting should be set to pluck up
weeds What "ther journals would dcspise, the
ficnyahe delights in, mengrsIs feed on garbage
and he employs him self in seeking error. in an.
others sheet. instead of furnishing good sense 10
I'LL his owa. Such occups,isa ia, perhaps. mo,t
BIT for enc who is at best but
"a picker up Of usconadcred traes.,
His puny power stands out in bold relief .sains,
his fuisome vanity, which premps him to BELIEVE
his silly structures hurtfu frogs spit out their
froth ns thosgh it were the venom Of the toad
Since the lath when he showed his white feather.
we have forborae ali contest, nor noticed any
thing thathe has said OF Us: but a correspondent
has, and his remarks ws give below. The over.
smart Picaynne thought, with delight, tina, he
had lii upon mars's nest, but it proved q hor-
NETS, and 1t has stung his fingers. When boys
use too long whips they very apt to lash .hem-
selves, and lie, their foe pass by.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-26

Afe BANK OF Ne" 1ork has declared a semi
annual dividend of five per cent, payable on ia,
November.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-26

The cite of the late Bowery Theatre is in the
market for sale to build on. The Theatre will
not go up again, as Mr.. Hambn can get no Insu-
rance on any one that he NAV own
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CHALLENGE BLACKINGt

AS. s. MASON, of philadg lpha, bags rc.pcc fully
~ TO apprlse the merchants and public generally Of
we" orleans and Louisiana, that he has appointed
Nlessrs Reese y D'laEe the sole agents for the sale
of his unequucd and nimitabIc
CliAiLf.A6E BOOT AND SHOE BLACKING
IN TINS section OF country; article which stands prs.
mincnt lors beautiful luStre, and uniformity of anal
ny Inc manufacturer warrants the Challenge Black.
ing to retain its virtues in climate and preserve
The leather to which tits applied He offers $l0O pro.
mum TO any person who will produce its superior
Csrca'es can be seen at the of Messrs. Reese
md ID lange, from merchants of tho highest respect
biy, bearing tie tmony TO its beauty and superiority
over every other Eackng in the United States. Al
orders Tor this article in N. Orleans, par sfth;s
section OF The Union, must be forwarded to the Sole
Agents as above, Who will pay particular attention to
the same, and fill them al the manufacturers price.
JAS s. Mason
Phiadt lphia, sept TO- 1885, IS Calowhl At
REESE g. D'LANGE,
Comb aud Fancy Store 10 Camp street,
sep22 ~
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NV Orleans, October 10, 1898.

FALL & WINTER CLIO HING.
r FREEMAN Il CO., No, 3, Magazine street,
- - are receiving their supplies of Fall and Winter
Clothing, and will continue to receive shipments reg
larly 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.
sen20
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-26

Inc u"n. Henry Clay was a; Cincinnati on IN.
18th inst. attending he srsa, Ca,,le show
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rs'HE land of the West-from the songs of Ror,
o'More: The Fairy's Reproach from the Pill.
gris Of the Rhine: Song of Birt of Paradise: Twas
my fault for loving so. The Sylvan shade The ",
Leaf FAREWELL ever fondest prayer: The dee D. deeI
sea: Sing away by day and by night. Chimes of nh,
vesper hell. On the broad waves of Ocean: o thou
breeze Of spng; The sun has He passes her in sor
COW; FLOW gently sweet Atom Queen hlary's escape
Come while the M onlight The Swiss shepherds: Girl
OF the laughing eye awake The Elf king: NV DO,
Fanny: he lords of creation men we CALI NV henri
is all alone: Gentle lady. sweetly sleep: Feast of the
Roses: 'Twe'e vain 10 tell thee all | feel: Home !
Solo, Chorus and DDxology, wit!, organ accountant
nent, by Oh, Hotamaan.
LIE Sourre, romance: Da quel Sembante Appre.i
Nolturne, fer voices: II Sie an Italian canzdue,e
by Mad CaraAoti A lan.
FOR THE GUITAR.
We shall meet no more: The Land of Rest Write to
me- Love: The Irysting Tree: Pm Ger Young to Mar
ry True love meier forge; Tie lovely Heart. Isax
theeweep: / an, merry Swtzer grl; The Haner,.
Scrarade The Guitar: Reu nest 81 bean que mon vii
lage: Fra Diayoio Lie pre- ceres: March in Ia Nor
ma: Swiss Air, with variations Three fyorits Values.
Tie Duke of Reichstadts Waltz IT'S the last REESE Of
Summer, with varationE Amnsemen. for the Guitar
FOR TIE PIANO FORTE.
10 L'uda de lopers de Danizetti: II Toroaato Tsa-
So by Herr ARIA ala scozzeie, with variations Fan
TASTE Brilliant, OPP. rs by Haaeai Suisse ct Ttrol
Quarre petit Moreeaux. by iIuntta.
National 1'yroese Air, with var hv J Wanhal: Re-
membrance Of Home. with var. by E. Manuel. The
English Gallopade by Hunten: Valse de Ia Foe:
Trumpet GaopaIe: Casorli's Gallopade: lie Solitaire
a WALTZ: Une Perle Valse Eieganle Les Bayaderes.
Set Of Naltzes, by Strauss: lie Salon. 4 collection
al Waltzes, Gollonades, &C., &e.--Ie SOle Waltz.
la Lnne, Waltz: Funeral March, by Beethoven:
March from Benis opera La Norma: Overture lie
Diem ct Ia Bayadere arranged for two performers. lie
Soiree Three Brilliant Waltzes arranged as Duets for
young pupils by Hunen. Still gently DER me steal.
Ing, Ion Flute and Piano Forte, by c Czerne,
II CAsry,S
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STOCKS
WEDNESDAY,. M-Storks all droop day. Tho polite a,
news from Ohio being adverse to the Wings prices are de
cdediy affected.
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HSTAT DE LA LDttiSIiNt,-Conr de Parois.c
hlFonr Ia poroisae ct vile de la Nouvclle Orl,uLs-
Present Hon. Charles Nluurun, JUICE oc,obre 10
l833-N0 john White, dcbteur msuyulr nctue,.
emeut prison Crcunccrs ct les crtancisrs
Ell les cttancirfs de White X Foley-Sur motion a.
Z Mcmillan, uvocat dc Pusoj yabe, tt en- ,i-nnt en-.
onde la cuur qu Nv uombr0 sttiirant DIES crennciera
eli nompc ct uUntaGt u'est pas ptru n la -scmblec dor
crtanrlGrs pour aut,rlaor nue. dc@hugn srrn IA lo-.
dams cette utiae, es1 dcgrCte par Ia au.une no
condo assemble du p@utuunuitr de ceux de White
Foley nit iten lsue cour, hnli lie % DOCTORS
1888, pour de ioCrer -ur les auiIcs de John White
pour faro Snculr rourquol ledu john White ne pefa
pas dtchargc -etol Ia 3lo ENtrai, DIES tAni,es-Bn
DIT greltier Octohre 1888.
lOoct \ N GUYOI, dcpute grcffer.
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EXCHANGE READING ROOM

EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
fHNHE proprietor has re-ftted his Reading Room, in
Il the St. Charles Exchange, Corner Of Gruvier
and St. Charles street. in the neutest manner
Besides all the principal Fapers of the Unitod States,
OF every city and state the Canudas, Texas and Mex
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~ supplied with the latest European papers, Loyd's
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Metropolitan Reviews and Backwoods Magazine. The
North American Review; the Southern Literary knick-
booker, The American Journal at Sciences and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, Gent!cmen'a
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STATE Oh LOUISIANA

STATE Or LOUISIANA,
HDARlSH COURT fer the Parish of the City of New
Orleans, Present the Honorable Charles Maui
fian, Judge. October 25th, 1898. No. ll2O3, VIM D.
Cooper, VS.. his Creditors. The cesson of property BY
the Petitioner accepted by the Court for the benefit
OF his Creditors: is ordered that meeting of said
creditors be held before f. Barnett Notary Public, on
Tuesday, the 27t of November, 1885, then and there
to dell on the affairs of the Insoven In the
mean time all proceedings against his person and prop.
erty arc stayed. 1t is further ordered that Jno r.
'rynes' Esq. be appointed to represent the absent
creditor in this case
By order of the Court.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, 18th October, lS38
oc,26-3t D'y. crk
~ FAT Ia LOUTSIANE-Com de pnroisse
~ ct vile de Ia Nonvelle Orleans: Present rIIono-
rabe Charles Mauran, juge-No ! ,203-Wm d
cooper contre ses creanciers-La petition des propre
ties dn petitionnare ayan etc acceptee par la cour
pour ebenGic' de ses crtanciers, il est dtcrete que
nne assen'bee desdits creanciers ait lieu CRETE de
Il Bartlett, notare public mar, lie 27c jour de nov am
pre- 1886, 10 heures matin atm de dcbtrer sur
les aares duiit petitionnarn, ct en- attendant toues
poursues contre sa personnes prophecies sont
arrctca.
Par ordre de Ia Cour--Burcau du Gretfer-Nlle-
% oct NJ Gt'Y0L, Dep. Greflicr
ri AlLS-5o0 kegs cut Nails in store, and for sale BY
IL S LOCKE & co,
o"tSo 8 Front street
w HirE LEAD-500 Kegs No. 4 >, ground in
~ ~ ~ SUIT sLocKE & CO,
ocl-o Front ievee
IN lSSlNG from ship Saratoga one Trunk, marked
We }. Folzur. Whoever has said trunk will
o,o. D BEN s. A COHEN.
'r'So 80 Common
LOUISIANA INSTTTTTE
fANliS Institution for the education of Young gentle.
men; Will go into operation the first dav of DC
tobef, III the basement story of the Methodist Church,
corner OF Nnrondclot and Poydrns, under the direction
OF the undersigned who has occupied the chair of mth.
enatirs iii several Colleges OF the north and who is
graduate OF one OF the most celebrated universities OF
Europe.
Ihn course of studies to be pursued i'll this -cmint-
ny Will b" conNrohhnded in thu following division viz
l. The English department., embracing ali the
branches OF thorough AMI accomplished English cd
ucntion. s "
:: The classical department, comprchending the
Latin md Greek languages.
8. Tbe department of modern languages, in which
vii! hH taught the French Spanish aud German Ian
guagrs.
a. The mathematical and philoso hicai DEPARTMENT
compromising Algebra, Geometry the two rrgonom-
ctres with their practical application to Surveying
N Vlgaton, Astronomy nc. Natural Philosophy and;
Chemistry, illustrated by appropriate experiments.
u J Evening Glasses in The Modern Languages will
be torned and attended to from the lst October.
ca iIADERMANN, A NJ.
REFERENCES:
GIBSON ESQ,
REV PRESIDENT SHANNON, Louisiana College
Jackson.
DIR e A I.UZENBERG,
]. e DUNCAN ESQ,
NICHOLSON f. q, New Orleans
1919
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS 81 NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD CO.
PURCHASERS of property in Uncle Sam afe In
formed tina, the Title deeds properly Recorded In
J.. of Livingston have been received al this of.
j. he ready for delivery.
JAMES II CALDWELL,
oct22-it Prest.
A SELECT and fresh supply of Dry CoIors Of ev
N cry description, for Scene painting; Oil and Wa
eelors; Brushes and artists TOOLS and an extensive
stock Of superior
VARNISHES.
from the mandatory of Smith g. Co., comprising
i'll Nos. " furniture; Nos l u 2coach Varnsh, md
| & 2ordinary domestic Black Japan, and Brown do.
Also, 2to kegs Crone green 25 lbs. zach, ground in
ell - be rrels Spirits of Turperne and Boiled Oil.
Artists Coors, &c. (Reeves g. Son, London,) and
40 boxes French Lake, for sale the Paint Store Of
the subscriber. MONDELlI
oct22 So Camp at
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DRESS u MASQUERADE BALL.

EUST received at the Louisiana Furniture Ware
81 Rooms 50 BienvlIle street, 200 Maple and Cherry
Bedsteads; first rate article. Also, good assori-
ment of Maple Walnut, and Painted Chairs, which
will be sold for the lowest cash prices.
w Il CARNES.
jy7 SO Bianve street.