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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-24

HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, Oct. ~.
The following facts mentioned by our CORES.
pondeni are of so serious a nature, that we would
willingly believe they deserve credit. We
will, however, state them as reports that circu-
late at Paris. sNews has been received at Paris,
that the Conference a, London hasat length signed
the utinsatunt the treaty Of the 24lh articles,
and that the condition imposed on Belgium are by
no means favorable. It is even probable that the
visit of King Leopold to Paris is in consequence OF
this decision. The Confereace requires that the
strict execution of the treaty of the "a articles with
respect the territory, |, seems that the German
Confederation, supported by the Northern Powers,
would not permit The alienation OF Lucent berg
and LmburQ. We do not know whether the
King of the Bspans W i'll submit TO such decis-
ion, hut il certain to that it " i'll be very
difficult to restrain the people OF Gutenberg and
Limburg, who are decidedly ayerse TO again be-
coming Dutch. The eferyesence in those provin-
ces is great that insuuection 10 to be dread
ed, and in that the Pussian troops will in
terfere, we ask whether France will remain indii
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-24

The Canada patriots have evidently n strong
dstaste for the bayonets of the british regulars.
for when the two columns under the command of
Sir John Colborne and Colonel Love, reached Ma
pieryile, the four thousand patriots were among
the missing. The prisoners taken by them were
left at liberty on the road when tho approach OF
the regulars announced, and the stenmer
Broughnm, which the patriots captured is again
restored TO her owners, with tho U. c. mail bag
unopened it having escaped the search Of tho pa
trot gentlemen. -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-24

Steamer Lircrpoo!-Therc was report in tow n
yesterday that the Liverpool had arrived safely in
New York. Such thing might he, and we sin
cerely hope it is true. The evening papers OF
Friday make no mention OF it, but they pub.
fish some hours before the departure of the Elk.
press, letter may hive been despatched here
We could not, however, trace the party who had
received il, if come At all. Our esteemed fellow
citizen, Mr.. Behan is on board.
W U. S. Bank stock was ut i2l4 in New YorR
on the 10Th.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-24

.Ntu York Election. The official returns from
New York are pretty nearly settled, as The Amer
iesn, of New York, and the Albany Argus agree.
Vanderpool, (VB.) is thought to be elected in the
9th disriat by about 100: and Judge Fine (VB.)
in the l4.h by about 80 majority. So that in con.
gressonal dele gation they will stand q wings
to eighteen loco focos. The wing majority for
governors reported at II 500. The assembly will
contain eighty whig, and 48 locop.
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LOM / ROLLERS OFFICE,
Second Municipality.

New ORLEANS. Nov. 22d, 1885,
EDUBl.lC Notice is hereby given that on Saturday,
IL the fist day of December next at twelve o'clock
will adu1icath at this office, tie highest bidder
the collection ofthe revenue Of the Poydras street Mar
ket for one year viz from the first OF January 1889 to
the ilst December 1889, inclusive.
Terms and conditions Of the adjudcation.-1h far
or lessee SHALL within five dass after the adjudca-
ton furnish his Promssory notes. endorsed TO the sa
faction 0the council, payable at 3, 5, g. 6, g. g.
10, II and II months from the first day of January
1889, and should he fail TO de- so, new adjudication
will he made for the account andat the risk OF said far
lessee He shall also effect and mortgage in Ia
Of this municipality all the right which the col
lee ton of said revenue is formed that in default of the
payment of any of the aforesaid notes their becom-
professionally the aforesaid rights, affected and
gagged pledge. He shall also conform to all the
ordinances force VII CHI may be hereafter pass
I'll III '''''''' ~ 'N'' '''' JOHN CALHOUN,
nov s3-dfAeld Comptroller
BUREAU DU COMPTROLEUR-Mun
No2,- Nile. Orleans, % Nov 1898.
AVIS PUBLIC est par le present donne que
samedi, Ter dc deccmbre Prochan, midi, j'adju.
gerai CO bureau, plus liant encherisseur la
collectc du revenu dn MARCHE DE LA RUE
POYDRAS, pour I'M an, savoir: du Ter Janvier
1889 au 81 Deccmbre, 1889, inclusvenent.
Coadtioss de ladjudicaton-le fsrmier oil TO-
neur du bail, devra clnq Jours apres Republication,
lournir billets promissoires. endoH.es Ia sa.
lisfaction du conse payahles l, 2, }. 4, S. 6, Z,
&, y, III, IL CT IL mos, uu Ter dc DecelDre du Ter
de JaEvier, 1899: au de:aut dc laquee forman6, il
sera procGde nouvee enchee, pour lie
compile ct aux rsques dudit fermer seneur de
bail. Ii dcvra auss atfecter ct hyPoth6quor en- ia.
veur dc cette municipaiG tous les eroiis sur les.
quels la collccie dudt revenu est afferme, dc ma.
Mere qu'au default dc Placement daHcun desdits
billets leur echGance, la municipate ait lie pou.
voir do METRE attachement provisoiro sur esdite
droits, ainsi afec'6s ct hypoth6quss CONNIE eau
ton: il sc conformera aussi toutes les ordonnan-
COS actuellement viguenr qui seront par la
suite nses en- force, regard dudt march6.
2lnov JOHN CALHOUN, complrolleur.
~ ITUATiON WANTED "A well recommended
~ young desires situation 10 luke charge Of
children. Apply at this Office.
noy2a-3t
aNMPrY BAKRELS-5uh lolasses Barrels. in su-
IA pcrior order, for sale by
LII GALE;
unv9a 81 Common ST
4 UMBER-iu,h in clear While Pine boards, ! nd
IL ing from shy Lon,'on for sule
SNJ PHITNEY,
uoy22 ~ Camp st
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NEW YORK MARKET.

COFFEE-ln the prices have variation to notice.
The stock of Brazil in first hands has become mich
duccd while that of Java has been arrivals
Holland The sales include 700 bags Braz Mt II 2t
800 Laguira 2 100 Mnracai bo Ot $50 old govern
Java IA l4 months, and few hundred St Domingo
at Q cents. cash.
COTTON. The demand is confined to parcels home
se aud with the single exception of slight decline fine
cotton which has arrived pretty freely, have little al
eraon notice in prices The sales include 20s0 bales Up
land at "A l4f 1900 Orleans IA 5 Mobile 2 I2s
cts 20 Florida including 30 bales of the crop the first
sold This season.
FLOUR The stock continues accumulate prices
main with but little variation. Western Canal So A g.
Troy s. 81 There has been more inquiry South
ern Sales of 800 barrels Georgetown 80 800 barrels
Mill held 80, but making ut reduction Rye
Flourbrngs IS 3d. Corn Meal, in barrels, ~ IS
hhis SIS.
MoLAsSEs-The transaction are confined to small par.
cells for home USE slight decline upon previous quo
tatons.
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his severe ntfiicti"r, out of pure regard to his
charncttr us gentleman, md brother actor.
MOBILE THEATRE.-Since our last i, his been
ascertain~d that the fire WINS communicated to the
Fheaue from the "Gnrrick' 3 Head" adjoining, the
chimney Of which WIS in close proximity with
| the Scene, OF painting rom.
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A BARGATN

OFFERED on leaving the Stu,e-15O0 acres of Red
" River lands Of choice quny md locality, situu-
ted few miles from the mouth Of Red River, and pro-
ducing bale and half pc, The lands adjacent
are held at $3O, and refused $50 cash up. Terms,
fraction above the government entries, iall are TAKEN
or 900 will releave and an equal share in
the speculation. Address ). W. H., md leave at this
office, between this and Saturday, - o'clock.
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1000! CapitalPrize.

Tickets only 81.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
Drawn numbers Of the Grand State Lottery Class IS.
10. 40, 1888 43, 76, 50 81, II, 81, 1853.
TLASS No. ST. Authorised by the Legislature of
~ the State. To be drawn SATURDAY, Nov.
24th, 1888, at o'clock, P. NJ. at Bishops Hotel.
S. DAVIS g. co, Managers.
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pThe ship New Hampshire, Capt. Hardings, from
Philadelphia, is discharge 6 tier below the Rail
Road; consiguees will please attend to the receipt Of
their goods on the Lcvee.
S MJP WHITNEY,,
nnY21 Il Camn 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-24

~ We have been requested ,o-ssaie, that the
checks OF The Mississippi Union Bank oB the MeS-
chants Bank of this city, payable in January, are
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LONDON CORN ExCHA

+-essf4 LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. Oct 90
a arrivals Of descriptions II Corn and Flour this
sek have moderate and bf Flour there is fair
iy demand for wheat cntnues and pricesare again
ihef "Wednesday last ut the trade may be re-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-24

ried full 81 per quarter dearer than Monday Flodr
has met with better call Monday. at the advance oil
Monday Oats hsk than the beginning oil the
| Mnek
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The market for Cotton has been rather dull during the
week TO day, however, there inclination TO do bu
sues and somewhat better supported The sales
of the week only 80 bales; the particulars of
which e4l bales New Orleans low ordinary fair 7s
10 07 50c 223 Mobile ordinary mddng "a to 96f good
and fine 1G 2l5 Georgia. low ord good fair soto i07f
5oc 9I7 Pcrnambuco good ord fair, isf l26f 50 Ba
ha, very ord l05f
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Delapare. The New York 'Post' claims ma
jority Of 40 for the loco foco candidate for con-
gress in Delaware. We wait however for some
less partial authority.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-24

Theller and Dodge have arrived in New York
by the way of Boston. 1t is said they were in
Quebec for weeks before they could effect their
escape, and had to change their lodging times
in one night, so closely were they pursued.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-24

Y Mr.. Forrest.-The New York papers announce Mr.
Forests benefit for the 18th instant and his last ap
pearan:e p, ior to his departure for New Orleans.
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BThe New York Times says that many
very influential friends the president are urging
him to signify in his message his intention not to
run for a second term, and ia recommend an al
teralion in the constitution SO as to present any
individual from filling the office more han one.
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q As am ns the passengers by the Great Western
several ofoAr returning czcns, give the whole list:

q As am ing the passengers by the Great Western
several ofoar returning citizens give the whole st
DR.. Macau!ey and servant, Kenzing, Roster, Judge
Crane and lady, Tohia Bdde VIM Hayward, lady and
daughter Wreaks Esq servant lady and children, Miss
Wreaks, Tudor and lady, l. Webb, Owen, Nok, Rev
DR. Schroeder, lady and son. Napier, w Faber and la
dy Uukart and LADY, Dankin D Gibson, Wheeler j.
Johnson Waterman, DR. j. Spencer, W Laird, Camp
bell, III Ware, Grms,aw Watson, H Gour ,i Dick
Brand Rev Deuroche siler W Rutherford, Raiston
lady and servant. Troubat j, Aspinwa lady and ser
want L. Addison G Lowdon, Harvey, Geoghesan J
do Garslner, and lady, Rev Neville, Knorre. " Hay
den Fagg. Battershy. Monsieur dc Grief, Hamlon
Jones, Schumacher II Bounethe Colon sSor-
Ellington, Rost, E Ranenberg, hackey. w II Pat
terson Ash, Gordon lady and son, II Il Schwzer
servant, Mcfndoe B Filton and ady. Vonlammc
Stuart Messrs kause Tobias Brasne Daron, Mrs Ran
ssm children and servant Frey, Mr. Gobbons Mdme Van
deraghel Irund Vanderaghe McAlpn, Alfred Beeston,
Emile Riou ID Kemper
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-24

liverpool Coal-as it is III iscaled-was selling
in New York the 18th at $40 per ton. by the
cargo,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-24

The three ordinances passed by Sir John Colborne,
and his special council are published in the Canada of.
fetal Gazette of the 9th inst The first suspends specie
payments by the Banks until LIST June next The see
ond authorizes the seizure If all warlke materias-
and the third suspends the habeas corpus act in all ca
Gee of trea sonabe nature.
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NEW ORLEANS JOCKEY CLUE DACEs.

over the Eclipse Course, to commence on Tues.
" day, the 18th of Descent er, and continue six DAVIS
FIRST DAY.
I"ckey Club Purse, s. ,5O", mile hears; second
best horse to receive s%oo, provided more Than TWO
start; if but two, the winner to receive 81 300
SECOND DAY.
Iropfe'or's Purse, 81 200 two mile heats. second
best horse to receive 5000, provided more than two
START ii but Two the winner to receive 81, t00.
m THlkD DAY.
The New Orleans Plata splendid lea Service of
Silver, value $lni0, = mile heats u this race four
year olds and under, carrying iopriue wegh,s
3 year Odds und over 100 pounds.
FOURTH DAY.
Jockey Club Purse s. 500 nile heats; second hest
horse to receive $500. provided no,e tu two starr if
but two, The winner to receive $4,000.
FIFTH DAY.
Proprietors Purse, $500 mile heats, best three in
SIXTH DAY
Proprietors Purse. 5 900, Tires mile heats.
nov 10 y nI !YER:
4 UMBER-tnI Pnrato"+. :.6,onO fest clear season.
"a Boards. 100 bills Potatoes iundInr from
ship Lagrange, and for sale by
LEVI II GALE,
hovls ---- 93Comnon st
Office Ne~ Orleans ant .yaslri ic itK Pd CO..
November Ill., 1898. :
~ 10 "ult purchasers at per cent. premium.
JAMES ii CALDN ELI,
novl4 rres't
al. LILA" To RATTLE.
VENiE celebrated New York trotting horse sROLIA,
L Will he rallied ior on Saturday the 2ith Instant
rms very popular ah'n the winner OF SO many races,
nhd possessing such nndouhled speed and bon M is
How IN Inc hest possible condition. and may he seen at
any time and particulars learned nj the stable of
OLIVER DUBOIS,
Tattcrsalrs. in st. Charles ST. cor Gravicr
u7Chances $50 each. novl6-td.
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ferent 10 events which will take place so near its
trontier."-Prvale correspondence Of the Courier

ferent 10 events which will take place so near its
frontier" Private correspondence Of the Courier
Beige.
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
Letters from Constaninople hearing the recent
date Of the eth ult confirm the payment OF ar
rears of his tribute by Mehemet Ali, who des-
patched, about the middle Of last month, COM
mercial agent from Alexandria with power TO Ell
feet the delivery of drafts London, Italian and
French houses, for the sum of $4,000 dollars. to
the Porte, being the due up TO the close oil
the financial year 1886. There still remains due TO
the Sultan the tribute for the year 1887, which, it
is expected, will speedily be put in liquidation, as
the appearances in the east are by no means Hat
terng TO the viceroy's assumption ofindependence
or by the further neglect OF his duties with impu-
nifty.
We learn also from these letters that the Turk
ish and British Mediterranean fleets had joined
each other
1t is stated that on officer from one or other OF
SIR Il. Stopford's division had been placed in each
OF the Turkish men-of.war to direct the manoeu-
Vres, and assist the Turkish comm ander, which
report, ii true, bears very significant meaning.
FRANCE.
the brig Cygne for Mexico. The brig Latin had
sailed Tor the same destinations and the brig Sylphe
had gone out OF dock for the same place. The
ship Dlademe, and couple Of corveties, with 1906
men, were to sail for an unk nown destinations
Admiral Galois had been recalled.
FRENCH FuNDs-PARIs, Oct 24.-Five per cent
io5f 45c Four per cen, 1921. Three per cent 81 f.
&c. Bank actions 2, $500.
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u The gentlemen forming the company OF the
National Theatre in New York, have signed and
published card in which they respectfully and
sincerely offer their cosdolenc. to Mr.. l1amblin
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! NNINES ~ CORDiALS-Per Julia, from Bremen,
w and late arrivals,
Rhensh Wines.
Nierenstener aIarcobrunner, Gracfenger, Hochhei-
mrr, Tehnunisberger Steinbeger, Our Lady, Milk
Stei, s. Leisen, Sparkling Hook, and Rhcnish Wine
Glasses.
Champagne,
Red and Write, celebrated brands.
Burgundy.
Sparkling, Ro,. nee, Clunbertin, Clos de Vongeot
and hurts.
Chat LaItte, and chateau 6iargnux, ltoyiIlt,
Lnrose, fine ST. Julien and ST. Emion Palmer Alnr-
gaux, in cases of doz. Good istepbe md 81 ulien
Table Claret.
Hermitage Sautarne, Barsac and Graves.
Dessert Wives.
Genuine Lunel and Frontignan Muscat. Madeira,
old and pure imported in cunns.
Brandy, old Champagne, in barrels of 80 CALLS doz
and in Ia pipe.
CordinIs.
Genuine Mnraschino and di Zura,
do Martinique and Bourheaux Cordials,
White and Red Bordeaux Arisette in cases,
Old Ratafia di Grin"blr,
Absynthc aud Kirschw asser,
Bordeaux Brandy Fruits,
White Bordeanx Wine Vinegar,
For sale by JOHNS e. CO,
nov23 cor of St Charles & Common +
NOTICE.
ct. MAYS MARKET STEAM FERRY co
~ meeting OF The Stockholders in the uhove Com
pnny wall take place This Evening, st o'clock pre-
ci-*ly, II, MIR. Chnres Dmond'. No. $50 Tchopi'ou-
las street.
Punciual attendance ia requested.
z :! z % %'S"; Comm .io"ss..
NJ ROTIrAIILES
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BUREAU DU COMPFROLEU R-Municipalit Is
No2: Nile Orleans. % Nov: 1898.
AVIS PUBLIC e,t par lie present donn6. que
Samcdi, Ter de D6cembrc proclaim, a midi, lad
iugerai ce bureau, plus haut encberissou la
collccte du revonu du MARCHF. SONAR f.,
pour un an, savoir du Ter Janvier 1889 au 81 De.
cembrc Reimbursement.
Conditions dc Republication. Lo 70 rn,icr on to.
neur du bail, dsvra, einq jours apres REHABILITATION,
tournr SEES blllctS promssoires, sndoss6s la a.
tsfasion du cons il, payablss l. q 3, 4, S, 6, T.,
8, 9, 10, IL ct u mos, Gu Ter de Janvier, 1889,
default dc laquelle formate, il sera procete une
nouvcc cnchere. pour 10 compte ct aux risques
dudt fermier tenour de bail. II devIa auss
sfftcter e, hypolhequer favour de cette munich.
palite tous les droils sur lesqueIs lcd est
aifeIme de maniero qu'au default dc Placement d'au.
cum dcs desdits billets eur echeAncd, la munich
paIitG ait 10 dreit do saicir provtsorement lesd,s
droilr, ainsi atfeetes ct hypothequ6s oou,mo eau
ton. II Sc conformera auss aux ordinances
luellemcnt force, qni 10 seron dams "a suite,
FGgard dudit mnrche.
2lnov JOHN CALHOUN, comp,raller
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THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT TROOPS
FIRED UPON
Correspondence of the Albany Argus.

Correspondence of the Albany Argus.
SAcKETTs HARBoR, Nov. 10.
any dear SRA boat mot TEN as stated in the ac-
cn"panying extract) conveyed company Of Colonel
on Thursday last at noon day, fired upon, and one
man badly and dangerously wounded. The boat was
IN american waters, and the men in full uniform Their
to be the case within musket shot. Col. Worth
started forthwith with suitable force down the St.
Lawrence, to look into this business"
Extract from the "Sentinel" published ut Prescott,
Upper Canada, Nov. g. 1888:
ave regret to learn that an American soldier was
shot near Cornwall Wednesday last, by some Of the
volunteers stationed in thatvicinity. gentleman just
arrived III the Dolphin states that ten barges, appar
emily filled with men, passing down; thai they
were hailed and did make any satisfactory repv and
the volunteers taking them fir rebels fred. II pro-
we'd, however, that the men were American soldiers
hound tor some part of the country below. An Ameri
can officer came to Cornwall the following day. making
bitter complaints respecting the circumstance. We
have no doubt eve satisfaction that reasonably
required will be given. If the boats hailed and
did not heave to- in times like the present, blame
whatever can be attached to the volunteers. They did
no more than their duty"
Dr. MIN. Mcconnell, received the premium Of $50
bushels OF corn from the Agricultural Society of Lbe
ria county, Georgia, for having raised from Of
ground 81 bushels, pecks and quarts Of corn.
MICHIGAN ELEcTIoNs.-The Detroit Daily Adyer
User of the 9th instant furnishes the following returns of
the election held in Michigan Of the 9TH Instant:
CONGRESS.
City If Detroit, IS! IA
Wayne Co., 2S9 mai, 263 mo;
Washtehaw, 4.2 lis u
ST. CHR, 1856 ioa i.
Frencht.wn in the County of Monroe gives rnajor-
ity of % for Wells.
DhLA"AfE acknowledgements Complete.
Robinson, ". b. Milligan, (W.)
New Castle County, 2IO mi
nent 40 maj. SO
sussex DO 7S
III l67
i3
The editor states that he In. included in iii nl,r,
votes given to Robinson II which were cast for Coz
Thomas ROBINSON and 5 FIR Thoma. Kobi scu-lt
these be deducted from Tie above his majority in the
state will be %.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE Of LOUISIANA,
DARISH Court tor the Parish and City of New Or
lennr, Present the Honorable Charles Niaurian,
Judge. No. ll266, John NJ. Graham, in actual custo-
dy vs. his Creditors; Upon reading and filing the Pc
tition Schedule, in This case, 1t is ordered by the
Court that meeting of the Creditors Of the lnsolvcnt
take place, in open Court, Monday tile l7tb day Of
December next, then and there to deliberate the a-
fairs of aid nsolvent and in the meantime all proceed
ngs against his person and property stayed l, is
further ordered that Chas. II. Kennedy, Esq, be APP
poipted to represent the absent creditors
Clerks Office Now Orleans, Nov. 23, 1888.
A Nj GUYOL,
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Gentle Remembrance.-The "Times" daily announ-
that C. c. Cambreling and Eli Moore have not yet
resigned. We fear The notice will have to be seroty-
ped for such rank locc-focos not formed of that
susceptible clay whose horror lends it readily "take
hint The example of The Ohio patriot is lost on
such treasury fed fellows Cambreling and Moore.
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rs Numbsrs-l2 Drawn Ballots.

q 8l4 Prizes, amounting TO $9l.539
Tickets 81 90 Halves 81 Ol-tluarers so.
Packages Of 25 Tickets for $780, warranted to draw a,
least $24
Packages of 81 half tickets $25, warranted TO draw
at least $2 Packages IS Quarter Tickets $l2 81 war
ranted to draw at least IS For Packages or single
Tickets, apply at the -
MANAGERS OFFICE,
nov3 IL Charres st
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Private Correspondence.
NEW York, 10th Nov. 1885.
fFrS,u,f

ShffesponuenCc
NEW York, 10Th Nov 1888,
(ErhocGJ
The Cotton Market at Liverpool had improved tarec.
eghts of penny after her he Great West,rns) ARR.
wall but had receded again about oneourh leaving it
at about the same on her getting there.
From another Letter.-The Great Western has arr;.
we'd, sc. &c.-She encountered terrible weather. lost
her bowsprt boats. wheel house, &. &.--THE Vestris
returns by the Great Western, and Power also.
Horse Guards The splendid, and newly formed
con pany called the Governors Horse Guards, under
the command of Capt. Cross have accepted poite in
vtation from the proprietor Of the St. Charles Theatre
to visit his establishment on Sunday evening, when
they will attend, with their fine band of wind instru-
mcns, to witness the first performance Of Barnetts
charming opera of the "Aiountan Sylpl," which the
musical critics of Europe pronounce the first of Eng
sh compositions. The great pains which have been
taken to produce this opera in style worthy the ST.
Charles Theatre will no doubt collect full house to
heari and the briidnce of the scene i'll be much en-
HANGED by the first public display made blythe STYLISH
dashing, uniform company of the Gorernor's Horne
Guards. They will be in The full accoutremen ts. with
one exception:-they bring their horses. nor
their horses bring them, but as they will muster
strong, their very splendid uniforms will make hand
display even on foot.
N. B.-Since writing the above we learn that the
opera not to be- played Tomorrow but the new play
Of "Esmeralda, the Hunchback of Notre Dame" il
be substituted in which oil the dramatic strength of
the company is engaged.