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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

Free Negrocs.-Jane, free woman Of color, was
condemned last Thursday, under law of 1884, for
remaining in the State GO days after she had been ordered
to leave it, to years confinement hard labor.
We not satisfied the corsttutionality Of this law.
1t is like Two edged sword, and may be made TO ope.
rate avoab'y or unfavoraby to the interests Of the
Stutc. An intimate acquaintance it'll the police
tiers of this CITY, enables say that many free peo-
pla OF color have arrived here since 1925, and conse
quently being subject to this law, have been regularly
not fed to quit the State within the 60 days prescribed
by the law. This notification has leen given upwards
OF one year 10 characters the most infamous und dam
Eerous to the community, but they have been smart
that they hive avoided the further operations Of the
law while other free persons Of color Of the hest stand.
ing, industrious habits, and Of real utility the State
have been notified to leave and prosecuted threaten.
ed to be prosecuted and thus dri, from the country
Unfortunately the law leaves no discretionary mower
with the magistrates. If they upon it ut all, they
to the letter Hence low bred and Interested
inormcrs, their dirty Spleen or to extract mo.
ney from dcnquents mny drag before til. courts those
who may he considered good and useful members Of
commnnit, -persons themselves property and slave
holders, who from interest well as feeling IRE over
rsnly give Information of any plot or insurrect,u
among slaves.
In speaking thus Of this law we beg to state. tina, we
were active in assisting the late amentcd Antoine Du-
in the framing Of it, and ere mt ono time active in
stcins il carried into execution The main n,cuton n
the law approve highly, but we arc constrained
to confess that it requires much modification that the
good be separated from the bnd and that SOBER hon.
est and industrious free blacks may not lie cnsseJ
with the agents Of ubolitionsn, murderers robbers
house breakers and other wrcches that are but too u.
merous in our city.
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STATE OF TRADE.
CITY, Saturday Evening, June

CITY, Saturday Evening, June Q.
There never has been knewn so dull week in traie
IN New Orleans the last. The depression in the
cotton market at Liverpool has been the chie cause Of
4. Even i".,lav, the from Europe to the 9Th OF
May only tends 10 produce still greater detection in
the market
lncotton, the snles of the week have not exceeded
1901 bags, and they changed hands one cent decline
on last weeks rates. The shipments by factors have
been about 1000 bags. The receipts from tue LIST TO the
9TH instant have been 520s bales, according to Rana
Exports, u SIS bags. Stock on hand not cleared
8Oi7O.
Sugar has been inactive. Inferior to common 4 to
l-2 fairio mine, to "a Extra article, cents.
Arrivals since the 3lst ot May, 75u hhds Moasses,
moderate at 81 to IS cts.
Stock of tobsccQ is small. and holders firm in
their demands. We note sales of 81 hhds. 6rsts and
seconds IL and IA Arrived since the LIST inst,
1856 hhds.
The week has been dull for -four. We quote super.
fine ats g. to Is. Stock hand, large. Arrived
since the LIST June, 6l9l barrels. Cleared, 75i0 bars
rels.
Inthe provision MARKET beef has undergone change.
A fair enquiry for mess and prime felt. Pork has
declined a shade. The stock il very large. A brisk
demand Tor shoulders, for shipment, was experen-
sed.
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MONEY MARKET,

Cry. Sunday Evn'g, une 9Th
Nothing whatever done in the cotton market on
Saturday in consequence of the from Liverpool,
announcing further fall in the great staple. The den
lars in the article all taken nback by this Of
things and itlhe Great Western shall bring better
news it is expected that panic will throw dow pr
here 10 almost the standard of 1897. We gather from
the Liverpool circulars sentto us, up 10 the third Of
May, the following particulars.
Taken on speculation this year, le7,l2O
Do. DO. in 1888, 33iGO
Decrease Of import this y.ar, 238,778
Decrease of quantity for consumption, 10000
Stock al Liverpool, s97 500
Herein see the real causes at work for producing
still further decline in cotton The low price Of yarns
and the immense stock Of them hand will aggravaic
the matter Unless spectators can keep the market
up we fear il must go down.
Money matters here show disposition TO change.
Indeed, why should they We are now PROSTATE in
our cotton operations and renewals the order Of tie
day. The bank bills of neishbors have chance
OF improving, for the institutions that issued them
conducted on such principles almost to ensure far
Their depreciation. Exchange on Europe is gradually
looking up.
The prices of our securities in London on the third
Of May were,
5 per cent Alahamas 90
per cent 1ouisianns Barng'A 81
per cent Louisanns Lizardis SO
per cent Nlississppis 90
per cent Flori6as 95
per cent s. Ca o'inas Sc
Great trouble exists among the Cincinnati banks
Some time ago stated that they had eune into the
mar ket as brokers and bought up unc,rrent money
This was with view Of draining the country OhiG
banks. The latter Sc; to work and exchanged checks
at sight on New York at par for city paper and thus
paid the city banks in ler own coin.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

Nem Orleans Ncmspnpers-1h. busy, hu-t'ing, big
B"llc'n; the broad, boundess, bHinguai Bee the arr
dent, able 0lropos American the pertinent, pt,y,
pert Pic"yune the amiuble, apt. unassun,ing Aver.
lser the sprisltly, sensible, shining Sun the lately
established, lalorous lage Louisianian the tip toe
toying, table talk Times and the court crouchng cor.
'norant, ca,amount, common place Courier. So en-.
dsth the first chapter Of the Chronicles.-Lniayete
Gazette.
The independent, sensible, bnt rather indolent In.
ayette Gazette. So endoth the second chapter Of tn.
Chronicles.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

appointment by the Gorernor.-GERvAls BAILIlo
Esq has been appointed Parish Judge, for the Parish
resigned. Mr.. Bao is brother Of S.A. Baillio, Esq
one OF the wing representatives from Rapides. lie is
highly esteemed uprigh intelligent CITIZEN and
well qualified to ill the oiccto which he has been ap-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

1ornado.-Prrrysburgh, Muumee City, Toledo and
Menllutan have been visited by a terrible tornado.-
The mammoth structure in Maun,ee, called Beebce's
brick block, was Frustrated. Several lives were lost,
The storm came from tie sout! west
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

The Erpress.-What does the tyrant Of the General
Post office intend now One of his prints intma,es
that we are to have the express only three times
week from Mo:ile. Why does not the migrate publish
his orders, that the people may know his supreme
will By and by, weekly mail will no doub, be suf-
fcienl for this ouandsh CITY -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

FROM MExlcs.-Capt. Cromiere, Of schr. Creole.
from ampico, June LIST, informs that tho Cenrasts
under command Of Gen. Arisu, took possession of the
Bar of Tamrco the eth uit. and captured armed
sch oner belonging 10 the Federal party. The captain
Of the schooner, together with five six men, ser.
ously wounded whilst defending their vessel, but
defeated after action Of about ten minutes.
The Federal troops at Tampico, uuder command 0
Gen. Urea, amounted to about 900 men.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

u l, is hard to get justice done in Mississippi The
indictment against Jones for the murder Of Hallet in
Copiate County has been Quushed because it did not
appear its face to be found"by good and lawful
orihe County" Jones was still in custody.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

Eli Moore.-This brawng demagogue who has i'm.
posed so long upon the Mechanics of the country has
deserted them, taken fat offcs under the President
and turned arstocrat. IIcis now Surveyor Of the port
Of New York. So much for professions
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

William LeggeH-Ihis arch aboonist has gone
the way of all flesh. He died while preparing to start
for Guatimalu lfPresident V. Buren, kill Of all
his abolition friends by appointing them to Guatmala
he would do this country SERVICE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

our Exchange List'-Wcekly papers with whom
we exchange, are respectfully requested to give the
Prospectus of the Weekly True American found on
the first page) three insertions and send copy
marked. We will hold ourselves ready to ,cciprocae
he favor
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Mr.. Ducros.-The Bee states that Mr.. Ducros, one
If the delegates to the National Convention from this
city, will not be able to attend Measures should be
taken to name other gentleman who can.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

u daily stage runs from Nashville to the White
Creek springs This will be very convenient for those
of our citizens who intend spending the summer in Ten.
nesSec.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISlANE-Cour de Paroisst
Ia pour la Paroisse ct la vile do Ia Nouvee Or,

~ pour la Parosse ct la vile do Ia Nouvelle Or.
leans
Present PiIon. Charles Mauran, Juge.
L. A. Erwin mant-nnnt deenu, contrs ses creanciers
ct les creanciers de Erwin + isolings.
Sur lecture ct enrtgistrenent de la petition ct dn
ban dams cette afaire "ronne par Ia Cour que
les creanciers de l.. A. Er~ in, ct de Erwin Il Bolings
se reunsent peine Cour le Lund II JUN proch hahn
1893 pour deduire les rasons sis ont, pour less
quelies lie dit L. A. Erwin. pour son compile pars
ticuier que CONNIE associe de Erwin & Bongs ne Sc
raft pas decharge conformement Ia loi ct en- meme
temps tontes poursutes cone persnnne ct ses ben
sont suspeudues. II est de plus ordonne que NJ NJ.
Fillmore and King soert NOMINEES pour representer les
creanciers ubsents.
Par ordre de Conr-Bureau du Grefier, la Nouvelle
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

liant IOn-The President ind the Secretary of
State arc to he nj Saratoga Springs the 18th Of this
mon h.
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70 sail positively Wednesday Evening, 18th inst
IA The superior fast sailing regular packet
,Ef4M ship OCMULGEE, Loavitt master, having
kEG two thirds Of her cargo engaged will rositive-
ly sail above. For balance Of freight Of 10 bales
COTTON passage having elegant accommodations, ap
ply to the captnin on board, opposite the Vegetable
market or to A. COHEN,
lilo 90 Common
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

u An attempt to burn Mr.. Nugue,s house in Baton
Rouge was discovered in time to cx,inguish the fire.
negro girl belonging to Mr.. II. was suspected, but
she acquitted in default Of testimony to convict her
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

VI Cincinnati Price Current-a new publication
from the Office of the Republican. Send us copy Mr.
BRADBURY
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

Mississippi The Wing canddutes in Mississippi
ure travelling through the State, stamping it, The
prospects bright, ,lut Van Durenism will be routed
next tall, nurse foot asd druEoons
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&TATE OF LOUlSIANA-Parish Cour, for the
- Parish and city of New Orleans.
Present the HIM cha rles Ma JuJoo

y Ut OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IsH CUuTt
- Parish and city Of New Orleans.
Present the Hon. Charles Nauran, Judge.
No. H. 83l, l.. A. Erwin, in actual custody. vs. his
creditors and the creditors Of Erwin & Bolirgs.
upon reading aud filing the petition and schedule in
of L. A. Erwin and of Erwin and Boil ngs, do meet in
open Court, Mon::ay the 18th june 1889, then
and there to show cause, fnny they hive, why the
said l.. A. Erwin both in his personal capacity, and
as partner of the firm Of Erwng Il Bolings, should
not be- discharged according law and thar in the
meantime all proceedings against his property and per.
son be stnyed. is further ordered that Gilmore e.
Hing, Esqrs. Attorneys & Counseliurs at Law be
appointed 10 represen, the absent creditors.
By order of Court.
Clerks Office New Orleans, May "a, 1893.
ms Jaw ARMAND Pilot, Clerk.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

The Od Coach WELL the old Windsor Coach is
upset and the grey ead'd inr a,es all sprawns on
the road side. What will be done Majesty, the pro-
pne'or' will doubtless despatch Durham to rgh the
ancient Vehicle and take The rrns- He is the boy for
the Imperial. lie is democrat of the first water has
certain liberal notions about driving and can dash
ahead in this whragig world with the best of them,
From the tendency ofthnss in England to a popular
government D"rh"m will be wise enough to repair
thoroughly the ministerial wagon then look out for
bold dass driver He will scorn the bsaten ,urnpikes
oths predecessors and dash full team ia hand tro the
bye ways ever crying the Queen and Durham, Dur
ham and the Queen. He will make sad work with
Canada. British supremacy viii never again permit
the French Of the provinces to have their way. If the
Canadians do not get out of The way DRam will drive
over them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

W The Holiday street Theatre, Baltimore, j. to b,
sold the Gath instant under decree of Chanccry
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

IA The and superior ship NEW HAMP-
fM SHIRE, Capt Harding, having the greater
Epart of her cargo engaged, will receive des.
patch. For freight of 800 bales cotton passage, ap-
plyto LEVI H GALE,
J8 SO Common at
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Vcnle do Syudic.
PAR BACH g. CALHOUN,

PAR BACH & CALHOUN.
l. SERA VENDU 10 Mercredi:le Juliet pro,
L chain midi, la NouvclIc Bourse rue st,
Louis entire les Royulo ct Chartrcs par lordrc
do Mr.. Anthony Rasch, Sindic des cr6anciers do
Mcssrs. Egcrton ct Wibray pour 10 comptc ct aux
risques de Messieurs Edouard Yotkc, George B.
Ogden and J. c. Ogdon qn ont manques aux
termes presents par la vene pout les prophecies CT
dessous designets lcur adjugees 10 % Janvier,
1889.
ONE LOTS DE TERRE
suGs dams 10 taubsurg Saulet, Ode Municipalit6 do
la Mic Orleans dams I'iet situe enl:e les rues
Clio Prytanee Caliops, ct Nayade, d'apres IN
plan qul etc expose au moment dc Ia vonte,
SAVIOR:
LIE Lot No. l. mcsurant % picds pouces de
face Ia ruo Prytaneo par 100 pIcds dc proiondeur
de face d Ia rue Clio.
Les lots Nos. 2. 3, 4, 5, g. I, 8, $40 mosu-
rant chacun 20 pieds do face Ia rue PrytanGo par
100 peds do profoudeur.
Ii lot No. IL. mesurant 20 picds pouces de
face la rue Prytan6e par 100 pieds dc profondeur
ct face Ia rue Calllopc.
Les susdts lots scront vendus separemcnt avec
lie privilege dune aleo dc Is pieds dc largcur.
Les termcs dc vcntc ront SlSOO compliant pour
chaquc lot, ct le balance 6, -, l8 ct "a mos dc
credit en- biets endoss6s satisfaction, avec hypo-
theque jusqu' pariait paiencnt.
HY BACH \ CALHOUN.
WILL be sold on Wednesday, Sd July, 1892 at y
w O'Clock, at the City Exchange IN st Louis street
! Two Squares of Groand
Designated on plan drawn by Louis Brngier, sur
| veyor general as spares f and G. Square l.. contains
?6 lots numbered fiom to &c, which measure Id fol
| lows:
Nos = 8, 5, g. 9, 1910 lots measuring each
~ feet trout ucarty street, by 05 feet in depth 10
No forming the corner Of Mac urly and Adam streets
and lot N" 10 forming the corner OF Macary and Bur
drt streets.
Nos !, ~ l3-3lo lots, measuring each 800 feet from
on Burdct street by $50 feet in depth.
Nos IA, ), l6, II, IL, 70, 90 81 20 23l0 lots,
uring each 81 feet front Commercial street, by 10
feet in depth; No Ia forming the of Comnercia
and Bnrdet streets, and No % forming the corner
Commercial and Adams streets.
Nos "a, 25 26-3 lots, measuring each 30 feet front
Adams street by $50 in depth.
Square contains 26 lots, numbered from to q
which measure follows:-
Nos 2 3, 4, 5,6, g. 9, 1910 lots, measuring eac
30 feet front Commercial street, by los feet in deptl
lot No forming the corner of Commercial and BuaCs
streets, aud No 10 forming the Of Commercial
Washington streets.
Nos II, Il, 1873 lots measuring each 30 feet front
Washington staee,. BY $50 feet in depth.
Nos a. l5 l6, H. 49, 10, 20, II, % $40 lots, mea
uting each 81 feet front Pearl street by los feet
depth lo' No IL forming the corner OF Pearl and Was
ingon streets, aud No % joining the of Pea
, and Burtle, streets.
Nos "a, IS, 2G-3 lots measuring each 30 feet fro
on Burdet street, by $50 feet in depth; all Amercs
measure.
r june 81 ljl7i&3v
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W The Third District Court 10 be opened 70,
business this morning in Baton Rouge.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

Gircfe.-lt is said that MIR. Breedlove has bought
this steamer, and that she will continue in the
Mobile and New Orleans trade.
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or The packer ship FICkSBURG from New York
is dlsciarging Opposite the Vegetable, Marset.-
fonsignees will please attend 10 the receipt of eir
souas ON the Levce. in
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

Gen. 3ustamente was at Aitemi,a, at tho head Of
l50O men, and was hourly expected ut Tampico.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

-1hc 1~o Queens -bonna Maria of Portugal find.
ing her husband behaving improper to one of her maids
"fh.nor boxes his ears. Victoria discovering some
thing With two three of her own muis of honor
ds'"sses them and when they cry, like GOOD children
to be taken bNc she remembers the fraty of her sex
and receives them to her arms. Nay she places them
on either side other at Sacrament and all three humb
Themselves in the dust, fo-we do not know pre..eIv
Melbourne suddenly convinced of his error ia seen n,
church and all London is thrown into ferment about II
The pretty Victoria is assaulted in Pmlico by the bss
OF the multitude on account of her intimacy with Mel
bourns, and the Queen aud Melbourne bid fair ia bc
come as notorious rs Mrs. Norton ind Melbourne were
once Oh! shocking state of things Why eanno,
the Nobs and Royalty take lesson or two from us Re.
publicany and do these things we do, quietly.
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uj' Gen. Macombe and suite arrived ut Washington
on the st of june bearing the Government the nglo-
rinus treaty. m ile by IFS ORDER
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U 4 CAKD.-The light draught steamer SOUTH
ALABAMA will positively leave this Evening at 4
o'clock, for Alexandria, Naichi,oches and Shreveport.
Passengers viii please be on board at that time.
jl0 r. Il. LEE & CO, Agents.
FOR NEW YORK-REGULAR line.
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our Tab'e.-Johns & Ce. hnve laid upon our table
since our last notice. eight ten volumes of rare
and interesting works.
The Phantom Ship, by Capt. N1arrya,t frem the
press of Z. l.. Carey and A. Hurt two volumes-
Have net read it, hut coming from the pen of the uu
couth and rreudiced saiIor, the subject being sea-
worthy it will prove interesting. We will see in due
time
Prohus or Letters from Rome, pnblishedb Francis,
OF New York; approved and standard work. 1t la.
passed thu ordeal
Chrvelly, or the Man Of Honor by Lady Buiwer
from the press f the llarpers in New York We are
reading ii, and enjoying it, and laughing at it, and won>
dsring at it. Reader, haste and get copy of JOINTS
cut the following key from this article paste it on tho
cover, sit down quietly, and enjoy this picture of Eng
sh manners and English brutality. Meantime az o
have no room for the notice of the other hooks before
US here is The key. We intend to favor our reader rs
with c"pious extracts from this extraordinary work
and in particular with those passages wherein Mr.
Snobgurss or Mr.. Nick Willis figures so largely.
Lord de Clifford Sir f. l.. Rulwer, BartM.P.
i;nhV hr tltord, Lady Lytt"n luwer.
William Dale, Sir F.. L. Bulwer, Bart. NJ.
L. in Disguise.
Mnry Lee, An Acquaintance ofhis.
''chafu bfhdni poacher, Apparently, by the name
some rel ton Of Richard
Brinsley Sheridan.
taF!aih Datchet, Captain Johnson.
MIR. Tm,el!ynn, Mr. TreIawney
MAJOR Nonrlus, Major Ttndaie.
alessrs Lye Quibb,e and We. knowdWhic ATTORNEYS
shufieton, whom it would be Danger
Gus TO name, but whom eve.
rv body will at oncu recog
niZe.
hes=rs. Tnrwell and FInldtas IIoare l. Co.
Auenstr. de Mowl,aynf-
t.rw thu N,rnu
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>her 10 O'Clock Car be obtained by paying de
lars for the Trip.


ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
The cars wi leave NJ the hours in the week days
until O'clock r. NJ. whom Locomotive will leave Carroliton
every hour. until o'clock, P. NJ.
For the accommodation of persons visiting Carrotcn the
o'clock and VIII" may wish there until
o'clock the that has het etoore left Car oon clock
will remain until 81 o'clock ereby allowing them
to enjoy the pleasant walks Of Of the beautiful
dens in the United States.
Persons going by the Locomotive provide themselves
with Tickets the conductor has positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
VNHE price Of -four to dav heng s. " per barrel,
! according to the tariff, the bakers will give "a
ounces Of bread for during the week bgin-
ming Monday next, the 18th ls The leaves Of sec
ond qnayo Of three for ten cents, snail weigh 25 per
cent more, that is to say, 42 ~ ounces.
'nne8 c. GENOIS, Mavor.
L,xtiiAN"t ON N ,oHVlLLE, for Sl3OO pay.
~ able July q, for sale nv
is FISK
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:E29,l35, 5000

The stock ofbuion since the last report has decrease
ed t. ,onOOoO.
The private and joint stock bank accounts from De.
cenbcr 1888, March, 1885, show circulation Of notes
thus
Private Banks, E7,5ioIOt
Joint Stock Banks, 4,6I7,363
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Conservative loss

OF the members OF the House Of Delegates returned
90 are Wings, Conservatives, and 46 Loco Focos
Twenty two delegates to hear from. The Senate will
be composed of ~ Wings, Conservatives, and II
Loco Focos, there icing gain Of two Wings in that
body. The Wing thinks that the State is safe from the
hands Of the spoilers for the present year ut least
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREET CARS
Leave the head of Jackson street at O'CLOCK A. NJ Cuua
street at 8! o'clock. and hourly Al o'clock they will
commence 10 leave each and hall hour until 81 o'clock
- NJ from Jack and o'clock from Canal street,
excepting at 81 o'clock, r. NJ from Cnna street.
partlcu arly requested that gentlemen will put
their ieet the cushions smoke the when Ladies
present.
Office New Orleans and CarroI,on Rail Road Company,
May lst 1889. JOHN HAMPSON,
Is ChicfEnE. N. 4 {. Il n
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NJ ESS BEEF-In half bis, for sale by
lVl may u G DORSEY, "A New Levee
bacon SIDES-l5O casks Cincinnati cured, for
ID sale by DORSEY,
may29 A New Levee
rUNNY BAGS-25,OOO for sale by
" is SNIP WHITNEY. 70 Camp st
HYDRAULIC CENENT-200 hbs for sale by
IL is S&JP WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
A SH OARS-5OOO feet ash oars for sale by
"A jb s 4 p WHITNEY. 70 Camp ST
DROWN soAP-30O hoxes brown soap, for sale by