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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-08-02

this has been done in mulli,udcof inslan
cess and moro, in thousands of cases. nervous
toothacho Chat climax or PAIN has Mt once
been ofectnally cured by the use Of this tho
most popular dcn,rifrics IN America. And
The public. so far as they have become ac-
quainted with the merits Of this tooth pow
der. have made use ofit--as we have sold
within short time, about 10000 boxes of
the Odontica. And, in conclusion, where and
who is the young lady or gentleman, aye. the
individual that values beautiful set Of teeth
sound gums. and a sweet breath, more than
fifty cents. that will be longer destitute of a
box of DIR. NJ. Hitchcock's incompatible
Magnetic Odontica2
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
a. HITCHCOCK " Co.,
No. III Genesee street. Utica. N Y.
And by their agents throughout the u. States
and Canada In Burlington only by J. & J.
u. PECK & Co.. in Vergennes by j. II. Bow.
man, in Milton by Whitney, Landon s. Co..
in Georgia by Lorenzo James. aug2
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

The Bulletin is Of opinion that the capture of the 46
Semnoes at Fort Mellon, by Col Hanson, is evidence
that The massacre Of Col Harvey regiment was an mr.,
committed by some struggling hand of warriors I'm.
| authorised by the Chiefs Of the nation For remarks
the Bulletin, had the outrage been the result of p|an
concerted by the nation at large, it is quite ohvios
that the Sc,Dinnles you'd afterwards have trusted
themselves in the hands of the whites.
The Bulletin, could not have atentivelv read his ex-
change papers, or he would have bya letter copi-
ed into the Charleston Courier Of the 18th from the Saw.
annnh Georgian. dated Garey's Ferry, Aug. 9th
that the Indians had got integenrcby run
ner of the Coloos ahachee massacre before their
capture. They were ignoian however, that the same
news had been received at Fort Mellon and though,
'licrefre' that they might safely the Forl
rrovisions before they left the vicinity. They
maintained an appearance Of friendship ilrou ghout the
whole time, which was met by appearances equally sin
the part of the garrison, until the prorer moment
came for un'eceivng them. The intelligence of the
Coloonatchee affair had been brought to them on the
end August by an Indian na~ed Spanish on residing
the Gulf coast. lie one of the two who a,temr,
ed to escape when surrounded by the troops nj Fort
Mellon, and shot dead as above stated. lie had
with him n large amount of money, and a number of
percussion caps such used by the Dragoons 1t
is not impossible that he present at if not actor in
the Cnloosahatchee tragedy.
In opinion, the massacre of Col IIarncv's com.
mani is part Of the system of the Flo rla ln,linn
Warfare Indeed their conduct throughout the whole
war has shown it; and think it high time that the
eyes thse in power should he opened the tnct No
treaty should be maize with them, rarlev held for
they have,and they will cont;nnr treachcrnuslv-
they should all be captured or externinaed and money
enough has been wasted in the to have accomplisbs
either end, ten times over.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

NEw Books. "rhe Gentleman ofthe Old School,
by G. p. R. James, vols, Johns l. CO. The prolific
pc" ofthis writer never becomes dull by use Although
lie issues several novels in the of the year. they
are always good, fn ofneresIing teIineutons of char
actor and possessing great deal of incident and inter-
est The book bef"re us is equal to its predecessors
J he old gentleman is true pitiule,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

Those Ladies and Gentlemen engaged with James II.
Caldwell, New Orleans respectfully informed ha,
the THEATRE will open for the season in all sepembe,
naxt-Persoos in negotiation will apply to G. H. Bar.
rett, Esq New York; or by letter the Proprietor, New
Orleans.
o. The Louisville Journal, Cincinnati Wing, New
York Evening Star, and the Spirit of the Times, will
please publish the above three times each By order
ofthe Proprietor. Geo. HOLLAND, Treasurer
St Charles Theatre.
IN. Orleans, 22d Aug. 1889. If.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22
Mail Regulation.

Mn1l Regulations.
1he Great Eastern Mail is closed every day at 10
o'clock a. ~ ls due everyday at A p. NJ.
. The Lake Nail (via Covngton LAY is closed every
Monday Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock, A. NJ.
p. NJ. -
1hS Louisville or Rirer Mail is closed every Mon
day, "Wednesday, and Saturday, at 3 p. NJ. Is sen,
and returned by steamboats,. Arrives rregulary three
times week.
1he Bayou Sara Coast Mail is closed every
Tuesday and Friday, at 3P Nj. Is sent and returned
by steamboats,.
The Alexandria o, Red Rirer Mail is sent irregu-
larry by steamboats, twice week.
LOUISVILLE or RIVER MAIL.
$ E::s;: and Close at 's'ssAr."
COAST Mall.
Tuesday and
Saturday, C'osesat oociocK. L. W.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

Br'"s me no more report*.-Pok is elected Governor
Of Tennessee. The people voted for him, at the solics
taon Of the old Hero VIII, told them he would die in
peace f'hey would elect his pet but the poor folks for
got to bargain with tho old ,rhcm he was to die
he swears by the Eternal, will die in peace, but not
yet awhile.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

Sheriff fosey-It has been reported that Mr.. Hosey
has lately had attack Of apopexy at Pass Christian,
and one OF our contemporaries yesterday announced
that he had been sun struck. Now we have learned
from the best authority that neither is the case but that
Capt. Hosey had been indisposed with bad cold,
caught from exposure during the late gale. He has
quite recovered, leaving hopes to those who were
looking at his Office
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

TCol. STONE of the Commercial, writing from the
Saratoga Springs says:-"It is Understood that Mr..
Clay has passed Montreal or his way to Quebec lie
and will attend the commencement, of the Uniyer ty On
Wednesday. We expect him here on Thursday and
he will receive warm reception. How long he will
remain at the Springs, am not advised. From Snrau-
ga he will wend his why South TO the SULPHUR Springs
in Virginia. and thence home to Kentucky.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

Comforsabh.-John MD mnelI, of the Exchange
Hotel, has good comfortable fire constantly kept up in
his bar room, this 9th August 1882. Any person who
feels cold can have gratis, outside, and warm
inside at few PAGES from the fire for bit-Shilling
New York currency.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

New Books-E. Johns & Coz have received No. 9 o
Sketches by Boz,it wants no recommendations. Sketch
es of London, by the author of Random Recollec-
tons of the Lords and Commons" The Great Merop,
oils. Bench and Bar &c. 9 vol. These volumes are
very interesting and indeed instructive, even to the
American re 'der. They not only contain descriptions
of beauties, but pictures of life and portraits of men
amusing and at the same time philosophical.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22
SECOND MUNICIPALITY NOTICES.

w EH :: brought to the Police Priso, Of the I'd Nh.
" inequality, tile following slnves, viz:
mnlaf'o woman named AbeIli, about thirty two
yenrs, of ase says she belongs to Mr. Antonio.
negro ma" named An'hony ,abou, sixty years of age
says he belongs to Mr.. Morris.
"A negro named Elizabeth, about 41 years of age !,
says she belongs to Mr. Morris.
negro b"y named Michele about 70 years Of age
says he is free. .
The owners Of said slaves will please call at the prs-
on OF me "a municipality, prove property. pay charges
and take them away. H 5 HARPER, ,
aug ~ Captain of the Watch.
nNr; etc ane"es la geolt de Ia Secon,ie Munic
~ palii6 les esclnves snvans, SAVIOR:
Une mulatresse nommt ADELl lage6 d'environ 80
ans sc dis apPn'tenir NJ. Mr.. Antonio.
I'm ntgre nomme ANTHONY, age de 60 ans lie dis
ant appaItenir Mr. Morris.
Uhc negrasse nomme lZABETH, agee d'environ
40 nns Sc di-an appnitenir 4 MIR Morris.
I'm jaime Negro nomme MICHEL aget d'environ l2
ans dit libra.
Les propieaires DIES dts escaxes sont prizes de vent
les retircr en- payant les frais
Fl. 8. HARPER,
Jl3 Capaine de Ia Gnrde
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

~ Bulwcr, in . vols.
Rchceu, or the Conspiracy play in s acts, to which
are added Historical Odcs on the ast days Of Eliz-
abelh; Cromwell's Dream
The Death of Nelson, by the author of the Iadv of Lv
o'is, Pelham the Disowned &c &c, with all the
new works ofthe day, for sale by
june l2 ALIEN TJNAR, 40 Camp st
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Attest Dates.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


.- CLEARANCES.
" ) August 90. 1890
Ship Scotlan Merryman, Iiverpool, LUGoIe
BnrIue Eddystome, Avent, for Gihralter.
Schmidt & Werner
Schr Champion, Thompson for Matasorda
Farmer Srearing
Scne sauna Nonre. Vest Ind'es Il Grooming 4 co
Schr Charlotte, Mauk Pennsacola, Master
schr Rosario, Taylor, st Aiarks. Master
Aug 81, 1899.
snip Delaware Patte"' L'vc'imo', s&Jp Whitney
ARRIVALS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

LOUISIANA GRAND REAL ESTATE AND
STOCK LOTTERY
by authority Of the State Of the Louisiana in virtue
ofa law approved 9Th March, 1928
The LIST Glass Lottery will he nos,;vev ,,royn i,
the CITY OF New Orleans prior LIST Januurv next
The public nre respectfully informed that tickets in
the LIST cussl of this ~ "
TRULY GRAND LOTTERY,
are nov offered tor sale by the Subscribers at their
office, corner of Canal and Royal streets.
Reference is made for particulars to the hosting hills
ais CALDWELL, OAKE% & PRITi,IfARD
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

CERTAIN Plysico Msdico, was hoasting that he had
nat lost single by yellow fever this season. III
"kr my oath of that, said hystanaer for to my certain
know ledge, he has not had single case to attend to-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

nR. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE. Pills are
- so well known to the public that it is hardly
cessary to give detailed statement of their value md
use. The following articles will fully convince any one
OF the claims The doctor has up the public to place
CnnidenCe in Ills preparations.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

The defence Of Canada during the recent troubles
cost the British government 900 pounds sterling
What will you take for your plantation?
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

More Late .Nevs.-The culture Of the silk mulberry
tree seems to be engaging public attention in every
quarter Of the Cnion.-B"kiehn of yesterday.
You don't say so.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

Some Northern print sagely enquiries what has occa-
stunned the defalca'ons. Why, yon ninny, the honest
Office holders appropriated the money to their use.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22
Men arrangement.
NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD.

Nem arrangement.
NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD.
u thaving been sug gested that il the Cars to
start al FIVE in the morning and in the afternoon.
that the morning visitors would he numerous on
account Of the bathing at THE PRAIRIE COT
lAGE BA THIS, and halfan hours start later thnn
the present time would allow visitors pore conve nienre
a dinner; therefore, until further Notice, the following
Arrangements will continue -,
WEEK DAYS.
Departure, Return.
D a. NJ. AM.
~ Pm. PM
Departure. Return,
A.. NJ Q A. NJ.
IL NJ. II Pm.
~ L. NJ. =,
JAMES II. CALDWELL, ,
august 81, 1889 President.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22
FOR FRANKLIN. ArTAKAPAS,
To ieare the Leree on ,SnHtlav 2Jtb in,

To ieore tie Leree on Sunday aJM inst.
$ s S:; 4: i: Fl !: ;; (:
custom !;.! house.! ready to receive freight.
THIS boat will go round by ind is in every res.
pect well calculated for the trade, having been hull, in
OF the Jest seasoned I've oak and cedar, fastened with
large coPper bolts aud coppered with thirty two ounce
copper She IS pronou need by Judges one otc strong
est ana most faithful built vessels in heouern waters
n?a "F PETE e' LAS 'gG'y Sc s. Camp ST.
%, =, The Packet Ship PANTHEA, Capt AsL6y
from New YORK, will commence disc l,argng the morn
ing opposite Hospital Street. Consgnees will please
o.olu " .ne .ectlFt OF ther goods. a2?.
- TO RENT, Counting Room in the 81
Isss story, over the store Of r 4 HYDE s. Brother
1ss4A- corner Of Magazine und Common SIS consist,
ing Of two apartments in Of which is fire place
ana well adapted for an Office Of any kind possession;
given Immediately. For terms apply to
oo, T: X. HYDE & Brother,
aug "a ~ Common cor Magazine SITS.
McGUFFEf's ECLECTTC READERS, Nos. /,
~ :, 8, and 4, an invoice just received Also the
Eclectic Primer and Eclectic Spelling Book, for sale
aug a2d 1g Camn s Ere,
REFRIGERATOKS. Landing from ShipSt Louis a
few more Of these useful articles which will be Of
tered low =, tor cash at the Louisiana Furniture Ware
Rooms 81 BsnvilIe street.
e aug. 22d VIM, r, CARNES.
AMEs LAST NOVEl.-The Grnlleman Of the Old
- School. Tale in 9 Volumes, bv G p Il James
Esq. author OF the Huguenot, the Robber Sc. &c.
JUST received and Tor sale by Alex TOWAR.
Jug ga 40 Camp Street.
TNHE AMERICAN LOCNGER Nv the author If
D :;"pt kyd. The Pra,e Of the Gulf &c. &c. in
one volume. "
Sketches in London by the Author of the Great Me-.
trop"lis."
Bench and Bar &c. &c. ING Volumes
New Pocket Lacon in . volumes.
Also !iomsward b"u"d and Home as f,uml
JUST HecrWedby Alex TOWAR,
"'s ~I' --- 40 Campst.
HNLoUR-'000 barrels fresh superfinc Flour, in
I store, Tor sale by q DORSEY.
az IL New i.evee
yNLOUR-9l Brs. New Wheat Flour, landing from
Steamboat Aler'ilnack from St l.ous) 'or sale by
az. q. DORSEY, Al New Levee,
( fOFFEE-3O bugs Havana green coffee, for sale Nv
- az: q DORSEY, New Jevce
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NOTICE.
NeT arrangement 10 commence LIST August 1889.
NEW ORLEANS y CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD

RANGEMENTs FOR THE WEEK DAY.

n . ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
Inc ears will leave Mt the hours the week DAYS
Will O'CLOCK, T. NJ when Locomotive will leave Carrot0n
every hour unts O'clock r. NJ and New Orleans eyc,y hour
until O'Clock, p. NJ
Aher 10 o'clock horse obtained by having dol
lars " i'll be charged.
going BY the Steam Car provide themselves
receive money in lieu thereof
for me accommodation of persons visiting Carollton in
me O'Clock car and VIII" wish remain there I'M
octock VIII reInnn until g. O'Clock, thereby allowing them
one hour to ENJOY the pleasant walks one of the most
beautiful Gardens in the United States.
THE JACKSON AND LACoURsE sTREETCARs
Leave the head of Jackson o'clock A. NJ Canal
street Mt 81 o'clock and hourly. At O'Clock they will
to eav" each every half hour until 6! o'clock
Mexcepting that instead of leaving Canal street at 81
clock, the chr will leave there at O'Clock r. NJ
particularly rclnes ted that gentlemen will put
their feet upon the cushions cars when Ladies'
Office New Orleans and Currolton Rail Road compaur.
JOHN HAMPSON,
ya.y soh ls'! Chief Eng. N. C,Rs
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co,
'NHE' Iron Steamboat Rebecce will leave the Basin
=, at the head of Tho New Canal, every day. Except
Mondays) for the Lake, as follows:
Depart at % A. A. A. Return at 81 8 AN A. n,
8. sf I'M sP:M:
And on MONDAYS
Depart at 10 4. n. Return ut 70! PM.
5ir.M: JIM P:M:
may % 3. CHEW, cash.
MAlOhAITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
TNllE price Of flour to day heing Sc rs per barrel
according to the tariff. the bakers will give 20
ming on Monday next, the 18th inst The loaves ofsec-
oud quality Of three for ten cents: shall weigh 25 per
aug II. c. GENoIs, Mayor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22
FOR NEW YORK,-REGUIAR LIME

FOR NEW YORK.-REGULAR LINE.
Orleans Line of Packets.
II The coppered and copper fastened Poc-
JTTfN ket Ship l. VISA, Johnson Master, vii! he
4AlK- Immediately despatcheh For freight or
passage having superior Accommodations arply to the
arta" on bourd two tiers below the Vegetable Market
or A CDJIEN
aug Goth % Commnn :,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

ARRIVALS.
Tow boat rhenx, Annabe from the passes having towcd
:" sea barr"c solomon sa'tcrs retrnen the city tho
packet ship Panhea harque Mezk. srs Gum mr. he and
David Rogers Left the Bar ths 18th in at 10 o'clock
NJ No sessel sight i" the ong The ship Columbia still
Ship Pan,hea, Asay, As days from York, to IIuIcn
Rarque Mezck, Darwin, A. daysrrom Philadelphia to
Denegre w.
schr Cum, "ehe, wallman, Vera Cruz 9Th inst, to
scSr David Rogers Morgan ON :. Marks to master
Angus, 9th, 1889
Steamer veoeirrde, Wright. FIN Np'ch,oches
s.ra'nrt AIabaman. Philips. I'm I.aui.vIIe.
Steamer Davy Crockett Choas, fl Cinrinnati
Steamer Nierrmack. Carlisle. I'm 81 Louis
EXroSTs
LIVERPOOL. Per ship Delaware Cargo COOS bales cotton
d. ii3 lids tobacco
Noarrivss from aud imports.
- RECEIPTS OFPRODUCE
Natchochcs. Per velosipede-C.rso bales cot
ton blair Salcrfe'd 20 do 7 Ra,t. 1870 Lambeth md
THOMPSON" trunk De"nistosa CO, 9. bxs specie
Fnyou Sara. Per steamer Bayou Sara. Cargo trunk
barkerA lynch negroes, coop hogs T. Ogden, sugar
Louis. le.. Per steamer Aaamian.. Cargo ein stand
honr Ferguson Reid , hds tobacco Prieur do &
DsHn,,t"us Is DO Price Johnston bog merrhandss
4 bro ~ bales eosonP A Hardy.
Cincinnati Per steamer Davy Crockett Cargo e79 pes
hasgins 37 coil rope Bogert 4 Hawthorn box merrhnu.
disc Adams Ileartsel Ills whskey. do e kegs butter
Cove, 40 bis whiskey Curtis uddendor box hines
de lzadie. lots castings Smith Voorhees, bales cot
Wr,ri do Burke Watt CO, 100 bis potatoes and
onions. I'D l:f) his apples, owners hoard,
st Louis. Per seamer Merrimack Cargo 24sI pigs lead
Godfrey smsll Fsd 7O7 do Co, c"
s6s do Carman McMahoa ~ do L la5 -four W
Florence 81 do Dorsey ~ hides Doane II casks R,er
chandseJ Merle lao sacks Gpdfey, Laurie and
Small ties aHow 900 sat Ks bran w Dryer specie
Grsn, 30ke butter 10 bis apples Laviaian,e Obs
oil, w Moard 30 kegs butter vnren &c pkgs
Dixon 80 sacks potatoes Phillips 20 do 81 his
l2saeks poatoe, Arabs a. sacks potatoes 90 bis
chests 81 sacks dnownes bo 3D. 80 bis bis apples
on board
PASSENGERS
Natchoehes. Ter steamer VeIocpede-Mss Hyans and
sery Nessr. INDICATE Sibey, Abrams Tucker Ives Scott
Hazard, Jacobs Shelton. Bradley Leslie Ship Cook. Wood
Aecham, Maron. Joses w Harris, Curtis Morrison and
Esblaac.
Per Davyt rnete = Smith u Brown GRAY
Grees Jackson Capt Hiok. Baksy. Chinn, Ross
II Brown. Hill
MEMORANDA
Msrrmack LEFT ST Louis the 18th reports uppe,
Mississippi and Ohio og. and f.ing Riemz sunk
D niles below Grand fowsr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

Louisiana and New York inc of Packets.
To Sail on Saturday ne1k2d inst
IL The superior and fast sailing Packet Shin
Tf MISSISSIPPI, has the greater part Of her
x2E. cargo engaged, and will posiiivelv sail as
above. For balance of freight for passage having
elegant Accommodations, apply on board opposite the
vegetable Market Or to JAMES u HULIIN
@utn "a Cauu Street
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feet ash Oars,
~ mayll S&JP WHITNEY, 70 Camp

POPULAR WORKS:-Zenobiu, or letters from
1 Palmyra.
Probus, or Letters from Rome.
American Scenery. splendid. work, 81 Nos. Received
Our Wild Flowers with beautiful Coloufed Plates.
The Chls Drawing Book.
Don Quixoue in3 vols Smo. with Illustrations.
Received and for snle by Alex TOWAR.
july 25h 40 Camp street.
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THE LIBEL CASE.

PUBLISHED THIS DAY, and for sale at tn,
Counting Room of the True American, st Charlie:
'oe''and at the principal Book Stors, correct Repor
OF lie late Interesting and important suit of the State
{" Louisiana VS. John Gibson, Editor and Publisher o
tue true American, before the Criminal Court for lii
o7' july 2st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

WALKING CANES.
WIN BELL, No. l6 Chartres street, has this DAY
w received variety of CANES, suitable for gen
t'emrns use they will DO offered very low t,u
chnsers
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-22

CDlcc q The FiremansIasuraace Company of Orfeons
CAPITAL, a:lm, non
by IN amendment to the Charter of this (ompanv
taking Marine and Rirer risks and ar. now pn.na
to receive applications.
)"'y y ELTRACY, Secy
BUREAU DES ASSURANCES DIES pom
flERS della NOUvELL E.ORLEANS.
Rue DO Camp, No 81
nnArllAL' 100000.
Par une amendment a la Chartc do CO Gonna,
sne accordee par Ia Legislature, il est permits d;as-
surcr contre des risque. Maratimes ct du Feuve 81
lis sont pr6ts recevoir des applications.
L TRACY, Secrctaire.
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a)roreeotnga Of Gomnrtl.
S E CT N d MU NICLPALITY
Tuesday, Goth August, 1889

Tuesday, Goth August, 1889.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment pre-
sent Hen. Joshua baldwin, President, Aldermen
Caldwell, Froret, Hall, Peters, Rogers and sewol
Tho proceedings Of tho last meeting having been
read and approved.
troer, and deposited in the archives.
The three aubjoined Weekly Statements of tho
lreasurer were submitted.
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
WEEKLY REPORT OF TnEAsuEER.
l'y Balance last Report ee:,s 50
n nm"unt tar e'teo shce s2,il7 ST
Amt drawn from City Bauk 7l.aaa 81
1GC,ovl IS
Expended since last Report, sO,707 02
municipality Notes redeemed. 1888 IS
Deposited in City Bank, 7s47l "
Balance, s,434 30 lG6ool IS
BY Balance hrot down. oa3a 10
Cash in City Bank, Sam 40
Municipal Notes O" hand last Report 4a.774 81 ~
amount redeemed since, 4;see rs
4slGs &c
pedu;t am re. issued, 9,9l2 81
Amount on hand this day. 3se5l 90
Amt !" hands Of " Cuvllicr for redemption, 1000 90
New Orleans, 9th August, $780,
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE TREASURER.
Balance last Report, e,434 80
Amount received since, 68,i76 90
~. 7o,6ll 90
D'sbursed this Week, 5000 80
Balance on hand, 1851 So
New Orleans, 18th Aug. 1889
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE TREASURER.
! 'aSt report, 1851 36
Received s'nce' 1899 10