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lead, and after frce brush came in front, SEEMINGLY
l's'rtrd by the cheers ofhis friends Grey Eagle kent
up ms killing stroke in the most splendid STYLE coming
entire 2nd mile the saant grey kept up his rate car
rsng on the running At pace to fright the souls Of
fearful Adsersares The pace srenrd too good to lat,
on the I'D mile. Near the Oakland House Wagner Sc,
to work t" do or to de- aud tile fourth turn he collar.
ea Men uskys champion. Dawn to the stand the srug-
whips were at work. Grey Eagle came to tho stand
na't length ahead, and after drew out clear in
front. ror time the cheers deafening. Half way
fonhd The last mile, Wagner once mure tried il on bu,
1t was no co. Like twin built they ped round te lns,
tun ,ht' straight work, and it impossible to saw
Mh!ch was ahead The feelings Of the thousands Of
70 inc highest pitch; ruch jockey plying steel and
III horse war aud doing his he.,-now
wagner now Grey Eagle has the advnnlage-a deaten
er wins by neck in 7:44. the best race ever un south
OF the Potomac Picayune.
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Extract Of letter dated New York, 18th Oct. 1885,
THEATRlcAL-On Wednesday, Miss Vandenlofl
made her debut in Julia, in the IIunchnck, and made
a mort decided hit. l the whole OF it and have
never been more ngrecohy surprised had not heard
hrr very highly spoken Of and her friends here very
wisely said nothing. unit! alter her app 1t
beautiful and original performance, and if she Fan sun
tain few parts with equal alb ,y consider her ut the
head of her profession Her person is rcry =. o and
her dero'.rnt lady like ;-se Inns tta, rrc quality,
ntenscn~ss. that her futhcr cou. no, have
Inughi her.
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Recorders Once, Second Municipality.
Reports of Day Police and Night Watc


, October II.
Peter Minor, G Mckennev,F Noodles. G Robinson.-
arrested found in the different s.-Discharged
II Wells,-arres.ed, found lying drunk.-Con,m,
ted for 80 days as n vagrant. ~
'rhos 'annon,-arres'ed as suspicious Character
Committed as migrant for 80 DAYS.
Hugh alias Joseph Kelly, James IIardv,-arre.,ec
as dangerous and suspicious charac,ers.-Comm,e,
each for 9 months Migrants.
Lewis Smith Coddington, Davidson Linsey, II Man
SON.. arrested az dangerous and suspicious ,ersons
Cod1ington committed for 9monrhs.-Linsev and Mor,
son fol 80 days each, as Migrants.
October l2
James Cross, Mr. and Mrs Carey, Thos Denis Luc a.
each arrested for disturbing the peoce.-Discbarged
James N1cGowan. Cornelias Sheane, James Meehnn
Patrick found on the streets
no sernns cnmplaint-were discharged.
Catherine Nurrnv,-Hrrrstrd a woman Of i'll fame
Committed as migrant for 80 days.
Brewn. Giles Fndlev,-arrested, and could give no
account Of lhesclves-Each committed for 80 dav. a,
Migrants.
Catherine knr, -arrested drunk and disturbing the
pence.-Conn,itfcd as vagrant for 30 dayr.
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The Orleans Guards have generously appropriated
the funds collected for The annual celebration of THEN
anniversary to the relief of the sufferers by the fires at
Mobile.
The inhabitants of the first municipality busily
engaged, in imitation OF the second. in collecting sub
scriT tons for the suffering ,lobans, and the third
municipality had meeting for the object last
nigh.
The Council OF the Second Municipality will doubt
make an appropriation to the object.
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The Benefit at the Camp last night wa. far from being
ns good as was anticipated. The house should have
been crowded-it was little more than half FULL
Mrs. Stuart, late Miss Voss, will make her frat m
pearance this evening" Teresc. Messrs. Ratcif and
Morton have arrived and will shortly appear.
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NEW PuBLIcAr1oNs.-E.L l.. Care. l. A. Hurt, llro
Alessrs. L. Johns & Co, have sent us The Literary
Souvenir for $780, edited by W. E. Burton. Th. first
remark we have to make Of this annual is, that seven
out oflhe thirteen embellishments OF arc the same in
some cases with very slight alterations, the Gift Of
1889 edited by Miss Leslie, and published by the same
e, rtemen. The execution o? the Souvenir in o,Ie,
resp cts is very beautiful. The prose contents are all
by W.am +. Burton, and the poetry hy Charles Yves,
Tl,onson, much of both very good but the whole
book t,r inferior TO the Gift of 1910
Fair Rosannnd,' or, The Days Of King Henry the
3D. i. lie t''a of new historical romance bv Thomas
Miller autho, Of 'Royston Culver" Beauties Of the
Country" LAY in the Woods" &c. |, is, PERHAPS
no, equal to the st Of this authors productions but
still is full of interest and ubounds in thrilling Incidents
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FROM THE NORTH.

The steam packet Georgia. Capt. Rollins, arrived last
evening from Norfolk. whence she sailed On Saturday
morning.
We ur. indebted 20 the poi,cnoss Of passenger for
se ;"an OF The n u Evening Star and Mnrnug fIe,a,d
OF the Sd inst in anticipation Of the mail due this MAJ
ing, but they contain nems ~ '''"
The i.orgm ill leave here this u,orniuy. n, bns ms,
7 o'clock, Tor Savannah. ""'' P"s'
Al New York Oh the 2d inst 900 shares U. =. Bank
oe H sofa at lol 50 ~ days 5'd" lO so is days. 50
CE0riext0q cour;-r
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1889.

we received partial Northern and partial Western
sl"'l Yesterday. The Boston dates were af the o, .,
Sept New York. Philadelphia mud Baltimore din o.,
AMI from Ch"rlrston none This i. the beautiful r,gu
lar'ty Of the m Ills We should hav. Boston of the end
Philadelphia "f the Glib Baltimore Of the 9TH and
Charleston Of the 10Th. No papers from Washington
City.
Sales Of the United Stl.cs Bank stock wa. svll on
the 18th at 1904 cash.
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Sfaten Island Granite.-The very beautiful sirnitic
granite guarded Staten lsiaud is coming into rene
a use building stone 1t is said to be equal to the
composed Of quartz, fspar and hornbsn, &c., in 6ne
grains. The corporation Of Trinity Church should
build with this instead Of perishablo sand stone.
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Stenmships and "Liners."-Our steamships are ma.
king small fortune lete, postage alone, from $4,000
10 $4,000 each way over Tins VIII hurry on MIR. Con.
from Liverpool to llasx and Boston, Meanwhile the
en,erprsing Scotch merchants. at Glasgow have i, in
serious contemplation TO huId of Il. most cnor
and carry of all the emgraung population. So be-
tween and the other, our old liners" 80 teaut
inl in model and accommodation, must s,iccuu to The
devastating, upooting march of SCIENCE aud he conten,
to become the specdiest carriers Of cotton, c. rcser
wing always beautiful far such a, love
the and the ship heating dowa unGr, p,es Of can
and cracking bieeze-for suc us arr ,,,reni t. h..
out few days longer the vide waste 81 " ,,,rs-
for the sake of those measurable .uKursr- u swe ,
quiet cabin, and exemption from coal tl and the din
Of ponderous machinery and rpupulu,ed catns and
saloons, however gorgeousiv Decorated. The man Of
business however, sacrfc" 10 the steam god be,
iore all others
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From our Sundays Edition,
MOBILE SUFFERERS,

Atan adjourned meeting Of the Gcue. Committee to "a.
eeve subscriptions for relief Of the sufferers by III. late
eo"usgrn'ions at Mobile. JAMES H. CALDWELL, ESQ.
President, PETER LAIDLAW, Esq Vice President, and C..
W. CAMxAck, Esq. Secretary; the meeting having heen
called TO orde the UNDERMINED gentlemen and r,;d
to the Treasurer the following ho,e marked wi,h
the others suhsc rip,ions
s. and ;ss: PHI; 'sS 9"
I'eFee shannon $40 90 Rob'. epcdden. IS 90
W. IT. "n''on' $50 w WIN. Mcmillan Jr IS 90
e""'. Locke. ,73 30 Robt. Layton, ISIS 90
Thomas Lsid'av. l0o 90 c. J. Wheeler, II %
Total. s4.'93 IS.
On motion Of thu President,
Received Tint this Committee return THINK. s ,h
prompt manner in which their applications for
have been met y the citizens they ye. had au
nifty OF calling up'" and that they i'll continue ,eir effort,
10 "dd to their lists unit, they their report to tho
adjourned General Meeting Wednesday next. ut o'clock
Keto''ed That the offer Of John Gib.o Esq., Of
the True Amcc 10 print all publications the Committee
well for their public proceedings the Benefit 1t the
Camp street Theatre Monday next, grs.u.ouy he accept
ed. with the thanks Of this meeting.
Resolved. motion of Robert LAYTON Eco Tim, N. ANN
$1,000 Of The funds already collected by the General Com
mi.tee be transmitted (Suniuy Ivy tho President
and Vice President tho Mayor and Aldermen Of Mobile.
Resolved That the proceedings ofth meeting IN published
In the newspapers Of hi. city.
On motion. Re'oved. That this meeting do adjourn, to
meet again o" Tuesday next ats o'clock, M
(s'gned) JAMES II. CALDWELL, President
PETER LAIDLAIH, Vic President
C. W. rAMNAcK, Secretary,
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The ship Rnbcon arrived yesterday from Havre, wit,
200 passengers on bourd.
The Ambassador in - days from New York, for Nat.
chez, brought 80 passengers.
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The mail yesterday brought Philadelphia papers Of
3d. Baltimore Of the 4th Charleston 7h aud none from
New York Boston,
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The town Of Aiken, 'he 4,h instant, was visited BY
a severe calamity. A mos, disastrous conHa: ration
occurred destroying about 80 houses oss estimated at
%7UCOO
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another Great Fire.--Ietters received in town
yesterday from Philadelphia, of the 9Th instant, stating
til great fire had occurred there in that part of the
city known us the South Wharves the most business
part OF the The loss estimated at 200 OOO
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Maryland, as far us heard 'front.' hus turned complete
somerset to Congress; 5 l.ccos are elected to one
Whig-two districts to be heard from. The L. Fs will
have mn j,r'v IN the Ass mbly also
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Military Pntrols-For the last three wears the peo.
pie Of the second municipality. have been freed fro tina,
antirepunlican, dis listing and dangerous piece Of
police machinery, an armed patrol. PREVIOUSLY rs We
walked the streets ut night, occn onay nigh, he met
with batch of three or four ignorant and saucy fe
lows with their cheese knives, ready insult ard out
rugc any citizen who mir lit not how in easier subn,;x
sion to their commands. Frequent, then, were the
hfa~ls and fights, arising from the nsocn, coo]uc, of
these Ignorant soldier guards. They placed in our
theatres, II preserve order, the or OF our ball rooms
and all places Of public amusement; the city arprar.d
slways to he under MARTIAL law. Nothing wa, ever
mare obnoxious to the American roI,inn If Sur noruls
tlon and one act of the council of the second munich
putty was more popular than the ordinance they
passed entirely nbolishing the City Guard with their
cheese knives, and substitution therefor the present
Night Watch, with their club and rattls.
Armed men unnecessary to enforce the execution
ofour laws, 10 preserve peace and good order. The
American people have innate hate towards a mil.
tnry government the itrre. .nce of the military
except, when called upon by the civil authorities, to
suppress nsurrection and repel nvasons or put down
riot und except in such cases. the making use Of the
mil tary is repugnant institutions and our laws as
well our feelings. The acceptance of the service of
military companies, therefore, on the part OF the Mayor
or Recorder ia wrong and instead of proving benefit,
may tend to disorder and breaches of the peace Indi-
vidual companies have right to give their service.
without the order OF the Colonel or Brgnder General
md such order eau Only be given upon legal rcqusi.
ton for the purposes stated above.
We hope, therefore, that civil authorities will dis
pense with the services Of Ill military bodes until
actual necessity requires their aid. For the protection
of the city, against all disturhers peace. house break
ers and ncendnries, Watch with the citizen patrol
now formed and acting, will be all sufficient to secure
safety and quiet
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Great complaints made in parts of Carolina, Of
the effects Of the drought the cotton crop.
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& 4 K K . l. |. TON
III i

4s4 HOTEL, |issm
LAvAuD has the honor Of informing hi. fiiend,
ana tt' public in general N, he has taken The
o'rl At Carr''toc. where no trusts h.. will receive
w calls Of his old friends and all lovers Of g"d cheer.
Invste parties will he hunIso. provided Gr nv
Es little notice beforehand lie is willing to enter
MO 'hse'nen'" Nth families ar im,iv ,iuas d.sirous
W" N'"t' NJ Carr0iltui. n,90
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY NOTICES,

Az brought to tho pound Of the Sd ward. Cd mum.
w cipaity bay HORSE, black name and tail,
tore ret black, his face with collar and sndJn
mark, and l6 hands high. '"''''
The owner Of aud property will please call a, the
pound OF the sd ward, I'd municipality, situated NJ :hn
corner Of Robin and Annunciuon Streets move nro"s
ery pay churses, and take him nwav on o, before Ss
urduy the 10Th OF Oct 1889 when lie will bs cold At
auction by + A Gulolte public uuctioneer.
II l. INTER,
0t3 LIST Lieut.. night watch
WAS brought to the police prison Of The 2d Mu6i.
w cipality, IA negro girl named SAHRA, about -
year, est OF age; says she belongs to Mr. Hunt.
The owner Ct said slave will please call, prove pyou-
crty, pay charges, and take her away.
IL HARPER,
Ok Cnptun Of the Watch.
Gle amont \ la gcolc do la seconde Num-
lite une jcune nGgrcs denviron ID ans, NOM
meo SAHRA. ollie dit appartenir a M.Hunt.
Ie propric .airesde la die c.clavo st prG do 70
mir Ia rocamcr en- prouvunt 81 proprGt6 Ct en- pa
yant les trais. +. HARPER,
IL oct Capitaino de Ia Caldc.
NOTlCE.-Thc undersigned, having been duly APP.
pointed by the Honorable the Parish Court in and
Tor the Parish and City Of New Orleans Commissioners
to estimate and assess the damage and re,se uf OPEN
ing and continuing 81. Thomas street in stra lit line
from Snzctte to Annunl ,non street, have nude their
estimate anu assessment, and have deposited II true copy
thereof, together with The plun in the Office Of the Clerk
81 SAID Court, 'or the inspection Of a whom II may
concern.
And public notice is hereby given that said estimate
and assessment will be presented said Court Tor cou-
hrnmton On Wednesday tn. 10Th November, 1889, and
al persons interested in property situated st Thomas
street or its vicinity. hereby notified TO make their
objections, my they have sai e.,at ard as.ess-
men ou or before til" ninth day Of November neat.
Wnn L.. liodgc,)
:s,o. VII SsH r.: iiepp COMMISSIONER
New Orleans, Oct. 9th, 1889 49,
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For the Interior.

FOR BAYOU SARA
Regular Pncktt.
I1S ~ HRILilANT Jesse r. tIu r,' masv1
-4fsl4---4sxgs-,w will Leave New Orleuu. every We'd
neada} at 10 clock A. ". for Bayou sutn l. every
SATURDAY at 10 vel OK A. NJ taxing the as, down OH
Sunday For freight or passage apply TO Cant, Hnr,
on boarl or to ~ f ''"''
febs2 ADAMS 4 WIIlTALL
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TREASURY NOTES.

IEEAsCKY DEPARTMENT.,
October |, 1889.
amount issued unucr the provision Of The act Of Oct,
~ 100. VIZ: $4,000 coo 90
Or that issue there has
been redeemed 97Oo ,7s r.
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We are indebted to Col Nichols, our Senator in Con.
gress, for sundry Congressional documents. for which
he has our thanks.
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,ft fl ~ 81

'iIS LIAR VIII Do composed ni seven Shik, which
Will succeed ra' other in the following ordcr viz:
Ship -. Mary, X " Foster. master.
Ship Troy, X. Dockul, RI, muster.
Ship trpuhlican.J : Wilson, master
ship Auburn. T. Cornell, master.
New ship Frankfort g Russell, mns,er.
New ship Mary king and, Il McCcrren, master.
New ship Fairfield W l. Lyon muster.
These Ships are all Of the first class have accommo
dat'ons for passengers unsurpassed for comfort and
convenience, ind ably commanded.
he greatest punciualitv will he obse we'd in drspntch
ing them ns advertised, and every reasonable accom-
mediation e1tended to shippers und passengers.
For freight or pnss ace, apply TO
81 PETER LAIDLAW. sc Camp st
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MAiORAlTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
'E price Of aoar being this day IS 81 prr borre,
q according to tho tariff, the bakers will give SO
ming on Monday next the 18th instant. The oayes If
second quality, Of ,h,ee for len cents sull we;h 81
per centmorc, viz: ! ounces.
ol2 C. CENOIs ,
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CoastWlse.

FOR NEW iORK-Kcgular Packet.
Orleans Line OF Packets.
To s"il on Saturday khe lcth inst
ID The elegant fast sailing nckel Ship OC-
,TYN NUDGE, J. ltnrncs, master, will positively
s. sail as nbove, having her entire Cnrs Engaged
FOR passage only, having elegant Accommodations up
ply to
ol0 a. COHEN, 90 Common st.
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FOR NEW lOnK-pegnlar Packet.

Holmes Line Of PACKETS.
To sui on the 18th instant
IA The elegant coprered md copper fastened
,f}f packet ship NASHVILLE, ilurkiess. muster,
.xAAaG. will prompt sail lvertsed. For freight
or passage, having elegant Recommendations apply TO
the Captain on board opposite ill.,, Vegetable Market,
orio A CDlIEN,
ol0 go Common ST
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@9'',42l IS

!.easng outstanding s,ao A., 4,
ln lieu OF those redr, ,nrC v ~
there has been ISSUED
under act uf 2lst May,
M 1ats, =: !: s5Toe,slO Of
been redeemed 5,4 1873 is
Leaving of,hat issue out,
stanting, oo1 ioc os
Aggregate Of LIST and ID
Issues outstanding, : sill 5o 2,
The issues under tho -
pro, ison Of the act of
tic "a Of March, 500,
nn,"un! 10 3857,27G q
OF That issue there has
BEEN redeemed, 66175O GO
Le"V'"s outstanding 3,l9j,52G q
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FOR NEW YORK.

Packet Of THURSDAY, the 10Th inst.
NcD YORK and Nem Orleans Line.
Ia, THE fine Al ) ir ROY Capt Dorkrndmh
JTTTN will sal ms advertised. For f.cish ui . to
3EAEsE. 800 bnes Cotton, or for passage, apply on
bourd or to PETER IAIDLAW,
OS 81 t'ump ST.
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A Wis. Arrct6 par Ia Police dc la Scconde Mum.
- cpallte lie courant, trouve entire les maine
an Negro marion, qui fui des forcats dudit Mu.
n'cpalne "n choval bayc claire quinzc paunes Do
hant les deux jambes de dcrrie5e blanc. Ct morns.
nnsi quun charrctte No. 7Sl.
lie proprielaire vaudrais prouvc, 81 propris,s
p aver les trais ct les rctirc1
ii HARPER Capituine de Watch.
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aetG conduit uu Poste du 3mc. dist is. 10 Ia
2dc. Municipalite,
u"e JuMENT sorcl, ayant unc G,oile au front,
peu pres Is mains ,aut.
lie proprlttare est pro de yenir Ia reclamcr Al
postc dl 3'ne. district de la Scconde MunicipaluG,
s''ne au CON dos russ Robin ct Annonciation, On
P7onvant sa pr"prIt't ct cn paynnt les trais.
81 "lc' IA ~ 'r,"br" proclaim, ell, n'e,nit pas
reliance, ellie scra r dit jour vcnduc h cncsn par
1. a. HuIloltc, tncantrnr announcement 10 loi.
oct J. l.. WINTER lrI Lieut.
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Making the aggregate Of u outstanding s3707 s8l s,
LEVI WOODBURY,
Secretary Of the TREASURY
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l"eendinrism.-Our own city abounds n, this NM
mens with crowds Of the most suspicious looking 6,l
lows, who are rro"Iins and sncuking about lis,en
ing to genem"ns conversation, and pr, ing into doors
and wi d"ws, taking notes them at some future
time in housc>breaking, robbery or burning
On Saturday night, attempt was made to ae, fire to
mouse corner of Mo,sau and Frenhneu Streets in tho
third municipality. quantity of con,bus,;ble na,e
r'"r rags stepped in uurpen,inc, nlnches pieces Of
dried sponge, &c. were found on the roof The u,,emp,
was fortunately discovered and the vlIay of the
.cen'laries for this once thw artet.
Another attempt has bern made to fire Na,chcz, The
corporation Of that city have offered reward Of two
thousand dollars for the detection Of the villain.
Insurance Offices should never take a risk on houscs
merchandise or furniture for more than their real yne
the value Of what the article insured would bring ;ft
were time ofnsurng to he sold for can no longer
be doubted, TINT many have to the insurance
off es to obtain money, by setting fire to their pro-
per,i"s which they con|d ell for the same aouu,
in cash, upon credit.
Strong .picons have been entertained against eun
dry individuals, oraising money this way and indeed
warrants out against ndiv uals h. are accu
sed Of having fred and having procured the firing of
their own houses. Let Insurance. offices, ,hu., in
these hard times, ieud people into temptation.
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ETAr DE LA LOUISIANE-Cov-J =. NJ
- trct du premier District Iudiciaire-s. II
Rage contrc SEES cr6ancicrs--La cession des nm"
prietes dc 5. II. Page ayant e.e accepts n,r i.
Cour pour lavantago de scs cr6ancier. a. df
crete qnnno assemblies des di g creanciors ait lisu
d% sfe,'o nc H. Marks notare public oud l., u
de'iberer sur les afares du dit Page, al an .i..n
dant ,onte procedure oontre ga porsonne at sos pro
pr'eles sont auspendues, J. P. Caswell est noanS
pour represnntcr les creancers absons.
Iemon Honorable a. NJ. Buchanan, Juee d h
tito Cour, go IS Septemhre 1883.
'sr r. LEBLANC, Grs4ssu,
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GUNNY BAGS-2n bales two Lushel Gunny Bags
~ in store, for sale bv e"
sis I Tjl AyER
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. .AlE o. 'oni>ihnn-C ia Court Of New
brlcans-No. IlDa-Frnnk Wilson in ac,n.l 900
"dy vs. his CREDITORS he creditors of The pe,;,;one,
are Moth 10 appear in "pru curl on Thursdav ihs
why The petitioner should not hu,e the benefit ~ IN.
laws made for the relief OF n"yrnt deb,ns in actual
e"Ai"uy; and in the mean, me all Judicial proceedings
Against ms person and property stayed.
!iy order Of the c0uIt.
ED. GARDERE, CLrk.
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STATE OF Observation-Disclosures Cour
~ of New Orleans

IL sale by G DoRSEY' w
OlO "a No. l,.uaa
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PERM Oils casks Sperm Oil, in store, for sale
~ by THAYER 4, n
sis ~ pJ'.
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~ Err. brought to the Police Prison of the I'd Nh.
w nicipnlty, the following slaves viz:
negro man named Jackson, ubout 81 wears sfave.
says he belongs to Mr.. Howell 80
y ,nu att" b'a named JOHN about ten year, Of sre
saws be heiongsto MIR. james ="
Angro g"l mined Jane, about 10 yeurs of age. ssvs
She belongs to MIR. Vr,snp. ""-'-''
A"eso girl ne"'rd Marsuan,, about 10 years Of ass
SAYS she belongs To MIR. r. runcois. 49,
Inc owners OF said slaves will please call at the pris.
on OF the "a Nun ciray. prove property pay charges
md take them away. Is iIARPEW
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