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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-28
4 cAnn-Mr. YANpENnoFF presents bis com.

A CAKD-Mr. YANDENHOFF presents his com
n plimen,s to the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Washing,
ton, Georseown AlexaHdria, and their vcinliies and
respectfully informs them that his BENEFIT andhis DauEn
This EVENING, December o. when Bulwerscele-
brned Drama Of RlcHELIEu, will be performed for the
first time The character Of Julie de Mortimer and 1aI
dinal Richelieu, by Miss and Mr. Vandenhof with
other will be expressed in the Bis oil
the day. - On
Ro. Rock now open. dsc 20
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THE WEEKLY MADISONIAN

THE Weekly Edition Of the MADlSoNIAN during
i The approaching Session Of Congress Will contain,
sides leading editorial articles condensed abstract Of
all the proceedings of both Houses and substantial re.
ports of the leading speeches quest Of general IN
terest from the speakers Of every party, and viii be fur
nished TO subscribers for One DOLLAR for months
commencing with the Session
Persons at a distance desiring the paper can either
transmit by the Member Of Congress 10 their District
or send by mail at rsk, provided they have cert-
cate the Postmaster that the remittance has been duly
mailed .
Payment in advance in all cases. will be expected Of
course. THoS. ALLEN.
Washington. Oct Is. 1898.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-28

Curncu n,Ryr.-We learn from the Raleigh Re
piser Of The 2lst instant, that the Methodist Church
ia ,ha, place was destroyed by fire on the Weanes-
day morning previous ... ...
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-28
MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev MI DON
r,,x Mr. JOIiN O'NEALE Of this place TO Miss
MARY A. CHAMELEON, formerly Of Baltimore
Maryland.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-28

1t is due to the Wings who voted LOT MT. hliyn'
n Stale The fact that they did SO upon his unequivo-
cal assurance that he would give thorough wing
vote in The election of Senator, and go for WIN. y.
Rves, if that gentleman should be taken up oy Inc
Wing party.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-28
NEW ENGLAND FESTIVAL.

This festival in commemoration of the landing Of
the Pilgrims at Plymouth, was celebrated in the city
Of New York on Monday last, the 23d instant in
very interesting manner An Grafton which is high
" commended by the Commer cia Advertiser, was
delivered by RopEnT c. WINTHROP Esq, and the
ceremonies of the day were closed BY banquet at
the City Hotel where feStivity and social enjoyment
reigned until late hour.
The following ode was sung the occasion
ny WILLIAM C. BRYANT, ESQ.
Wild was the day, the win,ry sea,
Moaned sadly on New Epglsnd's strand,
When FIRST the thoughtful and the free,
Our fathers, uod the desert land.
They little thought how pure light,
In time, should ga her round that day
How love should keep their memory bright
How wide realm their should sway
Green are their bays, but grccuer still,
Shall round their spreading fame be wreathcd,
And regions uatrod, shall thrill
With reverence when their are brea,hea.
Till where the sun, with softer fires,
Looks on the vast Pacifics sleep,
The children ofthe Pilgrim Sires
This hdiiowed day, Ike u.s. shall keep.
A young man of this city, drummer is to run a
great match against time, Tomorrow. Toronto Pa
tri0t.
There can be little doub, OF his winning :, drur-
mer ought certainly TO be able TO beat timc.-Lcui-
rttlc Journal.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-28
From the Norfolk Ta.) Herald.
f,T,-rInN

THE SPECIAL ELECTION.
The polls closed on Friday the Sd day. with the
following result: olo
Allyn, S o~
Cunningham, ~
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-28

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, LET THERE
az uNiry--iN NoN-RssKsTiALs, LiBERry, AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARiTy.--Aagusttn.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

LOBSTER'S, ALIVE, and no mistake -Ycster-
day Wnterman-D. C. Watcrmar-every body
knows Waterman, carried us into the St. Charles
Exchange TO shcw some Holsters ; to be sure on
fine, beautiful, fat Holsters, that would be no dis
grace to the Old Fly Market, New York 1--WE don't
khow any thing about the new Fulton) there they
were, not preserved in ice, but alive and kicking,
weighing from four TO eleven pounds Waterman
would not give us one, but we intend, now that
know that lobstcrs and turtles and fish IN be
caught on the Florida coast and brought to this
city in three days, to raise Joint stock company
to buy these fishing smacks, and supply this market
with the rarcst daintics Of the sea, and fl our
pockets with money, while we at the same time,
fill our ely and fAtlen on the good things that
grow on the Florida coast.
Mcdonnell, of the St. Charles, has got hold of
them, and intends serving them up TO night at
supper call in at 9 o'clock, you'll fad them plain
boiled and you arrange the fxins yourself.
George is coming; we know he has received a req
ular printed invitation, and the way he will dc,
molish portion will be curious.
Well make Jerry Chapman, who brought these
animals out, commander of our fleet, and the way
he'll take pride in doing the thing in style, will
set all New Orleans 10 forming Lobster AMI Tur-
tie Clubs.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12
ALMANAC for the present Week,
Calculated for the Meridian of New Orleans.

PEDESTRIAN FEAT.-On the 2lst inst. James Mollov
the pedestrian. successfully finished match aeai,,>
time, to walk 400 miles in six successive days. The
ground OVER which he walked, is two mile, and n hall
long being the high road from the Crown md Sceptr,
III Brompton, TO the Whenrshra, in Fu,nm He be
gan before two o'clock Monday morning, and had
walked 20 miles before midnight The weather was :,
bad on Thursday that he performed only 80 miles The
number OF miles increased by 10 on each Of the three
succeeding DAYS, and on Saturday he walked 80 mile
and had flush Il lis wear>one task, ia lie of dis
couraging weeks weather traveller ON horse
or ino could have make way against an hour and
half before midnight, which the limit of the time
allowed. N"lioy frequently walked five miles In less
than % minutes. lie says the best regimen for Pc.
drsrian is beef stakes and wine, dividing tho four or
binary meals into eight. 70 little but Often is his
MAXIM Malt md ardent spirits, he says, will knock II
man up. He is but Little the for his expedition
except, we'll be supposed, that his feet arc uy
cred with bliStcrs.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12
From the North Anericnn
DISTRICT COURT OF THE CITY AND COIN
TY OF PHILADELPHIA
Before JUDGE STROUD.

BS1ore JUDGE STROUD.
The jury in the Of Peasants vs. the Pres;d. n,
and Directors Of the Commercial Bank of Cincinnati
retnrneda verdic Yesterday in favor of the plaintiff for
the amount claimed, $l0,0OO with interest, making
$ll,"u0.
This suit wns brought to the sum Of 5000
dollars offered by the above named bank ms a reward
for the recovery ol00000 dollars lost mslad by an
agent OF that hak in this city in the month of February
1886 This agent to this CITY that time with
the sum OF 25l 900 belonging To that bank which he in
tended distribute among the banks OF this ,;tv IN
account Of the former institution. The money was
deposited in the fire proof closet of Charles Nacaaster
Esq of this CITY, ond the of loo coo dollars was LOST
or snppocd TO be, from the End Of Fehrunry 1896 to
Gui OF August, same year, when it found by Hen
i"andJr in the very fire proof where it had been left
The agent OF the bank came to conclusion that he had
lost or nisaid himself, while dcpositing other sums
at the various banks Of he CITY, therefore the re-
ward was offered by the Cincinnati Bank Mr. Plea
SAINTS denosted the package in the Grard Bank to the
credit the Bank al Cincinnati.
The ground Of opposition paving the reward bv
the counsel oil the Bank was that the money had never
been lost.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

Camp Street Theatre-A great row occurred at
the Camp on Sunday night-what was it all about?
Why, every actor and actress disputed the palm tor
superior playing; after great deal of discussion
it was about being awarded to Dc Bar, when lady,
who sung very pretty song, in a very pretty
manner, in the first act, gave it as her opinion
that the horse was entitlcd to crown of lay and
oat straw. The idea struck every ono as perfectly
correct, and the horse carried the night. For our
own pat, having witnessed the last part OF the
last act, we arc not prepared to award the horse all
the credit of the picce,-true, he kicked we'll -
he kicked like the devil, and was most rapturously
and justly appauded-hut, to tell the truth, we
don't tclicvo he would. or could have done all he
did, if little Franklin, his master, had not been
slowed away in his belly
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12
NAUTiChEiNTELl.IGEN, Il

Liverpool Sept ~. CID ship shuksrea e, Henderson,
Orleans.
Deal Sept &c. AR Julia. Beu imn, Ercmeu; Cuperucns
Haeslep, do; and both sailed for n urleai-
Marseiles SEPT nth Sail Comet sullivan. New rlenn.
Sept y. ed. Riuitu Holmes, New Oriean,
BATH, Ne Oct 81 CID hries Della, Lindsay Galvestun 2sd
Cey,on. alcrii / do
homa 10 Sailed brirs Lime Rock Buter New
Orleans; Sesperd do; CHucasr Noce. do ii
Ireig htan do; .chr> Moise>ka ColIcy, du Gen
HsckIntou do is, hps Feax Ilealy. do; Eunet Robin
ron do
Piaukiot Oct 20. sa led brig unrls Sam Atwood, New
OFeaus.
fo.toa DC, 90. Cid ship Cherokee, Loring. NorIens,
pr.vitnee. Oci e6 .jl argue Highlander New Orleans
9Th sai.ei srir Minerva E'fdy, do
Now York Del 80. td rie Nniif Crna ford tiavc>ton
-o. cid hi Tiger Baker, he~ oieans loni-a y leas
Tor pas e.
Ne~po uct "a. rrmig Iva hoe New Orleans.
ThluLe ha, Oct 81 l.i,op Fox. Clifford
NoIiul> o 50. Sal ed y liIr, Dearhnn New Or
pal went brig Oreaus. Rnrion FROM hinoDl.
fui S.p o ae,.s. =-
sIu,le hys .Arr5 CHI Charles. Iiree wood, New
Orleans
AtTurk's Isiau My 26. Ship Yo H. Mnre for Nav
leans M4dA, .is Triumph, Mcfn la d do, dave. Lucy
Holman, ~. do s,hrtaltso Wa,eIh Gsv do do
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

The Markets.-Upwards of 1000 bales of cotton
were disposed Of yesterday at about the same
prices OF last week. A decline is demanded by
purchasers, and it is thought that lowering the
sales half OF thrcc-qnarers of d cen. would induce
free purchases
We were unable to ascertain any thing very pos.
tive as TO flour, far could oarn, it main.
tanned the previous prices.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER -, 1889.

The s eamship Columbia arrived yesterday in Sc
hours from Galveston. We have received but few
Texas papers, and those few furnish us but very
title information Of consequence.
As VIC had previously stated, the yellow fever
has been very fatal in Galveston, IIous on, and
other parts of Texas.
At Galveston On the 5th, the wind bowed gale
during nearly three days; many vessels were
driven ashore, but the losses wero not coneidered
great.
| A number of German families had arrived to
settle in Texas
B. p. Buchur had been appointed Chief
| Justice,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

The steamboat Camden. on her downward pa
sage near Newport, about 100 miles above ST.
Louis, against .nag which caused her to sink
in about eight feet wafer She was heavily ireighted
1t is thought her cargo will lie total loss, and
doubts are enterta ned to saving the boat.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

Ohio Rrcr.-The Pitt.burg Advocate Of tho
18th ulto. says there is water enough for the very
highest class of boats. Yesterday there was depth
Of 10 inches, and tho river was rising slowly.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12
THE JACKSON ANDLAcouRsE STREET CARS

Leave the head of Jackson street at G o'clock AM Canal
ut o'clock. ,lf-past o'clock they
leave both cus every hall hour until - o'clock NJ except
ing that instead of Canal street at 81 O'clock the
will leave there ut O'clock IA
Hri,s particularly requested TINT gentlemen will put
their feet uio cushions smoke in tho when ucs
present.
Office NewOrleans & Carrollton !
Rail Roud Company,
October 22l, 1899. JOHN HAMPSON
Chief Engineer N. o. & c. r. c.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
The will leave nj the hours in the week days
5nt,l O'clock r. NJ. when Locomotive will leave Carroton
every hour until O'clock PM and New Orleans hour
antil o'Lio"k PM.
Horse Car be obtained before 70 O'Clock NJ
BY paying dollars for the Trip. After 70 O'Clock r NJ
10 dollars i'll he charged
Persons going by the steam Car must provide themselves
Tickets the condl.or positive directions not to
receive money in lieu thereof
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12
NJ. II. & J. DEVEREUX,

No. 26, TonApiroULAs STREET,
MANUFACTURERS Of tin, Copper and Sheet,
vi Iron Ware, have in store, aud offer for saie Stills,
Still Worms, Sugar Kettles, Ladies', &c.
Also. on hand, Russia sheet, Cast Iron and Brass
Crates Parnnr and Cooking Stoves, for burning wnod
coal and of the latest and app r0, ed patterns.
Bass railing and Stair rods of any shape or patterns.
Builders and Others in want of Crates. Tin or Copper
pipes or cutters, may find 1t to their advantage 10 call
und examine the same.
Roofs covered with Tin, Copper Zinc. in any rart
of the city, on the most reasonable terms.
Als". hand, general assortment of Japanned ware.
o26
lust received, and for sale, large ond general as
- sor'me"t of Ia'"nn ID ware, such as Bank boxes
''' '""''' 'i MANT1N al DEvEREux,
"26 20 Tchapitouas st
XtOTrl.ES-potera and MADEIRA bottles in store, for
, sale by llCCAMMACk Il Co,
"24 3 Bank place
I ONnuN PORTER Of superior quality, for sale BY
IL oal iCuAMHACN & Co, 3 Bank pace
~ USTA",-lexngten Mustard in half pound
W. cansters, landing aud for sale hv II EONNABEl,
n2l c"lncr N"tchr" ami rrhapi'"Hlas
| 4 ARD-irOo kegs superior Leaf Lard, il, store, for
saiehv %! DORSEY, "A New Le,ce
1ILOUK AND WliI>KEY-,l Lris Flour aud SO
T. br's Whistle! landing from s.anhoat oconec, for
snle by o.! q DORSEY, IA New Ievec
n Ui.SON'S rArEHS->nper ROYAL, ROYAL, Me,
!
by o2' TOW AR, 49 Camp st
4 APD--3a;' kegs Leaf Lard luniing from Srramboa,
~ therokee, for sule Ivy DORSEY,
"'9 II Now ..ev"e
I Anp-I"io Kegs superior Leaf Lard, landing from
~ Steamboat Paragon, for sale by
"L9 g DORSEY, New Ievee
W HISNEf-'" b"i: !" ,'"r: fer saIe BY
GOLD. SILVER AND TIN Foil. for Hen,i~s-
" English Dentists Instruments Scari!irators aud
lancts o'cvery description and quality. Just received
hy HHnNNABEL,
oil l3 r~hapitoulns st
STARCIl-r'crn,rr expressly for Coniectiouers 4.
- ladies' dresses. Jus, received bv ship uhc H. and
for Wholesale or re'silhy II l'nNNABEI,
oil l3 rchapitouas st
I ARD-6oo kegs superior Leaf Lard, in store, for
IL sale by 6 DORSEY,
OILS Al New l.evee
= TOvES- Landing from ship Hercules, from Philn.
- dslpia, large assortment of Conkng Stoves =
also in store quantity OF Stoves suitable for Chulch
as, Halls aud H., Rooms, &C. &c. For saIehy
MARTIN II Il DEVERUEN,
oIo 2d Tchupitoulas street
XNIlHrE HAVANA SUGAR 800 boxes now
w landing ex Sch. Crs"ls, and for sale by
5 G BLANCHARD,
o8 80 Gravier st.
Sixty bags Old ST, Jago Coffee, 5 wears old: 100
y bales Gross Hemr 800 pieces Kentucky Begging;
800 coils Bale RI pc; - coils Grass Rope am, 2O ba gs
Pinento, in store and for sale by ABljAH FISK,
DEANS go Lbls white Beans, a frs, rate article,
ID for sale by G DORSEY,
o5 A New ..evee
VOLOREp PKIN ring PAPERs-Now landing
~ from ship Adelaide, invoice Ct fine coIored
Printing Papprs; asr lot of Printing Paper 81 ~
which will be sold al the lowest rates.
% ALEX rOWAR, 10 Camp $,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

IIIE PAGEANTRY OF RtrvELiC-.-Tu maintain re-
r"hican pIucip.es and republican g"vtrnmeut, it il
h"ressnry that we preserve uhilcnn habits and Gus
TOMS We affect I" hr. fIr' ,tt we glory in being the
slaves ui party. We profess iOleiutin, Nel pro-
scribe, us unworthy o. publ confidence, the br.her
who dSscns from poll lrl cr, ed or u!o ciu<,. to
support uur canu'dn', be lie ever bad. We re-
pubcnns by pr sslu, bot urIsturruts lcur MS
in rrnciirC.
Oar news journals, for the last r,nnrlG<, have
heen ii led win IL cuU + at PAGEANT rrOr"$SUns. I-
ut"ry udlrrs-"S, and sum tlous crt,inutnt> pu
p oslcnS!H, III honor ii dl>lms uSte,. o
GUr> pleasures have inHured then travel rllund
IhunsHudS- uHny th"i.Sunts, h We been expended, u
IL al ii tine has hacn slcd, ud Ut the mo,
dan -tuIuS Ut TIE hunnn p, nvuh,d II . thug IL
Ties: show II OF um.nch, we SUSPECT, it'll the view
dong read honor to lc n.r,i uul OF strengthens
ING ia" iurre l. Z" Iutt., amd su,srNiIg the sinister
purposes ut lmIN lduhl- vs. rPphIACan>, iilu ale
I til tduinturv homage paid the crowned herds nd ui
vIe&cd classes OF tt Europe, 10y "hat We term
| rt and elsavtd populations; and }", W. Out-lrp tn II
in mdl>rrimuu aud tit>uut -nnrg, am, partisan
worship. Our con>iltntI"n and laws regard pubic
Offices us pulc srIrAi- not elrNuti iur their
but for the public good " I, in practice,
them mast r., ana II would he Wonder, suci
- hnmau prop u<iy II nbu,e power if They AS
-uifd 10 b. such. Rome granted riunphs To her DIS
HGuls!ti aud these di>'iusu sled men became
he' rertlo"s l'y the legitimate authort.s
soon ceased 4 be v"untnIy aud tH>urS were raised
up hy the lunut nrctainaOn ul the mob or the
army, to curse and ens!rve the republic.
We would b ~ means Withhold from pnbic officers
individuals, the honor due TO their merits We would
as cordially t,nder hand and respects 10 merit
ns any man vet we think that this honor would be
sore compatible with republican professions, less
,ieruc Tory dignity as reemen, ard equally
pliu entarv 10 those whom we would honor fprUces
sions, cavacades ant military parade were dispensed
WITH 1t is but 100 apparent, thai these p"gran-
got up for party and not tn" public hcuef and that il
orIslef, they will Increase in frequency and misc
chief. 1t is the evils that hive happened that W.,
50 much deprecae, but the evils that likely grow
out of these nti-rrpubiican precedens.
ii should he mans virtues, his public services and
his fidelity t, our re- uhcan Institutions that should
Recommend him to pubic co'fd!nre and surpou-and
these re likely be known whenever they devel.
uIed-aud hot the or # rarii>aus wh ch car be
diunn-d up swell his cuva!cade. good man
ne, DIS not the-s eAtraneons, anti republican cnntri.
vunce- and bad man is ,ccit llny not entitled to
them.
intend political or personal a'lu inns in these
r.unrks. We coisid The Practice bad ur incon
sisent with republican professions, thai il
rrowing upon iis and one that should he discou.-
cnsnced the sober, fclirg pat Of the cn,munitp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12

1t shall he the option of the winners of prizes o
bank Stocks either take the stock itself or the par
value thereof in cash.
MODE or DRAWING.
100000 tickets, from to l0O"OO, will be put in one
wheel, and '0U prizes with the blanks, in another Ia
every number prize or blank will he drawn, until al
the prizes determined leaving the balance of nun.
bers in the whce--banks.
Orders for the above Lottery will he received-a The
Office under the Nerandah of II. Charles and
Common streets, and at No. l0l Chaltres street, New
''rleaus and promptly forwarded. Orders from the
country post paid containing ramil.ances for the num-
Der of tickets required, addressed 10
SCHMIDT Il HAMILTON, New Orleans
~ A stealnhoa will be provided to take to Florida
such passengers as may he DESTROYS To witness the
drawing.
Jacksonville, Fla. April, 1852. may
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12
BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &C.

.-' ~. GRAND
REAL ESTATE LOTTERY
or PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW ORLEANS.
SCHMlDT& HAMILTON, Managers.
Offices undcr the Vernnd0h, Corner Of 81. Charles
and Comma" Streets, and No. i0i Chnrtres Street,
bettreen Cont and 81. Louis Streets.
WrrH view of meeting the wishes of orr friends,
we have the pleasure of announcing to the pub
lie that this Lottery will he drawnu the City Exchange,
in St. Louis street, in New Orleans.
The drawing will, without fail, begin the LIST Del
cember next
Our agents rougho the union, will cause the above
to be inserted once in of the newspapers of the,
respective residences, and charge the expenses ir
| account.
n6-I7U SCHMIDT g. HAMILTON.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12
RICH JEWELRY,

AT No. Is CHARTERS STREET
A FULL Assortn cut, JUL received, consisting Of
N car rings, luckets breaches, finger .nss gold
,himbrs do pencils, g,ll feb and suard chains, seals
and Keys warranted razors scissors and knives vale,
rnd pocnet bucks hair NAT, tooth and table blu shes
piatpd aSiOs and cundIescks and fruit BASKETS coral
necklaces aud beads all the above articles will b.
off red on the most reasonable terms.
N. b. lur2e fiHlt glass window. Side sasles
and show cases for sae. Please call at Is Chartres
street. nl2
+ hRiI-tu0 kes, superior leaf lard, IN stare and
IL Tor sale by G DORSEY,
nj? "a New Leyee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12
Recorders Office, second municipality.
Reports of Day Police and Night Watch

2. O'Nel, arrested on Girod street for ussnultinr
man. aud striking him without cause; was drunk, ds-
chang rh.
Tnos. Cnlw"ll, arrested in Il skiffnn the river, could
give no account, fhimseltc-ch charged.
h. Me. Ga Ky arrested ON the !.evee and drunk
discharged.
4. Aicehan found on Common street and drunk
dist ,get.
discharg tt.
+. VIII nsnn toHnd Natcr'z and Camp cru1
and "r,t"r"''g 'll' rr""'-iis' l'"scd.
NJ. Gey are ted on PoyiIl> slIrcl, drunk, ut milf
past II u'ci"rk d Srl,argt'.
Joseph G'ilhr, found e., I'd trec, at 10 o'ccck
drlnk-d changed.
George De,,scy, Peter nrnEcv arrested the corner
of Commerce aud Jnlin STREET, d'unk aad disturb Ing
the IctCe-dI>chnrgch
DIV ard Barry found on 7 ha 2itnnas street drunk
discharged.
Iicu,y >ernl, Joseph Pe,re arrested IN Common
rect, ut Ina pn>t o'cuck, drunk aud di urins the
! prHr--diSt hdrgrd
lhos. G. nyr"", st"d on Conrmor street. a, half
p";s,' '"'""r', Ir""k,,-dissr""rs&
ichuIls found on NulcLcH Stieet drunk disc hnrped
iInn. MEG ,n' n ias VIM. Johnson found ON Mnpo.
! zine street, drunk d,SchnIg,d
VIM. ",sh tond of Benjamin and
Ic pltUUlaS comic tuh,v hrunk- discllaryed
YOUNG MEMS HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
| iRhlf. Members will attend special n,eeling on
! n Wednesday evening next the 18Th, ut half past
u'clrck,f. VI. Punctun attendance is requested.
n2 ID RICHARDS, Secretarv
| The Fe,anduh-St. Charlcs Teutre-Camp 81.
Iheqrc-Caid'oslES 81 Charies 1rcude-Iiotels
-StoreS-Sq"nrrs of G,"und De
CAPITAL. rIuZrS!!.
n OUiSlANA GRAND real. ESTATE LOT.
| ~ Ttki,. unthonzcd by law OF the State, 9th
| March 1928 Office corner OF Cni al and ST. Charles
| slreei>r
TIE HALF MILLION Camp street Theatre
| Lot'r,. 1891 Prizes.
10000 PRIZfs!t!
| VIII CT 1nmence drawing practicable here's
| atiel
u Notes of any banks in the Union, " ch are gen,
orally hnnknlls in the Strts they issued viii be
| received in payment for Tickets.
Hall Million $i0-Two Million $50
CALDWELL, Oakley g. PRITCEARD,
nl2 Propretors-& Managers
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-12
GRAND real. ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY.
Situated in New Orleans,
TO BE DRAWN on THE LIST DECEMBER, 1889
IN JILKSONFJLLE, Fin.
Under the superintendent OF tie Commissioners an.
pointed b, the Legislative AsSemhI, of Flmi!u
SCiIMlDr Il IiANlITpN

100000 tickets, at $l:l scheme price 81 200 OUO
Selling price $40 per ticket.
SYLVESTER & Co., I56 Broadway, NEW YORK
Sole gents.