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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-28
is now charging higher rate than at any time
for the asst % years.
From tie (Philadelphia) Saturday Chronicle
MORNING CALLS.

Mr.. Drummond Craven was y0unp ma,
about town, member of all the lending cIph,,
land pet poodle Of the ladies' to fetch and can
Try; and Mr Drummond Craven could NAB,
IcharadeS, and write poetry almost as well no
Satan Montgomery; and wore his haira Ia r.,
ron; and knew more Of other persons afr, =,
than his own He was dunned in the morn;n,
land Eeicd in the evening; carried himself wnS
AN air as he walked down Broadstreef. and
looked as amiably interesting at balls ard nlI
rooms as a rather insignificant set Of teaaros
would allow him; and Mr.. Drummond Crav,n
was about to be married, (at least he told HI,
credilors sou and though he knew MOI whotbo
lady was to be, it answered his purpose, drcei.
we'd his duns, ard saved his pockets, for tho
present (What should we do without liltleda.
ceplon0
twas noon when Mr.. Drummond Craven or.
dered his Tiger and tiIbury, and drove quietly
'up Regent street, until he arrived ia that most
delightful Of aristocratic residences for dukos,
.diplomatists, and wagers-PortIanl place.
and, as one OF the initiated, soon Iounl him3eIr
placed among a select coterie, in the bouloiI Of
Lady Caroline Graham.
The arrival of Mr. Drummond Craven WA
hailed by the assembled circle as a RELIEF to
the fairness of the part.
"Nr. Craven" said the fair Caroline, . br,a
of the most inveterale tint possible, you have
Just arrived in tme.-CoIoneI Martin has boan
writing in my album, AMI Mr.. Howard hos
promised to follow his example, AMI Miss
Bingham has drawn the sweetest Of sw,e, ca.
pid|: it is rather emboapoim, to be sure. Mis-
4'imporIe! have determined you shall write
a song, sonnet, or stanz& to the little dear Do
read Colonel Martins lines, they arc 50 mpas,
stoned"
The Colonel smiled, to show his white teeth.
and hug his arm over the chair to display his
white hand, and tried very hard to look modest.
while Mr.. Drummond Craven read, with lae
and proper emphasis, the following touching
slaaZas:
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-28

first American edition orlhe Bible IN GngllSo
was printed by Kuecnnd and Green at Boston
in 1852. in small ouarro 700 or 800 copies. II
was published by Ilnchman' oo@NSo.l'r' , on,
to avoid persecution by those who had a Po, G,I
from the King. they reprinted the wn3le ' l'u
page ofthc English copy, including the LONDON d,
reprint. The next edition was by Robert
Aitkin. of Philadelphia, in 1912
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-28

Bible in me United S'aics-The first Bible
printed on the continent Of America was in ma
tive lndlon--tho New Testament, in 1861, and
lhao'd in 1898, both by the Rev John Elliot.
They were published Ia cambridge Massochu-
sets. The second was in German, ouarto
edition, published at Germantown, near Pha.
dophia, by Christopher Sewers, in 1896. The
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-28
Yours, truly,
A NATIVE.

We recommend the above, particularly to the
consideration Of the CLINTON DGMocRAr. and
request the readers Of that paper to place the
quotations from the scripture together, and give
them their serious attention.
Weareas willing to be Judged in our pecu.
liar opinions by III" word Of God, and the Lam
guoge Of divine inspiration, and are as certain,
OF being sustained by them, as our opponents.
can possibly pretend 10 be.
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LIE s'!nr.!,I.!.!2 ny 8
THURsDAY,::::::N NOVEMBER 2s, 1890

Robert II, Buctner has been elected Chan.
cellor and has entered on the duties Of the Of.
flee.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-28

The Branch Of the Union Bank at Liberty
is now organized; but will probably be unable
to do more, at present, than act as the agent for
the Mother Bank, for hisdstrlct. The notes
and papers belonging to the district are in the
possession orthc Branch Bank here.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-28
RATE OF INTEREST IN ENGLAND.

The Baltimore Transcript publishes the fol-
owing table, showing the rates Of interest paid
n Great Britain previous to l7l4.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-21

F1'ilS excellent family pull nrdr, Inry ,rrl "a
Acy for all disorder, the >tuu, Il and hur
els the lmptun oil which ;ui,s
l,Es ui appetite heatin, he giurs .str
uilnrss atur meals Dizziness of the eyes, se.s and
the stomach md how els nudge rnu, lug tor
hid state OF The liver and
els, INSTRUMENTATION ui ne,l III. ame
will IN thus m"t excellent preparation, y lnie pe.cv-y.
he chectuaily removed. T~" will on.
s"cedily regain strength healthy III. li,e how
els and kidneys will rap dly take ria. in>rnr t~~
mess, heat pain and nnndccd Appearance srrnEih activity
aud renewed health will be the quick ult of Iaking
dcine according TO the dire'in> each tox
These pisure particularly efuacinns nRts.
colds sorncss al BREATH yn NIL
passages and if taken attr tice indulgence NJ
table, they quickly restore the syec state Of
rapose
Persons of full habit who subject hratlarhr Rddk-
and singing i'll the carr from TOO xrcvl
How OF blood to the head should without them, ~
many dangerous symptoms Ill be OF b. thcs,
immediate use.
For females these pills excellent, rrmovjuA
all o. structons the distressing en arhs
with the denrsssion Of spirits iuness sight n.rvovs
give ahealhy and juvenile bloom the complexion
To mothers they confidently Recommended, as ae i~4
nedesne that can lie tnken dur,ng pregnancy aud dreu
"f all agrs they arc uacqualri
A. peasan safe, they unite The nmNer
dan" m,, operation with The successful heci and
restraint Of diet uec
by regulating the dose according thu
patient they become suitable tor a>e her EEK that
can be reured and for elderly pe" they will fuuu tn
lie tho most comfortable medicine hithertu pre- arcL
Sold Il No. 96 Custom house 81, New ORLEANS. p2-AA
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-21
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

STOMACH PILLS An cmnen, medical ritter has retnu,A
~ ed and experience has ed the fact ho are
attentive to keeping the s'nnach and bowel. proper oder
preserve heah prevent dscu." und generally robust
cheerful and healthy old for urahe the.e
pills are aapedhcing prepared the t hate qunine
extract OF camonlc flowers, md the choice ,ton,aec
and apcrient drugs OF the ntcriu Aedc They hive in all
proved superior other medicine the cure Of
stomach and liver complaints loss of arrotc
SENSATION OF iuncss un oppression after mea shortneAs
breath aud excellent any excess Ut the u,
Bile they gently and cleanse the bow els
the stomach and nNiroratc the constitution. femues he
value good health should I've wthu, rn Us the, ruri
E the blood distractions and e,c the skin bauti
ful clear healthy AMI blooming appearance. Persons Of
ple"ric habit. no subject head ache piddine.s dim
ness of sight or h," too grsa, How "
the head sh"ni Lake them Frequently Children and
OF all rkr them time. IL thr; i, moi r,ut.n
any mercury or Ingredient ha require. tunfn lurr ~
restriction OF dict. They should &c kept rv-r, pmj,, N.
rcmcdyin Of sudden iIe.-i o b, lru, almp
straon, cholera me" bus Cramps >ph>n, levers ami other
farming complaints, he speedily or pre, ru,.I
Sold II, Nv OF Custom Lulc 81, New ulirars
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-21
SFE,,IfI StL.D 4I>

A LII whoare suffering from ukETnhAl. IusEAsEs
IRRITATION OF THE kIDNEyS, H..+hDEK. bkEfH@'
IA, PHOSPHATE GLAND, ani all DISEASE oi q. v
BINARY PASSAGES FANS IN FtIt lAIlAS, gravel
umbago, from General Weakness I"cal th'ty, nre
INSURED that this valuable MEDICINE ali and
perfectly rrhdicstes tc above disisc much ia any
other, and invariably improves the md general
heal h. and tose par hal hve ee injuH~
Ell by dIscae or Improper trcamtn III fuL ne,icln
can he compared aud Ia- positively cured ay tuus
ant individual aicr nj other mr''ciurA have faded aida
ha'ly super cdnR the of tho nDn. . au-cous
'h."H nrs-Copnva JurpcDinet t'rf-.. M"r my" e.
In addition the Il fri.m xll
hfts OF The world fncrdns the East aNd Vs. II" Amor
ca &C, and medical of the he .,iur At III pro-
SArh ~; hearing testimony to its IN! fNo
huhrcd pounds reward ln been raj tEIee Offered |" eny
one VINO can produce remedy e4ns yolsnd's Squeezing
so utmi Alter tins no further he
Hut adding few "l the =rrtifcs,rs
81 have prescribed fnah Spec -; Sou'i n rsera PR
tients abnring under UreIu III ves an tony
before witnessed, and their eneral .t, much irrav
ed. II. LEY, NJ. u.
"Lerurer on Mni~ ,fnry, nj Rnr1hntme~ ,i.s p,,ni
DR. Clarke prescriled Yoiand SIrr 6e Snu,,, tnna.
ny patients nhor,g under urcthra D rhrere,
bly, onnd they cured in much f,s than he
V'n>y Observed when preparations Of tnpni>n iDl
OF oln'n II Is remedy u"euuall}ht ard Mat h. !s
turc u prc-c r,hc lrr hrs patients.
l.oSpo". D-rrmh,r2 n 1881
Dr trrrH hereby ccrtii"s ilanh pcc,fr So
mot ENC dc'ls remedy, and thai GrrIh nj Dis
enscs sooner than prcpa atom tuu, h hu> pre-
-crbrd. 49,
The aotr can be ujnincd only u, S i Cusrn hnur 81,
III New Dr!eau.
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Ornamental Letter and other type ia prupsr,:oh
These tho prices credit of l,r,n,t,s; but va
claaes and will therefore make d$tuunt N pet cent
Tor New York acceIaa&ces Vt snety days. unl 10 per
cent for cash.
We have recently ADDED TO former extensive g.
eortncnt7 IS different kinds and s7 Of ornamental let.
ter, eui~sciss cc~dcn@ed extru-Ccnensed extended,
outline, skecton shaded, nrltssertn modcr" shin"ia
ssed black, &c; 100 new weys, and great variety Of
ornnn,ehs forming altogether the ut"st extensive and
elegant assortment of Printing Types in the United
State. and absolutely unrisalled one We also fur
n3sh every other aeGe that is necessary for printing
sfhce
Printers Of newspapers WIN pu'is, this advertise
meut three lines be fore the LIST 0 November 1888,
ding US one Of the publications. will receive payment
when they purchase from the Foundry four times the
amount Or their bill.
GEORGE BRUCE l. Co.
Now York, Aug. Is, l839.-s2l-3t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-21

A E AkR t1AE
To sail regularly as ad0ertised from each Port.
gVNHE line is at this composed of the follow
i ing ships, but & more vessels will lie put at
al early day, making the number twelve. in all, which
will allow Of one being dispatched from this port every
week during the year, thus Attending prompt facilities
Tor transportation and the lowest rules nfireight,
Ship Yazoo, Captain Trnsk.
:" Mississippi, q Rrehc.
" Louisville Allen.
Saratoga, Hathaway.
Huntsville, - i.ldrdge
Shakespeare, Palmer
The above ships all nf tn, fl, st class coppered
and copper fastened Of light draught of water and
built in New York expressly for the trade with elegant
accommodations for passengers and commanded b, able
ard experienced masters.
The price Of passage is fixed ut $50, without wine,
or liquors. ample in every other partic will
be provided. and every attention given Promote the
cunurt OF those passing and fro in the li,e. The
ships will all times be lowed up and down the river,
and the greatest punctuaiy observed their day of
sailing =,
Neither the nwnsrs captains of these vessels i'll
be responsible for jewery, bullion, precious stones sill
yer or plated ware, breakage of gluss, hollow ware
marble or granite, coopsrage Tin, rust Of iron
steel, for any letters, parcel packages en by on
put on board Of them, unless regua bills OF lndng arc
taken for the same, and the value thereof expressed.
For freig ht or passage, apply to
na.e! JAMES B IIUl.LIN, "a Camp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-21
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

I OS infrascrtos nuevos propriotarios dol bien
IL conocido estabccmento nombrado MAN>
SION HOUSE, stuodo en- Ia Gale do Ia ObraPia.
Mum. ll9; tienen 81 honor de annnciar al publico
quo sus mayores etuerzos y atenciones seran dedi-
cadas complacer las personas quo les iavorez-
can con su patrocnio Las ventaja quo posee di.
cha casa para los vagcros, tanto por ~ localidad.
comodidad, etc etc. son tan conecldas, que Oh inu
ill snumsraras.
81 set-ly CUNEY 4 FULTON.
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500 REWARD.

A IEtiER addressed TO the Subscribers containing
"A -Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars, has been stolen
from their Box in the Post Office in this city, viz.
Two elOO notes Of the Commercial Bunk Of New Or
leans, b. No. $50 ind 1898.
One 800 note ofthe Bank Of Louisiana, r. No. 996.
One 81" City Bank Of New Orleans, A. No.
1897.
One go United Suites Bank
One go q" Consolidated Association
And $20 In New Orleans municipality notes.
$3.50. .-' ~
Fifty Dollars will be paid for the detection Of the
,het, and Fifty Dollars Tor the recovery Of The money.
, -f JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
s2l corner Common and lcl,0upitOuas SITS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-21
William Shaw l. Peter Trudoau

: - Cr6ulIOT1.
QTATE OF LOUISIANA Judicial Dis
y trict Court.
The cession of tho insolvent's property is acccp
ted for the benefit Of their credtors it is ordered
that meeting Of their said creditors dotako place
al the Office Of W. Y. Lewis, notary public, on
Thursday, the 10Th inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. M, for
the purpose Of celebrating the affairs of said
insolvents and in the meantime all judic al pro-
ceedings against their persons and property are
stayed.
Witness the honorable A M Buchanan, judge Of
the court aforesaid, this 9th September, 1889.
slO-3t P. LIE BLANC, Deputy Clerk.
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THE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISCO
VERY

A CLERGYMAN. late of the Cambridge University huy.
IA ing discovered method of curing himself of Ncr,uus
or Monta Comp MT OF fourteen years dura,i and rou,
years having hns alb We 1000 patients, all Of he a, cur.
cd who followed his advice, from enevo,
lence rather than gam to others. Low spirits, mental de-
bIy and exhaustion determination blood the head yer.
tg" groundess fear turG OF memory apnc ty for uhi
'uly Sc restessncss wreichetnes. n,.
con dclusun melancholy thought If self de>truc,on in
SANITY &C. are durable by this Emporium, discovery. Most ~
six weeks.
Apply to No 81 Custom house ST. Sew Urcav.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-21

t1EB!I HE'D THIS DAY, and for saIe at II,
e, rg stoo,n of the True American, St Chnrlre
Iotes,,ud the r,ncipa Book tors correct Rcp"rl
Of The late l"tre ting and important SUIT of the Stale
of Louisiana John Gibson Editor and Publisher of
the True Amricun, before the Criminal Court for Ii
bH. July 2lst
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-21
b A z A \ r.
Corner Of 81. CAArkes & Common street.

LXCnASGE HOTEL.
sEuSE & ALA. would respectfully call the at
tenton OF citizens and strangers To their com
assortment; {" 'ientleinen'e linen Shirts do Cambria
"tn linen ruuts fashionable linen fronts: linen col
lars: silk, aud uuSr sr.s aud draw RS:
cabr'c aud silk handkcrchieis: black and fancy cra-
watts i'll great stocks OF Description gum
elastic ana cotton suSIenhers: silk Cotun and thread
ElOveS gents no skin vlUvh-: umbrellas and gold
mounted.
Also, splendid assortment of laIles and gents v'r
E desk dressing cases. pon olios, pertuirery, cut
lery, and rch fnncv gpud>.
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL

MANSION HOUSE HOiEL.
T Els seussgn6s, nouveaux proprittairos do l'e-
IL Tab isscIncnt situG dons Ia rue dc Ia Obrapla,
No. lao, connu sous lie nom do MANSION
HOUSE, ont rhonneur d'informcr 10 public, qu'ils
ieront tous lcurs efforts pour rsndre ugreablss
aux personnes qui voudront bien los tavoriser dc
leur confiance. Les commodities qu'effrc cote n'ai
son voyageurs sont assez connues pour no
point ju ger nGcessaire den faro lei 10 detail.
81 sop-ly CuNEY Il FULTON.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-21

| I'M ED safes OF AMERIC State OF
U Lonisiana-Parsh and city of New Orleans
BE it known by this agreement. made and conelud-
cd this fourteenth day of June, 1899, before me,
Horatio Davis notary public, duly commissioned
and sworn, in and for the parish, and city Of New
Orleans, that in conformity the law approved by
the legislature of this state, the thirteenth March
eighteen hundred and thirty. seven, entitled " an
act to authorsze limited and anonymous partner.
ships, and for regulating the sa''c" There is
hereby formed limited partnership which shall be
regulated in manner and form following, viz
!. The name and st le Of said partnership shall
BIZ" The steamer Brilliant Association Of New
Orleans'
This association is formed for the purpose of
r,'n"ing the steamer called he Bril- INT of New
Orleans as passenger and freight boat, for hire,
on the waters rf Louisiana others Of or on the
coast of the United States.
3. The amount of the capital stock of this asso
citation is thirty two thousand dollars, divided into
forty sllares Of eight hundred dollars each The
whole Of which capital has been paid in ready
money, said amount being the price paid by the
hereinafter named members of said associati on for
the original cost, repairs, and alterations made to
said camboat Brilliant.
A. The names of tho copartncrs in this assacia-
ton, and :hc amount which they have respectively
contributed TO this limited partnership, as fol
lOws.vZ -
L. Duncan f. Kenncr, of tie parish of Ass
cchSlOn, Tor lnrCc SHARES, TWO thousand
and four hundred dollars. $4,000
g Henry McIalI, of tho sam" parish, for
three shares, two thousand and four hund--
red dollars. 2400
3 John Slidc,of this city,for three slarcs
thousand and four hundred dollars 24O0
4. Christopher Adams, jr. of this city for
three shares, two thousand and four hundred
dollars. 2,400
5 vii INN Hamilton Avery, of this city,
for three shares, two thousand and four hun
dred dollars. 2,40G !
6. John S. Preston, of tho parish Of Az
cension, for three shares, two thousand and
four hundred dollars. 2,l00 |
7. John Stephen David Of the parish Of
st. james, for two shares sixteen hundred
ollars. GOO
8. John S. Armand, Of the parish of ST.
James, for two shares, sixteen hundred dol
1850
8. Paul lIcbcri. Of the parish of 1herville,
or one share, eight hundred dollars 500
10. Aaron Hart, of Pittsburgh for seven.
cen shares, thirteen thousand six hundred
lollars. 1860
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COTTON CIRCULARS

~PRlNTED mitf The Greutsat Erpedit.sa- SAD
n style unsurpassed IN NV NEILANA, ar sit&
where.
ORDERS lef al COMPILING RON il. 81, Thn,l~s e.
hanre, fComer Of Grarier 81 ar at TRUE
A NJ ERICAN PRINTING; 0FFICF,
corner of Povdras and ST Charles S,,e t., will t.s
PROMPTLY attended to.
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OFFICE or THE FIKEMEN' ms. co.,

Of New Orleans. {
'lNIIE SncKholderS hereby notified that the hntl,
Insali,en. on their stock j. due and pay able IN
til fifth Of ugust, 1889, nj the office OF the "nplny.
July - T. l. TRACY, -rc'y
a. tNIt,D, ina i'rug Sturr, .ulIv
w unaIied with the tpnthet Cuisines >p"hh-
ing French mud u.ii>h, md wrt.g Ii i.i; hand Adj
trs - box 23I Post 'llme lln.. t.!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-21

NJ. BEL , ID Charities street, tIis day receiv
ed per ship NIGGA, 80 dnZ. "nu,nted Breast
Pins which will he offered To trade I-il"rs cheap
than ever before Fired in this also 80 dozen
chased ng', of all paxllis together with great va.
retv of 81 cap tilt Work, Breaches, Rings
Ear Ornaments, Iuckct,s Chnins, ~. FIinsr in want,
will It" well to examine is great u-su. tnlent.
T. :. Old Gold and Silver wanted. apl Is
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aug ISL
IL IL IL IL

-
FOR NEW YORK.
HOLINESS LINE OF PACKETS.
ITO sail punctuaIly every Monday from each port.
/ This Lin. ef Packets have been Increased TO .le,
en- first class Ships, consisting Of
Ship NnshcUie Captain Wood.
ARKANSAS, Captain + ) dennis,
ltebamn, Captain y Berry,
orleans, Captain Scar,
Vicksburg, Captain Bunker,
ianthea, Captain Ashley.
NashriHt, Cautain ~ God.
Louisa, Captain Truman.
Oconee, Captain Lyons.
Ocmnlsee Captain Ieu,itt.
Men, Ship - Captain W"dhou>e.
Ne,c Ship - Captain Nichols
The above ships all Of the first class, ropperet.
and copper fastened, and were built in Net York ex-
pressy Tor this tra1e-hey Of light raught Of wa
ter, and almost invariably The bar without de,c
ton
These packets commanded by Cupinns well ex-
ppranced in the trade and will ALVIN seAart themselves
Ia odnte They will Always be lowed ~, and
down the river. and viii promptly sail advertised:
They have handsomely FURNISHED recommendations, and
stores Of the first quality will always he furnished, and
every attention pad I" the comfort aud satisfaction Of
passangers
The price OF the cabin is fixed at $50, without wine
liquor.
For tu :ner particulars apply to A COHEN,
maE'1 80 Common stree
VI The ships not accounta lie for brcai>age o.
glnss hollow ware, marble granite, cuoeraSe pt tin
rust Of non or steel: responsible for packag.
parcel put board, unless regular bill olun,g b.
signed therefor, at the office the agents.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-21

If4 FOX LIVERPOOL.
TfM TIE aud fast sailing ship CABINET,
10y. Capt Linngll, will have immediate despatch,
having The greater part Of her cargo engaged, For
SIS l. II GALE 81 Cnumm,n street,
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TRUE ANt,NR.tGAIr.
GOND17T ONS

CONDITIONS
The DAILY Paper is neatly printed with small
type on an extra. double med UNI sheet, at sig
per annum, payable SOM annually in ndvnnce.
The TRwEEKLS Paper, containing he reading
matter Of two dailics, $40, payable in advance,
where no city references is given.
The WEEKLY TRUE AMERICAN, made up from the
daily papers, during the week, will be sent sub
scr'bers who pay SIS per annum in advance and
10 none other, unless an acceptable city reference
Is gwen. Subscribers respectfully solicited.
JOHN GIBSON.
New ORLEANS, May 1889.
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100000 tickets at SIS scheme price. 81 800 600.
Selling price SEQ per ticket.
SYLVESTER & Co., I56 broadway, NEW YORK
Sole Agents,

u The receipts Of the sale of the tickets will be de-
posted in the Canal. Union, CaroI,on, Citizens and
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans in the nomc of
Louis Schmidt jointly with J. Is. Perrault acualIy
Cashier of,e Citizens Bank, aud A.. Bauduuin nc.
tuaIl. asher ofthe Consolidated i;nnk, Irus,ers
per act passed heore A. Maznreau, Esq. Not. Pub.
r, stees for the security Of the fortunate prize io
,iers.
In New York the monies will be deposited in the
Phoenix Bank to the credit OF the above named ) City
Bunks Of New ,,rleaus.
The Public referred to the acts passed befoe
A. Mazureau, Esq. Not Pub. in relation to the prop
peres which embrace the respective prizes in the
Lottery,
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MAyURALTy or NEW ORLEANS.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
TIME price of -four heing this day 81 81 per barrel
j according to the tariff thu bakers will give ,2
ounces Of bread for cents. during the week begin
Mug Monday next the sd instun,. The loavss Of
second quality, of three for cents shall weigh Is
per cent more, viz: 40 ounces.
-gl c. GENOIS, Mavor.