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PAR BACH t. CALHOUN.

L SERA VENDU Mercredi 10 3 Juliet, 1889,
L a midi. a Ia Nouveile Bnurse, rue St. LOUIS
DEUX LOTS DE TERRE
situes Carrollton, d6sign6 d'apres un plan tire
par Louis Bringier, Arponteur g6n6raIe, lus dts
lots f ct c. L'iol E content &c lots nun,erol6s
DO :! a 26 lcsqucls ont les nesurent suivan,s:
Nos l. 2. 3, 4, S, 6, :, 9, 10, mesurant
rhucsn 81 plcds de face la rue M,car,y sur los
p'eds 10 protendeur, le lot. ! formant l'cncoig,
nure dcs rues Macarty Ct Adam. ct le lot no. 10
Tor ant rcnco gnure des rucs Macarty ct Bnrdct.
No. IL, IL, 49, tros lots ,ncsnrant chacun 800
p'eus DC lace la rue Burdrt sur $50 dc protun-
deur.
Nos. II, Is, l6, II, 10, 10, 90, 2l, 90, 90,
ok lots mcsurant chacun 30 pieds dc taco la rue
DC Commerce sur los do profondeur. 10 no. Ia
dormant Poncognure dos RUGS do Commerce ct
Adam.
Nos "a, 25. 26. mcsurant cl,acun 30 pieds dc
face la rue Adam sur $50 do profondsur
l. ilet contsnant 26 lots nunero,6s do l a 90
losquels ont les measures slvunts:
Nos !. 2. 3, 4, 5, 6, Z, 8, 9 T. 10 mcyurant
chacun ~ pi.ds dc face Ia rue do Commerce sur
lo5 de profondcur. ls lot no. l fornant rcncoig
nuts dos rues do Commerce ct Washington.
Nos IL, ~. Is mesurant chacun o p,cds do
lace la rue Washington sur $50 de protondeur.
Nos ID. Is. l6, II, lS, 10, 20, 81, %, 90,
OK lots mesur2nt chacun 81 picds do lace Ia rue
Pearl sur lis do profondcur, 10 no, IA formant
l'eneoignure des rues Pear OF Washington, ct e no.
~ joignant roncoignuro des rues Pearl OF Bur
dot.
Nos. 81, IS. 2s, lots mosurant chucun 30
Pleds do faco Ia rue Burdet sur $50 de- prsfon.
oeuF ct 10 tout mesuro Americanc. il
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cur.ss Buddsndo ~ bis four ST. an tr. leo pcs ba.
gn{ IS coils rope Boeert Hawthorn 81 Hour Comsock
Hyde 1895 bis flour setson Away bis whskey and
lot machinery Jswctt. hds bacon, FULTON CO, -
hxes cotton Braudsr McKenna Wright, las sheep hds
tobacco JAnderson ~
Williams Landing Per steamer Cumanr he. Cargo ~
eerot, do Lambeth Thomson. IS do burke. Watt CO.
Keys Roberts do Il Williams - do Allen Asher %
Franklin Henderson, do aud 81 pcs SC coils rope
So.a;app ha 40 lyon. CO. W con. rop: w PC
Inc os aboard is dcs machinery Deuyrc
chandisc Barker Lynch.
onschiitafer steamer American Cargo II bales cotton,
to order 2 do White CO, beef hid3s Dillingham; CO,
SO hcad beef cattle -
Louisve-Por steamer 1913 pieces bag.
Rlng 80 coils u lids tobacco 3 bis -four Forsyth Sn
o. Bliss bis pork Pierce shannon r 40 IS
his and 80 00O ba bulk pork lbs 81
'a.a owner on board iobaes cotton Holaou tiooch
81 lous-Per steamer Madison. Cargo lids tobacco
mayer co. do do Field. p do Rowe Crenshaw Is
40 an'beth Thompson do Warren ls2 sacks Rran
uer VIC kenna Wright. 66 coils rope MUIR, Brown co,
@ tobacco bs 10 ht and do erf3 oasks bacon 20
lard Dryer 43 hds tobscco 357 pxs lesd Bosert
hawthorn 80 lids tobacco 10 bis pork lad Jat OILS
single machine Hyde Comsock 1921 sac Ks corn Henrd
Try 10 hds tobacco 4a6 sacks doz brooms
nur hds tobocco Godfrey. Laurie Small. 1877 sacks
corn lids tobacco Sykes sacks corn 81 do
gorot b. bis Hour owner OH board
CONslGNEEs
zarde co Caldwell Trua"t. Thayer CO. p Gray
CO. Forstali 4 Romans, S. Whitney.
PASSENGERS
Per steamer Houma-G Waiter, A II Crook NJ Jones' W
Greer, Je~ett & hr, Madden. Sampson
Fer steamer AMERICAN. Notion Blackstone, Lovcaee,
Meyers, Rutland, Gryson, Coias
Per steamer Savannah .Tuyes Kluse Selby, Bamh So.
cumb Messengers, Spuney aud Lady
MEMORANDA
GaV laNo 9n.t,
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R'ehlien-There is poetry in this play, but il IL net
the poetry OF action hut the poetry Of language Tho
LAdy OF Lyons abounds in the poetry Of action and in
cdent and the poetry Of language only comes when i.
's"anted In Rchlisu, there a s,rainng after poetry
in every speech, and in oe speeches it i. found
IN beautiful abundance. Yet We look upon R;chlieu
as far behind the Lady Of Lyons as dramatic effort
There is nothing in it to the feelings to enlist tho
affections, or evon to excite thrilling interest. Rich
lieu is character that does take hold Of the heart
in any way. To make his recovery ofpo~er depend
upon the mere finding ola packet Of papers BY which
the .reuchery Of the kings found friends can be
Proved is not an incident capable o. tho feel
'ngs and surprising for throughout the play We sen
Francois hunting after this same bundle with an eager
ness that destroys the Illusion This said bundle il
not d'sus rindtce modus. In the bodneys Of Bar
adas there is more to admire than ia Rchlieu and vet
he is an unfinished sketch. As to Mauprat, he seems
merely the cats paw, first in til. hands of Rchlieu and
then in those Of Baradas. Julie, the heroine of the
play, excites no interest in the bosom Of tho reader
She boldly enough refuses the solicitations of tho king
aud Baradas, and whom she tells her pan on this it il,
the only scene that rises 10 any Thing like sublinity
Taken as WHOLE we have heen disappointed with the
play. 1t is not acting drama destined to live. As
historical DRAMA it is tolersbly fair exhibit Of the
men Of the day in which Rchlisu lived but thu eres,
fault of the piece is, that the characters ars merely
sketched not filled OUT. We do not like it as we'll as
we do the Duches.e de Ia Val!iere. or ono thing wa
are certain, it will never be favore in tbs U. States
What is there to interest in the details Of consul.
racy against the king Of Franco and his corrupt Min.
listers
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Cotton Asrksf-Ar. Nslte. The doings II Mr. Nolse
in NE cotton market appear 10 Be dss,iosd V esa
wonderful deal Of i'll fsae aad losa talk i The rsdisg
world no manufacturing iasrssi party havs boldly at
tackled hs circulars and calculations aas 90 ar
sumption Of premises 60, they prove him to be in the
wrong But Mr. Noe, not to 10 oatdous, replies Ia his
assaan,s, and with dcuss Of figures oysrwhsms his
enemies, and what 10 very important IN this discussion
to the real TRUTH calls upon hia opponsn,s to come
over their own This 90 for TOO for there 10
nothing like open, field fighting. The Indian system
does not do in the cotton trade. We hope therefore, for
the sake ofnu, that Veritas and Mercator will march
up to tho attack mssks off, and confront M. Nolte face
to faco. Iti"s matter ofvery little concern whether
the crop be 100000 bags above tho common es,i
mate, hut it is serious thing for TIE credit Of this mar
ket abroad that there should BE- some approximation
towards tho truth in the price currents and circulars
issued in this city. Nor is this all. Mr.. Nolte has
heavy responsibility upon his shoulders His course
IN the cotton market last is yet to be approved or
condemned If his calculations turn out to be true
failure in his spcculsons will not cali in question hjs
Judgement or honesty. The return his bills protested
Tor acceptance has rohng do with tho dispu,e
IN question. Ia the crop short to the extent claimed!
settle this matter, gentlemen Of the cotton trade and
then will come up or.discussion the proprety of Mr..
Nol'e'" conduct speculnor. L., his speculasions
terminate favorably unavoraby however, the SELLERS
must blame themselves in great measure for Welding
t. the opportunities any buyer whose means were no,
positively known to be Of the frat orier But come
Mr. Venas-out with your answer ov r your sign man.
ual then the public will DO able to judge Of the weigh,
ut your testimony They already look upon Mr.. Mol
te statements with disrnss he is interested. Let ~
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SATURDAY, JUNE S, 1889.

Weekly True American.-The weekly edition Of the
True American will he ready for delivery tomorrow
morning, at 6 o'clock, at the Office st. Charles Elk
chnrge Reading Room. Copies can he had, to send by
mail, done up in strong envelopes. Carriers supplied
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'y journal will prove valuable compend. Every whie
in the s'nte should have copy. To the merchant, il
will be highly useful paper, a. it contains daily his
tory Of the money, cotton, -four and general produce
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sYNlIlC's SALE.
BY BACH 4 CALHOUN


WILL be sold on Wednesday, July g. 1889, at -
49,, o'clock, at The City Exchsng. in st Louis ST.
between Royal and Chartres sreete by order Of An,ho
ny Rasch, Ese. Syndic Of the creditors ii MessIs
Egerton Y Wbray. for the account and at the risk Of
Mes-n Edward York, George B. Ogden and > Ogden,
properly hereinafter described, made to ,hen on lLe
gath January, 1889.
Eleven lots Of ground, situated IN Faubcure Saulet,
"a Municipality Of New Oreanr, in the squsre bounded
ny Clio, "ytaMee, Caops aud Nayadas streets, az per
plan wh'ch will be exhibited at the time Of sale, vz
Lot No l, measuring % feet, inches front on PRIV.
street. VS. ~
Lots No. AIS. 6,7,s, 9 and IN, measure each %
'eGt ,fo ~ on frytanee street by l2o feet deep
| street. campus
The above lots will be slid separately with the priv
legs of alley in The rear Of the width Of Is feet
Terms OF sale-$l8 10 cash on eacl. Iol balance 6
and "a months credit for approved endorsed notes
| with mortgage until final payment,
june 3t1il7i 9;v
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aet 81 Ne defendant IL binding upon him. and hss (ls
~ suit 10 apfcit accehtAnss Of Il On
~ part thu plaintiff but thee many satstAe-
tory answers 10 this argument.
Although the siGnaure 10 tho act IL proved, the
date len uncertain and that uncertainty cannot be
II. The suit cannot bs considered a. an acceptance
Of rerocession hscause the averments in the petition
a'e inconsistent with the fact that retrocrssion e1s.
ed an action Of rscs,;ou nscsssary, presupposes
contract 10 be rescinded,
III! Tho signing Of that act by The defendant, il its
date had been proved nero pollicitaton. which
ceased to have any effect At the expiration Of the char
Tor Of former corporation in l836-Louisiana Code
article l8O4,
~. When the former corporation ceased to exist
tho condition Of Tho parties to this suit wns fixed and
me Pi"insi have never had since, capacity accept
the retrOcession The defendant owes sum Of money
which the mayer and commissioners Of the sinking
fund, are alone entitled to receive.
!s therefore, ordered, adiudged and decreed, tina,
cORte.
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MONEY MARKET.


CRY, Friday Evn'g, 1859
saaneh dealsrs in cotton will not tonch pound
.ney have taten tsir stand and determined to awai,
me sssuA M events. We hear of Gales to-day what
Several factors Of Alabama coitons are shipping
eftcis 10 sos exteat, tat being market for j,
We hear i whispered That Nj. Motifs opponent, We
sisas, 10 Manchester man. dealer in the spinning in.
ersst Il this be ~. md believe it, his statements
about the csnp nut entitled any respect than
eh0sa Hf N0ltes. However Veras it to the pub.
ne to make himself known for the sake of avoiding in
usssesAi motivas being attributed to him. We think
that 10 bad taste for sny specuaor buyer to is
eve circulars offer their opinions upon the cotton
That duty should lie left to the broker.
Why arc not the public favored with statement Of
thu doines 0f the Mint in this city I A monthly or
weskly statement OF the coinage would be interest,
some short time ago Of kind of money in
day that was known to be done any other mint
y the States. BY the by what is The matter at our
Mint There run,ors Of removals. &c.
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Theatrical 7rip.-C:iofi, the uomhonis,, Archer.
the bass Page, the tenor, and Holland Jr. the exhb
tor of the Phanasmagora. sail this day in the brig Mail
for Kingston. Jamaica, where thsy contemplate giving
series of concerts, and representations tor the amuse
men ofthe Kingston folks. They will visi, all thu i'm
portant towns on the Island prolong their soour,
through the month of July. 1t has been some four
years since the Jamaica people have had any thing ks
theatrical representations among them, and We doubt
not the success ofhs little party. Cof will b. god
among the military at Kingston. Our lends. the
editors of the Despatch, will take special care of the
visitors and tell US what they think ofCior trombone.
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Il Scene IN opel0nsos.-We are informed by person.
recently from Opeousas that tina following scene &C.
Cured last week in the office of Thomas II. Lewis eso
1t is known that Mr. Lewis in his late scurrlous pamp
Ter against Mr. Bowers, charges Benjamin r. Cant, ESQ.,
Receiver Of Public Monies OPelousas with having
stated malicious 'lsehoods. Cant. not being able 10
OBTAIN redress, went to Mr. Lewss Office, nd presented
h'm with pistol and told him to take it and defend
himself. Lewis replied he would not defend himself
and was unPrepared for defence. Cant then told him
whit he thought of him. for his wanton o,se co,,s;,.
in his pinphle,; and atsr exhausns the English Ia,
gpasc OF the epithets, applicable to sandorsrs and H.
hellers, sp,ti .br. K~uiss face and wutc ,, nj
otfic " "
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Ericso"'s propeAers. The Robert Stockton s,eam.
or destined for the navigation Of the Rar,an csns i,
to be propelled by Ericsons invention Of sculline
oars ogden the Consul at liverpool concerned
IN this invention We have doubt Of its success. and
that !" few years, these propelers will DO applied to
every vessel on the sea- 1t is empated BY Mr. o.
den to make tho experiment with the ship STAR owned
by Capt Glover 'fhe succeed. in doing 70, VA should
not br surprised to hear Of the Star making the passage
from Liverpool TO this port in IS days.
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BY BACH Il CALHOUN.
WILL be sold on Wednesday, 81 July, 1899, ut ~
w O'Clock, at the City Exchanges in 81 Louis street
Two Squares of Ground,
Designated on plan drawn by Louis Bripyer, sur.
vsyor genera, as s9ares and {. Square f. confirms
20 lots, numbered from 26, which measure a. fol
~ Nos !. g. 1910 lots measuring each
~ ieet front ucarty street. by IO5 fee, in epth: lot
NO forming tue corner of Macarty and Adam streets
and lot N" 10 forming tho corner Of Nacaty and Bur
det streets. ~ '
Nos y, 1873 lots, measuring .nch 300 fee, from,
on burdct street by $50 feet in depth.
Nos IA, ), lG, II, ~, ~, % a. 23-lO lots meas.
ur'ng each 80 feet front Commercial street, by los
eet IN depth; No II forming The corner Of Commercial
ana f3urJe streets, and No 90 forming the corner OF
Commercial nul Albums streets.
Nos "a, 2-3 lots measuring each 30 feet front on
Adams street by so in depth.
Square contains &c lots, numbered from l to &c
which measure az follows -
Nos 3, 4, 5,6, 1910 lots, measuring each
~ iset trout Commercial street, by los feet in depth
lot No forming the Of Commercial and Buace
streets, aud No 10 forming the corner of Commercial
Washington streets.
Nos ~, 1873 lots, measuring each 30 feet front on
Washinct ton staeel. BY $50 feet in depth
Nos Ia. l5 is, ~ 49, l9, 90, H. o. 23-lO lots meas
ung each ~ feet trent on Pearl street BY los feet in
depth lo No IA forming the corner of Pearl and Wash:
lgton streets. aud No - joining tho corner of Pearl
Nos a. u.s. 26-3 lots, measuring each 80 feet from,
on burde street, by $50 feet in depth; all American
julie St ljI7j&3iv
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Nsw.Orleans Chamber Of Commerce.
go OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1899.
President, ). J. Peters.
First Vice President W. l.. Hodge, Esq.
Second do. Jnn. A. Merle, ESQ.
Cemnittee Of Appenls for 1889.
James Dick, James II. Leverich,
y. z. Cammack, Ahijah Fisk,
r. u Sorbe. Samuel Thompson,
Cemmasee Of Arbitration fir the month Of May.
John Heddleston, John Harrison,
Nv. Huntington, William Hopkins
Enoch Hyde. Jr. PA. Hardy.
Joachim kohn,
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The democratic party never has been a.6c;.,, :,
entrd msn-and instead of taking leader, franz 10.
federal wings, is they who have received das.r,.rs
from our ranks with open arms,-N. o. Courier.
Who were fancy, Wall, Buchanan, WOODBURY., RI.
wan swartwout, Baldwin, Hemphill, Insersoll M,un
Mckinley, and host of others too numerou. IN
toni All, ALL arosate Fed ralsts and leaders in rho
sel>stylrd democratic party. From these We NAV
judge Of the talented men fthe factiun,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-08

The G7obe-This mendacious journal boldly denie.
the existence of back stairs influence over the Inn, NJ
the present administration and syxrurs by all that's hon
est, that the anecdute Of Can IRE Blair il u,ter,
false" Bravcly done, Blair! Never admit vour nox,
er over General jackson Mr.. Van Buren,. Nobodv
ever expected you to do But the public know ,iI
wen no" to estimate your assertions and all your skill,
IN romanc'ng will never do AWAY with the impression
OF the Can we, Blair administrations.
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Negro Stcalers.-One Safer, a negro trader, from
Loudon county, Virginia, has been discovered to 10
negro stsaler. He kidnapped tme in the end Of
April two negroes from Mr. Harvey near kicksbureh.
Tive negro stealers b hung at Greensbureh an
| the 2lst Of August next.
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ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS;
Ihe cars viii leave the in the weak
sbM O'Clock, r M when Locomotive will leave Carrotou
every hour. until o'clock, P. NJ.
Fer the accommodation Of visiting in III.
o'clock tho CUT that has left
ell remain until .! O'clock them one hour
20 enjoy tho pleasant walks Of beautiful
Stxs ia the United States. ~
Psons going by the Locomotive must provide
with Tickets as the conductor has positive directions not
receive money in lieu thereof
THE JACKSON AND LACoURsE sTREETcARs
Leave the head Of Jackson street at O'CLOCK A. NJ Canal
set NJ 81 O'Clock and hourly. Al o'clock they will
commence to leave each and hall hour e. o'clock
excepting at u o'clock, r. NJ. FROM Canal street.
is paticu arly requested that gentlemen not nut
As'r fee upon the cushions smoke the Ladies
present.
Nay LIST, 1899. JOHN HAhPSON
may u ChiefEng. n o 4 CT r
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING CO.
V0NHE Iron Steamboat Reecca will leave the Basin
at the head Of the New Canal, every day. (excep,
Hondays) for The Lake, ~ follows:
D:pa" At 5 4. ~ Return at S.A.M
s,f.M 8 P:MM:
And on MONDAYS
Depar, at 10 A. N. Return at 10! PM.
2P. NJ. PM.
54P.M. 9P.M.
may u 3. CHEW, Cash,
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POLICE REPORT.

SEcosD observation-disclosures Cou.r.
June 6th:-Jol,n Fitzpatrick found drunk, RELEASED,
DANIEL lngiam drunk aud insulting ladies' in the mi
road cars discharged Henry I'm pebv disturbing thu
ceny, discharged. 'o' ''''
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ETAT DE Ia LOUlSIANE-Cour de Puroisse
pour Ia paroisse ct vile de la NouveIle Orltas-
Prevent phDnorable Charles Muurain Jug.

ETAT DE la LOUlSIANE-Cour de Puroiss
" pour la paroisst ct vile de la Nouvelle Ortaus-
Mai iili 1889.
En- m"t'on de Il. W. Bolts, Esq. avocat pou. Fin
solvable, ct en- monrant une 1u rnuvat dam
ianonce dernier pour assenbIer les creanciers ct 81
consequence de Get errenr lasseu,n,bec n has en-,
l'eu-i! est ordonne par Ia Conr, qu'une assemLlee
nota're en- Samed lie Is Jnn, 83y, aand ct OH on "
deherer sur les aaires du pe,onaire c, prendre e,
consideration cs matie,es con,enues dams la ret,ion
ExtraH du registrement,
Bureau du CRETE, la Nouvelle Orleans Mai H. 1899
mia 81 ARMAND PITt'r, Greffer.
Mate OF lOUlSlANA.-Parish Court Tor tho
- Parish and City of New Orleans.-present the
H0no'"b'" Charles Maurain Judge, j., .
No. ll,774. NJ. Du Bose vs.. his C,ed ed. ,n''
IN motion Of Geo. W. Bolts, Esq ofcounsel for the
ns"Ivent and upon showing the cour. that an error
has crept in the notice calling for meeting OF creditors
in this case, and thai consequently snd meeting cunuoI
take place. 1t il ordered by the cou,. tina, new meet
ing take place at the Office of Philippe acos,e Esu
notary public, On Saturday The lh day of June. 1899
then and tere 10 deliberate on The affairs the ppton-
e. and take into consideration The matters set forth in
his petition.
E1'rse. from tie ninu,es-clcrk's Office, New Or
may u 81 ARMAND Pilot, Clerk.
W REAT-rhe dwelling part Of tic three: story
L brick house No leo Tchoupoulas street. Pos.
session given on the 9Th June. Apply to .,z,
ii. LOCkEIT,
may28 No. ID Exchanss p;aos
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