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The opening Of Niblp's by the National Company was
quite aat'ering to Wallnck; the house crowded,
and he was called out and highly applauded.
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The Hon. James c. Alvord member of Congress
from the 9th district Massachusetts, died on 81 nit
A. ~ Brown, an ex-seperinlendant on the Erie Ca
nal, has sloped with s!l 600 OF the peoples money
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MIR. Caldwell has appropriated Monday night next,
atthe Camp street Theatre, for free benefit 10 III suf-
tercrs ofthe late Mobile fires. Will not the house be
crammed? no generous, benevolent will be absent
The box book will he opened Tomorrow.
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CAMP SrREEr.-This evening "The Mer's Maid,'
and Lottery Ticket" Tomorrow, "rurn Out" and
"Foriy Thieves"
Mrs. Stewart, Qats Miss Voss), is expected on
Monday.
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Celeste did not sail in the British Queen; she wal
prevented by ths i'll health of her husband.
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The passengers by the ship Rubicon state, that
France had acknowledged the independence Of Teas,
that the treaty was ratified but not signed, waiting
the arrival of Admiral Baudn
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We regret to learn that the fever has broke out again
at Nachez, very badly.
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Ondayaka, the head chief ofthe Onondagas, died nea
Onicda Castle, the Goth Sept. the age Of So.
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORl.EANSLINE.
IL ~ IL IL

TlNiiS LINE will BIO composed Of shir,s, which
will succeed each other in the following ordcr VIZ:
Ship St. Mary, X W Foster, master.
Ship Troy, X. Duckind, ril master.
ship Republican. } : Wilson, mas ter
ship Auburn, f. Cornell master.
New ship frank'or,J q Russell, nn-'er.
New ship Mary king land, I MrCrrrcn, master.
New ship Fairfield, W l. !, On MASTER.
These Ships all of the first Glass have nccommO
dntinns for passengers unsurpassed for comfort and
convenience, and ahy commanded.
I lie greatest nnrluulilv will he observed in despatch
ing them advertised, and every reasonable accom-
no,nti.n extended to shippers md passengers.
Eur ircight or passage, apply to
s2I PETER IAIDIAW Sc Cnmp st
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packe,s.1
IL IL IL H.


IL IL IL IL
TO sail regularly as udrertisea from, each Porl
VtNHE line Is at this moment composed of the follow
ing ships, but vessels will lie nut on at
early day, max in, III number lively. in all, hirh
will allow t one being dsai he'd from this port every
week during III yea, tt.u- 5tf' IL rrn,urt facilities
for transportation and thu uM IT r,,;.s ,ftieigh
Ship iuLon, Captain Trusk.
Mis- -is>ipp i. B-rbe
Louisville Allen.
Saratoga, Hathaway.
Huntsville, EIrLce
Shakespeare, Palmer
The above ships all of the first class coppered
and copper fastened, of light drught of water, and
built in New York expressly far the trade with elegant
accommodations for passengers and couI,urdcd by able
aEl experienced masters.
The price of passage is fixed ut $2n, w,hpu, winc
or liquors, ample stores in other particular Ill
be provided, and every attention given Promote the
comfort OF those passing and fro in the line. The
ships will al all times be lowed up uI down the river
and the greatest punc,uay observed AS to their day Of
sailing
Neither the owners or captains of these vessels i'll
be responsible for ewelry, luon, precious stones sill
plated wnre, breakase Of glass, hollow ware,
marble, granite conperage tin, rust of iron or
steel, for any letters parcel packages ent by or
put board Of he'h unless regular bills OF lading are
taken for the same, and the value thereof cxpressed.
Forireig lt or pas:uge, apply to
:::@: .! JAMES b HUlLIN, n Camp st
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Simns, Of South Carolina, has just published new
norel entitled the Damsel of Darien.
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Michael Crafts, Mobile, old resident, we'll know
in this city for his humor and wit, died Of yellow fcver
at East Pascagoula, the 5th INST
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Several steamboats, arrived yesterday from the upper
county, but they bring no new from Louisville races
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For the Interior.
FOR BAYOU SARA

FOR BAYOU SARA
Regular Packct.
b. f~1f1 b The splendid passenger steamboat
T. -Ag2l-zAV BRILLIANT, Jesse Hart master.
" will leave New Orleans every We'd
nesda, al 10 o'clock A. NJ for Bayou Sara 4 every
Saturday at 10 n'c ok A. NJ taking Inc coast down on
Sunday for freight or passage apply to Capt. Hart
on board or to
feb25 ADAMS & WHITALL
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GRAND REAL ESTATE.
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY

Situated IN New Orleans,
TO BE DRAWN ON THE LIST DECEMBER 1885
IN JACkSONVILLE, Fin.
Under the superintendent OF the Commissioners an
pointed by the Legislative Assembly of Florida
SCHMIDT T. HAMILTON,
Nina prs
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ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS.
The cara will leave nj the hours the week days
sntl1 o'clock, r. NJ when Locomotive will leave Carroen
every hour until O'clock p NJ. and New Orleans
. unth O'Clock, p. NJ.
After III Ocooka horse be obtained by dol
lars for the Trp fcaled for after 70 O'clock 10 dol
lars will I've charged.
Persons going by the Steam Car provide
With Tickets the conductor directions
receive money in lieu thereof
For the accommodation of persons visiting Carrollton. in
the O'clock and who wish there
O'Clock the that has heretofore left CarroIom
O'clock wlremain until 81 O'clock, thereby allowing them
one hour to enjoy the pleasant walks Of The most
beautiful Gardens in the United States.
THE JACKSON NDLACoURSE STREET CARS IT,
Leave the head of Jackson street o'clock A. NJ Canal
street ut 1T o'clock. n hourly AIRS nclork they will
10 leave each and every half hour until q O'Clock.
r. excepting that instead of leaving Canal y o.
clock. the Cur will leave the- at o'cinck +. NJ.
90 particularly requested th,t gentlemen will not put
their feet apon the cushions smoke the when Ladies'
present.
Office New Orleans md CnrroIl,on Rail Road Company
r"..'' ~ JOHN HAMPSON, :
july 26th 1880 O.. Chief Eng N OS r. .
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co.
VoNllE Iron Steamboat Rebecca will leave the Basin
at the head at th. New Canal, every day, {excep
M"ndays) for the .ake,u~ follows:
Depart At 5 4. y. Kr'nrn ut . 4. y.
s ST; n. -" !" : P :. n:
.Anj OF MONDAYS
Depart at 10 a. NJ. Return at 12a PM.
=" .2P. NJ. 4P.M.
" SPIN. pm.
may % -. b. CHEW, Cash.
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From the Courier Extra.
"By letters received in town today we learn that
there has been third conas ration in Mobile, We'd
nesday night last, somewhat distant from the others,
having broken Government street, destroying the
new Theatre that street, witt! all the other buildings
in the squire, being mostly splendid louscs-an,ong
them church."
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MARYLAND ELECTION. - Tho general
slcc,ien for members Of Csngfoss and Of the State
Legis aturs took place, throughout Maryland,
Yesterday. In this city, tina Van Buren, candidates
succeeded throughout. There was an aggre-
gate vote Of about l2,6OO; and the administration
majority is in the general average, something like
400 Not at oil large, considering the whole num-
Der of votes counted, but quite large enough for
present urposes.. Our opponents, whether by SUI.
por or tact, or superior numbers. have car led the
Congressional and Assembly tickets in this district.
The fact is sufficient for them it is abundan,ly
so for us. If greater vigilance, or other fair and
homo able means. on the part of tho Wings, might
have served to avoid this result it is not worth while
to lay SO. The best thing 10 be done, even in that
view Of tho subject. will be to take order for cor
ccrtng the procedure. and for retrieving the
ground lost, on the next suitable occasion. Instead
Of rcpin ng over the past, which in all its t.
is now bevoud control, let us look with renew
ed hope, and with rcsoiute purpose, to the future.
Tho baio, boxes, RS tested yesterday, will show
THAT in any evt Mt, and under all ere instances,
there is aWhig phalanx of Six Thousand Two Hun.
dred voles in The Monumental City, who may al
WAYS be counted ready to rally in sup ,ort Of
the b. st in ercsts of the country.
We present below the 70 ui Of tn. vote in this
CITY, with such accounts from other districts OF
counties US have come to hand.
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III Besides the amount above received. two uher
lists OF as much more were in possession Of the coul-
mittce, and will be handed in ,o-nisht.-ED.
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From the NJ. bile Mercantile Advertiser, Get. 9.

From the M.be Mercantile Advertiser, Get. 9.
The Plsnters' and MercAants Bank-the Mansion
Hosse-the Neso Hotel-ail dss,royed.
With the most painful and melancholy feelings
we again announce tho recurrence of ano her most
awful and destructive CONGREGATION in our devoted
city AT two o'clock this morning that long
known and splendid establishment, the Mansion
House, was discovered to 10 on fire., and to such
an extent that it was impossible to extinguish it.
We have only time to say, that from the Mansion
House the fire was communicated TO the magnifi-
cent new Hotel. adjoining on tho South. which
was yet in unfinished state, and to the Planters
and Merchants Bank, that new, beautiful and
splendid cd fee, both oi which were reduced 10
ashes. From the new Hotel the fire crossed Royal
street, andthe greater portion the square west
ofthe new Hotel and Mansion House is already
destroyed, and while we write q o'cIUck) tho fire
is still raging. " 81,
The residence Of Mr.. Cunningham, adjoining
the new Hvtel on Government street 10 the South,
is also consumed, 10 well as the Vegetable Market
House. and the fire 10 still extending downward
toward the water. Where it viii end, God only
knows. The loss by tho fire this morning already,
cannot Lc less than a holt million Of dollors!!-
Charles Cullum. Esq, the worthy. philanthropc and
public spirited propr. etor Of tho Mansion House.
insured $67. 900. but his loss besides will b,
culars All is horror and confusiOn-and on every
countenance is depicted feelings Of tho d. epes
melancholy and gloom. .....
Within The lust ten days property 10 tlte amount
Of upwards Of o million Of dollars has been des
troyed by fire and hundreds Of worthy citzon
arc left without dollar. or even I roof to sheItc
them from tho pi.iless storm And WIN, is worse
al is attributed TO tho 6sndish spit, Of inccndip
risn Ruin, inevi able ruin, seems to DO our doom
At this moment, We noe from our window, tho
the fire is extending from the Planters und Mer.
chan $ Bank, down Cont street. Gracious heaven
where Wilt ond, and what aro We coming .o2
We Omitted 10 mention above that the Pos
Office is destroyed
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\NER! brought TO the Police Prison of The ~ Mu-
W nicipuliy, the following slaves viz:
negro man named Jnrks"n ubout 81 yents Of axe.
says he belongs to Mr.. Howell.
muIatto bin nuncd John, about ten years Of ago
rays he belongs Mr.. james.
negro gnl nnned Jane, about le years Of ngs, says
She belongs to Mr.. Ve,snn.
nego girl nemed Marguan,, abou, 10 years Of age.
snys she belongs to Mr.. Francois.
The owners OF said slaves will please Gull tho pris-
Gu OF the I'd Municipality prove property. pay charge,
and take them away. II 5 HAKPER,
-aug ~ Captain Of tie Witch.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER u, 1889.

Mobile. Still another-No papers were received from
Mobile yesterday hut rrva;e letters inform of another
fire which occurred about mile from the Mansion
House fire, and which consumed the theatre and four
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-12

SUGAR HOUSE MOLAS sES-4O bbls in store TOR
- sale by JrHAYER Il Co,
o5 ~ Pnydrns
~THlSkEY-IUUbD reclilied Wiskey, in sture
w Tor aleby Il DORSEY,
0S ~ New Levee
EvLOUR-2nO brls fresh -four in store and for
IL sale by G DORSEY,
05 Al New Levre
ID - & DORSEY,
s5 ID New Levee
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100000 tickets, at SIS scheme price. 81 10000
Selling price $50 per ticket.
SYLVESTER Il Co. 1876 Broadway, NEW YORK
Sole \ gents.
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FOR MOBILE.
H The first class md fast smiling Schooner
ITrf JASPER, Capt Herald, will receive des.
-xAGa=AsG. putch. For freight passage apply to
|. II GALE.
18th ~ Common
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MEDICINES, PAINTS AND OILS-25O cases
lvl assorted Madeleine
IL bbs No. | White Castor Oil
90 eases Carpenters Preparation
90 cases Rowands Tonic Mixture
10 bbls EPSON Salts
10 do Fluxs.ed
3 do Gro do
5 do Arowrooi Am
cases do Bermuda
30 do Mustard
20 boxes Starch
1900 kegs No. and 2pure White Load
80 casks Eng Lnsea Oil
For sale by JARVIS & ANDREWS,
s26 cor Commerce 81 Tchhptoulas ats
WHITE LEAD AGENCY.
1VNIlE subscribers having resolved the agency of
White Lend, from one Of the largest and best manu-
factories, offer it to steamboats, country and city dealers
the Invest market rcea and warrant 10 be as good
article can be found in the city.
JARVIS & ANDREWS
j LA Mas n Trhouptoulus =,
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M ERE brought to The police pnson of,he ID Iuunl-
w cipaity, the following slaves, viz:
negro man named Rel about 30 or 80 years Of age,
says he belongs 10 Mrs Jones
grife gin named Be,sey, about 10 or 90 years Of
age, says she is free
ihe Of tho above slaves will please call a,
the prison. prove property, charges aud lake them
away. II l. HARPER, Captain Of .i,e Watch.
New Orleans, oct, g. 1899,
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STATE OF i.onisinnn-C omlnerciaI Coun vi New
> Orlenns-N" 1902 Frank Wilson in Sc,uul cus-
ar" notified 10 appear 10 open court on Thursday III.
Eth October next, nj 10 O'Clock M 10 show cause
why the petitioner should have the benefit Of tie
laws made tor the relief III in,Oven debtors in actual
custody, ind in The mean time ui judicial proceedings
against his person and property are stayed.
Eli. GARDERE, Clerk.
New Orleans, Sept. &c, ls39-2r~l 7oct.
NTAT de la l.ouiiane-Cour C1mmcrciale-
IL No. 1lO2-Frank Wilson actuclle.nent d6te,
nu contre scs crtanciers-Les creanciers du pAti-
tionairc sont notliiGs, do comparuiire on cour
ouver,e Jeud lie II d'Oc,obrs proclaim a 10
heures du natin, pour faire valoir eurs raisens
slls en- ont, pontquoi le 6ttnnairc n'aura PAS Ia
benefice DIES les, pour vonir uu sccours dos
debitears insolvables en- detention actuelle ct On
attendant toute poursuite cOntre personne ct sea
prophecies sont arr6tGs.
Par orde do Ia cour,
ED. GARDERE, Greff,or.
Nouvcllo Orleans, Sept. 26, 1899.
STATE OF I.OUlSlANA-FirsI Judicial DsIrc;;
- Courts II Page VS.. his creditors-'rhe cess;on
Of $ Pages property having been accepted by tho
Court for the benefit Of his creditors is ordered that
Office of Marks Esq. Notary Public IN THURSDAY.
the 18th Of October nexi, at 10 o'clock A. NJ for ,ha
purpose Of deibealing the airs of said Page and
in the mean time all Judicial proceedings against k;s
person and property, are stayed. d Paswoii ESQ,
is appointed 10 represent the abse, creditors in this
case.
Witness the Hon. A NJ Buchanan, Judge of III.
Court aforesaid, this 18th September 1889.
$ u ~ LEBLANC Dep. Clerk.
ETAr DE LA LOUlSIANE-Cour do Dis
- trict du premier DISTRICT Judicaire-S. H.
fage contro SEES creanoers--,La cession dies pro-
prietes dc 5. II. Page nyant el6 accepte par Ia
Cour pour Pavantago do crdance rs IL est de-.
crete qn'une assonblee des J creanc crs ait lieu
an gretio dc J. b. Marks, notaire public jeudI, ~
do"toh prochain, II houres du mutin, atm do
d6liberer los aiaires d. dit Page, ct on at.on~
dant quite procedure cortrc pcrsonne OF SEES prov
priees sont auspendues, }. P. Caswell est non,at
pour reprcsenter les crennccrs abscns.
T6moin Honorable A. NJ. Buchanan, JUICE de- ia
ditto Cour &c 10 Septemhrn 1859.
II sep !. LEBLANC, Grsfirr
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4 ANF etc anlenes Ia geols De 10 Seconle Munci-
~ palc les escav-s suivnnis, SAVIOR:
Une muatrc nonnc ADEl.I. agee d'epviroa
dis appa,tenir Mr.. My. Aatonio.
Tn negre Momme ANTHONY, age dc 60 ans y ais-
ant nppu,tenir Mr. Morris.
Uhe negrosse nomme ELIZABETH, ssss deuyjrsu
30 ms Sc di>ant uPpartenir Mr. Morris.
Un pune negrs nommc MICHEL agee aenvxon "
Ms dit libra.
Les prDpie,ares des dts escaves son, prks de- renr
les retlrcI en- payant les fTais. IL. s. HARPER
Jl5 Capisane De Ia (SnrRa,
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FOR NEW YORK.
Packet of THURSDAY, the 10Th inst.
Nem YORK and Mem Orlea1s Line.
n THE fine AL Ship TROY Capt Dockendurif
,IFM will sail = advertised. For freight OF to
AA 300 bales Cotton, or for passage, apply on
board or to PETER LAIDLAW
o3 GG Camp ST.
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Coastwlse.

FOR NEW YORK-Ruculnr Packet.
Orleans Line Of Packets.
To S"ii on Saturday tic 18th inst.
Fl The elegant fast sailing ackrl Ship OC-
,S1rs MUl.GEE, J. Burncs, master, will positively
sANAtg sail above having her entire cargo engaged
For passage only having elegant accommodations, up
,ly 10
olO A. COHEN, 90 Common st.
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T. a AS brought to the PnuuA Il .r ~ Municipality
W situated IN HaTnne, i,Ciw cen llerin and GiIoi
streets, dGik bay Sud HORSE, about IA o, IS hands
high two hind Zee, white, with rut on one OF
them The owner OF sand horse vii! pl-asr call the
pound prove property, pay charges and take him away
on or before Saturday the 18th when he Will b~
sold at auction by ? II Gullloue, public nuc,iuneer.
II ) HARPER Capt. Of the Watch
sept , Per IHOS HARPER.
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ca RI OF.
n GaE:A
NOTICE.

- i NOTICE..
!see arrangement 70 commence stAusust 1899.
NEW ORLEANS & CARROl.LTON RAIL ROAD
soMnEu ARRANaEMEN1s FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
. From Carrotou. F,oin Kew Orleans
u0ffe Car at o'clock, "A. NJ Horse Car O'clock A.
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Two RENT-A fire proof tobacco or Cotton Ware,
House, near St Mary's market possession given
immediately. Also, at the hasin on the Pen
s"cola landing. Apply to SO Camp ST
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4 Wis. Arrct6 par Ia Police dc Ia Seconde NUM-
II cipaIite le courant, trouve entre les main,
dn Negro marron, qu fui des forca,s tiodt Mp-
nicpaltG I'm ch"vr' bnyo claire quinze paunes -
hau, les deux JnuLe1 Dc derrlere blanc, e, morns.
nnsi quun charrtio No. 1871.
La proprclnlrc vnnirais prouvcr "a prop.ietS
payer les frais ct les rc,ircr.
II HARPER Capitane dc Watch.
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Two RtNT--A four story store No. 49, ST Charles
4 s'rcst, opposite the ST Charles Hotel. Appiy to
90 nc CAMHArk & Co,
Bank place
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: A steamboat will be provided to take to Florida
such passengers may be DESTROYS to witness the
drawing
jacksonville, Fla. April, 1889 m,vl
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"a TO RENT.-The upper part of Stor. No. 95
1assm Common street, being til. second, third md
l!lHR fourth stories. Apply on the premises or to
oIU II e. cANNACk & ca
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NJ AS brought 10 tive police PRISON I'll the III
w plliIv, II muiu,lo man nnlurd tdwhrd about 81.
ycnrs I" age, says he belongs to Mr. a be'pi.
The owner Of said shave VIII pcn-r rail ut the rrix
Oh, prove property pay charges nnh aSe HIM AWAY.
II ) HARPER,
$50 cnpn,n OF ,ir " rh
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- TO RENT, Counting Room in the Sd
sssm story, the store of Il X HYDE & brother
EsslA. cornrro of Magazine and Common Sis consist
ing ut two apartments, in of which is fire place,
ana well adapted far office of any kind POSSESSION
gwen Immediately. For terms apply to
T. K. HYDE & Brother
aug22l 80 Common cor Mugaz;,,e g.,
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The Public are respectfully informed, that
MRS 5 rEWARr, late Miss VOSS,
lsengnged, and will shortly mike ner appearance
Doors open at past 6-Performances to commence
at7 o'clock. III
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NOIlCE-Was taken up ny the Police Of the 2ndF
Y Municipality on Tire oh inst found in tin posses.
sion of runaway Negro, from chain gang Of said MI
nlcpulity, Li<hs. BHy Horse about fifteen hands
high "o hind legs white, aud blind OF one eye and also
Carr No 7.}I.
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Orders for the above Lottery will be received at III.
office under the Veraudah, corner of st. Charles md
Common Streets and at No. l0l Churtres street. New
Orleans, and promptly forwarded Orders from ,l,s
country post paid, containing rsmitances for the mum
Der of tickets required addressed 10
SCHMIDT s. HAMILTON, New Orlonns
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CLEARANCES.
Oct l!h, 1880.
Ship yespasiar. Windsor. Havre. |, II Gale
Steamer Mountuineer, Harris Texas, Muster
ARRIVALS.
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CAMP STREET THEATRE.

And the Melo-drama Of
THE FORTY TIL EYES.
Monday next will be appropriated to Free Benefit
GJGr the relief Of the sufferers by the awful fires at
MnLile
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
Take NOficcI
SPIT !. 1886.

Eg AviNG 81 .riised sorrsI Mare Witch
u 'uaJed from my premises about the 9Th
of June, l53s, answering the foijo siag deSsfip-
tion-some white hairs mixed through her body
has large bald In her forehead, hind legs
whiio, about IS hsnda high, toIcrably stoui
made, i've years oil last May, losS tail. end
had been rode few times-Aod having reeeiv-
cd soCe Information 81 the person who holds
her. ond suPposinG he hss not attended 20 the
advertise nsnt, viii be satisfied il he will send
her 90 me, % paying tho cost Of sending aud sx-
ira ehsSEe,.) not wiihinS TO proceed legally
agAinst the holder.
MICHAEL COOKE.
HSspsss.YsrTy. June ~, 1889.
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Ia tho Circuit Superior Co,gt of Isv ard Ct1n.
cary, held Zoe Jefferson county, June 26, is39
Retssi Esisrss sLniai,iraisr, rLAisrIyS,
AGAINST
IAs1sA' SftsiHsz snd oiAsrs, DEpExpAsrs,
IN CILl.N-CERV.
HNnR CoaTt doth order Sod adiudge thst Q
4 Master Comini,sioner 81 th,, Court io pro.
eesd 30 settle tho Standardization account % - i'd
Thomas sIesdmsn as tho siminiiraiot q Ann
:inasey. deceased, arb ascertain What portion
% the personal esiAie OF said inissiate is spp;i
cable 20 the payment Of the eomplsinapvs deb,
in the bill mehti9nei. sal msse repor, 20 thu.
Court ia order 10 further proceedings 10 DO had
IA the cause.
A truo ektract-Tesir,
ROBERT T DROWN, Clsrk.