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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

Rain.-A: last, after days of snfocation, from
dense clouds of dust, have been blessed with
copous showers of rain and now with, the pros
poets of the weather Changing off wi h a no Their
and frost.
The city is healthy it is possible for to be,
with the exception of slight colda. Hundreds OF
our runaway citizens and strangers are returning
daily, and all is activity and bustle and hopc not,
withstanding the money pressure Of II good BUSH
ness season, which may God send.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16
From the American Sentinel.


DANho AN u IN EhNAi IN NV C'lr'N .
The existing dlsartangelncEt OF the currency is
imputed 10 various causes an" cspcc'n'y 10 t'c
banking system; anu Tor soh'o three or iohf years
anterior to 1881, INC bahKs may nave pceh 100
prodigal with their loans, and the prevailing mon
etary embarrassment may, consequently, III hc"-
sure be attributable to that error winch mas MOI y''
"ech a''"ge'her retricvco' ,hou9h II IS TO DC ~
ah ouJtcl 81 oesiraoe WI pe acc"''lh' "
very shor' Time; but the ch'i "'t.' '' u" 49,
fahscmch' IS me iilefii"l '''.' ''.Nn - -' .' It
or.',''o '''c''e Guy 'i' I''" f.. "'''
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reign s''' III" i ~" s'"ir" 1"' /. - Ill., vi" d"
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ai''."i Abaula, L9i.>Iai !, "trssec, Ohn
A.:&Hl"' heHL"cky, ihdiana' i,it.ols MISSISSIPPI
N'e>""'b hthvhsas, az, Michigan, from loeo TO
! i3''3' M ou'i' 10 Z Ia oeS,ooe' cohsluerapic
| portion 81 men Is hcld /" Europe besiccs large
alnodnt Oh loans negotiated by private 'ncorPoTa
IONS os wen as STOCKS thcicol; and IL Is sa'd' ana
supposed truly that INC aent rom mo Two sources
hed IN EUROPE Is not less than > ~ ooooo' One
hunofea ana scVenty maio';s OF oo'iafS deriving
an 'I''''r vi y ~ wv wv. len i,''''o"s Vi "o''
'"fs s'ou'o tnere De- on 'e part o' 'c Europeas'
o'spos"'o" MOI 10 'hefease '',s ee'' ny '"''hci
'"'es'"'"ts III Inc s''"' i,'os' '"I '''PoIts must
not on'y DC palo 1or' 'nt zen m'','ohs OIL oo'"fs
more ,'i interest," ." tut "eo' "''''uA III
"''o' u '"o '"Po''o" P''"'.' "''" mn ; ~,
Nv. a'' a'a'', W ~ ,i a.
o' '"o i"e'"ap'o eo"St'''"'o 60 "'Ao ~ 49, No. w.
e,ohoy' ""lc mus W 49,, ~ E t''N
,,a.,s o,. ~ y Du""' ,;u ;as,,,nn,. IN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

SIG s, 1872 1923
The Bank Directors are not more biamcubc
than others Of their fellow tzsnS for this unto
ward visitation; and the. d"reliction for which
they are at all implicated committed sevcra!
vars ago. 1t is the Legislatures of the several
states, and the cagerness Of the people general to
go ahead, as if urged by spirit, corresponding
in velocity with steam, which they wished without
loss of time to avail themselves, for useful and
profitable purposes that have been certainly nslru-
mental in producing 1t.
The Banks arr only the public cServors of the
currency which IL is their duty Is keep ilre pos
sbIc without suffering its ret basis be drained
into foreign rnnnels but the great r'uscrvntnrrs Of
| the accumulated earnings Of the Industrious working
men, Yielding To them Their Widows aud orphans,
satisfactory interest from the fruits of their Labor,
the nnt,h experience gaclty and skill of the buunls
Of heir directors make and the heposlories tton
whose aid such working in their youth, with little
or metncs no capital enabled To embark III then
respective pursuits. Without such Repositories thou
chants would have to continue louineymru and clerk:
ul III, ir DAYS Were it not for the bunkiug system
ther would not stand in need OF saving drpustory
because their situations would preclude them from
making any aCcumu atinn 1t they should CONNIE c,
their career in poverty, they would have end it
But surprising there should he exceptions: and by DIM
OF extraordinary economy and pii>utnn, some shout.
make small atCumd for the winter Of life aud
their widows aud orphans, II wouh lie difficult for then
theirs ctun where they would be safely trust
ed and yield satisfactory interest. They would b
particularly exposed to fraud. And those most at,
To suffer way would be the sober hard wurhin
nLorer, the industrious iourn", m"chanlc and til
Slal sober mere hauls cisk their widows and orphans
The writer hereof speaks tsintrIestcdy rns he own
~ stock whatever, in any Bank. l..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

ton Of Amos kcndall's mail arrangements, we
will state fact among thousands OF similar ma
ture. a letter received yesterday by friend
Of ours, postmarked Jackson, Miss. Oct. l2; and
another Grand Gulf, Oct. 10 Just month i'll
one instance, and littlc more than month in
tho other, form the nearest of our sister states
Can any thing worse be cited during all admins
trations, from Washingtons to Jackson's.
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Council, Second Municipality.

ORDINANCES & RESulU TIONS ADOPTED.
Resolved, That tho Treasurer pay to Richard
IIorrocks, on the warrant Of the Mayor, Two
hundred and twenty five dollars for painting and
whtewushing the PoydraS market.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor Nov. 9th, lS39-not
returned by the 18th of Nov. 1889.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

'Vo had peep, yesterday, at the grandverous
Wheel Of Fortune, which is bring madc for the
drawing of the Banks Arcade Lottery. 1t is the
largest and most splendid thing oftho kind ever
made in Louisiana, and pc haps in tho world. 1t
will take little steam engine to turn ii round.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

George r. King is nominated to succeed James
Morgan, Esq, as representative of Opcousas, and
from what We can learn, he will be elected. Mr..
King is staunch wing, and gentleman of high
standing at the bar.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

e. We have to apologize to our subscribers
between Canal and Poydras streets, for not being
served at all early hour with the papers yesterday;
our carrier was taken i'll, and it was late before We
could supply his place.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

[t{' Nous sommcs autorsts announcer lu'a lu
dcnalltc dun grand nombrc dcs citoycns dcs troIs
municipalities, Mr. WILLIAM FnEEEr CONSENT
Sc presenter CONNIE canddat la place dc Marie a
la ploclanc election.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

[7 We ale authorised TO announce that ut the solicit
ta,on of large number of the citi2ons OF the three
municipalities, MAMMALIAN FREREr ll"s consented to
the presentation of his name his fellow ci!z,ns at
the next ensuing election candidate Tor the Office
OF Mayor OF tho City of New Orleans.
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Resolved, That the Surveyor be, and he is
hereby authorised and required to have SAID i'm"
proyrmcnts forthwith carried into effect. provided
tho whole cost shall not exceed Nineteen hundred
and fifty dollars.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor Nov. 9th, lo3?-not
returned by the Eth of Nov. 1889.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

Resolved, That the Treasurer pay to John llocy,
on the warrant of the Mayor, Two hundred and
fifteen dollars and thriy-ono cents, for cups for
the use Of the Watch
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor Nov. 9th, 1S39-not
returned by the 10Th Of Nov. 1889.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

A cr.un .tlnc which incurred in the Parish of Hack
nc v, near london, illustrates OF our late rrnurhs
on sEng-l, HAbirs,' and >h VS. the value # What is
called .sitnatipn.' The sexton Of Hackney having
deceased six =ht canddslcs for the office appear
ed The canvass ut iriTih r'duc To Two, nd
of these was elected hv nanfi'y Of several huutr
votes jnf parish orer> rover the Other 1t is remarked
that tie office thought to he 'tu ruhr lucrative, au'
nbnv knew low mu' h 50, because II llod been III one
family more mn hundred years.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

PERcussInS CAPs,-A ROYAL Cabinet o'ler has beon
published, by which the Introduction ni percussion guns
for III iunulry Of the Whale army Is ordered Tbs
measure la been the subject 0 co serni N ami mqui
~ for many years. Tbs iu,rolucunn OF Percns .ion
guns viii re- der il make SOM changes IN
the manual exercise. One battalion OF the icgl eut of
guards has ecn provided with tuh guns ever siaee
1881, by way Of experiment II is an inpor'aut sn.a-
sure wchis highly ugrsfa Sic 10 tie 0r:y.-f'r"s+nh
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

REMuSERATIoN TO EsrAETERo.-T he Spanish Min
lister of War las presented tn Chamber Of Deputies
{. PROJECT Of law granting to General Espartcro
nun frron ense large tr"c o ter i,nry, with
auit,l Income Of uNOOiO, reals. The Minister
al So ad IN t table various hills relative the OF
siege, the remuneration whch beh0oved the country
offer the Widows mud hauS Of the patrnts -" In had
fallen in the var, the faeroS OF s Basque provinces.
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NJ. ii. Il J. DEFER.UN,
\
No. 26, TtUAPITUULAs STkEtT,
M ANuFACfUREitS Of Tin. Copper and Sheet

MANUFACTURERS Of Tia, Copper aud Sheet
vi Iron Ware, have in store, aud Offer for sac, Stills,
Sill Wo,ms sugar keltlns, Ladies', &c.
Asn, on Ihnd, Russia sheet, Cast Iron and Bass
Crates parn,u and CDokius Sl"vrs. inr burnt wlod
or coal! AMI OF lheihIcst an! not approved patterns.
Brass railing aud s'ai, rods. Of any shape paerns.
BniIders and others want u Gtutes, Tin or Copper
pipes or cutters, may find 1t II their advantage 10 call
ard examine the same.
Roofs uoverc, with Tin, Copper Zinc. in any part
of the city, on the mos reasonable terms.
Also .onat,d, aseneral ussortmc Of Jar'nnrd ware
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16
ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &c
G r A ND
REAL ESTATE LOTTERY

OF PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW ORLEANS.
SCHMIDT 4 HAMILTON, Managers
O0ices under the Vernndah, Corner Of ST. Charles
nud Common Streets, and No. lOi Chartres Street,
bet.reen Cont and ST. Louis Streets.
XNIrU a.vew Of meeting the wishes of onr illend',
w we have the pleasure Of announcing TO the pub
lie that this Lottery by authority of the State OF Louis
lana, will he drawn at the City Exchange, in ST. Louis
in New Orleans.
The drawing will, without fail, begin on the ls 'e'
cenber
Our agents throus bout the unon will cause the above
to be inserted once in Of the newspapers OF their
respective residences, and charge the EXPENSES in
| account.
ulG-,dl SCHMIDT & HAMILTON.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

No mail again yesterday, we go. To day, i'll
duo course, should receive papers of the It'll,
which would give us cons iderable returns of the
elections
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

For the impr0urmont east Of POydrns Market up
to BarOaHc street.
lSidc-wai to be wIdrnrd, curb, gut
tor, aud paved support and liver
pool lGgmg, Sjlo w
?. Passage III fla. stone, to commun-
cnlcln SAID Market for the work
m:nShlp ony CHE :a"e OLD flag
ging taken ny from the Sidewalk
around the Market win be used in
this work. Us %
g. Crossing on the continuation OF the
side walk ON the East side of Ba>
rome street. from tho South side
of Puydras street up to the Ra'
Road car house, the Workmanship
only--Uhc above mentioned stone
to l. used ia that work III w
4. TO cover with shell all the space
from B,ronnc street down 10 the
Market, 1o0 w
5. For an awning, comprising the
columns and wood work which are
to support 1t, -" u"
Sl+55 90
6. For two bridges to he made, one at
each extremity OF the East street
OF Gravlcr square, 4ou w
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The comm ,>ionsrs Of the Admiralty To appoint
the days IN each month wien the steamers 3lie to
leave Liverpool and Halifax respectively and they
proceed, wltho the loss OF lime, direct the end Of
their voyage. The despatch OF the mail from HALIFAX
for Eu-tnu To take place possible after the
arrival Of the mail ut Halifax, which is likewise be
the cnSe with the Quebec mall after the mail has reac
dry of suling at their pleasure, but they give
three months notice. At the same time they
always delay the departure Of the vessel more
than 4 lIuurs.
Ii ut any tmp from stress Of weather any other
oidallc circ anccs, the vessel should be
able To each the Nrsry the naval officer in change of
the ma l. dispatches may order the mails TO be lands
ed ut Bristol, Falmouth, Plymouth, Southampton.
Portsmouth Dover, or Deal For the naval officer who
be i'll charge OF The mails and dispatches, the
contractor is to provide snlah first cabin and
tua lie commoLa1ion for servant, aud is To vctual
the officer like cabin passenger. If the admiralty
pea,c nust the mails to the captain Of any Of tue
vessels nuthor ed TO do and the captain i'll be
bound to take charge of them boat Of not tess U.:l
ioHr TO he prov ided for handing ot' iltt IT,
mails. Any sloppige, delay, or }''2 i.'- illn +
sanctioned by the naval n't.I, -, L. afir,it Co. "
fin. "i l. 100, aud a deny Of =. ',,' rlo ''n
on VOYAGE fIom l.lver, U.4. IT, uJ.,,
e,i tune, subject ~ D,lI.,I " hr' Il ii
well as a fa., !. :. rover vi sal : t., r..
law .. nD. #, /, .ut"l - -. - u,; f..
.. '.. ...l, ~ 10 Boston 80 e. = ...
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

u7 l.. Z. CANINE, rt the solicitation of many OF h'
friends, has consented to become candidate Tor tho
office of Mayor of this city.
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lOH,UOO tickets At 81 -rhcnc r,rr 81 ,lOd 600.

u The receipts III the ~nIr OF tho tickets i'll be de-
posted in the Canal MON, tnrruItuu, tItIZ,'~ and
/ un-uitl,d Banks, in New Orleans, the llulu,'
| .ous Srlunlt JOINTLY with j. H. PrIauIt nrunll,
{ .~hlrr u the tIliIrn'S iaiIK, nh \. BAuIunu Hr-
luu!k cashier uthc tullsuiidrrd Bank, as lir~r,.$
US per pussrd luir 4. MuHurrHu, Esq. Not. Pub.
un lh, I'd May 1884 and the properties iitISicr'd
the above mentioned gentleman uninrumherrd It's
Ir, Stccs for the security OF the iorluuar prIr ul-
deis.
Phoenix Bank tho ,rrdu OF the above named 1T,
Banks Vi New tjrlrnHS.
The Public referred To the acts pissed hclul G
A. MaZnrtuu, Esq. Ncl. Puu. in relation to the pIup
perlics which embrace the respective prizes in the
Lottery. -
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llI ED.

At Houston, Texas. the 18th October ABEAM ILL.,,
TON La,ivc Hudson of New York aud formerly
resident Of this city. The Hudson will please inse,t the
I'll
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

Result of the Mis- issippi Elections.-By an &C
cdent, common to printing offices, the returns of
the Mississippi elections were left out Of our pa
per yesterday.
From the addition of the returns, which
have made 10 far as heard irou-ninctccn coun.
ties, the vote stands;
For Turner, S42G.
McNutt, 1901. 1925
Bcnjnmin, s27G.
Davis, 7940.
Brown, 1893.
Thompson, 1923, aggregate whig maj. 1864.
Tho part of the State heard from, cons
ST, aimed to say is the section most favorable 10
the Wigs, and we are fearful that tho Loco 70.
cos have triumphcd.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

1t shalt he at the option Of the winners Of prizes ui
bank stocks either TO take the stock itself the par
value lrico! in cash.
MODE Or DRAWING.
100000 tickets, from TO 10000 will lie put il, one
Wheel and 90 priz,.s, with the blanks, in another to
ever, number n p.ixe ur blank will he drawn. until at
tr prizes are detersiucd, leaving the balance OF mum
berS in The wheel-blanks.
Orders for the above lnttery will be received II" the
office under The V-raIah Of -. Charlie, ANA
Common stress, and nj No. lOi Charrrs street, New
,,rlcuus aud promptly forwarded. Order, from tho
aouu,ry post paid containing resi'iances for The
her OF tickets required, addressed to
SCHMIDT Il HAMILTON, New Orleans.
n steamboat will be provided TO take Florida
such passengers as may he DESTROYS 10 witness the
drawing.
Jacksonville, Fla, April, 1859, may
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

WASIyIM GTON BALL ROOM
ST. PHILIP STREET,
rErwEES ROYAL. AND BOURBON STREETS
TaNIiE MANAGER of the Washington Ball Room
D. respectfully inl,ns his friends ard the public, that
the above mentioned establishment will open tor the
season, on Monday evening November 1h l8}9, by Il
GRAND DRESS AND MASQUERADE BALL,
aud will continue ,rnug huut the season every Monday,
"Wednesday and Saturday evening OF each week.
Abundance for Ecnlrmrn, )! W
New Orleans; Oct. 2lih, 1889.
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+, sill fDAlNW!.., recorder.
,rHl To- ,Hc mayor Nov. 9th, lS3o-not
returned by IT, 18th of Nov. $50.

Resolved that in the opinion Of this Council.
there is 40 necessity for any additional taxation
on the real personal property OF tho citizens OF
this municipality and, therefore. it is deemed
incApd ienl 10 aGop, the Ordinance cmanating
from the Genera! Council to impose Wharfage
tax on articles landed i'll and shipped from tins
Municipality.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
sent to the Mayor Nov. 9th, lS39-not
: returned by the 18th of Nov. 1880.
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CAMP STREET THEATRE.

This evening will be performed
PAU !. = RY.
Paul Pry, Mr. Holland
Cot. Hardy, Archer
frank Hardy, DE Bur
phHbt Mrs De Bar
To conc, uie with the Drama of the
FORTY THIEVES.
ilnssarnc, DE Bar
Ali BAHIA, Boldly
Nurgiaua, Mrs De Bar
u Doors open at 6-Pcrtormunces to commence
att o'clock.G1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

Resolved, That the plan presented by the Sur
vevur for an awning, and for the Improvement of
tho approaches to the PoyLIus street Market be
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

Resolved, That permission be granted to Fire
Company No. ), to erect shed to keep their horse
in on the groand belonging to the Municipality
the of their engine house, on Glrod street,
provided that the same be removed Whenever &c
qurcd by tho Council.
Resolved -. rn ... e,a,erru lrct Of I,os. We
,..,r.l,. j r..... ~ .rr NmP1u. 30. II,
4, ,,lI';b BALDWIN N",,lde,
SrAr ro ,ar II, >,a N,, "t:l, / 'l"~n.>
-.-,rrs, j., N,,, ii " Nov. 'N,5'.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor Nov 9th, lS3?-not
returned by the l2tl Of Noy. 1889.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

MOBILE SUFFERERS.
FVNilE General Committee appointed hy the general
i meeting for the benefit of the Suffering poor OF
Mobile, casion~d by the recent fires are respectfully
requcS ted TO attend meeting at the Committee room
Banks Arcade. Saturday evening next att O'Clock,
in order 10 close the duties confd"d to them,
JAMES Ii. CALDWELL,
President of the General Meeting and
nib Chairman OF til" Committee.
YOUNG MEMS HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
VHoIE Members will attend 4 special ntrr'in. IN
Wednesday evening '"M the 18Th, AT halt rast'
O'Clock, T. NJ. PunctnnI attendance is requested
n'a ID RICHARDS, secretary.
The Vernndnh-St. Charles Ihcntre-Canp ST.
Thcufre-CnidmcIis 81 ChurI"s LLcude-HoieIs
-StorcS-Syuarrs of Grouud Dr.
CAPT. VI PElZtS!!!
T OUISiANA GRAND REAL ESTATE Lors
IL Terry, authorized by law OF III" State, 9th
March 1928 office corner OF CnEal aud II. CHARLES
THE HALF MILLION Camp street Theatre
TllE GRAND TWO MILLION LOTTERY.
10000 PHIZEs!!!
viii commence drawing n, soon practicable heres
IlI7Notes of any banks in the Union which are gem
orally tnnk,ble in the ~tr,, they issued, viii be
Half Million Sl0--rwo Milton so
CALDWELL, OAKLEY 4 PRITti!aKn,
ME- p,olrictorS 4 Managers.
RICH IEWELRY.
4 Full. Assortment. Iu-t rc"rNcI, C"h'HuIE OF
~ rings lnrkc,S, hro0rhr%, finger 'rr@S, G"d
tlnIrS, do pencils, .rII fob and Hun'd 'hi'e nrnie
aud KEYS. warranted ruLuS, SrS>uiS and knI'rs, "hl
nd Ioc>et books, hnIr, nnI, tooth and 'nhu BRUSHES
plated aud candle Md rut BASKETS coral
necklaces aud bends all tit" "E">r articles Will h'
! offered ON the most I"u>ounlr mus.
\. Is. lnr4r li"nl glass "iniow. sud- snS'c
and show cases. for sale. Please call ut lh thnrir"s
| street. M
| EINLtI K-l0oObrIs s'rpe,," for sale hv
| Il uIn {! DORSEY, a New lr,cr
RITTEK-l0o Keys western BUTTER il ~tnr" and
| } for sale bv q DORSEY,
ul9 A New i.",r|
| kAUl\I \E-l5I ounces Fnu,h ulpnic Ut lnIl,lut'
" tor sue by JARVIS \ ANDREWS :,
ME corner Cu,nllun X IriupIt"uln5 at+
TASTDK pII.-l0 barrels best Nn.ia castor al
~ viutr and clrn for retailing ais" } ibis lrntr :
see castor u, ID quality. tn >rI" hN
JARVIS 4 ANDREWS.
ME curnrI { "n.lmUlt y j. h pll"ulln~ *
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November l5h, 1889
Ship Nonan.um, Hamburg, Liverpool Green { br
Sch Diadem, Darling, Grand Gallon, (.n) Master
Schr Ann, Farris. Mobile. J ii Ashhridge
steam packet Columbia, WindIe, Galveston.
Smith & voorhees,
Tow boa, porpoisc Davis from the MOI tn East Pass having
proceeded with her returned 10 the city with the
bar the l4h ut o'clock Reports ship Jno Holland
Tow boat Hudson Davies from tho North East pass
with chip Lafayette amp lmrqne Cardinal de Chevecux. Left
the bar the l4,h inst, Reports brig and
Ship Georgina, Tooc, from Liverpool h September,
French Barque Ernes, voein 70 days from Marseles
Ship lf, yettc, Topsen from IInvrc a5h September,
arque Cardinal De Chcvoreaux, Clement, 9th Sept
to master
L1yERpooL Per ship Nonantum. Cargo 1897 bales of
GRAND GALLON. Per schr Dadem. Cargo 70 bl, pork
MOBILE. Per Cargo bis pork 90 do beef 70
hls do luO bis -four $40 sacks % bis
asses pipe gin 10 Ills hams 3S hxs 10 bks wine small lots fish
p as beans. brandy. vinegar, and c'aret
GALVESTON. Per steamer Columbia Cargo lot coffee ham
hardware LAID, flour, ginger powder shot, bread
sins. furnure wine &c
IMPORTS.
HAvRE. Per ship Lafayette. Cargo assorted mcrchan-
BORDEAUX Per burque Cardnel dc Chevcreaux. C
wines, bta"dy cordas and assorted merchandise sundy
conssnecs.
LwERrooL. Per ship Georsa"a Sarge $50 ton: Goals
1870 sacks salt " hampers potatoes 81 kins and "a BIZ bis
herrinrs 30 dried hams. 80 Bleeding dogs
MAnsElLLEs. Per burque Ernest. Cargo Wines liquors
and assorted mJZe
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
IL No receipts produce from the above to-day
CONSlGNEES
Per ship Lafayette Rogers iabatus {; Martel Roy
al F Fnras, Bien"che Frere Wioe Sale, Chataanat NJ
FIitot Tissa Ploon blanchard Converter; Maspere,
RIA iefebrc, Brown St George, Master, and to owners
on board
Per barquc Cardinal de Cheveeaux .Iaour Dure; ne-
Pouvern. r. Leeh'e Lac este; Pouget KEEL
ljc ape s.
& Feuiede, erbe Poissonier Prize. Il Cavalier,
Cleau. Avereer &cor Michele Roberts co. Longs
Cant Clement. E*'
Per barque l. Ernest Schmidt Wern"r, Lahode JAG
qAein.. II Gicy i.ottr Milaulo. Lambeth Thomr
son, II Chun'aua., blanchard Elmer. Il Albert prcde
Mopoyren, II & Gildemees ter, tiuerin & Power
-z,sy4E PASSENGERS
Per l'Ernr.t MesTs lafout; Monyorism Fradc, Jour
.idsin, A Georges
ter .h,r Mr. plarhe md fmiiy fiernicr and
fsmiy rrrseraud'sIa te Barry. Mat Jnli"n, Mad
.siaann- Mile Riha,d Mile Count allie WeyIer, Ecrccru
2Uetee,nse IT. =. ...-s,..-
- s7zs.zssF MEMORANDA
No furIer WIS from the river.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor Nov. 9th. 1S39-not
returned by the 18th of Nov. 1889.