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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-07
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1873

We have hesito:cd to published tho determine
tons Of the Presidents Of the Banks FOR the
that we no, Off iai made acquainted with
them. The Banks have an official organ !; hut
they have hid their deeds unGor b,is!:e!--wo Go
not say because they evil, but because they
work in darkness.
The Banks have universally lost sight Of the
reasons that have induced the charter Of their
ncpoIies they have swayed i, long and dcspoti.
cay over the people, and Ike bloa.ed dcn,agogues,
they have dictated 20, and ground the people, for
whose benefit they were instituted. 1t is time III ii
they should be taught, that they are only infested
with certain powers for tho benefit Of tho public
generally, and that the privileges granted them
arc not for thoir exclusive prof, and omolumsnt.
The Bank, are public corporations, cha rtercd
nv legisla i've cnactuents, cbnoxious to republican
principles and suffered esp-dien.s only SO long
as they may do good and right to the mass L.,
them keep these inc, .n.rov.r,ble truths conslan y
present to their minds, and they may become at
popular as they nov tho worse.
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spirit should DO fostcred, that will lead mcryR
make some personal sacrifices for the public gotd
There rcmainsno doubt That had we boon able
to have persuaded any proper indvidual.to engage
in the guhernatorial canvass, at the last election,
VIC should have made such az exhibition of whig
strength as would have astonisled even. ourselves
The issue hstween the two prominent parties of the
country Is upon points ilyoiVing--te wings p O.
less to believc--tho pcrpetuty Of our free insitu-
tons. We do not charge opponents with any
systematic intentions to overthrow the Liberties
oi the country; we grant the great hody OF tue
supporters At the present administration TO be us
patriotic as VIC believe ourselves to bc-bu, We do
maintain, that our readers have widely departed
from the principles of pub c virtue that characr
terized their predaccssors--lhat from their exam
Ple through their connivance, or by the direct la~
tiuencc-somehow or other we hardly know how
the most palpabe corruption pcrvades the body
rotic:-that Il strong tendency exists towards u
concentration of power in the hands OF the eIrcu.
tive; and that the contamination of measures now
i'll tran must Impart to that tendency ucceiera
ting force. How, then, can wings cnlsceEtiousy
believing thus, be otherwise than on the alert 7
Why il there such suPlncncss and Indifference?
Must VIC come TO the conclusion, that in politics,
principles 20 for nothing, and that If not under
the spur Of personal aspirations, men will no, act!
Are we really to degenerate INTO a nation conpo.
sod of thrca classcs--otce holders, office seekers
and thlrd Indifferent, 10 pubic affairs. entirely
absorbed in selfish pursuit.? We trust not.-W,
hope public virtue is not entirely extinct.
| 10 tine Wings of Ala ana W. VOL d say; if, as
we profess, is our conscientious persuntions tia
| Tie SUCCESS of our party is necessary 10 the vel
being OF tho country, then it hish time TO arouse
from the lelhargy tina, il coming over us-to ava
ken to scrisc Of the responsibility !eSing upon us
! We must strive for more perfect organization
| than We ye. have, we must turego personal prflu
dlces and pvodi!ocions--!ouk more 10 the advance
nent i our party than of individuals embraced II
| II. For come time past We have revolvnd in ou
| mind the proprluty of State Convention in which
might he assembled the wisdom and experience
| Of the party. Some such body will be necsssarJ
for the nomination Of Pres dtn,,al Electors and
it would ho filling occasion for an intcrch lngr D
views tou ching the general intcrcss of the partA
The pcrio; Of tho sessions of the Legislature an;
| Supreme Court would he appropriate soason
as those hodio' together with the delegates TO thu
convent ON, would congrcgalr larger sslnunt o
the Intelligence OF l!ir St 10 than any E,er occi
sion would siIord. We hope uur friends in tn,
interior will lako this Suggestion into consideration
= yuiIe {Ur0uicle,
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Wig Caus' in iiaja'na-It must be acknow.
lodged that much apathy and apparent inscnsbii,y
10 hIgh party claims, PervaGes the viii ranks
through this stalG and with much to encourar re-
TO perSescling attempts iOr the eventual advaucC-
mcmt of wing principles are darkeniup tie
prospect of final success by our !ukewarmuess AMI
indifference. 1t is too much the Characteristic
OF wl.gsto discuss abstract principles and disre-
gard the necessary action for carrying them out
Not so with our Observation-Disclosures sneususe is
determined upon, VIC sec them to man ral!ying
around II; and 1t is to their unity o.. purpose and
concert OF action, an not 10 any Inherent virtue in
their cause TO Which their success is attribulabtc
another principle oil vitality actci upon ~ lha,
party is conference. Do we ever SCI. lh:tn an
preaching onr ranks TO select an agent for anv
purposes Aad yet how frequently do whigs
CARRIED Away hvP rsonal predictions, or thou
sand other ritittG CAUSES, abludon their own par-
'y. and ab>oluu yeek candidates for office among
Inrir opponents. THereiS another forSnil bid, oS
slaH!G 10 su';ress with us, in The i;dsposision mani
iSt,t. b. out stro!gs ST ':c0, 10 being can.
dt4t"s Lrlorc the people. Whatever cause lh;s
afises from, ii should be removed, and pubic
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LAND no!

Inscribed to my excellent friend William Paxton HnIe Esq
BY GEORGE =. MORRIS
ElIi high the hrimuGr. The land is IN sight.
Wei be Happy, ii ne 'cr again, tu.a, tonight
be ru'd rhtCrirS> ocean in safety we've past.
And the warm gcninl cath elats cur vision ut last
"a the land OF the suuugoI true heats WE ahn find
10 sUOthe rs III nhset'te OF lIiuS, left he hind
Then fill high Inc Lnmcr The land is in sight
Wen be happy, iircver again, boys, tonight,
I'll high the bimner, Till morn we'll remain
hen l)nrt IN Tie hope TO meet one day again
fnunl the hturlh.s stone OF home, in the land ofuur
birth,
The hottest spot on the face of the eumh
Dear country oar thoughts are more constant to
lhrc
Than the steel TO the star nr the stream to the sen,
hen NIL hisI the hriIme, the land is in sleh,!
Wen be happy if never again, boys, to .nighl.
FIJI high lhc rnme! The wine sparkles rise
Like IearS, ir N the tuuntnus of iuy, To the ewes,
May rain drops ihnt tall from the storm-coirls of
care,
Nit away inlh" sur-brnrna miles ofihr r,r
Rruk deep, - the Chime ui tn. m ulical bells
J. t. W"man. iiot hieas h.r. wherever she dis ELL,
Then fill hIg the hrlnlurr! Tic land is IN .i,h
We /! he happy linrHrr ag IN, boys 10 night!
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b A z A 4 r.
Corner of 81. Charles &. Common SIRE

EXCHAS HnrEL.
RISF " ALLAN would respectfully call the AZ
II faHtiuii ii citizens and strangers Ia their cuinpit r
assnr,nirr. OF Gentlemen linen -hirts, d. celuhrc
win laeR fronts. fashionable linen fronts: linen COZ
lars: silk, aud under shr.s aud draw erS:
can,rc and silk i.ahfiaerchies black and fancy en-
watts in variety: stocks OF every description gun.
gapes: gents loskin gloves: umbrellas aud gold
mounted. se.-.
Aso-Spendd assortment Of ladies and gents ,vri-
ting desks, DIRE .sing eases, psn 0lips peuhey, cut
,lery, ami rich fau.y goods.
R0ylf
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PORT or NEW ORLEANS.
AR RIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
November Gh 1899
Steamer Choecrum,, Matthews I'm vieksburg
Steamer St LOUIS Convers, FIN 81 Louis
Steamer Shak speHre, Hoffman, FIN Vicksburs
Steamer Techc Chauvin I'm Alexandria
Steamer Pekn, Sreck, I'm DonaIdsonville
..= EXPORTS.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Arcatu-. Cargo eOol halcs cotton
! Dbl flour, I2 ixs mdze
HAvRr Per ship Orient. Cargo lae5 bales cotton
NEw ioRK. Per ship Alabama Cargo !iai bales cotton
sl2ap lead as cases wines e lids tobacco bis no"
ss1 do pork pack and5 50 bales skins A. 'icces Hoa'se
malta Per brig Mary Aun. Cargo 1000 pipe slaves.
bales bales 10 bis pork So BIDS 20 bales GA bz.
bneco
HAVANA. Per polnccre Dc.iIi. Cargo 200 bales
MOBILE. Per schr Pequot. Cargo lots corn, roasso
pork, whskey, lard bacon, beef sugar.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Vic*sbmrsper steamer Cho"chuma. Cargo 81
BENNETT. Ferria cargo Of steamer Far Yves,
st Louis. Per st Louis Cargo 81 bis pork A II
Hackney. l35 flour R II McG, 10 mules horses Wiz
knson a head cattle Mr. Chrsy bale. buffalo robes Pope
Powers bales cotton Cnnper tiridey, "A bis flour
Brsnler. Mkennn 81 Wreh A. bales NJ d Chopper &
pigs Canister coops and pie. hrgr buffers
She'll II heud caltrP Grow, horseF Iourt 10 baegag
Vickshrg Per steamer Shakespeare Cargo a5s hi. cotton
Nugeuh rurri IN W.T. '15A Drnnis1"'i sa In kno
Goodin, ~ Flanklin Henderson 81 Banicr NJ, Kcmnu
Wright; 20 Massie snoderass II n & Dick
FIo""r "a Ia"icr MSK@"n w,i!h, y i, iarq nor"
les 81 and e h m"l,<sos iGni, landry 80 d"A River
Eennct, II babes mass II retc
hao" d ,,rser Tc"o g c,,r" "a S.e, cotton
DegoIes; ~ Maur-n u n ru,fiom,ne 20; LIZ
Carpenter: amhnthA Thnmrsan3a Rns>rr Aic,: nnd
Is hds 80 mua.cs NHrrre ii lids sugar IBIS
lasres Aiun Trcmnnlrt; ~ hA+ 10 bis sugar Caldwell
IIeky 81 ais mo'asseS, o~nes board 80 b
Montague
PASSENGERS
Per steamer Chocchnna. tnpt Smoker, y Slnnot !r
Drston, bride AAprrra'e,9 Ladies.
Per steamer st louisNr Randall and Lady Williamson
wilkins 0lnrrn: Swartw-ut Price Feion; Chr~ty Kos
Robinson; II Hackney; Mrs Hanna Miss Hanna; u
Dicks IL fae'r Curry Hardy sheppard' Camsrsri tom
nnnt Blte kwel.
Per steamer etn. Mis-, Vcrrrtt Mis- II Vel: vanfux
Mrs Aat-'e aud FAM VI Mrs lisri Lcc Lady;
Ia. Rossou
MEN0RNDA
ST Louis left st Louis 18th Reports Y feet in
the upper Mississippi, and iI,ing
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IL Il. g. ]. DEYEREux.

- no. 70, TtHAPtr0ULAs STREET,
M MANUFACTURERS IL Tia, Copper and >ilea,
WI Iron Ware, have in store aud Oder sole. Stills
Sill Worms, sugar keities, Ladies', &c.
Also. hand, Russia slrel. Cast Iron and BRASS
Crates Psriour aud Cookg St"Y+s, Tor inrn 1od
or coal, and OF the lh-si and nSt approved patterns
Brass Ruling and Sia'i rols. nj any shnPe patterns
Builders aud Tiers in s#n Ut Crates, Tin nr Copper
pipes cutters. Hd 1t II tier advantage 10 call
ard examine tltr sah,e-
Ro Is covered ~iih fru Copper Lnc. in any la.t
of the civ, "n.ttt mol rfrrp nbfp FrrIus.
8tso oHiiand. pes era aSsortnnert Of JAP anhed
a2e
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r w. COLLENS


g. United Shtcs' Commissioner.
p Appointed by the Federal Court ut New Orleans.
OFFICE No. lG9 COMNlON STREET,
Exchange Hotel BulIding-.)
g AID Commissioner taxes utiiduviis under nul by
'Svrn" of the Acts of Congress, passed til F"hrls-
airy, 1920; LIST March 1917 the ju dietary Act of b.
and other acts Of Congress- in such Iuaie and
provided. -
Said Commissioner has considerable experience
and uses Tirs of caption and certificate which h
stood the severesl scrutiny OF the abiest Lawyers
- pri l2
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The will leave AT the hours the week days
until O'Clock PM. when locomotive will leave Carroton
avery hour until O'CLOCK NJ and New Orleans hour
antl o'Clork PM.
An extra Horse Car can be obtained before 70 O'Clock NJ
BY paying dollars for the Trip. After l2 o'clock r. NJ
10 dollars will he charged.
Persons going by the Steam Car provide
with Tickets the conductor has positive directions
HacaYe money in lieu thereof
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-07

"UJ'Those who wish t, read The nf,rs, read the Pic
avula, and when they desire TO have their memory
refreshed pas>n. events any time afterwards, within
II mont two Il" ~ look to the other papers. On he
20th ult., noticed tn death OF a gentleman on
tie tnuiss lille race gIound, supposed bayr Laen
caused by eXctcmcnt-it has gone To tn. mouth and
is now being published by The city papers here AS
acns. 30 and NcY go.''-Pir0Iune modrsty,
If Tuesday, 9TH November.
The above item Of news VIC published before he
Pic, in letter from our correspondent " NJ. D."
Yesterday ths little, egotistica PIE, announces
as follows -" Steamboat Agnes raised by VeIoc.
pcdc Sec True American Of Tuesday. Notice
of Miss Vcrys first appearance-iitto. Death of
Captain Vnccnt-True American Sunday. Death
of Judge Lcc---ncarly all the city papers of last
week. Singular Mysiery-City paper of Monday
News from jamaca-Courer of Tuesday. Ecc.
ton OF Colonel Rutler--RllIotin of Monday
German Ncwspaper-Loui+iara Advertiser OF
Monday-Bee OF Tuesday. Health cfSt. Angus.
tIn--Bullctln Of Monday last-Ah, bah We
have not limo to go through with the odd neps of
Mr.. Pic but, Wire la BngateIic' Puff, rutf-pic.
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Yesterday Captain 'ihompaon, of the ship Vic.
toria, and three Of his brought up ho-
fore Judge Lawrence, thu U. S. District Judge, On
affidavit OF Captain iioGaiar of the shonner Cur.
rency, charging Thompson and Tho others with
assault and battery on the high soas T!,a pub
lie have had the ctatcn!cnt Of the parties through
the papers, ard consequently, details to the
ma:tcra at Issue useloss, After an cxamina>
ton of evidence, Captain Thompson and his men
were committed for trial at tlie ensuing Term OF
tho Circuit Court of .ha U. s., in Decenber.-
Bail We believe, was given.
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In relation 10 the protected draft Of the CitZens'
Bank, of wIich spoke day ortwo since, we
learn, upon investigation, that our Reporter was
III sinformcd, OF that he misunderstood the gentle
man Of whom he obtained his information. There
was draft came back protested. bat it was ono
the Citznns' Bank had sent fori collection.
We consequently ask pardon Of the Bank for uny
uninteutiona wrong we may have beon gui!!y Of
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FURTHER APPOINTMENTS BY THE
GOVERNOR

Jonx G. BsArrY, to be District Attorney for the
second district, in place OF ". r. Greon.
LuclEN HERMAN, Notary Psblic, i'll place Of
Folk De Armas dscelsei-uck's jewel.
Joseru RsryEs, Director Of the Louisiana State
Bank, in place Of Judge Legcndre, resigned.
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THE JACKSON aNpLAcorRsE sTREETcaps

Leave the head Of Jackson 81 O'Clock A.M
street at O'Clock At half past O'Clock they
leave both ends hall hour, until Fl o'clock A. except
ns that instead of leaving Canal 81 O'Clock
will leave there at O'Clock PM.
~ 1t particularly requested that gentlemen will pu,
their feet upon the cushions the cars when
are present.
Office New Orleans & Carrolon
Rail Road Company, 5
October 2ad, 1880 JOHN IIAMPSON.
Chief Engineer N. O. X c, X. G,
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Nan Darrell or, The Gypsy Mother Carey
Il llirt-by T.. Johns Il CO. new no, oil from the
pen OF tho author of the Hciress' The Mcr
chants Daughter The SQUIRE &c. This au-
thor has obtained a reputation rather beyond tn.
common run of novel writer's. The present story
is very natural and we'll told, and interesting.
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c A 4 K O l. l. II o N
1 EE;;iiA
L~R.s8s
HOTEL


~ LAVAUD has the honor Of informing his friends
~ and the public in general That he has taken the
Hotel at Carrol1on, where no he will receive
the calls OF his Old friends and all lovers of good cheer.
Private parties will be handsomely provided for by
giving little notice beforehand. He is willing t,
into arrangements with families or individuals DESTROYS
at passing the summer at Carrolltou. nr2U
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sHJ AS brought to The pound Of the third ward, II
Wv Mnn,cipnIiy, the follow ing Houses:
A bay HORSE, black ,aane, tail md feet, sNSdlt-
marked on the -etlsrs-Spansl brand on the left hind
ounrtcr-s,ands II hands high.
A snnli sorr'l stud HOHSE blind Of The right eye
white stripe ON the foiphend-s'auds 10 hands high.
The of sad horses, will cab a, the pound IF
The third ward ID Municipality, situated at the corner
OF Robin and AnnunC,utiUn streets. on or before SnT-
d,v, the oh of November, 1880 prove property, phv
ChnrFs, and take Inrm away. otherwise they VIII BIO
sold at auc ton hy A Guu,te, public aucunnetr
IL WINTER,
oGa ST Li3ut Night " ntch
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Cor the IateHioT.

FOR IAiDI' SARA
RcEHiIr Packet.
r. ~0"'hs7-s r, Ih' splrudid passenger steamboat
;, ~ ~ BRILLIANT, Jesse iIarl nn~rrr,
- -, will i,nve Ne" Orleans every Wed
ncsda, at 10 1'rnrh 4. VI. tor Bay ou Sara 4 every
SATURDAY AT Ia "'cl elk \. VI taAtus coast down
SUNDAY Fer freight or l"esag" apply to capt. l1Hrl
on board orln
rb3l ADAMS K WiIlTAIL
FOR NiCkSBUKG,
And all Immediate landings.
b. S"SgxDc A. Tn" steamboat { II DC II u VI A :,
FL zEzzHscnp' Matthews, vii, I".'s the landing
- "a opposite Custom House street,
Monday nPrnoun nj O'Clock, preCise Y. For freight
or passage, apply on honrl,
ol9 rLAIDLtW, g. Fampt st
FOR TIE ArTAKApAS. BY sra.I
r ""S ' G,,. rs'sri ' 's.1, tls .1n
opposite Custom House street, for
New ibtr, and all Intermediate landings the echc,
next Sunday morning, II, ~ O'clock For freight
passage. apply en- board or to
7 IAIDIAW, G6 Camp Fl
The Touo"hrhi will hereafter depart every ten days
successfully, in the interim, fret Of goods aways
be recn'cd application to the consigncr.
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ii pfni, Negotiations.

1ssluck A.. NJ. [. due-evsrytay ut P. NJ.
TIE Lake MaH tviit Goyngton, l.t.l is closed every
Aenslsy, Wednesday ami Friday, at o'clock A. NJ.
Il due every ruesdas, THURSDAY, aud Saturday, ats
r. N.
1As LoMiscilet or Riuer Nal is closed every Mon
1Ay, Wednesday, and saturday; at 3 =. N. Is sent
and resurnsd by STEAMBOATS, Arrives iregulary three
aisnes a week
Tie Bayou Sara or coast Mail il closed every
Tuesday and Friday, Al r M. Is seat and returned
~ steamboats,.
The Alezandrin o, Red Rircr hail is ssui irregu-
+. lsrly BY steamboats, twice week.
Hi LOUISVILLE OK RIVER MAIL.
Monday, = r.
Saturday,,
n COAST MAIL.
s.,ar,s. and Closesst ao'clock.p. NJ.
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III We are authorised to that, at the solicit
tnon of large number OF the citizons o: the three
municipalities, MCMILLAN fKEaEr has consented to
the presentation Of his to his fellow citizens at
tse next ensuing erection, candidate for the oi,e
OF Mayor OF the Ciry Of New Orleans.
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l;' l.t. CANINE, ct the solicitation Of many of his
friends, has consented To become candidate for the
Office of Mayor of this city.
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IL Nous sommcs autorsGs announcer qua la
dcnande dun grand nombre dcs citoycns dcs irois
municipalities Mr.. WILLIAM FREREr 4 CONSENT
sc presenter CONNIE candidat la place de Marie
la plOchaine election.
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EANT etc amenGcs a la gcoIc de- Ia seconde Mu-
" mic paliG, les cscavcs s'iivnnt savolr:
Une ncgresyc nommG Ii lClA; aye As ans,
SO disant appartcnir h Mr. Nicand. .
I'm Negro nommG THOMAS, age so ans, sa
d.sant appurten;i a Mr.. Bertrand.
Les propr6;niras DIES dit' esclnre. sont prizes dc
venir los retlrer en- paynni los trais.,.
La Nouv,le Orleans le % Nctobrc,
nc ii S HARPER, Cap.laine do Ia garde
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Tuesday, November, 5lh 1899.
Tho Council met, purs ant to a'jpurnment:-
Present ,-ilon. Joshua edwin, K cor4cr AL
d'rncn Caldwell, Fraro,, 4 oyd, III, L,ckclt,
peters, Rogers, SnwcIl, Whitney a-d Yorkc.
The Journal OF the preceding meeting having
been road and approved,
The following weekly report Of the Treasurer
was read.
SECOND MUNICiPALlTY.
WEEKLY REPORT or rHE TREASURER.
Dv Balance last Report $3G2j 10
Amount received since, 1896 W
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II. LOCKETT, Chairman
b. WHITNEY.

Tho rules having been dispensed with, the above
Resolution was taken up and unanimously adopted
On motion, the Council adjourned until Tues
day ne xt tbs 18th November, at S p. NJ.
+. +. SMITH, Secretary,
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL. AND BANKING co,
rDNHE Iron Steamboat Retscea will leave the Basin
y at the head 1t the New Canal every day, Except
nsnd.ys) for The Lake,as follows:
depart At 5 "A. N. Return at a. ".
q ia. NJ. -" ~ Iaaa p VI:
$500 4 g p. NJ. 4sP. A..
s q r.ai' r. VI.
AID "a MONDAYS -.
80 Depart at 10 4. y. Return 3, l24 p.N.
<" 49, 9 2. NJ. I" 4 pm.
e. 81 p At. 4" 9 PM.
Day % b. CHEW, Cash. =
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& PERM tNni .E>-iHH inXss i'll store. ipr -ule tg
- ~. "itAHEE & Co, ~ rnyr!tas -
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N.n Advancement,
NEW ORLEANS, 4 rARRolLToN RAIL ROAD.

To commence on the Let Of November, 1899.
FROM CARRoLEToN. rRon NEW ORLEANS.
hsr'e Car at O'Clock AN Horse Car at u o'clock IN
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4 " Is.

a>ONFORME EN- ENT nns Resoutios de Cnn-
setl pas, E lc l., c0urlnl, tpn.ea prrSonrcs in,
ict,ts Ia Mnnirrpnlrt 10, 3 sent par ces pre-
scu:.s notifies ir fare puie!Hent sur Of avant Ia
premier tunhi dc Nuvpubie,-~a temps le IRE
sorier Giant obs6 de placer process ,outes re :
quotes non adlnstts
THOS. SLOO, Jr,
o29 Trcs"rer do Ia Hnnc,puIilt No. 2.
La NouvciIc Orleans, 2l Dc,ohre 1889.
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Disbursel this week,
Balance this dav,

Balance this day, 1,:li So
New Orleans 9TH \oyc,tltcr, 1882
A petition from Peter puql:.,r and EusGbe Bc>
eau, praying permission /" open ballroom on
the New Ievec, rccrrcI to the Police CON-
mlltee.
A petition Of Patrick Mac Nnmara, for leave to
work bIacksmlh's shop on Ic!apitouIas street,
WIS referred to he same COMMITTEES.
A petition of George Wayne and others asking
assistance for new Fire Company, referred
to the Cornmrtce on FIRE.
A petition Of ). Pinlstre, asking the Council to
subscribe 10 Autographed Of the city, was
laid upon the tabc.
Mr. Peters, Us Chairman Of the Committee on
Finance, to whom referred the Quarterly AG.
count Of the Treasurer, reported that The had
been duly examined by the Comptroller and ound
correct, and, on motion, 1t was ordered TO be placed
upon the Archives of the Council.
The same Committee also reported the followin :,
resolutions, which, the rules being dispensad with,
were taken up ard adopted.
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay to Richard
EIorrocks, the warrant Of tho Mayor, Two
hundred and twenty five dollars for painting and
withdrawing The !'uvdra1 market.
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay 10 John Ilocy,
on tie warrant Of the Mayor, Two hundred and
fifteen dollars and thrry-ouo cents, for caps for
the usr Of tho Watch
Mr.. CALDWELL. as harm1n Of the Committee
Of Streets and landings reported the following
resolutions, which, the rules being dispensed With,
taken up and ad Ipted.
Resolved, that the plan presented by tho Sur
veyor for an awning, aud Tor the Improvement OF
the approaches 10 the p"yGlns street Market he
adopted.
Resolved, That the Surveyor be- and he is
hereby authorised and required 10 have sad i'm"
prove mcuis orlh~ith cnrred into effect, provided
the Whole cost shall not exceed Nineteen hundred
and fifty dollars.
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On motion, tnn ruc4 baing dispensed with, tho
ahovo resolui ion, was taken up and adopted. -.
Nj LnGkttl ls'rrItrrnaii 81 the Special Com,
lnittoc, to whom referred the message of the
NJ yor, rocosTcdot ttse last meeting Of tbs Cou Gil.
re.Psr ed as Ioiiuw.:, ~.
The t,,dar&igae,l ,Spcaih Copnittce, to whom
was referred the Mc.:ase of the ainyor and the