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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

No HOUSE YEr.-On this 10th instant, the day was
spent in useless debates and useless decisions. Mr..
Adams decision appealed from by Mr.. Vard-rpoel was
not sustained ia to io8. He refused promptly put
the question on MIR. Mckay's motion, to pass by the
New Jersey delegation, saying that it against the
constitution. Great sensation. Poor DUNCAN was dc ne
ont Il" his spcech by coming to the hall too late. The
motion Of Mr.. Rhrt to lay Mr.. Wise's motion on the
table, I" call the names Of the legally commissioned
members from New Jersey, was lost, lis to lis. On
molten to adjourn-carrisd. ll6 l3-trec legal and
three claiming members voting.
In the Senate Committee sent to tho President
to say, tina, body organized and wa. ready to ro
cevs his message 1t thought it would be SENT
If co. to days mail will bring il,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21
UNITED STATES COURT.

The Circuit Cou't Of the United States, for the Ens-
tern District Louisiana. commenced it's sem, annual
session On Monday last; Judge Lawrence, District
presiding.
Yesterday, Dec. Goth, Judge McKiny associate ju
lice Of the Supreme Court Of the United Ststes onI his
sea, with the District Judge. Business of court is pro-
crossing A. usual, with Thin docket. We have heard
Capt. Thompson Of the ship Queen Victori., that is
likely to come up this term for trial. Most of the i'm
portant civil business is in our state courts.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21
NEW ORLEANS JOCKEY CLUB RACES,
LOUISIANA COURSE.

Wednesday. Dec. 18Th. 1889 -Creo'e Purse, $5nO-
entrance $50 free for all ages, 500 the winner aud
$500 the . best horse, if more than two -tnrr il bu,
one, $500. Milo he'ts-" yrs. ~ lbs. yrs. ST. yrs
100 yrs. ll0G yrs. 49, nged, lo4 bs.-aowunce Of 3
lbs. to mares und geldngs.
John L. Lewis e. Z. Lord Of the Ises bv Pa
cii" dam by Jerry, years. l
F. DupInn,irrs eli. f. Fanass, by Lauder.
dale, d m by Lightning, years. .
Time, 55-l 56.
I'd Racr-P,oprirtor, Purse, $3.50. entrance sa5
conditions above. Mile heats.
John F. Nler's CHI. f. Fairly Fur. by Imp.
L.uzboroush, dam by Sir Peter Tcaz'n3
years. I
A. l.. Bingam"n's gr. f. Band Box, by
O'Kcy, ont ofLucy Brooks, by Bertrand,
3ycars. 2
Fergus Duplnnter'-, CHI f. Pensec, imp. by
Tramp, dam Vetnscn, 4 years. 2 s
r. F. kcnners "a. c. Antil's) oh. e. Speed
by CRANKY, dam Geo sc Ellots dam.3
years. 4
Time sd 81.
Thursday, Dec. l9-Jockey Club Purse, slono. en-.
trance $120. Conditions before. Two mile heats.
J c. Brauch's (B. Smiths oh. m. Eoise, BY
imp. Luzborongh, out Of Mary Wasp Ivy
D"n Quixole, yrs. 81 I,
Johu G"odings John Can pbell's) b. colt
Altorf, by imp. Fyid,, dam by virsinian,
4yec,s. Q
James l.. Garrson'I CHI. f. Lucy Fuller, by
Eclipse, dam by Rockingham, 6 yrs. 5 4
John r. iicrs CHI. f. Curcu,, by Aleduc,
dam by Sumpter, years. % 4
R. II. Longs &C. Cotton Punt by Bertrand,
dam by Pacolet, years. 5
u. +. Kehners "a. c. Antil's) bl c. Black
Knight, by imp. Sarpedon, dam by Tiger,
3yeurs. dis. 0
Time 49-3 473-3 i9..
Friday, Dec. 2o-Jockey Club PURSE, $3.50, condi-
lions as before. Three mile heats.
Duncan F. Kenner's gr. C. Gruy Medoc, by
Medoc, out Of Gray Fanny, by Bertrand
4years. II
Jas. 5. Garrison's John c. Beaslcy) b. b.
Billy Towns, by imp. Fydr, dam by Vir
ginian, years. 9 dr..
Time 56l-2.
WHEELINs.-Dntes from Wheeling to the 9TH, BY
way Of Baltimore that the river rrn steadil,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

HEE'LEBURGH WAR.-Trny the tenants on the
Rensselaer, Manor are pusnacious! They have twice
defeated the Sheriff and his posse. The people Of AL
hnny county favor them and throw every impeachment in
the way If the Sheriff. The Governor Of New York
has called on tho city Of New York for 1000 troops, to
assist in enforcing the laws. Brigadier General Morris
had ordered them the OH, To he ready at on cn,'s
waning. He will fd, perhaps, the affair rather more
difficult To manag. than the Mirror.
This affair promises fine chance for the devclope.
m"nt of Agrarinnsm. Already, the Tnmmnny folks
have called nice, ng +" tax" 10 prevent what
they cn'l " shouting down American citizens" These
gentry forget that there is such thing as law. How
we democratic ap, les sw m!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

The passionate 1--we Of good eating and brutal species
of wit wci, distinguished Qnin, the celebrated actor,
furnish any anecdotes in his day. lie was invited
t., dine with duchess. VIII" delighted in the company
Of men Of talent. To The sreul surprise IF Gum, she
helped herself to the lernest pant :" h,nch Of tenisan
which hetnrc her. "Wh't,' said Quin, san does
your grace eui no fat p Not If vrnison sir" Ne
yer, my lady iuclessF' "Never. Iussu"e YOU" The
epicure, too much affected strain hi genuine
t,ents exclaimed, k,, to din wit, such fo,ls,'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

Harrisburg CAucUs.-On tn. first ballot Of the
delegations Mr.. Clay received the Of r. Islard
Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland. Virginia, North
Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana Kentucky,
and Mssouri-9S-On the second, the same with the
exception Of Connecticut.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

FROM 1.oUlsvlLLE.-We are indebted to Captain
Russell, Of the Empress, for loan Of the Louisville
Journal Of the 9th instant. The Empress brough, the
U. S. Mail, but only gothic Louisville Ga1e,te of
the 9th by it, The river slowly swelling and the
weather mild.
The Peru to leave for New Orleans on the ll,h.-
No news OF interest.
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MONEY " i RKET.


y
Frifay, lice. 90, 6 Pm.
Hodsrs rallied as dry ind sales were made
slieh advance, nay, to cent psrouNd. We hear
of 20B bales Of fully fair going 9,s 81 cents. VI
other and lover qualities, some 1900 bags at u to
u Gents. Whit has spet ully tended to this move
Ment is the fact that factors have written planters
mot TO send forward their crps fast hut tn hold them
spwi'h view To incsnsed raes The a. rivals to day
indicate that this Recommendation is being acted
Consignment come fnrw ard but small Io,s. Buyers
to complec purchases, already partially made, have
yielded temporarily 10 the demands Of SELLERS, hut we
cnnM,t believe that the advance, noted to day, will be
submitted "a. Thee ,ct Of this shifting for improved
rates has already backed heavy buyers Of the
ket There is real hope for fem advance
in the staple.
In Chareson and Mnbile, where the stuck ia mode.
rate, the effect Of the Liverpnos threw up
TO "a cent per pound. Tn the 9Th, Il, New York
many cotton vessel. in the lower bay. The BUSH
ness wasrather lively than otherwise but prices were
expected TO go down in consequence of,he heavy sup
ply. Tho northern mills working full time
Their agents have not bought here as yet
Compared with treason, their purchases have facr
Oh almost seventy per cent uP this date. The con-
sumption, by the american mills, il is estimated will be
200 GOO bales for the year.
The mails from New York, bring dates If the 10Th
evening. A fair business was dope in stocks. U. s
Bank Shores ruled at IS, advance Of two dollars
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SPANISH DtBTs.-We take the follow ing particulars
Of he Spanish debts from the Paris Con. ttutionnc and
yet these the kind Of securities which are proclaimed
by the London ines lie better than American State
Stocksr
Interior debt it'll nteres, to 1884, 22s 25Oooo francs.
do without interest to do 96075O,OOO do
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SLAVE TRADE.-R. w. Allen, Of Baltimore, accused
ofbenS engaged the slave trade has be.n tried by the
proper authority hut the jury agreeing they were
Dis" Used. What flly 1t il papab's noon lay.
that s'avers fitted out in Baltimore, and that Mr.
Allen is one If the persona conce ned.
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ARRANeeMENT FOR SUNDAYS:

ARRANGEMENT
The i'll leave Mt the hours tho eek days
until oc"ck PM. wen Locomotive will leave Carrol,on
hoar until O'clock PM aud New Orleans cvey hour
until 8 o'aiork PM.
An orse Car can be obtained before 10 lofk PM
BY paying dollars for the Trip. After l2 o'cluck P. ~
~ dollars i'll he charged.
Persons going by the Steam Car provide themselves
with Tickets the conductor ha positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREET CARS
Leave the head Of lack 81 o'clock AM, Canal
nj O'clock. At halfpast o'clock they
leave both ends hall hour until Fl O'Clock
that instead Of leaving Canal u o'clock the Cur
will leave there NJ o'cinck PM.
~ Ii 'ury requos that gen,lemen put
their uon the cushions smoke in the wheu
present.
Office Newt & Carrolltsu
Rail Road Company,
October 2ad le39. JOHN HAMPSOS.
Chief Engineer N. q. 4 c. X. c
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

HEAR, o 1sRAEL!-Isracl the defaulting Caser of
the Philadelphia Bank, " no shot himself few days
since is dead. 1t would have been good for the nation
il Swartwout and Price had found the same end.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

The TAR,FF.-The people have begun to agi,atc this
question in Phila lelpha. Philadelphia mechanics
resolved to start the ball and keep rolling until we
throw off our dependence on English manufactures.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

TEXAN I.lSE.-Judge Overton, tho Commisso Ter on
the part Of the U. States, il the mouth Of the Sabine
waiting for the engineers. Maj. j. d. Gralome ana Lieut.
+. }. lie" the w. Engineer Corps, have arrived in
town on their way. They have with them all the oppa-
necessary tho tracing Of the line, but as the
instruments Of most delicate NATURE they are only
waiting convenient opportunity for their trans portaon
The rexan commissioners and officers are a, the Sa-
bine also, waiting the arrival of these gentlemen. A
is aaon That the U. s. Surveyor, Col. Conway,
has been accidentally shot by the discharge OF his rifle
hut We hope it is uufounded The Engineers on our part
are gentlemen at the top their profession. and grcnt
credit is due them for the which they nantes,
Of The valuable instruments Of the Department
them These instruments for the d,cison of the
32nd dcg.ce Of latitude.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

VILE Dr. LYON tsupposcd to b. lost) is is believed
from what he Captain Of the Liverpool says put intu
Dublin in stress Of weather. The lady and daughter oil
Robert Wa sh arc on board.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

FEATHrnY.-Two attempts have been made in New
York, to set fire to Mr.. Mellens Feather store. What
geese the in, endia los are!
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LOTTERY MES.-'They have begun tho System Of ar.
rests oflottrry dealers in Philadelphia. How mawkish
this attempt 10 stop people from riekng their money
when they are determined to do it,!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

lHE MoRno's' are cutting up high shines in Wsst
CHESTER Pennsylvania. The, have baptized 40 into
the faith. Oh,-the attributes Of ignorance!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES


December 90. 1929.
steam packet Neptune, Pc"noyer, Galveston J Reed
Ship Brunette. Ro,in.on. Roston. IA Merritt
Stenin hoat Inn hhssee, Alien APpaachcola hascr
Sch Henry Clay, Patterson, To'asco, Master
ARRIVALS
December 90, 1899
Sch David rofhn. Lewis, from New Rcdford
Sch A,iAtides. Orta from Havana
sch Mar. Hammond; Herman from Appa!arhicoa
Ste'mor Emperor, Anter. from Columbia
Steamer lamrIish!cr Currie, fin Cincinnati
Steamer Edw Shinpen. Johnson. FIN Louisville
Steamer Gen Brown, Durham, FIN Louisville
EXPORTS
GALVESTON. Per steam packet Neptune. arso as
I sorted merchandise
rosros ship Brunette. Cargo cotton and $50 b.
n,oiassts, sDu hide. 5s5 r,rs lead
ArpALrHcoLA. Per steamer Tallahassee. Fargo 200
bis sugar. IS do pork; 3iO coils ropn
TosAsco Per sch Henry Clay .. Cargo pines vino
p hlf bis vino lO0 bxs rssons 20 pieces marble
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
rn'inna 20, .ssmeI Lamp Lighter Cargo 's bales Of
Ss.ns is"Ss IS%"ns. g ncy"s
nd.n'. wh,,all q Caldwell Hickey e NJ White. % to
Taylor Gardner g ardy5 bis castor oil Loyc A'neIuus
Louisville. Per steamer Gen Brown Cargo engine
boilers Cosac; hale Connosly 65 coils IS bundle. of
irvine yarrour lmunkend hxs aud veg Goodwin Nyc
box For.y'h Limerick 70 bA. do eats"r Bier Steve
WINSTON ~ way fcgh 10. Ct horses Shorty
Shreveport Per Camps II cotton to
Taylor Gardner 5Nusen Turpin Watt, Ice; 81 Kirk
Alternately HANNAH ~ N Dick; SIS Blair S.t,er-
field. IS Cob; i47 Kvardie; ll3 Allen Tremouc sun
dries to sundes
Louis,'e. PEI steamer Edw shppsn: cargo 81 hale. of
cotton burke, Watt Coz Whites i2 W Flowers; ~ Ward
4 mofatt W y Dick; his tobacco bale
ton Rrande Mckanna Wright; lids tobacco Armour Lake
Walker Ah,s tobacco diroung do; i5O bis apples
owner on hoard
colun1n: Per Emperor Cargo go W Bsn': 81
Bogart, G. Brander. McKenna Wright; IS Buckmer,
Stanton CO; 20 Dick BAG e Folln. ~ Fulton CO,
17Glover Breuham 10 A Hasry 81 Lambeth Thomp
son;si Ledoux; y Lyons. iawkins u! Lvech g.
Massia Snoigrsss sa White co. - Oakley co. Rev.
nolds Byrne CO. 50 Taylor Gardner. eG6 Warde Moi
ID pie re. bassns Coavors; 95 Frnkin Y Henderson
CONSIGNEES
No list Of cons.aees handed in from sea.
PASSENGERS
Per a'ramar Eiw Shpp-n .Mes<rs Swim: rarr.on Bacon
Calser: ior Parks Dr Iroux: Wallis: Smi,h Mate h"
Mock; ii,chadsnn Ro; Landry; Clay cou Yrs Mis-
Jacoi's u, I.rrvant
Per- t;en ow". Miss Pie Mor. Lake: iin.rv
Griffith Smith Punchpsrk; S"unsi; R cc. Juhnsnn
cVates ar.0n., Carsoe; AshoI; Shuy Tarlua; Hckr;
Lear; i55 Un JceA -
MEMORANDA
~ Report says that the river ia rising
Steam.r Gan nrowu Savannah sunk Lclu v
honts0Gcry's point
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

Exchange on England - VI. On Frncne 5:o2-
e!l. Flour smiles Of 1850 barrels at dollars. The
Erie Canal was open along the whole line.
There l,uve Leen failures of four State Banks in
Maine. Every day is snpping the foundation Ct the
Jackson corporations.
The Legislature f Virgiuiu has imposed on the
banks Of that state per interest on all bills pre-.
scented for specie aud not redeemed. The Georeia LIE.
gisatare has refused lay on the table the bill to
create grand central Suite Bank with capital Of
10 millions. IL this Van Burcnism!
II il stated tlat Indiana has transmitted s2Oo ZOO in
specie to the Fund Cor missioner in New York. to pay
the next semi annual interest offs grea, debt.
In articles Of produce, except cotton we were dull 10
day The arrival Of boats from Louisville to the 10Th
with the news Of The opening Of navigation has thrown
flour down to g., which 200 barrels were sold This
morning. Sugar is quoted the coast at a f,,
prime.
Il began to storm this evening with the wind from
the South. The rain is pouring down at the hour W.
write accompanied with heavy peuIs Of thunder
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

fmrious.-Thc novel light Of entire army Of 5000
men arriving by II railway, was Witnessed in Berlin
the 25th uno. The King was anxious 10 spare the
troops Tho fatigue Of walking buck the city, after their
great exertions ut the late reviews and he accordingly
hired 'lans, Tor the purpose conveying them home
al an pe,ss Of 900 dollars.
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l.ls9,oOO,ooo
l,o5l,OOO,cOO

The Of ntcrest due the Cortex loans from
November 1923 to 1894, $50 millions! During
the time, the annual interest upon the other Spa
nsh d-bts G5 millions, while the expenses of the
| government exceeded 225 millions.
After 1884, new loans and srrang were made in
London and Paris.
The consolidated Spanish funds bearing S per rent
interest, and called the Spanish Actives-In 1924 the
government contracted for loan Of 100 millions At 60
for [0o and at the time recognized the Cotes 10 ms
from 1921 TO 1898. Two-th d. Of the latter were coll
,erted into active debt, ard the other third conso
dated in the loan Not Of interest has been
paid since 1924!
There is the deferred debt In 1884 the interest due
the conversion Of the Cores bonds, amounted 10 IS
in the 100 These coupons or clipped acknowledge
taken up by giving 10 the hearers bonds Of
the deferred debt which he changed into the
active debt from 1888 to l8l9by lot Not one cent of
diride"d has been paid upon these!!
Next we have the passive debt: This debt was form.
| ed in 1884 when one third Of the Corss loans was
thrown out Of the active arrangement 1t was decided
then that this debt should be brought up under the
active head from 1896 as the ,reasr, was able
to meet the demands upon it, No step has yet been
taken IN its conuersioa!!
Three per cents: In 1881, the government having
accepted 100 millions Of the Cortes bonds they were
changed Into three per cent debt The payments have
been Irregular.
English lndemnas: per cents: In 1928, the gov
eminent acknowledged the ndcmnies due to til. Eng
lish but reserved The right Of reeeming Is millions Of
,Ie by paving 60 in thu 100 cash. Since 1887,
not a cent Of interest has been paid!
With these facs before us, We hear no complaint in
London and Paris ofthe bud fa, of the Spanish Gov
,kou
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CANDIDATES..

u We are authorised announce that at the solic.
tatinn Of lnrge number of the citizans o.; the three
municipalities, Mr.WlLLlAM FEERET llus con -encd to
the presentation Of his to his fellow citizens at
the ensuing election, candidate Tor the office
Of Mayor OF the City Of New Orenns.
u Nous gommes autoris6s announcer qua la
Municipalities. Mr.. William FnEnEr CONSENT
So presenter CONNIE canddat la place do Marie
la proeh aine election.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

WHEKLrNs-Dntes from Wheeling to the 9TH, by
Of Baltimore, state that the river rirns steadily
aud the trade brisk. Boats running regularly.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

% l.. U. CANINE, ct the solicitation many q: his
friends has consented 10 become candidate Eyr the
Office Of Mayor OF this city,
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OFFICE OF THE FiREWEN'S INSURANCE
COMPANY.

OFFICE OF THE FiRENf.N'S INSURANCE
COMPANY.
New Orleans December 10, 1889.
yHF. Stockholders Of dis institution hereby no.
i ti6ad, thar the extra dividend Of per can't de-.
clared Oil, the III Of October, be paid to them
Ee,r Isgai representatives, on or after this date.
--sS By order Of the Board,
dil 4 l. TRACY, Secretary.
BUREAU PERSEVERANCE DE LA CoMPAGNIE
DIES P0MPiERS.
La NOuyeiie Orleans, 10 10 Dece.nbre, 1889.
sss e Ss sar se a0 ~
eur IL Ter d. h,Dbrs 1t pave aeux leur repre-
sanfans, .us gu aiIes cel,e iae
lar 0slfe dsa Dir.cteuis,
l. Tracy, Sectetairs
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EXPORTS

GALvEsToS.. Per steam packet Neptune. cargo
sorted merchandise
fosroN ship Cargo cotton and $50 bis
molasses, sNu hides 5s5 p,rs lead
ArrALcHicoLA Per steamer Tailahasse. Fargo 200
bis sugar. IS do pork; 3nO coils ropo
TosAsco... Per sch Henry Clay. Cargo pipes
d hIf IuO bxsr siaous % tecxs marble
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CRY BANK.
-. I.y.i. IA

CRY BANK.
+ New Orleans, 18th Dec. 1889.
WINS BANK will be closed on WeIne day the 18th
instant, and lst and xth January next Noes and
Bills dive on those duy's, will be payable the days
Mondays preceding.
DIG RI PAL FREY, Cashier.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

u Yesterday, some poor creature. VINO wisl-d 10
vent his spleen upon one whom he ha'ed but dared not
face inserted forged advertisement in the Bulletin
copied brlow, 1t is certainly ean'and dirty trick
that any f'ni might play-lhat IL" gentleman would
be guilty of-evncng bnlh lack of sense and lack of
courage len, 2lttl inst.
SlUO REWARD.
IINHE nhove .e"atd will BIZ paid for information. that
will lead ta the conviction OF the person or per-
sons who caused advertisement be inserted in the
New Orleans Commercial Bu,le,in of the - h nsta H.
purposlng that the subscriber had entered int Gpart-
ners,p with JOIN, Barrett aud others, under this style
Of Forgav Barrett u Co.. for tlr purpose of carrying
Oh the business Of paviug-no such connecion having
been formed
N. B.-rhc undersigned lakes this opportunity of in
forming tina public, that he is not connected in business
Of any kind, except with his brother.
n3a sAMUEL L. FORGAf. 80 Magazine st
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NEW ORLEANS \ cAsnol 1T ON RAIL RoA1

E..VV
To coianencr on the LIST of Noyemhrr, 1899.
YRoM cARRoLLroN. osLEAN..
Horse Tar nj o'clock AM Horse Car at 81 o'clock An.
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LoTTERIES S.

vlNHE Following Institutions, Citizens Bunk Of Lou
L isana; Union Bank Of l.ouisiaua; New Orleans
Canal and Bank ny Company W II receive special de-
posts asuint certificates Of hundred dollars and
upwards, 10 remain The credit Of the Deposltnrs,
which certificates, the subscribers will deliver Tickets
in the Grand Real Esta,e Undergraduates Arcade,
Bishops Hotel, &c.
SCHMIDT 4 HAMILTON,
under the Veruudah, opposite l. Johns & Co,
dill Stutioners hall
BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &c.
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10 Season Tickets may BE- had at the Box Ofice.--
Open from 10 until 3 o'clock.
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" Doors open at 6-Pcrfur,nances to commence
ut7 o'clock n
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MEMORANDA

Dkcp0rt says that the river is rising
steamer Gen nrowu Savannah sunk Lclu y
hontyO.ierys point.
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lTConsgn''s If goods per ship FmiriAld marked
e. ID Jnins,n.) John Ghilds, va w 81 DJ) (Sk and
r. 4 ~ are requested to make themselves known to
the clerk ON tn, eve". opposite ST Joseph street, or else
the good. will hr stored their expense. dl7
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After which, the
BUCKLE OF BRIi.LlANTS:
OR,-TnE Crown PRINCE.
Frederick Storke, Nj Balls
Prince Albert, Field
Katharine, Mss Melton
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CONSIGNEES
No list Of eonsi.aees handed in from sea.
PASSENGERS

Per aramar Ew Shinprn. .Mesrs Swh rattrr.on Bacon
Case TAI Parks; d. "donx: Wallis: Smith; Mate her"
Mock; Richardson; Bel Landry Clay Mrs Mis-
Jacobs ri I.rrvant
Per t;ea row" Miss Pie Mo.A-.
Griffith Smith: Punchsrk b; S"une; is>, Johnson;
McWatefs Iar.0n. Carsoe Ashor Shuhy, Tarlua; cke;
Lar. ia. .tr,it
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NOTlC3-SilEkIFF'S OFFICE.

M ISSiNG from ship Alabama, Three Trunks ,ner.
wi chandize, marked 3 l. Drsnin 4 Co, Poris
Tenn. and iom ship Nashville, three barres, marked
Il NJ. Any person having'I,e same in their posses:
sion, will please give information to No. 90 Common
street. MD
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-21

= TATlONERY, Letter and Cup paper, Blank
- Books, fine library editions Of Standard Works,
ENGLISH AND AMERICANA ANIMALS, ALBUMS
Sc. making altogether 81 large and comprising
an assortment uf upwards Of O0 900 volumes, just re-.
ceved from the I.le New York and Philadelphia fall
trade sales, and to he snld by
BEARD g. kENDIG,
at Public Auction No. 81 ST Charles street, directly
opposite the st Charles E<chanse iI"te, 1h",sHy
Friday and Saturday evenings, December 10Th. 10Th
and 2lst, commencing at 81 O'clock, dig