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1iilss'ss asuus.a,
fOiT OF NEW URLE\>N.

Scl'r Exit. Ellis, Pensacola. ' a W,.,,
ARRIVALS.
Tow boat Tcnncsscnn. Panlding. from the En",i,h I,r,
with ship Vile do Paris and scllr CalcIouiu Renor,, '' ~,
ship aud lhrig at the turn. ''
'illa dc Paris, ke,,s, "A days frem New York, to III,
Scir calcdo"i" Potter, 10 days fom Tabn.co. to c Gi,
Steamer Bunker Hill, Powell fin vi.kslnrr 81.
Steamer Agnes. Hitchcock. fan Fort Adam,
EXPORTS.
rINsAcoL| Fer sch. Exit. Cargo, lot, pork, beef. bread
IMPORTS.
NJ ioK"..per ship Willie dc Paris. Cargo, as.o,,ec
TABASCO. PEI schr Caledonia Cargo l7Oo uuiu,.s. ,r,v.o,
slaies sarsaperelIa &c. to II G Gidermre,,c.
RECEIPTS OF IRO3uCE,
ssk.hhr;: :fcr steamer bunker Hill. Cargo 81, bales co,.
ION burke watt co. 2I1 Nugent, Tur, ,n & Wat, ,67 H.n
not = Fe1,'Iays. ~ Lyons. Harris X co, 100 Pryr"ux, Arci.
nsl 4 CO. PIN & Dick & co, IS i.ambe,h 4 Tinmp,on, ID
subIe',e = Nye. 20 a II Wallace 4 co, Is " NJ Real. i" d. d.,
Franklin " Henderson. 10 Glover { Ere"ham. . Mn IIox, Pol
u q 'feeE.e Mer'iheld. fcarsoe + co. 7 Mas. s Spojyrnss
Ssmi.h \ Voorhees,. 7 Reynolds, Bvrnc + co, & ! Wrrh,. !
. .aw, %j ! ca o.key T. co. roll ~carpe.ing Mrs Woo ter It,,
,v tH,t !. Adams "a Is Per ..eamer Agnes: 3 bales G NJ Lee, : NJ
& ~ TSom n e", 70 n i sysm. Z !. G xv,i;, :. :s7 Armour 8 Lambeth
C~ONSlGNEEs
PEI Vile de Paris. e Underhhi, Prescott, Jones + m. "
I'm, q s1 n Star ! co nc Wood a c Simmons. whi.;idee & co, viii,
harswe'l J. 4 Dwyer q 5 L;gh,. q Doane, Z Groninc &
'ncH'y~ neth, } y "agner,. MahaTi l. Sicersun. Fricr-
eoh, nale y co, a Lehonx n CO, J 5 Atkins. Pri,cInrd l. Tur.
CART = Siahard, A Tote. Nugcnt. T'urpkin & Watt, Col, + co
hswrle y small. 4 Lanfear. q Eedfo,d, v David, Vain 4 CO.
Ueirne d burnside, Tooie & Rarriero; p Pni,hes, 3 W I,,n'
20" q COS Pollard 4 Green. w B"gart. l. Case. Richardson.
y atefman = Wool } Hart 4 co. Fo'lain, BelIorq g. Dcgolcs.
Lewis y Smelling, Tate & Hopkins. Winston Il Shall. Uender'
son . Gaines, Con'stock. Hyde & co, Warren & CO. MerriGeld
Pearson q co, Donshea. & Shall ST. ) w Zackaric 4 co. n q
r Jones' Wi''oz & Gro,jean. Noolc 4 Speyer, Labadie s Jac-
1ueiine' Valentine s co. CLmstock 4 Goddard, Shall =
h,ovn, + Carlton, W II Macauly, w Grant, A Kirkman & m
" Gtan'. n Richards, Connolly & Elder, rcyroux. ArcineI 4
co. Hitler Il Waterman, w Topham. 9
PASSENGERS
rer Vile de Paris. F Carlton + Lady. Mrs Goyd. and child
Nessrs Smith aud Hubbard, 43 in Storage.
~EMORAND
Rivers still very low. aud no prospect of a rise,
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REPUBLIC OF TEXAS,
Treasury DEPARTMENT,

City Of Houston, 18th July 1880.
~ pursuance OF a requirement oia law passed b,
! congress OF this Republic, approved January
2ist' 1882 making it the DUTY Of tho Treasury t.
s nE ana cause to be sold the lots in the CITY
of on a day by him fixed. Notice
Is hereby given that the lots in the CITY Of Calhoun
VIII be offered at Pub ic Sale, on Monday. the 18Th
oay OF November noxt, between tho hours Of Ter
oc'ock, a NJ. and -Four o'clock, P NJ, al the Capi.
to- OF this Republic. upon the terms set forth in
toned ''' "o"
Sec. Abe it further cnactcd. Thu, ,bo ,o,s =
said town shall DO offered and sold for no other cur.
r'ncy than gold, silver, audited paper, or tho bro,
mlssory notes OF this government.
sec: o.-Be II further enacted, That the said Io,s
shall be sod on tho following terms, viz: O.e
fourth part to be paid down, and tho other three.
eighteen months.
"Sec. 7.-Be it further enacted. Tint; r. anu
person who shall purchase any of these aforesaid
lots, shall fiji to make paymant of the several in
sta'iments IN conformity with this Act, no or thew
shail forfeit all such sums rs they may have previ.
ously paid, and the lots purchased by such dacauI-
ter shall revert to the government of the ReDub.
lie. Nopuo'
Sec. 8.-Be it further enacted, That all nerso,.
aliens not excepted, shall have the privilege Of mr.
chasing and holding the same, and the Presidon, !.
10 lssucpatents TO them so soon as the
last in' stalment shall have been paid"
The sale will continue from day to day, until all
of the lots sha' have been disposed of.
Calhoun is situated on the Fast end of M,taoo,
Island, directly on tho Main Pass into Matasor.
Ia Bay, and from its advantageous position, will
probably become tho principal commercial CITY in
Texas. "
A.Plan of the city may DO seen in the Gcncrol
land Office. ~
The several papers in this Republic, tho Common.
ial Bulletin, Picayuno and True American. of N
orleans, will publish notice until tho day Of sale.
JAMES IL. STARR. =.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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"Tte True American does not perceive the neces-
sity Of taking up the cudgels in favor of the honor ofour
common country, against the French writer in the Bee,
We are perfectly Of opinion with the Louisianian, thu,
the Mormons are a disofganizing sect or party, and that
the bad treatment they have received was drawn unon
themselves for frequen. violation aud contempt of the
laws. The american government had nothing to do in
the matter; and the state authorities of Missouri did M
more than call out the militia to suppress riot and a
resistance to the laws. The French writer of the Rec
does not appear to be much acquainted with the subject,
and is evidently much more learned in the ,heore ticuI
Jargon of liberty, than the practical operations of our
system of federal republicanisn,. Every man hasa con.
stit"tlonal as we'll as inherent right to the enjoyment of
his own religion, but of course that religion must no,
be in opposition to our laws.
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ne case 81 the Armist0d-Thc decision of ,Judoc
Thompson has narrowed down the cuso ,o w.,
small dimensions, viz: the court has no cosn;z,,oony,
crimes OH board of foreign vessels, Iftbc
court cannot punish, why the criminals are re,cascd
so says Inc abolltIonlsts, as least SO they wish. hut
they meet with this difficulty; the Spanish govern
ment under special clauses Of tn. treaty, claim tL4sc
iuglilvcs as Spanish property. "Ihey mu st never
be gwen uP," says the aholitlonis,s. how can !, ho
prevented ! "A treaty is designated by the Const;.
tuition as the supreme law oftEc land, and W. Lava
a recent case IN proof a vessel bound from one
port OF tho United States to another with slaves ;s
cast away on one ofthe British West India Islands
ana the slaves were made free. Our goycrnnc emf
demanded the value Of tho property thus taken from
'heir rightful owners, and the British government
paid the claim. How can we, with this very ~.
ce,t act staring US III the face, refuse to surrender
USp""'sn e''zohs-their property thus found on
our coast ! A piracy and murder have been rom.
Matted on oard 4 Spanish vesscl-our cour,s -,
not try the crime-it follows, that the culprits mn,,
90 handed over to the nation under whose tl,u ,hc
crime was committed. If their courts acquit Tia =
eusod' we have nothing further to say in the mat
ter.
1t is thus that law takes precedence of c,,uo,
and false sympathy, and well it is for US all I'm,
one oranch OF our Government, at least, is free
nom personal or political control. The scenes late.
~ occurring IN Hartford are calculated to make
the most melancholy impression upon the peonle
W ''' """"'iy. tracy ana murder frequently nc.
cur on tho high seas the cuIprits are caIoLt,
brought before our courts of justice. and arc tried,
COW cted and executed, 4, cOrding TO law w,,h,r,
any exc'tement.-lhe moment, however, thesa mo
crimes are committed by blacks, an immense sym-
pathy is Immediately created, eminent counsel arc
TO defend them, their prison swarms with
ind friends, who are loaded with clothing and
provision for their use, and no matter how many
innocent white men. women and children they have
murdered, the law is bent into a thousand shapes
70. procure Their a%c4urttal. DO tho abolitionists
lnteha 10 offer a premium 10 tho blacks TO DESTROY
tne whites 1t would seem so, from the meas rc
OF sympathy which the blacks of the Armis,ad are
genera'ly receiving; It is a shocking and a DANCE.
rous example, which the Northern States nrc nor
'nl,t'ng 10 be exhibited TO our Southern brethren.
md something must be dono to check tho eonrss
which the aholitionists are pursuing, in every dirct,
t'on, to assail Congress on the subject of Slavery
IN the District Of Culumbia-to demand The p,ssoG,
laws relative 10 domestic Slavery in tho several
strike, in fact. at the provisions of nm,
Constitution, and the very Union of the State.
! hey area party to be watched, and one more dan
than any ~suhjrct now discussing betwcr,
'ontehding Par,ies.-N.f. Star.
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He0M cJMe City.-We have Tor some time pos, on.
joyed very cool weather, and yesterday we had uni,s " n
w"try Temperatures. This fact, connected with the
continued favorable exhibit in the weekly bills of NOR.
tally, strongly induces the hope that the eridem;r is
about t" disappear aud leall, to be ono. more r,stn,eJ
to our city. The mortality from Stranger Fever. his
1888. In 1885, the first report OF death from S,ram"s, " ~
tever' was for the week ending the 25t, August. md
the last Tor the week ending the Eth November, in ali 10
weeks, a'd inc nnlnter ofdea'hs from that cuusr, during
ma period, was 3o9. The first report o: Strangers
tevsr' this summer, was for the week ending the iGth
June, nId the last for the week ending the 29ih Scptem.
rer, m all 10 weeks. and the whole number of deaths
from INN cause during that psriud, has been but l25:
up to the corresponding date, last year, in but 6 weeks.
the mortality from Strangers Fever had reached oGo''
FOR me lllree successive weeks last past of this summer,
!. ",i-i"r the corresponding weeks last year thew vera
6", SO, 49.-Ch0riest0n Courier. VIII
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Il t"le Of horror spotted. lave a letter from nv,
" Horrible Massacre ON board IL turkish sclnn,a W. !" "
tHi tinl'" OF P"lras, published in the Anne, iruu r,norI
lat March or April. Among the passengers Killed III,
Carolina, and their three cIlildGcn. Uur Cnn,,a ;" ;,n"I'
c"rre>pmdcntsay ""l"e
't.'sht month"; residence in this city, where ceu,,,s
ai lhe c"'lnl'rcml business of the Itvant, and the con.
stahtInitfc"nrse | have with Sumiuns and ,nrrrL,uI,
from al parts OF G'e"cc, especially putrns, no, In mem.
! on the information obtained regularly hv means Of rho
"reek journals, which il is thought would NOT omi,
Important an occurrence, enables me to assure ven tho,
;hc story has no found 'tion at all, in fact, aud | am NJ n
loss tosuess what could have teen the design nj, lis
author IN putting il fortl,.'-N. y. ,L0ur. IAN, " 40
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PIE TRUE Am ERICAN,
by JOHN GIBSON,
FAITHFUL end BOLD,
Official Journal Of the % Haunictpalttp.
Published .a a :
Daily, ,Tri-W cckIt Il Weekly.
y r. W DIR LEA vs.:
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1899

''"r sister city OF Mobile has been most severely ,i>i
ted during the past season.. They have had II dc>nla, ne
epidemic, and blacklcg uhulitiuniSts have been u,none
sh''n' reekins their vengence, by SETTING fire to ,lei,
CITY. on MONDAY they succeeded in firing d , art o
me city: We have no papers, but as far as we can lear,
from persons who arrived, and from a letter received, i
appears that one third of the city has been burnt down
Thirteen squares, or about four hundred houses, hay,
been destroyed, the fire still raging; fifteen hundred
persons thrown honseless into the street, and the los.
estimated a. about $500, ono. T,nIy, Mobile has bee,
most sadly afflicted.
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n 'larrior's opinions Of Uur.-The cel.hro, rad
FRINGE Eugene OF SAVOY, one OF the braves, and mas,
successful warriors OF the 18th century, tI,ongl, ,.nturaIiy,
tnser 'or military ,renown, mud the most arden, of CON,
ca OPINION" I ! the evils ofw ar, in the latter Durt If lis
i'e-"n opinion dictated by his cooler judgment md OK
I'ericncr. lie said:
our Councils under the gnrb Of nationaIh ouoy. /, dyciis
~ imaginary nhSnIt+-iI suggest. lmrSl aud ,|,usiyr
't,,snns"-a'd people go on from one rl,inr to uu,,l,rr
\ ml!itnry man becomes so sick Of blu, Iv ,n,.- ~ u. =
'il"' IN peace he Is avcr>c tone Commence them i VIII
That the first '"ln,uter, Vim is called to d, eide on ucnre
'"' ""t' ia" only seen actual service. Whit ,nirs
"o"'d he not take l." seeks in mediation and c,,,nrn.
muse, t,c '''4a''s Of a'"iIins the ,iiusiou OF 30 mrcl,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-10

Muti"y.-Capt. Stevens, of the bnrque Trad Ferry
arrived here on Sunday from Baltimore, had three men
in irons, whom he delivered over to our public author.
tiles for mutiny, in resisting his authority during the
voyage. Our news collectors-we mean the co,lec,,r,
OF news Tor all the papers-are sucl, n lazy set of rascals
that they have neglected to repor, this item of intelli-
igence before.
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3)rorre1tmgs Of Couucfl.
ECOND MUNICIPALITY

Inc council met pursuant to adjournment; prc.
sent lion. Joshua Baldwin, president, Aldermen
Caldwell, Hail, Lockctt, Peters, Rogers Sewell and
Whitney.
The Journal of the preceding meeting having
been road and approved, o
Tho following weekly statement of tho Treas,
rcr was submitted.
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE TREASURER,
hy nu'ahce 'ast hepor'' $4,978 SIS
iec''Ved slhte, SO, 100 03
n,. iL,lG8 SO
'''"'Se '"'s "eeN' 4O,5y2 09
Balance $3.50 40
New Orleans, Sh Oct. 1889.
Two petitions, one from Fire Comn,nv M, r
and one from No. E, were referred to tho Fro Cono'
mittec. '"
A petition from Eugene Carlin, was referred n
the Committee on Streets and Landings.
A communication from the Surveyor. in reI,,;o,
to the plan OF the property of John IIagan, was
referred TO the same committee.
MIR. CaldwSll,C Chairman of the Committee NJ,
streets and Landings, made the following report.
accompanied by the annexed resolutions, Which IN
motion, wero adopted.
Your beg leave to report that, for
some time past, say from the 23d Sept. they have
had uidcr consideration an offer tor tho action of
the Council, to repair the pavcmcntsa and side. walks
OF the Municipality, from Saml. L.. Horray, which
your Committee. considering the great experience
OF the said samH. l.. Horgay, he having supcrin.
Tended nearly tho whole of tho pavement Of the
Municipality, tn nix tavorably of, and have deter.
mined 10 recommend the same for your udop,iun.--
In The mean time, tho offer of james Wright, re.
by the Council to your Committee, ard the |
III + OF Dennis Crogan and Dennis Lsary, p,csen- |
ed 10 your committee on the sitting Of ihs Nh
INST. ale now vtft red for your consideration.
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BAZAA R.

EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Sooe ~ ALLAN would respectfully call tho Mt
tenti"'i OF citizens and stran gers to t,eir cumIIet,
assortment Of Gentlemen's linen shirts, do cn,nbric
lars; shk, cotton and merino under shirts and drawers
calnhrlc and silk hnndkerchiefs: black and fancy era,
sa1s IN great variety: stocks ofevery description: gun
gloves: gents lloskin gloves: umbrellas and canes goI,
mounted. gun
Also,-,Spiendid assortment of ladies' Md gents vri
.ng desks, dressing cases, port olioA pstunery, cut
nOyIi
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-10

Hon. W.. Z. RlvEs.-A meeting Of rho vo.,x. =.
Louisa county, Va, is called to instruct the deIreate
elect from that county to vote for the Hon. VIM. & R77yes
tor the United States Senate. Virginia is in every narr
alive TO the Importance OF preserving uninpaircd ,he
principles which have been handed down to her nv The
very fathers Of republicanisn. "'
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MORE OF MIR. CONSUL TklST.

Dear SIR.
Enclosed you have a copy Of DR.. r. X. Mad
t'rn's letter to me OF the 9Th inst, which I hope will he
published IL yonr respectable new spaper. This gen~
tltmnn rendered great and Lcnevolert services in the
ALTAR OF the crew Of the American ship William Engs,
that so much noise has been ua1e nbo,tin consequence
ct the neglect ofl',e Am .rican Consul, und it would be-
ujus' TO puss over nets Of kindness in silence.
am, dear sir, -
Yours, most truly,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-10

On I m1" Mt'G6MlnS.-N learn that the grower Of
profit ofover $4,000, and the purchaser is said 10 Ia, -
Tes"Id a part OF them AT a respectable ADVANCE. WenIso
Itnrh INA o'ooo trees, lraisrd II short distance from ,Ie
SOFA bE auction at Tie Exchange, nj cents per foot, m
q months, to he delivered on or before the i,t uf N "v,"
Der next.-BaW. Sun. " ''o's"l'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-10

FUTURE CAPITAL OF THE UNlTED SrArrs I'll,
io''o"'ng was The toast raad by Gen. Gaines, al a din.
her given him ut NJ cnphi:
"lheC CITY Of Memphis-may she speedily be to the
on1ed states what her particularly favorable location
"ill be her d~estiny-,ho seat Of the General
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-10

MIR. Pic, we did not suspect you Of fabrica,ing the
story about Parsons. We merely stated that we could
not find his first letter, and that such letter would 10
quite inconsistent with the one we published, and so
- :.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-10

we lenrnt ON the Delaware Journal that tho Hon,
Richard II. Bayurd has been appointed Chef Jus,;r. If
nm s'"'r,to supply The vocnnc, orrasiur ed bv the r,,s;r,
n'i'"n ~ the Hon. John NJ Clayton, and ,ht Hos. ina.
;. hl,l'Sah has been appointed associate ,JuI,e f., iii
ne "if'ce vacated by the dcccasc OF the Hon. james r..
HlaCk.-.Nnt.I Int, '' ~
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY NOTICES

y undersigned, having been duly nm.
' p",na:u ny tie t'onoral'le tie Parish Count in and
10 estimate and assess til" damage and ext cnse o. "pen.
ing ana continuing -. Thomas street in n struigh, line
rom sh%eHs to Ammunition street, have. mnde their
Thereof, together with thu plan. in the oilic. Of the Cirrt
CONCERN. 0' - "'"y
And public notice is hereby given, that said estimate
hrlnnt'o" on "Wednesday the Goth November, 1889, and
ali persons Interested in properly situated on 8, 1homo,
street or its vicinity. are hereby notified to make their
menl on or before til" ninth day of November ne>I"
J.B. Gcnois, Commissioners
,S'o' William +. Iiepr, }
New Orleans, Oct. 9Th, 1899.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-10

l am w"l Informed th"t only one pair of shoes were
furnished hose poor stuff by the American Consul,
during the whole time they were in prison! ,
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STREET
This Eye'ing, October 10Th, will be- performed
the Opere,,a of the
DOR r r..

u In rehearsal, md will shortly be produced, a new
Petite Comedy, in = Acts. called
land MY DOUBLE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-10

N. N ToT7Tu7 fTidW
II shall be at the option Of the winners of prizes Of
bank stocks, either to take the stock itself or the pur
value thereof in cash.
MODE or DRAWING,
I"o,0oo tickets, from ] to 100, 900, will he nut in one
wheel, and COO prizes, with the blanks, in another IA
every number a prize or blank will be drawn. until al
bers in the wlleeI-blurks.
Crdfrs Tor the above Lottery will be received at the
oihce under the Verandal, corner of st. Charles and
Common streets, and at No. lOl Chnrtrcs street, New
orleans, and promptly forwarded. Orders from the
country, post paid, containing remittances for the uum.
her OF tickets required, addressed to
Il HAMILTON, New Orleans,
~ a steaml"at will be provided to take to Florida
s''ch passengers AS may he dr4irous TO witness the
drawing. CIV
jacksonville, Fla. April, 1899. mov
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"a K X O L [. N
HOTEL.

l1slM HOTEL. Eii@,
LAVAUD has the honor of informing his friends
= and the public in general, that he has taken the
hotrl at Carr0llton, where no, trusts he will receive
me calls Of his old friends and all lovers Of good cheer.
Fnvate parties will he handsomely provided. for BY
giving a little notice beforehand. He is willing to enter
mo arrangements with families or individuals desirnus
VI passing the summer ut Carr0llton. m20
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Recorders ONce,

ID Municipality.
TWO ID COLLEEN, or Agent-Yuu are hereby uo,;
fled to conform with the ordinances of pol;ce i,
thirty days from this date, in executing the followinc
order to wit: N 'o'""s
70 cause to be filled mp with additional earth, a GER
tain lot of ground belonging to Won. and s;,n,,.d o.,
icha,P'toulas street, between st James and Marker Sta
1.-The above work is not completed within the sneci.
neg t'nirr, you will be subjcct to the penalties prescri.
bed by the ordinances. ~
S E kIBAUR,
Commissary Of the 81 Wa,d,
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GOO PRIZES. Ms follows:

cAO PRIZES 10 c,lL,.,.
Prize-That mnen;t:r.n, ,,r 70 s,"r" h,;,L
bu;Id;np. Rno,yn 10 ,hs ART si'E
in Mapszna s,r.s, n,aasur;na ooT
feet 4 inches 4 Ina; nss ~. M""a ~
lag fact & inches ,r Crou;sr s,..o
and ii feet II ;n"bes n" ~ a a:che,
at. This hn;iJ;,a nroI''n.s no,"
rent If Az O00 NJ r mn ~, ho;,a
in The ms, Sonr =. ":"a' |, ~ -. S' ,hsg
civ. opros;,e ,Lra, horpI ~, al ~
The immsd;a,e ma;ahh"rhooj >" liz
ST.. Chorlca and ,ha ~" un,ais
Its rents will in ver, cs;, va.rs h.
;ncressed =" s =" te.y lew t"I u
ner nnnmn,' my ''9I Es,' uo,al II, ANN ooo
P,;zs-,Tha,regor ~. -, 49,, Li t":i! a. $''"'ooo
inc known os ,La s" ~, o' Tio WY
formerly R;sbon;. HHo,.' u;,,n,sIIa
The Garner of Camn onIC +. ",'no
measuring 100 ice, nm (;ommnn a.
This ' building e re me" "aw o far H sa5!oo 20.
and heinz IN ,ho 'nms, "m SI',vo"'
Of the civ, cs us sb m9I, f be- ;ncrea pari
tn th;rtv ,bous,mI Iy, :. '"oas"seu
nun. ""E: rs =, ANN m
Prize-The three s,orv br;ck d""ii;un $'oo'"
house, No, 90 On No,cb.z s,rsas
adjoining the Arcade rented ~, %
hind, cd dallas '""' 1r...u .oo ooo
J Prize-The three story hr;cL d,v.II;,% P-o'"''
house. No. IL, Albumin NJ On n5
Natchez street. 1entai ~ twsIve
hundreJ dojisrs wa" Es.ra,.T Aoo mn
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GRAND RE ~ ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY

-, Situated IN New Orleans,
10 NE DRAWN On THE lN DECEMBER. 1889
,. INJACkSCNVILLE, .FTn.' :
pointed by the Legislative Assembly Of Florida.
:, SCHMIDT & HAMILTON,
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
Il Ia Uabanna.
Us lnfrnscrltos nncvo> prnpriotarios del bicn
- conocIdn rstahlccimicnto no,nbrado MAN.
SION HOUSE, sluado on la calle do la Obropio
Mum. ll9 ticnen 81 honor de annnciar al pubiico
que sus 'nayorcs eluerzos y atcnciones seran dcdi-
cadas a complaccra las personals que les favorez-
can con su patroclnio. Las ~ventnjas que posco d.
cha casa para los %viagcros, tanlo por 81 localidad,
'con'od'dad, etc. etc. son tan conecidas, que o. inu-
til onunorarlas.
81 sct-ly CUNEY g. FULTON
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On Sunday next v i'll he performed the celebrated Melo.
Drama Of
THE FORTY EWES