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WASHINGTON Ball ROOM

WASHINGTON BALL. ROOM
= ST. PHILIP STREET
BETWEEN ROYAL AND BOURBON STREETS. -
'I'lTE MANAGER of the Washington Ball Room.
respectfully informs his friends ard the public that
the nh"ve mentioned establishment will open for The
season, on Monday evening. November 4,h, 1889, bya
GRAND DRESS AND MASQUERADE BALL,
and wiIIconIiue throughout The season every Monday
Wednesday md Saturday evening Of each week.
Abundance for Gentlemen, s., 90
New Orleans Oct. Gath, 1889. 49,
GRAND Full DRESS BALL.
V1NllE Manager of the Washington Ball Room, re-.
specially informs his friend. and the amateurs
generally, that he has been induced TO give few
I FULL DRESS BALLS, g..
and that the first one will take place Thursday Eve
ming next. 18th instant. - -,' r.
Masks am! fancy dresses not being allowed; no gem
tleman'" i'll be permitted in the Bail Room with his hat
| on, whener dancing not.
.dm,,nce For Ladies, 81 0O
Aon'"''''' For Gentlemeh, s. 90
n2}-3smNt
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kICt JEWELRY,


a FUIi. Assortment, Just received consisting Of
~ rings, luckeiS. brooches, fnger .iags, gold
lhiuhlr>, do pencils, gold tb and saarl chains, seals
and keys warranted rnzors, scissors and knvs, wallets
rnd poc%et books hair, na, tooth and table brushes,
rined rasints am. candescks and fun buskeis coral
n"ckaces and beads all the above articles will be
offered on the inn~ reasonable terms.
~ 3. large i''t glass window. Side shelves
and show Cases, for sale. Pease call at l6 Chartres
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CUNY & FULTON,
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
d la Hauanne.

Els soussignGs. nouvcaux propriGtarcs dc Re.
- lab issemcnt stue dons la rue dc Ia Obrapia,
No. I49, connu sous 10 nom dc MANSION
HOUSE, ont lhonneur d'inforner 10 public, quis
teront tous leurs efforts pour rend,e agreablcs
aux personnes qui voudront ben les favoriscr do
lcur contance Les commodities gu offre ce,te mai.
son aux voyngeurs sont ussez commas pour no
point juger nGcessairo den farn ci 10 detail
81 sep--ly CUNY 4 FULTON
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SITTING OF CouSCIT.

% Municipality, Uct0hcr 7, 1877. {
BE it ordained, That from and after the passorr If
this ordinance, shall he lawful for any person To
dam The u',.rs Of this Municipality up impede or
obstrnc The free passage and flow Of water in the same
under the penalty of twenty five dollars for each Of
fence, to be prosecuted and recovered heo anv court
of ,petent jurisdiction.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder,
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g ERvANT FOR SALE-A most likely mulntro
~ girl. aged about 10 yoars, n very good cook SUI
peror washer ironer and toierablc seams,ress aui
huse servant sober, nbedient and good tempered.
The above servant would he an acquisition in any
family, and is sold because her owner is DESTROYS of
paying his debts Apply to tho Editor of the True
American. uo2-5t
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E,OM or IEceklu EIitiun Of Sund1u

AS we anticipated the mail failed today, the wind
blew too strong-Lut who cares-nol the VIII
they have gained New York, and are contents
the Loco's, they have lost New York, am -, :,
their prospects of success. i
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
THE price Of foar heing this day IS rs per barrel
acc"tding to the Tariff the bnkers will give rs
ounces Of bread for ten cents during the week b.s
ming on Monday next,,h 25h Instant. The lnaves Of
second quality, of three for cents shall weigh 25
per cent more, viz: 43a ounces.
MA -. C. GENOIS, Mavor.
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SITTING OF CorNCII,,

I'd Municipality, Dec. Iil, 1887.
BE it ordained, Ihst hereafter it shall not he law FIJI
for person whatever carry in carts or otherwise.
ard enpt, ino the scaveneers hot of this MuncpaIiry
any had Substance such broken glass or 81, "a hoI
Hes hrick-has broken bricks, under the penalty of
ten dollars for ench offence be recovered before any
ruurt Of competent jurisdiction nnlfto the benefit
of the niorner, and the other halt this Municipali,y
Be it turtl"r ordained That sGch ard sbstauc4
shall be carried and deposited N the back part of this
Municipality, at such place may be pointed out by
the Surveyor.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
MANSION. HOUSE HOTEL,
= l., Hx,Lonno

Us infrascritos nucvos proprietarios dol bicn
- conocido establccimicnto nombrado MAN.
SION HOUSE, tundo en- Ia Gale de Ia Obrapia
Mum. l19; tienen 81 honor de nnnnciar al pubIico
que sus mayores eluerzos y atencones seran dedi-.
cadas a compacer las personals que lea favorez-
can con su patrocinio. Las ventaj jas que poseo d.
cha casa para los viagcros, tanto Por locaidad,
comodidad, etc. etc tan conecidas, que es inu-
til enumeraras. -'7..
81 seL--ly CUNY & FULTON.
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OFFICE OF THE FiREMAN's INSURANCE {

---"----- VFFICE IF THE FTREMAN'S INSURANCE Co.
OF New ORLEANS.
TIME Stockholders of this Company are hereby no.
u tilted that the 10Th nstau,en on their stock is duo
and payable The 9Th Of October next Mt the Office e
tile Company. sept ~ Ell TRACY.
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NOR SALE, Hay and Liverpool salt-lOO bales la
u and $50 sacks fine salt, Loard the ship Frank
fort ing ut st. Joseph street wharf, apply Captain
Russell on board or to
NIL p LAJNIAW 81 Comn at
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G for the present We
GAlyD--.A.'T e. 9 9 .

~ We u, authorised 10 nnhoG, Pc Illtt AZ III net
tation of a barge number vi iht l'1n" a. / tArec
Municipalities, Mr.WiillAM EFf1t5 Inns ted to
the presentation Of his name bis t'Jw .ru~ At
the next ensuing eirctog r1'ldda(,% uthCe
of Mayor OF the tiiy Of New Orleans.
IL Nous sommes autnrs"- EuH sr Qu'a Ia
de.laIide dun m;and no. IL tts d"s trois
municipalities, Mr.. w .- consenti
SO presenter comno dc Marie a
Il. !ochu!ne tifcti"n
u !..t SAM nafn,any of his
ft@uds !tna "ou@oo ,ndlate for the
Office OF Mayor OF tus c''14
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NJ $50 REWARD-Ranaway on the Is. No.
~ lish and French, aged about IS or 10 wears
49, feet or S inches high, short and thick set
email eyes, prominent forehead, open and free gat
having one of the front teeth in The upper jaw broken.
had on went he went AWAY. pair of cotcnade panta
looms with small blue stripes, and Bingham shirt,
said negro worked long while with Nj. WIN. Stone,
bricklayerss hand. FERNANDO LEMOS,
n9-n No 1893 Daurlinc ST
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Congress-The first session Of the twenty sixth
Congress, commences next Monday. The bust
ness first in order is the election of Speaker. Tho
Wings, we understand, will support the HON.
JOHN BELL of Nashville as their candidate
and there is every prospect that he will be chosen
He is cminently qualified for the station, both for
his talent and experience in parliamentary usage,
and devotion to the wing principles s! The Loco
focos keep dark on the subject. 1t is rumored
that F. w. Pickens of South Carolina, nufer
and protege of j. c. Calhoun will be run by them.
Some say the notorious DR.. Duncan of Cincinnati.
b. it as it may, the Wings have majority of six
or eight members and can elect the Speaker Next
in order, will he the election of Clerk of the
House, who will doubtless be of the same politics
as the Spkcacr This will insure wing committecs
in every department Of business and which is
important to scrunzc the the acts of tile admins
tration. The abuses and populations OF the officers
Of the government will be fruitful subject o: in
vestigation and exposure. The famous sub>trea
sury, with all its odlous and mshievous ramfca-
TONS will it is expected, be presented as the lead.
ing administration measure. We hope no Whig
will give his sanction 10 such destructive engine
ofcxecutvc power. There is already law rcqui.
ring the government to dcposi, the public money in
the state hunks. 1t is true tie pet bank system is
no iavo'ite one, yet it is far preferable to allowing
tho government gentry to keep the money in their
own hands; or granting the pr vege of issuing
scrip and bank notes, thereby flooding the country
with paper money.
This If bo ,,:,l,
unusual interest," both us rcspcc the measures pro
posed by The President the cvo of another cleo
ton and also concerning the grca, qucs ions OF
national policy that will be brought forward in
Congress. We shall watch with lively interest
the proceedings of this great national assembly
and expect some fficicnt remedy for the depressed
condition Of the various branches of industry ant
business. IT be longs to Congress and the genera
govcrnn'' to regulate the currency and protec
tile ma -- interests both at home and abroad.
| Notwithstanding the bad weather. the parad,
yesterday of the Legion and the Washington Bat
talon proved pretty good with the exception o.
our company the Governors Guards, thai
numberedjust eight.
The new company OF Italians, commanded b,
Captain santangelo, looked very we'll old San
tangelo himself looked very captain.
As to the Montgomery Guards, we thought for
a while they had come TO arrest u.s. but Captain
OEallaghan merely placed us under martial law
long enough 10 60 and take drink with him.
tho way they mannuvrcd in front of our office
stacked arms, and filed off to the Juuette was OK
cellent The Montgomery Guards, Italians, Ger
man, Swiss, French, &c. &c. corps arc really
beautiful, and make us think that we are in half
dozen countries at the same time.
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Supreme Ceurt.-By rule of Court this tribu-
nal is to commence its regular session on the
fourth Monday in November There is at present
still vacancy occasonod by the resignation of
Judge Strawbridgc. The Governor we learn, has
some difficulty in finding suitable person to fill
the vacancy; and IN consequence of this embar.
rassment the court will probably be postponed n
week or two. 1t is much better that it should be
suspended a month. than that bad appointment
be made. We learn that Judge Eusts will be here
in the course Of this week, which will be in time
to open court the first week in December. We
are persuaded the bar and suffers generally, would
prefer the short delay, to secure and able an eff.
cent Judge on the Supreme Bench.
The 81. Charles will open next week, and with
company certainly stronger than ever before was
presented in New Orleans.
Among Il Stars that will visit Sinclair,
Balls, Dan Marble, Brough, Jones, Mdc. Ouo,
VandenIoh' and daughter, and the Blrnes's.
The stock company at present consists of Bar
rctt, who is stage manager; Barton, Pearson,
Field, Morton, De Bar, Radcliffe, J. NJ. Brown,
the not to be criticised kcppel, Sam Cowcll, Ar.
cher, Schoolcratt, Hnn,Icy, Boldly, Parct, Price,
Nuylor, and number of unmcntonables On the
farer side, we have Mrs. Stuart, in our opinion
better than one half the stars Mrs. Field, formerly
Miss Riddle, Miss Melton. that we all recoIect
with SO much pleasure, Miss Verify, who in truth
is always at home on the stage, and knows and
performs her business most clevery Mrs Dc Bar,
Miss Melville, with whom VIC have not yet made
acquaintance, but arc told is very handsome Mrs.
Smith who IS greatly known. Mt. Ctoili, ana
tones, h.nk!e, Moore. Price. aud ttnialc Mr.
Eotnhcr Oh.
Tho 3rcAc. TIA Il c9rposet' of twenty musicians
Tie loader is Mr. ,ur,s, ard a,non. the performers
appear the names ct i, III. Errt 2cr, G1iulugi
Rodu, Hopt, tA4t,1u., ~.
With force like tc uoo,c, Of opnlon
that friend Caldwell has made up his mind to force
the people Of New Orleans to occupy his boxes
and indeed if wo were not SO unwell, we SHOULD
write n puff in his favor,
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GOTEON CIRCULARS

IL" rRlNi ED mM Tie Greutest Erpedtir,,, and
ma style unsurpassed m New ORLEANS, or else
wbrre.
ORDERS lef al CoMprING Room in 81. Charles Elk
hanpe, CORNER Of Grarier 81. or at r R u F.
A NJ Err CAN PRINTING OFFICE,
corner "t P">dras and ST Charles Streets, aciH be
lLuLLlL uLLeuHIa In
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We are requested to ca the 81. 1tio Of l,ese-
holders to the following Police ogdI"ances ot Tine
Second Municipality. IL ruage thu ,.a,raclnr
to perform his duties satia.c'o' =, ii j. cssury
that the provisions of those Dsdu,Egt.,s, ruft,cu~
arly in regard to offal, should b >lr.t.v o's"tyct
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c a R ROLLT ON

LAVAUD has the honor Of informing his friends
~ and the public in general, that he has taken the
the calls Of his old friends and all lovers of good cheer
Private parties will be handsomely provided for by
giving little noce beforehand. He is willing to enter
INTO arrangements with families individuals DESTROYS
NJ passing the summer at CarrOllton. MO
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TRUE 4 MfyMRIgAYrx
@OND q r TONS 9

The DAILY Paper is neatly printed with small!
type on an extra, double med nm sheet, at $l2
per annpm payable semi annually in advance.
The THI-wEEKLr Paper containing he reading
matter Of two darlics, $40, payable in advance,
where no city reference. is given.
The WEEKLY True AMERICAN, made lip from the
daily papers, during the week, will be sent 20 sub.
scrlbers who pay IS per nnnum in advance, and
TO none other, unless an acceptable city reference
Is given. Subscribers respectfully solicited.
JOHN GIBSON.
Nr,u npT Ma
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NOTICE

- NOTICE..
. % The members of ST. Patrck's Congregation are
hereby respectfully notified that the service will be per-
formed in zone Of Mr.. F. E. Parker's buildings in
Jnia street, between Magazine and Foucher streets,
until further notice.
n2 J MITI LON Pastor.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLARANCE,S

CLARANCES
November 3d. 1880
IT Whitney
hriE Architect Adam Gray .Rchmond; RedIoro
mig knbonero; Sensat Havana, CT onng d cd
9ehr David Most Rome, Peusarola, mast
schr Van Buren,, Batcock. St Marks, master
ARRIVALS
....,,,,,. November 23d. 1899
Steamer John Linton oA ffom mouth of Ohio
siesmor Bunker HUI Powell, +" 'lcn-""-.
Aasmcr VIM Wallace; Suly. from ST Louis.
Nov a. 1880.
RnrGse Highlander, Barlcr, 90 j.. Fl m Pro, Ieuce II
10 matter
s,e."e' Gen Harrison Ia,chcI,rr I'm mouth of Ohio
steHm-r Daniel " ester, Kelly. fin Ncksbu s
Steamer t;anaes r Wilson, I'm vieL>lurg
Sisa,ner Lexington; Alter FIN Mouth of Ohm.
steamer Anpu.ta, tintes. I'm Vickshurg
Steamer W m Robinson. FIN ..........
IMPORTS
Providence Per iarguc IIi.hunIcr-Cargo emmy csks
POTATOES; psils oilnn,, beats and m'lze.
-. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
y,ek.hnrr. Per steamer Webster Cargo 7a7 bales
s.s,cn ,;y,sy Beck - &C. sos ussnsr s.,"o" sos
." sSs.1 1 os'sy !a fs"
= M.,1e Mot. 60; g. lansh Thompson: So Nureni
ss. Wine co., Is wan % osn
l6 Ro,.er Asher; Y JDennis,o"u: Henry Kelly
.' s. Harrison IS ha's; A%ou'
no, Gridley; ~ Cooper % Forsyth Leverich; Il
co"er
Gd,sy; tsgs seed Adams HesrweI bss hook.
visi;.r. Per ..san., Gsnts. Cargo 1867 bales cotton
Dick ees 10 y Pteas.ats 20: ZIG Mcdowell Bull
X. s ;si CO.. 90 S %.s.
kMas Ws,t 60 Is fra"klin tle"ds'soo; - Lee;
rs. Waisrs Kse' lesley; Me'p i' jsS"ur.
90; Win Bros n; bales co,,"u. 5ak'ys white
m. htt ndze kos.s bdlss iIessr St hi. sunde. Is
le.i. 4. ...."er Lutte Red 80 lead As
=
af this Per Lexington. Cargo
Rsil Cooper; ISL corn Connor and
Grizzly n hsle. eotios Burke Watt co.. 2s haes cotton
Rog ~ " hite i2 d Denns,oun IL dox kys
ed in boats Of She aso brought the
vicksiars. Per Augusta. Cargo .o5 bales co,,rn
Meri6ril Teaton& 249 Nugent. T,rpin Witt; 2"7
Rurks. Watt 40 N Pieasants CO; III W orar I6s
42sW Oatey co; 81 Lambeth Tn mpson; l6 Mcdowell
mil 10; n connort Grd'ey Z Frant Henderson,
W.rde liefh B,ander' Mrkenna Wrighs;5 ,Inddox&
R.yoa Per steamer VIM Robinson. Cargo lse bales
So i,xIke Watt co.. a Caldwell 4 Hickey, 81 ~ white
eo72 isnhe,h ThomP.on s. G NJ Lee. 7presco JOINS
NsKeHna wreht a7J Plauchr; 10 Ros.er Asher; Is
" FIoscri ~ A Riyarde 60; CT Allan Tremoust; 25
Lssrss 4 Asher; IBIS pct ons White col bate wool
CoNsIGNEEs =
No eontynses, there ein= arrivals from
PASSENGERS
FER s,,ascs sais Red Me.srs Elder; sauiurn Mcneil Nc
Faden Mo- locke, failey Boyer Bateman and rs
Z Yay l.a.sen2frs:
ier .ieau,es " Robn.on Mr. and Mrs Lewis aud seryt
Ness,s sker. Rpunt; william aud e,vt. yier; onadson
Aehcr. Howell Ea,le: Fepucnt uniIei MpyhsI w
Sao,l CilsGMsu Cands, chartIe McFuddsn, Clarke
: Ftine. s5s.5 tsS; &c - -
4 Howard aud sistcr Dasidson, at snnlh tntteisid We
Il - "a. ) vi
sieas ,sr Mr. Ianerton Miss Graham Mrs Dt-
III; f,iisnuGe and aaciieide >sss =
fes stcaiDfr aud ok
Mn Film Qutk. Fsnb1nok ad Sc. W Aha kaitay, aues, II
taope9ad. cGristiau Doct Crockett, and
RasniaT 10 4 49, $50
si,ie.n,e Auen.p. M Styles. Harr< Masters.
E.sass :zs5 !. ID. ~
;.5 5.s MEMORANDA I::s z;5a.
Ariss n ths liver. il sonGdenx esIetIl !.
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Ital& ! AANrtL e. co.

IITIN ! ASNEtL & co, y
8 UCCt. ~'FNr tiryerler Towar. 40 Camp
~ st enL tuk. nlt aiorming the Gu TOM RS Of
the late hnp.e HuA public generally, that having
pnrcln - ffn0 y IuvHr his tire stock Of books
paper Sc: tlcr- no such additions MS will make
their ns-ur',, complete. They will always be
able Ia ST. uIers with inks, paper for nevvspu-
pei. bot pr'y . t. uk of every description on the
vef, he'k NJ, .'hy ard country me- chants will find
hLn -t""rtn very md, quality, ard price, se'her
"'H. - t,K~ otS, bli books, Custom house blanks
tn Q '"E III all articles of stationery usually KEPT
his 'o,Ias 5. tnhyng presses, copying ink, Ste
m .ok and ImS blue and black writing fluid;
ankle 70" '"cuses, pocket books &c &c A gene raj,
.sou,n, Il ho"as in MI the departments of science
nd IT. Nih the most extensive and complete
7~0ru u school hooks ever offered IN New Orleans
Il OF" II IheF are preparedlo sell 10 country 7rer
lRuf- dE& efs at The 10" est whnlese'e prlces,
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THE JACKSON AND LACouRsr STREET CARS

THE JACKSON AND LACOuRsE STREErCARs
leave the head Of Jackson street at 81 O'Clock AM Canal
street st ocIk At halfpast ocork they commence
lsasr both ends hall hour until Fl O'Clock except
1ns thnt instead OF leaving Canal O'Clock car
will leave there At o'cuck r. NJ.
Il Il Particularly requested that gentlemen will not put
Their tect upon the cushions uie
ere present. ~
Once NewOrleans T. CarrolIton
Rail Road Company,
= October ed 1880 JOHN HAAIPSON,
Z, ~ Euoin n g n u r
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS HOTELS, STEAM
BOAI'S, and COUNTRY DEALERS.

VNlE subscribers are now receiving direct from the
maunfactnrie*, large supplies OF Glass, China and
Ehrthenwaie, Looking ,,nsscs, Plated and Silver ware
house furnishing goods generally which they offer Mt
unusually low prices, at No. II Camp street. and No 81
Common street. n2O-Iw Il BROW Err T. Co
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CLARANCES
November ODD, 1899.
Ship Northampton, Joseph Mann, master. Liverpool.
Jp Whitney
Rsis Architect; Adam Gray Richmond G Redforo
nsie knbonero; Sensat, Havana, Gloning d cd
4ehr David hiosk, Rome. Peusaroa. master
Schr Van BuIcn Baicock, St Marks, master
ARRIVALS
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COO PRIZES, as follows:

Lottery. coo
r., 6oo fRiZES, as follows:
ffHe- ual magnificent three story brick
noidl''g, know AS the AK AIDE,
in Masaxi" ~r.,er. measuring 236
teet inc~-9 "s on M~.G7inc 81
40 leet 'n'''t|> N GE'1 rrc',
s s"' RI II, ,y %o i ."S T" % e. nc" s"vs
rent OF VIZ .1uJ per op1t', "'A being
III the inp7t H. a, !lug pet 1T w
49, city, opp, .'r t'r"a thrhs, anh III
~, tie rlm ttr'o n@I!hbnTn, ut o. NE
81, @hatiea Att" '''' MY fi''T''
It's rents viii IL =" "''y law ve"'1 ="
f. Increased To my "laiSand d"Ht" ..
- pr annnn. ts'iPa'"" At F''N'0Ct
Prizc-F ha; elegaht 'onr $40, y brch !ill.,!'
lug known as we cry ~ ~,
formerly I''Th"' 1"tel, SQUARED III
Inc corner g. lump ana t,''"''"'" SIS
p measuring ~ I''t on t'n.'n"" st,
md it6 it.1 ~ ocrs t" Cu,mp st,
rh7 "ni!' IN ,, ,, now or ~ 0nD
OF the ely can shortly lie increased
= "'hr''. thousand doiar7 pei an o,,.oo
mum. hsl'Atc'! ii S50b,0O
Fr1e--ihe ''t,ee Story h,ick dwelling
ron :; ,"i =" "a i,"'."aa s',',''
*. h. ., dollars. Estimated at 10000
Pnze-- ne NEE Story ptcH a"rDi'ng
I,,,', y. ~, J5 w. ~ -
- III! '"''' u; '"FIFe .,oo,o
,--;rra ,,r ""'s s,,,v b,ct d'a'T al *I"o"'
irae-An -" t,lre" Story pt,ck a"eJthg
iouSt' no TO- ADJOINING N"'i9' On
" Na"hezst re'.'e" al WE'VE hund- a.
TN ~ do,'a's; ESTIMATED al $20,Oo0
EFi"et We a"eIlhg HOUSE 10. - hof'i-
"ase sre.tSs ineiSfins q" ieet
rom o.. ''as S're" 5' 'fe' rom ".
,"Ni'n ,sF', ny - ,pg. aep p, on on =
,su ,,s .s,;, u, H. 80, ooo
' :,ta "undr:u oG , Rl'ma'ea al S2o'o"
'"-s-'te d"e'''"s , n"uSe '>o<4 SOUTH
n,ng g. ,eet = INC hrs on ''asin ST.
Sy ~ ~ Zee, 70, inches den,h m 't T:ns'
~ q 'ee' w "."ss "eI'n "' aus Gus
h"ndrel Io"rs. '''e Es, IL, ,eIe N, s,o ooe
NJ ne S ~ n, R "N s awe,' Hs, mouse
Ursunc and Hospital streets, meas
b, i27 ieet II in hes in deptb: rent
Es,imated a, sI5OOo
prlAe--'5n shares Canal Bank stuck, at
s ,nt o"'''e''''' nank STOCK
,5G s sI,res Mechanics, md Fra $3'ooo
ETi2s-iou sihitts "ec!ldhlcS ana ra-
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New ORLEANS, MAY 1889.
STEAM EROAE REI,

AWNEkS, AGENTS. or CAPTAINS ofSTEAM
~ EGArS can hare their Bills struck off, in one
CuIored Inks Plain or Colored Paper, ritA
despatch, and on Iarorabke Terms, by Leaving their
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE e~ne, -"
poy,Iro4 and ST Charles streets
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~ 900 tickets, at SIS scheme price. 81 ,5OOO Uo
Selling price so per ticket
SYN ESTER & Co., l5G Broadway, NEW YORK,
Sole Agents
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that friend Caldwell has made up his mind to force
the people Of New Orleans to occupy his boxes,
and indeed if wo were not unwell, we should
write puff in his favor.
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GRAND REAL ESTATE
10 FIERY OF PROPF
Situated in New Orleans
70 pG bhAWN ON THE LIST DECE.,
iNsei:s1' -SONVILLE, Flu.
l. r,,hr 49," nee of the Comm
iN,i"'f!. = tive Assembly .a.
.,.IINlIDT & liAMIl.lN
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NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD.
So 49, 81 81

QF In compliance with the wishes Of large number
81 gentlemen DESTROYS Of awaiting themselves Of ii, fine
sport now to be had on The Great P0irie the hours
VI starting will be a. fhows Ii further notice.
Commencing on Saturday Noven,l er 30
SSSs x5S% WEEK DAYS
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IL ton their fomer stock have received from Eng
land, per ships Chester, Ewina and \onan,nm, antby
recent arrivals from The northern Cities the fnsOvpg
Of Hardware, Iron S1eel Nails, Anchors
Chains, Cordage Leather, uiIs &c. which they offer
for sale on ncc nlpno,la te r,us
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tLUE DRItEs-lD bales Hamilton indigo blue
hills, landing frop ship tl,arles,on.r, sale by s
- alo - 81 [.,le&: / BRIDGE, Co: b.
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MISSING from ship Alnta;fu, Three Trunks mer.
lVA chandiZe, marked J u s; orgain & Co, Paris:
Tenn. md fom ship Nashville, three barrels, marked
p & NJ. Any person having he in their posses:
sion, will please give information II No. 90 Common
street. MD