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7NEN: DOLLARS REWARD-Ranawny from the
subscriber Friday evening the 2JlI November
last The hy GEORGE, iornr rly hrIonging to Messrs
Henry and Eaurens and for the last years driving
scavengcrs cart for the Second Municipality. George
is a fine looking boy with very oEen counena nee;
abnu five fee, six inches hig the above reward will be
raid 10 whoever will lodge him in Of the ails Of
this municipality. CAYENNE.
d9-2t
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8 ERVANT FOR SALE-A most likely mulatto
- girl,aged about 10 yoars, n very good cook, SUI
rerinr washer, roncr and to!erablc spamstress and
house servant. sober, nhceut 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 the Editor of the True
American. n22-5t
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By the British Queen, we have received another
abundant receipt Of English, Scotch, and Irish
newspapers for our Reading Room.

BLUE Laws OUrslDE.-lt ia very common to sro1' a,
and ridcule Of the primitive laws CT New Eng
land, aud particularly tile Blue Laws Of Connec,icu.-
The Of that day attributable To the times.
They not only existed in other colonies hut throughout
Europe, late 1900. According smiths History,
law made in the cslony Of New. York for hanging
every Popsh Prizes, that should come voluntarily into
the province. Although this law times as Sc
and cruel any passed in Connecticut vet
thinks Of casting odum New YORK. In
Virginia, the laws fpossihe, ridiculous than
my in New Eng land. Under the administration of Sir
Samuel Argal, the advance goods imported from,
England was fixed at Twenty-Five per cent and the price
of tobacco three shill:ngs pound. Penalty fo TRIMS
crossing, three years slavery.
Absence from Church on SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS nun.
ished by tying the offender neck and heels for one hole
night or by one weeks slavery. The second oilcnce
by one month, aud the third by one year slavery.
In this State also in ollen times. Free Thinker u,
Philosopher, who hated the Church service, was forced
to attend be tied neck and heels, and his body indie
corously exposed. Think ofIhat We followers OF Tuna.
Jefferson. Again in the years 1920, 1884, several car
goes OF young women from Eng land iu
wives for the Virginnns. BY la* the price ixe'
at hundred und twenty pounds of tobacco Many
of the Virgnans being able find tobacco, had Il
purchase wives on credit Dehs of this description
were recoverable prior to any other.
In the common rdicue that is often thrown on the
Blue Laws Of Connecticut, it would he well to observ,
the adage, those who live in glass houses should no
| throw stones.'-N. Y. Express.
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ORRIS TOOTH PASTE.


For cleansing, identifying "md prescribing The Teeth.
foNillS preparation has acquired great celebrity by
Il its possessing the most invaluable properties for
giving the Teeth polish, sweeting the BREATH aud en-
tirey eradcang the scurvy. 1t is formed Of ingredi-
ents pleasant 10 the taste, and highly beneficial to the
health and preservation Of the Teeth and gums;
does it possess atom Oft corrosive nature the enamel
ofthe Teeth, instead of being impaired las il inevitably
IS the case in most other conposos) will be preserved
ard rendered beautiful in the For sale the
BAZAAR, corner OF st Charles and Common ST.
d. BUSH & ALLAN.
INFORMATION. The superior of the convent OF
the Sacred Heart, ut st. Michlel's has honor TO
Inform the parents Of the children confdrd her care,
that the vacation i'll commence the 18th OF December,
at 10 O'Clock in the morning, and terminate the 10Th Of
January.
The steamer Pekin Captain Streirk, will be at St.
Mchaels, on the 18th, u, o'clock in the morning, to
receive those children destined for New Orleans the
parishes below st. Nchael's the day, between
and o'clOck-in the morning. the VIM. Robinson will
receive those who reside in the parishes above.
d}-3t
IMPORTATION wanted of MARY CONAN, from
l. Wysmade, Ireland who his ity years
ago, from New York. by her sister ESS, who hns just
arrived. The advertiser, would also like to Obtain Il
situation to take of children housemad. Adj
dress the office of the True American ST. Charles tx
change. BESS CDNLiN. d3-lt*
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HALF MILLION,
OR AMERICAN CAMP STREET THEATRE
LOTTERY.

HALF MILLION,
OR AMERICAN CAMP STREET THEATRE
LOTTERY.
CAPITAL S54o,OO0 IN 1891 PRIxEs!!!
Will be drawn 3Ist December, New Years Eve, in
New Orleans and in order to crafty purchasers of
tickets, the combination plan is adopted Tor his lottery
whereby it will be completed in one drawing.
1925 tickets at 10 dollars, $67525O
1891 PRIZ
SCHEME.
Camp Street Theatre aud t;round-prize to the
Isl, I'd and ID drawn numbers, l5OOOO
That substantial four story brick building cal
led Armstrong; Hotel, forming the corner
Of Camp and Na'chez sree's-p'ze to tho
That valuable five story brick store on OLD LIE"
street, occupied BY Nlessrs. Fl Il W Hop
kins-prize to the 7,h 9Th and 9Th, $4,000
That elegant dwelling house and lot No74
Royal street, occupied by G W Goodrich
prize to the 10Th, llth and 18th, $4,000
That two story double dwelling and double lot
in I'd Municipality. occnpied by Hall
prize to the LIST, I'd and 4th, $4,000
With % other prizes Of Zeal Estate making 30 of
Real Estate, and 1876 of Stocks, and many prizes Of
Tickets in the Two Million ottery.
THE GRAND TWO MILLIONS LOTTERY.
Oaiy9 Blanks to q Prize.
10000 PRIZES-Of Two Millions of Dollars.
uJ'Drawn on the old plan of Blanks and Prizes IN
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS.
1000 Tickets, ut 90 dollars, $2,OO0,O0O
The scheme and selling price the same The cxpen
operate a reduction from the valuations set on
the property offered in prizes.
MODE OF DRAWING.
The Nos. J to l00,OOn will be placed in one wheel
and the same number of blanks and Prizes in another
wheel and drawn until all are drawn.
q The first days drawing in January next, under
the supervision of two Judges of Courts in N. Orleans
10000 PRlZES!!!
LIST. The Veranlah and Ground. valued ut S5oo,GOO
I'd. The St. Charles Theatre, ground, sccn-
ery machinery, sc. complete, 600
Sd The St. Charles Arcade Buildings Camp
street, 10000
With Stores Dwellings, entire squares of
Ground, &c. &c. $4,000
10000 Prizes amounting to $2OOO, OOC
Tickets for sale the corner of Canal and ST. Charles
streets. MIG
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Another Falure.-The mail yesterday was only
received from Charleston; good sign for Col
Taylor, he must have had lots Of passengers
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frequently employed in conveying passengers from
one part of tho city to the other. They are Il mos,
decided convenience, and i've hope they may prove
profitable.
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BUxroHr. Per sch St Thomas. Cargo lumber
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Fort Adams Per Echo Cargo lG bales corn Rev
CO. 81 Taylor, Gardiner 70 ~ Arnonr. IS Lee; "a
Caldwell Hickey, 40 Oakley, Paine Hawkins Lambeth
Sersou y Armour ADAMS Within a addo. po iisn
&co e Taylor, Gardiner co. 1873 e Lee. so Armor, Ia
St Louis. Shawnee. Cargo 70 pix. skins
Merle CO. 355 pigs lead Doane, 21 hides Smith Vur-
hees hds tobacco Baus,'n &c coils rope Sloan co.
~ his -four 80 do beef Florence 10 bis apples
board bis cotton hds tlarro & Dck POS sacks hen,
bales 10 bis meal 80 bis flour bales cotton Yeann
20, pigs lead Capt K,seG kegs pork 25 his apples IL
do butter Grace ~ cabin passengers so way lii
passengers
cotton Lee. 03 Taylor Gardiner. 95 W Oakley. 10
smith s. Burke, Watt co, 81 Connor GrdIy 81 Rev.
1ya co., TSyusr 81 s. " F S%n
Lambeth Thompson, &c Armor % Bennett Ferriiay.
Hickey ~ ma"in co i i, Mailer !, II jen M nsaSe Ell
Franklin & Henderson, Bennett Ferrdays co. ) Du.
hose Richardson, White co., McFa BRAKEMAN co
Ouacha River. Per Columbus. Cargo SOC bales
l53 Euke Wall CO, III Guu,ille CO 81 Taylor
Iocq Deen'es &c |. Cable co. FL Bar sa,er6eld 81
Connor Gr'diy. l6R I"ckwouh,7 a Montague
Vekshurg Per steamer Shakespeare Cargo lss bales cot.
Dennisoun 3!s Burke. Watt CO. lsj Bennett aud
Ferrdays rs Rosser Asher "a 81 W Rapstraw 81
beth Thompson 30 {; Lee oOl A Ii Wallace & CO. a.
8 JP Whitney, so Keys Roberts
Louisville Per steamer Nautilus Cargo 10 haerin- os
den So"theate 90 do TODD. ID Smith Relons Watson
bxs adz Hyde Comsock, II his apples and sundcs to
hoard
r orstaIl- 70Gourdain \ Remit
Louisville. Per steamer Corvette. Cargo 90 bis whiskey
Hyde 4 co. s6 bales cotton " Flower
Rayou steamer levant Cargo e0s bales cotton
edonx 5 Taylor Gardner. OF Peyroux Arcinei
co. Lee. ~ Helmet Forridays CO. &c Flower g.
BURKE, Watt + CO.'S Rvardie &co. IS Cuss Wuiles,
Wright. 10 Franklin Henderson, l6 Adams Whi,a
~ Finay vi Armour lss Oakley co. la ey mold.
RyIne 10 Barrett Lambeth Thomr. On; r STARK
"a Waace & co., Prescott, Jones co. Foan BciIoc
aud Degoies
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
TIME price Of foar being this day S. IS per barrel,
! according to the tariff the bukers will give IS
Of bread for cents, during the week begin
ming Monday next, the It'll instant The Ioayes of
second quality, of three for cents shall weigh IS
per cent more, viz: 43} ouncss.
ma G.. GENOI:, Mayor.
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MODE or DRAWING.

MODE OF DRAWING.
100000 tickets, from to l00o 900, will be put in one
wheel, and 200 prizs with the blanks, in another to
every number prize blank will he drawn until al
the prizes nre Determined leaving the balance Of
beers in the whee!-blanks.
Orders for the above Lottery will be received at the
office under the VeranduL corner of st. Charles aud
Common streets, and at No. l0i Charres street, New
Orleans, and promptly forwarded. Orders from the
country post paid containing r.,nitiances for the num-
Der OF tickets required, addressed to
SCHMIDT Il HAMILTON, New Orleans.
II steamboat will be provided to take to Florida
such passengers as may he DESTROYS to witness the
drawing.
Jacksonville, Fla. April, 1889. nayl
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ADMINISTRATION bills reciitieh, tor ale by
w Mo q DORSEY, "a New Levee
B A Z A 4 r.
Corner of 81. CharIe6 & Common street,

H.XCHANGE HOTEI.
nUSI Il ALLAN would respectfully call the at
- ention of citizens and strangers to their complete
assortment; Of Gentlemchs linen Shirts do cnmbric-
win hnen fronts fashionable linen fronts linen col =
lars: silk, and mernn under shirts and drawers:
cambria and silk hanlkerchies: black and fancy cIa-
great variety: stocks Of every descriptions gum
gnves: gents hoskn gloves: umbrellas and canes gold
mounted.
Also,-Spendd assortment of ladies' and gents wri
ling desks dressing cases, port olios, perumery, cut
terry, md rich fancy goods.
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6Ei& ''N ner r.'0' t!EA

~ LAVAUD has the honor Of informing his friends
~ and the public in general, that he has taken the
Hotel at Carroon, where no trusts 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 nntice beforehand. He is willing to enter
into arrangements with families or individuals DESTROYS
If passing the summer at Carro0n. NEG
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GOO PRIZES, as follows:
Prze-That magnificent three story brick
building, known the ARCADE,
in Magazine street. measuring 286
feet 5 inches lines on Magazine ST..
lag feet inches Gravier street,
and l0l feet II inches Na.ches
st. This building produces
rent of $H 900 perannuh, and being
in the most fourising part Of the
cny, nppusite three hanks, and in
the Immediate nelshborhuod Of tho
St. Chales aud the City Hotels.
Its rents will, in very few wears be-
increased 10 fifty thousand dollars
per nnnun. Estimated al $700OOC
rrizc--'Ihat elegant four S,ov brick huit
lug known the CITY HDrEI
formerly Bishops Hotel, situated nj
the Camp and Common SITS
measuring l62 feel Common st,
and lag feet 10 inches Camp St.
THIS building rents now for S25,O0t)
and being IN the most central part
of the city, shortly be increased
to thirty Thousand dollars per
mum. Estimated u, $4,000
Prizc-rhe three story brick dwelling
house, No. 30 on Nachez street.
adjoining the Arcade, rented at 70
J Prize-Thc thee story brick dwelling
house, No. IL, djoning No. 20, on
Natchez street, rented at twelve
hundred dollars. Estimated at $2OOOO
l1rrizc-The three story brick dwelling
house, No, IT, adjoining No.I9, on
Natchezst. rented at twelve hunh.
red dollars. Estimated ut $4,000
Prize-The dwelling house No. % nor,A-
east corner Of Basin and Custom
house streets, measuring 40 feet
front on Basin street, Az feet front IN
Franklin street, by l27 feet dep,lo on
Cusomh0use street rented nj ff
teen hundred dollars. Estimated at $2O,OOO
Prize dwelling house No "a SOUTH
west corner of Basin street, meas
utiny 30 feet inches Basin st.
- feet inches on Franklin street,
by y ect Ol inches depth on Gus
tomhouse street; rented At fifteen
hundred dollars. Estimated ut $4,000
prize The two story brick dwelling house
No. 339 on Royal street, between
uring , feet 8 irc..es on Royal ST.
by l27 feet II in hes in DEPTH rent
ed AT $lO2O per anEun,.
Estimated at $4,000
Prxe-25O shares Canal Bank stock, at
500 eucl, $4,000
Prze-20O shares Commercial Bank stock
slooeac, 10000
Pr zs-i50 shares Mechanics and Ira
ers' Bank stock, at 500 each, $4,000
Prizes of 90 shares each, City Bank, 30,OnO
Prizes of 50 g Exchange, 10000
Prizes of 25 Gas Light, 5000
FRIES OF Is Mechanics and
Traders 5000
~ Prizes of 10 Louisiana State 2O,N00
10 Prizes pf Gas Light 1000
!oO Prizes of Bank of Orleans, aO,u00
200 Prizes Of | Union Bank of
Florida, $4,000
1t shall he at the optim of the winners of prizes of
bank Stocks either 10 take the stock itself the par
value thereof in cash.
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CANDIDATES.

VI We are authorised TO announce that at the soici.
taon Of large number of the citizens OF the three
Municipalities, Mr.WILLlAM FkEREr has consented to
the presentation Of his to his fellow citizens a,
the next ensuing election candidate for the office
of Mayor of the City Of New Orleans
~ Nous sommes autorises a announcer qua la
domande dun grand nombre DIES citoyen. dcs troi.
municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FREnEr a CONSENT a
sc presenter CONNIE candldat la place do Marie d
la prochaine election.
u l.. u CANINE, ct the solicitation of many of his
friends, has consented to become candidate for the
office of Mayor of this city.
u The Stockholders of the steamer Brilliant Asso,
citation, are requested to meet on board the Steamboat
BRILLIANT, at o'clock, p. NJ. on Monday the 9tl,
inst for the purpose Of electlng three Directors. dc
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COTTON CIRCULARS
STEAM BOAT BILLS.

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS ofSTEAM
~ BOATS can haze their Hills struck off, in one
or more Cnorrd Inks on Plain Colored Paper ,rtb
despatch, AMI on Jarornbs TERMS by teorins their
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE c-ne' '''
Poy,ras and ST. Chnrles strer'a
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-m December 5, 1889
Sch ST Thomas Brewster. from Buxport
Steamer Corvette, FIN Louisville
Steamer LevaRt, Laurent FIN Bayou Sara,
Steamer Havana. Coleman. fin Cincinnati
Steamer Echo Warrington, FIN Fort Adams
. Steamer Columbus Ko,esuD, I'm Ouachitla
Steamer Eaton Rouge, SelleCk, FIN Port Hudson
Steamer Shaw nee, kesy, FIN st Louis
Steamer Nautilus Smith, fun Louisville
Steamer Shakespeare, Hoffman. FIN Vicksburg
EXPORTS
Per brig Grooming Cargo 39l bales Of cotton
CEDAR POINT. Per sch Coliao Cargo assorted provi-
sons. &c
CHARLESTON. Per sch Amanda Ophea. Cargo io hid,
sugar. 100 Ills molasses
ST LOUIS. Per steamer Meteor. Cargo. .dontkuow
IMPORTS
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YEIIyDW EEVEI,

A NATOMiCAL, Pathological AMI Therapeutic re-
IA searches the Iel.w Fever of Gibraltar, of 823
hy p. Oh. A. Lewis, nnthnr Of Lewis Fever, Bluod
Letting. &c. &c. Just received anil for sale by J. j.
llASWE1L Go, successor 10 .LES. TOWER, ~
tauy Il. IS
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THE JACKSON AND LACoURsE STREET CARS

Leave the head of jackson street 81 O'Clock AM, Canal
at o'clock. At halfpast o'clock they
leave both ends half pur until 81 o'clock
in. that instead ofleaving Canal q o'clock the
, will leave there at o'ciock Pm.
~ pa,,,cuary that gentlemen will put
their feet uon the cusons smoke in the When ucs
present.
g Office New Orleans & CarrolIien
Rail Road Company, )
October 2ad, 1889. JOHN IAMPSON.
Chief Engineer N. O. u c. II. c
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- - ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
The cars will leave at the hours in the week days
1nti O'Clock r M when Locomotive will leave Carroon
hour until O'clock PM and New Orleans every hour
until g O'clock PM. $50.
An Horse Car be obtained before 10 o'clock PM
by paying dollars for the Trip. After i2 o'clock P. NJ
10 dollars i'll he charged.
Persons going BY Steam Car provide themselves
with Tickets tho conductor positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof. .'r
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--latest 1DNica.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCE,S

December 5th, 1880
Rris Grooming, l.uwdon Havana. II Gronnc + co
Schr Callao, Waterholse. Cedar Point,
Sch Amanda Opheia Taylor Charleston, LII Gale
Steamer Meteor Dunnica ST Louis
ARRIVALS
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GRAND REAL. ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY,

Situated in New Orleans,
TO BE DRAWN ON THE LIST DECEMBER, 1899
IN JACKSONFILLE Fin.
Under the supcrn,cncnrt of the Commissioners mp
pollicdby the Legislative Assembly of Florida.
SCHMIDT l. HAMILTON, Y
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FOR NEW YORK
First Regular Packet.-Holmes' Line.
To sail on the llM instant
:sS:s's sss s;' S%":s; $"i 1 ~;
aAve. For the residue passage having eieg mt nc
commodanns, apply to the Captain on board, one tier
dc A COHEN, 81 Common st
:;;@ , n%~"s 'IS,ss NJ" 's' '"';n street, j" the
miSes, or to ii CAMNACk & Go. Dc
NEW SPLENDID Plan - FROM PARIS.
TuST received per harqne SALEM, from Hayre, and
- for sale by the suhscr'b"rs-
Tail With !raSs &! oct,ves.
Magnificent Semi Upright Pianos, Caracas wood
beautifully ornamented g. octaves.
Square Forte Pianos, rosewood, very ornamental
[! "ctaves.
Picoos 8! ocaves, rosew od Caracas and ma
hosany wood.
9 do octavcs plain nn mahogany.
Ut The ntovc all iom til celebrated manufnc-
tory of PIEYEL & Co. Paris.
dc f. JOHNS Il Go. ST. Charles t
IRON T!o undersigned offer for sale on ncco1nn1U
dating term, in lots 10 suit purchasers: the cargo
of Iron just ed from Stockholm, per brig Purlnou
com rising fall and complete assortmen, OF all
LAY ron g. Go.
dit So Old Lavee 81
NAI.S-lOoO Kegs cut nails, well assorted, from 3
t'6 inch, for sale ny L\iTON 4 Co.
I'VE PA kENS-A good packer OF glass und elIln~
i enwnre is w"nledby b BROWN Il Co.
d6-7t II Camp ST
T1NIE Jurst o. Inv and Equity Reporter, continuing
j. tue several Courts of Law and Equity in England,
during the year 1889 Published monthly at 81 per
ant'ltn. Su'srp iions rccrivedby
JOHN J iiASWELL e. Co.
Successors 10
d6 A TOWER, 40 Camp s,
u Yesterday some poor creature VINO wished 10
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AND NEW YEA s. GIFTS

Verandah, St. Charles Theatre, Campt Street
Theatre, CaIdyclrs St. Charles Arcade, lilo.
tets, Stores, Dwellings, &c. &c.
CAPITAL PRIZES -!
Louisiana Grand Real Estate and Stock lotteries.
BY authority Of a law Of The State Of Louisiana,
9th March, 1928.
Managers and Proprietors.
The prizes many public md private buildings
which adorn the city Of New Orleans, aud the pride
of its nhnbi,anls,he Vcrandah, ST. Charles Stree,
Theatre, American Camp Street Theatre, CALDWELL.
St. Charles Arcade, with Hotels, Dwelling Houses,
Stores, Building Lots, many entire squares of Ground
&c. &C.. ready for transfer the holders Of prize
tickets.
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NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE RAIL
: 4 81 So 81 49, 3 5 2 AsE!k4 -
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS

3 NEW ORLEANS 4 CARROLlTON RAIL ROAD.
NOTICE. MISTER ARRANGEMENT,
To commence on the list of November, 1889.
FROM cARRoLLToN FROM ORLEANS.
Horse Car at O'clock AM Horse Car II o'clock AM.
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" The members Of St. Patrck's Congregation
hereby respectfully notified that the service will be per-
formed in of Mr. T.. f.. Parkers bindings in
Jnu street, between Magazine and Fouchcr eets,
until further notice.
ne j i MT1I LON Pastor.
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No list of consigsees handed in from sea.
PASSENGERS

Per steamer Nautilus: .Mesrs Friden,hra Lennon Burke
Hughes Austin, Gin Goodrich, ONel. Allen Goodman and
hutri,ns Bennett. R,lcyt d! Hinton
steamer Shakespeare .MessrsG W Tureer Mediation Rv
an Antoine, Williamson, Anderson Dutchnau Stauker Pat
Lazy Moore, Jones' Jordan LepIec Voorhees, Capt
Wiiieth
PEI steamer Columbus. Cart Himukin Williams Smith
Black, ii Co,iuc, humble. reit, Wilas. Duzack Mathews
Duck, Hayiiss. Grnson
Fer Mcssrs Comsoc Hacerty: Pcayce
Thhedoux Garrison fenring. Lake Dupny Clarke Mean.
Whitaker EneI MCCalpu Goddess; Gibson;
Oxley: Cornick; Myre. Merrill Indy; Walker
Lady; Newell and Snyder
Per steamer Havana Mr. Johnson and family, Merritt and
Lady: Kirby; Cunningham aud Mar,h acNlistre; M,nman:
Pickett Price; Boyd; Doughery; Muford; Coleman Davis
Belino; Talbot Martin
Per steam ship New York. w De Moody daughter Mr.
Anderson Foster Rose: C.n'ey FOSTER sumner;
Rose Ranys White; Woodbury. Salem, Fawcelt; RJdlsI
Long Malts and Ow
s,esmer ship York. Wright fun Galveston to Bosart and
JInw horn
Per s'evant Thmomas Commnes Vallett, Hhornh; Floyd
Inohosie: DIR Prtcuri Evnus Woodwod; and Hickey Ti,
doI aud negroes OConnor Brady! Formaa and SON.
Huponoi, and daughter; Hill; Brant Taquin Thorn
lo; rvnfiy Jlgs Rutrr, Ronson; Miss Caroline Vrues
Mrs Terra. AID son; AIRS flctiee Miss GARNER.
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MEMORANDA

Iavsna opi>v lille the 18th a only
warr falling Cincinnati aud ut the mouth of the Ohio
inrhe. rlaun- number of boats aground in the
Chin river;
Inr.e,te Eoni.vle Nov eth R6ats on their wav n,
Orieau. the In Creole; Jewes.; OzarJ \,
vnulah: the pr.>aGui aud Sultana the mouth CANINE
n h,ps asi sueiein Mempb,. Vith.hnrr G.nrn. and
Porter nj Vie s,u'r' Swallow Ut Caaornss island Au
fusta al g, and 6u,f.
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U5'Cons,gneeS of goods ma, keh o V Il r o X & p
g. L, on botrd ship st Mary from New York are re
qlleSed 10 make themselves Known the clerk on the
I.cvce. p LAIDLAW
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LoTTERIEs.
BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &c


GRAND -. f.
REAL ESTATE LOTTERY
OF PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW ORLEANS.
+ SCHMIDT Il HAMILTON, Managers. =
Offices under tie Vernndah, Garner Of 81. charles
amd Common Streets, and No. l0i Chartrcs Street,
between Cont and 81. Louis Streets.
WITH view of meeting the wishes of our fiienl'.
we have the pleasure of announcing to the pub
lie that this Lottery by authority of the State Of Louis
lana, will be drawn at the City Exchange, in St. Louis
in New Orleans.
The druwing will, without fail, begin the LIST Del
cemter next.
Our agents throug hou the union will cause the above
TO be inserted in Of the newspapers of their
respective residences, aud charge the expenses in
account
nl6-tdl SCHMIDT & HAMILTON.