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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

The NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD BILL has passed the
Housc-it only wants the action of the Senate to be-
come a law, for know Of no why the Exccn-
utve should inerpose veto. The Importance Of the
bill is apparent all. 1t gives the Stnte power the
appointment ftc Directors and will the pro-
gress of the Road-"a contamination Ievoutly to be
wished" When will the Senate take it up! Is there
any reason that should be delayed! The whole State
will lsok the Senate for the passage of the BILL
1t is one in which the whole State feel deep and
abiding interest. 1t to Louisiana trade which
the excftions Of other sections have attempted to with
draw from her, and which is all important to her pros
pcrity and opens new Of wealth which have
been closed by natural distractions which will be
moved when the road is completed.
Should the Rail Roud Bill become law, there are
two other bills, which: anxious this legisa.
ture shoAid pass-the Free Banking and Direct Trade
Bills In both Of them Louisiana is materially inter
cstcd. They will both promote her advancement, and
tend TO elevate her in her position in the Federal Union
spur will be given all kinds of business, aud til.
advantages that will aisc will lie felt through ever,
grade and station in society. Tomorrow We shall re
cur to this subject.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08
HOUSE OF REPREsEsEN rArlvEs
Wednesday March 6, 1889.

Mr. Pugh presented petition from ialab;tans OF the
parish Of assumption, praying for a" appropriation TO
make road Referred to tile Committee ." l"ts nal
On motion of Mr.. Brusllenr. the memorial presented
bv Gen. Gaincs on the subject Of national defce us
ordered To be reprinted.
On mutton Of Mr.. Brashear, the bill amending the
Charter OF the Citizfn's Bank, reconsidcred and
the bill was amended divide the capital reserved
f'r the Third fongre and Districts, into three hranches
with capital oil S9 ,ooo EACH a" nmsn'n'cnt INTRO
duced BY Mr.. Lewis, nuhorisng the bank TO charge
eight per cent on loans having more than six months to
run, was also adopted, nnd the bill was passed
Mr.. Kntllt presented n resolution directing tho Board
of Public Works To complete the bridge over Thomp
sons Cicrk;-lseah for the frs, time. A motion ma,le
by Mr. H. to read The resolution for the second time
was lost
Mr. G NJ Conrad, on behalf Of the Committee Enp-
pointed 10 examine the charges against Judge Felix
Boswort of the Parish of Carol, reported that they
had found number Of the charges involving official
corruption md fraud, and wnnt OF private rcrtiu'e, to
be true and presented resolution declaring that the
Judge should be impeached or removed. The re olu.
ton was read for the first c and the report was or
dcrcd to he printed
hr. Renner introduced bill TO incorporate the Do.
jacksonville Theatre Company.
Mr.. I.ockett introduced bill better TO secure the
rights Of mechanics WHO erect buildings i'll the city OF
New Orleans.
On motion of Mr.. Rodgers, the House took up the
bill prevent the taking away of slaves from the State
and after some amendments proposed by Messrs. Loc-
keIt and Conrad The bill was passed. 1t requires ship
ping masters 10 give security in the sum OF SOuO that
they will not ship any slaves board Of vessels, and
imposes penalty Of six months Imprisonment and
$1,000 fine for making shipments without giving sahl
security, and all captains of vessels who employ ship
pers, masters who have given bond. shall suffer the
same penalty The owners Of vessels made r.spon-
sble for the carrying away Of slave on their vessel
The fines imposed shall be for the benefit Of the Charity
Hospital, &c.
On motion Of Mr.. Forer, the House took mo con-
sdcraon the bill to create the new Parish OF Dnverge
from that part of the Parish Of Orleans. situated on the
.Uhf hnn If fItar unr rt.at, osnNcs
Tie Speaker laid befsre the House mes age from
the Governor submitting the report OF the administra
tion Of the Charity Hospital aud showing that said
Report was referred to the finance committee, with in
strnctions present for tho rclief of the
institutions.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

The RACES OVER THE ECLIPSE CoURsE.-The
Races over the Eclipse will commence on We'd
nesd y next Col. Oliver has left nothing nndone that
would conduce to the comiori of visitors and The cx
ceence and variety Of the spor. lie is indcfatigabe
in his arrangements, and is vigilant f.lnan. Great
sport is promised during the coming his
track. A number of & ie horses are already arrived
AMI nre on the ground Stables are engaged fer others
among which the Studs of Col. Bngama, Captain
Minor, Messss. Barrow, Garrison, Wells, aud Dupl.m
tier, DR.. Smith, Mr. kenner, and Mr. Shyall Of fine
raincc embracing Medoc, Lcviaui. AID uthcr celc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

The CAMr-Mr. Eaton's Benefr-To-night Mr..
Eaton presents himself to the public for Benefit. HI
takes Shakespeare Julius Caesar, he playing the part
Of Casaius whilst tho parts Of Antony and Brutus,
to be sustained by Mr.. Scott and Mr.. Barton. After
which,, a number Of limitations Of the masters Of the
drama, in which Mr.. Eaton il said to he uncqualled.
The whoe't conclude with favorite farce. We h"pe
Mr.. Eaton will have good house. He is a promising
actor, and will take hi rank among American Ira
gedians, ife will bu. appyhimse which doubtless hi
has pride enough to do. Let the audience give him
good house, and We a~c sure he will give them goo
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08
THE TRUE AM ERICAN.
EntCED IN JOHN as1BsON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD. 1t
N r. w OR l. II A ~ =:
FRIDAY MARCH 8, 1880.

Nix. CLAY's srEEcH-We published q large pnm-
phet edition Of this m'sterly effort Of the great twes'ern
statesman, but give II wider circulation we publish
it entire in columns day, without encroachins on
usual variety. We trust that it may be carefully
rend by every souron, tn whose ears the vile ISLANDERS
against Mr.. Clay have reached. LISA full retutaon
cf the gross charges, and is q"etus to the foul prin-
cipIcs of abolitionisn.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

bra,ed stock For tho -Four Mile Day. i, is no, mpro-
bube that Wagner and Josh Bell may come sogether
race that in itself will give character this "mee
ing" The track has been greatly improved, and is in
fine order-he purses good, ard il tn re be mt
'.pung up stnkes, we shall be willing to confess that
we know nothing of racing.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

STIRRING ArPEAL.-The last Monroe Pioneer of
Til, Stuts dressed in suit of mourning for itself
having breacd its last the 80 ult for want of punc-
t"ay in its patrons. After letting loose those rcfcc-
Iions which like troubled spirits, must be quoted, the
editor gives his patrons this information:
''Now, il the call is made in vain,
Toyon whp'vc pockets lined and cran,,ned,
Aud We should hive to Gull again,
live don't sue you we'll be d-d.'
Ifaer that they fail to pay up they have nty hearts
indeed.
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NEW ORLEANS, }
February g, 1889. )
Collectors Office, Cd Municipality.

Collectors Office, I'd Municipality.
NOTICE to owners Of hacks, drnys, &c.-The fol-
~ lowing ordinances will be sti cy enforced -
Resolved, tina, Whenever the Mayor shall give n IL
cence for draws, c,sts other carriages said liCence
should be immediately endorsed on the hnck by tho
farmer with his receipt and every person negleclng 70
obtain said endorsement and receipt the back Of his
Iicence shall rny q fine not exceeding ono hundred
dollars, half for the city, and the Other half for the in
former Approved December q. 1891
Also the fell wing ordinance Of the Council Of the
second municipality in the following words to witt
Be ordained, that from aud after this date; per-
son who shall ha, X, dray. or cart, within tho
second municipality, without having previously OBJ
tanned liccnce therefor from the Mayor OF this city,
shall be subject to fine Of not less Than twenty
dollars nor more ,lan hundred dollars, to he reco-
vrrcd before uny court of competent jurisdiction -
Provided that any hack, drny do run without
liccncc aforesaid shall be subj TO be sci ed by tho
collector of taxes on hHcs days, carts, &c,-
or by nny ic,r Of police AID detained until the 6na
aforesaid shall hc raid Sent 10 the Mayor the 4'h
! ,lay of June, 1887 SiGnrd,
Signed JOSHUA BALDWIN, Re order.
| w II WHEATON collector Of hacks .,rnya
| and hawlers mud pc,larl. 2l, tcaf
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ST. CHARLEs.-Celeste brings out her piece Of the
Frencl, Spy this evening" in which she. has won so
much applause, and in which her nrt is beautifully
developed. Whenever her is up it is useless to
bespeak full house, That alone has sufficient attrnc
ton to draw crowds together She is truly card to
to the management every evening since her engage
ment has fully ssiGed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

FAD MlsrAKE.-A Mrs. lie Count, who had for
some time followed the very reprelensble practice o
quoting her infant twin children, when troublesome
by giving them large quantities of paregnc on find, ns
the phial empty few days since, sent her son fol
more but unfortunately, he asked for and received
lan'anum. She gave spoonful to one of the twins
which caused its death in few hours notwithstanding
all the srts OF medical skill to countcrct the eie Is
the poison, when the mistake was discoycrL.
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
Reports of Day Police and Night Watch,
March 7, 1899.
Anne Doyle, arrested for being drunk discharged.
VIM DonoIo and Jas Donoho, arrested for interfering
with tho Conmissary, while in discharge Of his
duty. Discharged.
John Plum John Hoffman, NJ Ennis, arrested for being
found sleeping in an old building Discharged.
VIM Wallace, arrested under suspicious circumstances.
To be vOncled for.
A McFaron and John Mclean, arrested for disturbing
the peace. Discharged.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08
WASHINGTON BALL ROOM
Dress & MASQUERADE Bali

ST. Philip street, between Royal 4 Bourbon.
full to his friends aud the public 70, the unparai.
l-llc patronage bestowed him Tor several seasons,
respectfully informs them that the establishment has
been enla,gel for the amusement OF VISITORS and u.
crgone immcasc repairs. The bar will be surpassed
by none in quality Of liquors, and tho Restaurant i'll 10
KEEP, by the nbest Rcstauraeur in the United states:
The room will reopen Saturday evening, Ord VI
November next, bva
GRAND DRESS b MASQUERADE BALL.
ond will take place usual every Monday, Wcdn'e
day and Saturday evening, during the season. which
will md on the Isi Of Nlny, 1889.
NJ Is. The greatest attention will be paid TO kcer.
ing perfect order throughout the establishment. IS ~ai
done last
| DciDi
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List Of officers attached TO Eth regiment U. infantry
at the barracks below this city, its way to Flo

WEATHER IN NEW ORLEANs.-A merchant from
Jackson, Mis-. struck in New Orleans on the
18Th inst.-LouisriNe Journal.
WE'LL we must confess that we do have some warm
weather here; but there other things in Louisville
TINT occasionally strike IN and kill. But badinnge
apart if the editor Of the Journal any of his renders
would like to enjoy weather. fit for prince or peasant,
.erfor fireman. is the time. A, the first Of the
week, we had it just about rs cold it feels at this
of the year in Louisville Yesterday howeve,
it was bright und baluy, such day rs the beauty
New Orleans desires for promenade on Charities
street. and such day in the ncgbourhood of the
Louisville Journal, the beauty Of Louisville never ell
joys a, this norl'-w cscrn man would think
himself in midsummer. Duing this week we have had
the extremes, and could show to our Louisville fiicn.
the difference betwecn their clim,te and ours by having
then, brought together to our hand.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

NATURAL CUKloslTIEs The other evening, We
beard lady remark to gentleman, upon whose arm
she was leaning that she had balloon
ceusion before, but that she had the Giraffe
raj times
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

swindling concern was got up short time since at
Cincinnati, Ohio according to the Republican Of that
place. under the Of the "Unon Bonk Of Elk
change" Alter getting some bills into circulation the
projectors dccampcd.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

At last adviccs election had been achieved If
the Virginia Legislature for Senator, and probably thcr.
will not he.
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TO MERCHANTS.

"MERCHANTS can have a BEAUTIFUL CIRcv.
LAR struck off hours NorlcE, by SAILING a, tie
Compiling Room Of TRUE AMERICAN PRINTING:
OFFICE, ST. Charles Exchange. at!jolnias tie READ.
ING Room at Corner Of Graver street, or at The Print
ing Office, corner Of Poydas and 81. Charles streets
hNEATHGkS-By ship Auburn M elegant ns.oT.
Il ment Of different colored rlumes received and IA,
sue by G Ss.IP Il Co EacLu, sp hotel
lea S.t,bS3-& r- q
.,sSnk AT =
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

Imcrease Of iniinna Shate Bant-Thc Legislature of
Indiana have passed law for increasing the capital
Of Tho stale bank, million nn half of dollars
during The present year, and hundred scvan hum
dcd and ifty thousand annually for the ensuing five
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08
Camp st. Theatre.
BENEFIT OF MR.. EATON.
THIS EVENING, MARCH 8, 1886,

FIX, JULIUS CESAR.
Brutus, as Mr. Barton
Marc Antony, ~ - J X Scott
Cassius . ''H Eaton
POriia, Mrs Green
Calphurnia, Anderson
Mr. Eatou " i'll deliver nm ADDRESS 10 the Firemen,
written by himself and dedicated to the N o
.F. FlKENlEN.
To conclude with the admired Fnrce Of tho
FRESHMAN IN LONDON.
Mr. Colony, Mr. Fielding
NIurtoch Deluny, Greene
Louisa Mrs Anderson
Saturday, I'd night Of the Real BEDOUlN ARABS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

The field of Waterloo is nav cultivated with hectrno
for sugar. Not Inappropriate snid bad punster
for here the FIensb were Sreet/y bc0feu,"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

Marks propose. to publish in the town Of Aonrac,
paper to be entitled The Standard to support tic
wliig cause.
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The Courier snys flat are sometimes ina Gighty
mood We soar aLove such Srorellins creatures us
him nj all times.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

GRAND CONCERT,
VOCAL ANDINS TRU MENTA
AtMs st. Louis Exchange Bal Room,
For the Benefit of the ORPHAN,
WILL he given the 9th March next, by NJ J J
w Janlot. On this occasion Mr. will be assisted
by several of the distinguished Artists and ANA.
tours Of this CITY.
ORDER OF THE CONCERT.
PART FIRST.
|. grand patrtic overture by the Orchestra of The
Orleans Theatre, F. Provost.
Variations an" Air' for the valve trumpet, execu-
teddy II Duca,el, u Baby
3. Cnvann, from the opera Of" Claru di Rosenberg
by Mrs A lIella. Ricc
4. Duo lor the violin and piano, by Nlsssrs Marquis
md A Norcs BerriOt L. Ostorln
S. Cavatinn del Podcstn, Nella Gnzzala,lra, by NJ,
Suntna. . busso Of the Italian Theatre at in
vana, Rossin
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The VlrnloL Casa true bill l,ns been ,unl by
the New York Grand Jury, against Wa ,ington Town
send, charged " h dinbncnl assault on Mr. John
lecs by throwing vitrol in his face and causing the
loss Of eve.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

CLAYTON will make another ascension from the Gas
Works, on Sunday next, if it be fair day.
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Il CARD.

Il CARD.
CAMP-STEET THEATRE.
MR.. EATON'S BENEFIT.
FRInAY EVENING, March 8.
Great Attraction! -!
Mr. BARTON, BRUTUS
Air J K SCOTT, MARK ANONY
Who have kindly volunteered their services.
EATON, as CASSIUS,
After which,
Forrest, Kcan, Addams, Vandcnho6, KEN
bic, Pelby, Mason, and Daddy Rice,
The celebrated Jim Crow, wilIb uted by Mr. EA-
TON. To conclude with lite Farce.
MARI II
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SECOND PART.

I. THE ORPHANS PRAYER, for four flutes by
Messrs Jandot, Morphv, kohn md Dry.
s. Solo on the bnssOon, by Mr. Sy from thomn of
Mayrc'rr.
B. Variations, composed by Mr. Jun!ot, and accomPnni
ed on the harp hv Mr. Trust, JHnlOt
4. Duo u rnm" in 1talin,' by Signora Stella and
Signorn Snnl.
5. The overture of Domino NOR, Aul,cr
The Piano by Mr. Norcs.
N R-1icks,s can BE he'd on application 10 Mr. Jan
dot, No 9! Rampant street. and ut Mes rs Johns and
I,tucnrd g. Nons II cusy.
AdmiitanCe 81 50. Concert To commence at sever
o'clock. mar 7
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S,OAP-,tt. boxes Goul,s' und ioI,hin's No. Soap
E > ia sto,e for suie by J TiIAYER Il Co,
fI 74Poy,Iras 81
DARLE.Y'S Isl g. End B"oks Of History, Just
received an additional suppl, Of the above very
nonul.r .cuuol ,,,vks Nv A ToWAR,
rs ~ Camp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-08

STATE LEGIsLArURE.-Thc bill to expedite tho con-
sruction of the Nashville rail rond ard to increase
the capital Of the Exchange and Banking Company
was yesterday passed in the House Of Represent
utives.
The Senate have concurrel in tho bill to create a
commercial court in this city.
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MEMORANDA

Oa 9Th utp. of Land Key, of the secmcn, named
Ward .e OF The Castine fell the iboon info the and
was ,lrow hetsEvcrv effort made him hut with
out vessel going the of 10 knots
hour the time.
Eg Asia parisd from her anchor in the river pnd ddys
Al sea- il, heavy squal The Capt not board OF the
,hr a. blow The and days at
before they gel hack get the Captain aard lot
he boat ucors. The bar luc Aurea OF New York. from
bound New York. .Whcn oil sisa lost four of
her men !Uih Ul,im".
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CLAY'S

49,. CLAY'S
Speech on Abolition.
Recently delivered in the Senate of the
United States. For sale at the Counting
Room of the True American Office, S
Charles Exchange, by the dozen or single
| copy.
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COS 100 y! Capital Prz".
90 CAPITAL PRIZES Of 4l010 each is Or, 900 p!
Tickets only SO.

Tickets only 10.
LOUI STA N A 10 T r E r Y .
Authorized by Act of Iegislature. Chapter XIII,
passed Mach 81 1923. Glass No. for 1880 to be
drawn on Saturday, March 9th. 1899, ut o'clock, =
NJ. Mt the Exchange Hotel, st. Charles st.
ID, 5. GREGORY T. Co. Successors to YATES
McTNTYRE 4 Co.
rs Nun,bers-l5 Drawn ballots.
GRAND SCHEME.
&c 3e5 Plies, amounting to $4i8,34s
Tickets $8OO-iiuvcs 81 0O-tluartcrs 8! 90
Packages Of 26 tickets Tor $2Os, warranted draw
Mt least $l2O. r. rkugcs OF &c half tickets $0l 90
ranted to draw at least 500. Packages of 26 Qnnrto
Tickets Tor So 90, warranted to draw ut least $3'
For Packages or single Tickets. apply at
The Managers Office,
mo IS, Canal street, mkt to Camp q
nm ANIILA COKDAGE-A complete assortinen
lV1 of Manila Cordagr and Hawsers, for sale by
mar s q JP WHITNEY, 70 Camp S
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COMMERCIAL.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLt.AltANCLS.

CLEAtANCLS.
March !, 1880.
Ship Walter Fsu'k. for Liverpool SIS JrWhitney
ship Potisc. Parker. for Hnyre, r Ansley'
Snin Oc,nre. Lyon for N York, Cohen
I;rig snow Then dyke FIR Philadelphia, Master
Erig Catharine, Mnrcll for Havana, Van WycS l. co
Brig Enprcssario i.oncopc, for Havana. Kicker CO
Sohr Eliza Williams, bellies, for Charleston,
Ashhrdse + jenkins
schr Alton, Bray, for Wilmington, N C.
FM Void + CO
Schr Zorro Crockett, for New York.
Aahbri,es jenkins
srhr n Taylor, Crocker, for Philadelphia,
AshbrlIGe & jenkins
Schr Ca.sjus Cutre,l. for Phi atrlphia, Drake
Sehs White Oak, Wells for Baltimore, 70 Jenkins
ARRIVALS
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MA Gu ]. 1eJg.
Tow .boat Grpmrus. Morrison from the passes. having
lowed chip Catarine Jackson brig VIM Henry aud
bri. Crong the city with ships Robert Nor
Russell, aud rigs Lincoln and Mississippi. left the
rnr the 9Th int, at r ship Not BRIAN, bound
in with lpss of head main mast ant: iomast; and hr
ship Charles thunderstorm lm aground to the south of the
channel brig eli the Mud Banks with French Flag
living with u in tho centre; Swedish brig in the
oiing; brig Herald in the river and several schooners
ship Robert Morris, Perkins from ta-tinc, to Master.
Brig Lincoln, G, ant from Richmond To l. Whitney.
I,arluc Roger Williams, Alters, !ad ut from Havana
Marsen.
BRIG Asia, lIallowel Si.al, to the Master.
Tow boat rorposc Davis from the pass having towed
ship Gauges trE Eme0 aud Schooner returned to
the city with America. Cpt Troy. hence for New York in
distress. Ing sprung leak the bar arquc Roger
Williams. r'gs As, Brilliant, left 5h inst at report
nothing
Nag Brilliant, Brock 70 Jan. from Rio do Jauers, VIM
Br. Mississippi shoioid i6 days from Now York. Mas
tor.
schr Mary Bray Sc hours from Galveston. In ballast TO
Tow boat Tcnncsscnn. Mcdonnell from W piss having
towed ships Andrew Scott and Coia returned 10 tho
Left the pass the 9th inst, reports number of 'esso's
are ut the head Of W pass. .sevcra, in tho river.
Brig Hcc!a, Whiting, l. d's fom Richmond, to Master.
Master.
shin Zotof Merrill from IIavre 18th Jan. to Master.
! Steamer Gov Shelby. Kc'chlval. from Cincinnati
Steamer Selma Blood. from St Lonis.
| Steamer Bayou sara; from Fickshurg,
| steamer p Miller. Frislec, from Randolph.
| Steamer Washington, Strick, from l.afoirchc
| Steamer Baton Rouge. Irwin, from Bayou Sarah.
Steamer Leyeu Laurens, freni Bayou Sara.
Steamer Colorado Underwood from 'rMbidOuxvi'Ie
Steamer Rodney, Waoumorc, from Lafourche.
Steamer Brilliant, Moclousc, from St Louis.
| Steamer W ak in the Watcr Wyiy from Florence.
| Steamer J Duprics, Gordon, frem Rcd River.
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Tho following the drawn numbers Of the Louis
ana Lottery, Clnss II, extra, for 1889:
is 10 AZ IS G. 3 10 67 81 6 50 ~
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COMPTROI.l.ERS OFFICE,
Second Nunicinnijtv.

Neo Orleans, .Hdrck I, 1882
DUBLfC NOTICES hereby given that on Monday
the Ilh March 1889, at l2 clock, i'll aduticste
at my office to the lowest bidder, the repairing for
on the same, Whn the limits of this municipa,i,y-
including all the side walks in bricks bordered with
curb stones, gutter stones, and paved support, wher
ever ssch sidewalks may exist within the incorporated
limits. The said repairs shall consist in bringing
their former line and level, any part Of said streets On
sidewalks, which may he found out Of order, and rhal
he executed in such TO afford, ut all times
easy and convent nj communication.
Payment to be mnde monthly, in cash, on ,le certf
Of the surveyor, that the work has been executed
according to contract.
The person to HON the snl he adudic a,ed,
to give bond with one securities in the sum Of
$4,000 for the faithful performance Of the duties ,evolv.
ing upon him. The Da,ms Of the securities mus, 10
handed in tho time Of SALE when il they are not suits.
Glory, the contract will he Immediately re-adjudi-
ted. JOHN CALHOUN,
mari to II Comptroller,