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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1889.

Nashville Fail Way.-'Ihere is an opinion abroad
that the works this road have been suspended il.
consequence Of the Governors refusal to sgn the bill
Of last winter. This is an error. AT the time when
the bill was veto'd the company had in hand Sll5On0.
Or this amount they resolved devote S3UOh 10 the
payment OF the ntees, nccrung until the mex, meeting
Of the Legislature upon bonds already issued and sold
und to apply the bulaIce to the continued prosecution
ofllie work, &c. &c.-Nr. CALDWELL witt, his usual
zeal, has gone to Gerry these intentions Of the
Company. The road has reached the upper crd
OF The Great Prairie bordering the Lake, and is with
in mile of the western extremity Of Pou,cha,train.-
Before the first Of January next hsrr will be complet
ed ahout24 miles Of road for with the Is negro slaves
owned by the Company, the rate of progress is now
three quarters OF mile per month. The cost of maxi
ing mile Of road exclusive Of the rail- is now reduced
TO 1860 dollars. ling The last six months there have
ren carried the road = 600 passengers, anil owing
erected on the lake sl Prairie Cottage, 10 miles
from the city, it calculated that the average travel
| This sumner will e 5000 passengers per week. The
fare il Fifty cents for every passenger When the road
stall reach Pass Manchac the revenue will begin
to flow in rapidly fon the carrying Of freight There
he no doubt, but ut this great work will be tAke:.
in hand BY The State WINTER and that funds will be
procured to complete it to Nashville, either by direct
sntsctipt the part Of the legislature or by the
passage Of some bill having the building Of this roul
view We should be pleased If the journals ii, the Unit
ed States would copy these remarks. they 20 to show
| the exact condition Of the Nashville Rail Road.
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fTec 'SeSrocs'-Janr, tree woman OF color, was
cohhemned Inst Thursday, under the law Of 1884, for
remaining III the state 6o days alter she Ind been ordered
to leave IT, I" one years confinement at hard labor.
we nre not satisfied the corstuonaity of this law.
1t Is like Two edged sword, and mny be made 10 ope.
rat" 'av""h'y or n'avnrAhly to the interests Of the
State. An 'ntin"t" acquaintance v it'll tile police mat
tiers Of this city, enables that many free pcoo
pl" ot color have arrived here since 1895 and conSa-
qucn'ly being subject this law have been regularly
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

The 7'ro Queens donna M of Portugal find.
ing her hnsban behaving improper to one OF her maids
ofh.nnr boxes his Victoria discovering some
ths wrong with two or three Of hcr mai s ohnnor
ds'"sses them and when they cry like good children,
to he taken back, she remembers the ratv Of her sex
andrec'ves them to h'r arms. Nav she places them
on either side other Mt Sacrament, and all three humbI =
Themselves III the dust, fo-wc do no, know prc .selv
Melbourne suddenly convinced of his error is seen n,
church and all London is thrown into ferment about
The rre't" Victoria is assaed in Pnlico by the hiss.
at'h' multitude on account of her intimacy with Mel
bourne, and the Qneen and Melbourne bid fair to be-
come as notorious Mrs. Norton and Melbourne were
once. Oh! shocking state of things Why ,anuo,
the Nohs and Royalty take lesson or two from us Re
rubl;chn', and d" these things we do, quietly
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

me Ofd Coach We'll, the old Windsor Coach is
upset md the grey headed Inn a'"s all sprawling on
the road ''de' what will he done Majesty tile pro-
p''tor will doubtless despatch Durham to sht the
a'c'e vehicle and take The rrins- He is ,hs boy for
TIE Imperial. lie IS democrat CT the fir WATER has
certain Liberal notions about driving and can dash
ahead IN this whirnglg world with the best of them
From the tendency of things in England to popular
government, Durham will be wise enough to repair
thoroughly tho ministerial wagon ',hcn look out for
bold d"sg driver. lie will scon the beaten turnpikes
OF ms predecessors and dash full team hand thro' the
bye ways, ever crying, the Queen and Durham, Dur
ham and The Queen lie will make sad work with
Canada. British supremacy will never again perni,
the French of the provinces to have their way If the
Cana ians do not get ont of The way Darham will drive
over them.
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Ne" O''e'"S Ncrspapers.-Th. busy, bus, ing, iig
D"'e'n the nr"at, bnund!css, bHnsani Bee the nr-
nent, able. "pr'po" American the pertinent, pl,v,
pert f1c"ynn. the aninhr, apt. unasS,nins tdver-
User; the splishlly, sensible, shining Sun the lately
established, lal orous la,gr Lousianian the tin toe
toying, table talk Time. an the conr, crouchng cor
n"raHt. catamcnnt, common place Courier. So en-
Is'h the first chapter of tn. Chronicles Lafayette
Gazette.
The Independent, sensible, bnt rather indolent La
inyete Gazette So ende,h the second chapter Of the
Chronicles.
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PAR BACH L. CALHOUN.

Il SERA VENDU Mcrcrcdi 10 Juliet, 1889,
midi, Ia Nouvelle Boursc. rnc St. Louis
DEUX LOTS DE TERRE
stues Carroton, designe' d'apr6s I'm plan tire
par Louis Bringier, Arpcnteur goneralc, los dts
lots T. ct c. L'ilct E content 26 lots nuu,GrotGs
de 26 lcsquels ont les mesurcnt suivanls:
Nos. l, 9. B. 4, S, 6, 7, 8 9. 10. mesnrant
"hacan 80 picds do face a la Macnrty sur !05
pieds 'lo proiendeur, 10 lot, l furmant rcncoig>
nurc DIES rues Macarty ct Adam, ct lie lot 10
for ,'ant l'cnco cnure des Macarty e, Burdct.
No. IL, ~, Is, tros lots mcsnrant chacun 800
dcur. ).
Nos. II, Is, lG, II, ls, 10, 20, 81, %, 90,
dix lots ncsurant chacun 30 pieds do face a la
do Commerce sur los do protondeur, le no. Ii
formant lcncoignure dcs rncs dc Commerce ct
Adam.
Nos. "a, 25, 26, mcsurant chacun 30 pie,ls do
taco a la rue Adam surl5O do proiondsur.
l. ilet G contenant &c lots numero,Gs dc A &C.
csquels ont les measures siivnnts:
Nos. |, 9, 3, 4, 5, 6. 7, 8. 9 {. 10 mcsurant
chacun 30 pi"ds do face la rue do Commerce sur
los do protondcur le lot no. forlnan, rcncog.
nurc aes RUGS de Commerce ct Washington.
Nos. IL, 70. Is mosurant chacun 0 pleds do
face la rue Washington sur $50 dc protondeur.
Mes. IA. Is, lG, II. ls, 10. 20, 81, %, %,
dix lots mcsnrant chacun 81 pieds do .acs Ia
Pearl sur lis do protondour, le no, ID iormant
rcncognuro des rues Pear ct Washington, ct lc no.
% jognant lcncognure des rucs Pearl ct Bur.
det.
Nos. p, IS, 2s. lots mosurant chacun 80
pieds do face la rue Burdet sur $50 dc prsfon.
deur ct 10 tout mesuro Americaine. il
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STATE OF TRADE.
CRY, Saturday Evening, June .

CRY, Saturday Evening, June :.
3d. There never has been kn-wn so dull week in trade
in New Oreaus the last. The depression in the
bottom market at Liverpool has been the chi.t Of
it, Even tn,dav, tho nsws from Europe the Eth of
May only tends 10 produce still greater detection in
the market
inco,ton, the sales cf the week have not exceeded
!3a, bngs, and they changed hand. decline
on last weeks rates. The shipments by factors hnve
been about 1000 bags. The receipts from the LIST to the
9Th nsant have been 5000 bales, accnriing I" Rana
-80i70.
Saga! has been inactive. Inferior to common 4 to
5l.2; fairio prime, 6to 81. Extra article cents.
Arrivals since tlie ,lst OF May, 75o hhs. Nlolasse.,
moderate at 81 to So cts.
stock oftobaccn is small, and holders firm in
their demands. We sales Of 81 bids. irss and
seconds at II and II Arrived STAGE the Is, inst,
1856 hhds.
This week has been dull for four We quote super
. hne at 81 to 5 rs. Stock on hard, !ar"c Arrived
SINCE the LIST June, 69l barrels. Cleared, T5i0 bar,
Ials.
Inihe prnyison market, bsefhaa undergone change
4 fair enquiry for and prime felt Pork has
declined shade. The stock i. very large. brisk
demand for shoulders, for shipment, esperien
cod,
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BY BACH " CAL iOUN.
WILL be sold IN Wednesday, Sd July, 1892 at
w o'clock, at tho City Exchange IN 81 Louis stree

BY BACH u CAL tDUN.
M ILL be sold On Wednesday, Sd July, 1880, at ~
w O'clock at tho City Exchange IN st Louis street.
Two Sqan,es Of Gronnd,
Designated on plan drawn by LOUIS l'ringer,
veyor general, spares + and G. Square I. cuntuins
26 lots, numbered from to 26, which measure as fol
lows:
Nos |. ,, 3,a5,G,7,s, 9, lo-lO lots measuring each
~ eet trout on Mncary sert, by l05 feet in depth; lot
No forming the Of Mnturt and Adam streets
and lot N" 10 forming the corner Of Maca,ty and Bur
Diet streets.
Nos II, ~ 1873 lots, measuring each 800 feet front
on Burdet street by $50 fee, in depth.
Nos H. -, i6 H. H. 49, 20 81, .! 23-iO lots
uring each ~ feet front Commercial street, by l05
feet IN depth; No IL forming tho Of Commercial
and Bnrdet Streets and No % forming the coruer of
Commercial AMI Adams streets.
Nos "a, 25 23 lots, measuring each 80 feet front
Adams street by $50 in Depth
Square contains 26 lots, numbered from to &c,
which measure az follows
Nos ,, 3, 4, 1910 lots, measuring each
~ feet front Commercial street, by los feet in depth;
lot No forming the cornespf Commercial and Bnacet
streets, and No ID forming The corner of Commercial l.
Washington streets.
Nos H. 2 1873 lots measuring each 30 feet from, on
washington n, s Ia. BY y $50 80 feet Ice in Depth
Nos H. - il, u, 49, 49, 90, II, % $50 lots, meas
depth LOT No IA forming the of Pearl and Wash:
ingio streets, aud No ~ joining the Of Pearl
| and Burde streets.
Nos "a, IS, 26-3 lots, measuring each 80 feet front
on Burdet street, by $50 feet in dep,h all American
measure.
june 81 ljl7j&9v
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

A7poinsmeht BY the Gore,nor.-GERvAIs BA1LLiu
Esl. has heen appointed Parish Judge, for the Parish
OF Avoycles, in the place Of Lous l,ourelon who has
resigned Mr. Gallo is brother of S. A. Bailli Esq.
one OF tic wing representatives from Rapies. He is
highly esteemed upright intelligent citizen, and
well qualified to eli the oce,o which he has been up
| pointed
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

From MExIce.-Curt. Cromiere, Of schr. Crco!e,
from ranpic" June LIST, informs t'ut tina Ccntralists
under command Of Gen Arista tok possession of the
Bar Of Tnmrco on the 9th u aud captared armed
sch oner belonging 10 the Federal pnrty. The captain
Of the schooner, together with FIVE Fix men, se
ously wounded whilst defending their vessel, but were
defeated after action of about ten minutes.
The Federal troops Mt Tanpico, uudcr command
Cen Urea, amounted to about 500 n,en.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

our Exchange List.-Weekly papers with whom
we exchange, respectfully requested to give the
Prospectus of the Weekly True American found on
the first rage) three insertions and Send us copy
marked We will hold ourselves ready to rcciprocute
the favor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

u II is harl to get justice done in Mississippi. The
indictment against Jones for the murder Of tallc,t in
Copat" County has been pushed because i, did not
appear on its face to he fund by good and lawful men
Of the County," Jones was still, in custody,
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ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-Cour de- Paroisse
IL pour la paroisse IT vile lie la NouvelIc OrGals-
Present Honorable Charles Muuraln. Jug-.
Mai NH 1870

FTAr DE LA LoU!sIANE--Cou1 de Pnros4e
IL pour la paroisse ct vile lie la NouvelIe Orltans-
Present Honorable Charles Du'' H.. jq e., 1870
No. IA NJ. Duhose vs. SEES CrGanciers.
En- mstion de G. W. Botts Esq. avocat pour Tin.
sovale, ct en- monrant une errrur qni Sc rnvat dams
Fannonce denier pour assenbler les creanciers,
consequence de Get errenr I'aSscnn'bce n pas
liru-1l est ordonne par la Cour qu'uno assemble
nou.el!e aura lieu au hurean dc Philippe acos,e, Esq
delihercr les utaes dn pe,onlairc Ell prendre ell
consideration les mutie,es contenues dams la petition
Extrait du requirement,
Bureau du CRETE, la Nonvee Orleans, Mai It, 1885,
mil 81 ARMAND PIruT. Greffier.
STATE OF I.OUlslANA.-rarsl, Court for the
- Parish and City of New O'leaus.-Present the
honornbl" Charles Mauran, Judge, 81, ,o.o
No. ,i,774 NJ Du Dose VS.. his Creditors, .' os.''
On motion of Geo. W. Bolts, Esq "fcounsc for The
hs"lvent, and upon showing tho court that OH error
has crept in the notice calling for meeting OF creditors
take place. 1t is ordered by the ,hut meet
ing take puce at the Office of Philippe acos,e, Es
notary public, on Saturday The 10Th day Of June 1885,
then and the eliber OIL he affairs OF the petition
er, and take into consideration The matters forth in
his petition.
Extract from tho mnu,es-Cle,k's Office, New Or
may II St ARMAND Pilot, Clerk.
'fNo KE\T-rhs DIV IIing part Of Tie three s'ory
L brick house No. TO Tchouri,ouus street. Pos
sessi"" given on the 9Th June. Apply to "o,.vnn
II. LOCkEII,
Camp street, near Jullu,--or
may28 No. is Exchange Pnce
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1ornado.-l'rrr,sburgh, Maumce City, 1olelo und
Manhattan have been visited by terrible tornato.-
The mammoth structure in Nlnumec, called Beebee's
brick black Frustrated Several lives were lost
The storm from the fout!, west,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

The Erpress.-What does the tyrant OF the General
rost office intend now! One Of hi. prints intn.a,es
that we are to lIav" tho express only thee times
week from Noble. Why doc ,l, ingra.e pub lish
his orders, that the people mny know his sucrcmc
will BY aud by, ceky mail will no doubt be suf.
icient for this oulandi>h CITY -
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FOR NEW YORK.-REGULAK LINE.


10 anil positively Wednesday Evening, 18th inst
ia, The superior last sailing reguur packet
,tYFTN ship DCMUlGEE, l-ouvitt muster, having
-szG. two thirds Of her c"rgo engaged will posi,ive-
y sail above. For balance Of freight of la0 bales
cotton, passage, having elegant accommodations, ap
ply to the captain board, opposite the Vegetable
market or to A. COHEN,
ito 90 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

Nr. Ducros-The Bee states that Mr.. Ducros, one
Of the delegates tic National Convention from this
city, will not be ablo to attend. Measures should be
taken to other gentleman who can.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

TIE HoodrNe Atray.-Mr. Smith, the partner of
Mr.. Leigh, has n'adea long AMI minute statement of
hi uifray i'll Natclez paper. lie is of opinion that
Mr.. Charles Foster who insultcd Mr. leigh by gazing
in his face urged TO his sisp by Fielding Davis
After The rencnunter arising from Fosters conduct, in
which Dr. Morse struck Foster, Mr.. Leigh being con-
"incrd Of Davis hostility to hi, ..cn, hi challenge
by Mr. Moore Mr.. Dav:, after some remarks. toll
Moore he would either fight him or LIE gh, and as Moore
leaving the ROOM struck him across the face with
heavy whip and beat him severely. Mr. Leigh, wa :.
pre- at TIL utIray. About an hour after, Mr.
Leigh WAS appraised that Davis armed with double
barrel gun a, n place soma fifty yards from where liz
was then Standing. This Mr. l. ,gh considered lis an
attempt at bullying, and after conversation with
his friends, h. went to his hotel to procure rifle, be
prepared for Davis Davis seeing him passing by the
piazza of the hotel where he Stood exploded the caps
of his gun at Leigh, ordering him not to approach him.
Ieg had sword in his hand at the time and con
timed to advance Davis in consequence Of his level
ling Tho gun Mt hm Davis knocked him down with the
b"rch OF the gun, but Leigh each time and purs-
ed his enemy. Davis rrtrcaed the street. and in
the pursuit Leigh fell ON his face. Wills in that posi-
ton, Nr. Davis having gained bank, drew pistol an
shot Leigh. The ball entered the back above the kid
neys and about one and half inches on the right OF
the external process of thu spine. An Immediate PARA
lysiS of the lower exrrcmes ensueA. No hopes are
entertained for his recovery.
Mr.. Leigh is well known in this city, where he res!-
ed several years, respected ALL AMI recognized as
fair specimen of the Virginia gentleman. Those wl,u
were more intimate with HIN, knew him, to hc filed
with honor endowed with talent aud the spruce Of
ehivary
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

U An attempt to burn Mr. iuguct's house in Baton
Rouge was discovered in time 10 ex'ingush the fire.
A negro girl belonging to Mr.. II. was suspected. but
che vas acquitted III defauI, Of testimony to convict her
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

LII Noore.-This hrawIing demngognc who has i'm
posed so long upon the Mechanics Of the country has
deserted them, taken fat oica under the President,
AMI turned nrsocrat lie is now Surveyor Of the por,
Of New York. So much for prof ssions!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

William LcsscH.- his arch abolitionis, has gone
the way OF all flesh. lie died while preparing to start
Tor 6n''lma,. hPre<iden' V. Buren, can kill of all
his abolition friends by appointing them to Gua,imala,
he would do this country service.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISlANE-Cuur de Farossc
~ pour la Paroissc ct la vile de la Nnuvclle Or

Present Hon. Charles Mauran, Juge
L. a. Erwin nlAnttnant deenm, contrs SEES cIcanccrs
ct les creanciers de Erwin h I'olings.
Sur lecture ct enlightenment de Ia petition ct d
ban dana cctte aifare, il est "rlonne par la Cour que
les crtanciers de l.. A. Erwin, de Erwin n Bongs
1899, pour dtGuirr les raisos, ss en- nn pour less
quelles lie dit l.. A. Erwin pour son compile par.
culier que CONNIE associt de Erwin & Bolings ne Sc
RAFT pas dtchurge ronfornemen In Ioi ct en- meme
temps toatcs oursutes contre pers ct ben
snnt suspendues. u est de plus or,nnne que NJ NJ.
Gilmore IN King soiert NOMINEES pour reprGsanter les
crcancirrs absents.
Pr ortre lie Cunr-Bu,cau du Greffer, la NouvelIc
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Girnft.-l, is said that MIR. Brcedlove has bought
this steamer, aud that she will continue to in the
Mobile und New Orleans traie.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

Ut daily stage runs from Nnshvil, to the White
Greek springs. This will be very convenient for thoae
Of our citizens who intend spending the Summer in Ten
nessec.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

W Cen slacomhe and suite arrived n, Washington
on til" sl Of june bearing to the Government the nslo-
rious tr.nv, made hv lis order.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

u The Holiday street. Theatre, Baltimore, i, 10 be
sold on the 18th instant under decree of Chanccrv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

Mississippi.- The Wing candidates in Mississinpi
travelling through the State, stamping it, The
prospects nre hrgh', Tint Van Du,enism will be routed
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

H"mt 7o"-Ihe President ard the Secretary Of
Stnic"rc To he at Saratoga Springs on the lsth u this
mon h.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

Tow boat To- pnisc. Davis. from w Ppss with brig. 10,
komo'k anil a. and schr Creole. Left the lar on thr m
lust ut Reports nothing ia sigh ofnr Noliu.
new in tho river 9 '"
Ship Vckshurg Bunker 50 days from New York, to CO.
he's. " ~
ford " ~
Brig A. Driscol,. from Ma'amor,s. Cd inst to master
Stcatner C'mfi" Carol, from Louisville
Steamer Colorado Underwood. from Wi,amsyiie
Steamer Geo Collier Taylor, from It Louis
Steamer Havana Bacon from Pits,urg.
Steamer Mnjesi". Moorehousc from Beardstown
Steamer tnn'nodorr Collier from Cincinnati,
Steamer Brilliant, Hart from Bayou Sarah.
steamer Fa"l Joncs. Sect, from Fields Mill.
Steamer Gen Hrown, Mel 'onuel from Louisville,
Steamer Manchester, Smoker from Shire, epoIt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

u The Third District Court Was to he opened for
business this morning in Baton Rouge.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

Gen. Sustun,ents at A!tcniu, at tho head Of
1900 ncu, and was hourly expected at Tampico.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-10

III Cincinnati Price Current-a new publication
from the office of the Republican. Send us copy Mr.
bradbury.
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EXPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Fer ship John and Robert. 80 ISL bnes
cotton. and 10 hlds tobacco.
Per ship Plarsaio. 50 bales cotton
ilAVNE Per ship Olympia. cargo. 7s5 bales cotton.
FER bti. mississippi. cargo, 100 bids oui sacks
corn. an! 10 hbs lard.
KINGSTON. or g Mail Cargo loco bbs flour iii acks
hhCs bacon.
lew YORK Per brig Apa'aehico'a cargo ss5 pigs lead
. s2a hhds sugar, and Sc bales moss.
CALChSEA. Per schr Temperance cnreo assorted mcr.
chnnhise
RlCHMuNDpers ehr Lebanon. cargo, 14o hhJs bacon.
IMPORTS.
MATAMGKAS. Per hi. nrisco' .c,rro 4I6 pi-s con.
per To MASTER iG0 dolls specie to w Zacha
Af.ToN Per brig liotomok cargo icn to order.
Ne" iOHk Per ship Fckshurg. go assorted cchan.
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FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CI.i:AIsANCES.

CIEhRANCES.
snip John and Knhert Mckenzie, to & Danr,er.
Sh'p Olympia. Gray. Tavre, j pe,Ie,
Ship Pharsaiia Winson, liverpool, I,rfer
Brig Kan,awi, Welsh, W Zachre 4 IN
Brig Mail. Barker. Kingston. 10 Nos,nr
Brig Mis- ssippI. Skofelh. boston, :, Geo EcdforI
tie U""e" STATES WISE Roberts CO.
nrie Mp" arh'e"'a n.haln n York Goldsmith.
schr Temperance Ri hn t:n'casea n,,ter
ocn' Leoa''oh. STRICKLAND. Richmond, Master.
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Joint Stock Banks, 4Gl7,363
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