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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29
3ebn Sabre alter Nbeumatismus geheilt,
Canton, AuSutt 1889.
Nh ScDt, Gala.

StQN cSQDTe Qlter VDeuWQtlemu6 genPtlf.
Canton, AuSutt 1889.
Nh Scbn Sa(a.
8eebrter -6err-Sb balte IS fdr meine pfi4t
Gum pntlitra, rnetn 3cusniB nltbtltb ber suz
ten Sol9en, bic Sbr Glirr in u,einem Sale tez
mics, tetannt ju MAIDEN. Nlir fbcint es ilter
allies Sob erbat.i,, ,lro ib fann nebt banebar sez
mug pteterDalb fepn. Seit Den lesteu 5ebn 8 H.
II rpa, idb nit rbeu,natifeben S6merscn unp
allSemciner S6pahe 9cplaSt, tlrp felt rcn lcts
ten paar Sabren tonnte idb faun cDne 6iltfe
ourts Simmer Seben utto nuBtc ineitfens bas Sett
Dnten. SD babe piele Der dratliebcn Sprfbrtfteu
otflt6er Staaten fpmpbl als in ODto tcnubt; atcr
chne Grfcl9-tis i6 ektcs @r1tjabr Sbr febass
tarcs<rir 3u bra1tden anfien9. 3 Sottcln traobz
tcn mir bic @eiunbbeit wieoer, uno id riintobe,
Bag Sic rtise 1Dattaeben gum Selten bes lctpen,
oen publltums betannt MAIDEN.
GliftetD I5armcn.
Gecn Ifbp., Gpfbcetrn 60 8. Sulp Is, 1889.
Sd tefdeiniSe III, rmit, oaB id an etnem uetel'
Sptpepha 9enannt, mic an innerlidber Sdrpade
unp Sra,nrfen lit, 70 paB i'd felt ctli6en Sabreu
jeee Na6t ceer Dlal auf muBtr, TIM ourdb
SteDen Den Nranpf 5u rertreiten. Sur6 Gez
brau6 elmer Srttcl Don Salas Grdutcr G(irir
hin idb In beBrer 8efunbbeit, als i'd felt 10 Sabs
rem mar. Sd enptcble CO als cine t6abture Qr,z
nep 1T abnlihen Sallen an. Wleine Srau mar init
6erstlcrfcn, innerer 99maebe II. nit bpstertfhcn
3ufallen felt elmer 8ctbe pom Sabren seplaat, II
tcnnts bardb feline Nrjnep ober a,,pcres 0ltttell
0nlfc erlanScn Sebc6 naebbem (tc nun einc Sots
tel pcn Scbn Calais Srauter &lirir setrauebt,
tann ite tpicber ibrer 4rbet attparten, t.np NIT
seiAtSteit berinnlaufen. S9idsn Sie mir it,
9enb cine Auantitat. unb Id tann fe atfcBen; ba
10 Siele bic Sutcn Solsen bep mir lnb einer Sd
milie 8cfeben baben. .-#<
Q8illiam sipins(fpH.
Qantcx, Jcp. Is, 1899. lS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29

Nus,ug aus cntln Brlete prH JJtErH e5' ~O'
ypuns, pattrt Calcutta, Grlu,ntana eanntp'
Gbic, Dug. 20, 1889.
J5err Gala. 9ur6 0etrau6 elmer Settel
Sbrer unfbattaren Arjncp hin i'd rol!i9 5ur &C.
funrbett scbclfen, Seit rem letten 3 Sepren mar
i'd nit bcfttscn 8ruftfAmcrjcn 9erla9t, II. trnn@
te Sabre lang tetne Sassartett tbun. Sde fud1>
tc mir tep Den bcnabtarten Ner3ten quite 5n per
i9afen, ieb 9ctrauhte 9amiltpns -9utten Spz
rup 1,nb Or Grams &amiuen ptllrh --ater rbne
Grfcls DIAN rtctb mir pann an, sine Sottel rpn
Sbrer mlrpi3tn ,u 9ctrau9cn; nnp pa td1 plelclz
te pur6 Den Gbrm. s. 0rnrre einrtrben tab,
fanntc i'd mad Seapcrtann, ga. lieB eine Srttel
tpmmrn, unp hin nodb perem 9etrou6 9stunr'
Sd baltic es fir cine per tefen Ar5encpen prr Dem
Vublieuu. 6. %. Ypnn9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29

@ DIN te e iperben einelacen, nn1ern
Srrratb 1mtbbe, S9raubtt5fe ,nb plaz
'ctat9e in Aa9cnf9ein su nebmen.
,UlaB. Jnnp b.e. Iennts II. &tltp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29

grm Gbrtp. Spbn 0Nrfet, pcn Der S'per e'r7
tuit, pittstur9er ernferen3' ~ $50
Qn Scbn Gala - Gies tefaetnise, pes
oHrs. O1pffet lanae Sabre an al9cmeinerS6 6pas
Dc lit, unp pur6 ben Getraua elmer Spttel Sbs
res ftbaetaren &rauterz Glirirs tpierer rcltrnl7
mmsn mel CUR c5e(unr6ett 8elan8te. Sd bate es NAB:
renp Dem lcetcn Sabr ais oausnittel tenuet' tt'lr
fam es resresen, aus Grtabrnns in me'ner S"'
milie, pem putltum ais eine uni (@asesrs Ar5s"
nep anrmpfcblcn. Sbr ,c. Spbn Up II ett
Sanrppiue, obo, Oct. 1889.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29

tor; er ,aste mir, pas ltetel tpurpe in tnrjer
3ett auradtebren: aber es 1T Nun beltabe EN-
Sabr pprbep, unp td bin bic enttettd9e pla8s les'
Sd babe Sbnen rbise &nSate 9enae9t, pen't an.
pere, bic am namliben ltebel le1pen' sren1"us
Srbn Salo's Grauter Gltrtr tenasen in0Se''
''''' ftin
Saeob * 8ap.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29

w oblaiedpnoe Barbierfeife, bas Duts
~ 3enp ,1afel4en 5u 81 Gents. gu rertau
fen in etcfrr Sruder+
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-29

8c(dworrn u,,o untcrf1rieben Dor mir, p'eten
26tten Iae pes 9eptc,nbers 1889: ..u:4
Spbn Caldwell, Srttbtnsrtebs
ter prn Vitanap ffp. ptfe'pap o. ob1o.
Sd bin init .6errn Saerb @ap tdbcn lan8et
ais 20 esasre berawnt sepstet, nso St"nfe DAP
Ietne 2tn9ate ribti9 it, u
Sept. 1889. SpDh e"'U" '"'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04
nov27

NEW MUSlC-Poor Rosslie-I don't mean to tell
~ you her name-Thou mas; learnt to love Another
Sweet Alton Water The Knights Farewell; Hell pass
es her in sorrow; linda 8 Lament; They have given
The Bridal, The Broken Heart; My Heart is all
Alone; OH Men what silly things you are; Oh coul
love him; Oh! Patrick Fly from me- That thou love-
" who'll deny; Think My Love. Oh! Think of Me:
You think have merry Heart; The Vintage Song
The ship is ready; The Silver Moon; No care ever;
grieves ne Not for Me; I've been here fresh Flowers
that free; Tie wild Alba,ross; Rise FAIRIES, Rise:
Rose Of Je sey; The Minstrel wood bcautcous Maid
The Guests were hidden; My Father Land; The Maid
ofthe Mountain; NJ. native Love- My hearts best trea-
sure; My Woodland Brde Mine must be silent Tear;
Wy childhood's hours Farewell; The Greenwood Tree;
Solomon Lob, comic song; She wore a wreath OF
Roses; NJ, pretty Jane,
Just received and for sale at
B UASEY'S
Piano Forte aud Music store,
novl2 10 Camp ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04
WAR AND RuNons OF WARM THE EAST.

WAR AND RuNons OF WAR IN THE EAST.
An alarming degree of excitement is rising in Main.
and Sir John Harvey appears to be playing the fool
in imitation Of Sir Francis Bobadil Head, in Upper
Canadi
The British seem determined to pursue their depre-
datons upon the disputed territory, and to defend the
depredations with the bayonct and tho cannon Gov
ernor Fairfield has ordered out portion Of The Maine
Militia to protect the state and citizens.
Ills said that portion Of the militia on the l4th
had taken up their line OF march for tho Aroostosk,
Regular troops have also been TOR from Frederick.
ton, st. John and Halifax.
Mr.. MIGRATE passed through Now York on the 2Ist
with deSapactes for Washington. He reports tina the
Legislature Of Maine have voted $8Oo,OOO as special
appropriation 10 sustain the cause of the S,uts.
5000 troops had been ordered carry into exrcu-
ton the resolution OF Maine to seize the trcsspassers
and the lumber cut on the desputed territory. The
New York Express says:
Maine seems to have actually declared War, being
wrought up into such sudden pi,renzy as to foreet
there is Fe eEal Government, to whom is exclusive.
ly delegated this august Power!
In consequence Of the insemency Of the weather Mr.
Cla, ton did not ascend in his balloon yesterday.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04
Chouty, belonging to Elizn Gordon.

Tur Iou,s,. MAN If Saturday r-,urn. IN H.. .,h.
iect Of the Mavor'. late veto IF an ord;n.nce If III.
Couuc;, of,h. Second Mnn;c;n,,;tv liz. do, :, -.
,,m;,
7, mr. n,mh.r of H.. II, ;,.,.,, ,h.,~.,..,
,,, ,,.,,,v .no,,h al. vn ,h,, H.. .h,,.s - ,.;.
,.r... e., .s'''. '"'
I.,:,,. r.. ,,,. ..a..m .,.' c.,' .. w.,
W '''@ NV W
".'''''"'' "e '"! =" I've" "''""S' approved tie I'm
Fen'"ry' low" w"'ch PROVIDED 'h"' al' ordinances and
oy''""s P"ssfd ny tue Council snail be trnn'nfe'
10 TIC mayor Tor MS co"side'a"h' VINO he shall ap-
prove s'" ana return the ssfe to the said
ooo"c' a"o sue" o'''"" Ut o'o"ance sha" theFeupon
have force OF law but If the said Mayor shall disap-
prove Of the sad law OF ordnance he shall within five
days return the same to the Council, with his obec.
tons in writing, and if two thirds Of the members. then
present IN the said Council still agree I" the said law.
notwithstanding such Obj ertons, them but not other
wise, til. said bylnw ordinance shall have the force
ofa law.' We showed that the Mayor could not APP
prove Of part Of ordinance, and disapprove ofnn-
other part. He must within Eve days Of its transmits
sion to him, sign it, it passed by the Council
return It with his objections. The ordinance passed
by the Council Of the second Municipality at it, sitting
Of the i9t did not meet with the approval If the May
or he sent it back with his objections and tbs Council,
IN Inc exercise Of Their chartered privilege re'adoped
H. Notwithstanding his objections. The motion to this
effect was made BY Alderman Hall. ami the resolution
written Out oy the secretary !" the sunl forn stating
he 'ac IN I the Council d'd crs'st' notwithstanding
the objections OF the Mayor IN its ordinance adopted
At such sitting, rcc't'ng its title. which in this cnse
was "An Ordinance appr"priatng. annually, certain
sum Of money TO the uniform Companies attached to the
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

dead on the Apor "fonc Of the rooms ID which tie do
cumenss arc folded. Mr.. Wysr has been in asten.
dance upon The duties Of place for the whole session.
and was apparently perfectly well when he dropped
down. He expired after struggle aud will be buried
to morrow at the expense OF the Government"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

sauALL.-on Saturday some Of the schooners at the
Pisayune tier. drilled from their mornings into the
stream. No material damage was sustained.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

SUDDEN DEArH.-The Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Chronicle under date of the 2lst uIt.
says; This morning about ten o'clock, Mr.: Edward
wyer, the assistant doorkcsper Of the Senate, dropped
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

NEW WOYkS-rhc ltugenot tale o. The French
ProcstanIs by the author of kchiieu the gypsy,
the robb r, Aus. Ac, in vols.
Demonstration Of the truth OF the Christian r1li.
g"n by by Alexander Keith, d. d. author of the
evidences Of prop ccy, &c.
Carl Werner. an i,nagin ',ion story, with other
tales Of Imagination. by the aul or of the Yc-
masse, Guy Rivers, Mi'Iichanpe. &c, in . vols
Southe m passages and pictures, by the author
Of Atnlan,i-, Carl Werner, &c,
Just received and for sale by " McKEAN
M corner Camp & Common SITS
- UGAK-60 hossIleads on plantation above the city.
~ for sale by READ Il BARSrOW,
m2 Bank place,
TEMENT-Ronun and hydraulic cement, lunding
~ from snip Washington, 10, sale by
mi READ l. B lRSTUW,7 Bank place
GOSHEN BUTTER u PINE APPLE CHEESE
O-f'r sale by READ u BARSTOW,
n2 Bunk place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

The CAMr-sir. Eaton, the American TrngeLan,
has been engaged. He played laso Inst evening to
Mr.. Scos OheIlo. We did not see the pei fermances.
hut from the reputation Of the principals doubt not the
characters were finely delncated. Than MIS-. Barrett
We do not know better Desdemona. Mr. Enten and
Mr.. Scott will appear again this evening.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

CARADoRI ALLAs's Concert Saturday evening
vas perfect jam, and The melody Of her song, was
worthy ofthe large and fashionable audience who as
scnbied 10 hear her.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04
THE TRUE AMERICAN.
EAiCED DE JOsaN asOBsnN.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
y r. w OR LEANS:
MONDAY MARCH 4, 1889.
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, St..
Charles Exchange, by the dozen or single
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

NWINE tn aIteratoli1 in the Arrangement. for the
~ conveyance oi her Lady>hip up the River she will
b. exhibited days longer. Sunday, 10th, will posi-
lively be her last day in New Orleans.
The Propretors beg lave to return their grateful
thanks TO tn. citizens OF New Orleans for the liberal
patronage they received during the winter and feel
hanPy TO know that the interest excited by their unique
collection among all classes, and especially the nic.
gent and moral Of both sexes, has been equaed
by any collection Of curoses however nner-
Gus in this great city. whose mild climate has been so
consenai to the health Of their beautiful, but costly aud
rather delicate young Ladv!!!
Open from 10 to 10 oclnck each day. Admittance
50 cents. Children and servants, 25 cts.
mar Cor st Charles and Perdido SITS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

Mason, 50 81 81 SO 6s So 6s II 70
Robertson, rs 81 10
Scattering, 9 2 3 10 10 3
During the day there gre deal of debate An.
peal after appeal was made pnrrie. in the House
which held the balance of power in the ,npe of effect
ing election, but to purpose. Mr.. Johnson re-.
ceved the highest vote given during the dny, aud tina,
wanted five votes to secure election. He received
II votes, and 90 were necessary TO choicc
In looking over Virginia do know where we could
could find any one. whom we would prefer to Chap.
man johnson. He is saunch. unwavcring whg and Of
the highest order of intellect But VIC doubt the policy
Of electing any other than Mr. Rves-ifnJee the con-
servatves, holding the balance of powerw i'll permit the
wings to elsct an other. Mr. Rive. ha- shown himself
decidedly hostile to the administration of Martin Van 81,
rem, and stand. in the attitude il Virsiria that Mr.
Talmndge does in N. York. Now, II it be wise to keep
Mr.. ralmadse in the Senate from the Empire State,
and rather than place another there, defer The election
whole year, would be less prudent to also retain Mr.
Rivesi Much has been said BY the wing press through.
out the Union against tue New York Senate for NOT
joining the House and proceeding to an election of u.
S. Senator and much opprobriu ha. been heaped up
on Them. And yet they have minated to the Wings
that they would consent go into the election of
Senator, 1t the latter would nominate any other than
MIR. Talmndse. But Mr.. 7almadse is the man, and
consequently no election will be held this year. There
seems to be the same obsnacy in the Legislature Of
the Old Dominion. The handful of conservatives will
not have any hut MIR. Rives, and the wings will
have any one else. They cannot unite, although by
such union, they would prevent the administration from
hoping to elect senator. All The venom of the admin
istration has been evcIled against Mr.. Rves and we
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04
FIREMAN'S CELEBRATION.

FIREMAN'S CELEBRATION.
The Services at the Church Of the Rev. Mr.. Clayp,
will be as follows:
VOLUNTARY on the Organ by Mr.. Trust.
Prayer by the Rev. MI. Clapr.
Ode, by the Choir.
Address by tho Reverend J. J. Mullen.
Anlhem by the Choir.
Bcncdicton.
The Pews the first foo Of the Church are reserv.
ed for the Indies and accompanying Gentlemen, who
are respectfully invited to lie present. The GnlIc-
RE" are reserved for the nenbcs Of the Fire Depart.
'nsnt. The church will he opened at IL o'rlock.
GEORGE BEDFORD, Marshal.
Recorders Cart,
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
Reports of Day Police and Night Watch,
March lst, 1899.
Mary MITCHELL arrested for being drunk-iischarged
Thomas Glynn. arrested a. danseron. md suspicious
charactrr-committed for nine mont rs.
Blackfrd,. arrested a. dangerous anil suspicious
characer-connitted for twelve mon'l,s.
Frank Rick, John Henry, John Kecc, 8 Mccormick.
Pat McReigh, arrested for being drunk-ds,
charged.
Choutv. belonging to Elizn Gordon.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04
81. Charles Theatre.

1his Eucmny, March 4,
Will be presented Drama called
ST. MARY'S EVE,
lWr'tten for CELESTE, and performed by her at the
A"eatfes Royal, Newmarket; and Adelphi, London,
Madeline for One Hundred successive Nights
I" which Muue CELESTE will perform a speaking
Major Wentworth, wv ' '''' De Bar
Tom Bags, CowelI
10 be followed by the new Grand Operate Dance,
called,
L'HIRONDELLE.
BY Mad1!c Celeste, assisted by Msdlle Ravcnot and
To be followed by the aughable farce Of
=. REMOVING THE DEPOSITS.
Mrs Lucy bopp Mrs. Horrir""
y !ale oflhe French Protes,ants, by james.
Tales Of the passions, by james.
Bogota. in 1886, by Stewart
Alex. Keith, d. D.: Demonstration Of the truth
ofthe Christian religion.
Fr,st's edition Of the British poets, vol.
Atkins British poet,
And variety o'"'"' standard an! y y9HHSs soeks'
me- 2w corner St Charles Il Common SITS
X ENTUCKY BAGGING 4 BALE KOFE-For
~ sale by READ & BARSTOW,
M Bank place
EXCHANGE ON ROSTON-For sale by
y M. BRIDGE 8, Co, 1874 Magazine $.
CUNNY BAGS-For sale by
~ M s&JP WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
TANNERS OlL-lnO barrels, for sale BY
] M WHiTRID;% 4 Co, 76 Magazine II
'l'EAS-3D, boxes imperial gundow per, Tyson,
orange, Pec0e. and souchong tens, for sale hy
M VIII RIDGE 4 Go, rs Magazine at
NlvES-a cases fancy howic and dish Knives, for
~ sa!e by SHALL T. BROWN,
N. 96 Magazine st
SHJRl'S-l cases red flannel shirts for sale by
~ mo SHALL T. BROWN, sc Magaz inc st
nlACON SIDES-50 cusku, landing from steamer
- Gar und tor sale by
m2 6 DORSEY, ~ New Levce
AhD-5U kegs leaf lard, in store for sale by
- m: DORSEY, A New Lcvee
3(LAckl\G-5o gross t;osl,nss paste blncking,
- tor sue by SHALL n BROWN,
m! 96 Magazine st
NANCY SOAP-2OO koxes; for sale by
u m? SHALL. T. BROWN, SO Magazine st
~ ANTAS &c-l2O bales "a and a., brown domes-
VI tic xheeng and shirtings 90 bales cotton drill
ling cases bcached sheengs, and 20 bales Russia
sheetinss, for sale by
me BRIDGE l. Co. 1874 Magazine st
III .VANA C 'FFEE-l7O bags fine green coffee
L landing this morning from the brig Carleto from
Havana, for sale by LAlDLAW,
me 66Camps st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

"INDOW GLASS. LTNSEED OIL-700 box
w es Of wi dow Ola s. 1900 gallons Oil; 10 bar
rels Of Varn,-hes; Is doz Of Paint Brushes, received
per ship ST Louis and Barque Voucher, and fo sale by
ROBr. CLANNrN,
nOv27 l2 Camp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04
BUREAU DIES COLLEt"TEURS,
DE la Seconde Mnniripali,G.

~ IL SeCollut VInlPlpRlUC
La NoureIe Orleans, Fer,ier 25, 1889.
A Wis aux proprit,a;res des voures drnys, &C.
"A Les ordonnuuCes suvautes, seron stric,tnent OBJ
services.
Resou-que outes les fois que lie Muire donnera une
cence ponr DIES cbhrins, drny - &c. In dite licence
devra clre immedatenent enosse sur lie dos par le
coeceur ay.c son recu, Ell quiconquo en- Negligent
obtenr lie dit endorsement Ell la rec sur lie dos de la
lic"nce sera mis- amende de 100 piastes une moitie
pour Ia cite, ct raure Motto pour le dclaeur-Ap-
prouvc, lie q Dec"nbre, 1881.
. I've meme Performances suvante du Conseil de la Ode
MunciPane, en- les mLts suvnnts. savnir:
Qnil SON ordonne qu'apres cette date, toute per-
some qu fern courr DIES charots drays, &c, dams 10
zoe sunIcipaie sans avoir obtenu pleablement unc
!icence pour celia DIN Marie de cette vile, serasuie
lamends he Is iusque l0n d'etrc denande evant au.
cune corr de Jurisdiction sutfissante. Pourvu que
toue voure dray, &C. qu sans la dte icence,
seront suJet etr sais par lie collector de taxes
les youres drnys, &c, par officer de la police
ct detenn jusque Ia susdiie amenIe sol, payee. En-.
voye au Marie lie "a JUN 1887
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
W H WHEATON, collector de hacks, draws, colpor-
teufs CT petlts nerciers. !Ot fe23
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

DARTER & BROWN STOUT-Landinr from
il ship Washington from London, for sale BY
M READ s. DARSTOW, Rank pace
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04


mar Cor st Charles and Periido SITS.
" SOIREE MUSICALE.
VvNHE Amateurs Of Music, Inhabitants Of N. Orleans
! are respectfully inf rmed that Madame Carador
Alian's second Soiree Musicale will take place on
Wednesday, March 6 and that upon this occasion she
will sing the following pieces:
Cnvatna-" Quando siunse qua Belkor." Donizett
Aria" Come per me sereno." La somuumbula. Bel.
lin.
Scena ed Aria" hi tamil palpiti. Tancred Hosslni
Aria-" II soave bel conten,o. Niobe. Paccin.
Tickets 81 81, for sale at the ST Louis Hotel, the
Exchange and the VeSandah and at Messrs. Johns Mr.
Casry's, and Nessrs Brocard's Music stores.
To commence at 7 o'clock. mar
LAFAYETTE BALL.
A SPLENDID BALL will he given this Evening
n March 4tI, in honor Of the Anniversary Of the
Frcn,en Of this city. mar4
Drawing Of the Grand State LOTTERY Class Is.
SO q 81 20 IS 70 So 40 g. 26 ~ So
THIS DAY.
5000! Capital Prize, Tickets only S4OO
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
CLAss '8,extru: Authorised by the Legislature Of
~ the State. To be drawn March 4, 1887 at o'clock
sDAvrs & co, Managers.
IS Drawn numbers-12 Drawn Ballots
Splendid Scheme.
1884, Prizes. amounting to 'sla2. 433
Packages Of 25 Tickets for 800 warranted 10 draw
at least 3l8 and mny draw the four hgl,es, capitals
mounting 10 $22,50O!! Packages of IS Half Ticket,
$3.50 warranted to draw at least $24 o. Packages
OFFS Quarter Tickets $a5 IS warranted to draw at
least $l2.
For packages Of single tickets, apply at the
l6 Chorres ST. and at the corner Of 81 Louis and Char
tres sts. MARI
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The following are the drawn numbers of the Louis.
an. Lottery, Glass n, for 1889:
SO 2l 42 81 G. 10 6 II II 43 % 9
TO Be DRAWN TOMORROW.
Three CAPITAL PRIZES Of $4,000 each is 4I5 900 j!
Tickets only %.

L O U S A N A LOT T E RY
Authorized by Act of Lesisature. Chapter Kill,
passed Mach a. 1898, Glass No. 9, for 1889 to be
drawn on Tuesday, March 4th. 1889, at o'clock, r
N. atihe Exchange Hotel, st. Charles at.
d. 5. GREGORY Il Co. Successors to YATES
MCINTYRE T. Co.
rs Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME.
e7,8l4 Prizes amounting to $l45e34
Tickets s300-iIalves 81 59-Quarters 75cts.
Packages Of 25 tickets for SIS, warren,ed to draw
at least $780, ckages Of 25 half tickets 437 so war.
ranted todrsw at least $l8 Packages of IS Qunrter
Tickets lor 4I3 rs, warrented to draw at least 49,
For Packages or single Tick. 's, npnlv at
The Managers Office,
mi 35. Canal street, n'xt to Camp 81
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MEDICINES, PAINTS AND Oils.
A LARGE and general assortn,"nt Of fresh M.li
- cines. an fine Chemical preparations, together
with large supply of SPERM nseed summer and tan
ner's Oil. Also, Philadelphia and New York White
Lead con family on hanl anl Tor sale bv
JARVIS T. ANDREWS, Wholes lie Druggists
mar COZ Common Il fchapitoulas SITS
EVoR HIRE-A negro Girl, FIRST rate Cook. Apply
Il I. u CT \NNON,
mar l2Camps,
A LE-5" boxes Ale in quart and pint bottles, in store
"A and for sale by J. THAYER 4 CO
mar4 ~ Poydras It
V1NEAS- 20chests P"nchong and 40 chests So:chone
l. Teas, in store and for sale by J THAYER Il co
mari ~ Poydras 1t
HOLLAND GlN-lO pipes crown Weesp Gin. =
Il Il superior article in store and for sale bv
inar ! THAYER n co. - Povlruss II
T lNSEED Oli.-24 barrel. of raw and boiled lin.
~ seed Oil, just receiving direct from England and
for sale by Il. CLANNON.
mara IS CamD At
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In consequence ofthe ins!enency Of the weather Mr.
Cla, tor did not ascend in his balloon yesterday
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Ths business the boa ofbroSe continues limited
psssssi prices The rom England has much
isAueucs this ma'ket ip.ted quarters
The fancy stocks generally closed little under
yestsrdsy.
sseed oil has fallen TACK this from age
nay be quoed 81 ~ per gallon. The saes
OF much he last week. The auction sales Of
Porto Rico suga- show decline" Sales by
20 20 Large saes Of barey 10 for
80 ~ eeab for Jersey Molases steady There is brisk
dsand for RICE Large sales Pimento st cash. 5000
lhs vhaleoneo sold Z. - cents. sterling bills 81
Floor cotinurs du Cotton freely and steady
Te hausss for Tuesday about AO bales
The sales to-day have been 2,00 bales from ~ ia
! Je3 cents. mostly At Is q tj4 ceuts.