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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-05

LIVERPOOL. Is, Nov.-Om lss, c;rcu,,, ,v,s 49,,
der dane Of lGL uIt, ner tie Grcnt Wsst.ra "'S u"
week subsequently the demand f., C,,,nn .,,;,,,a
steady and ,hr soIcs amoun ed n 2I5jo li. 5m' ~
for exror but the ouanl,v of.r ny wns n',rs ,
adaonn,s -, s,niv H., J:','"a n'i "s more th"'l
prices further declined id nor lh 7, ,,' ,.aa,,,
week hm ever, The business has been nors ,,ns."
mud for the last hrer or ur ,,s hoders hnve t .r
ed their stocks so reely which has given G,mness -,
the market, and the decline Of last week Inns h.e ,,,
il,. 81, H.. " 'as' "otN ms "en pa IL
,hne of III. 13,h mir a a ,n,a e. "u ,:: c' ~
md ID uer H. ' " ''"''''' = ="
The business far the week cnd.d H. DIV. o,o,. r.,
$4,000 bales-of viii h 5000 are INLAND at 5 7-8a8.
~ at ~ ~ with ~ a9 l>e; 6,83
Aahama nn,i Mobile at 4 "a, md 100 5 Island
AZ 10 ana 3ed per ID. About one thousand bales have
oe ,r 'aNeh on specu'"t'"n' 32"U tor exporl.
Inc accounts OF trade ut Manchester and other
occurring towns are SUI extremely gloomy some nil
nres 81 spnners have occurred aud more nrpres
hnded' w'e the system OF working short time appear.
TO pe again ex'ehdlng amongst them. f'herrt"e,
hh nor ma the behe Of this continued export demand
ana the hu' ING on speculation by houses connected with
a s''s "" w'"h Tue speculative pnrh'-
ses seem !" nave been chiefly c"ntined) our market
would Pr"hah'y hav- been in a much more depressed
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lighter pieces. She is handsome, walks the stage.
with great ease md grace, has sweet voice,
chaste and correct method. and good conception.
We have no need of mentioning Barrett as the
frank and loyal soldier His Dumas is established.
I, We are again compelled 10 censure the Messr,.
De Bar and keppsll ); can they not dress a little
better their caps frock coats, and dirty panta-
looms are shocking and in the last act Mr.. De
Bar was really dirty, aud his old, dirt colored
plush vest is ,rerome. Mr.. keppel has dressed
better, and can do ii. Do Bar is always too slo-
venly and careless.
Peter Wilkins has been played often enough
that's fact, but still we c not tired of hearing
Archcrs sonorous voice in the "Sea." Mrs. Do
Bar sing exceedingly well, that beautiful song,
" The Sailors Bride" and Smelser gavo tho valve
trumpet obligato, it'll good execution. The last,
not leas, Miss Verify deserves our favorable no ice
Why so inundated in your song Of" Pity poor
Yourakeo Z" you sang it with all the soft plaintivc
ness it required. Moro confidence in your own
powers will convince tho audience, that YOU not
only possess very sweet voice, but very good
method.
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A'" anyS 'dte! IfoM i."gMnd-OnsettLed state of
Inc Mdncy MW6cf-LOnfrmeI scdrcitu of kh-
Whrat Crop-Ner Ministru in .Soo,ny
Attack on Louis PhiLppe--Y,;vunL
Of The British or,ns !, J,J
y,ho R,.s;, M,:
~ '"'t"3' yc.
The steamer British Queen, for which az pectut'on
had been on the up toe r several days, arrived atm,
O'Clock last evening, wlt'i London and L,vrrpuo m
PETS TO the md INST inclusive. She did not sail tI III,
3'd 'n''''hhn daring tae last week of the passage, on
counered extremely bad weather. She brnu"hf 1So
passengers. The intelligence CLEAN from The mr., m
received by her will be found highly interesIno
the present time with much anxiev we give ,l,o, o
first atien,i n. Although money appeared to he sme
wi al ruscr for two or three days. unable o lis;
cover on the WHOLE any material change for the better
ne ''Ne' ,a IA" , o' ~,assn ana Tue news of til,
bsn Ibe Hrl;, l H"n ''un not been re-
hive mot, n, WINS nn,cipa,ed by tL;s arrival " We
fthe efl.c, OF that disaster ia England. ""s news
A II foreign securities remained very much depressa
foreign exchanges had UNDERGONE further dec line; The
i'ank OF England mao esnans'h It's credit on Paris
w'h. producing lne n IT, On GIVING f,vor-
r,o,. h, we n,,he fn' ,n,inn oy INC eN>
cmn,ry il all, struggling alonr under MS hc, 'he
sure as it can we'll hear up under low it is Ia cnd
impossible to predict WIN any accuracy. The news Of
'e =; u, ~ i" !as 'reae pane there
,;I.lv i;snstrou, ''0 >"N' - " VIII" would be
The LONDON Times of Saturday the and ms, 8, =.
money ma KIT ar,ic he for the preceding da,s ,ays - 10
Though money has been comrar ,tively easy durnp
h' wh"l" OF ms week. mere were some indications in
the increased caution in the monetary circles was n ,oo
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$66,576,776 &c
35,0OO,O0o 90
S66,576,776 26

III where was the Waterman, on tho beat on
Poydras street last night from half past nine un, il
about half past eleven
The Waterman on Union street took up my ser.
want last night. while on.a message from my house
to my Office. AS this tho first time such an &C.
currcnce has happened to mo, and as the Waterman
gave as reason, that required strict execution
of the ordinances, perhaps he has special orders
from his honor the Recorder or tic manly Chair.
man OF the Police Committee, to vex mo.-Every
dog has his day-go on.
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NE " OK l. EANS:
THURSDAY. DECEMBER S, 1882,

Tho Courier is turning prophet. He is Of opin>
ion that the increase and spread Of democratic
principles in the upper parishes of the State is SO
great, that at tho next election shall certainly
have democratic governor. 1t will be the very
first time, then, Mr. Courier, and we never in our
lives 1t SO sure Of any thing, as we do that you
will be egregiouky mistaken. Little indeed do
ynu know Of the State of Louisiana, or Of any Of
its parishes, if you think there has been the
slightest change in favor Of the Democrats Lou.
isiana is essentially Wing; has always been Wing,
and will remain Wing. No changes have taken
place in any parish of the State, but such us have
candidate, be he American, or be he Creole, pu t
forward TO gull and deceive the Crco!ea, can obtain
a majority Of tho votes of the people of this
State.
The hint intended to DO conveyed BY the Courier,
is that the sol disan Democratic party put forward
Creole candidate, Mr.. Mouton Tor instance, think
ing that all tho Creoles, of no matter what party,
will 60 in for hs.s But the Creoles are not Il
flock of sheep TO follow brll.wcather through
any gap that lie may ploase to jump.
ITO insure the success of our party in 1912, they
(the Democrats,) have only to select their eandi-
date from tho ancient populalon.' So says Mr..
Courier.
From. what population was tho last Gubernato.
rial candidate selected, pray7 If we hav. cor
rect recolle ton of the matter, no was Creole
and Creole qunnd meme, one of the best anu
most popular men among the Creocs; a dcviish
good fellow, who stole away very many OF ur soft
headed Wing votes. Ills opponent, it is true,
Creole, rather aristocratica; he had been govern.
before, and not considered grateful for serv-
ices rendered; besides he was brought out in oppo.
stion to Henry johnson, the American Wing can.
didate, and when he backed out, to mako a clear
way for Roman very many good and true Wings
disapproved of the measure, got angry, and yot.
ed for Mr.. Pricur, or refused to vote ut ALL
No, no, Mr.. Courier, the Wings are great fools,
and quarrel among themselves. and do many foolish
things but if it is Creole that is to rule, wo have
few of them side, as we'll as YOU, aud men
of worth, and popular too; but we have no fear OF
the result and if You say too much about the mat,
ter, we'll take Turk and beat you.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-05

Tho steam ship British Queen, so long looked
for, and nnxiously expected, arrived at New York,
the 23d ut. after passage of 20 days, across the
Atlantic. We have London dates TO the I'd No.
vcmbcr. Tho news in relation to commerce and
monetary offairs does not vary much from that re.
ccivcd by the previous arrival. Cotton had cxpc
ricnced decline of one fourth of penny, but had
rallied and come up again. Still tho market ap~
penrcd heavy and dull. The EnglsI, crop is about
an average one in quantity, but shows deficiency
in quality. Specie continued to 60 out of the
country, and tho Bank of England was stranng
cvory nerve TO continue cash payments.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-05

We havo heard Of melancholy accident, which
occurred last evening, on the she'll road between
the New Basin and the Lake. Tho captain Of ,ha
French ship Cardinal do Cheverus, now in port.
hired gig to take Il lady of his acquaintance, to
see that part Of the environs Of New Orlcans-
When they had gone about three miles on tho shell
road, the horse took fright, and pre'pated g,g and
all into the canal The captain escaped, but the
lady and the horse were drownud.-Couyicr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-05

We arc glad to find, that tho Times finds our
editorial matter so good, that he complains there
is not enough of it. Have patience good sir, you
shall be abundant!y supplied but you will allow,
that one is not always in tho wien. We have but
ono pen, and much else to attend to perha, rs you
have several.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-05

The great operation of putting the tickets in tho
Grand Real Estate Lottery, No. |, commenced on
Monday, and so far has progressed with reasonable
rapidity. 1t will tako about month, and per.
laps more, to put tho hundred thousand tickets in
the Wheel
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Duty npona Relative duty
Iui'rter of wheat upon n bill
[ i L. y x.s :.

The present duty upon quarter Of wheat i6. 3D. b
Hour 4Os The crop much larger than was Mt opc limo ,,;
pat' hu, owing to the heavy Septcme, The anvil;
~ '"'r'"r Fine fre's" whs commands hrh price even
los and will afford III" duty. hut generally the
oomprs the Importer to warehouse The reason Of th M
mand running ns wheat is that tho mI,ets renu,ro
TO INK with inferior qualities Of English wheat and in thai
way manufacture fair quality of flour am Of OPINION ,h.,
Sne dry New York "heu. would he sasr Article to . than
-four " 'i ''""
IiAvRE COTTON MARKET Nov3l
ness since Inc departure of the last packe, been on
land also from manufacturing districts where the
ca OF trade tends materially cprcss tn. pce, of
goods Buyers consequently have no nduremcn ~, 90 "
boldly into market. have confined their opornion, ,"
SATISFY daily wants beyond which they eynccd no
to advance Nothing worth particular notice ha
taken place this sand although prices ay.
Inclined rather downwards. the uc,ua,ion upon tha
be considered as sufficiently mno,tant IN |1 %e
denn,ive reduction During this monh Iho "y
eot'o" have amounted 746 bales; the sales to " ION
a'es me decline IN United States has been from ea3
me sales from the I'D to 3s 43d bales New
SIG 26 MoI'e 90 a97f5 $40 Upland losf IS Fior
n 97oof IS S. Domingo OF la5 pernamiuco, isoaiss
From the Loadon Courier. Nop. 5,
lhe nnfvorabe state of the weather sill keens on
the homeward bound, at cast f ON those uuori on
whence COMMUNICATIONS are anxi,,sy looked fu- and
although the Liserp,o steamer from New York viii 10
e -'"frow, It is not expected she will arrive betorc
Tuesday or Wednesday. In the meantime a gem, ~,
fi"tncss rervadcs commercial affairs ,necpt III, the
Stale and the cotton market II, Liverpool during ,h
p'st week has been injected further decline viii
anxious sellers, and it s exnertet hat u,l nor cl,, =
ing arc"uns are received from the nlanua urno ia
ttlc's, ana NOR positive assurance If perur,.n, 70
I's in money matter, that any useful i'm roveuent viii
take place ~ VIII
"A"er ran Securities have been cQua Nv .ubec,cd tn
depression and what little hnsi eSs has BEEN done in
them has been at lover prices. United States Ronk
Shares can be bought al I9 per SHARE md The D hem.
lures or New Stock Of that Institution may be ouo,ed
at 81 to l-2. a"o'e'
The quantity of foreign Wheat offering was large.
but ha, ing lew c"1'ry orders an good attendance
OF local buyers business considerable extent was
'ranS'cte and prices OF good SCUM qualities of boh
red and white must be quoted fully Is to Is per a. higher
than this lav sen light,
There better sale for Flour bnt we did not he
{" my advance having been realized either town or
country manufactured.
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VIE above re" AID will be pnid for information that
VIII lead to the conviction OF the person or per-
New Orleans Commercial RnIe,in OF lho le,h ;,",an,
rrpofthS at he Subscriber had entered into couort
rEa'n with John Farret and others under The stvI
" tFgaV, harFe Y Co., for the urpose ofenrrvi ing
beer formed 49, ~ o' nav '''E
~ b he undersigned raHes this opporunit, of in
hhs me pubic, that he is not connected in business
u' my kind, except with his brother
M SAMUEL. l., FOKGAy "a ntoa.:
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r1,EN DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGMENT from lin
i subscriber on Friday evening the e9lh November
last the boy GEORGE, formerly heonging to Messrs
henry and Laurens, and for the last years driving
fGaVsngcrs cart for the Second Municipality George
Is fine looking boy with very open coun,ennncc:
about five feet six inches his the above reward will be-
nn'd TO whoever will lodge him in Of the iaIs Of
this municipality. GAiENNlE
d9-3t - ~ t't>i'ib'
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aF TIL

OFFICE eF THE FIREMANs INSURANCE ca.
x-.r OF New ORLEANS.
VIE Stockholders of this Company are hereby no.
hle'' mat the 10Th instaaent on their stock is dino
mrd PAYABLE on The 9Th Of October next at the office et
''' So'nPaht. sept ~ Ell TRACY.
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nOuBLODNs-340 Mexican aud Patriot Duub.
- looms, for sale by
IA ADVorp


NEW GOODS.
- USH Il AL LEN nre now opening a compIete as-
- sotment Of linen shirts; do cambric, with linen
fronts; linen collars silk, cotton and mrrino under
SHIRTS and drawers: cambria and silk handkcrchipts;
black and fancy cruvnts in great variety; moha scatfs
stocks OF every description elastic and cotton Ss-
penders; silk, cotton aud thread Gloves gene,nen's
hnrseskin gloves
Also-n splendid assortment ofladios and gent.men's
writing desks, dressing Cases, musical boxes, work
hozes, Port Foios, Pcrumey and cutlery ut The RAJ
LAAR, corner Of st. Charles and Common sts d4
NJ ANlFOLD WRlTERS-Wison's improved ma
WI nitold writer's, for copying letters Invoices draw
ings, plans, &c just received at the BAZAAR corner
of ST. Clurles aud Common st.
ID BUSH H. Allan
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10 Yesterday, some pour crentlre,s VINO wished 10
yenhis spleen upon one" hon he hated but dared not
tace, inserted forged advertisement in the Bulletin.
copied below L is certainly and dirty trick
that any fool might play-tl,at gentleman would
be guilty oi-evincing both lack Of and lack 0I
courage Helm, goth inst. ~.
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MAYURA,TY OF NEN ORLEANS

MAiORAlTf OF NEW ORLEANS.
'hE Pr,ce Of hoar being this day $575 per barrel
according to the tariff the bakers will give RI
ounces OF bread for ten cents during the week begin
ming on Monday next, the It'll instant, The Ioaves OF
second quaty, or OF thee for ten ces shall weigh %
per cent more, viz: 43a ouncss.
ma c. GENOIS, Mnyor .
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-05

Shin Plasts,s-Whcn VIC learned the detcrm
nation Ct certain of our banks, who by their charter
were authorised to issue small bills, to do so for
the public convenience, we expressed the general
satisfaction OF the public Il, being relieved from
the nuisance Of small corporation bills. But from
the following resolutions Of the Council of the Sc.
cond Municipality, it will be perceived that new
issue of no less than one hundred thousand dollars
of Gits tro Lts and four bits, and of one, two and
three dollar rags. for which issue there is not the
least necessity. The credit of the Municipality is
certainly good, and we do not believe tina, any loss
will accrue to tho citizens upon the issue, that is to
say, wo feel satisfied, that all the noes presented
Will be redeemed but the smaller notes, fractional
parts OF dollar, are exceedingly inconvonient and
disgusting, and subject to great loss. We have
seen no scarcity yet Of small silver change no at
tempt at boarding five; and ten cent pieces, which
pass very currently for habits and bits arc in great
abundance, and SO are twenty five and fifty cen,
pieces. As to the larger bills, of one, two and three
dollars, We sec no necessity, the Or leans Bank
has already furnished an abundant supply.
Resolved, That the Treasurer e b, and he is hereby
authorised TO issue mites in favor Of the Comp,roller
for the fractional parts of dollar, and for one two
and three dollas provided the amount o, notes issued
under this resolution, shall not exceed une hundred
thousand doIlors said notes be dated LIST December
1885,
Resolved, That all notes issued under the preceding
resolution shall be at all times nedeemed al the rrea-
srefs office, in notes of the banks of the city of New
Orleans, and when said banks shall pay specie said
shall be ,edcemabIe nj The Treasures office in
specis or in the notes Of said hunks, the holder may
require.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES

December 4th, 1899.
shin M,s.,, f N, nMro ne" York, WB Fosdick
shin On.nn. ~ ~ ecn; havfe' |. Mllander
Ship Rajah. Bangs. Liverpool SIP Wbi,nnv
snip 81 Petersburg Trnsk, Liverpool ! u Gi
hr,g Eiratus, Crosby, Liverpool MAJ.
ssohr Mi'issa Farnum Mobile 's'
Steamer United States; Hill, St Louie
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The Nsshrille Rail Road.-Ths important
half distance from this city, and has arrived at
the head west end of Lake Puntcllartrain. The
cars run the whole distH nee. The road is put in
good repair, and ita further progress onward will
cease until tho meeting of tho Legislature TIC
hands, however, VIC understand, will be employed
in cutting timber and clearing out tho road, and
procuring materials to bu Id it. 1t is now within
fourteen or teen miles of the Passe lNanchac
At this place, i. will irtcrstct water and lake
navigation, wht re depot, if erected on 4 proper
plan, will ring 10 the road all immense trade
Then its usefulness to this city, and tho Florida
ction of TIC State. will be seen and fcl, to very
considerable extent. small sum of money, com.
psra1ivcly speaking, will carry it to this point,
which Will afford means of support to assist in it's
further cons ruction-guarantee its practic1bili.y
and test its great utility.
We trust such i report will 10 madr to the L.
gisature, and plan suggest, 10 raise tho further
means of continuing this great work, as will bo
perfectly practicable and meet with legislative
sanction. When it reaches The Passe Manchac.
and depot is once established there, it will bro
duce handsome revenue, at least sufficient to nav
tho interest on the State bonds, and keen down
expenses. 1t will then be object oiIccp intercs,
to the city, aud the section of the State beyond
The revenues nccrung for the last nrc months.
when there was no point TO stop at, but the Prairie
co tagc, is considerable, and increases every sen.
son.
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U. S. BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA,

y. .. DAMN OF fENNS1 LtANlA.
This institution, now the theme of SO much dr.
cussion and remark in both tho political and com.
mercial world, made luminous Report and expo
sc of its affairs to the Comptroller General of
Pennsylvania, the 4th Of November. II appears
to DO IN prosperous condition and has doubtless
contributed more by its financial operations to a.
vert the heavy Icverses in commerce and business,
which has ovcrtakcn the United States, than most
Of tho other state Institutions put together. We
copy tn e following summary Of tho present con-
d.ion of this Bank, from the U. S. Gazette of
tho 25th ul. -
"knowing the inability and Discrimination of
many to investigate for themselves, wo think it
best at once to annex true summary of the Bank
statement Of tho present month, resulting in a
clear surplus OF 1863 909 67 The capital and
oN liabilities Of the Bank. This is tho most
temperate and cfcc.ual reply to ISLANDERS and mis-.
representations. Time will develope and correct
all the macvoent falschoods which arc daily ut
tered against tins noble Pennsylvania institution.
State of the Bank, Nov. 4, 1880.
Bills discounted
personal security, S2o,773,945 81
bunk stock, l49, 90
other security, 1865, 945 SO
domestic bills ex. asa, $50 90
Loan TO Commonwealth, 49l 900. 90
Stock account, 1922, O74 81
Pennsylvania per cents, 3O72, O5O 50
Bonds and mortgages, 313,627 IL
Real estate, 907 Sl2 Sc
Banking houses, 592, $50 &c
Miles King, late Navy Agent, 40, 44I7
Due by the United States, 5267 80
Balance due by State Banks, 4,619947 "a
Notes of State Banks, 1850 1893 81
Specie, l,74S,2S2 A
$66,576,776 &c
Capital stock 35,0OOOO0 90
Dividends unclaimed 6O,5l6 81
Agency London, &c. 8,4U6, 652 5,
Bonds to the United Sta,es 1886 $50 on
Interest OH do 1911 1884 IS
Treasurer of tho United States, 1887 Sd
Dispositions. 1892, 81 10
Circulation
late Bank, 5G7,O4G9O
Bank United States, 4,e32 1888 50
post notes, 7,0l6.6l3 Is
--12, 4lG,073 go
Resulting balance due
Bank U. S. and ogcn.
c;es, 499, 1870 Sc
Surplus, A,sG9 9O9 CT
$66,576,776 26
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-05

NFURMATlON.-Ihe superior of the convent Of
the Sacred Heart, al St Micmels inns the honor to
Iorn the parents of the children conlpd To her care
that the vacation ~ ill commence the 18th of December
at 10 O'Clock in the morning, and terminate the 10Th Of
January.
The steamer Pekn, Captain Strei k, will b. n, ST.
receive hose children destined for New Orleans or The
par'shes below st. Michaes, the day, hetween
and O'clock in the morning, the Wm Robinson will
l2-3t
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rHE JACKSON AND lAcouRsE srRErr cAus

STKEET TNKS
Leave the head Of Jackson street 6 o'clock AM Cam,
street at o'clock At hafpast o'clock they commence to
s'e nom ends every hall hour until 81 O'Clock except.
ahs that lnstea of leaving Canal 81 o'clock the car
will leave there at O'Clock PM.
is particularly requested that gentlemen will not nut
'he'r eet uoa the cushions smoke the cars when udos
present, - ~
Office New Orleans & CnrroIltenl
Rail Road Company, :
October 2ad, 1870 JOHN IIAMpsnS
Chief Engineer a. 4 e. r.
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e A Il K O l. l. L ON

l.sA HOTEL: lssiM
LAVAUD has the honor of informing his friends
- :, and the public in general that he has taken the
Hotel at Carrooc, where no trusts he will receive
e calls OF ms old friends and all lovers Of good cheer
Private parties will be handsomely provided for bv
giving little notice beforehand. He is willing to enter
INTO arrangements with families or Individuals DESTROYS
~ nassihg the summer at Carroton. MOO
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CANDIDATES..

U We authorised 10 announce ,hnt. at the solc;.
taon of large number Of the ci1izsns Of The three
municipalities, Mr.WLLrAM FREREr hns con en,cd to
the presentation Of his name 10 lis fellow citizens n,
the next ensuing election, candidate Tor the office
of Mayor Of the City Of New Orleans.
u Nous sommcs autoris6s announcer ma l.,
dcmande dun grand nombro dcs ctoyens dcs troi.
municipalities Mr.. WILLIAM FnEREr CONSENT
SO presenter CONNIE canddat Ia place do Marie
la prochaine election.
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INFORMATION "anted Of MARY CUNLlN, from
L Wysnade, lrelnnd who This tv two years
ago. from New York by her sister BESS, who has JUS,
arrived. The advertiser, would also like TO Obtain
situation to ,nke of children or as housenaid Ad-
dress the office of the True American, ST. Charles Xxx
change. hess CuNIlN d3-lt+