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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02
From tie BuHulO C0nurrcioI tyrar,;so.


LAMENrABLE OocuRtNcE -Four persons drowned
in Lake Michigan.
We arc Indebted to Mr.. \. H. Gardiner, Of the
steam boat De Wilt Clinton, for the following p,r
tculars lie says: 'On the lllh inst whit. IN
our return trip from Chicago, we 'oppcd IA, Mi l.
"'"Ni' mere is no pier Mt that place, and such
vessels AS touch re- have TO anchor one mil. from
the beach. On the day above mentioned. n ho,,,s
crew, assisting OF Capt. A. II. Sques, |. RIM
Dan, clerk, w. Fosburg, steward, G.. Brown mate
MIR. Johnston, Tho general agent of the Norw.'
gan company, captain of the steamboat Tr,u
brdg', Il stranger, name unknown, and Inys.lf
went on shore at that place Business conuclled
us TO do SO, and it o'clock at night betnrn vo
attempted to return.
When about half way from the shore, tho boat
sWamped, and all were instantly buried in tho lako
II was SO dark that we could hardly distinguish
each other. While in the water was seized viii,
both hands in my ncckcolh by tho Norwcpian. I
attempted to discngagc myself from him, but |
could not and we sank together. When a, the
bottom Sezod one OF the man, hands, and nv.
desperate effort with my hands and feet, freed NV
self and saw him no more:
on coming to the surface chance threw an oar in
my way, which seized, and it gave me Confidence.
Alter few minutes | thrown against IN.
yuw!, and by much oXcrtion got in There WA.
no person in 1t, or near, that | could see Present.
ly saw the arms OF man above tho wafer nc,-
the stern of the boat. 1t turned out to be- CANAAN
Sguircs.
AT this time | was much exhausted, but sill
strong enough to clasp the thwart of the bon,
which prevented my being washed overheard AMIN
But OF The captain lilo some how or other regain.
ed the ynwl, and ran his arm through the Stern
ring bolt The waves were all the while rupninn
over US. After moment spoke, and was answer
cd in u feeble tone by the captain, who made me
repeat my name, so anxious was ho for my safety.
lie must have been much exhausted. Whie in
this situation, tho body of Brown fl,utcd bv. tho |
captain caught hold OF il, but it was washed on, of
his hands, and was iOuHd on shore next morning
In this situation we must have remained oDcr |
an hour-cach cheering the ohrr-until finally The
ca plain SAID, Gardner, call ont, | am gouG Ifl
you reach the shore, tell them where | am, 7 |
iried 10 encourage the captain, and told han saw
iSht' Ito made no answer and | saw has head
hr OWE back as if dead. Iasain called upon lin TO
exert himself, but 10 At this time the Lohl
approached us. TWAS on the shu toward which
sc had been washing all The time, The peoplr-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

Hamburg Rail Road.A train OF 81 cars containing
800 bales cotton, brought down on the rail road ON
Thursday last hy the new locomotive Robert Y lIayup
For few weeks past, from 1900 to 4OUo bales of cotton
per week have been brought down on the road and the
company prepared take at least double that guam
tty on freight.
Since writing the above, we learn that the train of
yesterday consisted Of 80 curs, loaded with upwards of
600 bales : ana that requison for enrty cars was
made, .c number employed in the transportation OF
up freight, was ns'iihclent 10 bring down the cotton
Courier.
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among whom was Mr.. Horace Hungerford- threw
line, which caught, and the boat pulled on
shore, What followed cannot say. When
came to, Twas on board the little steamboat Trow-
bridge, in tho hands Of my rescuers, was the
captain, and alive" :,
We farther learn from Mr.. G. that of the boats
C ew four were lost, viz: Messrs. Randall, Yos-
burgh Brown and the No wegian. The captain
of tho rrowbridge ard the strang r, saved them
selves by swimming. All those who persisted had
on their ovcrcoats and those saved had pulled then,
otf to aid in rowing the boat. Mr.. Brown not
found no had in his coat pocket $4,000 in bills,
and $ 400 in gold Mr.. Gardner, in losing his Goa,
also lost 5000,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

GEORGE SrRAwBRlDGE, Esq. has Resigned his seat
on the Bench Of the Supreme Court. Mr.. Stawbridge
merely accepted the Office to prevent the failure of
court in the Western District, and learn from seve.
raj lawyers, who attended the courts, that he served
long en"u III to cause them regret his determination
Of resigning.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

STATE OF LNUI>IANA-Fir-t Judicial Dis.
~ trict Court-Friday tho llth day of October,
lS39.-Present the Honorable Charles Maurian,
Judge,
Louis +. Canonge VS. his Creditors. No. $685.
On motion Of 4, w. Collens, Esq. Counsel for
james IL. Caldwell, Syndic of the lnsolvenrs cs-
iate and on filing tablcau of distribution hercin
is ordered by the Court that the creditors, and
all others interested shew cause ifuny they have,
within ten days from the publication of this rule,
why said tablcau should not be contorlncd and
homoogated, the funds distributed accordingly,
and said Syndc discharged f,om any further liza
bilitiy in tho premises.
Extract from the Minutes.
AID SIDNEY LEWIS,
n2-3t Deputy Clerk.
f1NTAT DE LA LOUISlANE-Cour du prem,
- icr Distct judiciaire, Vendredi II Oclobrc
lS39-Prcscnt rhoparabo A NJ Buchanan, Juge
Louis Francois Canongc contro SOS Cteanccrs-
No 1898.
Sur motion dc T. W, Collens, Avocat do jaime.
II, Caldwell, Syndic de la falitc de linsovablc
ct lc tab oau dc distribution ayant etc deposG Ell
Cour, il est ordennG par Ia Cour, que les cream
ciers du dit nsolvable on toulcs autres pcrsonne.
intcrcssees acnt ucduire les rasons, sill en- en-
iste, dams les dix ours qui suivront la publication
do rule pour lesquelles lie dit tableau nc SC raj,
pas confirmG ct holnooguG. les fonds dis ribues 81
ct lie dit Syndic decharge dc toutes responsabille.
Extrait dcs Minutes.
AID. SIDNEY LEWIS,
n2-3t DcputG Grefier
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Wesl,a in day or two have small specimens of the
Staten Island scientific granite for exhibition in our
Reading Room. it is represented superior in every
respect to all other qualities and quarry is said to
be ineAhanstibc. In day advertisement in
relation to it will be publishedi iii our paper
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official Dournal Of The % ft1unirtpalttp..
Z PUBLISHED =. =.
Daily Tri-Wcekly 4 Weekly:
NE w OR LEANS:
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ?, 1899.

, Yesterday, ALL SAINTS Days. Ia tout Saint "-wns
celebrated usual at the Catholic burial ground The
usual display and ceremonial of PRAYERS and masses
for the Dead decorations of tombs with flowers and
burning ,apers, took pace in grand sylr. The i'm
pressiveness and moral of the was, however, dc
stroyed by the crowds OF loaers, negroes rowdes and
all manner of people, who Tucked witness the scene
and while they gra,ied their curiosity, noisy marreJ
the solemnlty oftIIe scene.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

We have in our Reading Room, Two beautiful sketch.
Of Ercson's propecrs, and n contrast between n
eteatn ship with side wheels, and the propelIers.
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=. =. 4 LAG SHIP VINO
LnraE iNuIlun Irl,

"1'he 'Sea Gal and tFlvng FISH left Oranre Ii ar
Dor the s OF May rhe latter arrived at Valparaiso
on the l9tl' of May, having parted company with tn.
former off Cape Horn i'll gale Of wind; and though
of June, feel apprehension for her Safety and Ia
king into consideration the constant head winds during
our passage, md our stay at Valparaiso, did con-
slider her of time"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

The Spirit Of the Times "mentiols it as on on dit
in the sporting circles, that Boston has challenged Wag
run tor $4,000, four mile heats, over any course
the latter may designate.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

WASHINaTON BALL ROOM
ST. PHILIP STREET.
BETWEEN ROYAL AND BOURBON STREETS
V1NilE MANAGER Of the Washing ton Ball Room
respectfully informs his friends ard the public, that
the above mentioned establishment will open for the
season, on Monday evening, November 4,, 1889, bya
GRAND DRESS AND MASQUERADE BALL,
and will continue throughout the season every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday evening of each week.
Abundance for Gentlemen, g. 90
New Orleans, Oct Gath, 1889.
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GRAND REAL ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY.
Situated in New Orleans,
TO BE DRAWN ON THE LIST DECEMBER. 1889
IN JACkSONVILLE, Fin.
Under the superintendent OF tho ConmisS ionc,s An.
pointed by the Legislative Assembly of Florida.
SCliMlDT & HAMILTON,
Managers.
Iot,o0o tickets, at l5 scheme price, 81 800 600.
Selling p,ire SEQ per ticket
SYLVESTER & Co.. I56 broadway, NEW YORK
SulG Agents.

W h" receipts OF the snle Of the tickets will he de-
noslted in the Canal, Union Cnrrollon Citizens and
consolidated banks, IN New Orleans in the name of
Louis Schmidt jointly with j. B. p,rronl, nn'nli,
Cashier OF the CnzenS Bunk, aId 4. I,audouiu NO.
tually asher OF the Constituted l,nnk as Trustees
as per act passed be;ole A. Mnzurea, Esq. Not pnb
on the I'd May 1889, aud the properties transferred t
the above mentioned gentlemen umiucup.bercd No
FRI stecs, for the security of the fortunate prize bol
dcrs. f '''
In New York the monies will be teposited in III.
Phoenix Bank to the credit OF the above named : CIV
Banks Of New Oreuus. my
The PnnIic are referred to the acts passed helm.
A. Maznreau, Esq. Not. Pui in relation to the nyon
per,es which embrace the respective prizes in ,br
Lottery. " "
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Mail Resula,ia,,s.

Rfail Rczulaiis,as.
1Ae 0rea4 Eastern Mail ia closed .v.r, ,,. :, w
o'clock a. NJ. IL due ever, day at 4 r. Nj. =
re Leg Vna tva Covington, La) is closed every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at o,cIock a ~
aSe every Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday,, u,
71s Louisville or River MAJ Is c,o se5 .,a., ,to
gay, "wednesday, md Saturday, at 3 P. N. Is Sent
,;.a. .euansd by steamboats, Arrives egularly three
r.. re bny0M Sara or Coast Maii is closed every
BY steamboats -, - S'"' anu returned
1Ae -aleraadria Red Rirer Mail ia sen, irrepu.
ass'y by STEAMBOATS, twice a week. s"'
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL.
s% :;s;;:;, and Clos. at o'clock, PM
COAST MAIL
saturday, s"s,,sy and c'o.e.n, 3 o'clock. P. NJ.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

The "Sea GW"-ApRrchcnsion having been ex
petition to allay any unr.Sncss that might be let by
the friends of her officers and crew. il is deemed proper
TO publish the following extract from letter addressed
to the Navy Drpnrinmn',ty Lieut.. Wilkes, commanding
the Exploring Expedition, bearing date
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

l La etc amcn6 a la gcolc dc la secondo Mum
L lite une jcune negres d'cnviron - ans, NOM
NEE SAliRA, Gle dit appartcnir M Hunt.
lie proprI6 ARE de la ditc esclave est pri6 dc ve
mir Ia rcclamcr en- prouvant 50 pro'rlt'e ct en- pa
yant les rafs. I. HARPER,
| 10 oct Capita no do In Cn,,lc
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Z A 4 K q Ii. TON

Gii# HOTEL. lE:i@.
La AUD has the honor OF informing his friends
~ and the public in general, that he has taken The
notfl at CarrOltor, where no trusts he will receive
we calls OF his old friends and all lovers of good cheer
[Hvate parties Will be hand somely provided for by
giving little nace beforehand He is Willing t
INTO arrangements with families or individuals DESTROYS
81 passing the summer ut Carroilton. m2O
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FOR NEW YDRk-ltcgnlar Packet.
sllolmcs' Line of Packcts.'

Holmes Line OF Packets.
W TO sui on the 4h inst.
III The packet ship ALABAMA, Berry, mas
Gh.t. the balance OF her cargo, say $50 bales cot
NJ ACOUEN, 90 Common st
The packet ship Vicksburg will succeed the Alas
bonla, and sail on her regular day.
1 IQuORS-7 pipes Holland Gi; IS hrs don este
IL Gin; also, u lrs domestic Brandy, in store Tor
sale by
n2 JTHAYER Il co., Poydrns st
THNEAS--20 chests Powchong, Is do Sourhong, aud
l. sixty I3 lbs boxes Gunrowder Tea, in store for
L2 JTHAYER & Co, "A poydros st
8 PERM CANDIES-lOO hoxes in store. fol sale by
- NJ J"HAYER & Co, "A Poydras st
= PERM OIl.-eo casks in store, for sale by
- n! JTIIAYEIt & Co, "A roydras st
EOAP-2OO boxes Robbins : Soap, in store, tor
no JTIlAyER & Co. "A Poy1ras st
NADDER-6 casks in store, for sale BY
Nl NJ JTHAiER 4 Co, "a poydrnys st
DlOspEORUS-2 lbs landing from llavre, #,
l. sale by II BONNABEL,
oSl d Tchaptouls
NJ USTARD-lnt tin canisters, from lexington, u su.
~ OBJ pe'or article for sale by II q RoEHAmGh
Z GALES & WtIGHTS-An assortment Of differ
sale by ii BONNABEI.
OBJ 43 TchoutouI, s ct
| r..nin H. ol--i" jugs "',u n ',f'IS, ,hmIhg and
OBJ 43 Tcm,%toulas st
IT MBKEILAS-A large assortment of Tuf;,a md
u Silk Umbrellas, OF all sizes for sale Lv ut"
GOSSIP Il Co.
al N"'a'' 'I rnS fash'onnhr iiat'ers, und
~ 'N."''se 'i"'G1, - ohnrlcs 81
ktNi>S Sc-Ju>, landing from ship Charlen,ngne,
a fresh supply OF Trunks, Vaisrs and Hat Cases
Tor sale by gossip Co.
| itorv &.
ar '''' III: .'"'! n hSi'onanle lintters, under
~ HN'"""se ''"'e'' - Charles st
| - HIKES, Nc-A large and general assortment Of
tin s, % rs ,"Nerc'e's, OF various
'' ''' ,;nSs-,p
| Naval N;li,,ry & r,,L;nI a. ~ Ni ~
OBJ Exct,,ge Hotel st Charles st '''''
EeO\NEES-, few cases AZ Pu,C,e. ,r ~, ,.,,a,
l. patterns and best quality, for sale whulcsn - r rs
Ia" ny N,.,, ur,, GOSSIP Co.
-, Nt'" ',il',f! X ,Si' enable iint'ers, under
OBJ f.NCnallSr il"ttl, = Charles st
Al>-ihr subscribers havr received and are re-.
ceving by every packet "A arc. snnnl f n ~. '
ion and best mnnnIr,nr "II ,o VI ',,t nts' 'asf"
li, to the citizens and uub ;r yencll o'e oi ''Ilrc
tUSSIit VI SAFE oy
Naval. Military & Eo.h;nn,iio ~ n' w.
o3l E,rhnnrr uunl =, |,h, ,ri,s'' "h"er
,Pn g00 I-,--- -, ~ -H--- .
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WAS brought to the police prison Of the ID Num-
w cpalitv,n negro girl named SAiiRA, about ~
years Of age; saws she belongs to Mr. Hunt.
The Of sand slave will please call prove prop
ery, pay charges, and take her away.
IL l. HARPER,
OLE Captain of the Watch.
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J Il W IN TEX,
o29 Isl Lieut.. &c la gardc dc mutt.
IS.

AVIS.
TONFORMEM EMF h unc Resolution lu Con-
~ sell passG lie Is cournnl, lou,os pcrsonnes in
det,6s la Municipat6 No. 2, sont par ccs pre-
scntes notifies dc fare Placement sur avant 10
premier lundi de Novembrc,--a &C temps 10 Tre-
sorier etant obIigG dc placer en- process toutcs
quotes adustGs.
THOS. SLOO, Jr,
o29 TrGsoricr de Ia Municipate No.2.
La Nouvcllo Orleans "a Octo6rc, 1899
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NOrICE.-Ihe undersigned, having been duly APP
pointed by the Honorable hcPari,h Court in and
for the Parish and City Of New Orlsns, Comns Sioner-
estimate aud the damage md expense of open
ing and continuing ST. Thomas street in sira hi line
from Sn2ciIs 10 AnnunL iniInn she have made their
estimate and assessment, and have rpo-iie1 copy
thereof, together with the plan, IN he Office of the Clerk
Of said Court, for the inspcconof al whom 4, may
concern,
And public notice is hereby givn, that said estimate
aud vii be presented o said Cunrl Tor con
frmnon GA Wcine s,ny tn. 20tliN"yemheJ, 1889 and
ali persons Interested in property .tuaad on ), homns
It's vicinity, hereby fotited make their
oIcr tons If any have sal estimate and assess
or before the ninth dny November next.
William L.. lioge,)
J. u, Gcnuis, } CoInniiss toner's
,3io. William T. Hep,
New Orleans, Oct. 9Th, 1880.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
The will at the same hours ms in The week
Snui ectnck Pm. when Locomotive will leave CaroIlt0u
every hour until o'clock, PM New Orleans every hour
uut o'clock PM
An extra Horse Car be obtained before 10 o'clock
BY paying dollars for the Trip After is O'Clock p NJ
J 10 dollars will he charged.
Persons going by Steam Car provide themselves
with Tickets the conductor positive directions NOT to
receive money in lieu thereof
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE sTREETCARs
Leave the head Of Jackson 81 o'clock AM Caua
street at o'clock At hafpast o'clock they commence 20
leave both ends half hour, until 81 o'clock NJ except
Ing that instead of Canal o'clock the
will leave there at O'Clock PM.
It's particularly requested that gentlemen will no, put
the'r eet upon the cushions smoke the cars ucs
are present.
Office NewO Orleans & Carrolton
Rail Road Company, )
October ODD, 1889. JOHN HAMPSON
Chief Engineer n. O \ CT C.
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FOR TIE ArrAkApAS, BY seal
c nns '' Gs Gs'H % riS s.'. e.. shh.
srsls.rse:sEgs-- opposite Custom House street, for
New Iberia and all intermediate landings on the Techc
next Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock. For freight or
passage apply IN board or to
LAlDI.AW, &c Camp ct
The rornorhch will hereafter depart every ten days
successive y; in the interim, ei=i, Of goods can always
be secured tn application to the consgnec.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

}OTTi.ES-Porter and Madeira bottles in store FIR
sal' Try ii CCAMM.tCK Il Co.
o. Bank place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

ENLOUR-700 hhls superfne Flour, made from new
wheat, foI sale by G DORSEY,
4 % A New I.evee
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To. Morrow,-THE GAMBLERS FATE.

u Doors open al ! past G-perfornances to common
att o'clock.n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

NEW MlJSIC-!ecriyed pcr AdrI,;L. -
~ Philadelphia, flowing Piano mus. ''oh'
Tie Deum La,,dt by Jackson, with a, .o.o
paniment for gan ''"'~
Tins nth is thrt tor you, love, and mo. . d.,
lad, by + Mo- ''
Come, yc Discue sacred song. NV u n,,,,o
'a'm nso "d h tst, s@ song by Mr. DempsIer4
love lorcver;nte for piano or hmm h n
Meinrke F' y,
If thou has era Hover written by Miss Hs-
man; comDc & Nleineke
The Monkey'sins ;by Sacco, The Gd,u.x
Old Rosin thea southern ballad
The nice YOUR; a comic song
Air iii il troci Egi,to
Gafopades.- ese air; We're n, Nodd;,. IVY.
ne,,s OF s,'So"fg; lie Petit Tsmbour,
Understanding Over the wa,e, In tr,,.,
When liza "Ikens; RUM des Vaches
I,asain .n'i.he!is are coming; Aurora;
Ihe SorselGhw Gosa Itara; La Paysanne,
ManouIi'and Brandon Spring Waltz
new supply olpahish dultsr instruction.
Books by QUO land great assortment NJ all ,,o
new piano and eieces, by 80 '''o
JOHNS go,
o1-iw li st ChuTles and Cn,,,,,, go.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

After which,
RAISING THE WIND.
Jeremy Diddler, = j: Mr.. &. BARRETT.
FeignwOuld, :: s. CoWELL,
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AJ'iAR-5O bills Loaf Sugar IL store and for Sale
~ by THAYER e. Co,
ID "a Poydras st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

II lCE-80 bulls in store and Tor sale b.
JTHAYER & Co.
OC "a
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)ciNlSE-'.andns from ship Iubcon, 900 OF
~ Snlphale Of Quni4.e in 6 or and or walls. for
"nn.ssa'e or retail by BDNNABEI
oI<- AZ Trhpni,ouIas
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

IOLD: SILVER AND TIN FOIL. for nen,is,s.-
~ English Dentists Instruments, Scariis ators md
by ii BOSNABEi 'eo
or i3 Tchapitoulus st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

~ HiSKEY- 300 Bis landing from steamer Gerard
W and for sale by GDORSEY.
% Al New I,eyee
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hAKIH-rrepared expressly for Confertioners &
- ladies' dreSses Just received by shin Knc,p .nd
i"r wholesale or retail by II BONNABEl,
az AZ 'Tchapitouas st
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Eor the Interior.
FOR BAYOU SARA

FOR BAYOU SARA
Reguh,r Pachtt.
b. f'Hfs7Nss1 "a The splendid passenger Steamboat
tr.l.l ~ BRILLIANT, jesse Hart master
y. 49, 81 will Leave New Orleans every We'd
uesdav al lG o'clock A. NJ. for Bayou Sara & every
Saturday IL u'clck A. NJ taking Inc cons, down on
sunday For freight or passage apply to Capt. Hart
on board
tth!I ADAMS & WlIITAlL
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-02

TINO PARTNERSHIPS received at the N, Oreore
L Press anu Type Agency, 81 Camp street, Imner,l
Brass rule, Stands, Cuses, Nc.
Also, very extensive assortment of News and lob
Type The latter article ARE selling n, reduced ,,,;
LAWRENCE & Hill,
City pnpcrs--Natchez Free Trader Ravmord Times
s'ss- t"elI'S'ncer, and Tesgr aph, Houston lT.ssh
will please mseit three hines. DIM,
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ONION PORTER of s,,, erior quality, for sale h.
- ":4 II CCAMMACk 4 Co, Bank pl, ce
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Nv hAtilNh PAPER 2O0 reanes DOUBLE 200 do
~ single W,ap7ng PAPER, landing from brig Gen.
Ry an, and for sale bv JTHAYFR A. e. "'"
T. OS -
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~ sale by JTHAYER A. C,n 'o'
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ARD-;333 kegs Leaf Lard landing from steamboat
- Cherokee, for sale ty q DORSEY
oIS At Nsw ev.o
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FOR NlCKSBURG,
And all immediate landings
b. ~F<IZP H. The steamboat & IL q G. IL l. VI A ,
1.tt;l .4,TCapt Matthew'S, will leave the landing
1900 5s 81 opposite Custom House street, on
Monday afternoon ut o'rork precisely. For freight
or passage, apply on board, or To
OI9 L LiIDIAW 66 Camnt Of
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M ISiA"b-Lexingren Mustard in half pound
Az cahislers, landing and fer >nIe nv II EDNNtBEl
tGl corner Nalcllr. and rlLaniinn las l.
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SIXrf bags old st. jag" Coffee, S wears old: 100
~ ta!es Gross Hemp Ban pieces Kentucky Bag
00 coils Bale Rope; 5cos Grass Rope, ma 2l bnes
flmento, IN store and for salehy ABlJAlI FISK,
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REANS-20 bbls white Beans, first rate article
- Tor Gale by DORSEY,
=, W Al New l.eyee
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fOLORk.p flNG PAPERS-Now Isudnr
- from shipl'de. an invoice Ct fine rnln,a5
Printing Pape,a lot Of Printing rnuer - 80
which will be the lowest rates. -
"a MEX FnWAR, 49 Camu :,
~ lilShEhtlsln store, hr sale l.,
W ol9 Dorsey. liNuw Lc,r.
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GAS LIGHT AND BANNING COMPANY
GAS DEPARTMENT, October Dist, 1899
yoke 4, c 'Ai-'rhe price Of Coke has been fixed
~ Tor the ensuing season, At fifty per barrel, in
the Gas Works yard, and, taken in quantities of one
hundred barrels, will he delivered fee If cnr,nge.
The superiority vi the Coke Tor fuel being easy of
ignition aud free from any unpleasant smell or sl,oke
should induce every family to make of it.
Coal viii be furnished usual to regular customers
Older. received at the Gas ltiice, Bank Alley,
Oh T. W WELLS Secretary
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CAMP STREET THEATRE.

NtANE SlEtEEl LII 1iA lk4 r..
First appearance this season Of .. e.
J.H. BARTON and G. BARRETT
This evening will be performed the
LADY OF / YUNS.
Claude Melnot, This first appearance in that
charac,er,in this city,C'.: Mr.. BARTON.
Heneral Damas, !: G. BARRETT.
Pauline, o.: :: Mrs. STUART.
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pORTER-32 casks Barclays Brown Stout Porter,
L for sale by nc CAMNACK a. CO
D.,
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AKI!-6VU Kegs leaf Lard in Store. for sale Nv
- OIL DORSEY, Al New icyea
nut lER-l'O Kegs Go, hen and Western in store
,,'or sue ny q DORSEY,
4 No.