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Litchfield enquirer., 1839-02-14

n a whiR wers bora in the sea no would b gnd.
eem.-Ps. Dsmecraf tr TE
a shark were hnFn on land he would be aub.tssaA
suFer--L Louisville JeWraal. lT7Ti
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-02-14

them in triumph through the town. The
wretched Eudoxia. on discovering the treach.
cry. of her lover, has fallen into state of
complete abandonment, and is believed to
have entirely lost her senses. Mustapha has
taken her INFO his palace. and ordered that
every care her dep!orable condition requires
shall be lavished on her." ... ..... ...-
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-02-14

We cannot account Tor the rise in the price oflsst
er.-Lgan Record e
We can. The leR-treasursrs are using up shoe-
most complete exhaustion. E.oaSseills JoarAaL
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-02-14

In what school did Mr.. Van Barren learn tho art d
Intrigue f-lMiss Herald.
He took II materially, Just 10 duck does b swim
ming OF snb.iFeasuTsr 20 stealing Je9S.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19
Recorders Office, Second Municipality.
reports of Day Police and Night Watch.

Ionn Ferguson found ON Delord street. laying liter
ally used up from the Use of nlchohul.- Dscharsed.
Martin -, arrested AT the request of Thos Welhen
Tor Trying to force open his door, the corner of Com
merce and Girnd streets. l2 u'ciork-Discharsed
"il'nW Baylry, arrested on Magazine street found
drunS and would give account of himself: al SO re-
FUSED 10 give his na'nc.-Discharsed.
fa1rlck NcCukcan, Thomas COok, arrested on Front
street. for fighting and disturbing the pcace-Cook ut
tempted to rescue the prisoner. Discharged
Harry, arrested IN Edward street; found drunk. had
no pass says he belongs to Mr.. I,arderv.
William Stevens, arrested on the leyee aseoD ON n
pile ct wood--Sont to prison 80 DAYS
william Norton, arrested On BENJAMIN street. for
beng drunk and very abusive the watchmun-Dis.
charged.
Discharged.
George Gross, found the I.evcc, in,oxicucd-Dis.
charged
John w. ll"fnnn, arrested on the Ievec FIR false
ranpng to deceive the wnt, hnnn-r0 b. vnucieI for
r., FRANCIS imr'unt, fourd IN oydras stce, used NJ.
Discharged. ''
Johh Maroon, arrested on Union street, as danger
Gus ana suspicious person. and for lting the watch
MN on his enty.-Dischnrgrd.
Patrick Kane, arrested ON the Leyee. (ound |, ;,g
drunk -Dischnrged. gro
Lawrence Reynolds, arrested on Gravier street, living
drunk rs usuaI.-Ds, harged
=, DcR, arrested on Camp street snys he belongs 10
Mr.. PeIovrr; hod no PASS,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19

We are happy, Mr.. President, to have found nn OPP
portunity give you proof Of our high consideration
for establishment which you preside, and to
have been abe the time arrest the disastrous
effect which this refusal OF acceptance on tile part of
Nlessrs Ho,tingeurs, was beginning produce in our
place. IA we'll as in LYONS, by many holders Of your
bills, WHO pre- sed by their necessities to uediae
realization Of their funds, We're offering to part with
these securities al loss over the disco
We shall correspond with Mr. Jauaon in every thing
concerning acceptances your accent, in con-
frmitv to li request made to us, that shall not
he obliged to,rouble pou with details relative to this
operation ts Vt in case OF instructions your
part, - ~
| ~ B. ,ou, Mr.. President. assurances Of our
+ g. iced consideration.
,.>lgnrd, "
DE iOTHSCHILD, freres.
A. DE iDrHSCHILD.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19

Murder.-Two or three dav" .'inee' "'u'"o'
was committed at Pass c.. ,s,an, State OF MISS
s,ypi. We have nc, able to get at the port
culars but as far we have 1earncd, thew
~. lows:
&. man by the uamc Of Bradley, who about two
years ago, shot Captain Baker, mis,aking him for
Captain Swilsr, with whom he had some difficulty
in Mobile, shot three four mules, bclon cling to
Nj Finley Hcarn, Of Pass Christian, under tho
! ..etext, perhaps, that tho mules had broken into
his enclosure Mr.. lIearn obtained a warrant
against Bradley, and Mr.. Batson, to whom the
warrant was addressed, went to Bradlcys house to
arrest him. Bradley seeing Batson approach in
company with Hearn, threatened to shoot them
if they advanced any further. Upon this, Mr.. Bat.
son turned to Herrn, and told him have tami.
ly dependent upon mo for support, and ! cannot
risk my life by proceeding saying this he turned
to 60 away, when he received the fire of Bradley
from a musket loaded with buck shot. Hearn
who had rifle with him, Immediately fired at
Bradley, and thinks he wouded him. but the assas
sin escaped into the woods Twenty Citizens of
this place, with whom Bason was favoritc are in
pursuit Of Bradley, and will take him dead or alive,
Dull II ls very Prooaoic mat 10 IS now in this city,
preparing for French leave taking of this coun-
try.
Mr. Batson was Immediately put on board of a
steamboat for this city, with the view Of obtaining
| medical assistance, but wo regret to say, that he
| died of his wounds in short time wh;lo PASSING
through the Rcgoets.
We trust our police will be on the look out 70,
Bradley to tho h ads of which h1>nust be wei
| known.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19

Comp.-That beautiful and most particularly
we'll educated horse, Mazeppa, proposes for ben.
eft this evening, and those who have Witnessed
his excellent performance, will not only say that
he is deserving benefit, but that they will take
ticket to insure it. Mazcppa, has very judiciou.y
selected for the occasion, tho splendid drama of
Joan of Arc, the first act Of the play of Mazeppa
and Ell Hyder, three grand equestrian pieces, in
which he will himself perform the principal parts
Mr. Franklin. will assist his horse Muzcppa on
tho grand occasion, and he has done every thing
in his power TO please the public ior few niphts
past, the public in common justice should try and
crafty him to night.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19
Correspondence of the Philad: U. $. Gazette.

New YORK, Thursday, +. NJ.
Things in evrryrespcct continue to look as favorable
rs yesterday, except in politics. and in these
implicitly beaten, without even the consolation
to ourselves in former wears of fraudulent voters
d weather, for we had fine weather and fair is Il.
is not to he wondered AT, that and ignorance
triumph virtue and intelligence in a large
&c this, where the ma oritv of tie iuwcr class are
- lowest class OF foreigners.
Jrnnr.,r told Ia truth in his life. il
II" said tina, with our institutions "la'gc cities
on the body pn'i,ic.'' Our the
rs throughout the state, an. We trust
oh'"" N hig mnjur.t; u the lie,
- generally nrrovAi -. ,.,. ,,,,p,ioh If
3 sank shares, which Il, the first bnr,l to G5 r
decline OF about SO per share: At the second bo,rJ
however sales were made at g. days; Delaware and
Hudson 50. anu
United States Bank shares ranged 10 dov from G5 IN
b"n which latt prl"e IS shares we've solo; Delaware
and ilndson 5! - 34; Trust Company, 80 - IN
~ IL; Canton o. 23n2i Kentucky 6}l6} l-o; $1,000
Treasury noes brought 20 -.
] here is much more enquiry for Southern exchanges
though rites remain about the same. Bills on France
have been sold AT $50 and Hamburg at - The
banks have been selling largely sterling bills at IL:
premium.
In merchandise l hive nothing to notice. What
hans' ctons hive occurred were without the smallest
variation in prices from former days.
There is no marine intelligence that YOU are not al
ready IN possession of.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19

1852 Wing ma orty.
The towns of Schodack and Stephcntown re
main to be heard from, which will reduce the ma.
jority down to about $50.
sULLlvsN COUNTY.
B. St. John, Wing, has'hoen elected to tie AS
scmbly from this county by l0S majority, b.ing
Wing gain.
Four o'clock-By the boat fromE. any We are
enabled to give the following additional ne.
From the Albany Evening journal. *
The Confict--7he Fictory.-The Elk Regency
made desperate effort to recover their lost asce'R
dency over the capitol the empire state. But
they were galant!y met and triumphantly beaten.
The city and county of Albany stands up pro;u.aiy
among the strongest and trucst in the state The
Van Buren, party have witnessed the first. second
and third "sobcr thoughts of the Frcemcn Of NJ
bany. We now ,oast Wing majority of Seven
Hundred, which in 1910, will be swcled to a tbuu'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19
MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK STOCK AN MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK AN MONEY MARKET.
November 6.
1t is gratifying say that ii oson of our money mar
ket continues promising Ga Yesterday.
Specie, which still flows ia ", commanding the smallest
premium, is paid INTO the t. Stocks generally imp, owed
though few rccede tank to G4 at the first board
which was afterwards SCI secand e.. days. At the
latter, ransnc tons too, in Delaware and Hudson
SO. North American r mixing Co. 6l3 Sunday
Sales of sterling eI re made a conside rabIe
amqhnt by the banks 3 PREM Bills on France sold
generally at $50. and iIamlug S. The packet
ship Patrick Henry, which sas$ day, (Fday) has
specie board. and is principally i.~-n " nth flour
There much inquiry for drafts South1 States. The
discount Philadelphia is iei 13 New Orleans asa Mo-
bile I5lMlG Union Bank post 3H3 SalcS of Tresu-
notes at Wy
Not much doug in notes Country safety fund
W NIX not per discount md red back
he opinion expressed by the judges Of the SUI
prcme Court the c"nsn, onaly of the General Bank ing
law under hch the issuing the latter
lied caused some little difficulty in the purchase of their
carly the day which, however subsequently passed
away aud which the brokers tako them emnned
as before O0n barrels of flour bought S554 5G24
the latter price but for small proportion.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19

5 Il 10 j = II -
In the city Of Hudson, tho Wings had major |
ty Of 80 for Governor in 1888; they have now
majority Of EIGlTY-TWO.
tEfset down old Columbia for 200 Wing ma
jority. M ."
From the Troy Wing Ertra-Nou. I,
VOIC l. OF RENSSELAER,.
Tho people Of this city and county have acain
proclaimed IN LANGUAGE THAT CANNOT
BE 5MISUNDERST Cd. their condemnation of
the measures Of MIR. Van Burcn's admins ration.
At three essive elections, the people of Rcnsse-
lear lave declared by increased maorties at each
trial, that they tired Of government experiments
upon the currcncy-that they arc opposed to the
whole policy of the present administration
that they are determined to rid the countr' ~, u,
present rulers-and it must now be Il
by the "arch n,rguer" himself T., = 49,
/ THIRD thouglis'-whethcr ....,.t. ,., are
most certainly, 'EFFICI y "., -
We have only tiprl,. IF 4..our, to con-
graduate our w! f. 49,. me glorious re
suit. 1t W. ., ",-s..' 3 entire Wing County
Tick t--. .,u,.n ,,Jrity of over SIX HUN
. DE tru 49, ...,.!
~ .,. The Scnatoia ticket about thu
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19

,,vs =. l., 9. ;:,ans,cy and family. Bourp md
"yc = u sn stnas Wliam FreIson ne.sr TanIs si
m 1weh Thompson; Reese: Wnrny Hoffman, Tavor A
scmcsr h 1a!s Hughes; Dosey eight way pas
and , sivam M,,t.o Peeon and ,dy Mr. Maynn
Lady Rossean. Runnne ton Jhayer Tbomn,o, ana
GraGn E',,st"n Huntington; Mr. Fonan Thrift SWIM CAM
49,. MEMORANDA
No further news from the river. .'.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19

The docket Of the court of criminal sessions in
New York. opened for the present month, prosen.
ted 80 cases. Among which are killing arson
l; attempt to kill | robbing 4 forgery | ; burg
larry 6; grand larceny Is; pel. larceny ID ; as
sault and battery 9, &c.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19

u he receipts OF the sale of the tickets will be de-
ro-'led in the Canal. Union Carrolton, Citizens and
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans in the npm, uf
Louis Schmidt Jointly with J. Is. Perruult pcuully
Cashier OF he Cltizen's Bank, and 4. BauIoun me-
lunll' asher the Cons iidaied Bank us rrs,rrs
as per act passed "'ole A. Mnzureau, Esq. Not pnb
on me :" Nay '6', and the properties irnn'ier ", 10
the above mentioned gentlemen unihcumberyd ~.
FRI sees, for the security OF the fortunate prize ho
ders. "
In New York the monies will be deposited in The
Phoenix Bank the Lredt OF the above named :, r,,
Banks of New urIeaus. ny
The P"blic are referred to the acts passed Define
a. Nlaznreau Esq. Not. Pub in relation to the prop
pert'es winch embrace the respective prizes in the
lOlierN. ~ ''e
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19
AND NEW YEARS GIFTS !,

Ve'anoah, ST. Charles Theatre, Campt Street
Theatre, CaldwePs St. Charles Arcade H.
tets, Stores, Dwellings. &c. &c.
CAPITAL PRIZES!.!
Leuisidna Grand Real Estate and Stock Io,,s~;..
By authority of a law Of the State of Lousion,
~ ,r IS 9th March. 1928.
CALDWELL, OAKEY L. PRITCHApD
Managers and Proprietors
which adorn the city Of New Orleans and are tho nr
IT. IT. 'nhnbi'anis-the VerandA,, ST. Chnrl.s street
Theatre, American Camp Street Theatre, Caldwell',
81. h,res Arcade, with Hotels, DIV cling HuuSes
Stores, building |. Is. many entire squares Of CronJ
&c&c, arc ready for transfer the holders Of nrze
ticke:s VI f''Ae
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19

A great fire occurred on tho 9th ulto at Chica-
60, by which nineteen buildings were burnt. Some
att ibu,e the fire to incendiaries. The loss is es,i
mated at from $4,000 to $ 100000.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19

Abolitionism.-Th Ticket set up and supported
by the fanatcal faction, says Major Noah, all told,
counted too hundred, in population of 100000
souls.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19
NE>s OR LEAN~s:
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1899.

Distinguished Stranger On the list of arr.
walls, putting up at the St. Charles Hotel, wee see
The name Of Louis Napelcnn Bonapar,e.
We had the qualification of looking at his Highs
ness for few minutes, last nights he certainly
has very much the appearance Off Prince.
He has taken elegant suite of rooms at tbs
Hotel and the many admirers OF tho great Napo'
loan will have an opportunity of paying their re-
pee 8 to enc of his illusrious family.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19

Elk Governor George M. Troupe, is recommcn.
ded in tho Millcdgcvle Journal as candidate for
the Presidency.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19
From the Metropolt.
Take the RUBY Wine Away.

FROM he 4betr0pOkts
Take the Ruby Wine Away.
Bring me forth The cup gold,
Cha. Ell by Druid han of oil,
Filled from yonder fountains breast,
Where the waters are ut rest;&
This for me-in 'yous hour,
This for me-in heaut,'s bower,
This for me in manho"d's prime,
This for me-in-lite's decline.
Bring me forth the humber horn,
Filled by hunters hand at morn,
From the crystal spring that flows
Underneath, the blooming rose;
Where the violet loves 10 sip,
Where the lily cools her lip;
Bring me this-and will say,
Take the ruby wine away
Take away the damning drausht,
BY the bacchanalian qnnfl:d!
Take away the liquid death,
Serpents nestle in its breath,
Terror rides upon its food,
Vice surrounds its brim of blood,
Sorrow in its bosom stings,
Sorrow buoyed On pleasures wings.
Dip the bucket in the we'll,
Where the trout delights to dwell
Where the sparkling waters sings,
As it bubbles from the springs
Where the hreezes whisper sweet,
Where the happy childrun meet,
Draw. and let the draught he mine.
Take away the rosy wine !
Washington, 1899.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19
SHIPPING.
coastWlse.

III, The fast sailing Pncke, ship VlCKSBURG,
,lS4fA Bunker MASTER having three Iourths of her
.xAAA-.E2 cargo aged, will sail asnbove, and wants
.50 bales cotton. For freight passage, having elr
giant accommodations apply to the captain on board
two tiers below the Vegetable market, or to
MIG ACOIEN, 81 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19

G5 CARO- ,,en n1roS IN
~ LAVAUD has the honor Of informing his friends
~ and the public in general 1hnt he has taken the
Hotel at Carrolltou, where no trusts he will receive
the calls Of his old friends and all lovers of good cheer
Private parties will be handsomely provided for by
giving little notice beforehand. He willing to enter
into arrangements with families ulr iduaIs DESTROYS
~ passing the summer at Carrollton. moo
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19
THIRD SENATE DISTRICT.
The maioritie., as reported, for Senators ir

Delaware and Schohaue, to be heard fro, ,ruv
together will not exceed 1000 I.ocofocorr tn sen.
ate ds'fItt ls-occted by large majority
SARATOGA COUNTY,
In 1899. Wing 1925, Loccfoco IS; in 1885, 243,
Locofoco 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19

" u l.. U. CANINE, ct the solicitation of many of his
friends, has consented to become candidate for the
office of Mayor Of this city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19

u We authorised to that, at the solici
taton of lurse number Of the citizens o! the three
municipalities, Mr.WILLIAM FREREr has consented to
the presentation of his to his fellow citizens at
the next ensuing election candidate for the office
Of Mayor OF the City of New Orleans.
u Nous sommes autorises a announcer qua Ia
deiDande dun grand nombrc dcs citoycns dcs trois
municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FRERET a CONSENT a
Sc presenter CONNIE candldat la place dc Marie a
| In procIaine election.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19
FORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

CIEARANCES.
..... November ish, 1880
Ship Yszoo. Trask New York, Smith & Voorhees,
Brig Grand Turk. Winslow, ] sIaper
Scht LhZaDeh CarliSle, Downie, Tampa Bay, Master
ARRIVALS.
November lel, 1S30
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19

a letter from Syracuse, in tho Albany Evening
journal, says, that the Wings wer, sure of t,
county by 800 minority.
In Syr~cusc, the estimated Wing majority was
fifty.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19
BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, sc

, 4 j. j. y 3 f.
81 GRAND
REAL ESTATE LOTTERY
OF PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW ORLEANS.
sCHMlDT& HAMILTON, Managers
Offices under The Ternndah, Corner Of 81. charles
and Common Streets, and No. lOi Chartres Street,
betreen Cont and st. Louis Streets.
WITH view of meeting the wishes of our friends
we have the pleasure Of announcing to the pub
lie that this Lottery, by authority of the State OF Louis
iana, will he drawn at the City Exchange, in St. Louis
in New Orleans.
The drawing will, without fail, begin the lst Del
cember next.
Our agents throughout the union, will cause the above
to be inserted once in of the newspapers of their
respective residences, and charge the expenses in
| account.
| nG-tdl SCHMIDT & HAMILTON.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19
MOBILE SUFFERERS.

| a: a meeting Of the General Committee for tho
relief of the suffering poor by the late conf ,gra.
lions in Mob To-
Z. W. Camm 'ck, Treasurer, reported the fol
lowing as the result of the affairs entrusted to the
Committee by the general public meeting of the
10th U!timo:
Received at the different meeting. Of tho
General Committee, from its MEM
bcr., S67l0 81
Cash RENTED on 18th uit., $4,000
= RENTED on 9Th ult., 1901 &c
" paid for produce remit.
ted, in obedience to re-.
quest Of the Mayor Of Mo-
bile; 600 so
Balance on hand to be rcmit-
ted llOS 4S-SG 7IO %
After which, it was
Resolved That tho balance on hand,-
Sl,l0S 4e--be forthwith RENTED to the Mayor
and Aldermen OF Mobile.
Resolved, That the thanks of the Committee
be rendered the Press of New Orleans, for their
very liberal and prompt publication Of the proceed
ings Of te general public, and the procc cdings of
this Committee.
On motion of Robert Layton, Esq.
Resolved, That the thanks of the mcetinr he
accorded to tho President, Vice President, and
Secretary, for their prompt attention in carving
out the object Of the original pubic meeting,
Resolved that the thanks of this meeting be ten.
dcred to John Hewlett, E.q, for the use of his
committee room.
Resolved, That this meet ng do adjourn sine
die.
JAMES. II. CALDWELL. Pres dent.
PETER LAlDLAw, Vice President.
c. w. Cammack, Secretary.
UNITED STATES BANK AND THE MrssRs Ro1us,
CHI D.-Wecop tn. anne xed letter from the United
STATES Gazette OF Wednesday, fully confirming the mr.
engagements entered iuto by the MeSsrs RoschiId md
Mr. Jaudon, respecting the hills drawn by the United
STATES Bank on Messts loltinceur & Co.. Paris and
[TRiNsLATloN.l
PARIS, Sept. %, 1889 |
To tie President Of tbs Bauk Of The United St1,es |
PhHadelphia.
MIR. President We have the honor to inform Won
hat we have arranged with Mr. Jandun TO accent far
your account, the nmonnt of 500,00O francs your
traits on the Messrs IIot,ingcurs viii ii remained
lsprnse We take it for granted, that Mr. Jandon
viii have informed ynu Of the arrans e.neuts entered ntc
y us with hn Tor this purpose, and conse uently CON
Ider II unnecessary to recaptuate them here Inning
urselves to furnish you, the other side a memo |
an!un OF such OF Your drafts have been left in our
ands TO day TO be clo,iItd with our act rptlncc.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19
o., A BIGGER GIN.

BIGGER GUN.
The mail, yesterday, brou ght us New York
papers of the Sth instant Tho ,Whips have car.
"mpTe State ny increased majori.ios.
rrand organ of Loco-foco,sm, is
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19


The Verandah-St. Charles Ihentre-C Camp ST.
Thratre-Cald,celrs 81. Charles Arcude-Hotels
Of Ground &C.
CAPlTAL PllZES 81!
I OUlS!ANA-s GRAND REAL ESTATE Lots
IL Terry authorized by law OF the State, 9th
March 1928 Office conner OF Canal and ST. Charles
streeisr
THE HALF MILLION or Camp stree, Theatre
THE GRAND TWO MILLION LOTTERY.
10000 PxIzEs!!!
VIII commence drawing practicable heres
uftel
u57No,es Of any banks in the Union, uhicl, are gem
orally bnnkalle in the Stare they ssucd will be
received in pavmcn, for Tickets.
Half Million Sl0--Two Million $40
CALDWELL, Oakley & PRlrCEARD,
nl2 Proprietnrs Il Managers
RICH JEWELRY,
NO. l6 CHARITIES STREET.
A FULL. Assortment, lust received, consisting of
"A ear rings, lockets, breaches, finger 'ings, gold
thmhes do pencils, gold fob and guard chains, seals
and keys warranted razors scissors and knives wallet
and pocHet books hair, nnll, tooth and table brushes,
plated castors and candestcks un u, baskets, coral
necklaces and beads all the above articles will be
offered on the most reasonable terms.
N. Is. lnrge front lass window. Side sashes
and show cases, for SALE Please call at l6 Churtres
street. nl4
RIlTrER-lOO kegs western butter, in and
3 for eby G DORSEY,
nl2 a. New lcver
nU1Nl\E-45O ounces French sulptlae OF qulnlnc
~ for sale by JARVIS & ANDREWS,
nl2 corner Common Il Tchupitoulas SITS
TASTOR UIl-10 barrels best Virginia castor oil
~ white and clear fur retailing, also hbls Ttnnes-
see castor oil, ID quality for sale by
JARVIS 4 ANDREWS,
nl2 corner Common Il rchnpi,oulas SITS
ElAGGING g. BALE ROPE-%5O pieces c,n,or
| - bagging-365 coil rope, all of Kentucky manu-
| factnre aad for sale accommodating rms by
| nl4 : G BLANCHARD, 81 tirnvier st
" tll>KEY-5O brIs rccnied, in store, Tor sa e b,
w Me G DORSEY, A Nc~ l.evee
LNLpUR-l009 brls best Bakers brands at tn,
l. landing, per fiat boat for sale by
nib Il DORSEY, Al New Levec
800 sacks AT the lanting, per fiat boat, 70
" sale by q DORSEY,
nib Al New Ievee
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! a iirn, from harlcStur and for sale nv
MS Sc BLANCHARD, 80 Grnvierst
| GRAND REAL ESTATE
LOTTERY Ot%PROPERTY
situa'di!Ts >renns,
70 BE DRAWN ON ~ %CEMBER, 1873
IN ia k$ONPILLE, Fl0.
Under hr snperintcnlcnrr of the Commissions n,
pointed by the | legislative Asscmb, Of FuricIa
SCHilDr & HAMILTON,
Manager.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-19
GRAND REAL ESTATE.
LOTTERY OH PROPERTY.

100000 tickets, at SIS scheme price 81 ,5Oo 900,
Selling price $50 per ticket,
SYLVESTER Il Co., 1856 Broadway NEW YORK
Sole Agents.