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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

FFNiE sulssrflhsr w1uid respectfully snv 20 abe
u I.Idios oI cruIuut that De- hiss iskcu agsu.
~ for NIss ~ DktNS patuuy o. Nd LOON, zoe
viewing ~ilk ar3 Wrvsred frfugfs clttun ahd
lnsn Insertions, Cops, CaFss, Collars, mia and
Uurslsd ~Cnfis 81 tarIuus patterns LADIES iaBcF
Head nrcsses, fancy Tassals SC. PuFses nd uin1.
mtnEs ~ vnti11s kinds rruiiemens and ladies
Nulrh Guards - superior TASTE sn1 durability
Any person wishing o. pnrrhaac tnvu ot csunty
Fgb's Sc The shove ssafk wall pleasa ta .a on O..
sDhacfthsI az hIs rusidrurr.
Ladies wishing Soc tuetrsr uun unan abe Loom in
tho manufacture - the above trticies vii. receive
.tsa t-s sflsstl.sIs 600 oF Soc urrt reason 30 H
terms, ty application o. the suhacrIhog
Fsrsnns drsIrtng % purchase trimmings will
please o. call. aud orders irou' ~ distance vii BE-
rsoInrtly attended 90.
fOI-U JAMES yJDEINg
Dpnvilic. W Caisdonia 60 Juus &i 1888
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

we hotlce among the toasts given AT the Lo-
co Foco celebrations of the 9TH at MilIbury. Gro
ton, &c. that the custom house officers were the
loudest in praise of the administration. II is
not little remarkable that these same custom
house officers are always the most busy nn, nc
tive IN political matters. Swiss like, they fight
hard tor their bread and butter-.Ailas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
stray Horse.

TAME into the enclosure or the subscriber on
~ the l5Ih inst. Il bay ilORSE-smai sIEe.
about five years old. The owner is requested %
prove pr, ost;y, pay charges, and take hin away
SAMUEL WARNER.
St JoliIshuy, July II, 1899 IO3-w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
From the .Natehez l.nisa.l Conier.

Il he WoodONe ARRAY Ggan.-We regret TO
state that this unhappy aflair has been tho occa
sion OF more bloodshed. A duel took place he
tween Henry A. Moore and Fielding Davis. on
the II of June, on the Louisiana side of the
line, about ten miles below WoodvilIe, which
resulted in the death Of the former
They fought with rifles at present: distance
50 yards.-Mr Davis shot Mr. Moore i'm the Jeff
side, the ball entering about half an inch below
the top of the hip bone. Mr. Moore died in a few
minutes. He fell without being abla to shoe,
at all. Mr. Davis fired Immediately after the
word one.
Mr. Moore challenged MIR Davis without wait.
ing for the latter to reply 10 his (NIr MS publ.
cation in the newspapers. Ii is but Justice TO
Mr. Davis TO state that he was very reluctant 10
accept the cha llc2ge, and even up to the time OF
his appearing on the ground, declared that ice
was forced into measure which he deplored
and condemned, and expressed his willingness
to accede TO any honorable terms of accommo-
dalton; but the opposing party were determined
that the fight should lake pInce, and Mr. Davis
rather than endure the sneering taunt Of coward.
ice from those who could not appreciate his mo.
tives, yielded his better feelings and judgement
to the fienaish dictates Of false honor
We also regret TO state that Mr.. Leigh who
was severely wounded in former afIray - ran.
idly sinking, and cannot, il is feared, survive
many days
From all that can gather from inquiry
from various sources, we would conclude that
public opinion in Wilkinson county il strongly
in favor of Mr. Davis, and has been with han
through out the whole affair.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

fTNit 81 bSt kiHER has a Hlaeksrni o. shop aud
n Tenement ursT Paddock Furnace, whiCh BE-
would Do to ual wee htrg % carry on business iu
that place. There na other cu~taun shop ~ the
village, nu o. De- wtil hIrc one lhat will
souFc we'll ornisuBsdrd fa o. custom work
lni,Hm'ttu1 may be- bad By appil ing O. u
Morris on ths premises, ~ Co
LINDOBT NORRIS
- AstAuEhufY June -. l~f1 Vl-tf
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Notice.

NAf TED, Immediately, a Journoywan sad
Wv dur and Harness maker. One Of indusnio'is
and good habits will find constant employ Dcnt and
good wages, by applying to ,,,
Derby Centre, July !, 1899. lG2-SN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

Country Libcts on The tIty.-"Take care OF the
pant, as the city gals say ven chap goes TO kiss
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QbSce Of The Bee.
NEw OrLEASs, July 2, IS39-l0 A. VI.
DEADLY ENCOUNTER


We learn from passenger on board the
steamer Rodney, which arrived hero this
morning from Alexandria, thal }. w. Moore,
editor and = Dprietor Of the Red River Wing,
was shot urld in the street of the; city on the
Ist instant A gentleman named King Holson,
connected wth''the Office of tine Republican at
that place IS the author Of this horrible deed
There had been for some time n most bitter
Controversy teiweGn these two prints. relative
to the puhiSrtion ~ the Wing, ofin letter refec-
ting on Mr. Martin Gordon OF this city--a contro-
yes~y ailirh finally led to a challenge on the
part o, Ilol=or and which Moore refused accep.
ting. or the ground that llolson was not
gentleman. fIolson had sworn revenge, and
armed hi.use Z tor the purpose Of shooting Moore
on sigir'. They met, rs II appears, on the lst
instan', 'ssu Ilolson first snapped gun nj his
Antagonist, uBd afterwards shot him down
with pisicl Moore was also armed but drew
no weapon, and died in a few minutes after
being shot
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

Death By Lightning.-During the heavy thun-
der storm which passed north OF this village on
Monday afternoon, the lightning struck the
house of Adams Minis, of Sullivan, passed down
the chimney, tearing it to pieces, and instantly
killing one of his children lying in cradle. Mr..
Ni'ns, who was lying upon the floor and
rocking the cradle with his foot, was struck
senseless-the lightning tearing The sole from
his boot He however, was not much injured.
W III. Sentinel
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

The Hon: MIR Gushing, distinguished wing
member OF Congress, from Massachusetts, de
vered an Grafton in Springfield on the 4tI inst,
m which ne adverted to The condition of the
Canadas' lie said they ought, they must and
they will be free, and until then, we are constant.
y IN danger or war. Border dissenions cannot
be prevented, and so long as England can gain
an unresisted foot hold upon this continent, war
is not very improbable. But were the British
provinces free, and possessed of a government,
IKE our own, all matters of dispute would he
settled without an appeal to arms Franklin
Mess enger
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

Ihe Philadelphia Spirit ofthe Times makes a
good squib-
"A fellow who married terlnugrant who
drove HIM to desperation, and finally to death,
Just before dying, requested friend to have the
ioilo wing brief yet pungent inscription on his
tomb "sLAIN BY A JAw-BoNE!'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

The hooag Battle di PdA) Largo South II
mertca-Ti, great battle and victory Tor Due,
nos Ayres ook place brtNeen the troops
OF the tw'c province, Corrcutrs and En-
ire Rios, both belonging "a the Republic OF
In Plata, &C which Blenus Ayrrs - the CAPT
tai THIS NEr has bucu brewing for some time.
Tito usuUsr Rivera, NJ Moutevidco, capital OF
the Oriental Republic, uidrd 10y the uirigles
Of The Freach hlockading squadron, felt EN-
boldened ca declare war against Brunos Ayrcs,
where OuL,, ousled 10y Rivera, obtained much
sympathy. The province of Corrcnies sednced,
through The trrschey 81 the Governor Asira
da, from hcI allegiance. 80 uspenred the war
by attcplpi ng tho rongurst ut Enirc Rms. Con
~ hIs official despatch To- Buenos
Ayrcs cov'r lntert, dated Curlsac uuiia, April =
says, the t'orrieuics army amoautlng to 5000
'rac Eutu Rios troops made quick work With
them by charging with cavalry.
The CoTrntinos lrii on the iieii Of hattie 1850
men killeai, including - officers ~ Hlso Genaro
Boron de Assrada, Governor and Captain Gen.
eFal oi the Province at Cufrirutcs and commau-
der IN Chief "f IT, Amy. $50 PRISONERS, 500
nuskets, 1900 lanccs. DO rHiliues, q ncarh
equal nuns b,r Of swords. q wagons 90 snunl.
ton, more than 1000 hofsr-. n siaudarsi, lis
baggage. orresPoBdeuc-. Sc. g. % tni5 ule hau,is
n The yic'bs.
The 20 q rrh concludes folioWs-
oar y .. ~ this elor'0u~ victory ovs the rpn.
VI army g " sisis q Eve Officers Asked. r 0oupd
GA I'd sni Iar.t i.i,H e,tF ~ ssrg4tv.tat
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

AnsvseF o. The enigua tn ihe last C4irduntaa-
LeucoPbbl sacy, pale, cough. phioRm, Heti, chan.
clor9 ciat gale, giae. lagle, pi1ugh- eaii howe,
peace, cal aEiio. yuC-a. hope. leach, CiaF. gem
galley o.. gHnis
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

NhE American Flower Garden Directory, contain
ing practical directions for the culture of plants
the flower garden hot house, green house, rooms or
Parour windows for every mon in the year, with des
crpton Of the plants most desirable in each the nature
the soil and the situation best adapted their grow ill.,
the proper season Tor transplanug &c. Instructions
i'r erettin hot house, green house, and laying out
flower gaAen also table Of soils congenai to the
plants contained the work. the whole adapted to either
she soil rnpa siiss Pasnlg, producing, training and
truhng the sraa vine. wild, descriptions II III. best sors
10Y casyaflas " ~ speh just received ana for
safe 6y ALIEN. TOWAR,
"F' ~ Scamp street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

man named Irving killed on the Erie Canal,
riNe Journal.
Tor raising weights, OF sphon for drawing liquors
o. cask2 In either case, he unfortunate nJi.
vidual.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

zen Scorr--fn declining the invitation to the N,u
io'K dinner Gen. Scott made the following manly nh
srrvauoH.-He said. "My position as a soldier, bmud
os peculiar ties and duties to country and goverumeo,
-he necessity OF continuing iriuerunr kuow not bov
long and The danger of seeming to seek, u violation NJ
military Propriety, such honors-siI have recent, al.
mon'shed Inc to accept no public Entertainments"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

fARisiAH PASTALooSs Tho Phi,sdeIpha Snr, NJ H..
Times gays THE Parsan fashion Of n.m.,oon, ;,...
pockets all the go with our Chs.pu, stree, hood
nov" why should they he. They have nothing IN NJ.
into them" " r''
a" acquaintance of ours complained that although he did mt
h"d fault will, h"m he did know where to nut hi. hands
"ng standing by. remarked Into other neope, II, h.
ny the way that complaint il ono of the verv
DEAL recommendations Pantaoons should be made ,hon,
pockets There is not vulgar habit than that of e,r,
Aos sticking ones hands uto ones beeches pockets
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

IT, Hastings Weld, whom we first knew in one of the
Boston papers, and who has since been connected with
the New York Sun, is abou, bring on, new paper in
the empire city, entitled the "Despatch."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

eiey, on the approaching f9ieh dpniyxrsary II see
insge of Gesrge " aslng5i As first Preside,,
of - United States. =
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

LoRlpA'-A ~'iter to Savannah Georgian, uude.
date of the 18th INST. says:
81 On Tuesdny last party Of our citizens. anon,
~" were my brothers, fell in with party Of Indians
"eaf Nswnamsv'lle; aid gave them dr,bbii,e.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

"1hc 7'mes are very bad in New Orleans" sid one
'oaer to another. "They worse than that" res
ronded tho third; dill hear they had stopped alto
gether.' swell, don't know what we shall do,'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

stephen Dewey. of Lev o~n Futon county, Illinois Of
Tors 100 dollars reward for the person Of D. ors,e
ged with h"vin. broken the Clerks office of tina,
and rob ed of $50 in gold $40 silver and note on tho
United States bank plain impression. aud endorsed with tho
names of john Coleman und Stephen Dewey
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

sTEAh Boar ACCIpENr.-Lnst evening " learned
mat the tow boat Pilot collapsed her fur few miles
below this city, killing the captain of the vessel she was
towing up and several olhers. A number Of persons
were badly sculIrI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

we d" not know better hcbdomaial than the New York
er Ills good ia its original literary department. excellent in
" seec'on' candid and strong politics. and fair in il,
erq"s' Besides its s.a.'eaI and depa. tmsu .rs
first ratio. "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

Inc s''' Of Dr. Snnc Vaughan before tho Che,,.,s.d
superior '""r' charged with the murder Of Walter
Peasants. terminate on the 9Th in his acoui,,,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

The Albany Theatre about TO be converted into =, r,
pa" Chu'ch Well we have heard churc he. being mad,
places OF exhibition many time off, Farce, buye r.,
7uenty been played of in them
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

STEAM ALERT SUNK. The St. Louis Ru,e,,, =, ,h ~.
General Leavenwor,h reports the Alert sunk
Portland on the Missouri. Boat to,a, loss. No eich, m
board" -" "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

FOR NEW YORK-PAckrr OF Moy,,v .n----
Lonisiano and Mem York Line of Packets, H.
LIZ TIE superior ias, sailing shin SaRATOG.
GYEN capt. Hathaway, will positively leave tI,s
X levee above stated. Having The r..
part OF her cargo engaged. For freight Of the Balance
or Passage having elegant accommodations ,nmiu "
the master on hoardoProsite he vegetable Marker
JAMES r. HULLIN,
rs Camp street.
$50. y HUG mas 'ee' reduced to
The Prcket ship Huntsville, captain EIdredre. will
succeed the Saratoga the Monday following. .n uE
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

'"e m"htsaa House OF Representatives has ipde6.
n1ss postponed the bill from the Senate Tor removing
the seat Of Government, from, Detroit,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

Willis is about to 60 to Europe to write no set of Tin
pressions," for the Corsair
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

we mad no eastern slips yesterday. Tho qu,d sune, Of
course wore little disappointed However that kind of
Is oil such frequent that they have
learned to abide day or two the remuneration
Of the last new1"
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" HOS AZ RAID NOW7

W II 10 F \ I D NOW!
The way the Capitals are sold at SCHUYLEK'S
Is a caution. Go Ia other Office for the Capitals
The Capital Of $l0t00 was SOLD in the Louisiana,
!Gresorys Lottery that drawn last evening at the
Exchange Hnel, at Schuylers, No. 10 Canp-st.
9 10 IL IL
a8 81 43 4 81 e6 Is ii 81 % 60 II
The Ticket A3 48 81 was sold, in n Package to Mr..
Do Long, Of tncinnut Ohio. Mr.. De Long bought
Ticket Of Schuyler in Cncinnatti and rous h it to be
examined, which WAS Prize of 500. which he invest.
ed in Pac kase in last evenings lottery, in which pack.
mge was the Peize Of $i0.O0n. This is no hunIhug
Mr. DE long is well known in Cincinnati. This is
published by his consent.
No. 10 CAMP-STREET
apr TO-. is the place.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

'onn Quincy Adams has accepted on iuyi,sGon to
deliver An Address before the New York Historical So.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26
COMMERCIAL.
FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAkANCES.

CEENKANCES.
April %, 1889.
Ship Ohio, Matthew Philadelphia NTCome,v A. m
Ship Osre cola, Child. Liverpool, Roper. Cav 4 RI
Brig Atn'eu Rarnz Sacri6cios, tueriu a Pou, erin
suhr Comet Bathmnn. Galveston, JKuhn
schr Good Interest Creighton, for Richmond
- Prescott, Jones CO
Scn' U>car. W ison, siockh"lm. ianfear
Schr TsscourilIa B'evin Halifax M,,,e,
Schr Sun, Burrows, Now York, Master
S'oor "htv tizaneth Harris. Pensacola Mater
Brg Cecilia, Hopkins, Campeachy, wv Zackarie i co
ARRIVALS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

SUICIDE One of the soldiers thu barracks 10 Nsvpor,
Ky, cut his throat on the l7,h inst
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

y Johnson has b-eu elected Clerk Of the Cr,uina
t""t q 81. oois, by majority Of $50 all com.
| petitors.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

= AvANA COfFEE-sOU bags, Havana coffee in
Il .tore for sale b.; :"
TRLER, - Gnvier st
: CeAENF-R0man and Hydraulic cement fnr sale
fO READ 4 BAkSTOW, y.
=. 81 -. :. . - :, Bank Place
r9OTATOEs-s00 barrls rssleIR potatoes, landing
u etnns chip Nile, tor sale by
~ IS = WHITNEY, 70 Cainp 81
HAY-sMi bales prime eastern hay, landinr. and
u ~ rsle by So. } WHITNEY,
/: - 10 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26
PERIt,I.ES ANI,ASpASIA

PERtCLES AND ASPASIA.
Try Walt Savage LSndm Esq the American !,
Pnrls, bT JOHN Sanperson; Romance of The Haren
ny Miss Pnrd" I.nlys Equestrian Manuel viii, c,,ts
,"aec,sIna tale Of the Fur West aud other poems v
j. n. Mitchell, NJ. d.. for sale by r'''e ~
.,,se ALEX. TOWAR,
H -npl - =. Camp ,tIeet !,
N lSSiAG finn ship Narrnganse,- mn. ,.ose i,
and s'.es marked r q Hol ts, also dine ca"s
htrkfd V,'whoevcr tas the same, will nle,.e p;vo IN,
forniation tn -. ,sk j p WpfTNEEEEe W.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26


attorney And Councillor at Lan.
HAS Located himself in Houston, and will practices
in the Supreme and some of the District Courts
of the Republic of Texas.
Office on Congress street, two doors elow the r.s-
d,nce Of J. 4. Newlaud, Esq. nv,l If
GT'rhe Piacyune, and True American " i'll plense
publish the above until forbid, and forward the account
10 me ut Houston for payment. c. W. b.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nickleby no II.
~ Jack Sheppard, mol.
Sedgewick's public and private economy, illus.
trntcd by observations made in England, In the
year i336-iart 3-Convsrsstion on Nature and
Art, with cuts, in vol.
The Prince and the Pedlar the seige of BRISTOL
by the author Of the Ilciess, the Merchants
Daughter, &c. in 9 vols.
Elvira the Nabob's Wife by Mrs Monklasd, au
thor Of Vnge "reminiscences, in vols.
n received and for salc by VIM McKEAN,
corner of Camp & Common s,s
WHITE BtANS-s3 brls, received per ship Sell
w ma, for sue by A TKIER,
IL 81 Gravier At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26

OST--ln the office Of the District Court for the
- FNst Judicial Daatict noe drawn And cub
scribed by Henry Fors, III, IL the order Of Forsyth,
Goodwin Il Co. and by them endorsed. dated NV Or
leans, Jan 25 1887, payable 18Th da. "f May, s38
at the Mechanics and Traders flank, pn,ngraphsd No.
yarielur New Orleans, Jan. q. 1887 David l.. Mccoy,
Notary Public, the hears also the endorsement of
George buchanan aud John Hogan,t. ,"
This note was enelo: ed in protest and petition, and
was lost from the Clerk liable. aprIO
TliHE Prince and he Pedar, n the seee or Bristol;
i by the anhor of,he "Heiress" Tie Merchants
Duughses," &c. IN vols. 49,
Public and Private Economy; Illustrated by 0hserrk-
iions nre in New England IN The year 1896, by Theu.
dor, Sedsewek; part End, vol. IT,
g. The Many Tales of the Three Wise men Of Gotham:
ny the auhor of,I1e Dutchman's FneSde &c &C..
new supply James Novel tl,e "Husenot." just
received and for sale by ALEX. TOWAR,.
10 aps 40 Camp st.
DROGANS-l2 tzsses r~r and boys Rip Lrogons
- landing i,on skip Charleston, s,r sale by
10 BRIDGE Il 90, 134 Magazine st
nFFTCE TO RENT--Jn Comm N Street, opposite
~ Bisnor's Iitel. Aprit II. WA: McKEAN.
apr 10 Corner Casnp aud Common .ls.
"AEER CANS-just RECESSED, n few dozens O
w Of Tin Wafer Cans-i.texts - ~ ana J W.
For sale Big DAVID FELT l. ca.
prlc New York sstioters' Hall, "a ChAr,rea ri.
N ANlfl.A ROf'E-4O COLI, assorted sizes rrceiv-
IVA ing from New York, per ship Warsaw. For sn'e
by 5HALL T. BROWN,
apr 10 IS Magasine a.
w INE-l3 pipes Sicily Madeira esri*ieg per ship
silaL:. H. ssRnwN,
nprl B Magazine ~.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-26
ST. CHARLES THEATRE,

BENEFIT OF MRS FANREN,
And Positively her last appearance in New Orleans
THIS ErcMng, April rs,
Will be presented the Dvasna Of
rl, THE JEWESS .'
The Council OF Constance, w.
Eleazar, H. r.,
Prince Leopold ns H.,
Bishop Of Constance, A,cbs,
Rachel, Mrs u.r,;,nn
Empress Barbo, t,;oa;
A Grand Pas Soul, by N,,dam'lye Ko,eno,
After Whic,
MrLOVE will give his entertainment Of
LOVE IN ALL SHAPES.
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The following the Drawn Numbers Of the louisa
ma Lottery, Class No. rs, for 1887.
Is 81 10 1 - rs Is II 3N % 6O 81

The following are tue Drawn Numbers Of the Lousis.
ma Lottery, Class No. rs, for 1887.
As 81 10 1 ~ 26 Is II 81 % 81 81
THIS DAY,
$4,000 Highest Prize
Tickets only 92!!
Is NumLers-I2 Drawn Ball, Il.
l. o U $ A A LOTT cry
Authorized by Act of Legislature. Chapter NLIV
PAST ed March g 1928 Class g. for 1889 to be drawn on
Saturday, April ~. 1889, at o'clock, =. NJ at the
N-rcliants Exchange, adjoining the Post bfiice
ID. 5. GREGORY u Co. Successors to YATES
& McINTIRE Managers,
SCHEME.
G,bla Prizes amounting to x9jS35
Tickets 8? OO-tIaIves 81 O6-Qu,,ters 50 so
Packages of IS tickets 70 $50 Shares in proport.
ton.
For packages or single tickets, apply at
The Managers Office,
d-o ~ Canal street, next To Camp Ut
NOTICE.
Paszengers by the steamer Persian, for Louisville and
Cncinnal requested TO be board this morning AT
10 o'cock ut which hour she will positively leave Pow
drus street wharf. STETSON g. AVERY
apl Is
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be binding on the ..sd osAJolasrs and their res
pective heirs OF assigna
Done and passed Ia my Office, a, the city of New
Orleans, aforesaid, this 9Th day of Fcbrnary 1899
IN presence Of Daniel J. Ricardo and John Owens,
witnesses of lawful age, and domiciIa,ed in this
c'ty' who hcreunto sign thoir names, together with
said parties and mo said notary.
original signed-J"hn Shyrock, E. C. Sloan,
JOS. s. Sloan. Charles Diamond, S. High. Robsr,
lioey, Cox, James S',echy, Auguet IWctzel,
CD r. Fontsrman, Alex. Gibson, G. Chime, NJ,
Ko'!itai!le, D c Osborns, L A Gunst, Robert Hare,
" r. Turner, VIM Carter, James Patton, rho..
Daring, Jr. T Pckrcl Robert Dreakey, Martin
Doyle, D. J. Ricardo, John Owens, JOS. b NJ urks,
notary public.
l certify the foregoing to DO true copy of the
original act extant in my current register
In faith whereof, grant these presents under
my signature and seal of Office, at New Orlean,.
this 2sth day Of February, 1889.
[signedl JOS. y. MARKS,
rSn Dahl
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GENERAL Scott was in Philadelphia on the 10th inst,
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oRk-2oO barrels mesa End 200 do prime pork in
l. store and Tor sale Ivy THAYER 4 Co,
dii "a Puydrae st
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oChEis-loO dozen in store aud for sale by
- al TlAfER II Co, "a Poy,lras #
MDRELLAs-Just received a large assortment of
- Iatth and plain umbrellas, Of various sizes, for
sale wholesale and retail hv GOSSIP &. n WI
all Exchanre hotel, st Charles ut
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pUsslA SHEETlNG-3D bales Russia s6et10-
. !" STORE 'of sale by THAYER T. Co.
az "a Poy,'ras 81
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ne despatsh brg COMFORT lieut. w Gardner, Con,
mande sailed from bar for York on thu eIth
at r NJ with $4,000 dolls in specie. beard
Brig Douglass spoke in 81 30 long g. 90 brig Luna
days hence bound TO Boston. ~
Brig Perseverance smoke 18th inst ship Nance hence for
aSre having sprung her udder, yn. put into Nor
folk for repair.
The packet Columbia arrived Galveston on tho morning
of the 23d nat " e