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$4,000! Capital Prize, Tickets only 81 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.

IosOOVs CapltaI PrlZcs Ilckets only a. 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawing Of the Grand State Lottery Class 6.
l6, 43, 50, % q, 81, IS, Sc, 81, So, g., II.
CLAss No. !. -, Authorised by the Legislature Of
~ the STATE. To BE- drawn on this day, Jan. Is,
DAVIS & co, Managers.
IS Drawn nuInbers-l2 Drawn Ballots,
Splendid Scheme.
n Sl4 Prizes. amounting to 1888 3s3
Tickets 81 00-iiulves ? GO-Qaar,ers 81.
Packages of Is Ieke's asE $ien warranted to draw
rante 10 draw at least $a4 Oo Packages Of IS Quarter
Tickets SIS 90 warranted to draw at least SIG 90.
For packages Of single tiek & apppIy at The
pOWAND'S TONIC MIXTUKE-Jusl received
IL 20 cases Of this invaluable remedy for The Fever
and Ague warrant ID genuine direct from the manuac.
tory in Philadelphia, for ea!e by
Jal5 cor Tchapitouus Il Common SITS
once Ner orieou. and Na,1ri0e Ro,7 Road Co.
A GREEABi.Y to Section 9th OF the CHARTER Of said
n Company, election for ten Directors vii, be
held on Monday the 2Ist inst. at o'clock P. M. at
jall:s JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
79,OBACCO-20 hoxes Virginia TOBACCO, assorted,
jai5 ABRAHAM TRiEis, 81 &, avier s,
HAVANA sUGAR-a4 boxes in store and for sale
IL by jal5 ABRAHAM TRIER, 81 Gravier st
HAvANA sEGAKs-- COCOON Of different qualities
janis ABRAHAM TRlER, 81 Grnvier st
VTNHH annual meeting Of the Louisiana State CoIon.
cation Society, will be he Id this evening, the 18th
inst o'clock in the Hal Of the House Represen-
tatives, in the State House. Several addresses may he
expected janis
TIME subscriber having taken a commodous dre.
- proof warehouse, respectfully offers his services
the merchants and trnders Of New Orleans the ur-
chase and sales Of hides urs and relries and to
pack the same, we'll wool, moss, hemp. tobacco,
dry goods, &c. &c. He will uls receive any kind Of
merchandise Oh storage, At l55 chapitoulas tsreei
jal5 wv ELLIOTT.
NEW RooKs-Rob: Of the Bowl; by the author Of
~ HOrse shoe Robinson,
Oliver Twist in volumes, complete,
The only Daughter, vols,
Tn. Heir Of Selwood, do,
Stanley: or the Recoecons of man Of the
R|hertson's Paraguay, 2vols,
Nup.icon Memoirs, or evenings with Priace Cam.
Ellen Glsnvi,e, vols,
Alexander's Discovery in Africa, vols,
The City Of the Car,
The Wife Hunter, vols,
The British Senate, 2 vols,
Doty ard inclination, by Miss Lnadon. vols,
j .s received and ''l ALEX LIZ SrowAx 40 Camp
INSEED OIL-Copprr.s aud Red Beans, u store
Il IL; sd for sale by 6 p e n. t.,.s
7VUNNY BAGs-35 bales q buslrl bags) in store
M and for sale by DOitsEY
ial5 ~ New ievee
HAIANA G. FFEE-l38 bags prime green Ha.
III vana CnAee, landing from schr Eagle and
larque Roger Williams, FIR sale nv
,al5 sSEPH EtJCKAYNE, 25 Gravier 8,
liver SIOEs-a cases ladies' and gents India
" rubhes water rroofovsr shoes, landing from ship
Eewberry port, for snle hv
jal5 BRIDGE 4 Co, IA Magazine st
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lpCE-io casks 10" crop tu,"nn 4 ,cc for sale
IL by WHITRlDGEanh co. .6 Magazine st
OATS. 300 bushels Oats, i" store. for sale BY
" il WHlTR1DGE and CO, IS Mazazne st
g OAP. $40 boxes Boston No. Soap. landing from ship
- Avis. aud for sale by -
il Sand ; = W IiINE1 ..tnmpM
IvE PRES tRVERS-iOO Gondy-nr's patent i.,-
provei Life Preservers, inst received, for sale bv
iaiO WHITRI 'Gl: & Co. 76 Magazine It
DUSsiA SHEE'rINGS-14 bales Ruslin Sheet.
II, ings, for salc BY VHl(RlDGE o.
i,lO Is Magazine st
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q Sl4 Prizes hmountin. to xlt5 35l
Tickets $500 Halves 81 50-Quartcrs IS
Packages Of Is tickets for SIi. Prckuges of %
half tickets so. Packages of Is Quarter Tickets TOR
81 90. For Packages single Tickets, apply at
DIS GREGORfs& Co, the Managers office
junl4 IS, Canal street, n xt to Cump 81,
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TNLOUR. .70l brs landing from Flat Boat FIR sale ~
l. js G 90 SEY, ~ New ievpe
poTAToEs-5oo brls i" primo order, for sale W
l. il Ncr
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ITO be continued.l
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CUNNY BAGS-455 bales Gunny Bags, Of close
~ aud prime texture, suitable for Salt, by
jnlO hRlDGE, 1874 Magazine At
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Office Nem Orleans and NnshUiAe Raj Road Co.
A GkEEABl.Y TO Section 9th Of the CHARTER Of said
- Company, mn election for ten Directors will be
held on Monday the 2st inst at o'clock p. M. ai
their Office, No. II Baroune street.
ialI:9 JAMES II. CALDWELL. President,
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TEMENT-6n barrel, Hydraulic Cement, landn
~ from ship Tarqui". for sale by
ja4 MP WHITNEY, "a Camp vt
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ian1t1-1839.

$50 REWARD.
4 TRUNK wss broken open at Madam Sha'l's, on
IA the evening Of the 9th inst ard pocket books,
Tone red morocco, the other black with gilt edges
tanning va'i"us valuable papers, and nnte for $4,000
drawn by Prescott and Bayou in favor Of the snbscr
Scr, pnyoble on about the 18th Of March, 1885, and
dated the 10th Of March, 1887 the precise dates
collected.
All persons are orew erned not to trade for said note
Among the papers is receipt Of deposi.e with BURKE
Watt Co.., for $5 70. payment Of which, well the
note, has been stopped.
is !" be , n. At the eoanng room
ian lO2awlm SAM. Il. WALL.
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of the State. The chief cause of its prsSen, fallen
d''i"n, learn results from the decayeJ and sickly
state of minority Of its members The most efficient
member and who is excellent Judge is about 10 re-
sign his station because of the inability of the Court to
get on with its business Some members Of the Legs-
ature, understand have sgned their determination
to do all in their power sweep the present bech a
the resignation Of the member alluded to- il the 9TH
ers do not resign Also and choose a new set OF ncum-
bens who will be capable and willing do the du es
and perform the labors Of that Court This is right
No public func,onsry should hold Office when he
becomes incapable matter from what cause, Of dis
charging the duties Of his office II then any Of the
Judges are found unfit fer their stations say out
will, them. give their places others who will do their
duty. We want no pensioners or placement but able
and upright ministers OF the law and justice who know
their duty and have the capacity honesty and ndepen.
dence to discharge and perform it, without favor fear or
| partially.
| To the editor cfMe True An,ericns:
Supreme Court. You adver,ed the other day 10
the PROSTATE condition Of this tribunal, and invited
the legislative attention to it. Iwas glad to see
public opinion directed to this object, because il,
one Of great importance, and some change or rem.
edy is i'm periously called for. Tina, public bus.
ness is suffering and the number Of causes con,in.
ually accnmulatng, with but little iiminu,ion Of
number by trial and decisions. Every one mus,
admit, that the Court as now constituted, is wholly
incompetent to decide the causes and despatrh
the public business before it. II snme remedy is
no, applied, Justice will be denied to the people
and the most important departmen. Of the govern.
ment, becomes utterly uscl IS, and u public bur.
| then the state.
The legislature ie therefore c,II'.d upon bv way
Of oblt2uli"n Of duty 10 take tho matter IN h.nJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15

NEIlNES, CDRDI AIS, Nc.-Cnn family supplied
" by direct imp"rta'ipns pure and genuine Wines
of the most celebrated @rnwihs.
Rhcn,Sh " ines, C0rnUrs -Nirn,nsleiner Creufeu.
berger, Mnrcohrnnrer, 1927 Hook, Rude sheiner Dom
Hook of l35 Johannsbercer, lieb rrauen hlch Ste.
inberger l.eistrn & Stein Of 1871.
Madeira Wines. l.nndnn particular, Reserve and
Serc ial, in cases aud half quarter casks.
Port Nlne.-Old, cases Of : d.z, Bottled in OrortO
Bordeaux Wines Chateau lalitte and Chateau Mar.
gsaux Lnr"se ledville St Julien and :, Emion fines,
old, Palmer harsaux, cases & d,z 81 JuIien excel
len Table Claret.
White and Dessert Wines. Hermitage, Sauterne
Graves, Bnrsac, Lunch and Fronricnan Muscut.
EhampaisT H.. First quality s'sry.
Vougot, Nucits.
Cor'lias. Maraschno d Zara .nuine, Martinique
Feuve Amphons, genuine, White and red Annse,,e and
assorted bordeaux Liquors. Of Marie Brizard and
kirsshwasser.
London Porter aud Ale.
Bordeaux Brandy Fruits
Bordeaux he Wine Vinegar
T. JOHNS g. co.
!3tE-lm cor ST Charles & Common ST.
JAMES'S', Chas. TiRRELL md other NOVELTIES
Charles Tyr:' or thu Bitter Blood, by james,
Chevclev, or the Man of Honor, by Lad, Bulwer
Lady hevrley, or the Wol an of Honor, reply
Chevuley.
Lord Brou gham Sketches of Public Character vols.
Historical Sketches Of States ncn in the time of
George The Third 2vnlp.
Nicholas Nicileby, No "a.
Jack Shepherd, No to3.
Adam Buff and slcr men Of character hy J-rrod
Isabel Of Sicily, by Tuckermnnn.
Paul NJ kock: The Barber of Paris.
Concealment, Novel in vols.
Franca's Reign of Terror in Paraguay . vols.
Piccula, by Sair,inc.
R Rai ss" sn Eu Gsp,a" kyd new supplies
f. JOHNS, & Co
july so'h-3w. corof St Charles & Common Sis.
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Tauss ted, found sleeping in the Nashvill Rail
Road Cars, discharged.
John Barry aud P Manuchy, arrested, found sleeping
in the Carol on Car liousr, discharged
James Adds"n arrested charged with stealing, dis
charged
Manuel Dnposiu,', bernard Cuutil, and r joins, ar.
rested, having stolen property il their House, bound TO
Criminal court.
August l3h.-Edward l'rynn, arrested, found lying
drunk discharged.
4. Elswarti arrested found sleeping on Cart CON"
,ntted for so days.
Catherine ,lnhsle arrested found lying beasy drunk
committed for 30 days.
James Verlaudu, arrested warrant bound TO keep
the peace.
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pEFR!tiERATOR-rhis is a new and useful arti.
Scie OF furniture, rapidly coming into use in II r.
thern well southern lat.tudcs 1t is signed to
Keep cool and sweet, dishes in the culinary de
Earimcnt us are necessary DO protected from the
heat {" the weather during the summer season.
The Refrigerator is considered an Indispensable
nrIicle in the economy ofevcry good housewife The
qnaniisy OF food protects from the weather, will more
than pay the cost OF the article every year.
The subscriber is constantly receiving from the man.
acturrr, ltetrigerators ofditierent prices.
The Subscriber sappninted Agent for the manufac
tnrer, alr Pat'en. Specimens o the Refrigerators
may be sc"n at my siorr 81 l}ica,iIip ST.
h'N3 II " j. CtRtES.
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FeT arrangement to commence LIST .iugust 1890
NEW ORLEANS & CARROlLTON RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
From Carrol,on. F,om New ORLEANS


ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
me cars viii leave at the hours DAYS
snn O'Clock, + NJ when Locomotive will eav Carroon
until o'cloc *, 2. NJ. '' ~
after ~ o'clock horse obtained by paving dol
lars will lie charged - ~
Persons going by the Steam must provide themselves
WIN ricketts, az the conductor positive directions not to
receive money in lieu thereof
. fot tne accommodation of persons whiting Currolon in
ma O'CLOCK and who wish to feman there mn
o'clock the that has heretofore lei. Carrollton Mt
oeaock ~i remain until G. o'clock, thereby allowing them
soo noor to enjoy the pleasant walks of the most
ssdse9st Gardens in the United States
THE JACKSON AND IAcoURsE srREErcARs
Leave The head Of Jackson o'clock A. NJ Canal
vtseet Mt 81 o'clock and hourly o'clock thew will
commence leave each and every hall hour until 81 o'clock
excepting that instead of leaving street al
CLOCK. the cur will leave there at oc"ck p NJ.
II particularly requested that gentlemen will not mt
toe eet upon the cushions smoke the cars Ladies'
are present.
Office New Orleans and Carrol,on Rail Road COMPANY,
:, o.,.o, JOHN HAMPSON,
July soth 1852 Chief Eng. N. o 4 c. Il :.
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANNING co.
VIE Iron Steamboat Rebecca will leave the Basin
= at the head Of the New Canal every day. lcxcept
mondays) for the Lake, as follows
Depart at ,5 a. n. Return at A. N.
10 An. g" IL. PM.
SPIN. p" r. ii.
And on MONDAYS
Depart at 10 Am. Return at lolPM.
2P. NJ. 4P.M.
81 IN. " PM.
may 70 p. CHEW, Cash.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15

NAlLsNo family should be without supply of this ari.
cle at the present tmo commenced brewing yescr
day, and by tonight it will have gathered wrath
enough hurst forth with fury then nails will be
faste old window shutters and broken doors We don't
intend like the sensible editor ofthe Bulletin prophet
and poenoscac after it has happened bu, do
think that the present Of the weather indicates storn
We turn door the Methodist Church and suemny
ish that the wares elders aud deacnns of that hcautiu
specimen of Eeyp,an architecture would 60 tho Of
few halls cftwine tyc the s,eepe tight that may
fall upon house and crush all our hopes.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15

The First Municipality referred the letter of Dr. En
ton upon the subject of establishing Board of Health
to COMMITTEE where We hope it will remain unistur.
bed.
The Conncil passed resolutions for the appointment
at the expense ofthe Municipality, two rlvsicans,
and apohecarcs, to nltend the INDECENT sick This is
night and all that necessary provided that the sex os
of the dren, burial grounds be compelled to report The
number OF inerments and the different hospitals to FIR
nIsh The Mayor with daily statement OF Cases, &c
board ofheath is useless so obviously So tina, no
argument is necessary to prove it. Let the Physicians
'hey feel disposed do, send in daily report of
their practice to the Mayor and he will publish a. much
gift as he may think necessary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15

The ~ Y, Courier Inns received Paris nnnars Of the
10th June The following iuteisence ;s not new but
interesting
"The CLom,,,r or pss-s h,d h,s, o,,,,;,l with n
bill for reforming the organization of the Legion of Hon.
or with view to put an end to the system that had
rid Of "nr, n o.er, e,ass ,a, r.r
Some riur mod6cnons IF the or,;les If ,he ,l we're
effected in the proceedings upon it, but leaving it still
s'.y auequa'e 10 lis proposed ohjects-and III 'na'
,t::' '''"I'uS t'e'S '""i' VI '.e ,o!' az" '''H
m, - pussy" VI. ''.' ''' WV 't'''' wv
"1 '''e was ''h "'c hi'l oo' asahstoo.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15

Another Change. Amos Kendall most ass,reliy Il. .,
lights in change Since he has been ut the head Of hc
Post Office department, have had little else ut chm
ges, and always changes from bad to worse. The las,
changc is closing the Eastern Mnil via Mobile at the
most unusual hour of O'clock A. NJ. We hone the
time is not very far distant Ken he viii be cl,.uo,,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15

The Times and The Native American pretend to be
quarreme, but for our lives, cannot what about;
nor how they manage it, For all have been able to
lind out bout the matter is that says, you hi, me-
and the other says, you hit harder. Now We havn't
seen either Of the !ita.Shut up, md quiz the Pca-
yunr orit will die OF inf ,ton: and wtu, pity it would
he to lose SO valuable paper.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15

MAILS. &a-Ar Rrceoyes mail did arrive yesterday
consequently have from the East--none from
the West about the elections, which, by thehy. Il" in
tend give until the Wings triumphant and the Loros
done growing None from the SOUTH and that's strange
for mails mails, are seldom amused enlightened
informed from that quarte-and from the north winch
at midsummer appears be all frozen up. So have made
paper up MISUNDERSTANDING don't often indulge
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TRUE 4 Ml!r1yyz@yhs11AyTe
G0fNDl IONS g

The DAILY Paper is neatly printed with small
typa on an extra, double medium sheet, at $lG
per annum payable som, annually in advance.
The TRl-wEEKLY Paper, containing The reading
matter OF two daes, $40, payable in advance
where no city reference is given.
The WEEKLY TRUE AMERICAN, made up from the
daily papers, during the week. will be sent Sub
scribors who pay SIS per annum in advance, ont
to mono other, unless acceptable city reference
is given. Subscribers respectfully solicited.
JOHN GIBSON
New ORLEANS, MAY 1889.
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pUBL1sHED THIS DAY, and for sale at the
Counting Room of thu True American, St Charles
oel,and the principal Book S,ors, correct Rcpor,
OF the late interesting and important suit of the State
of Louisiana vs. John Gibson, Editor and Publisher of
the True American, before the Criminal Court for Ii
bel. july 2lst
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15

Has the Mint question been dropped, or is Mr.. Barker
Whiting ministerial action the subject. Let us have
ths whole subject discussed now, that We may have
something to prevent lis from dying Of cnnui.
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From the Hampden Wing of July Il, 1887.

MGDat's Pills and Btcrs.--ihe last journal
tains additional testimony in favor of this his import
tan, invention. "The press of the Journal was almost
stopped to announce the testimony Some one in til"
name of Dr. M"tht thanks for inserting the cer,i
cate of our ncghbor Bowes ind offers quantity OF
the ulticle as compensation. This is very kind, and we
ronise the moment labor under like Affections with
our mel ghGor of the Journal, to call on the agent.
In the mean time, any tutoring under similar dif>
hcnltles To those which have severely borne pom MIR
| l'owcs, they have his testimony to the "peCulinr
adapcdress' of the remedy the disensc. The nedis
cine is undoubtedly u sovereign remedy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15

We decline publishin, the communication Of w. B.,
because our giving place to it might be isconsruc,
and because VIC do no, ut present feel inclined to take
any 'rart in tho Iii cussion ofihc question.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15

After O'clock last night during the heavy rain, aen
ton attracted window by the canking of chains.
Il III. "". Of tho LIST Municipality, carrying ont
han,lbaI row, poor fellow the hosptasuy
ride such carriage place fellow being to
TAKE ride; through broi'ny sunI would rathe
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15

We are indebted to Mr.. Joseph Gales, AID to our
friend Hon. Robert Carter Nicholas, for variety If
Congre ssiona documents for which they will please re-
ceive thanks.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15

Al in the family.-Willia'n McQurene, Esquire, for
merly sugar planter lately brickmakcr, and lastly
director in the Citizens Bank, but them now mud al
has been appointed Pos, Master of this city, at least so
saith Mister Thomas Sliell, District Attorney of our
tory federal court, the north. to com.
rode in this city.
The ms and the outs about forming family al
liance-so it rscored-nnd and father and fn,her
md son should help each other. Help to &C, in aud
I'll help you to get out.
Some Of tic exrectant. have been nightly taken in.
We dozen of them yesc rday, with very long
faces. They swear it wasn't fair. McQueenc had no;
only the start, but the track They shoudn't com
plan,et 's take consolation fro IN the miscry of some
of their neghhors. Only think Of the greater disap-
pontment of, the Judge aud Confr.e, Who will lose
their time and wint is worse, in going Wa Arlington to
solicit. Poor Judge, all his deep laid schemes HE beau.
tfrl, long, Cutlabe sermons will be If ava-poor
Confrere, he will have opportunity ofconvincing Mar
tin Of his ponderous influence in Louisiana Feel sorry
for them all-verry sorry.
The Times is ,hief-he is always stealing oar nfor-
nation and publishing it. We know all ubout the story
of the projected duel, but through decacy declined
publishing it. We knew that Messrs E. J f. and G.
had made up their minds disagree, and concluded
to fight, but we Htused to make nuhc lest it it sou't
be the means of stopping the affair. Keep quiet, OF
you'll be taken for an old woman.
Do you knoS any more of our secrets? guess vo,
don't know why is tie last defaulter spoken of-onl,
about $4,000.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15

II Ar. MOFFAT'5 VEGETA BILE | TFT. PILLS are
~ well known to the public tina, ii is hardly ne
cessury give detailed statement of their vnIne and
use The following articles will fully convince any
Of the claims the doctor has upon the public to place
confidence in his preparations.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15
3Drnrcrufugs Of Gom,trtl.
COND MUNICIPAL TY
Tuesday, 18th August,

Tuesday, 18th August, 1885,
The Council met pursuant to adjournment, pre-.
sont Hen. Joshua Baldwin, President, Aldermen
CALDWELL Freret, Peters and Rogers.
There being no quorum, tho Council was adj
journed to Tuesday ncx!, the goth August, at 5
o'clock, /. NJ.
JOHN GIBSON,
Secretary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15

EbECORD CAP-Just received two cases Of blue
y laid Record Cap, both plain and ruled, very fine
article, suitable for noaiies, tor sale by
DAVID FELT, \ Y starnnrrs' Hail,
JUnn II - Chattress
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEARANCES.
49,.
August II, 1899.
echr Alexander, Lind. Galveston. Master
Sehr Boston Packet, IIinklcy, Galveston, Master
ARRIVALS.
August IA, 1899.
Steamer Vondala, Burst fin St Louis.
EXPORTS.
1ALVESIONTe schr Alexander Cargo sundry lots
bacon, grind stones, -four, nolasses, hiskey
tobacco. wine cordial ale, porter. sugar. ram
dies. salt. coffee, lard, soap, rice nails,
glass paint brandy. potatoes, cherries, gin and
merchandise. '
Per sehr Bostsn Packet. Cargo, casks bacon
RI his flour. ~ bxs wine. 10 do tobacco small
lot books; iron bedding. dry goods, furniture,
onions and corn.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
St Louis Fer steamer Vandaia. Cargo cask bacon Ma
hard and Sgeson box merchandise Hall e. Beiu ~ pigs
lead hxs merchandise, T6f sacks Godfrey
Small, box merchandise, Connoly + Elder boc buffalo
robes, &c.
MEMORANDA
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY NOTICES.

EH7 ERE brought to the pound of the 81 ward
w 2l Municipal y the following stray ami
mails viz:
a Gray ponc, stud horse about u hands high
soar eyes and left eye supposed to bo Blind =
brown horse poney with few gray hairs on
his face, fore feet black, abou, Is hands high.
A I rown mare mule striped on the breast and
back from the collar and saddle streak across both
sholders and branded on the left hind quarter, Is
hands high.
A bay horse mule legs black and s,rpt on tho
breas superstition the collar, about IL or IL
hands high.
A sorrcl horse blind of tho right eye small star
OIL his face with collar and saddle marks l6 hands
high.
Roam Mare with white face fct!ocks white and
part of the hind legs, Gu them from tho sad.
lie, branded N on the ighl hind quarter about IL
or II hands high
A Black horse puncy with Il small star on his
face branded the righ, fore shoulder, blind of
right eye and between 10 and IA hands high.
Tho owners eff said property will please call at
, the paund of the 3td wnrd Pad Municipality stu.
atc1 the corner of Robin and Annumca, streets,
prove property ray charges md take them away on
or before Saturday tn" 2lt August, 1881, when
they Will he sold at auction by p G G.1lo,tc, pub
, hr auclNt-teF.
! J, l.. WINYTR,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15

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