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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

THE STEAMER NoRFoLK.-Thia regular trade pont
was bull, at Ezabethtown the Monnngahela nVer'
by 8. Walker and cost $.6GO Her owners are James
Irwin, Scudder Hart and John Smith, the mnsie all OF
Pittsburgh. Asa eigh and passenger boat, she cont
bnes great advantages. When she frs, came outs she
made three successive trips to Louisville with full car"
goes in less than days. Tonnage 2l9. Passengers
provided with every comfort. The cabin is neatly
fitted up and the state ro"ms, Of which, there nre 3D.
look out upon the guards with doors. The agents in
this city are Fierce Shannon 4 BROTHERS, and in Louis
| vile, J. C. Buckles.
The length Of keel is lao fet-on deck G6. Breadth
| cf team IS do. Extreme breadth deck -. Eep,h
| Of hold ~ do. Diameter Of wheel 90 do. Length
ofbut ket lOl-2 do Boilers 4, Of which the diameter
is 4. inche. AMI length % feet Length of stroke l.:
feet and diameter Of cylinder 25 'l2 inches. The on
gre is from the forge Of Stackhousc, Of ritssbu gh
The furnaces "a cords Of wood in 81 hour,
The following is the list Of oficers.-John Smith, mas
ter. G. Mccoy, clerk. EnS,neers Eli Haddock ant
S. Drum. Pilota, D. Burch and C.. Damon. Thougl
the Capt III belongs to that celebrated famiy,-tht
John Smi,hs,-we assure the public, Tint he ha
none of their eccentrcitics hut whoever travels wit!
him will find him q man for a that, and well quail
fed for his Duties The Norf,lk leaves Sunday 70
Louisville.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

Rdcine.--'Nha j, the reason, gentlemen of,he turf,
that adv. rse the riders Of horses be dressed in
certain colours and dress them in o,hers7 Frequently
We have observed, that the ri Ter Of this horse he
Blue and Blue, another Green and Yellow another Red
and Blue, and when they on the field, single
rider is dressed designated in the hlls, the ndvcr
,sement Ia this another Jockey trick' o- why is not
more ca,e more truth and common justice the public
they who nay your expenses, and the enormous profits
observed. Yesterday. not single rider dressed
a. advertised; the confusion except to the thorough
bred spor,snan, consequently 40 great, that many
yf the unnitia,ed lost their money betting.
One Of The reasons why citizens have subscribed to
the Jockey Clb Races, heretofore, il tt i, gave them
the privilege of inviting nonresident friend to the
privileges of members the By resolution Of
the Metarie club the members have been deprived of,his
small right and the simple satisfaction is left 'hem o.
walking about, like many hnnnm cocks, with piece
of bbon tied 10 their button hole: and good Lord how
some of the apples -wim-Sare us from small potatoes
| To-day, the weather bel fine, there will be crowd
viii there be my adies7 hope so, for the course
looks like dc wild without tiem-Lut we fear ,ha
the conrse for some other has lost pe,ticoa
l support.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

THE ANTICIPATED MoB.-rhe Crawford Statesman,
published at Meadyie, Prnas, vana, has the following
paragraph:
"Thc Hon. John Gnlbr"ith, in his speech before The
Loco Foco meeting III" Cnurt House. IN Tue sdav
evening last, dec Jared that if the five Wing members OF
cnugress who are elected aud suary returned from,
\e,> jersey should attempt lake their seats in hst
.n,v there will I've another such transac-
ted nj the s-a, If government o. this state us wint'r
IN other words they intend to mob them! Mr.. Civil
brazil, i. ocr Fnco member nt onrrrss from this dis
trct and W. inr, j. in tn" socre,s of hnt party
I'm cr;U E,ur u11
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

THE PosT OFFICE DEPARTmEHT.-The shameful
manner in which the transportation of the nils between
this city aud Washington is conducted. is utter dis
grace to Mr.. Kendall. There is excuse for it, The
service is well paid for, but lung the department
permits contractors to carry passengers in the mail
carriages, long will the mail bugs be left belind-
Mr. Kendall owes it to his II reputation, il he has any
regard for it, and the many interests inv lived in
sure and regular passage of the post to remedy this
matter. He should ask power, fhe is afraid to TAXI,
il to contract for the carriage of the mails alone, sre-
cialy prohibiting the transportation of fassenGers.-
Will the administration take not to do any thing
hat i'll benefit the county! 1t seems to take plea
sure in managing uinir~ so, TINT neither partisan nor
toe can give them credit for their zen in the business
Of government.
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New Orleans,

NV DocrRl>E.-Mr. Charles Briggs, in his an
aver 10 the dissection Of The utiral bank
report breaches doctrine that is both novel and START
inp in itself He savs-"The error was one Of small
consequence and did not materially affect the situation
of,h. Bank in relation the holders Of its obligations
uho are the only parties intcrrsfedt" these statemen
The worthy secreury of the Bank League deserves to
be ranked in the same scale with john Law!
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CONS1GNEES
No list of copsig aces handed in from sss.
PASS ENCEPS
FARE TO TIE NlErAIRIE COURSE.
BY THE RAIL ROAD, ONLY as CENTS

FXTRt CARS, properly fitted up, ready to
IL transport amy nu,nhrr Of assengrrs the Nc
Vi. Course, for IS only on The Nashville I!a'l
Road. Come Obj elton having been made. TO the price,
10cets i, is scarcely necessary 10 suy Tint extra
rense has leeu inc rrrd uron the occasion hut us
The Road is an object Of Public Interest and FAVOR,
il had been deemed eelIs'ble, least, 10 place its fare
AT the minimum rrice Of ether means e conveyance,
beiny objectionable the price is reduced above, the
leave The depot, the font Of Canal street, from
A. NJ to p. NJ. exactly at the hours advertised du-
ring the Races IL CALDN ELL,
dIS2t President.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

CLEARING THE SwAMr.-We have a letter before us
,,om friend in Philadelphia, detailing the particulars
Of plau for clearing the swamp in the rear of the city
and letting the river in redeem that portion oi
LAND from the dominion OF reptiles and malaria. tie
has adlr. the Council Of the 2nd Municipality on
the subject, aud We hope that something will be dore,
and thai, too. speedily. More anon.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

A prlLy EoAr.-lhis is rough expression bu,
nm. ,ho, mean. much The steamer Emperor, Captain
,.r Inns hnusht ulrenly to the city, from the middle
Oto lngs Of cotton he makes her trips
a., and dawn in 10 days with packe, like regularity
We, ,nis, who can.
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BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &c.
GRAN D
REAL ESTATE LOTTERY

OF PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW ORLEANS.
SCHMIDT l. HAMILTON, Nan"g~r".
Offices undcr Me Vernndah, Corner Of 81. havles
aud Common Streets, and No. i0i Chnrtres Street.
bet.reeu cont anu st. Louis Streets.
sN'I'rHn view of meeting the wishes Of our friends.
ic that this Lottery by nuori'. Of the Sta'e Of Louis
ian" " i'll he drawn the City Exchahse, in ST. Louis
in New Orleans.
The drawing will, wi,hou. fail, begin the f.t!,-.
cemhcr next.
Our agents ,hrous hon, the union, vi. cause the above
respective residences, aud charge thu expenses ia
account.
nl6-nll SCINlitrF 4 HAMILTON
The Verundoh-St. Charles THEATRE Camp ct.
7hruire-C aidmeiis ST. Chur'rs Arcade--Hoie!s.
--Storrs--Sqnorrs of G'""nh Jr--
CAPITAL rKlZiS!!
I on SIANA GRAND REAL. ESTATE AND.
~ STOCK LOTTERY, Office rorurr Of Canal
and ST. Charles streets, authorized by law Vi Tho
State, 9th March 1898
THE HALF MILLION, or Camp street Then,re
Lottery. 1891 Pr;zrs! draws on 3lst December, New
Years Eve, ana finished in draw ing
TIE GRAND TWD MIiI.ITN LOTTERY,
10000 PRIzks!!!
VIII commerce drawing soon practicable after
The Fnst Lottery.
u Notes "f banks in the Union, Which gen-
orally nnknIe in the state they issued will b.
received in pavnen, for Tickets, which in the Half
Million $l0-Two Million $50
CALDWELL, Oakley Il PRITCEARD,
nl2 Perpetrators l. Managers.
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NTThe Monongnhela leaves the wharf this morning
far Louisville. They who will commit themselves TO
The charge of Captain Stone, will never find cnusc 10
it, Ills Loa, is Aontng palace and he is king
=, way worthy Of ruling over j..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

NEw MARKET IlousE.-The Council Of the st Mn.
ncrnlity bave passed resolutions to ensure the bull
ding Of Vegetable Market on the ground occupied
by the old house and the old water works. This is
desirable mea sure. The remains he approved
by the Nayor
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

SOUTH POINT LIGur.-The Louisiunian states that
rho Iigh, House South Point of Gord"ns lsard is
mr., blown down. and ut il is to be repaired at once.-
,rh. " n, save The necrssit. Of buying isi ship.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

FUsKlrK CoRpAoE FAcroRY.-Twc and halt
miles below the city of Lonisvllr in direct line, stands
the Dunkirk cor!age factory, erected and owned ny
Willis Stuart and John B. Bland, Etqs, cf that city,
and David Myerley manufacturer, who has heen in
the business Philadelphia for 90 years past. Mr.
Myerley is the patent.e ofhe machinery by which cor
dag. manufactured possessing the important quality
Of what ia called the "cter hard" freedom from
stretching. The Government Of the Y. States, has
been using his patent for years at all the public
stations, for the making ofcordage for the Navy.
The estalishmen, coat $36cOo and turns out, Of all
sorts and sizes of corhage, one ton per day. The
Icing tn Of the walk is 1900 feet by "a feet in br-adth
The proptetors work "a hands, Of which 20 negro
slaves belonging them and the rest, mechanics in
the various departments Of heckling, spinning, &c.
There imm kettles, which heated to
the boiling point by the application Of steam so as TO
| prevent accidents from fire. The hemp house is Of
brick, % by "a feet, and two stories high, capable o
holding $50 TONS Of hemp.
Tie articles manufactured consist Of terred cordage
from 10 thread railing up to hawser for n a. o.
Manila and Sisal hemp co,dage Of marlin and Leaf
lines, and of hemp cordaee ihnut tar, for purposes
pac king apparatus. Of the latter about l4O(
reels mnde annually.
The machinery is driven by two engines Of 90 horse
power
Hitherto the Yves, was supplied from the manufacta
ries Of the East, hut the Dunkirk establishment bid
fair .upersre the necessity Of inpora:io"s from tina
quarter. Already i; has put stop in The West to III
bringing in Of Manila cortage.
Mcssrs Pierce shannon and Brothers, merchluts o
Magazine street, the agents for the DnEirk fac,ory
r They have band foil supplies Of all sorts an
sizes Yesterday morning the Gen. Scott steamer. a
landing for them 500 packages. The article is frnshe
at New York prices The frs. chambers in The city hu
other article. l, has been proved to lie eqn" il M
superior TO the Eastern cordoge. the manufacture
living in the hemp-gro~ins country have Il choice
raw material. They coed deal Of Missouri hem
but old Kentucky furnishes thu princi al part Of Il
staple -
The drvrlorement Of resources md thy conve
" sion Of the raw material n,u the made article on Il
,crv spot whsre it grows the only tr,e roads
:. solid wealth. Mcssrs. S,uar, BLAND 4 Mverlev drser
II every succexs Their goods however, spcnk far h"r
e selves. We have heard heavy chandler of this ri
j. pronounce them all that eau be DESIRED The rapid
e with ch The article sells is proof Of its goodness.
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NEW ORLEA N s.

JDCKY CLUB RACES
NJ f Il A X + q u r f.
Third Day of Fall Meeting la29--Fridav 18Th
Jnckv Club Purse SEQ a.! our Mile heas.
J. :. Harrison cntrr- (J"ln 5ea>lN horse. BILLY
1ownra nv Fy'de. dam hv Virginia, Years old,
lOhs-Dras> green and yellow.
. Ira Sni'!, nnrr~ W@l.r,' Thur>on'>) c Fhrc>h'v
by AIoi"r diam t' Paragon, years old, loObs
Dies Niue AMI hive.
3 II. 4. avur enters NHrin Black by fllha ia i'u'
tnl dam Nv >mncnska. 5 years oil !, l'7lbs-
DrrrH'-r nee and Nlu".
Fran the nh',Nr entries, the pulc hnvc right To
anticipate superior sport. Nura Black is tho we'll
known need rni-c. Billy Tnwn-S. the victor of
many hard il, Oh fila. il Nirgin, 'arona and IGOR
cin is w mad RET risk his verrnnt lanrrls in
conrrs, viii, STE whoW"n the hearts Of he Orean"is in
her aruons p,, hong Gun e>lrd struggle With Pollard
Brown and Ne lHaFr- The Young Knight IhrrslI'v
bearing for kniuturN's sons motto; dare do
n' enters tue hats, and asks only, "a fair field All"
no fuvor.,
UJRncc To come N Mt one O'Clock.
RICHARD ADAMS,
J, 5. GARRISON,
dr. l'rop'et"rs
UFMcnbc:s car obtain tier badges at Robinsor
&, ~ ~,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

An. IIARp,sG.-This gentleman it will hesn seen
m r.frr;,s to sI,ertisemeu has opened lis rooms in
an eligible place You have 'niy to E" aud SC"
specimens of his works. and to sit at 'ree for your
likeness
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CERTIFICATE.


dollars as sIccal erosirr. To remain I" his credit,
until n The prizs which form The scheme Of the Grand
Real Estate ior'cry, of properly situated in NV Or
Irrns &c whi,h schmidt and Hamilton are Ninnnger>,
shall have le"n transferred. free fiom crery incum-
BRUCE TO the Trustees If raid Lottery, J. PERI ut.
Eso Cushicr Of the Citizens Bank OF Louisiana, and
Amc!ee A. Rnudouin Esq. Cashier Of the Console a
ted Anssocio,inn Of the Planters o! ousiann Jointly
with LOUIS Schmidt; said Trne,ee- acting per Vet
passed before A. Mnzurenn, Esq, Notary Public, on
The 81 NAV, 1893 when snih dol ars
shn he prid over to Louis schmidt acting Manager Of
.nd Lottery, on his endorsing cerfcn".
Cashier
Naw nrIsnus lH
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

TuE NEW TIH4pITUULAs AEKET.-t he work or
Ills building j. PRE- gsefsg slowly. II promises
10 he rra, affair and is destined uI the exposure #
vegetables mud groceries for sails. The form is not
agreeable to the eye, bling semi rnrc .ium, the sides
Of which measure respectively IA TO 90 and o5 feet
The columns are If iron, u.r ana II feet high They
res, on a huge, continuous double sill of granite. The
lot on which the building stands is said to have cost
$4,000 md ii is le.evcd ,,ut the house will cost
much move.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

In CON firnaton of what asserted day OF two
ago. Of Schmidt and Inmi!ton's selling tickets in this
Lottery for certificates fdepn<it. publish one
Of these certificates handed to Va by gentleman, who
has inter, ed himscfin the oltey Ifany thing,
more than my other, could show the good fnit of III.
managers, this measure OF tlri's mot assnrcdly is
calculated to do it, 1t Is evident that their only object
md aim is sell their tickets fairly, nnd Dir ~ their
lottery honestly. Unless they do, they will not handle
the ca Sh.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13

~1'he gap in the Second Municipality wharf, from
above Poydrss the section higher up ought
to he flied up with bridges possible. There
is not nigh enough for the up country boats at
present.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-13
80 Common 81, cor. Magazine

u Yesterday some pour creature. w;'o wisned 10
vent his spleen upon whom he hated hut dared
face, insered tHrged advertisement in the Bulletin
copied below, 1t is certainly mean nnd dirty trick
that any fool might pay-tha, no gentleman would
lie guilty of-evincing both lack of sense and lack o!
cournge.- Bulletin, 2O,h inst.
500 REWARD.
rVNHE above ard will BIZ paid for information, that
I will lead ia the conviction Of the person per-
who caused advertisement 10 he inserted in the
New Orleans Commercial Bulletin, Of tho l9Ih instant,
pnrpnr,ing that the subscriber had entered into c"lar
ncrship with John barrett aud others under tbs etvle
the business of paving-no such connection having
been formed
N.B.-Thc undersigned takes this oppor,uui,. of in
rming the public, that Ire is not connected in business
of any kind, except with his brother.
n22 SAMUEL. l.. FOKG ~, 50 Magazine st
rs $40 REV ARD-Ennawuy on the lst M.
u Ish and French, aged uhont 10 or 10 years
49, feet ,r niche. high, short and thick sci
s,pol eyes, prominent forehead open and free ga
bnyin, on. Of the front tee in the upppr jaw broken
hndon went he went AWAY. pair of coltnnade panta
| looms with small blue stripes, and gingl,"m shirt
said negro worked long lille with Nj. VIM. Stone
bricklayers's hand. FERNANDO LEMoS,
| no-jr No 1913 Danrhinc a
sVNHF. SUBSCRIBED respectfully int"rn,S hi,
friends and customers aud the public, that benl
obl,gaI 10 retire from business account Of i'll health
lie has sold his stock Msssrs Haswell, Barring tn
and lIasxel Of Philndelphn. who will hereafter con
duct the business in this city under the Of job,
j. tInswell T. Co. I've ,nkcs pleasure in rccommeud.n
them to the patronage fhs former customers.
ms TOWAR 40 Camp st
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Sa,,,.e,, a,mae..
FORT or NEW ORLEANS.

CLEARANCts
December ~, 1879.
ehip Moscm. arrrn. Liverpool. So Whitney
Rri. IL midas, Staples Cha ir.ton, u Msrson
4 htie Aleenns 4 - field New York, Bedford
Steamer tell If Missouri, Finch. 81 Lauis
R.YNo Ill Of CIss handed in to day
ARRIVALS
December 70, 1899
Brig Ro-ci,tno ch,... 90 day. fin n York, to ma>,sr
X ig kaehasn. Which Guiharri
f.h 4scicp Eldrigc Salem
Steamer T. len ,nuni,s. Kicks FIN Nn,chsx
Steamer Fair Piny, Moore. fin HaysviIie
etesner Tonn hicn, CT lott FIN Alta npas.
steamer i.cvant. Laurent. ia, Hayo" Sara.
Steamer Panola, Mo.ley. FIN Cincinnati
U.yo lit Of exports handed 10 of the 9th instant
IMPORTS
pNo arrival from to-day; consequently. imports u
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Cincinnati. Per steamer Pamela .Cerco las ps bne sing
no oils rope @ rs ~ do Grooming so bn0cnH Lam
beth Thompson - w Heal ~ coils rope Ferguson &
bales srandcr, AIckrnna Wrigh,; Maddox Pollard
~ II Rird.oe 20 Peasants Aiassic
Snogrss Ike bis sppes co bales cotton 10 pkgs mdzc
Oh board
CONS1GNEES
No liz, Of cousis aces handed in from
PASSENGERS
Per straner rano,. Me.sr. NASH Carter Wood Patterson
Dultan Cieanly Johnson Walker Arnold B,unsfod Rnop
hates roer shipmnn Todd rrcwt LesrbrinEi Gilmore 81
derk
MEMORANDA
River s'f remains very Io~. mo sign ola rise
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The List Systen,.-We publish the following on this
important subject in the hopes that further information
NAV be ELECTED. We WHY the sugges,ions
Of our correspt adcnt should be carisd ont though
We confess there is but little hopes Of it, until the trade
Of New Orleans shall undergo complete revnlution,-
matter that will no doubt he elected in iva or three
years more. Capital carrot assert its independence
here ut the present moment These too many con'
hicting interests in the wav.
To the Editor Of the True american.
DEAR SlR:--Wthout attempting to advocate or
sanction the remarks Of the Io,i<ianan respecting the
system of Factors selling by s,s-t has always an
penred to me system liable error and misconst,uc-
ton, and fraucht with danger the reputation of the
seller by the suspicion of partially. This should be
Though have doubt oGthc fai'hin'ness
of the returns made Of the various interests under the
syst-m vet it would be much satisfactory to all
pu,,ics hint each nteres, should rest on its merits.
Under the present unfortunate system of the buying
and selling broker hcng united in one, ard receiving a
commits. ion from each partv,a charge ght be dihicn
but separate The interest, and establish selling brokers
whose business should br value each interest sepn~
-atIv-I think yon would then obvia1c the difficulty
and give more general salts action 1t is mnttcr Of
surn,ise TO me- that with the intc,erce and e.
Renee existing in your Board "fConncrce this ior.
,una,e practice should have existing So long.
CANDOUR
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FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
PUBLISHED
Daily, Tri-Wcckly l. Weekly,
Ne, ~ lsRI. EANS:
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1899.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.

The Messnge.-This extraordinary and radical doc.
acn., proposing the immediate passage Of the 1nde'
pendent treasury, I'd declaring open war against all
ba lks Nhatevcr. is-
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JOHN J HASWEI.I. g. co,

g UCCE>SOkS 10 Alexander Towar 10 Camp
- street, take pleasure in Informing the tom, Of
ill.,, ate house and The public generally, that having
purchased from Mr.. Towar hse tir' stock Of books,
paper &c: the, have such additions will mike
their assortment complete. They will always be
able supply Printers with "ks, paper for ne~*pn-
very hes; terms. City and country orhnns will find
blank bucks OF every kind qna,v, 'nd Prize. together
Wit, check h"ots, bill hunks, custom h"nse blanks
hills u,l.ng, with ali articles Of sta merry usually kept
in book stores. Copying presses. copying ink. Sl"-
vens light and dark blue and ilnrk writing fluids
Bankers no., cases, pocket hooks, &c &c. :e:"rn'
n>surtmc Of hn"hs in all the departments Of science
and literature. w,h the most extensive aud complete
assortment # schn hooks offered in New Orleans
all Of winch they prepared to sell I" country "r
chants aud dealers ut the o~ est wholesale rr:Gs.
d
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CANDIDATES.

u We are authorised !" announce TINT, at the solicit.
ta,ion Of a large number of the citizens q: the three
municipalities, Mr.W,LLlAM FREREr has consented TO
the presentation of his name to his fellow citizens at
the next ensuing election, candidate for the office
Of Mayor OF the City Of New Orleans
u Nous sonmcs autorises announcer qua Ia
demande dun grand nombrc dc. ctoyens des 'rois
Sc presenter CONNIE candldat la place DC Marie
Ia proclane election.
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= 4. 1,,yIcE Of THE FiKEMAs's Insurance Co.
OF NEw ORLEANS.
,vs{,E Stakeholder. Of this Company are hereby no.
,;6sd Thai The lA,h ins'aa'ent On their seek y quo
"a M, able on he t OF October next ai IN" otlce ri
me Cumpan. seri II Il IkACi.
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Time-lst heat, 5 i"3-"d, 5 81.

Some people we're of opinion, that the race "as
very pretty one hut it must he acknowledged 'hn1 the
contention was no, contest for Sarah Ind all her
,un wny m,, h. Or nearly so, M Grey Dock had the
t,y before. The time to- considering mat the course
wns in tp top order, was fur from good.
BY the WY, the liquors on tic course are cursed
bad-a;tendance likewise
N7=Foy entries To-Day, see advertisement.
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FVIt NAV I0TINN.
REGULAR Packet of Monday the 10th instant.
New York and New Orleans Line,
Fl The ship ST. MARY, Capt Foster will
,G]TN sail on her day, above. Fur freight of
1AAifg $50 eco bales Of cotnn, apply on h ard or
To di3 PIAlDl.AW, 81 Camps
CAMP STREET THEATRE.
BALLS.
VUIO RENT-Th. Rrstpura and Bnr of the above
L FsnhliShron', for the ensuing Ball Season.
Apply at the Box Office. dl3
PORTRtI PAINTING.
MIR HARDING hrgs to inform the citizens Of New
wi Orleans that lie has taken rooms in the building
Of ln Firensn's insurance Office, No 81 Camp street,
nn,I that he viii he happy to execute any commissions
they may honor him with. 1t dl3
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u l.. U. CANINE, 1T the solicitation Of many of his
friends has consented to become candidate for the
Office of Mayor of this CITY.