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lssTaTE OF JOEL HaRBAUGB,

npou my OTsgE,is hereby given TO all yefsons
having %st pa %pd legal dams against the
lthey beeveawas County, Ohio, deceased, that they
where they aib< accounts legally proven for settle.
- ..,,,,.,.r w one year from this date. And
an9 couq bted to said estate, are requested to
+hllLh right Of troeesie paymentto r
D Statesman, JACOB KITCH, Admir-.
X 6sV3.
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IRON, Nails, Salt, Fish, Tar. Ropes, Ll.
qnors, &c. Ssc.--Hardware, QueGnsware. &c.
An invitation is extended to these WISHING TO
buy, to call and examine.
With many thanks for past favors, would
inform my friends aud customers. that have
associated Mr.. s. II. BIGELOW with me in
buslness-und would respectfully request those
who are indebted to me-, either by note or bool
account, TO call aud settle Immediately.
". GRAHAM,
Dover, Sept. S, 1882. no5-tf =
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=. NV Ds'.' DNs'.E's1yDE's


y oeli are strongly recommended 70 III
5F Ihs Ladies as saie and dsiaciehs rom
h removing iiosy complains peculiar y
.1il sex. ifdn wans Of Exercise. or gensrs
Debility Of the System, OhslrcliOns. Suppress
sions. and 1negulariIy Of die iensesi 4 atths
sams4sns strengthening. cleansing, and giving
stono toihe Stomach aad Bowels, ansprcducing
new aud healthy action througEou, die 'sys.
item generally. They create Appetite, correct
Indigestion. remove 7Ciddiness and NervOes
Headache, and are emiuently useful in those
FIaaslsat Complaints which distress Females 50
s1nach al the TURN or LTE. They obyiale Cos
tivsne,s, and countsract N IIysterical and Ner-
'yous Affections. likewise afford soothing aud
permanent reiiefin Flyar Albus, or Whites, and
in tho most obstiRa,s c6Ses Of Chlorosis, or
Green siclmeas;thsg invariably restore tile pals
lid and delicacte G.nale to health and visour.
These Pills hsFe gained the sanction and ap-
probatlcn Of ,hgmost eminent Physicians in the
United States aud many mothers can likewise
,esuiy TO theis extraordinary efficacy. To mar>
fiel ienales. whose expectations Of the tender
'ss, pledges OF eohnubial happiness have been
defeated, }tiese Pills may be truly esteemed a
sblissllI bOoa. They soon renuvdte all fauc-
ioual debility, and Inf taken, according TO direc-
sions. yS5aiate all morbid action. a medium thus
safe staa ef6eacious, WILDE ioundi in
DR.. Goodies Celebrates Female Pills.
These Pills are OF two klndshamely No. j,
ot'LaAetise FITS, and No. 2, Restorative Pills.
sfhey are lor all the following dlssasess sup
preston, irregularlty or Retention OF tie Mem
ses, tipor Albus, Chlorosls or Sreen sickness
lCostiveness. Gravel, incontlnence OF Urine,
Nervous AFFECTIONS. Mysteries, frolapsus oterl'
Or falling Of the Womb, and Piles. These Pills
are Also PafticutsfaJ adapted to the male as well
as the female sex. for the cure Of the following
diseases: Neryoas Diseases Liver Complaint,
dyspepsia, Bilious Diseases, and all cases oil ny"
Poch0ndriacism, Low spiriis. falPl'atlon OF the
Heart, Nefsoa, irrtaofny, Nervnus weakness
Indigestion, Loss ofAppeilts' Heartburn Cen
eral Debility, Bodily Wealncss, or flatuIency,
and those who are victims to that most ex.
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WOOL CARDINa
AND
e 10TH DREsSIN G.
j BROWN & co.

k1N Telling thankful for pasl favors would
IL Inform the FarmefS and Wool Growers
of FsscarawaS county and the counties adloin-
ing, that they are now ready tovA
CARD WOOL -
AND
DRESS CLOTH p
on short notice. Having first rate Double
Carding Machine and the best of Machinery for
Dressing Cloth, together with an experienced
and skiIIfhl workman, they feel confdent,Dg
saying that their customers may rest assured Of
having their work done in the best manner.
The prices for Cardings IA cents per
Found, and the prices fet Cloth Dressing tllaIl
be reasonable. -.
All kinds of fproduce received in payment for
work. AL work must be paid for before taken
from the shop. ALL kinds of Wood Turning
done on short notice. 4
New Philadelphia. May 3, 1889.
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ROOT 3 SHOE SlrORIs,

Situated IN the ,ifsass acyoaing EGs'
ofhe Markrt HsAss, ,Nsp
Philadelphia, Ohio.
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INTERE STING AND APPLICA.
BILE TO THE AFFLICTED

DISEASES OF THE STOMACH, OR NERVES;
Such a. DYSPEPSIA, either Ch, onic or casual Z
under the worst symptoms of restlessness
Eowness of Spirits and General Emacaton:
CONSUMPTION. whether Of the Easags or Liver,>
LIVER AFFECTIONS. JAUNDfCE, both
Biliary and Spasmodic; Costiveness Worms
Of every variety; Rheumatism, whetrer a.
cnie or clrenic; together with GUD1,, Scro.
lila. Films III the Head, Back, Elnbs, and
Side, TYPHns FEVER, ScARLEr FEVER, Pu>D
irid Sure Throat, FEVER and AGUE,
Spasmodic PalpiIation Of tie lieait and Ar
teries, Nervous Irrtaoiiy, Nervous Weak-
ness, Mysteries The Douloureux Cramps, Fe,
male DISTINCTIONS, Heartburn, Headache
Cough, the Common or humid, and the Dry
or the WhoepiHg; ASTHMA, Gravel and
Dropsy
The Blood has hitherto been rolsi cred by
Empricks and others, as the great regulator Of
Fihe human system, and s,Nch is the devotedness
of the adherents to that erroneous doctrine, that
they content themselves with the simple pes.
session eff this faacious opinion, without en-
quiting into the primary sousces from whence
Life, Hath, and vigour efnanate, ana Uice oerSa,
pain, sickness, disease and death. Not so with
DR.. HUNT whose extensive research and
practical experience 80 eminently qualify him
for the profession of which he has been one OF
the mostuseliil members. He contends(-and
N ,ments reflection will convince any reasons
tug mind OF the correctness of his vews-that
he stomach, liver and the assoclnted organs are
hpafy and great regulators of health, and
l'n0d in very many instances is totally
CincWith the first and succeeding sta
bring tDDd"ato oia'ess medksne reach.
disease, the superficial anoy>
''e, Scribed, serve but as fbils to GOV.
&c desp,rooted maladies. I'm
|ctions. at the expenre of years
',0p, the 6octor has discover ed
earching poweIs are irress-
binG- ii is with firm con-
The nhre IN the various
~, 900 q even ir applied in
hands of an does not pretend
thepurpose 81
be President, p's
lsent, and .ough from positive
decla,ysdae of hundreds he
fail in efacting two
v ruisihg from the
bply rewarding DR..
fastudy TO attain
wssiRr WRIT. 7
Draft ;, n,u,,;
whicbTiGNTSs
east. some of to be,
Hihe book Saits ol
Nekfdsh thai
lssels on
,trehgih.
TO HpOnis
Ii conse'
+ done,
In ward
teea,So
Bank is al byiges
aes e. Co. anmaj
Nuyb Bt btl
g :, lii
g 5rary
a. us.@ei
ipltIry, ceive
much to tbs
ekhame food
milted pp- and 4
~ s1ecula- They
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Prussian do s..
Gloves, Grapes
Bobinetts, Swisses
Edgings, Ihseftings
Carpeting, Bangup
Peter Sllam
Plain, Straw & Tus.
can Bonnets
Apron Checks
Furnetune do
Furnetune Calico
Rose Blankets
Wadding, Batting
Wlcklng
Combs, Needle Pins
Gilt a. Lacing But
tons
Stocks, Shirts & Col
lars
Visits. Shues &. socks
Also, a general as
sortment Of Groce.
ries, WV Tea . Cof
fee, Sugar and No
lassos, &c. &c.
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NEW GOODS *!
" GRAHAM & Co., are now re-
Y n ceiving new supply Of Goods,
- r. .1,,o,.

~ CUHsIhII1E OF uIIHUVl 1VeTy VaII~
ETY.. which they will he happy 10 show their
friends and customers. Feeling assured that
they can give as good bargains as can be had in
this part Of the country. Their stock cofnpTi>
ses in part of the following articles, viz:
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Cloths Cassameres
Cassinetts Merenos
I'iannehs Prints !,
AlUssiins'C 'Cambrics
Brown Musslins
Bleached hiusslins
Drilllinss Sheetings
1'ickinss Cot. Yarn
Canvass Padding
Worsted Cotton a
Lambs Wool Stock !
ines.
SILKS, &C.
Plain q Fancy silk.
Bile. LuStrings
" Geo d Swiss
Colored Florences
Vestings
P0hge Cfavat IldkE
Light. Dark & Fanc,
Ribbons
Dress lIdkG
:" SlmWls !
Merino Shawls
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-31

Memoirs Of Rostopchine. written in ten minutes
This is tho title of an amusing jeu d'espirt which
lately appeared in lie Temps. This Journal ;ntrn'
duccs it by stating that one day lady told the
Count he Dug lit 10 write his memoirs The ne,,
day he brought her liltie roll, saying II have
obeycd your orders; hero arc my memo:r.," prc-
scn'ing at the Same time tho following brilan,
satire upon human nature in all ages, and e.peci-
ally upon tho manners and customs OF the pro.en,
day. Whether his Couat is or il not ar apocrypLal
Per."nsg is not settled. A certain B.biioeraphie
U"iUer ellie. tom , pa 1853, is quoted,-with What
correctness we arc unable 10 vcriy,-wbich in
made 10 say" when Count Rostop,chine came Ia
Paris it CAUSED not little surprise to zee, in tl,e
tefocious Tartar, wit and a courtier." But last
our Prrf.ce should be dspropor.ioncd 10 ton min.
ut s memoir, We pass OH to tho suhiec, matter.
"Chnp.I. My Birth. II l765, on the l2th Of
March. entered on the light Of day The, mes-
surc'i mo, weighed me- baptized ms. ] wa. born
without knowing why; aud my parent, ssioiesu
wi houI knowing for what. ~s'
Chap II. My Education. Tho, taught mo all
sort. OF things. and all sorts of languages; 90 That
by dint OF ialpuhcnce and qu,c kary, 1 .omc,imc,
parsed for . man Of learning. Ny head became .
libr ,ry Of od'! vo u,es, Vi which, however, have
kept The key.
Chap. III. Ny Torments. wac plagued with
n'e >,e's, With laors, who would make my cloths.
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Correspondence Of the II. 5. Gazette.
LATER FROM ECROpE

correspondence OF the ". >. Gazette.
LATER FROM EUROPE
,r New YoRK, Monday 2ist, ",
The Duchessn d'Or!eans, Have packet, is below
She brings accounts Of LATER date bv two mr. ,hr.a
days. Her papers are not yet received ut The newen.
per oihces but passengers report nothing new either po
lite II or commercial. -
Among the passengers in the Duchess d. Orleans. arc
m Hon George NJ. Dallas Minister to Russia h;s
udy, children and servants and samuel i, shsnr r
VI our city. SOU
Money is scarcer and scnrcer did not think II nos
sb'e that il could be so than il was on Saurdav
but II seems tl're is lower deep than the lowesr
d.pth. The Lest arctioheers raper is dining n, fron,
"a per cent. discount per month, aud difficult In
h'd purchasers even ut that Failures are spoken of
out nave not sufficient information to justify me in
giving names. ~ "
U. 5. Bank shares are trh better at the Sine. ",
change to-day; Western shares arc much lower mnnv
offered but no buyers; the little that was done IN ,Is,
was at a decline off, IL. ''N'''
Some oftte banks here decline IN, king collections in
future in Philadelphia. Baltimore, Buffalo, and ali The
southern ind western states. " ''o
Exclnnge on Philadelphia and Baltimore hns ;mnro.
vet SOM. has been taken low as TO- the lair nno,o
ton would be lOa -. Nothing doing in EXCHANGE
south OF Baltimore. Philadelphia money i, aso so'o
thing better, being freely discounted at discount Of 10
l2l 9 per cent. '""' VI -
We have again difficulty with our country b,,L
paper, now the principal medium of circulation NAM
Of the banks which received them having refused r., ~
SO any longer 1t is UNDERSTOOD However hAt this df
hculty will be bnt temporary.
. There is not the least probability that the n Y,,L
banks will suspend specie payments. On this YOU mnV
rely. =" '''"S
clined to 81. ""' w
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The ship Star, Capt Mallet, arrived at the vee yes.
tcfday' bringing number OF passengers, familiar faces
among others, G. H. Barre, and j. H. Barton who re-
'nrn tor the winter campaign the St. Charles. Now
for good acng and good plays. The Star made an -x-
treely short trp-s'e only eight days rom land
to land. No passage heretofore made between this po,,
and New York can beat this one,
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The Daily Evening Gazette contains M accom-, of
The 'e'zue, at ST. Louis course of all the fixtures
OF the gambling tables, consisting of six roulette tables
two faro banks &C., valued at $1,000, which were eur
r'd t" the city, and burnt in the yard Of the court house.
I" the Presere OF urge crowd Of citizens, who had
assembled to witness the sucrilice
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by private letter from, Mobile, we learn that the
suspension has produced little effect in that city
Business begins to return, every MN is putting his
shoulder 10 the wheel with renewed vigor they are
maknhg IN every section, preparations 70, the coming
se"son' and seem to brighten with fair uncipatous CT
the future,
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too sHai by the women. ~ amb;tion. b. sslf.lcve.
by vain regrets, by soyersisn..: and ~ sonyenirs.
Chan " Pr;vat;on,. Z hs.. h.., aen,;yad ofa
threo az ~. ..s...s. .oo I....n:,,,
,h.N s,.,.." o e'ea.cs. enJoyme9ss OF hohsh"y
inS rs suwony ana pride.
=, Sn.p. '. Memorable Epochs Al thirty gave
eP uanclng-at forty, pTeteIlsiou 10 easing the
aadtes--at ffly Feapc,t for public onnon--at sixty
thought, when became trno nh;lo.onhor or m
egotist which coma. -, ~ 49, .L;s -
f,h,n VI ~ ~ ".o san.o t"" ~
,,..i" l. moral PORTRAIT. was obstinate as
'"e' saptIcious a. coQuettc, gay as child, idle
= ,n." ,.no. active rs Buon'parte, and oil Of these
Chap. VII. Imnor,,nt Rs.o,,,;o, Norer ,os-
...,;,r Pu r Noso'' Ne'et po''
.o'""ano OF my Paysiognomy, gave
,o1so ESQ 10 my tongue, and acquired the bad
"ao't VI thinking aloud. This procured me some
| amusement and multitude Of cnemies.
Chap. VIII, What I was and wh,, I mich, have
been. was sensible Of friendship and of confidence:
and wanteI mailing In, m hnsa -. w. =: H., iIn,
age to have stood acme chance of he;ng n r.sc,i ;
pie, i. e. good man, '
Chap. TX. Respectable PRINCIPLES. l never wa,
eng aged in any affair of marrure or of eoss;n nev.,
recommended either cook or phy
never attempted the lG, ofanv man.
Chap. x Ny Tastes. was fond OF small socie,;e,
ola walk in the wood b.I nm ;nvin,""
for The sum- and its setting has often made me meIan.
choly. As far coors always preferred hIne !,
beef and horseradish in theatrcas Comedy and fa,r.
in human beings an open and EXPRESSIVE conn,.n.ncs
hunchbacks, orboh sexes, had charm for me which
cannot explain.
| Chap. XI. Nv Aversions nlwav. bod . ,;.,;L.
10 fnols scoundres, and female tntripuones who pre
tend virtue; was djseus,sL with Attenuation ,!,;s,
painted dolls Of both sexes: hated rats LIQUORS me,anhv
sics and rhubarh, and entertained postve ALARM, y
Justice and n nd d,ps i "''' :"
: Chsn. XII! Arnlve;s cf nv ;G, I wa;r Fl, don't,
,Sitlol, [ar ynI without igrngii,,r 10 "o'
a bind D,cin.,i,rn,n ia ,,r;., I n,,' l ," Se,
jyran,. i,rsrS Ga ,1r,e-.,y, ,t,. i''' 4" ''e
Chap XVI N,t1nri4 from lITryrn A.. s,,.,rr,,
hessitig IN hes h,ca Independents, t., ,Jt iu, rre,,
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Nous sommes auteris6s annoncsr qua Ia de-
mande dun grand nombre dea citoyens des lrois
municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FRERETs con-
senti Sc presenter CONNIE candldat a Ia place do
Marie Ia prochaine election.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1889.

We are authorised TO announce that at the solicitation
OF large number Of the citizens Of the three Munich.
Palities, Mr.. WILLIAM FRERET hus consented to
the presentation Of his to his fellow citizen. a,
the next ensuing elrcton candidate Tor the office
Of Mayor ot tho City Of New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-31

Spee'e-7oooo arrived in town yesterday, from the
Ian" once At eFT'"s6eId Mo in wrgons.--St Louis
| Republican.
In an alteration between Mr. Robt Loug htrdge and
Mr. Cramner, Mr. l.. shot in the head and breast,
ana was not expected to survive.-Mr c. was arrested
anu Judged IN jail-'he cause Of the difficulty no,
known.-N.
Bo"ny Black won the purse of 81 900, on the mile
day. beating Cro~der, Buckeye and others.
Thornton Grimsby, Esq. has been nominated bv the
Wings as their candidate for Congress.
An interesting young lady has applied to Old So,
smith, as appears by several letters published in the
Republican, to appear on the boards Of the St. Loui.
theatre.
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we arc indebted to the clerk of the steamer Monsoon
Tor 81 Louis pnpers of the 18Th and 18th ls and e
phis papers Of the a5th.
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In Mobile they are bn'ily employed in clearing away
the rubbish of the burnt districts and it is to he horea
TINT IN short time, vesruye of their great calu,i
ity " i'll exist.
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LIST Lieut.. de la parcc do nuit

A MERiCAN ASPHALTCM.-We have the homo,
"a" inform the public, that we have received American
Asphal'um which safely warrant To he as 200,
as any v hatsoever
We execute all kinds Of work, either in emplov;no
MINERAL B'tumen, (oherw ise AspI,atum) or Vegetable
prices: rs
- per yard with layer of bricks edgeways filled
A., and covered with bitu,nen.
% 40; do. fiat, and covered
~ 70 DO. when the bricks furnished and laid
down. ' ''"'
$2 do. on plain soil.
We have likewise received different sorts of sands
"hch VIII allow us to make the surfaces in such color,
a the persons fayoring witt, orders NAV demand M
Their in plain black white bronsh or IN plat bands
The Seysselles Asplal,um is highly apprecia,ed.
Which undoubtedly has caused an individual residing
.eto 10 announce himself as the sole agent holding
Asphaltum from the Company.
but we can assure the public, that tho Sevsselles
Company has agent here, and the AsphaI,um given
as such comes from Vade-Travsrs (Swirzerland \
moreover, this latter Company has bur one agent in
New Orleans but short time ago. "
IS really Iaushable it written with pravity
that the Seyssell les Asphaun has the property of rem.
dering pitch and tar ncorrupthle But, pray what is
pch and tar lis it not incorruptible oftsef?-lndeed
u so much that instead of receiving its corrptbil
y from the Asphaltum communicates that uaality to
II. Hence, what can be the meaning of this strange
chemist :!
Again, all those distinctions Of Asphaum are based
on no grounds for we say, and propose Pot it to the
fresh pure or loaded with calcareous matter are equally
good To compose btumen. The secret lies in the prc.
paraon OF the divers Ingredients the modification to be
operated with each taken individually before being
brought 10 compound. LELOUp Il BLOT,
Rampant Il No. l78,
O.'-bf Or at f., telulp, So Chartres
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-31

Inc Governor OF Il!inis Ind called an Extra se sson
OF the Legislature 10 meet the second Monday in
Drccmlnr
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Inc Bank OF M'ssouri.-At meeting of the Board Of
"'rector'' It WIS determined not to s,sprnd-and TO
make u" change in the policy hitherto pursued.
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70 No candidate can be- announced IN hi. pap,r un.
Ill the regular tae is paid. Nv ts Ss

Next Aonlay wgy bs eoDaiden 5as liz 81 u NJ.
H'enc@nrHt of"or business season as SO. 5iIst
day The Courts opon-.nnd a, sac so"aJ ,ara' ,,g@
open o'r eyes and + lie sboH, G.. ~ 6. e,.~
mapping. Nnihl"" - '7a'tF nceH.t1c 4oEIi and
,-asrrv Ian The lreaJ ali n.eu e.;a FsF,n Nd, a7 ~ II. ~
sulved in Il iaw suit. r@~+
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-31

l.. U. CANINE, at the solicitation Of many If his
friends, has consented to become candidate for the
Office Of Mayor of,his city. 3.
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f.om the Memphis Enquirer Of the 2sth, wa learn
that all the Nashville banks had suspended specie nav
menls.
The Farmers and Merchants bank Of Memphis, had
followed suit.
Tue Senate Of Tennessee had passed preamble and
resolution nominating Van Buren, for the Presidency,
and Gov. Polk for the Vice. Presidency
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-31

" We would have no objection to notice the Weekly
Times, proride'! we could get Il glimpse at it,
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GRAND REAL ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY
Situated in New Orleans,
TO Be DRAWN ON THE LIST DECEMBER. l83o
INJACKSONVILLE FIN.
Under the superintendent of the Commissioners mn.
po'l'edb. the Legislative Assembly of Flurida
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON,
MHuurers
i"0,ooo tickets, At rs scheme price. 4, 800 OUO.
Selling prize so per ticket.
SYLVESTER Il Co.. 1856 Broadway, NEW YORK
Sole Agents.

W he receipts OF the sale of the tickets will bc do
posted IN The Canal Union, CarroI,on, Ci,izens md
tonsoda'td Banks, in New Orleans, in tho name NJ,
CASHIER of'i~ Citizens Bank, and A. Bnudouin nc.
tunlly asher ofthe Consolidated Bank, as trustees
a. per a.! act passed before A. Mazueau, Esq Not Pub
the above mentioned gentlemen uSiucumb-rrJ
ders ""'' i''~e mol
Phoenix Bank to the credit OF the above mined luz
Banks of New Oreaus. "''y
he Public are referred to the acts passed bcf,,.
a. Maznrean' Esq. Not Pub. in relation to the prop
Lottery, i' J." 'hc
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" u WE he seeaby The rrroft o' tn feoccAis Vi %
eou"eI 0tihc Shsond funicq,aljty v44 $ 80 T.
ef eH''tna ilaL "ot''nh4 lHl.rg ~ 2 4a.. !. =
John u'hson vii" nus ueen .or s...o~ .,s.! 4 .&ay.a
rotary OF thai body, andl who, for trivial of ce had
been removed, has not been reinstae d.t.c would
have required his eelection We do not feel in the bu.
NOR at present to ene ao the merits Of the question:
but will let day two intervene, and then we
viii give the sutjeca cool aud dspassionute inves"
gati0n.
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ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
Tbs cars will leave nj the .ame ho.,. a. i, ,h ~ :,
sneil scock PM. when a ocou,utyr vii, Is"a NY
ssery hour until O'clock M and New Orleans 49, n
aatst 6 o'tlo.k pm. WV "'s every noar
A. extra Horse Car be obtained bsf,,c 10 o,,l
~ paying dollars for the Trim After 70 ocI n =:
~ dollars vi III lie charged. ~ "eA T. W.
Il = going ny the steam Car provide themselves
van Tickets, the conductor as positive direcn n, ~,
seeetve money in lieu thereof " ~
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THE JACKSON AND LacouRsr srn EFT

Leave inc head of Jackson street 81 O'Clock Cane,
stfrst ut octock. AT hIf.past o'clock ,hev cn a'
ssss 'c'h ends every hall hour until O'Clock
will leave there ut 9o'ciock PM ~ '"' e''
partmuarIy requested that gentlemen will M, ,u,
nesr test upon the cushon smoke ia the cars wh."
s9c present. " Wv '' ""'" au'es
'0hce New Orleans & CarroIItou
Rail Road Company,
: October 22d, $780, Jnyiv u.up,,~
- ts.G Chief Engineer N. y. 4 C. r. C.
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1"e Mi"f-:he officers now composing the Branch
Mint Of this city
II. G.. CAMMACK, Treasurer.
JOS. NJ. KENNEDY, Superintendent
DIR. HORT, Assayer.
p. d. TYLER, Conner.
DIR. RIDDLE, Meter and RcGner