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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER &c, 1889.
M1ssachusetts. Tho BAY State is about bell

Massachusetts.-Tho Bay State is about being
delivered over 10 tho evil one for short season, to
atone for her sins in enacting the fifteen gallon
tan The combined forces Of the aboli,ionists and
locofocoism avaling themselves of the local d;vi-
sions in this state, arising out of the odious fifteen
gullon law, have probably 'riunph.d int recent
elections for stute officers, which took place the
second Monday of this month. 1t is an even
chance that the notorious abotionist, Ju re Mar
Gus Morton and the ocofoco candidate, i. elected
governor by small majority over Gov. Everett the
present Incumbent Tnis result, if it proves to be
the case, has been produced by strange state oil
things. During Gov. Everetts administrations a
law was passed Limiting the sale and purchase Of
spurious liquors to no, less than fifteen gallons in
order to prevent tipping and dram drinking VIC
suppose. The spirited yankees of the ancien,
commonwealth of Massachusetts have become gree t.
cxaspcratcd at this restriction on their privilege,
in measuring out their liquor, and have resolved
to right themselves at all hazurd The locofoco.
seeing this, proclaimed in favor of repeal If the
fifteen gallon law. Judge Morton. their standing
candidate for Governor for the last ten fifteen
years, declared himself last year, warmly in favor
Of the ahoionists, and this year for the repeal OF
this odious law. and is now probably Governor
Let The locofocos no longer charge the wing party
with supporting abolilionisn. They never fail &c
Join the aboionisly on all occasions where it sub
serves their interest and advances their success in
tho elect ons.
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no longer contains within itself The of its de-
fence, and is full ofhazard. ~ truth, the merit Of a
bank ia nearlvln proportion tn the de- rec Of this fexi
bty Gifts means. liza bank lends its monty
cages, stocks for long terms, and to persons carel So
Of protests it ncurs this grcs, risk; thar, ile
hand, its notes are payable on demand, while on the
o,er, its BITS he called in with great delay,
delay fatal TO its credit ind character This the gene
ralerror Of hanks, who do not always discriminate he
tween two things especially distinct in banking debt
ultimately secure and debt certainly payahlr But
well mnnnged hank has its funds mainly in shnt loans
10 persons in busiss-tle result OF buSne rnnsaC
ti"ns-payahe on day named, which the ia ties
able to pay, aud will "y at any sacrifice, in order to
ESCAPE mercantile dshonor. Such bank has its funds.
therefore, constantly repaid into it and is able 10 say
whether it will or viii NOT lead Them out again.
A bank so aged il it finds too much demand for
lis coin to 60 ABROAD begins by not lending than
il receives every day; and then goes further, by lens
ding us much us its income, declining to renew the
notes If its debtors, and oigins them to pny part
the whole making it rule to keep discounts within
its income. Tine operation procerds thn by issuing
no new notes, hut requiring something from ruur ,ehts
or YOU cblige thrm TO return to you the bank notes
You lent them, their equivalents This make The
bank notes scarceI; this makes them more valuable; this
mnkeI the goods FOR while they generally exchan-
ged less valuable the debtor, in his anxiety to your
notes being willing to sell his goods at snc'idce.-
This brings down the prices of gonds, and makes every
thing cheaper Then the remedy begins; the foreigner,
finding that hi goods mus, he sold low, sends more;
the American importer. finding that he cannot make
| money by importing them, imports no more. The re-
ander ofe coin, OF course, is not sent after
importaons, but stays home. where il finds better
| em"l"y'nent in purchasing these cheap articles; and
when the foreigner hears of this nf things he sends
back thu coin he t"ek away. lie took it away mrrev
| because your own domestic productions high
rat he could not n,uk' profit in his country by tn
| king Them. But when the news reaches him That his
productions are cheap in country, he will as'
learn that our productions cheap tun and he send
hnck the coin to hmy these cheap psdu" lions of ours
paper, and it will stay until driven away hv another su
perahundance of paper. Such is the circle which
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The Banking Systcm.-Grcat excitement exist.
in st. Louis in consequence OF the Bank of Mis-
souri, refusing to receive the notes Of the Banks r
Illinois, Indiana, &c, in payment on deposit
The Bank persists in receiving nothing in pay
mcEt from merchants, planters and others who owe
it, but gold and silver or the notes OF specie paying
Banks. Tho neighboring Banks in Illinois ant
other states have suspended specie payments, but
their notes pass currently and constitute prircipa
part of the circulation in ST. Louis and Missouri
1t is further stated that the Banks of Missouri
aided in giving these bank notes currency and al
them.
The people of ST. Louis have resolved that the,
will not submit TO tho dlctalion and arbitrary de-
cree Of the Bank, but demand that it shall receive
the current notes Of non-specie paying banks
which it was instrumental in circulating but shor
time since. At the latest dates there was u ire
,ncndous excitement against the Bank.
The President Of the Bank, in the true xassona
ding, Bantonian styla, bid defiance TO the almos
universal voice Of the people in demanding rclrc
A h,avy run was making on the Bank by ,dcposi.
tors and holders Gifts notes, which required all it.
means 10 withstand; aud even violence was
threatened.
This is another exemplhcation of an exclusive
state banking system, and is but the beginning OF
troubles. Ii is impossible for so many local instu
tons 10 harmonic. and act in concert, SO as &c
give uniformity and slabiIi,ylo the currency
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MASSACnJSEI El,E("TION

The general state election Of Massachusetts took
place Monday, and if the wings nve no, been de-
irated h"y have escaped only by the skin Of their teeth
The Boston papers OF Tuesday filled with returns
fair summary of which will he found in the anne Ncd
article, from the Transcrp pit of Tuesday evening:
THE ELECTION.
The trip which til" Democrats land for TIE Wings
last winter well bal ed. The II gallon law hns
almost done the business. We almost because we
nre sure that it has not proved entirely ricarious,
although we have good to hope better ssur.-
Governor Eevereus vote h's fallen off greatly sine
the last contest tho vote for Judge Morton has in
creased in more hann corresponding proportion. BY
returns in the Atlas, the seems Ia stand thus:
III Boston, the vote WAS for Everett 49lc; Norton
1925. asst year it 520H against . u. !'he entire
Wing cket tor senators and representatives is elected
Mr.. Lawrence is sent TO congress by minority III
about l40O.
l7n'""ns are heard from, aud Morton leads Ever,tl
bv 2n7 votes.
All Nmtolk, all Essex, all Plymouth. bat Two towns
all Addesex, but four towns, and alt Worcester, bun
towns, have been heard tr,'n The towns ~ those
counties may add "" hundred moe Morton.
present mnjoit,. The rem lining counties stood thus
I,c
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lO,435

Evercs joriry last yenr in the counties be heard
from, B. 85-Morton no" leads him, say 500 We deem
it, sn,s the Alins, impossible for Morton to gnenough
elect him. We have little doubt but that Nantucket
ard BarnsIabe will give Everett handsome majority,
and both Hampshire AMI Franklin be relied upon
for a good vote. 1t is i'll Judgment question SET
tied ,,nI Mr.. Everett is reelected.
Ne think nineteen wing senators crrtAnv chosen
20 il suffolk, 6 in E'ssx, in Hamsire. | IN Franklin
in Barnstub:e, ! i'll Nantucket in Worcester, (Mr.
Wood being rli both ticket, y AMI in Plymouth
The locus have ,rohublv chosen 3 in Norfolk, 5 in
Nilcscx,3 in Bristol, aud } in llAnpden. Total, 49,
BeI kst,rc Is do ktul
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L AYTON l. co, No. So Old Lcvee street, in addi-
ton TO their io,mer stock, have rereive from Eng
and, per Ship Chester, Elw in, and >onnntum and BY
recent arrivals from The northern cities, shr following
sormcnt u! Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Aneho
Chains, Inrdage, Leather, nils &c. which The, oiey
for sale on accommodating teims:-
HARDWARE.
Brig trace chas ana log do; cane carrier cb.inS
and chains for mills; brig lit Carolina hses ooIs
and 'lyndons; hight cart Steel hoes, md sl0vex md
SPADE; BRIGHT L"ussann hoes; sruhhng hoes; black
Carolina hoesj best 'Amiage' anxils blscksmiibs bel
lows hammers and ,onge; files, assoted Of ali kinds,
lbbolt"n's make; Seeker spades, assorted kinds:
k"" lands ana Hoes mill SAWS cas-, steel whip and
cross ell saws baud saws: copper skim.rs and ladies'.
ran'at on BELLS indan mills curry combs wood
screws leg locks: Amp lean door ocks; adlueks enbn
h"pk' steel, cash aud ?"ptrh augers chisela
chfWers aud smiths tools generally bright ape vi.
ces; aud general assortment Of table cutlery and shelr
goods.
AXES. =.
Hunts east sell axes, Layton pattern. HUNTS broad
aud hand uxes, it'll an tment Of Huni's tools. Cali
inns uSes and i5o dozen cast steel uxes, made by other
good nnuktrs.
IRON, .STEEL.&c
lOU tons fiat, square and round iron; Baltimore bo;l.r
and plne non; lo"p iron, a sizes; Russia shoe, inn.
American do; sheet cast STEEL aid cast Steel in snuars
aud flat hnrs' ns,"red, Sahd'rsnn's make; Crowley
Tin; pale zinc; sheet and zig eat shot, all SIZES
NAILS.
5onkegs nails, we'll assorted; from 8 n 6 ;nohe..
81 cnsks woHaht nal fine clasp ana r. ne, 50 keys sn
gar "laS n"s; 20 Kegs tine horse shoe huils. Grnp's
-: ANCHORS, CASTINGS, &c.
Anchors tail sizes; chain cables d.: loon E,er.h
pots, 70 lO pins; hI,rs mud skc,s large assort
ment; ''c salt kt''les; pdnghs OF dlred l,Ianuiac,o
re- 'n"o" slnss al szesi Nnsu; Scotia grind stones
AID" large Stuck Cullen mislslNues, assorted sizes
T.. - : :. SHIP CHANDE ERY,,, XIV. g.,
Ianed rope and halSer@, assorieit large and small
apila rope ., The Iest kind, and Boston mannactnts
Hanlt'n BED cords and plough lines; aid a ysr,e,vn
every arcle IN The ship chandIery linz; leather d 81
Kinds Just received from Philadeii hin III " .
- OIL: AND Nsvii, s i0RES
Sueask* Pure WINTER s,rane Gil 5abbls dn 100 bbls
'tlsc"d 90 htis M, 50 oil ni,efun. r,.in: d. ,of,
OPP zeal Tar in half hhs; ss Of ,rrfn,ine. s,;.h,
"a e"I'ni mud jrnn do; neatsfo, oil 500 ksrs
;. e'A'''"' N'e 'rha' Ae oA Il
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CANDIDATES.

u We authorised announce thai at tic solicit
tuition of large number of the citizens Of the three
Municipalities, MCMILLAN FREREr bus consented to
the presentation of his to his fellow citizens at
the next ensuing election, candidate for the office
of Mayor ut the City Of New Orleans.
u Nous sommes autoris6s announcer qua la
denande dun grand nombro des citoyens des trois
Munich ali'es, Mr.. WILLIAM FREREr { CONSENT il
Sc presenter CONNIE candldat la place dc Marie a
la ploclane election.
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.


ES sonssign6s, nouveAux propri6tarcs de 10.
4 tab isSrInrut snc dons la rue do Ia Obrapia,
NO. ll9 c"nuu ~ nom do MANSION
HOUSE, ont lhomn@ur d'inlormcr lie rubc. qu's
cro"t tous !eurs efforts pour SO 1endle ngrcablcs.
aux prr>nnncs qni voudrnnl bien favoriscr do.
cur c"niInc. Les communities uoire cato nAi--
son aux vu,AgNurs so,t assoc connuas pour no,
point Julcr ne cssatn don Fare .c 10 detail.
p s'I,--ly CUNY Il FULTON.
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
i. l., Yy,l..

/ Us nfrnscros nucvos proprictari0s dol bon
! connrdo ESTABLISHMENTS noInbrado MAN.
SION HOUSE, iuado en- Ia Gale de 10 Obrs pia
Mum. ll9; ticnen cl honor dc an,nciar al publico
que sus 'nayores clucrzos atcnciones scran dedi-
cad"s conpluccr h las personals que les favorex-
can con su patrocino. Las vcnlaj as que posee di.
cha cusa para los viag"rus, tun,o por localidsd,
c"modniad, etc. etc son tan conec,tas, que % nu-
til cnumnrnrlas.
81 sct-ly CUNY g. FULTON.
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: YOUNG MEMS HOWARD ASSOCIATION
"A Genera! Meeting Of all the members will take
~ place on to morrow evening, Wednesday the 97tl,
instant Mt o'clock, T. NJ. punc,ua acntsn nee is re-
9uesred ID J KlCARnO,
n26 Sorr.,,,,,
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nv ANffD-Thrceo or fnur families to 90 on plan
ta'ion siA miles from the city; there are good
and con'nnious houses; The land Is already cultivated
and can bring fair inc ONE; each smv will have tn
privilege It cultivd'ing large parcel Of ground for
nun hrr OF years. and of cutting much timber they
may want without having Thing pay tor The time
agreed upon. Fur further particulars, apply TO
''-.' II BlHNABE..,
n5 corner Nutch-z and Tcharirouas
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MAYORALTY or NEW ORIEA,

MAfORAl.TY OF NEW orr Fans.
TJNliE price Of to.r being this day S. - per barrel
u according IN the tariff, the bakers will give ID
Ounces ofbread for ten cents. during the week he GIN
ming Monday next The 25lh in- tan. The leaves o
second q,ty, Of three for ten cents shall weigh q
per cent more, viz: 432 ounces.
nd E. GENOIS, Mayor.
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TINE SUBSCRIBED. respectfully informs hi.
I friends and customers and the public, that bel, q
Obliged I" retire from business of i'll health
he hus sold his stock TO Aassrs Ha$we, harrington
and Hasweii of Philadelphia. who will hereafter con.
duct tile business in this city under The of John
J. Haswril 4 Co. lie takes pleasure in recommending
than, N the patronage ofhis former customers.
ms A TOWAk 10 Camp st
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M ANTEIl-A " oman to ok snd wash for a
w small fumily-One who come well recon,-
Rended, can get pei msnent situaon by applying at
corner Ut -. Thomas and Edward streeys-A white
woman would he preferred. r26
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NOR SALE HAY end |. vcrponl sat-lOn bales hnv
u and $50 sacks fine sn,, on Loard the ship Frank
fo't lying ut ST. Joseph street wharf, apply Captain
kussel on hoard or TO
NIL P LAiDAW, 81 Camp 4
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NOTICE,

UJ The members Of St. Palrck's Congregation are
hereby respectfully notified that the service will he per
formed in one of Mr.. r. E. Parker's buildings in
Jnlia street between Magazine and Foucher streets,
until further notice.
nc JJMtIl LON Pastor
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nERYANT EllR SALr-A o,n.1 -IL,l,- n--.1..

g ERvANT FOR SALE-A most likely mulat,o
~ girl, aged about 10 yoara, very good cook, su:
nerior washer irnner and to!rrable st amsrcss ana
h. usa servant. SOBER Incident and good tempered.
he ainive servant would hc acquisition in any
family, and is sold because her owner is DESTROYS Of
paving his debts, Apply to the Editor Of the True
American. :. n22-ai
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MICHIGAN ELECTlON.-Thc CLEVELAND EIeral,
Of the h instant contains partial returns OF the Mich
gan eIsclou.
The Wing n,ioriiy for Governor in Detroit il. 46
The Advertiser thinks the average Tnortv on rr,,re
sentativnS, a c VIII reach 90 or 70.
An extra from the journal office says:
Washenlw-Wlg maI"rHy tIus fur !oi i." town,
be heard from, win III last year gave Wing najOrit,
of lOl.
I observation-disclosures from ten towns give maj riry o
3l2mr Woodbridge, The y hg candidate tor .,overn"r
Last year the whig majority IN these towns 66 -
The remaining seven towns last year gnve II Wing ma
jurity ID AZ.
Oaklanl-1'hr Wing majority is stated 10 be 2O>.
M iconib -C,nned by both par les.
| ,Genlfssee--'rhe Wing majority is 100.
| 8Wayne-leio ted Van Burel majority for Govcrnn
| as votes. -, - 't%s- "-'
| : Lapeer--The Wing .repr Sentative elected.
t. h)onfoe-rhe Van Buten ticket elected.
Thus far there sail 10. be 81 Wing representa-
/ tves elected OUT of 50 Composing the House.
LATER--trhe Rochester is III i,h Detroit pal,ers
Pnurstiuy morning. She leitDttro last evening; and
a table gentleman OF Ohio uha Obtained his i tel
isece al te latest bei:e The sailing 6tiI,e
Roche ster, forms that returns hud come sufficient
10 Mace the election Of Woolbr ge beyond que stion
BY amajnrity ranging from 10 e0i. A Wig majority
ID the if0ses pus c,usiteret equal certain, frba
by wing ulsjority inthe Seiiale. Van Rren gar
Etirnia; cci rum Monroe says Woodbridge is elect d
aud aEs Wing have iha House. 80. ~ ,,...:
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$JO REtNtRn r a.

3 $50 Observation-Disclosures on the lst No
~ sembcr, the negro GEORGE, Speaking Eng.
HA ii>h and French, aged ntout Is or 10 wears 5
-~---- feet or inches high, short and thick set
small eyes, prominent forehead M open md Tree gut
having of the front teeth in the upper jaw broken.
had on, went he went AWAY. pair of co,onade pann.
looms with small blue stripes and engham shirt,
said negro worked "A long hle with Nj. VIM Stone,
bricklayers's hand FERNANDO LEMOS
. n9-tf No 1873 Duuphine At
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JOHN J HASWELI, l. co,

SUCCESSORS to Alexander Tuwar 40 Camp
- street. take pleasure in informing the GU tom, RS Of
tho late house and The public generally, that having
purchased from, Mr.. Tnwar his tire stock of books
ial,r &c; they have such additions as will make
their assortment complete. They will always be
able tn surpiy Printers with nks paper Tor ncwspn-
pers, book and job work Of description on the
very hest terms. City and Country merchants will nd
blank books Of every hind. quality, and prize together
viii, check boots, bill bnnks, C,srm house blanks
bills ad'ns, with al ART c!es of ionery usually Kept
in book ttnes.. Copying presses. c"r,ug ink. Ste
ven's light and dark i,lne and hlnck writing hnd. :
Jiunket- note oaees, pocket in ks, &c Sc. ceLrra
nsso,imrn, Of hnks in ail the departments # Sripnra
mud literature. with the extensive and t"n pie.
assortment # sthno books offered in New Orleans
all of who they prepared 10 sell to country mer
chants md dealers AT The lowest wholesale prices.
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CONDITIONER
The DAILY Paper is nrall, printed with small
type on an extra, double med UNI sheet, al 9l2
per Ann"m, payable semi annually in advance.
The TRl-wEEKLf Paper, containing he reading
matter Of two dallies, $40, payable in advance,
whereno city reference is given.
The WEEKLY True AMERICAN, madc up from tho
daily papers, during the week, will be rent 10 sub
scrlbers who pay SIS per annum in advance, and
10 none other unless an acceptable city reference
is gwen. Subscribers respectfully solicited.
JOHN GIBSON.
Nrw ORIyANS NAV 1870
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u l.. U. CANINE, 1T the solicitation of many of his
friends has consented to become candidate for tie
ufire of Mayor Of this city.
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OFFICE OF THE FiREMAN's Insurance Ct

OF New ORLEANS.
lTNHE Stockholders of this Company are hereby no.
Il tilted that the 10Th ns,anen on their stock is duo
ard payable the ,ah Of October ne xt at tn. office Ell
the Company. sept l2 ELL TRACY.
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GRAND REAL ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY.
Situated in New reuns,
TO BE DRAWN ON TUE lt DECEMREIt 1899
NJiCKSONVILLE E2n.
Under the supr incn,enrr OF the Commissioners aI,.
pointed by the Legislative Ass' mbis OF Fur,ia.
SClliIDi Il HAMILTON

100000 krts, at SD ~rrn." p,cr 81 100 900.
Selling p,ire 80 per ticket.
SfLVES. Err " Co., lJ6 Broadway NEW YORK.
sol" sg,nih.
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Er,m the Eh !ud,lphin L. 5. Gnzrt.e.

NEw YORK, Thursday.
We still in state nfu,ce,tanv as to the resu
oi the eul.er.uluria election il Massachusetts; the
probability, however, Is, tat G"vcrnnr Lv.rttt is
81, cled rate. and Whatever tn rcS it cam
be consider ii a. expressing h1 orinOn of The pcO-
pie Of that sta lie or question If national policy.
General Root, our present accounts stv, is elected
Sertor for the Third Sou turi district in this state bv
TaI 'riiy o. one
some hop hat the Wing III that nu,e brsn suc.
-sful,
No further foreign nows, but hourly expecting
the arrival OF the BRUSH Queen.
There has been good deal doing tr day in foreign
exchanges, aud have advanced. Sales of y nte
bills have been nnl! At from 5. I" 81, snd some
even a lte higher. The quotation Tor flames is 81.
~ US I5f
Al tn. meeting Of the Bnnrd of Brokers' this morning,
Sto X we're god deal depns-, i, but before lls rise,
they nearly rrcaued III 'r position at Yesterday. No
sales Of a. :. Hank shares made The Second
,onr.i sales If Dela~ aud Huds IN CLOSED Il, Coo:
Shade better than Yesterday.
Exchange on your city III day l34 Is -. No ma
erinl change OTHER places Notes of Your hunks
buv:ng al b l-2 ii H.
Flpur advanced agan to day one shn. a h. md
considerable sales lw-re made Of western at 81 So of
Georgetown md Towards. NJ the same price.
The cotton market is very dull, and olices shade
lower.
OF Illinois bonds per cent payable half v.nrly
in This civ 900 were sold at auction OF &C. and the
sale then Closed.
Sales 10 dav mad of U. s. Rank, 20 az; Del
and Hudson. 81 - 81 1; kentact y, Go 81; Nor.
ris ~ a}3; Canton q %.
!, Sales were also made Of II Ohio Trust, 81 mud
$1,000 Ohio skies 90 $500 Corporation bonds 92ius3
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NEW ORLEANS " CAKKDi.LTON RAIL ROAD
9 N0rI'E.WfsrER arrangement
To VH Of November. 1880


ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
Fhaears will leave nj the hours IN the
anti ocock PM when Locomotive will leave Carrotou
every hour until o'clock, PM aud New Orleans
anti 8 o'Gio, PM.
An extra Horse be obtained before 70 o'clock NJ
y payn. dollars for the Trip Alter 2 o'clock p NJ
: ~ dollars will he charged.
Persons going blythe Steam Car rovIe es
with Tickets as the conductor directions not to
receive money in lieu thereof
- TIT. JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARS
Leave the head Of Jackson street 81 o'clock AM C.a
strsat ut oclek. At half o'clock they commence n
least hoh ends hall hour, until y O'Clock except
Ing that instead of leaving Canal O'Clock the ca,
will lense ihe,e mt uciuckP.M
% It's paeu urly requested ha gent emen will not pu
present.
Office Ncwt)rleans-S tarrnttan
Rail Road Company, s
October 22d, lSi9 JOIN HAMPSON.
hafE ,giu n u r
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COTTON CIRCULARS

u" PRINT ED wiM The Greatest Expedition, and
n style unsurpassed in New ORLEANS, or elss
where.
ORDERS left atCoMprING Room in S.. Chs,Ies Ex
hanre, tCo'nter Of Grarier 81. 9! TRVE
a NJ ERICA N Z R NC OFFICE,
corner at P">dras and ST Charles Sheets, yin b
prnlnNil 0tttMhtd To-.