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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08

FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEARANCEs
November III, 1899.
Ship Zotofr, Merrill Iii, crpool Master
PolscIc Andromeda. Fah'iquez, Havana Master
ethr American Trader, Kirby Galveston, II Leach
ARRIVALS.
November III. 1880
Steam ship Neptune Pennoye days from New York,
Char esou and Key West
steumcr Oronoko. I.osworh, FIN Memphis
Steamer Houma, Claiborne. FIN Alexandria
Steamer Cinderella. Irwin fn Mouth of Arkansas
Steamer Baton Rouge, sclleck. I'm Bayou Sara
Steamer Brdgewa.er, Wright, fin Vick.b"rg
EXPORTS.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Zo,oif Cargo 1917 bales cotton
HAVANA Per polaccre Andomeda. Cargo 1914 bale.
GALVESTON Per shr American Trader Largo lots of
fec cheese candes pork polaoes onions; hams,
WI ~ IMPORTS
New YORK Per ship Neptune. In ballast James Read
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
M%ph steamer a,s[ " s4 bis cotton
negen; Yeaman SO Hardy, 81 Plcasanrs co..
jDeR g. Arour Lake s Walker 'Ts' White, ey; w
lard Andersen; 50 Foral IS Bowie lie"shaw; 81
T. COT 9 Brander Mckenna Wright
Bayou Sara Per steamer Baton Bouge Cargo i4s bales
GARDNER 81 Ledoux; 70 " Flower s. H"rke Wat co
10 Allan Tremoue 4! Armour 81 Caldwell Iiickcy
as $ " Oakley Coz IS order; % Adams Whtal; Il
Matur; Fulton co; Conner Grdley 6 w NJ BeuIsi
l. Gaze; II bis molasses Burke. Watt CO
Alexandria. Per Houma Cargo 80 bales cotton
Cammack Ringold u NJ Dubatroud, "A W Oakley CO;
% 4 Dick; Prescotls, Jones' 26 Kirknlan
$50 Lambeth Thompson; 20 lids sugar 50 moasses,
Mhz Adams Whital; lids II molasses Zaekare
a
Lite Rock. Per steamer Cinderella Cargo aaa bales
ron II i;uines. ll6 N White 4 uu 81 Burke Watt co.. "a
hr Camp'I; eaA II v al!ncc 40 Price. Johnson ~
w Floren e; 3 icdoux CD; pelrs on
board
Vcksbug Per Reew Cargo Ila bales
Lyons Harris ~ Randcr, McKe"n Wight; 1870
Franklin Henderson; 50 W Oakley. 10 amlch Ihomp-
son, % order II " Wright; 4. do Ward, hn1u,t,
coy. tollurd Gnodwyn, s"hce q co.. % Keys A Roberts,
c!Snodgrass ~ Burke Wa II Rosor Asher ~ Juo
Goodwin, lu4 Bay'ey. rch 93 4 hi H. 40 u,ti,s A.
" allies, 5 Tate 4 Hopkins, - Bennett \ Ferdu,s
PASSENGERS
Per ship Neptune Col o 4 ~ Sufcld and Lady eonard
Mrs Korshuw Misses King and Cowes, Mrs Cimk Mrs VIII
ians, Misses Auth and Daniels Capt Nab and Capt Cun
Judge SWEET, Messr Dealt Jones, Bur giles. Shuz, Brow
Dalag C"oridee, Farman, Ris"v; aggnit Taylor, Lynch
Dxon nod., smith, Moore, Yorke, Doy, Weymin DR.
Forge Haselten. Hearth and King
Per Ridgewner .Ae,srs Holmes hurry Or Pick
et Wool Dunlap, Gomstrorm.
MEMORNDA
Neptune left at Key West schrs Mobile and Fox from N
York and schr Os~cSo, VII we'll In schr Duric
bound mp
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avery respect

Sules Of Cotton.-About 5000 bales were dis.
posed of yesterday, nigh can learn, at re.
duccd pricco. Ono sale was of 1850 at IL cents,
good fair, three lots one of 600. one OF 300, and
known, but appeared 20 be at about from 10 to 10
5.s. Even at this reduction Liverpool purchasers
arc unwilling to buy, and holders anxious to
meet the market priccs owing to the heavy re-
ccipts. The opinion is petty generally enter.
tanned, that prices will still consid raby rcccdc.
The principal purchases have been for tho France,
and a small quantity for the North.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08

THE TIMEs.-l he following article which we conr
from the Philadelphia Inquirer of Friday wifi ,u,hIe
the reader 10 dersand the existing condition of tbing
o-i,ive and relative in the tw" cities named /;
.Nen lork aud PhIadeiphia -The accounts franz,
New York, IN relation the condition of the uo,,a,
Market Of HAT city, continue to lie OF the most ds,ro
sing character. he merchants and business II en- ,,a
suffering To an extent Unparalleled in the hi tory of The
country, white the banks seem anxious To nstaIe ihn
BILE ofthe goose and the golden egg. The very hest
PM commands from to per celt a month k,r fan
3j 10 48 per cent year while many perscns believed
TO be in good circumstances, and suivert hrytnT ans.
ton, ure c"a'peled to pay much higher ,nI-s
One ur two private meetings have been held and nr,
positions had been made by the dry goods mr. rLnn,
10 suspend i'll Il body. Failure after failure Ind n
cured, the pressure getting worse and worse and
yet the Eank officers described as :oukipp m 'i;
scene of distress and ruin With apparent Canine.
while or two public journalists, believed To he H.,
organs of British rather than American interests va
exultng at this course the part of the la nks o,
abusing Phi adsl, 'a LeCause her com nuy A. nn,L
placed III similar position Mary of the New Yn,k.r
have, under the circumstances, NANTES ted woJG1
deser of patience, aud long suffering ard sucb nf H.,
rchan> rs have, drspile The pressure ard The r;
OF money, continued to fulfil their oblisn,ons a
The very highest degree OF credit Still onr H.,
York friend will excuse for having avoided the ,a
rule coudIInn Of things n That city. We believe th,
g'ra jnily Of them already perceive and re,rnt
LeiI erlOthal, The npIni grow ston er in his rn,
muri, every hour, that afr the abuse of the l,nn
nj Cnmmre, that after all the b,a.tiues oC ,ls
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NJ. II. & J. DEVEREUX.

: no. 70, TtHAPITOULAs SrkFtr
MANUFACTURERS If Tia. Copper and SLe.,
r"n Ware, have IN store, aud offer for sa E, stills,
Still Worms, Sugar Kettles, Ladies' .xc
Als'. ON hind, Russia sheet, Cast Ir,n and B,s "a
Crates; Pnr'ou. and Cooking sluvrs, 10, burni cd
or coal, ai q" the latest and t,o-t approx ed pa rrns
Bass raiig and Siui rods. Of any shape or patrerns
Builders aud tiier- IN want uf Gu-s Tin or Conner
pipes cutters, ma, liid II t. ter advantage TO cali
ri Marine the snare
% 'srare " Nv A. Tin. Copper or Zinc, in an, mar,
of the city, ON The uln.t a-olub!e terms. 'N''
Aisn.o 'a"d asA'eFal a.s" u'erf Of Jnrannrd ware
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BAZA AR.
Corner Of 81. Charles g. Common street,


l'r. EXCHANGE HOTEL.
RuSF ~ ALLAN would respectfully call the a,
- enti" of citizens and strangers to their counl, ia
assor'en; "i henen.eh's linen ,hlrts, do c.,ibrir
win i,nen 'iouis.a fashionable linen fronts: linen c,,
lars: silk, cotton and merino under sirs aud rawer.
cambria and silk Lanlkerchiefs: black and faucv
watts in great variety: stocks of every descriptions y
elastic and cotton suseiders: silk, cotton and thread
gloves: gents loskn gloves: umbrellas and canes gud
mounted. S
Also,-Spiend assortment OF ladies' and gents svr;
ting desks essns cases port olios, perfumery cut
iery, and rich fancy goods.
j nuvlf --.-....
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
Sent to the Mayor, October 1G.

Whereas recent ca amitous fires havo occurred
in tho city of Mobile. by which large portion OF
said city has been laid in "shrs and hundreds Gifts
citizens thereby reduced to poverty and distress:
and whereas this Council, representing the cltlz lis
ofthe Second Municipality of New Orleans, most
deeply sympathise with their fellow citizens of Mo.
bile on this occasion, and dcsirous to aid in ale
waiting the suierings of the unfortunate who have
been rendered destitute by these sudden und caam>
itous visitalinns;
Be it Resolved, That the Recorder be, and he is
hereby authorised to transmit to the Mayor and
Council of Mobile tho sum of Two Thons1nd
FIVE Hundred dollar, to DO applied by said Mayor
and Council, to the relief Of the INDECENT sufferers
by said FIRES, in such manner as to said Mayor
aud Council may soem just and proper.
JOSHUA BALDW WIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor, October l6.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08

The splendid steamship Neptune, Capt. James
Pennoyer, intended for the Texas trade, arrived
last evening in nno days from New York, pia
Charleston and Key West. She is most de-
lightfu vessel, fitted up in neat and splendid
s,yle-her state rooms, &C. very commodious
and inviting. 1t will be truly treat TO take a
trip to the New Republic in her. She is twelve
feet longer than the Natchcz, and far superior in
every respect.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1889.

No mail yesterday. which makes tho third sue.
cessive failure Of tho new sparcr mail. On We'd
ncsday, contractor Brcedoves boat arrived at late
hour in the evening, bringing letter mail; yestcr.
day it did not arrive at all. This affords editors
most delcctable opportunity boring their readers
with their own ucubraticn. fortunately for our sub.
scribers our hcad is empty of an idea to>day as
our pocket is of money.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08

Physiognon'irn' QUrry.-Why do faces that are
rreg al sometimes whimsical III their mo-
poIt tons, often pieuse more thrn others VIII ch are
beautiful and well inIn9d THIS arises from t, f.r
that the inucularo changenblo expressions OF ire
guIar set OF aures nie sometimes more IenulIiu than
those of regular sell and tina clungenbe cxrres
those which most characteristic If the mind and
disposition. Mere ih. seal beauty may we'll c,cha,
the yes and tascinc the but this CT chauuen
is little la ting. Habit destroys 1t, ever, clav d,iu
bonds too weak to restrain it. On the contrary. The
qualities of the mind and the which are expressed
in the chungeahc features Of the face, produce a.o
etl.ct upon lover friend. They often SUNNY liz
place OF regular ply ini beauty and show their now
the more, they stand in its stead aud do wi,houi
its ASSISTANCE. WHAT is obtained without ;,by.ml
beunty is obtained by charm m'e powerful he fleet
of which iime instead of des,ruy,nr |, h.
been observed by the experience ofull ages tia, the
Create passions have been inspired by women ony
moderately handsome, because: they then please Iy
qualities more estimntle and less ira than bcautv-
Guinry.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08

~ The receipts the sal. of the tickets will be dc.
posted in The Canal. Union, Carruun Citizens and
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans IN the psm, of
Louis Schmidt jointly with J. h. Perrnult actually
Cashier Of the Citizens Bank, and A. Baudouin me-.
tuully asher the Consolidated Bank as Iruslrrs
per act passed tr are A. Muzureau, Esq. Not pnb
on the I'd May 1889, aud the properties transferred to
the above mentioned gentlemen uninrumhered ms
rt stces, for the security u the prizc oI.
ders.
In New York the monies will be deposited in the
Phoenix Bank 10 the ,rrd!t oi the above named 3 tu,
Bunks of New nrleaus.
The Public referred the acts passed helme
A. Maznrenu, Esq. Not. Pub. in relation To the ,nop
perlies which embrace the respective prizes in the
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08

u Nous Eommes autorlsGs announcer qua la
demande dun grand nombrc dee citoycns dos trois
municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FnEREr a CONSENT
sc presenter CONNIE candldat la place dc Marie
la pIoclaine election.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08

u We are authorised to announce that, at the solci.
tation of large number of the citizens o; the three
municipalities, MAMMALIAN FREaEr us consented to
the presentation of his to his fellow citizens at
tue next ensuing election, candidate for the office
Of Mayor oi the City Of New Orleans
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Resolved, That the Recorder be, and he is hereby
authorised to accept the services Of such number
Of citizens as he may. IN his discretion, think fit,
who may volunteer to act as patrol for the pro.
lection and safeguard ofths Municipality; and that
such citizens, acting as patrol, shall have the
same power and authority as is now conferred upon
the Municipal Watch, provided such citizens take
the usunI oath, we'll and faithfully TO perform the
duties appertaining 10 their Office
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this Council,
it is nsx pcdcnt that citizens acting on the voun-
tecr patrol should be in uniform, wear any
arms or other distinctive badge or mark, indicating
the duty they arc on.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor, October 16.
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Resolved, That in future all tonlbs erected al
the Protestant Cemetery, must be built of the best
brick or stone laid in mortar made Of equal parts
of the best lime and sharp sund, and covered with
bitumen the ground floor of each ton'h with
at least inch OF blumen, and that al! the
tombs in said grave yard must be pointed and
kept in ORDER under a penalty of Twenty Doiiars
for each neglect or refusal the part of the d..
rection of said grave yard. The Surveyor is au.
thorisod to have said repairs made forthwith, and
to institute suit in case ofnon payment by said di-
rection.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08
TUESDAY,, Esd October, 1889.

LIST. Resolved, That the offer of WIN. Bell, to
construct and complete the new vegets BILE market.
at the junction of Annunciat,on and Tchaptou las
streets, by the 18th day Of January next. for tho
sum Of fifteen thousand five hundred dollars, be,
to the Municipality fifteen dollars per day for every
day beyond said date, during which said market
shall not be finished
End Resolved, 'rhat tho securities offered by
said VIM. Bell for the faithful performance of his
contract,-to wit Joseph G"u,z and Nicholas Muir
ray, be- and they are hereby accepted
3rd. Resolved, That the Surveyor be and he is
hereby authorized to contract, on behalf of this
Municipality, with said VIM Bell conforn,ubly
with these ,outions, and the specifications made
by SAID Surveyor
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
Sent to the Mayor, October IS.
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u l.. u. CANINE, ct the solicitation of many of his
friends, has consented to become candidate for the
Office Of Mayor of this city.
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Resolved, That the Petition off. ". Caballcro,
asking permission to make cross.way of flag
stonc opposite No. 80 on ST. Charles street, to the
Exchange Hotel, be granted, provided said cross.
way be done al his expense, and under tho
supcrntc ndcnce of,he Surveyor.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor, October 49,
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Rrso vcd Tint the Mayor he, and he is hereby
authorized to draw his warrant on the Treasurer
of this Municipality, in favor Of Nathan Nichols,
for the sum of Five hundred and nineteen dollars
sc 34 cents, for $50 feet 81 inches Gunwale sway,
commencing II, The aIlnement east limo of Cedar
street, thence toward st. Paul street, said Nichols
giving re oipt in full for said work.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor, October IS.
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Resolved, That John Gibson be, and he is
hereby removed from the office of Secretary to
his Council, and said office is hereby declared
cant.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor, October 23.
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Resolved, That tho Assistant Surveyor report to
the Survey or all lines and level. viii h no may
give 10 individuals 70, building lots and banquetcs.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor, October l6.
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r W. COLLENS

United Stutes' COmmissiOner.
Appointed by the Federal Court nj New Orleans
OFFICE No. 100 COMMON STREET,
(Exohange Hotel ismIdings.)
g AID Commissioner lakes atilavs under nnl h,
- virtue of the Acts of Congress, passed 2 tn Fer
airy. 1870 LIST March 1877 the Judiciary Act Of Il 80
and other acts of Congress, i'll such cases uGe uuc
provided.
Said Commissioner has considerable experience
and uses fl ms ot caption and certificate which hove
stood the severes scrutiny OF the ablest Lawyers,
phil IL
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HOTEL.

IIlW HOTEL. lsE1m
~ LAVAUD has the honor of informing his friends
~ and the public in general that he has taken the
Hotel at Carrolltor where no trusts he will receive
the calls OF his old friends and all lovers of good cheer.
Private parties will be handsomely provided for bv
giving little nn,ice beforehand. He willing I, enter
into arrangements 18th families individuals DESTROYS
ut passing the summer ut CarTOlUn. ni2O
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08

~ AS brought to 'hr ponnd of the third ward ID
W Municipality, the following Horses:
hay HORSE, black nanr, tail and feet, saddle
marked on the wrh'rs >panish brand IN the left hind
Quurer-stnnls II hands high.
srrall soirel stud IiOHSF blind OF the right eye
white stripe ON the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES li hand. high.
The of said horses will III at The poun Of
The third ward, ID Municipality, situated al the corner
of Robin and Annnnra,iln streets. before SAtur-
day. The 9Th Of November 1889, prove property, Jay
chces, and take away. olhc'" Use they vii! be
u WINTER,
oG9 lsi Iaut. Night " ntch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08

A ME- HAN A>Pllh.Ii M.-We have the honor
~ 10 nim the pubic, that We have re, lived Amercuu
Aslnl'nn which We can .nciy warrant To be as gooL
AS whatsoever.
Nrc>erut" all kindS Of work either in rmpIoyiu.
Mineral B'Irmcn- 10Th r"isr A. Iinltuu) o Vrgeiubts
Bi'umrn, according 10 the demand, the fui,u~ ing
prices:
81 per ymd, with II layer of bricks edgewavs, 6llel
aud covered with hi'u'nrn.
So do; d." fat md covered
nd the in'r~iiccs filled with bituinrn
s. ., do. wien the bricks furnished and lna
down
81 do. plain soil.
We have lhe~isr received different sn,ts of ssnds
which viii now 10 max" the s,.riaces in surh co,or,
the persons uyorng Us with rdcrs may demand a.
'or ~ plan hluk white, or brnwnsh or m MA, bad,
# various colos.
The Scys ellis Asph7llum is highly appreciated
"hich uhd"ubltd,y mS caused an individual resi,Iiny
here TO anmol'ce himself "a the sole ageut boldnr
Asphnltum from the tOmtanv.
But we can assure the public, ,ha, the Seysselles
Company has ngenl here ard the Asrbuliuiu p;y,n
such comes from Valid. T,ayrrs iSw;,zeras nJ,
moreover tins latter Company hrs but one ng,nt in
Am-fcn who is Mr.. Ca,luS, which gentleman was IN
New Orleans hut siIorr time ago
1t is really in,r9 hn1r il written with gr,v;,v
Unit The SeFrsrHta A~ifnltum has the popetty Of rem
dt'lhs pitch and la nr"rnpihlf. Bui, nav vbat il
p' ct "nd TAR -. II not nr"nn2bIr of Itself Indeed
It IS so'nnch So. tla sC ad o RECEIVING its corruu,ilj
ny from the Asphaum, it n,uuicuIes Tim, ,nni;,y ~,
II. Hence, whit can be the inenuing Of this s,rnnp.
chemist Ns
Again. all th"s" Distinctions Of Asrhal:nm are Ls..I
on u" grounds for We and ppusr To nut !, 10 ths
fresh pn,e or in win n"''s 'nnss E, her old NJ
good to comma. - hir,uncn ~. .., Nv ~! 4u""y
pararion of lin divey. uyreG.n,s IA nIa >" me pre-
np,rn,rd viii rn,h ,,Ln ia IT,, o't''e ''on To- oe
bongh' compound. LEIMUr& B st,or 'e'"s
IN . Ranpnr, 4 No. l78,
~. or AZ r. ltonr, % Cmrlress s,
' rn;,a Ml.-J",' received per Adclaitle from
ihilhdelrhin, the follow ing Piano u,ps,-
lie hr"m Ia"dam"s, by Jackson, " ih an aepo,s
rnEinent ioi The organ
This earth il In, ,In.t tar wa,
lad, by Y Mn'rr '' '''' """ "'e' "H'-
III ,';t - ', , sacred song, ny ID Dunon
composed by J ii 'pi iIsw T1's ny Mr. e"ps'sr-
ll,ve forever; romance for piano or harm, bv G.
Me''tk'
man ;""mnoscd ~ q H% Ms,%s ws'!'en by Miss He
0in E"s;" e E mS".''s 10y ~are1 the fiddler
The nice Young Mu,a comic song
Air III il trocino in itri,,o
i,r" Of $, Pc,e, .1 "m we're a. a Ncddin; The
ilome, sweet e, lo I"'S'"'s; lie re''' 1-'"'our;
Uon.es.-Kutu AJ,r (,vs, liza
When Iarnmnv waRens Runy dss w vn nd,he
Tragala The Cumrbell's IRE cnn,;no A a"e" ;
Che Sorgerai, l,rnyi Cosu Rara: In P,"s""n.
Isabel, or the Cnchucla.
~ Mnnonyrer Grand Brandon Spring Wall.
New suppl. of the Spanish Giu,sr ins,r,,c,;on III"
nov, ny ~" orp, and great assortment Of oil tho
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08

nNT etc omcnGcs d la gcoic dc Ia sccondo Mu-
~ nc'pali,e, les cscnvcs sIivnnt SAVIOR:
Unc negrcsse nomnG Ii lClA, age as ans,
SO distant appartcnir n Mr.. Nfcand.
I'm Negro nommc THOMAS, ago so ans, ga
disant appartcn Mr. Bertrand.
I.es pIopf6taras DIES dts csclavcs sont prizes dc
venr los rcl,rrr payant les irais.
La Nouvrl,e Orleans lie % OctUhre,
NO IL S HARPER, Cap.tanc dc Ia gardc
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Resolved, That the sum of TweRty Dollars be
paid 10 Dubois s. Kendig, on the wurraEt OF the
Mayor, for the use OF horse in taking up drays in
tho streets on the nights of the oath and 25th Of
July last.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor, October 1G.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-08

1t shall he at the option of the winners of prizes Of
bunk Stocks either to take the stock itself or the par
value thereof in cash.
MODE OF DRAWING.
100000 tickets, from ! to ln0,hr0 will he nut in one
whee and 100 prizes, with the blanks in another Ia
every number prize blink will be drawn. until al
the prizes determined. leaving the balance of nun.
bers in the wheel-blanks.
Orders for,he above Lottery will be received at The
office under the Verandah, corner of II. Charles and
Common streets, aud at No. lO4 Chartres street, New
Orleans, and promptly forwarded Orders from the
country post paid. containing rentances for the num-
Der OF tickets required, addressed to,
49,. SCHMIDT s. HAMILTON. New Orlaan..
Gy A steamhoal will be provided to take 10 Florida
such passengers as may he DESTROYS 10 witness the
drawing. =
Jacksonville, Fla. April, 1889. nay1
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Mail Regulations. ..
7As Great Eastern Mail is closed every day ut 10
s'slosk A. n. IL due every day ut 4 P. NJ. r-l-
TIE Lske Nail tvia Cnvington, LIZ ia closed every
Monday, "Wednesday and Frid ", ut o'cock A. N.
4 dss every Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday, d,
r. N.
TAs LoMisSiNe or Rioer Mail is closed every Mon
LAY, Wednesday, and Saturday, a, 3 p. N. Il sent
asd returned by steamboats,. Arrives irregulary three
tianss week.
TAs Bavos Sara or Coast Mil is closed every
Tsesday and Friday, Al T. NJ. Is seat and returned
b. s'caitt'oata. 49,
Tn a.. andria 0, Red River Mail il seui irregu-
hsiy BY steamboats, twice u week.
LOUISVILLE ON RlvkR MAh.
Monday,
Saturday, 80
COAST MAIL.
s s.s',,ay aud clo.e.., so'co,k,p NJ,
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Resolved, That the ordinances Of the 9th August
1887, granting permission to break up fiat boats
and ratls in tr mt OF the third ward of this NUM-
cpality be, and the same is hereby repealed.
Resolved, That any person who shall. directly
or indirectly. attempt to break up any fiat boat,
within the limits the "a Municipality. or to land
raft within the same, shall pay fine Of from =
TO 500, to be recovered before any court of COM
pc.ent jurisdiction.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor, October 16.
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