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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06
MONDAY MORNING, MAY g. 1889.

EECHEs, LEECHEs.--lo.Ooo L.vant and Swedish
IL just imported in fne condition. and very superior lot
''' '''' wv y 'rr g. COLBY, Chemist, SIC.
aas.Im. ISL Pearl, corner Of Frankfort
OTOMACH PUMPs suspensaIy Bandagcs, aud Enema sy-
- rnge manufactured by g. Nav, surgical instrument ma
kerr London, for sale by ~ CObpr,
aas I'm. SOL Pearl, corner OF frankfort.
9 rRAw WRAPPING PAPER. 5000 reem' Gap and
J. CAMPBELL 8 PERssE,
a6v 10 and liz Nassau st.
DUMPS, WATER CT OsE rs aAd BATAs-manufaetured
:. 1y ~ !. STONE Plumber and Engineer 800 Broadway
nORTABLE SHOWER DATHS--manl factares by >
L STONE, Plumber Engineer, 800 Broadway az Inn
ITO PAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Machine Wire Cloths
i and Felts, for sale by :. CAMrBE -, rEheoL'
aaoy ITO and liz Nassau street
DIAPER MAKERS FELTING.-s bales IS, 40, 40, a. 90
j. CAMPBELL & PERssE,
aSy 10 and lie Nassau
NEW ORLEANS sUGAR-IOO hhds. prime quality, for
IN sale by E. X COLLINS < co.
aAy Sc South street
GENUINE FARINA COLOGNE, warranted BY the
u single bottle or boz For safe At BY RING A. Roadway
N B. very decatey perfsmsd Cologne prepared BY G.
II. Ring. ao-im'
CEIDLITZ PowDERs-Prepared from savory and
OMoore's reoeip-a very superior article for, ale y
a6-lmt e ID. KING. Ola broadway.
~
VI J. STONE, Plumber Engineer, 800 broadway. asin'
DANK OF MICHGAN.-The notes Of this bank are taken
CARPENTER s. vERMILYE,
alsy No. ~ Wall street.
THE HUMAN HAIR.
o. CAUTION.-The ignorance kumbug and quackery
this subject become ntoeraby mpuden thai
the public should really be their guard against the many pre-
tended for the restoration and preservation OF the hair
which dividing their attention and opinions What
the specific virtue of Of them be DO not pretend TO
determine for has heard Of seen their effects
but this know that not Of the many who pretehs to the
discovery Of specific for the growth Of the human hair hai
studied fact knowledge either OF Its or
ganizaton structure.
Clehush Treatise the Anatomy and Physiology Of the
Skin and ar has proved Of the utmost importance to these
ect which before they did possess and of most
gravey silent uPon but since the appearance OF Crthueh
Treatise they discourse most eloquent the pretended
Of their and pirate most plosophicaly OF bulbs
roots they had derived their information from study
and practice when orscoh the whole depth Of their wisdom
has been CLEANED from the abors Of another.
Under all these circumstances be reasonably inferred
Oil. Balms Com positions, which daily fosed the
public ignorant impcs who IN their Advertisements put
all rules of composition, grammar and photography at deh
Read Cs Treatise, which may be had gratis at his
thing like quackey there utterly dscarded nothing
set down but what is founded pho.ophc principles and
experience and beyond the power Of reutaon the
and the plain, uuvnrn,sh-d claims OF TRUTH
VAR CLlREHUGH,
Professor Of Hair Cutting and wig Making Of Fulton
and Broadway, up stairs. ny2-lw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

NANCY AND COLORED PAPER.-Just arrived, ncst
splendid of plain, coeured aad marble paper,
for printers aones bookbnde apothecarcs, ugarsaksrs,
especially paper for the latter beautifully cut and
sold by the extremely cheap for cash. at NO III
Fulton street. three doors from Nassau Best arrangements
are to be found likewise accommodate cosstry merchants
and wholesale dealers. 10 sn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

100 SELF Coekise and revolving Q bore Pistols
lOO BOO Rihes. assorted fine and common
800 single barrel guns, do do
100 double do do do
1000 pair, pocket and belt pistols
5000 900 Percussion CAPS
Gun Locks Rife Barrels and fall and complete stoch Of mo
teral. Tools and every article required in the Gun "s
Pistol trade, for salesy A. W. SPIES 49,
myi.7m w 1870
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06
PATENT WINDLAss.
r F. II T. A u.

~ THE Subscribers Sole Proprieors and Manufae
are execste DESPATCH all orders for their
rvahed Patent S~eed Beam Wndlas Bedsteads which are
universally used being the best article - yet IN
yented-combning ease convenience and durability
The sacn acted upon by the wndass and swehed beam
made perfect light free from all liability to sagg still leav-
and simple in construction the matter putting and taking
down will found Of but little trouble comparison with those
any other construction whilst the precision with which the
component parts fitted safeguard against the intro
daction Of any kind Of yermn.
From the render each Bedtsad perfect
Qualities for durability will recommend them TO purchasers
who airs invited cali and examine largs asortmes
aand.
Also large OF elegant Furmare Mattresses
Feather Beds Sc. constantly on hand.
JW& c sOUTHACK, Ne. 1876 Broadway,
;.,su Franklin House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

CTBAM SECURING AND TAILORING, by Wlilsm
Smith, at No Wall street. New York. All orders in the
above will be thankfully received and punssay attended
to- Repairing done collars cuffs buttons hninCs straps an
N TO appear equal to new al2-im
CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORE,
At No. 20 Maiden Lane,
no WHERE may be found by the piece yard sspe-
or assortment Of sac and low priced Broadclots, Habit
CLOTH Casymeres Summer Sufs, Velvets, Vesngs Trim
incs Sc sc. The subscriber will offer the above at very
low cash. order dispose Of his entire stock
vious August next he will then be Obliged remove IRON
his present stand. m2s-3m ISAAC T. THAYER
n EMOvAL-J. II. BANCKER, Merchant Tailor, niorm,
N mis- friends and tbs public generally that he has removed
from No % Fulton street. az HOTEL to No ~ Nassau St
near Fsltsa where prepared receive and execste x
orders entrusted TO his care, viii nssnes and pune aaty
ash
DREMIUM GHlLDREN's CLoTHING.-GEoRGEA.
assortment Of shionaby made Chdrens Clothing, (sampes
OF which obtained the premium the air which they
are disposed sell cheap for CASH either al wholesale
reta2. assn
LANES K TAYLOR, formerly r. A. JAms,) CASH TAI
LoRINe ESTABLISHMENT, Ne. 90 Maiden Lane
The subscribers inform the patrons Of the above
abishnent, that they daily receiving supply OF len
id Good suitable for th wch nsy make
order sell by the piece otherwise, at their usual lew s
Over eoau Of sns Beaver slots-. fson $40 80
Pilot Ia 10 -
eolored broad Z" 1850 TO -
- wool dyed black 70 .
rsstal e.s Of black, blue o. fancy eolsred
fro $3.50 TO So
vet. Of cloth, ca.sinsre, &gsr.d and plain
silks, from 81. to So
Dres. coats made and trimmed, from E@ TO $50
Psnt.ioons and vests, $50 each
The subscriber, wish be distinctly understood that
be made BY the best wcrknen IN the latest yie ana iashon
e-G.y JAMES TAYLOR
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

rouRNEyMEN HOUSE PAINTERS WANTED
j Eight or ten good House Psstes wasted and good .>ges
IN hss;,,n nv ID WHITNEY, Iss Chambers a.
"msi,JsI,- corner " West Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

CTOMACH PUMPS, suspensaIy Bandagcs, aud Enema ss
- rnges manufactured by 9. Nav, surgical instrument ma
kerr London, for sale by GohSc,
a23 Inn 35l Pearl, corner oil rrahkiort.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06
WINDOW BLIND MAEUFACTORY.

WINDOW BLIND MAkUFACTOKY. -
TINE subscriber respectfully begs to inform the public that
he has constantly hand large and elegant asormest
every description Of the painted Transparent washable via
dow shades consisting OF Italian and other landscapes Diaph
nous Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds, which he
confidently for their beauty strength and great d
raby they have been known, with common care 70 last
rr;.~. of the shades udne
cords asssl rack pses and fittings Cor Windows conPies
vary from 81 and upwards pair Blinds painted and htsed
GEORGE PLATT, IL Spruce St
NIB. Country dealers supplied with blinds and blind h.g
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

EECHES LEECHES.--lOO60 Lsvant and Swedish,
IL Just imported fne condition, and very superior lot
G. COLBY, Chemist SC.
aas-Im. ISL Pearl, corner Of Frankfort.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

FARE REDUCED TO ~ ID CENTS.
!, 49, n STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
Is LINE-For KEYPORT NEW JERsEf.
The new and low-pressure Steamboat
WAVE Captain Joseph stonsy will commence her on
MONDAY the 29th inst, and run until TURNER helce
leaving Keyport near Browns Point, Mddletown IN tne
Of Monmouth every day. Sundays excepted at eAck
A. NJ; and ashngon Market Slip New York at ocIoeh'
NJ landing at Seson Dock every trip Stages viii De IN
.tendae to convey the different sections oil the
vouh,y - " Es.L IA al cent. = a6-3m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

ROOMS TO LET.
Ay- FURNISHED uniurnished Apartments TO Let 1t
81 st Marks Place Of ID Avenue. Terms .oderate
my3-2w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

rVoBUILDERs AND ARCHITECTS.-D. APPLETON
Co. 200 Broadway, have this day Published the third
edition the very popular work Of Mnard Lafever The Beas
ties of Modern Architecture illustrated by eight original
plates, designed expressly FOR this work.
d. Co have also recently published work. BY the
author entitled The Practice Of Stair Case and Handra
Construction practically explained series Of fifteen plates
royal octave
The works form the valuable and cheap publIsa
iions, for the Carpenter and Builder, extant my33t
Two HOUSE MISREPRESENTATION STYLE CUT
LERY.-The subscriber has just received few sets Of
Ivory Balance Handled Knives and Forks sets Of OIL 80
pieces also elegantly fitted mahogany cases. and
some with Pearl Handles and Silver Ferres
DANIEL +. DELAVAE,
nys-y No. II Maiden Lane, few doors from Broadway
II ICH PLATED TEA& COFFEE URNs Just resolved
II patterns Of Plated Tea Urns Of different Sizes
and warranted silver edges.
ID. E. DELAvAN, No. IL Maiden Lane,
myay A few doors below Broadway.
GLOBE HoTEL.-F BLANCHARD respectfully informs
VI his friends and the public that the above establishment -
open Tor the reception of company continuation OF
the liberal patronage he has received respectfully solicited
He would aso notify the psble that the Table dHote at
p. NJ. will commence Monday, the 9th inst.
The baths attached to the Hotel will be in readiness for the
accommodation Of his patrons Saturday. the 4ih inst
my3-lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

OUCCEss TOT A.&L vERNOLs, DRAPERs AND
- TAILoRs, they have adopted the cash system, and
able 10 sell clothing the most reasonable terms The pub
lie invited 20 call and examine their rcnt asd they
Will be satisfied rat great saving will be realized in a cssk
system, as conducted at 81 Chatham 81.
NIB "A great variety OF Cloths and CasssA vestise,
kept hand made order The fashionable stye.
A.o, large OF Coats asi Clo1k. ma7.2mb
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06
rJ,ABLETTE OF PEARL AND ALABAsTHR.--A~

UNABLETTE OF PEARL AND ALABAsTER.--A
Il perior Cosmetic Dor preserving The &in from becomg
chopped and for that redncss and general
consequent exposure cold for removing eckes 6e
ssd for healing pmplss and other erupons Is also far
perior the ordinary Pearl Powder for improving the
pie xion, TO which IL impar additional soness and beauty
For sale BY Guions ls9 Broadway j. H. Hart as Broad
and e5 Hudson street. and by L. NJ Guon, IN Bowerys
Of Grand 81 Henry Of Pike and OF Main
and Front Streets Brookys Price. d cents me-eedSu'
CO DA WATER. SODA wATER!t-w. p. MoRRlsS
- Qate Lynch Carke) Soda Water draft, IN Bot
les al G. H. RN0's Drug and Chemical store, Ga Broadway
Ccsgress Water pn and quarts constantly hand fresh
from the Snriug. AZ down town prices. lmiss
Nj OTICE-MRs. A. j. EN0EL, Formerly A. A. Moti,y
IN respectfully informs her eusomes and the Ladies Of
this city vicinity that the Ne 400 Broadway
sequence repairs will open until the i2h Of May. In
invites Ladies purchase call al
her old establishment No 1867 Beverly where she las just
ceved ghos and Tuscan of superior quality general
,ornent Of Silk liat Needle Work. together with variety
ef Fancy Goods. my2-lws MRS. A. j. ENGEL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

@ rRAW WRAPPING PAPER. 5000 reems Gap an
J. CAMPBELL & PERSsE,
a. 10 and liz Nassau Of.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-06

Tho mails are 80 irregular that oven tho organ
of the Democratic party is obliged to rail out
against them. The cause Of the frequent failures
is pretty we'll known. The contractors find it
much moro profitable to convey passengers, than
comply with their contract in carrying the mails.
We some few days since, mentioned tho arrival
in this city Of gentleman who came by the mail
route in duo course, that is in nine days from New
York. Yet no mail had been received for two days
previously to his arrival, nor for ten days after
wards. The reason; the stages were crowded with
passengers, and the question was, refuse pa'sen-
ger who will pay more than the forfeiture
VIC shall incur by forfeit OF our contract, or leave
the mail behind. Money, interest kicked the Lean
ugains. duty and the public interest," and we had
no mail that trip. So it is but too frequently. Is
Amos Kendall not to be blamed for this Why
does lie not forfeit his contract OF these faithless
and dishonest men, and give it to these who are
able and willing to perform their duties.
OF the mails between this city and Mobile we
Lave little to say. Mr.. Brcedlove. does not carry
them more promptly, than did ToumG and Beck
with, or Col Whitman perhaps he does the best
no can, we think he does, but he has not proper
boats enough on this line.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-06

Raccs-The fall sports of the Turf commence
here, over the Aletarie Course, on the second We'd
ncsdav, the 70 December. From what can
learn, this season promises to BIO an uncommony
fine one. Already we our old friends, Adams,
and Garrison in the field, preparing. Oiivor and
ylor are daily expected.
Garrison arrived yesterday, and landed Walter
Thurs,on's Ralph, half brother to Grey Eagle.
Col. Oliver is on his way, in the John Arms
strong, with several fine horcs, among which is a
full sister to Richard of York. In the Mall arc
the famous Wagner, Buckeye, called the invinci.
BILE at the North and considered second to Wagner,
AItorf, by Fib, who ran here against Bccswing,
last season and Glorvina, we'll known on our
race tracks.
Burrows stable left home on Wednesday for this
place, among othors it consists Of Treasure, (aas
Mad Anthony too we'll known to need comment,
and some promising 3 year ODDS
Mr.. Bingaman is also on his way, with his sta
ble Fire Eater, Spanking Jack, Bandbox, and
the Gliding Snake-all crack nags and with them
he has also our old favori,c Fanny Wright and his
beautiful Saral, Baden, and Martha Malone, Ajax,
and his untried two year olds.
ME MlnoE IL cunning UNIV" Will MS t"o IH-
ported horses, Done aster and Britannia. Sir Aras,
full brother 10 Grey Eagle: Long Waist, lille
Doe, and Doctor Syntax.
Mr. Duplantcr will be hero with Roderick Dhu
Wren, Dandy and several others of good ropute.
Tho celebrated and brave Billy Townes has ar
rived, in company with Lucy Fuller and several
| Others
| jobs F. Miller tho FIRST inventor Of racing in
Now Orleans, has his stable here. lie does not
boast of your Wagncrs, Grey Eagles, and all SIGH,
but he has some nice ones such as ia per, Cur
cua, and so.s young un's, he always bring
ingup.
Watson is going to show of with Bccswng, Pc"
ney Fantango, Little Red and others, either of
them enough to make you look straight.
Thon there is Mills, with Linnrt, the Queen o!
Trumps, &C.; D. Smith with Maria Duke, and
Thrcshly Taylor with Maria Black, and others
Harrison with Pollard Brown and then comes
some more Creole.
Kcrncr who has hero Grey Dock, Richard of
York. who was not beaten and killed by Rch-
mond, Pcaillon and son of Rodolph.
Perry's stable with Stub Twist, and one or two
more.
Fine sport gentlemen sportsmen. Now Dreams
rather ahead ofany place, for almost anything,
errepting, SANDER and hypocrisy.
Tho above list is imperfect in few days We
shall he able complete it, to serve the diffr-
rent Jockey Clubs.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-06
NE " OR LEANS:
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1889.

II is very probable, that Gen. Scott will be no
minated in the convention to meet Harrisburg this
month, and as one of the whig candidates for the
Presidency. But there is not the slightest proba-
bity, but he will be selected by majority Of that
body. We cannot for our own part entertain
doubt, of the nomination of Henry Clay, should
we, however, be disappointed, we like all other good
wings. shah vote 70 and support tho candidate Sc
Iectcd by the party. If We have a second CHOICE
it certainly would be General Scott, wo have long
boon an ardent admircr of him as a military man,
and we have latterly been led 10 look upon him as
possessing talents of high order. At all events,
in talent, patriotism and honesty, he will compare
easily with the last military President.
That the loco's can succeed in dvidir and dis
tracing our party, we not ready to believe In
local elections, certain prejudices, affections dis
likes or private interests have occasionally and too
frequently operated to our discontinue, this may
occur again it is natural to all men, except the
loco foco party who oppear to be bound BY s'ron-
ger than Masonic oaths, 10 follow bindly their
file loader. Some such discipline, We acknow.
ledge is necessary, nowadays, to the success OF
party; the loco's have too much of perhaps, and
the wings, not enough. When the great day comes,
however, we hope to see the wings united, AZ a
band of brothers, and like our fathers of TO- give
and tako-compromise all other feelings 10 the sole
object of freeing the country from its present thral
dom of misrue.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-06
.DoCToRs WILL DIFFER.

/" Field as Claude Melnotte was again cold, a,l>
tomato and mechanical Field has been fine &C:
tor, and lis marked inferiority must be attributed
to some other cause tl,aa hstrionc deficiency. lie
is perhaps ndsposed, or il be that oyer.anxcty
tor the SUCCESS Of his wife mars his own effOrs.-
Bee. ',s
Now on tho. same dry the above appeared, to
wit, yesterday, I'VE expressed il our own OPT.
Mon. that Field in the part Of Claude Me!aotte.
was anything but cold, automatic or mechanical.-
TIC ranted loo much, and cvinced anger, when he
should have shown detcstation only and con-
tempt.
Too Tough.-Scene ut a Levec.-Whcn Mr..
Livingston, who little deaf, went to the court
Of Napoleon. he inquired what would be tho pro.
bable snlutaton of tho First Consul, that he might
readily answer When the American Minister
was introduced, he had pre- Jared to answer regard
ing his passage across tho Atlantic. Napoleon
accostcd him thus: F" How is Mr. Jefferson ~
Very toisterous! very boisterous !" replied Mr.
Livingston. to the great amusement Of those pre-
| sent.
Tell that TO the marines, the sailors won't be-
| ieye it,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-06

horrible case Of parrcide md fra,ricc, has occur
red in ~tcttin, small village in the department of the
upper Rhine. The murlrrcss is daughter and sister
her name is Anne Marie BICYCLING, young girl of very
attractive appearance. of less than Is years Of age 1t
seems this unnatural monster had been addicted to in
toxcang drinks from childhood, and awaited herself OF
every opportunity, by theft to procure liquor
Her father weak CROUCH TO suffer her to go unpun
ished until her conduct hecnme outrageous he be-
sought his eldest to confnr her occasionally her
room. This brother was her first victim. The second
undertook the unpleasant charge, and I've suddenly sick
ened and died. The old man then compelled, toe
late, to restrain her, and suddenly taken i'll an,
suspicion being now awakened, it was irun he ha,
been poisoned with arsenic. He died in n few hours
and upon the dsinerment of the bndcs of the sons
was found they had persisted from the same cause
She has ' en- condemned I" the a" full denlh prescribed
by the law for the parricle.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-06

Theatre --Pzlrro was performed tocrably well,
did not stay it OUT, but remained long enough to
appreciate tho performances Of the different actors
We have seen Pearson perform the part of Rola
better than no did last night. His reading was
careless rnd incorrect. His dress did not please
us. Pearson has talent, and only needs study and
care to make the public fully Of it he should
therefore be less negl gent.
Mr.. Field WIS at home in Alonzo it is part
we'll suited TO his powers. The FIST sccna between
him and Cora, was cxquisitcly beautiful. made so
by the quiet acting of both. and that familiar COL
loquial style intended b. the author 1t was per
iectly natural. Mrs Fields Cora was better than
any we have witnessed for many year. Morton
was very good in Pzarrn, he only wanted power
TO make tho part fully effective. Full justice was
done to E!vira by Mrs. Stuart. We have seen
stronger performance it is true; can call to
mind one who tod the stage tho very E vra, but
she is
The chorus was fuller than VIC have ever before
seen it. The stage was literally crowded, and the
vocasts led by Archer, with his full clear bass
was most admirably executed.
Cora's chd, or the child OF Cora, may have been
too lurge for some purposes, and too small for
others. but it was Of a very good size for Cora's
child, very pretty and exceedingly well behaved.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-06

LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FROM MARsEILLEs 70
GREECE.-The European correspondent of the Massu-
ehnsetts Spy, writes as follows
The French government has line Of steamboats,
eleven in NUMBER constantly plying between Nurseilles
aud the most important ports on the eastern shores Of
the Mediterranean, They leave Marsees three times
month"; at intervals of ten days, and touching at Leg.
horn, Civta Veccha, and Malln, proceed SYRIA one
Of the Islands Of the Grecian Archipelago Here they
others of the line, coming from Alexandria,
Cons,an,nople, and Athen exchange Of passen-
gers is made. according to their respective places of
destination, and the several boats depart again slnulta
nooslv for Malta and the three cities last mentioned
This arrangement furnishes facilities for COM
munication between eastern and western Europe aud
bawecn both these and Africa. The boats are vessels
of war, and are manned bv naval officers. They would
touch at Genoa, Naples and Palermo in making their
passages, but The King of Sardinia ard the King Of Ma
pies will not recognise them vessels of war; because
theys' far degrade themselves carry passengers
The French government makes looSing business in
running them One the officers informs me that, d,.
ring the last five years, the expenses have exceeded
the receipts by five millions Of francs, or one million Of
dollars,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-06
100, 900 tickets, ut SIS scheme price. ST. 800 900.
Selling price so per ticket.
SYLVESTER l. Co., 1856 Broadway, NEW YORK
Sne Agents.

II The receipts of the sale of the tickets will be de-
posted in the Canal, Union, CarroI,on Citizens and
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans, in the name Of
Louis Schmidt jointly with J. Is. PerruuIt actually
Cashier oftle Citizens Bank, aud A. Baudouin ac-
tual!y tasher otthc Consolidated Bank as Trustees,
per passed before A. Mazurenu, Esq. MOI. Pub
the I'd May 1889, aud the properties transferred TO
the above mentioned gentlemen unimcumbered as
r stees, for the security OF the fortunate prize ol-
ders
In New York the monies will be deposited in the
Phoenix Bank to the credit Of the above named 5 City
Banks of New Oreaus.
The Public referred to the acts pnssed belo, G
A. Maznreau, Esq. Not. Pub. in relation to the prop
peres which embrace the respective prizes in the
f,ry