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NEW BRIGHTON HOTEL,

PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss.
FHlS well known watering place is now open for the
MIR. John Mcdonnell. The establishment has been
very considerably improved by additional buildings
Dining ro"m ball room, billiard rooms, nine pin alleys,
stabes aud bathing house, Great exer,ions have been
made 10 render the place comfortable and an elegant
There fifty five for faniIies and cons
venient out houses arranged for single gentlemen. Fine
sail, and fishing boats provided, and elegant band
Thu, part Of it which lies Immediately in front Of the
hotel is land locked by several beautiful islands, all
within few hours SAIL among which Cat Island,
Ship Island, Horn Island, and The Chandalsurs.
Letter Bag is kept at the bar Of the Exchang Ho-
tel, N. 0. which will receive daily attention.
MCDONNELL t. WATERMAN,
june II Exchnnge Hotel.
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POLICE REPORT,

SECOND Observation-Disclosures CouRT.
9Th June.-J Nc Glonelin, w Allison and Curley
all found drunk, and discharged.
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ne treat Eastern Mail is closed every day at 10
o'clock 4. ". Is due everyday at P. NJ.
me Express Mail is closed every day at half past
~ A. NJ Is due with the Great Eastern Mail, every
dav. '
The Lake Mail (va Covington, La.) is closed every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock, A. N.
Is due every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, a,
=. NJ. "
The Louisville or Rirer Mail is closed every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Saturday, at 3 P. NJ. Is sen,
and returned by steamboats,. Arrives iegularly three
times week.
The Bayou Sara or coast Mail is closed every
Tuesday and Friday, at3 p NJ. Is sent and returned
by steamboats,.
!he alexandria O, Red Riper Mail is sent rrcgu-
iariy by steamboats, twice week.
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL.
Monday, }
Saturday, }
COAST MAIL.
s s"ss"ny and closesut so'clock,p M.
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FOR NEW YORK.

To sui saturday, 10Th INST.
Louisiamn and Ne,c York Line Of Packets.
IL The fast sailing ship ST. JOHN, Capt.
Tin Hitchcock, will sail nbove. For freight or
19p passage. having good accommodations, apply
to the captain board, the Vegetable Market,
to JAMES B. HuLI4lN,
jhne II "a Camp at
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d. '"A ner ELTON G:i&
~ LAVAUD has the honor OF informing his friends
~ and the public in general, lhnt he has taken the
Hotel at Carrollton,' where no trusts he will receive
ahe calls OF his old friends and all lovers of goud cheer.
frvate parties will be handsomely provided for by
giving little notice beforehand. He is willing /, enter
ano arrangements with families individuals DESTROYS
Hf passing the summer Mt Carroilton. m20
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co,
4DNHE Iron Steamboat Rebecca will leave the Basin
u at the head nj the New Canal, every day, Except
Mondays) for the Lake, as follows:
Depart at A. n. Return at 8 A. NJ.
1AA. NJ. I24P.M.
Sim. ) En- P:M
Ard on MONDAYS
Depart at 10 4. NJ. Return at l24P.M.
2P. NJ. PM.
= T. NJ. 9 Pm.
nay % q. CHEW, Cash.
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N. y. T. NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD Co.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Sunday, June 2, 1889.
sUNHE Cars will leave for the GREAT PRAIRIE on
L their routes to the Bayou Tiguyue every day in
the week-as follows:
Depart. Return.
Up. N. lOAM
" n"
Exert Sundays when the cars will run as fallows:
Depart Return
GA. NJ. ga. NJ.
Up. NJ. Bpm.
7!P.M.
" JAMES II. CALDWELL, President
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Vente do Syudic.
PAR BACH L. CALHOUN
3tljl7j 3jv

PAR BACH L. CALHOUN.
IL SERA VENDU 10 Mercredi 10 3 Juliet pro.
L chain midi, Ia Nouvolle Bourse rue St,
Louis entire les rues Royae 81 Char,ros, par rordre
de Mr.. Anthony Rasch. Siadic dss cr6ancicrs de
Messrs. Eger.on ct Wibray pour le compile ct aux
Ogden and J. c. Ogden qni ont manques aux
ermss presents par Ia vente pour les propret6s c
dessous desgnets leur adjugees le % ia nvier,
1889.
ONE LOTS DE TERRE
situ6s dams lie faubsurg Sauet, Ode Muncipalite de
Clio. Prytanee, Calliope, ct Nayade, d'apres I'm
plan qul etc expose au moment de Ia vontc
SAVIOR:
LIE Lot No. l. mesurant 20 peds 4 poucss de
face Ia ruo Prytaneo par l2o pieds de profondsur
de face la rue Clio.
Les lots Nos. 2. 3, 4, S, 6, 7, 8, 8 $40 mesu-
rant chacun 20 pieds de face Ia rue Prytanee par
l2O peds de profoudeur.
L. lot No. IL. nlesurant 20 pcds 4 pouces de
face a Ia rue Prytan6e par l2O Peds do profondeur
ct face Ia rue Calllope.
Les susdts lots seront vendus separement avec
le privilege dune alice dc Is peds do largcur.
Les termcs do vonte ront 1880 compliant pour
chaque lot, ct 10 balance s. IL. l8 81 "a mois de
credit en- billets endosses satsfacton avec hypo-
thequs jusqu' parfait Placement.
BY BACH 4 CALHOUN.
WILL be sold on Wednesday, Sd July, 1889. at -
w O'Clock, at the City Exchange in st Louis street.
Two Squares Of Groand,
Designated on plan drawn by Louis Bringier, sur
yeyor genera rs spares E and C.. Square contains
26 lots, numbered from 26, which measure as fol
lows:
Nos |. ,, 3A, 5,6,78, 9,lO-1O lots measuring each
80 feet front AIucarty street, by 1906 feet in depth ol
No forming the corner Of Maearly and Adam streets
and lot No 10 t"rmns the corner Of Mscarty and Bur
| Diet streets.
Nos H. l2, 1873 LOTS measuring each 800 fee, from,
| on Burdet street by $50 feet in depth.
Nos H. s. &c. II, IL, l9, 20 81, % 23-i0 lots,
urng each 30 feet front Commercial street, by los
feet in DEPTH No IA forming the Of Commercial
and Burjet streets, and No 90 forming the corner
| Commercial and Adams streets.
Nos a. 25 26-3 lots, measuring each 80 feet front
| Adams street by $50 in depth.
| Square C contains 26 lots, numbered from to 26
which measure az follnws:-
Nos 2,3, 4, ST. 8,9, 1910 lots, measuring each
80 feet front Commercial street, by los feet in depth
lot No forming the corner Of Commercial and BuaCe
streets, aud No 10 forming the Of Commercial
Washington streets.
Nos II, -, 1873 LOTS measuring each 30 feet front
Washington staee., by $50 feet in depth.
Nos Ia. U.s. l6, H. 49, 10, 20, ~ 90 23-l0 lots meas
utng each 80 feet front Pearl street by los feet il
depth io No Ia forming the OF Pearl and Wash
ing,on streets. and No % joining the corner Of Pear
| and Burde, streets.
Nos "a, rs, 26-3 lots measuring each 80 feet from
on Burdet street, by $50 feet in depth; all American
measure.
june 81 ljl7j&3jv
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ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
The cars will leave nj the DAYS
sni O'clock, ~ when Locomotive will leave Carrollton
every hour. until O'Clock, p NJ.
for the accommodation of persons visiting Carron the
O'Clock car an. VIII" wish until
o'clock the car thai has etoore left Carroo O'clock
will remain until u o'clock thereby allowing them one hour
70 ENJOY the pleasant walks o of the beautiful
rer.0ns going by the Locomotive provide themselves
WIN ricketts, as the conductor has positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof.
THE JACKSON AND LACoURsE sTREETcARs
street at 6s O'Clock aud hourly. Al o'clock they WV
commence leave each every hour 81 o'clock
excepting at q o'clock, r nj. FROM Canal street.
~ a pa,su arly requested that gentlemen will not put
tae 'ee upon the cushions smoke in the When Ladies'
Office Nex Orleans and carrollto" Rail Road Company
May ist 1850 DHN HAMPsON,
may 70 ChefEue. N. o ! CIR n
MAYURALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
vINHE price "f flour to day being IS " per barrel,
ounces Of bread for during the week begin
ming Monday exi the II til list. The leaves of sec
ond quay of three for cen,s, shall weigh 25 per
,nne : .N,' c. GENols. MAYOR.
k,,x,,,'AN"r ON N ,sHViLLE, for sl;5O0 pay
"a = able July II fors ''v r,.v
TEXAS LAND TITLES.
A N ABSTRACT of the original titles Of record in
~ The general land office. Printed in accordance
with resolution Of the House of Representatives pas
ecu ~!tn way, idp. n lew Ctpes Just received and
for sale by ALEX TOWAR
ys 40 Camp 1t
RLUNr'S LECTURES the history of Abraham
- aud Jacob, by the Rev. Henry Blunt, A. NJ. an
thor OF L. ctures the history of Jesus Christ and 81.
Paul
Just published select rrmaina of the Rev. William
Nevlns, DID. OF baltimore with a memoir. Just ie-
teIved and Epr sale by ALEX TDWAR,
!8 ~ Camp
TRO1rlNG HORSE, ROCKET.
VvNHE well krswn splendid horse Rocket is offered
for sale, he is now eight wears old, and is Of
the hest broke horses in the United Slaes his speed Is
SO well known that it requires no comnent-warranted
perfectly sound.
ALSO Pkaet"n and Harness suitnble for enc or
two bnrsss. Suiky with shifting top. saddes britss
&C. he uhoye articles made order and are of
the very hest materials. They - sold on ac-
count o, the leas ing the city.
Apply tu No. Carnudset st is lw
"iNDOW GI.ASS-620 boxes English crown
w Windsor glass, receiving and for sale b,
M Il CLANUN. II Cuuip 81
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Holmes Line of Packets.

Holmes Line Of Packets.
70 sail positively Wednesday Evening 10Th inst.
IL The superior fast smiling regular packet
,IN ship OCMUiGEE, teavitt. MASTER having
-SEE two thirds Of her cargo engaged will postve-
ly sail as above. For balance of freight of $50 bales
cotton, passage, having elegant accommodations ap
ply to the captain board, opposite the Vegetable
market or to A. COHEN,
no 90 Common st
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FOR NEW YORK.-Resular Packet.
Holmes Line of Packets.
To sail on the 20h inst.
Ia. The superior fast sailing esular packet
%A snip ALABAMA, Berry, master, will sail as
Agg above. For freight or passage, having el.
egant accommodations, apply the captain hoard
opposite the Vegetable Market, or to COHEN,
June II 80 Common st.
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CHEMIN DE FER

NOUVELLE ORLEANS EFT CARkOl LION,
Arrangements de rete, pour les jours de la sen,ane
De CarroLton. Della NYe Orleans.
Char cheval, his. A NJ Char clneval, a his A NJ
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II The A I and superior ship NEW HAMP.
FIN SHIRE. Capt Harding, having the greater
:sAAa4part Of her engaged, will receive des-
patch. For freight Of $40 bales cotton paisage ap-
ply LEVI II GALE,
JS 80 Common et
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DAPER-Fooscapo fvarious qualities, ruled \ plain
Il Letter paper do do do
Packet, commercial and B~th Post
ROYAL and super royal cartridge paper
Iron monger's do
Cotton sanpng do
Printing Paper, Of all sizes, suitable for city and
c0hntrv papers.
Also, double medium, imperial and super ropal
Pr'uting Presses, for sule by ALEX TOWAR,
June II 40 Camp st
bacon SIDES-75 casks superior Cincinna.i cur
- ed, in store, for sale by G DORSEY,
1lth june "a New Levee
Drawing Of the Grand State Lottery Class 70, 1889
81 AZ 10 80 81 SO 10 s IS IA
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IL PROCTOR presents his hes, compliments to hi.
IL friends, the public OF New Orleans, and to all
strangers who may be passing few days N the 'ity,
and informs them that he will he ready ina few DAYS /"
receive them Il, that pleasant relren, the X Il E
COTT A q T., situated on the LIKE shore. Persons
travelling either from Springfield. d. jacksonville, or
Muiisonvie, the city, can there meet with good
cheer-fne Ut. omroda,ions and pnIile nItenton-and
all parties y way Of thu NashvilIesnilrond can lie ser
we'd in private md pleasant room, hy giving one days
notice Of their Intention 10 come.
The proprietor doubts that inducements tor
vi sit will be found in advantages the t"nge pree
sens to the invalid and those wearicd with the heat
dust, and hustle of the city. The pure md delicious
ur constantly hontng either from the nike the great
pruie-ille refreshing md the other oaded with
fra GRANGE, will give unmngled delight 10 the vans
teFer in search either Of health pleasure.
F. Proctor appeals therefore with confidence to the
patronage of those who know his method OF serving his
friends and doubts iha, strangers visiting the
CITY will honor him with call. lie Intends making
Prairie Cofugr Of the Ieeabie places OF rec
soI, in the ncg hburhood Of the civ.
The PROPRIETOR guarantees TINT his wines, liquors No.
&C. shalt he of the mo choice nature nj the same
tina no will devote his Intention 10 procure NIL the ear
lest lrcerlcs aud sinnis of the Tor his table.
m2I-.}EO
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FURNITURE! FURNITUREH

EpACON-60.On0l lbs. Cincinnati cured con sisDg of
hams, sides and shoulders. ut the landing, p.r
Flat boat For sale BY {; DORSEY
NAV % ii Now cvao
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III MERCHANTS can hare a BEAUTIFUL. CIRCU-
LAR struck of at four hours NoTscE. by SAILING tho
| Compiling Room Of TRgE AMERICAN PRlvT.Ns
OEFICE. St Charles Exchange affirming the READ
ING Room at Corner Of Grnvier street, or at the lin
ing Office, corner Of Poydras and ST. Cha les Streets
WHIsKEl.-aosL Iris Kec'iae,l in store for aIeby
w Mss G. DORSEY. "A New Ievee.
&EGAk ToBACCo-ao hvxes. For sale BY
may23 81 Grnviersh
RRAZIERS COFFtN-INO sheets; 30 to 50 inch.
- 80 I" GO ID. sheets Of Bnziers Copper. lOnO
sheets 30 to 60 in of lob Roofing Copper $50 sheets
20 to 60 dc, do. do Just received and for sale by
s. LOCKE Il 20.
M ANfILA KOrE-5uO coas, as-or,rd sizes Manila
vi Rspe IS Manila luls,rs, assorted, from i . TO-
~ 2, E For sale by s.LocKE 4 Co.
pA1NTs, Oils N NARNlsnEs-5O0 kegs Nos-
Paint, ground in oil; Black ao La,seed Oil; Sperm do
Put r"s 50 h's' Whiting; c"p" and jagsnnes yosh
NAV 90 Front ie,es
ra family Memoirs S, Of celebrated Women by
Births, Deaths and Marriages.. by + Hook Esq No. .
Jack Sheppard, by Ainswort,; Phrenology in the fun
is ALIEN TOWER, 40 Camps,
nDokK-350 brls NJ o prime Pork, shoulders and
g Chimes attl'e inspection for salehy
u DORSEY a New Levee
EN- VT IANIo-kUH dds landing from snip
St John, will be sold low if taken from the leyss,
20 JB HULLiN, "a Camp s,
AcoNSl0ES-loo casks superior Cincinnati CIV.
= red IN store Tor sale by
ROniER-Goshen and Western, in stare for sale by
- 10 GDORSEY, Al New Levse
w ANTED-For young man, Ia creole Of LOUIS.
,na. ana) situation j" some mercantile establish
mem, either in the canactv # IN dusr clerk
employment is the principal object salary would not
make nut difference for the present. he person has
nao several years experience in the general commission
BUSINESS, md is well acquainted with the CITY, His
empoVers regret much their inability keep him any
longer the best Of recommends lions given. ANY COM
meet with immediate attention. ,6-6t
SITUATION WANTED,
A YOUNG Married Woman, who has a healthy
"A child, but i've mn.,hs old, is des.rn,s of getting a
situation as WET NURSE, in a cuble family.
She can give xctptianable n,latnu> if re-
quired: Apply 10 Mrs. C"field, at Mis- Dawson's,
corner OF Perd;do and st. Paters street, J6
NOR SALE-20O hses first quality Northern Hay,
L landing from Packet ship Alabama. Apply to she,
Captain on hoard. tier below tue Vegetable s.s MI
ket, NAV %
lava COFFEE-7I bag landing from ship Louis
- vile and or sale by SHALL 4 brown.
NIL 81 Magazine 81
HOlI.AND GIN--lO pipes Holland Gin, in store
u aud for sale DO ITHAYER& co
mt3 ~ Poydras at
TRNEA-6O chests sourhong anlI ponchone, landing
i from schr Splendid, from Bnston, for sale by
anH TRIER, "a Gravier t
DITCIi-3O bnls. in good order, inr sale by
L SHALL n BROWN
may! 81 Magazine
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4 NEMENT- 1863 barrels, of Cement, landing from
I ship Ynzoo, will be sold low if taken from the
Levee. Apply to JAMES B. HUlIEN,
may ~ "A Camp ct.
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u The cabin Passenger. going to New York in the
packet ship Yazoo will he kind enough repor, them
sci yer to the subscriber to-day and thew requested
to he on board Of the ship Wednesday evening the
10Th inst. at which time she will positively leave the
Levce. JAMES Il lIUIIIN,
!une III "a Camp 81.
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Package 225, combination 5 IS IS the Captal
Prize Of $8,O0O sold in the Grand State
Lottery yesterday, by MIR. Thos. Banks,
Vendor.
THIS DAY,
$4,000 Capital Prize. Tickets SO.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
CLASS No. 49, Extra Authorized by the Legislature
of the Suite. To be Drawn This Day, June, ii 1885,
at O'Clock, p. NJ, at Bishops Hotel Common vt.
DAVIS & Co, Managers
IS Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
1884 Prizes, amounting to $i4579s
Tickets 80 0O-lIalves 81 50-auarters TIC.
Packages Of IS tickets for SIS, warranted to draw
at least $33; Shares in proportion
For Packages or single Tickets. apnlv
jill At Managers Office IL Charres st
pORk-8O0 hrs y prime, 4 r q now inspecting
L and Cor sale at the lowest market prices BY
j 6 DORSEY, ~ New i.evee
ENlouR7l'3G brls. landing from, steamer Houma
Il For sale by G. DORSEY,
10 "a New J.evee
I AKD-5OO Kegs superior Leaf Lard in store, f,r
- sale by G DORSEY,
40 IL New Levee
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UHANk NOrE pApEK-Ju,i received invoice
ID of bunk note ppe of Anirs manufacture, md for
sale by ALI y TOWER,
40 Cuun ,trc,t
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Tl1E TRUE AM ERICAN.
BY JOHN GIBSON
FAITHFUL AND BOLD,
Official Journal of the % 1t1unirpaitp.
PUBLISHED
Daily, Iri-Weckly 4 Weekly
h p" q X LIZ A MS:
TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1889.
TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1889.

ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN-TEN
DAYS LATER-TORY MINISTRY FORMED
AND DISBANDED-OLD MINISTRY RESrO-
RED-RIOr IN PARIS
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STATE OF LOUlSIANA-Parish Court for III.
- Parish and city of New Orleans.

ARD-3OO Kegs superior Leaf Lard in store, f,r
- sale by DORSEY,
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LN!OUR-3u6 brs landing from llal boat, sui" by
L m2l q DORSEY, a New ! ever
TlNAMARlND-, HONEY, aud HEr SWAX-irom
L Iiavunu for sale bv II HDNNABEi.,
may 10 Cor Nachez and Tchnpi,oulus sta
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RRAZiEKS CUfrti-l1O sh.r,s 30 to 50 inch
~ 80 to GO ID. sheets Of Brnzisrs Copper: lOno
sheets 30 to 60 in. Of lob. Roofing Copper sheets
20 TO 60 de- do. do Just received and for sale by
S.LOCkE & 20.
NAV %
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TGND RENT-A comfortable dwelling house IN nrnl-
L dcet street few doors from Canal Al; possession
6 wen Immediately. Arplym DOYLE NAV
MAJ 3 t'urnn,ctc
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TO MERCHANTS.

TJMERCHANTS can haze a BEAUTIFUL. CIRCU-
struck off at four hours NorpcE by sailing a, tho
Compiling Room Of TRgE AMERICAN PRlvT.NGs
OFFICE, ST. Charles Exchange, @g".nine the READ
ING Room at Corner Of Grnvier sIrcct, at the lin
ing Office, corner of POydras and ST. Cha Hes Streets
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ENOUR-ll'36 br<. landing from steamer Houma,
Il For sale by G. DORSEY
JS Not
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From the lIampden Wing of July l2. 1887.

July
4Mofat's Pills and Biuers.-The last Journal cons
ta'ns additional testimony in favor Of this highly import
tant invention. "The press of the Journal was almost
stopped TO announce the testimony Some one, in tho
name Of DIR. Mofat thanks for inserting the cer1
cate ofonr neighbor Bowles, End offers quantity OF
the article as compensation This is very kind, and we
promise the moment labor under like affections with
our neig hbor of the Journal, call on the agent
In the mean time, any laboring under similnr -
hcnes to- those ~ hch have severely borne upon Mr.
Bowles, they have his testimony to the "peculiur
adaptedness" Of the remedy the hSensc. The nets
cine is undoubtedly sovereign remedy.
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TENS LNNU TTFIES.
A N ABSTRACT of the original titles Of record in
IA The general land office. Printed in accordance
with resolution Of the House of Representatives pas
sed oath May, 1895. few copies Just received and
Tor sale by ALEX TOWAR,
JIG 40 Comn -,
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IN XCiIANGE on ii;innut atsight. fer sac by
IL mel A TItlEK, 81 Grnvier 81
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TH24 Z 1RSF 2. A New IpveP
VENhE AMERICAN ALMANAC and Repository vi
l. Useful knowledge, for the year 1889, received
and for sale by DAVID FELT Il Co,
may l3 ~ Chartras st
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AlE JUICE, landing from Havana in casks, bar.
- rcls und demijchns, Tor sale by
IL BONNABEL,
may il Cor NatcheZ Il Tchapnulas SITS
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IDOBiNSON 4 GOODWIN, (6S Churtrcs sreet,r
] 4 respectfully inforn their friends and the publiu
GENERALLY, that Good VIM of the above firm, i'll leave
for New York about the Is, ofJune. They invite huse
who may wish garments mnds to their measure TO CALI
nd leave their orders previous to that time.
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NEW BOOkS-"The Croppy," a tale by the OLA
l ra family; Memoirs Of celebrated Women by G r
Fennmore' copper, author of,,e Spy&
Births, Deaths and Marriages. by Il Hook ESQ. M. 9
Jack Sheppard, by Ainsworth; Phrenology III tie fun
lily. Just received nnd for sale by
iS AIEx ,rTuCO
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Tt.XAS land TTTT. r

t1tA,>iiANur On n ,oHVILLE, for bud pa
~ able July y, for sale l.v
J3 A FISK
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MI aNfILA kOpt.-5rO coils, ass n,,l sizes Manila
wi Rape, rs Manila Ilulstrs assorted, from 10 to.
7 l-2. For snLe by :. LOCKE a. Co.
May d s FTsnt I,eyee.
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NTHISKEY.-2Oeb rs RrrriGe,I in store for sale by
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PRAIRIE COTTAGE.

New ORLEANS, May 1889.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
RANK ROBBERS ARRESTED.

Abon, wear since package Of bank bills
,mouuttnp to $1,000 belonging TO the Ocean bahh
a, Neuburypou. and the Pos ow Bank at Salisbury
N,.s was stolen from q small trunk in which II MAS
sent TO one of the Boston Banks. The robbery was
ascetained 10 have been eom'nitted by an Engiish-
man named Freeman, and others Pursuit was made'
but Freeman escaped. and sailed for England IN the
Packet ship Westminster, where he arrived IN safe
~ with his booty. He remained IA Engianu I'LL
March when he returned with several sccomp'ices,
well furnished with all kinds Of instruments ior bur-
elarlous purposes.
The London Police Officers having full inlorma-
ton of the designs of these villains, communicated
the fact to Lord John Russell, from whose office
dispatches were sent over hher to The BRUSH Con
sui and by him laid before the Police here by high
constable HAYS. who also had letters by the Great
Western, advising him Of the fact of Freeman I'M
der the name Of Arnold OF Collard, with his wife aud
nephew named Arnel alias Ager or Egsat or Ergei,
having sailed in the ship Gladiator for this port
The arrival Of the Great Western before Tie
Gladiator, brought intelligence in season 10 be sue
cessfully acted on, and high constable Hays having
IN AIDE arrangements with the keeper OF the tele
graph to announce the Gladiator as soon as she APP
peared below had his corps OF officers. consisting o
Homans Sparks, B.J. Hays aud G. +. Hays read,
to pounce upon, and secure the villains as S on a
they should come within their grasp.
The vessel arrived below on "Wednesday night o
| last week, and the next morning Freeman. whos
real name is Colard, his wife and his nephew Afne
alias Eggat was arrested. CoIlard is to be sent Il
| Boston on requisition from Gov. Everett. 1h
nephew is detained here and the woman is discharg
ed ~ Y. Express.