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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

DIR. Alexander Jones, who has devoted the last four
years wi the creates, the Improvement, of
the Cotton Gin, has returned to our city from the
Northern and Eastern states, where he Ia. passed the
summer, in Pc iectonns his Improvements and SUPER
intending The construction of Cotton Gins and yaJjous
machinery, for which he is the agent in this section of
country Plans and models of different machines NAV
b" seen at our Reading Room, and beautiful Gins II, the
store Of Mnun>el White Il Co.
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For the Interior.

FOR BAYOU SARA
RfgUh,r PncLti.
Is Ia The splendid passenger stcamhca,
-ttI II HliiI.iIA\T, Jesse Inrt master,
go ST. will Leave New Orleans every We'd
rrsda, at lG nclncN 4. VI. for BAYOU Sara & every
saturday IT ~ "r ok 4. VI taxing me cons, down on
on board to
hl2j ADAMS & WIilTAIL
FOR NiCkSHURG,
And all immediate landings
Isl =zVC"p' Matthews, will leave tn. in" ne
ssr.&s1s.s1.sss-s opposite Custom House street Oh
Monday ni''rno"n nj 4 orlork, precisely. For freight
or passage, npply on board, to
ol9 PLAIDLAW, 66 Campt $,
FOR TIE ATTAKApAS, (Bv sea-,
F t. c 1nr s' G;'r "ckc i, r,oMoCiIIC'H,
.FssS,- Ss4g-7 orp"Site Custom House STREET for
New lh'n,"nd all intermediate landings on H.. Ieche
next SUNDAY morning, at 10 O'Clock. For freight or
passage, apply nn board to
LAIDLAW, 66 Cnmp It
The lonochichi will hereafter depart every ten DAYS
snrcess'fly III the nerI fret lit of goods Gun ALWAYS
be secured tn application To the consignee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

Robinson second and the Grey third. with the FLY
ana WIN wei! up: at back stretch. they wcru in
- much OF a slring,"~in coming hume Robinson
passed second as il he intended to DO lin at the
DEATH" but Rob Blu h thought otherwise, us he
won the heat in ~; Matilda 81; Will 4;h; the
Grey J,l.
I'd. lleat.-Rnbnson still the flvoritc but Rob
Bush and Matilda also had their friends, while tho
poor Grey began to be looked upon u. "next kin
to hoth'ng.' At stating they all looked in good
coma t'ot'-WIIl this time taNing the lead but was
soon passed by Robinson, At tho head OF the
stretch, RobinS"n, Will and Bush we're all in
bunch, ut at the last turn Rob Bns, brushed
took the lead, and won the heat, wi Robinson 3D.
WIZ 81; NJ .tildl 4.h; while Grey was distanced
Time. 4S.
Sd lIeas.-Many began to fancy that Wunon
"'lf would now begin to "sl,nw fight" and bets
were taken against him ut to l. The start this
tlL'e was not so good, Robinson leading, with
Bush 4tll to the ,urn at the head of tho stretch,
Bush got Sd, Matilda being "a, which position 3
maintained to the stand-Robinson winning in
LAO.
4,h Hcat.-At starting Robinson led, the others
III bunch. Matilda doing her best, but Robinson
was not to be outdonc, win lie would" and v in
no did, easily in 49,-Mata I'd; Will 81; and
bush 4th.
The following is the RESULT.
}. r. Robinson, by Medoc, dam by
Potomac, al
Rob Bush, four years old. by Metoc,
dam by Bertrand, "a 4
Matilda Sande, four years old by l.
vanhoc, dam by Sir Archy, 3 2
Wa"ton Will, five years old. by
brunswick, dam by Prince
Richard. 4 3 i 3
Grey horse, name unknown
four years old, by Fear
nought, dam by Whip, 5 dis.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

We admit, with pleasure, into our columns, the fol-
lowing communication from the pen of II friend, rer-
city competent to the subject. In publishing it, we
60 not wish to be understood as taking auy part, at
pre- ent, in the question, to the proprety or cxpe
diency # establishing nsour city eli Their German the
a're, or German newspaper. Our opinions may in
due lime, be given upon this and other subjects in
connection with What we may conceive to be the
rights and duties of foreigners and a,uraIized ci,i-
hens IN their adopted country. In the meanwhile, we
are ready to receive, and publish approve of,le"
articles icmperutey and ell written on both SIDES of
the question-truth and its results being alone our
MIN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

IL Nous sommes autorisGs a annoncer qu'a la
denande dun grand nombrc dc. ciloycns des trois
municipalities Mr.. WILLIAM FREREr 4 CONSENT a
Sc presenter CONNIE canddut la place dc Marie n
la ploclaine election.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

The District Courts in the parishes of ST. Tan,any
anu Washington were adjourned for the present Non
v'nber terms until mex, May in consequence of the
sickness o. the country AMI the consequent mpos+ibli,y
Of obtaining jurics, &c.
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lO0,0OO tickets, at $ Is scheme price, 81 100 600.
Selling prize $50 per ticket,
SYLVESTER & Co., 1856 broadway, NEW YORK,
Sule gents

u he receipts OF the sale of the tickets will be de.
no+'d in the Canal. Union. Carr"Ilon, Citizens and
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans. in the name Of,
Louis Sclulidt jointly with J. i. Pcrrnult actually
Cashier of the Citizens Bank, aud A. Bu,louu ne.
tualv cashier oithe Consolidated Bank, as Trustees,
as per net passed !rorc \. Mazureuu, Esq. Not. Pub
on the "a Ainv 1852 and the properties transferred
the above mentioned gentlemen uniurumhered MS
irl s'ccs for the security OF the prize hol.
ders.
In New York the monies will be deposited in the
Phoenix Bank tn the ,rdt OF the above named !, titv
Banks Of New Orlraus.
The Public are referred to the acts pissed befp, C
A. Maznreau, Esq Not. Pub. in relation to tn. p,op
pertes winch embrace The respective prizes in the
lOIttry
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

W We arc authorised 10 announce that at the soci.
taon Of large number Of the citizens OF the three
Municipalities, MCMILLAN FKEREr has consented to
the presentation Of his to lis fellow citizens at
tue next ensuing election, candidate for the office
of Mayor OF the City Of New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

In Cincinnati, On the 23d, among other umuspments
offered at the National Theatre to the lovers of the
legitimate drama, the exhibition on the STAGE be-
tween the pieces Of the celebrated ruce horse Warner
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

The remainder of the French Theatrical Company
arrived in the steamer Jacques Dupe yesterday. With
the losses sustained in Ba:lly :nd Others it will be
difficulty for the Munger Of tho Orleans to open early
this season.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

IL a report reached our city TODAY, through what
channel we know not that Gen. jackson has gone to
his grave 1t snch Is the case, think that Martin ia
Bound, sy his pledge, to follow in his footsteps.
Louisville Ga scUe.
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d A z A A r.
d n q \ a X.
Corner Of 81. Charles & Common street,

Corner Of st. Charles & Common street,
ExcHANGE HnTEL.
RtSH n ALLAN would respectfully call The a,
- i"niion n citizens and strangers To teir comnl.
ass;',n'rn' OF "enemehs linen Shirts do c.lmbrc,
win ,.n fronts. fashionable linen fron,s linen On,
lars; silk, cotton and erino under sr.s and drawers.
camhr" and silk llanlkerchefS: black and fau,y c,
watts IN Seal variety: stocks n descriptions pun,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

The Council of the Second Municipality unanim,
"usly rejected the Ordinance of the General Council
Ia. ing tax Oh goods md produce Imported und xur-
Led in our city. This is as i SHOULD he.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

Repairing tic Streets.-Thc Counca ufthc Second
Municipality, few weeks ago, made contract it'll
sa"l. l.. Forsay for repairing, and keeping in good
order the sheets and side walks, $4,000 per annum.
This contract will out to be one of the best the
Council ever made. Hitherto the streets were con-
s'any in state of uproo,eness always INSTRUCTED Ly
"orknen carts and material. and never in repair MIR,
Fors"y has gone to work in right earnest and in pr>
suing pan which, if continued in bur few weeks,
will place all our paved streets ana side walk. in the
best possible condition, and his wor is don. III such
manner that will not be necessary to be done in hur-
" eain.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

IL l.. T. CANINE, ri the solicitation of many of his
friends, has consented to become candidate for the
Office Of Mayor of this city.
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MATTERS COMING TO A HEAD.

MATTERS COMING TO A HEAD.
As far as We can collect public sentiment from
the public journals to the North of u.s. the excite
mcnt against Mr.. Van Buren, and his experiments
upon the moncicd interests of tho country is Of
the most whitening character. 1t is much to be
dcporcd, as our stump of Il nnshbor would have
1t, shat the Innocent must suffer with the guilty.
We regard it as Of the deep and lannug sins
OF Mr.. Van Burcn's reign, that he has, by the folly
and w'ckcdncss OF his measures, caused the enter
prlZng merchants and honest farmers the coun-
try to drink the cup Of comncrciai distress TO its
very drcgs. But Az a matter which holds out the
prospect of re lief to the country, We think we may
safely regard the late suspension of specie nav
n'cnls rs in some degree blessing to the people;
Tor tn disastrous event has opened the eyes of
I'll parties to the tyranny and folly of Mr.. Van
Burcn's war upon the credit and currency Of the
country. The excavations OF honest industry and
OF blasted enterprise are rising against him in eve.
ry quarter; ami VIC regard it certain that he
will he hurled with ind gralon from his present
exalted station, when the next election arrives -
Really if the people can bear with Mr.. Van Buren,,
alter what mas now happened they can bear with
tho introduction Of II Russian Auocrat or Turk
'sh Sultan among them: they would be willing to
submit 70 the bow string Or the practice of impa-
ing-Pctcrsburg Intel
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r W. COLLENS
United States Commissi0aer.

CAAeG SNteS' C0MWtsytORer.
Appointed by the Federal Court ut New Orleans
ga OFFICE No. 100 COMMON STREET
= (Exchnnge Hotel Bm'dngs.)
g AID Commissioner takes afidavis under anil Inv
- vlrInr Of the Acts Of Congress- passed = til Febr
sry tS2h LIST March 1917 the Judiciary Act of ~
and other acts Of Congress, in such cases ,ua. anI
provided. '' '"'
Said Commissioner has CONSIDER a..,- .n.s;
and uses OF caption and certificate which ~"
STOOD rhr ssyeresl scrutiny OF the ATTEST Lawyers
pril l2 60
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

FOice.-Aseeably tue ordinances of the different
municipalities, slaves who are found In the streets ufter
g"n'ire without pass from their owners or employers
are TO be arrested and conducted the guard house,
until claimed This prov ison Of our police laws has
occasionally operated vexa'iously hut the fault is most
commonly I" he attributed to the negligence of those
Wi" send their servants Grand. after the proper ouI
without piss. No will be found foolish enough
to cavil with such trin vexntions when they reflect
upon the real advantage of the ordinance. On the
contrary this provision Of our police laws is most
s""'"ary and excellent one and the only objection We
nave to 49, hatt does not quite lar enough. Indeed
cnn any plausible reason he given wy slaves ore ncr
""ed tone roamlng about the louncing around
grog shops or meeting ut and in front Of the theatres
and other places of amusement, !ling away their De
concerning mischief or running their morals and ,eu II,
by drinking aud acquiring vicious habits and disease
ana disgusting the eyes aud of passersy with their
filthy falkland indecent actions, Hundreds of good GER
wants are spoiled by This liz proper indulgence and it
not always possible: for the to check the evil
courses "f his servants, prey. their escape ON
nome, and their mixing in these crowds. The police
should, therefore, interfere; ordinance should be PASS.
ed allowing, until gun fire, all slaves to travel from Mace
place. hut not to stop al .roy shops, before places
to do mischief
Fruit and flower sellers should be sui i,c, to SOM.
reg"lnt'ons,by which they should be prevented 'ro
occupying the whole side walk, and, hy the way,
some ordinance regulating the conduct of hackney
coachmcn in front OF public places oud not he amss
II our aldermen wish touudcrstnnd u.s. Let them ak
night or Two i'll front Of the Camp street Theatre.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05
NOVEMBER 6, 1889.

Tie mail failed agoin yesterday from beyond Charles
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NJ. IL. g. J. DEVEREIX

9 "
No. d. ToHAp,rouLas SrkF.T.
M ANEFACTuHEltS Of Tia. Copper and SLr,,
" iron Ware, have in store, aud ol',r for sa t. Stills
Sill WomS, sugar Kettles, Ladies' Nc
Also. on hand, Russia sheet, Cast Iron, and Bra s
GraIes Parour and Cooking Stnvrs ior burn w.od
or coa and OF the latest and uppro, ed patterns
Brass railing aud Stair rods of any shape or patterns.
Builders aud others in want Of Gutes. Tin or Copper
pipes or cutters may find II t. their advantage 10 call
ard examine the same
koos covered with Tin, Copper Zinc. in any parr
ct the city, on the most reasonable terms.
Ais" on hand general assortment Of Japsnned ware
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INIT etc conduits a lcncloS de la scconde Mu-
n'cipaliG, les cIcyaux suivan,.:
Tn chcral bal, la cr,nlorc, Ia queue ct les peds
noir"s, 'narNnc par la scc, ct au.si sur la dcrrerr
gauchc en- Espagno ayant ii mains de haulcur-
Un petit ttalon saurc, roch droo avcuge,
nn rayon bnnc sur lc front, nyant L., mains do
hautcur.
Les prorrGtaires dos dts chcvaux sont prizes
dc v"nir 'cncIos de la 3cmc quar'icr de Ia MUM
p'Itc = s''ue an coin dcs rues Robin ri Annon-
ciation sur on avant lc Snnrd Novc,nbre 1899
aim dc les rrcla.ncr It les rctircr rn payant les
rms, o. lis Hrr"nt vrn3us rcccan par A Gull.
lotc, cnclnlcur public
J l. WINTER
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FOR NEW NOkk-Pesular Packet.
Holmes Line of Packets.

- - 10 SUI on Inc III instant.
4:tt The elegant ronprrrd md copper fastened
J1rrTI4 'nc set ship NASHVILLE II. tInrkess master,
-SS-sz.. vi promptly Sa advertised. For freight
or passage, having clc9nnt accommodations nrply ,n
me captain on board, opposite thu Vegetable Market
or 10 AcDiiEN,
90 an I, ,..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

= TDEES-l.anding from ship Hercules, from PhiIn.
- dolphin, lnrge assortment Of Cnnking Stov.s;-
also, i'll store, quantity Of Stoves suitable for Church.
uS, Halls aud Bar ROOMS &c. &c. For sale bv
MARTIN II j. J DEVERUEX
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NEW ORLEANS 4 CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD
NOTICE. MISTER ARRANGEMENT
I" commence the LIST Of November, 1899.
FROM cAaRoLLroN. FROM NEW ORLEANS


ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
The will leave the same hours as in the we.L ,,y
snel oc"ck PM when Locomotive will leave Cnrroton
every hour until o'clock P.M New Orleans hour
aat'l o'tlork pm.
An extra Horse Car be ohtained before 70 OF PM
By paying dollars for the Trip. After /. o'clock p Al
10 dollars sill he charged. "
Persons going by the must provide themscvas
With Tickets the conductor positive directions not tn
receive money in lieu thereof
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARS
Leave the head of Jackson street Ct o'clock A Canal
street at O'clock At halfpas o'clock they TO
leave both ends half hour until n o'clock NJ exccp
tse that instead of Canal street at o'clock Tho nr
will leave there ut O'clock PM.
arly requested that gentlemen will no, nut
"e eet upon the cushions smoke the cars when uies
are present.. ~
Office New Orleans & Cnrrollton
Rail Road Company, s
October 22d, ls30 JOHN I: IPSOS
Chief Engineer N. o. Il {, r. c.
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FOR NEW fnRk-'r" sail on the 8.h November.
New York aud New Orleans Line.
AN. The ELEGANT packet ship Gil Arr EMAGNE,
frfflS Nnrt Jackson, will carry about 1000 bales
cotton, o"c half of ~hicn is rrndy to 60 ON
o"nfd: FOR the residue of freight or passage having
'c'n'f" furnished accommodations, apply on bourJ,
opposite Henjnmn street, or to
"fl PETER IAlDIAW GG Cnrn =,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

I NT ctG amene rcncos du 3emc quartc, de-
ia Municpalile no. 2. sur 10 Ter Noycmbrs.
les chcvnux suivants
un clevaI grand, mnrque par 10 co!let, crinero
ct queue b!ancs, nyant 16 mains dc hnuteur,
I'm chcval bal sombrc, tros picds biancs, le pie,t
drot dc dcvant mouchc,G en- nor, une petit etoic
sur lie front, maiquc par la scllc crni6rc G, Queue
noirc- ayant Is mains ct dc mi dc haucur
Les proprieaircs DIES dts hcyaux sont priGs do.
sc rondrc Pcncos du Seine quarter dc Ia Muni-
CT 'a!itc 9, si,nG coin DIES RUGS Robin ct AM
nociation, atm de lee rrtircr en- pnyant les fras
sur on nvant Samedi lie lG Nnvcmbre, on liz seront
scndus rcncan par 2. A. Gu:llottc. cncantour
public j. l.. WINTER.
no Ter Lien. dc Ia garde.
In Nouvclle Orleans lie 5 Novcmbrc, 1899.
~ AS brought 10 the police prison of lie % MunTi-
w paliIv, h' following slaves, viz.
negro woman named l.lrltiA, about 45 yenrs of
agc--suys she brlon 10 Mrs. Bnrrn.
negro named THOMAS, nhuu, 50 vcors Of
agr-sa,s he belongs to Mr.. Bertrand.
The owners Of said slaves will please call rroye.
property, pny charges, and take them away.
Ill HARPER,
"2' Captain of the Wntu!,
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NOLD. SILVER AND TlN FOIL. for Nensts-
" English Dentists instruments, Scaricators md
Lance Is, every description and quality Jus, received
by II BDNNABEl.
oil - icha nituulns ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

YOUNG MEMS HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
u A general meeting OF all the members will TAX
place at their room, No. 81 Magazine street on Thurs
day (.nlmorrowl evening, the 7,h Stnnt at O'Clock
+ NJ Punctunl attendance is requested business Of
Importance will be brought before the Association.
u6 DJ RICARDO S.c,a,a,r
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] ARD-6'O kegs superior Leaf Lard, in store, for
Il sale by & DORSEY
OiJ Al New Irvre
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THE JACKSON AND LACOIIRSE SrRE FTc.pS
c 4 K X o |. [. TO

g. LAVAUD has the honor of informing his lend,
- and the public i'll general, tint he has taken the
ho+l at Cnrro!oc, where no trusts he will receive
the calls OF his old friends and all lovers Of good cheer
r'vate parties will be handsomely provided for bv
giving little noce beforehand. He is willing tn enter
INTO arrangements h families or individuals DESTROYS
81 passing the summer ut Casroilton. m2O
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1t shall he at the option of the winners of prizes Of
bank stocks, either to take the stock itself or the par
value thereof in cash
MODE or DRAWING
loo00 tickets, from to l00,HG0 will be put in one
wheel, and I 90 priz"s with the blanks in another To
every number prize or blink will be drawn, mn,il al
the prizes are determined leaving the bulance of nun.
bers in the wlccl-banks.
Orders for he above Lottery will be received II, The
office under the Verandal corner of -. Charlie. md
common Streets and at No. l0l Chartres street. New
Orleans, and promptly forwarded. Orders from the
country post paid. containing r.mitlances for the mum.
Der OF tickets required, addressed to
SCHMIDT n HAMILTON, New Oronns.
Y A Steamboat will he provided to take to FIor.n
drawing.
Jacks"nv', Fla. April, 1889. mayl
COAL Inc suuscIln,r. ave constantly IN
hand large supply "f ta*ncl and Iv"rp"si Goa,
N bulk ut superior quality, which they offer f r
sal" IN los I" suit purchasers.
Ais" expected hv the frs, arrivals from Enc
land and the North, Chnn"i. Lehigh and Peach
Mountain Coat hr"ken and screened, put up in
h"gSheads expressly for tnn'iy us,-nll If whic,
they will rIsp"s" Of on the most moderate terms
Orders lett At their office, N" 50 BlcnvllIe ST
up stairs. Will he promptly attended to.
"c1. g. & A SOILIE.
'lNiE Genuine Indian iinlsnn OF iiyprw.u, and U0r
hound, is put up in bottles the low price Of 50
tents encl Containing the strength of three ounces of
'vclwort, hsi les tho virtues 81 many other roots and
herEskiown among the Indians rtlicucous in curing
pulmonary complaints.
The Il rivalled success which has attended the use of
this measurable 'asam wherever il has been intr,.
d'ced. has obtained The confidence and recon,ncu,u.
tons OF respectable ply Sicans, for he cure of coughs
colds, pain in the side, Of rest splitting oG blood
liver comp llint, &c.
TO whom it may concern. This is to certify that ,ve
have ~ our practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
ners Indian Balsam OF I.iverwor loarhu,,nd with
decided good effect: can therefore, from the know
edge OF the materials it is made from, and ,bscryaon
aud, erlcnce, recommend it as a superis rrtporonu
these affections of the lungs for which il is re-
nmenhe!. ALBERT WILLIAMS, NJ d.
CALVIN ELLIS NJ. u.
Memhc,s of The Boston Medical Association.
Boston, onobcr %.
saeb JARVIS 4 ANDREWS,
vt lH 'nn'l al faht 81, alas SITS
'1NWENrY.TNO bhls Coast ium received ami nr
L sul- by liERMOGENE, Brown Il co,
may . No Q Cont s..
WHITE LEADS bills, l5DU lbs ench;
w 40 kegs, 100
200 DO 25
English dos Ia bbls. 400
100 Paint Brushes, various sizes;
case Vernillion;
bbls Copal Varnish;
" Japan
l " Coach
20 packs Gold Leaf;
so do Silver do;
100 do Dutch Metal.
WINDOW aaS GLASS, American, Err glish and French
1900 boxes, various sizes and qualitics |
Boston trown do.-5Ou boxes, consignment, will be |
old law ~ -
Also, general assortment of artists colours and
oos, TOR sale by W SCALES
No IL Canal street.
b. Alabama notes taken Mt y r, and Mss;ssinr
,oes" De received at 10 per cent discount for gnaJs
" IN pa II OF debts. je iw
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WHITE HAVANA SUGARS 300 boxes now
w landing ex Sch Creole, and for sale by
Il BLANCHARD,
OS "a (,ruyicrS
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J l. WINTER,
o29 Is, Lieut. &c IA .arlc dc INIT.

NoIltE-AN persons Indebted tn Munupn
l No. ), are hcr'by Iii'd come iorw ard md
make 9cui, ~ h"iuc the dr.t Monday in \uyrn-
Der next n"lrcahlt 10 ordinance OF the Council pus.eJ
on the 18th n,tnul,-thr Teens being +. uuJed r
p'Lce MI claims ,nH,i Ju ted mt thar time in suit
TIlb SlWj, j.. Treasurer
>]" 'f'en"~' Vel. II, I"f'-o?" ID Municipality
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= TARCii-Prepurcd expressly for Coniec TONERS &
~ Indies dresses Just received by ship kuhcun and
for Wholesale retail by II BONNABEi.,
OLE I3 Ichapituulas st
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GRAND REAL ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY.
Situated in New Orleans,
TO BE DRAWN ON THE Ist DECEMBER. 1870
IN JACKSONVILLE, EM
Under the superintendent of the Commits sinners an.
pointed by the Legislative Assembly of F!orlda
SCIliIIDr & HAMILTON,
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

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800 coils Bale Rope; - coils Grass Rope ma 2O bags
Pimrnto, in store and for sale BY ABlJAlJ FISK
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