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DO most respectfully petition that tho locomotive
may be prevented BY Ordinance from passing thro'
this street. And your petitioners will ever pray,
&C..
Alex. Baggett, WIN. II. Martin.
Phoenix N. Wood E. Blarc, :.
John Frorot, Daniel Dana.
VIM. Frcret, Il. o. Scribe.
}. H. Barton, Thomas Halo
4. II. Snyder. +. l.. Levy,
W. L. Raynal, NJ. z. Gill,
Allen Hill. John A. Goldsmith,
). d. Steel, Chas. Byrne,
III. Tabory, Erssme Lo Coaster,
Erastus Wells, Chns Stevenson,
John Olay, Colvis l. Dumas,
New Orleans. May 30, 1889.
To tho Honorable Council Of the Second NUM-
cipahy.
| We, the undersigned, residents and property
holders in Baronne street, do respectfully repre-.
sent, that having learned a motion made at the
session of the l'th inst by one Of your honorable
| body that an Ordinance to prohibit tho running OF
locomotives on the Carrollton Rail Road further in
the city than Tive Circle ho made the order Of the
day for the next session. We beg leave TO state
that believing that the N. o. & C. Il. r. Co., il
prohibited from running their locomotives further
! than 1ivoli Circle, will abandon remove their
| Kali Road, rather than be the expense of keep
ing in repair, Of transporting their passenger
with horses; and whcaeas it said Company should
remove or abandon their Rail Road we Shovld lost
n great convenience, and our property would be
materially lesscned in vaae, therefore your petit
tener" respectfully request that the said Ordinance
be not put in force.
L'Millaudon. owner Of about 700 foe, front OF
| Baronne street.
S. Goddard, Jr. Samuel Jackson,
Mary c. Marshall, D. pl pour Schneider,
JOS. T.. Walton, J. Dtcss,
John Latham, Jonas r. Murphey, Bar
onno st. residing in the house formerly occupi
cd by the late Mr.. Russell.
On motion. the Council adjourned to Tucsd
next, the % July, 1859, at S O'clock. P. NJ.
| JOHN GIBSON,
| Secretary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27

We have before brochure, containing the pro
cccdings Of the New Orleans Swiss Soc ety, at their
annual meeting in April last. This society numbers over
2oO members. Its object ID charitable one. From
the address of Mr. Mcrle the late President and of Mr..
Chnelanat, the Secretary learn that its financial ar
engagements are fully adequate to the demand upon the
Treasury, and that tbs aid granted by the committee
charged with the executive duties, their countrymen
has been highly praisswortly und useful. Mr.. Chare-
lanats address is fine specimen Of compnstinn. It
nbonnds in eloquent touches and is full Of that indum-
table patriotism, which fits peculiarly the Swiss for
being residents of The United States. The different
Cantons have contributed largely the wants of tho
society. Throughout all the movements of this socic
ty, we see that freedom and consciousness Of rirht
which dear TO brave people. Their motto is
for all aud all for ONE Let every American givc'
the Swiss enigrant the right hand of fellow sh,p-he
will not he,ray the rust reposed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27

The late race between the STEAMBOATS, Sultana Ship
PEN and St. Louis, is in direct violation of the law upon
this subject and deserves the of all good ct-
zcns. We cannot conceive how The worthy command
ers Of these vessels make it accord with their sense
of duty, thus to endnnger the lives Of the hundreds who
commit themselves to their cure. Nor can account
for Tie course of our contemporary the Picayune, in
herad'ug the progress o!he conendins steamers by
so doing, that journal encourages the useless and dan
gerous practice o: steamboat racing II the system be
persevsred in, it only remains for travellers who do not
wish TO run unnecessary risk, avoid all boats that
will thus wantony te with the lives Of their rassen.
gers.
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FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEAHANCES.
June Is. 1879
sn:p ~ James Howe, Lon1on SAFE Whitney
III p @ naulfsni'r fa'dng, Liverpool. l. II Gale
STU STU 'm"""n W inls"r Boston. IA Merret
s mp nhne"r, pye'. New York. So Whitney
So :. Li'u ua'setton, Master
schr Hooe'cy, Fortune. Mobile Master
June &c. lie
PIP niason Allen, Amsterdam. nc GIdemeester
Sn,r h,''c Holmes. London L Adds~n
Sen. xxi Mothe'shrah Pensacola, Master
steamer ,'ttle lied henady 81 Louis, Master
Steamer Jno Randolph, Miller. Nashville. Master
ARRIVALS.
IL June Is, 1889
ffeamcr Porter Stanley. fin ST Louis
Steamer SrlocIpets Dslnan, firm Natchiochea
Steamer Cumsne hc Hinke firm Yszoo city
steamer D"pie, Godou. flu Opeou.es
June Co. 1889
Steamer P'airie, Freiei.h, fin ST Louis -
Steamer Nydin, x,,a. fin OpeIouses. -
Steamer Lady of the Lake Lonroope I'm lou,. Wills
Steamer Washington. strsck. fin Lufourchs
EXPORTS
AMSTERDAM Per ship Mason Cargo e24 hhds tobacco,
j434 tons log wood, 40 les cotton IL 300 ssve
3UOO seears : cases natural cur iosi,iss, 1 Lux
LONDON. Per ship Ratio Cargo Csc hds tobco.
'"Pe Gu bis cenent lots inc, AID whiskey aud
soap Ac.
ST LOUIS Per Little Red Cargo % crates cnsk,
4z-.-- earthsnwaIs
s4Aslsss Re. tae.me Jne Ra1desh Cargo q crates
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Miss Jane Eaton, of Pottsdom, Pa lately recovered
damages in 5000 ngnilst by the Of Hughes,
for nearly frightening her to DEATH by appearing before
her in horrible mask. Mem. Young gentlemen should
| never att mpt to Tighten ladies'!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27

An American and British sailor in Philadelphia late
y had game Of isticufs upon the merits of their
pectve countries. After hours hard blows each par
y entered into truce, but neither yielded the point in
DISPUTE. True grit, this to the last.
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The Great Eastern Mail is closed every day at 10
o'clock A. NJ Is due everyday at =. NJ.
The Express Null is closed every day ut half past
10 a. NJ. Is due with the Great Eastern Mail, every
day.
The Lake Mail lvia Covington, Lay is closed every
Riundsy, Wednesday and Friday, ut O'Clock, 4. NJ
Il due every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at S
+. NJ.
The Louisville or Ricer Mail is cloScd every Mon
day, Wednesday, and saturday, at 3 r. NJ. Is sent
and returned by steamboats, Arrives rresularly three
times week.
The Bayou Sara Coast Mil i. CLOSED every
Tuesday and Friday, ats p NJ Is sent and returned
by steamboats,.
The Alexandria Red Rirer Mail is sent irregu-
larIy by steamboats, twice week.
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL.
% S'$;s;:; and Close ''' o's'oeA,r.n
Coast Mall.
sn "'s,ly anu Closcsnt so'cock.p NJ
n q. n, NASHVILLE: Rail. ROAD Co.
VANHE Locomotive with n train Of Cnrs will resume
i her trips the GREAT PRAIRIE, To the Iiny.
on Tgu,.w. THURSDAY Evening, June 27th 1887, every
day, sunda, exc ypt d.
Depart. Return.
"A. NJ. lOA. NJ.
4! 7"
SUNrAYS:
Depart. Return.
5A. NJ. ga. NJ.
1871 M. "a pm.
a Up. M.
J27 st JAMES II. CALDWELL, Presden,
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SYNl)lC'S SALE,

BY BACH L. CALHOUN.
WILL be sold on Wednesday, July 3, 1885, at l2
W o'clock at the City Exchange in St Louis st.
between Royal and Charities streets, by order of Anho
ny Ra'ch, Esq. Syniic Of the cr,dtnrs Of Mcssts
!.gfr"n \ Whray. Tor the and at the riak OF
Mes-rS E'lwn,d York, George b, Ogden and 5 Ogden
WHO have i"'led I" comply with the terms of sale u
property hereinafter described, made TO them til.
2lIii January, 1889.
Eleven lots {" ground situated IN Fnubourg Saulct
"a Homeopathy Of New Drranr, TIN, s9usr- bound-d
by Clio, ytaner, Cu"ps and Nnynss Streets as pei
plan which will be exhih,ed at the tine Of sale VIZ:
Lot No. msas.'ng 20 feet, inc hes from, on PRIV.
tnnre street, by 40 feet in dep,h, aud front on Clio
street.
Lots NJ" ., B. d. 5, G, g. and TO- measure each &C
feet trout On +, yianre street hv 20 feet deep.
:"t No. II, measuring 20 feet inches front on r,y
'nn'r ret by l2O feet in depth, and front Cnlliop.
! street.
Tue ah"v" lots will be sold rrpnru,cly with the p,y
l'g OF nm alley IN the I'll thu nth OF IS feet
Terms OF saIr-Sl3 ~ en- 81, on each lot balance G
lS,nud "a months credit for approved endorsed note.
with mortgage until final payment.
Jnne 3,ijl7j 3jv
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The Presiden, has done net Of Justice. He has
recalled Mr. Peytsn Gay Council at Martinique and up.
polluted Mr.. P. A. De Creney Of Portland Me. in hi1
place. Let him next di< miss Mr.. Frest.
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Great doings q, Carroon next Sunday. Gymnns,ic
fcnta dances, mnsic, &C. &c., o'clock, T. NJ. Don't
forget-next Sunday. Any thing for fun, frolic and
fashion, this hot weather.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27

Intelligence from France, at New York. one day Inter
than that received by the Great Western announces that
Paris was qniet after The late row. Upward. Of lao
persons were III lied and wounded Arrests of 200 per
had been made among those supposed he con-
ccrned The war in Spain had begun 10 wear IA less
fierce aspect Don Carlos had published moral n.er.
ciful orders.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27

The clerk Of huge beef Spectator in Baltimore, is
said have swartw outcd with an immense amount of
cash No particulars given.
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The Butchers Of the East have brought the cattle dea
lers I" the bones, and the good old reign Of
roast beef is commence again in downright earnest
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NOTlCE-The cnpnrtn-rship heretofore existing in
this city under the firm Of Murray Cassey is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The name of ,bs
firm will be used in liquidation only which will he at,
tended 10 by James Cassidy; whom all accounts
are 70 be presented for settlement.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27

Advires have been received in New York from Rio dc
Janero of nego,is ton being foot be cen the Eng
li,h and Bucnus Ayres to settle the French question
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Fentc do Syudlc,
PAR BACH Il CALHOUN.

PAR BACH Il CALHOUN.
l. SERA VfNDU lc Mercredi Ie 3 Juliet pyo
chain MIDI, a la Nnuvrllo Bourse rue St,
Louis entrc les rues Royal. ct Char rcs par lordte
,in Mir Anthony Rasch, SindIc dcs creanciers do
Ncssrs. Egcrton Ut Wibray pour e comp,e OF M
r'squrs d" Mess"urs Edouard Yotkc, George o.
osien aud }. G. Ogden qn INT munques aux
ern"s presents par la vcnc pour les proprGres CT
1889.
ONE LOTS DE TERRE
situes dams lie faubourE Saulot, ode Municipaite de
la Milo Orleans dams ,'ilet situc cni:s les rues
Clio, Prytanee. Caliope, OF Nayais, d'apros un
plan qu etG expose moment do Ia vonte,
Savoir:
Lie Lot No. l. nesurant 90 pieds 4 pouees dc
face Ia rue Prytaneo par l20 picds do profondsur
dc iLca a Ia rue Clio.
Les lots Nos. 9, 3, 4. s. s, 7, s, 3 GlO mcru-
rant cAncun % plcds do face la rue PrytunGo par
l2O piels de profoudeur.
Ls lot No. IL. mcsurant 20 picds 4 pouces Dc
lace IA rue Prytan6e par 100 ?ieds do profondeur
ct face la Calllopc.
Les susdlls lots scront vcndns separ6ment avcc
10 privilege d'unc alice dc Is piels do larccur.
Les terncs de vontc ront 1880 compiant pour
chaquc lot. ct 10 balance 6, IL, IL 81 "a mos de
credit cn billcts ondosses satisfaction, ayec hypo-
thcqnc jnsqu' parait paemon
by BtCH Y CALHOUN.
WILL he sold IN Wednesday,, Sd July, 1899, a, u
w O'Clock, at the City Exchange in 81 Louis stree,
Two Squares Of Ground,
Designated on plan drawn by Louis Brineer, sur.
veyor genera as spares and c. Square r contains
70 lots, numbered from to o. which measure a. fol
lows:
Nos L.! 3,4, $685. Q, 1910 lots measurin: each
81 'cet mont on A"carty street, by los feet in deph 10,
N" forming the corner Of Mac urly and Adm streets
ana 10" N" ~ forming the corner Of Mscarty and bur.
N"a H. ~ 1873 lots, measuring each 800 feet fkon,
on burdet street by $50 feet in Depth
NOS ~, :, IL, II, H. L? 20 a. - 23-lO lots, meas.
r'nS each ~ feet front Commercial siree by los
lee! IN depth; No u forming the corner of Comner al
and bnrdr streets, und No % forming the corusr OF
Cnmnercial AMI Adams streets.
Nos 21 IS, BIB lots, measuring each 30 feet front on
Adams street by $50 in depth.
square contains !6 lots, Numbered from TO g,
which measure as follows =
Nos 2,3, d. Sc, g. 8, 1910 lots, measuring enelt
81 fnet front Commercial street, by los feet in DEPTH:
lot No forming the corner Of Commercial and Buac
streets, aud No 10 forming the Of Cummerciai l.
Washington streets.
Nos w. ~, lf-3 lots measuring each 30 feet front on
Washington siuee,. by $50 feet in depth.
Nos H. T. u, IS, 10, %, u, o. $50 lots.
ng each 81 feet trent Pearl by IU5 feet in
depth lo No Ia forming the of Pearl and Wash:
"sIon Streets and No 90 joining the corner Of Pearl
and Burder streets.
Nos a. 25 26-3 lots, measuring each 80 feet from,
on Bnrdet street, by $50 feet in depth; all American
measure.
june 3, ljl7&3jy
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Head Quarters, Hashington battalion.
New Orleans 10Th June 1889,
ORnL,HS NJ


New Orleans 10Th June, 1889.
ORDERS, No. I.
'ENHt: Washington Rata! Iion will parade on Lafa
yc',- square on the 18th of July ncxt a, half pa It
I'VE o'clock. A. NJ. for the purpose Of celebrating the
Birth Day Of our National Freedom and Ind.r.nd ,ncr
when is expected that every will be at his post
Commandments OF Companies will need no appeal to their
pa'roi,sm Tor their best excrons in carrying this ohjc,
INTO effect. The right of the Artillery will rest on :,
Charles street. the Cavalry on tho ~ E. side Of The
square fronting ST. Charles street, aud the infantry on
the left. "
Captain E. l.. 1hacv of the Washington Artillery is
charged with firm: the National Salute.
BY order Of the MINOR.
G. F. IiOSEY, Warrington Battalion,
:. ~. DAklN, AGJutanf. J2l3t
kTArE OF Observation-Disclosures 1;onr, ii
. New hleans. Present, the honorable c. Warts.
Judge. " ''a">'
Charles Monel in actual custody, w. his Creditors.
and the credilnrs nf hlckinstrv T. Mcneil
Number 92C.
US ordered. that the creditors Of the petitioner be
notified according to law be and si,neur in men
on Inc fifteenth day ofJny next. at 10 o'clock A. NJ to
snow cause why the petitioner she ulu not hive The hon
Cit OF the laws made for the relief of nsolyen, debtors
in actual custody. "N''o''
And iti further ordered that A. F. Bradford he or-
pointed to represent the above creditors ~
Clerks office, this Odd day orJunv, 1879.
JOHN HOLLAND, D. Clc,k.
June "a " ,I5iv
FTAT DE Ia LOUISIANE-La Cou1 j. I;o1:
IL merce de la Nouvelie Orleans
Charles Mcneil mninreant deteuu w scs Cr6ancisrs
ct les creancirrs de McKinsry ct Mcneil.
:, No. 9!9-P resen. thu Hon. C. Watts, juge.
II est ordonnt que lie. creanciers du Petitionnsire
s"lt noIile scion la oi DE- presenter en- riene Cor
sur lie Ii dc JUN proclaim 10 heureA du ratn, atm dc
aIre voir pourguoi lie peonnaire n anrait pas les
henehccs des lois qui ont eie ites pour e sougment
dcS Insovabes actuellement deteuS-et il est plus or
dome que A. F.. Bradford soft nomme pour represen-
ter les creancieTs absents.
Bureau du Grsar ce % jour de JUN, 1895
J25 PAW 3w E HOLLAND. Grefiisr
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TO RENT.

@A iarg. and con,modions house to rent at
iEsER6 Pass Christian, with furniture il required
EsAM Inquire Of Captain Eldridge, on the prem.
lses. June 20 81
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The mail from the West brings du,es from CINCINNATI
10 the 18th Louisville to this Goth and Nashville to tie
22nd.
The Ohio wa. rapidly rising at Pittsburgh
The conduct of Postmaster Campbell ut Louisville
cennned to excite public attention. tits said that he
has gone on to Washington have an interview with Mr.
Kendall.
Tbs Iennsssee contest does absse in it's interest,
.sndIer hv III ILMsE ,SL q, J
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Aslate the 18th Of February thee ovcrnor Of Canto
was engaged in paper war with the Opium Ships.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

St Louis Per steamer Prairie. Cargo 500 sacks corn
Wallace kegs shot 3bss lead Rivardia co. i9 dry
hides box Smith Voorhees, $50 pigs lead
leverich 56s do Mc(;i,l bis and sack becsw NIX
Chataauat box Donne Al coils lsoeert
4 Hawthorn. SO hs tobacco Tate Hopkins Is ker butter
l. Sas.no kegs butter Owner board, S. sarks corn
$50 pigs lead 10 sacks Capt Freleigh
Opelouses. Per steamer Ny'lia-no cargo
Louisville Per Lady Of the ahe. Cargo l2O coils
rope bales pcs hapgine Rvarde CO. 10 bis
pork Sloan br 90 hhs tobacco 1863 kegs lard Wallace
CO. bis flour Ferguson Reed 100 coils rope W Hewes
bales lindsey Bell ~ bags 81 coils franklin Hen
ersou 81 hf hoxes glass CArman McMnhou $50 $50
hogs Mr. Armstrong.
Lafonrche-Pcr steamer Washington. no cargo
wheat. 100000 bis pork .
Per Patterson boat % bis beef, DO WITS
key. 295 sacks corn. ~ bis DO $500
Per Socunbs boat. cargo $50 bushels oats SUI
bis
Natcbez Per M.Cennes boats 3O hes to Han
nah & Robertson.
Per fiat boat Cargo IS bis whiskey 10 Hannah
Robertson
PASSENGERS
Per Prairie Mai Hitchcock, Mcsars Ortley, Pink
suld. Mcclure, Simmons. Dupre
jPer steamer Ls,o the Inke-Dr Brown and Lady. Arm
strugg, Cummins. Clng and Dnnwoodo.
MEMORANDA
Prairie Left ST Louis lii port for New Oran
Coscn Odd passed Maid Of att ath Point
Gath. passed Princess aud Memphis Vck.urs Trip In
days and Is hours.
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r. ". C0LLENS
Auikn6 .Nkufnxt l,o,n M = .1ua,


Appointed by the Federal Court ut New Orleans
OFFICE No. 1903 COMMON STREET,
tExchnngs Hotel Bmldings.I
g AID Commissioner takes atfidavits unde- md by
cvirrur of the Acts Of Congress, passed tn Fehru-
ary. 1920 LIST March 1917 the Ju dietary Act of l78
and other acts of Congress- in suc, cases inaGe and
provided.
Said Commissioner has considerable experience ;
and uses firms OF caption and certificate which hnvs
stood the severes scrutiny of the ablest Lawyers
april -
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co,
V1NHE Iron Steamboat Rebecca will leave the Bash,
at the head nf the New Cannl, every day, tcxce p,
Mondays for the Lake, as follows:
Depart at 49,, 5 4. n n Return at Is. an 4 n:
2P. NJ. " M.
ST PM. 3" 9 p. NJ,
And on MONDAYS
Depart at 10 4. n. Return at lel Pm.
2P. NJ. Ppm.
5lP.M. Pm.
may % b. CHEW, Cash.
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OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1899.
President, s. J. Peters.
First Vice President, w. L.. Hodge, Esq.
Second do. Jno. A. Merle, Esq
Committee Of Appenls for 1889.
James Dick, James n. Leverich,
II. G. Cammlck, Ahijuh Fisk,
P.O Scribe, Samuel Thompson,
Committee Of arbitration FIR the month Of May.
John Hedilest0n, John c. Harrison,
q. w. Huntington, William Hopkins,
Enoch Hyde. Jr. p. A. Hardy.
Joschim kohn
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ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
The cars will leave the hours the week
until O'clock 7. NJ when Locomotive will leave Carroton
every hour until O'clock r. NJ and New hour
until oclock, r. NJ.
After 10 o'clock horse be obtained by payng
lars for the Trip ifcalled for after ,e O'clock p NJ 10 dol
lars will be charged.
Persons going by the Steam Car provide themselves
with Tickets, the conductor positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof.
The alteration in the ocpartme shown above,
nences with the heretofore o'clock which will
leave New Orleans at O'clock and will remain in Caroon
until ocock they leave the city again o'clock, and
in Carrolon until o'clock thereby allowing visitors
and half hours enjoy the pleasant walks and of
refreshments in of THE beautiful Gardens in the
United States.
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARS
Leave the head of jackson street O'CLOCK NJ Canal
atreet at 81 o'clock and hourly Al nclok they
commence TO leave each and hall hour until 81 O'clock
p excppn. that instead Of leaving Canal 81
clock. the car will leave there at O'Clock r. NJ.
~ 1t particularly requested that gentlemen will put
their feet the cushions smoke the when Lae
are present.
Office New Orleans and Carrollton Rail Road Company
May LIST, 1889 JOHN HAMPSON
En- N.
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WILLIAM r. CARNES,
LOUISIANA WARE ROOM,

LOUISIANA WARE ROOM,
mny ~ No. 81, EIESvILLE-sr. INV uhLEAssi
ClIEMlN Dr.. FER
N'U'Eil.E ORLEANS ut CAREDI ITON.
, 'n grand n"hhrc DE-" pcrsuun"S nyant dcmnndt la
I"mla9'c de iHnc q "'Iqn"s ,hntgrncn,s dsns lea
h'n'rS de depart de nw,s ui rllc ,tsuIu d adnr,rr
arrangement suisanl pour l'sc ,onnneuter d.. u
Juin
Arrangements pour l. jonr. DE- In srnaine.
~ re LdfroNtoa. De Ia Me Orirnns
Char chcval, lbs. 4 VI Chmr A chnvul a lbs A NJ
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The Philadelphia Penne yvauan i- in terrible IN m
because the new steam is not TO he bu in
that city ont anil out. What simpleton! Does he
not know that MIR. Kendall, at whose foundry the en-
gnes to be nade is the brother law of Secretary
Pauldinp7
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Tha'dy Stevens has been reelected in Penns lama
TO BE- thorn in the side Of the Vnn Burenite.
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Our tall friend, the Giraffe is in Boston, astounding
the natives.
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Whnt NEXT An,i-slavery window blinds having
painted upon them scenes ILLUSTRATIVE Of slavery are
advertised for sale by the Abolitionsts of New York
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arrangements pour les Dimnnchcs.
LES CnaFs phftron' aux mcines rrnrrs que dams les
Jo"1s de Ia srinane jsqua henrc NJ ams unc loco
nnt"e pdftra de Carrnon inures les hvnres usqu'
heures du soir, ct de In Nuuyellc Orleans jusou'
y heuIcs Gu soir.
Apes 10 heures du sor ct ju on mimi, on rcu.
"bten'r I'm char, chrva ua, AM Gina p,na,rcs nuu1
ir voyage /" aiS aprcs mnuit on nura payer $40.
Les prr"nncs Gui pnrlirnnt pa, la locomotive dew
loht "a pf"cnrer des h,lIets, atenu quill detnd,
billstr. " ~
, Les chanGemens rdiqncs ci-dcssus c0mmencent Az
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'ntneS L. W ct qni do enavnni nCin lr 81, rosie
r1nt lnsque 5henres. II. parcut rnsn,e de la willie
"hfntes, restrnt CnrollIon jnsque heu,es donanr
ans lne hrurr ct drnie pour h 1t PROM
'ner dams undes pins benux jnrdins DIES Ela,s MS
Chars des Rxes Jncsson ct de Ia Course
Ces chars par.ir"nt dc la ,ne jackson heures
a. NJ ct de Ia rue du Canal 63 hcn,es du nun,n CT
couiaht chaquc heuro. 8heures lis arlirunt ,outcs
les dem, heu'es, jusqu' aG3 heu1rs du sor lnns L.
char qui d"it Partir de- la du Canal ca heu1es
men rartira 4 heures.
Les Messieurs partic ulicremsnt rrta d. ne ms
metre les pie.ss sur les coussn. de he pas fune5
oanS les chars iorsquc LED danes sly uouvrnt.
Bureau. de Ia Conpnsni- du chcmin dc fer Dc Ca,
roAton stdc Ia Nouvelle Orleans.
JOHN HAMPSON,
JfS fngenieur en- chef.
WINDOW GLASS-620 boxes Enr,isl, xrovu
W Windsor glass, receiving and for sale b,
n2S CLANDN 10 cnmn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27

NEW ORLEANS g. CARROILTON RAIL ROAD
In consequence ofmumerous applca for change the
time n departure for the cars the company have
concluded adopt The following arrangements for the
ner, commencing on the I7th
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
From Carr"'I:on. From New Orleans.
Horse Car O'clock "A, n, Horse Car at o'clock A.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27

TUESDAY, 25th june, 1893
The Council met pursuant to adjournment
present Hon. Joshua Baldwin, President Alder.
men Caldwell Frcrct, Hall, Peters, Rogers, Whit.
ney and Yorke,
:. Tho Journal of the preceding meeting was
read and approved. The following Message from
the Mayor was received