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BY BACH L. CALHOUN.
WILL. be sold on Wednesday, 81 July, 1892 at ~
O'Clock, at the City 1Nchanse i'll st Louis street.

w Oc!Ock at tle Slty INclaige III ST LOUIS street.
Two Squares of Ground,
Designated on plan drawn by Louis Bring Ter,
veyor general, as spares and C. Square contains
26 lots, numbered from to %, which measure fol
lows:
Nos l, 23,4, 5,67,8, 9, 1910 lots measuring each
50 feet front Aucay street, by l05 feet in depth lot
No forming the corner of Nncary and Adam streets
and lot N" 10 forming the of Macarty and Bur
Diet streets.
Nos II, l3-3 lots, measuring each 300 feet front
| on Burdct street by $50 feet in depth.
Nos ID, IS, l6, II, II, 49, 90 81 22 23-0 lots
uring each 30 feet front Commercial street, by los
feet in depth; No ID forming the Of Commercial
and Buret streets, and No % forming the of
Commercial and Adams streets.
Nos a. IS, 26-3 lots measuring each 30 feet front
Adams street by $50 in depth.
| Square G contains 2G lots numbered from to &c,
| which measure follows:-
Nos g 3 4, 1871, 8, g. 1910 lots, measuring each
30 feet front Commercial street, by los feet in depth;
lot No forming the Of Commercial and Bnatet
Streets and No 10 forming the of Commercial Il
| Washing ton streets.
Nos H. l., 1873 lots, measuring each 30 feet front
| Washing ton staeei, by l5n feet in depth.
Nos ID. H. IT, Y, 10, 10, 90 II %, 2-lO lots, meas
u'ng each 80 feet front Pearl street by l0o feet in
depth lot No IA forming the corner OF Pearl and Wash:
ing'on streets, and No 90 joining the corner of Pearl
and Burdet streets.
Nos pa, 25, 2G-3 lots, measuring each 80 feet front
on Burde street, by $50 feet i'll depth all American
| measure.
june 81 lil7j&3y
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| THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARS
Leave the head of Jackson O'Clock, A. NJ Canal
street at " o'clock and hourly. AT o'clock they will
commence to leave each and hall hour until 81 o'clock
j. NJ from jack and o'clock from Canal street.
| excepting at "a O'Clock, +. NJ. from Canal street.
VI pafticu arly requested that gentlemen will put
their eet upon the cushions smoke the cars when Ladies'
are present.
Office New Orleans aud Carrolon Rail Road Company,
May LIST, 1889. JOHN UAMPSON -
may 10 ChicfEug. N. . 4 G Il n
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FOt ALEXANDRIA, NATCHII OCRES
SfiREVEPu FULTON, " JONESEOEO.
!elsl-V lABAMA, Eckcr< ,ghf' ma n e.,
t.Ss=Ss viii leave for The above and inferno,
date hihg>, on Wednesday 9Th instant, at O'clock
+. NJ. For Icghi passage, asin. splendid accom-.
modal'",s' apply on board opp"si'e Custom House or
j L Is ZEE. 4 Co u New ei,.c
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The officers appointed under the Council of Mus
ncipality No. Two, md whose securities have been
accepted by said Council hereby notified that their
bonds prepared for signature they will therefore
call at the Office of the undersigned immediately, with
their securities, and complete the same.
JOS. b. MARKS,
Notary to the Corporation Of Municipality No. Two.
ma3 Office, IL Banks Arcade
- l 4
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY NOTICES.

" ERE brought 10 the Police Prison Of the 81 Mu
w nicipsli'y, the follow ing Saves, viz:
negro woman named Susaunr, about thirty three
years old, says she belongs TO Miss franchise,
bright nulatto boy mined Edward, about q years
old, says he belongs to DR.. Young. -
negro boy named frimus, aged about 90 says he
belongs to Mr. Barwick.
The Of said slaves will please call the pris
Of the Cd Nun cipay, prove property. pay charges
and take them away. II HARPER,
june Captain of the Watch.
4 MT etc anenGs la geole ue la Sccondc Nlu.ici-
~ palnG les csclnves suvants, SAVIOR:
Une negresse nomint SuSannee, agee de 80 ans sc
distant appartenr i Madamo,sele franchise.
Tn negre MuIatre clair, nomme Edward, age de q
| ans, sc disant appartenr Dr. Young.
Tn Negro nomme rrimu>, nge de 20 ans distant
| appartenir MIR. Barwick
Les propie,ares des dts eselaves, son, prizes de ven
| les retirer en- payant les iruis.
II. s. HARPER,
| ii Cupitaine de Ia Gnrde
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nanccs CT resolutions. Gu formc de- pamphlet. sans
nucun dela exhorbitant depus leur adoptiot. dc Ia
memo maniere ct de la meme forme que ceux JUS
gu a Prisent fournis par limpriuleur public. II
drvra de plus nurnr tous les baucs cxigts par les
divers officers de la MunicipalnG.
=. j est do plus ordonne quoles appointments
dudit imprmcur sont ct ,lelcure fixes r. is mile
c'nq cent piastres par an, payable mensucllemcnt
ct en- aucun cas- ledt imprimeur ne devra r6cumcr
nj rcccroir pour surcroit lie lravaux autremcnt
une plus grande compensation que celle allou6c par
cettu ordinance.
B. II est dc plus ordonne quo limprimeur' sora
elu tous les tros mcs SAVIOR, le premier mardi de
Maj daout, de novcmbro, ct dc fevrier OH 81 Felec-
ton netoit pas fate de ces ours, clio le serait
aussitot que possible.
4. Il est de plus ordonne quill dcvicnt du dcvoir
| du Secetaire du COnsel dc tournr a limprimeur
public, lc jour suivant celui de Ia S6ancc du Con.
sell, une copie du journal dams eqnel ser une copc
| correcto dos procedures dudit Conse, atm qu'ce
soft par lu publicr, ct dams rcspace dune semaino
ensuito de fournr all dit imprncur Ia date du jour
oil 10 Marie aura appr 1--WE les performances ct re-
solutions, quo la date soit anncxec quand clio So
"a impime on formc do pamphlet, ct pc plus au
cas- OH les performances on resolutions du Conseil
auront rccu c veto du Marie, ct OH 10 Conse y au.
RAFT Perss'e, la date dc Ia persistence du Con Gil
devra ttre inser6c, atm qu'ee puissc paratre.
5. II est do plus ordonne que toutcs ordon-
nunces ct resolutions contraircs ct incompatiblcs
avoc les dispositions dc cello ci sont ct dencurent
rappclecs.
| SignG
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
RGsolu que 10 TlGsorier paicra Varnum Shcr-
burn, sur rordrc du Marie, Ia somme dc cent 81
wing, einq piastres 500 piers de pIanchcrs rusage
dos wharfs.
Signc
Observation-Disclosures Recorder
R6solu que le TrGsorer pacra Il X. McCnlloch
sur 'ordre du Marie, Ia so,nme do trois cents e
quarrante sept pas;rcs CT SO 100 pour 10 yards g.
; do pie res plates, iourncs ct places aatour d.
Marclle Poydras.
SgnG
=, JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
RGso' II que lie saairc dc John Calhoun, Compt
trolcur, est ct dcmourefixe quatre mile cinq cen
pastres par an, dcpuis ct apres 10 premier jour
JUN proclaim.
, Signe.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Rccorde,
c Rcsolu que % salarc du Tr6sorcr est ct dcmeur
fxG tros mile piastrcs par an, depus ct apres
:, premier jour de JUN proclaim
Signc
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
Rcsolu bue le Voyer communique CO Conseil,
- sa proehainc sGance, lie motif du deai dams Ia cor
structon du mnrchG aux lcgumes, a Ia jonction d;
No1, A nft1 do MIR
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arrangements pour les Dimanchcs.

NFTcs III hcNrts du s0ir, on peut Oh
nayant cinq piastres pour lie voyage.
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BUREAU INSURANCE DES POMPIERS,
DE La Nouvelle Orleans.
I ES Souscripteurs sont prevents que lie 8cmc in
IL sament sur eur subscription est du ct payable en-
lie Gene de JUN, 1889. !. TRACY,
mo SEMI nire
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4 NEMENI363 barrels: H Cement, landing from
7 ship inzoo, will be sold low if taken from the
l.exee. Apply To JAMES Is. lIUll.EN,
may 90 "a Camp at.
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NAIl.S-400 Boston assorted sizes. for sale by
1 SHALL g. BROWN,
m2l 96 Magazine st
lskANDY n VINES halt and b ar casks brau-
- dy, or casks brown Sherry Wine; 36 boxes pale
do do superior quality for sale by
S 81 + WHITNEY,.
3 70 Camp
"iNE-sweet Malaga VINE IN qr casks, in store,
W for sale by READ u BARSTOW,
as Bank Place
M ESS BEEF-lp half bis, Cor snie by
vi mayI IA G DORSEY, a. New Levee.
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The Lonstanian. This Journal Of Tuesday, on it's
French side, handles us without gloves Nay, its rage
is so greut because we dared to express honest opn
on that ooses its usual sang oid, and calls hard
names When we read the Article, could guess
what the offence was, which had committed, so We
REQUIRED to The article which presumed had excited
our neighbours ire. Therein found simple express
sion of opinion, cuuchr certainly in no offensive Ian
gnage, relative to The Canonge and cl1gy burning uf-
fair.
Now,v never hod nor hay, we at this moment any
design Of cubroug the natives Of Louisiana and the
natives Of other st",es here residing in any warke cen
test So far information went, we believed
that Judge Canonge wrong, an that the Lafayette
burning was wrong. We said so then, and we say so
now. As t" the Creole Americans, five cannot tai
liberties with them, and tell them when they are wrong
and " Ken they Int, for they are frequently right,
and they are frequently wrong they not the people
we take them for. The creole Americans have their
prcjudces English Americans h We. They are
good fellows in hundreds Of respects, III ugh in many
particulars, they vepy looli>y. The same may he
said Ct our own people, and We shall get angry The
Creole Americans generally bad legislators, hnd par
~ men bad executors of the law and never hesitate
tell them So because louk upon them as fellow cit
liens. As to the obserranns # the i.ousaniau that
We have been ungIniciul to the Creole Americans, we
have only to say lhus them no g altitude
| We have always given them quid for their quo,
though they have not always returned us a quo for
our quid-roof some of their quos due yet and be
sides the. did not elect us printer last year.
5" Judge Cunonga is concerned in this mater,
do not believe in his nfaLi!ity aud we hear that an
impeachment is in preparation for him.
Georsia.The Van Burcn party are shouting ho-
zanas at the prospect of securing the of the State
10 1910 for their lord and Their shouts are only
raised to mslead public opinion in other States for it
appears IRON the best sources of intelligence thar the
State Rights party in Georgia will not give their vote
to Mr. Van Buren, thong they will not be,tnw it
upon Mr. Clay. The usurpat0ns Of Van Buren, have
reused the blood ofte Georgians and they have sworn
not to support the usurpcr. Their electoral ticket will
be pledged TO for candidate who will utterly de-
feat the kinerlookian. Van Buren, is known in Geor-
ga To be ahotonsl in heart be high tariff nun
to be usurper, to he sort OF Mcernich to nave in
fe, pnc pie whatever for hir political ifc and the
State Fights party will agree to place So decided
centralist in power again. We call on our brethren
in the North to be assured of these facts and 10 remcn
Der tia: even though Mr. Clay may get the vote of
Georga, it is forever lost 10 Martin Van Buren,
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MESS BEEF-Iu hall barrels II, the inspection
wi for sal,by e DORSEY.
nag A New Ievep
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New OffeUffs, Why y
F4NIIE Stockholders are hereby notified that tho
4 eighth Instalnent on their stock is due snl pay
able on the sixth of June 1889.
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ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-Cour de Paroisse
~ pour la puroisse ct vile de la Nouyellc Ortaps-
Present Honorable Charles Mallran JugA.
Mai I1th 1899.
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From the llanpden Wing of July e. 1857
W9GatS PWs 0mi BiHerS.-The last journal cons
tnns additional testimony in favor OF this hig hv import.
tant neenton. "The press OF the Journal was almost
stoppe'i I" sllnonnce the testimony Some one in tho
name OF DIR. M"lst thanks for Inserting the cerlil
cate ofuur neighbor BowIes, snd offers us quantity of
the article compensation. This is very kind, aud we
promise the moment we labor under like affections it
our ne ghbor of iheTJournaI, to cal on the agent
IN the mean time, any lahoring under similar ,.
hcnitlcs to those ch have severely horne upon Mr.
h"wes they have his testimony to the "peculiar
aaptedness" Of the remedy to the discnsu Tie neds
cine is undoubtedly sovereign remedy.
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Rcsolu que 70 salairc du TrGsorcr est ct dcmeure
fix6 trois mile pasrcs par an, depuis ct apres le
premier jour de JUN proclaim
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

RGsou que lie salarc dc John Calhoun, Compt-
rolcur, est ct dcmourcfixe quatrc mile cnq ccn1
pastres par an, dcpuis ct apres 10 premier jour dc
JUN proclaim.
| Signe.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
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A(',,\-6n.O0O !ns Cine innn cured, consisting Of
l , hams, sides and Shoulders, ut the landing, per
Flat hon, For su,, bv q DORSEY,
may % Al New Lcvcc
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fkhltlt. COZ IAi,t'
IN PROCTOR presents his best compliments to hi'
Il friends, the public OF New Orlea"s, AN, to "H
strangers who ' I've passing icw dnys IN The .ty,
und informs lhcm that he will he ready il, few DAYS To
receive them II, that pleasant retreat the X K T.
tDTr \ q T., ituueh un The Lake shore. Persons
travelling either from Springfield. ID, nnlds"nyille
Madsunsilc, the cisv. car there meet With good
rh.er-Snr =, omnoha,ions and polite at,ention-and
all parties v ot the Nashville Railroad can he ser
we'd in private ana pleasant room, ~ giving one day
nnirc of their Intention to come.
The proprietor doubts not that Inducements for a
vi III will be found in the advantages tie Cottage pTeo
SCENTS to The invalid, and those wcuod with the heat.
tus and hustle of the city. The pure aud delicious
air constantly floating either from the Lake the great
prajris-hr one cshing and The other loaed with
fra gralcr viii give unnngIrd delight to the wan-
leer in search either ofhcnI'h pleasure.
f. Proctor appeals Therefore with confidence to the
patronage those who know his method of serving his
friends and doubts that strangers visiting the
civ will honor him with call. lie Intends making
prar. Cottage one Of the agreeable places Of rec
sort in the ctghbrhood ctthe city.
The PROPRIETOR Cunrner> tlnl his wines, liquors &c.
&c. Shalt be Of the mo / choice nature nj The same
time he will devote his attention Ia procure n the ear
lies, dcrGc.rS aud viuds Of the for his table
m!l-;im
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L lME-lOUU bbls lhomaston inc, landing and fov
i 4 sale by ) n J + WAlTFEY,
uny) - Camp
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NTATE OF LOUlSIANA-Pari>h Court for tie
~ Parish and city of New Orleans.
Present the Hon, Charles Nauran, Judge.
No II, 83i, l.. a. Erwin, in actual custody, vs.. his
creditors and the creditors of Erwin l. Bolings.
upon reading and filing the petition and schedule in
this cnSet is ordered by the Court that the creditors
OF l.. A. Erwin and of Erwin and Bolngs, do meet in
open Court, on Aontav The 18th june next 1882 then
and there 10 show cause, ifany they have, why the
said L. A. Erw in both in his personal capacity, and
as partner of the firm Of Erwing g. Bolings, should
not be DISCHARGED according 10 law and thar in the
meantime all proceedings against his property and per-
son be stayed il is further ordered that fillmore g.
King, Esqrs. Attorneys g. Counsellurs at Law, be
appointed TO represent the absent creditors.
BY order Of Court.
Clerks office, New Orleans, May 81, So
mes Paw ARM MD PlrOr Clerk.
ENTAr DE La LOUISIANE-Cour de Paruissc
~ pour la paroisse Ia vile de Ia NouvclIe Or
leans.
Present rllon. Charles Marrian, Jugc.
l.. a. Erwin, mnint.nan dctcnn, conte clcancers
ct les crtanciers lie Erwin & Rongs.
SUR lecture II enIegistremcnt de la petition ct du
blan dams ati,rh, il est ordonnc par la Conr que
les crtanciers de L. A. Erw ill., tic Erwin n Bulings,
reuni>ent pIene Cour, e Lumdi u Jun proclaim
li39 pour deduire les raisonS, siIs EN- ont, pour les
queIles lie dit l.. A. Erwin pour cnnptc pars
tcuIier que CONNIE assoct de frwi, 4 Bongs. ne see
| raft pas decharge ronformenent la loi !; ct mem
temps ou,es '"usuit"s contre pers ct hien~
s"nt snspendues. u est de plus ortonue que NJ NJ
Gilmore nni King soert NOMINEES pour representrr les
crtancirrs absclts.
Par ordre de rur-Bureau du Grcllicr Ia Nouvclle
Orleans, q uai 1889.
" mai 2aw A. PI'TOT tireilier.
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AVA1' llE>-A barge lnX"ice Is, 'crclvrt and or
"A $50 Shall. Il BROWN,
NJ Magazine 81
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DRAWING BOOKS.
TOOPERS Diawng Book of Arn,InIs
~ Art of Flower Palntin. in water cuors
Harding Early Drawing Beck
tarlant's Juvenile Artist
Tits Elrnentar, Drawing Book
Andrews Lessons in Flower Painting
The Little Sketch Book, LIST and I'd series
The United States Drawine Book, Just received and
for sale by ALEX. TOWAR
may 10 40 Camp st
Tx. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE IEf PHI - are
- 50 well known to the public TINT it is hardly ne
cessnry to give detailed statement bf their value and
use The 4" lowing articles will fully convince anv one
OF the claims the doctor has up the public to place
confidence in his preparations.
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LNXCuANGf on n:irinut, II, -sn,, for saIe hy
~ nIoI A TRlER. 81 L;rnvrr st
TJ'O KtNT-\ Z" ,iorrule NV enr house in Caron-
drlri street IL few doors non Canal possessiop
given Immediately. ArpIy'o boy ~ 4 NAV
an u 3 Curuudclet st
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RGsolu que lie Tresorier paicra IA X. McCnloch,
sur l'ordre du Marie, Ia sonme do trois cents e,
quarrante sept pas;rcs eli 50 100 pour 10 yards
dc pie plates, iournics ct places aatour du
Marche Poydras.
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TlNO MECHANIC S-Ihe mechanics calculator.
J. comprehrnding principles, lulcs and tables in the
various departments OF mathematics aud mechanics,
useful to Mlwrigrs, Engineers, and Artisans in gene
raj, by William GIecn, civil engineer. LIST American.
from the 9th Glasgow edition. Received this day and
for sale by ALEX. TOWAR,
mA2 10 Eumn
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lDRlNTEk'S INk-Just received i,om barqne
Chun;clrer Il large invoice of Johnson and Lu.
rants $, book, and job ink, and tor saehy
n2l a TDWAK, 10 Camp st
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TMOl5it-,jaG b,la landing II, m Hat boat sale by
n,2l DORSEY, "A New Lever
rANAMAKi>p>, HONEY, a,a BE- SWA N-inn
| Havana, for sale bv II EtNNAbEi,
NAV Is Cor Nutchcz and T,hNpito,,lus SIS
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co.
'lNliE Iron Steamboat ketrcca will leave the BASH,
at the head nj the New Canal, every day, Except
Mondays) for the Lake, us follows:
liam Z | z A II
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I ME JUICE, landing from Havana in casks, bar
IL rcls and asmlj chus Tor SHELBY
ii RONNABEL,
may IS Cor Nntchcz y rchapitoulas SITS
RHANDY-An ,nvoice OF snrcr'or brand, vintage
- Of 1920, for sale by SHALL 4 BROWN,
N,ua, at
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mNV To VNT Na1VH'Z uNH TEIHTT1UH1Hs 81"
NNjlIl>khT-i % barrels landing from steam boat
w Commerce, tor sale by
. m23 q DORSEY, Al New Levre
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nlL-75 brs prime Tanners Oh
~ Al casks summer Sperm Oil
may 81 is3w |. II GALE, 81 Common $,
RhoUR-99 barrels landing from i b Tor sale
Il by DORSEY,
mil Al New iryce
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NEW ORLEANS 4. CARROlLTON RAll ROAD
COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS..
From Carrollon. F,om New Oreans.


After 10 o.otk Car can be obtained by paving dc
lars for the Trim,
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r1NliE WEBSTER EASE-Nea,ly cngm,cd on =
small card, act ompunich with a Memoir OF Mr.
Webster and .rti extract from his ,rhi -rd .prech
OF 1880, with pattern OF the Wee. 10; 49, wnn!v AT.
and retail, No Is hn,ires NJ.
Also, miniature l.ikcne-s Ct Mr. Nci,s,oI; n ~
Declaration u Independence, with lac siur- It he
names. ii,py
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEAR ANGELS.
June L. 1879
F. barqae Tampa, Demign, for Nantz Major
Sch Ventura, Garhaor, Cnmpeachy ] Pratt
Steamer Paw nee, Carlisle Louis Master
ARRIVALS.
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MAYORAi.TY OF NEW ORLEANS.
FVNIE price of flour to day heing S. 90 per barrel,
/ according To the tariff, the bakers will give "a
of bread for cents. during the week begin
ming on Monday next, the Sd June The loaves of Sec
ond quality, of three for cents, shall weigh 25 per
cent more, tina, is to say, ~ - ounces.
June c. GENOIS, Mayor.
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M ESS BEEF III halt bbIs ut the inspection, tir
WI sale by q DORSEY
ma! 81 Al New I,eyrc
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OFFICE, FIKEMEN'S INsUKANCE
COMPANY,
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PASSENGERS


the il "
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NAkIlE DUST, Tor NnkINg SOFA Walcr and oll
WI vitrio, received lately aud for sale hy
II EON\ABEL,
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OFFICE, PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL ROAD co.
New Orleans, ODD May, 1882
NOTICE--By Resolution of the board Of directors
tickets on the road has been reduced to twenty five
cents. J b LElFE,
m22 Wv Secretary.
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RGsolu que le TlGsorier paera Varnum shcr-
burn, sur lordrc du Marie, Ia somme dc cent ct
vingt enq piastres, 500 piers de planchcrs lusage
dos wharfs.
SipnG
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-08-21
THE u. S. BANK.

We inserted few days since an item from Bick-
nell's Philadelphia Reporter prejudcial,othi Bank
The North American Of Monday has the following
remarks in relation to this item: /" A rumor has
been going the rounds Of the papers credited to Bick
nell's Reporter, viz: that the United States Bank
had closed Brokers accounts, by which an undue
prejudice was attempted to be created against the
bank Now the simple fact out of which these three
black crows grew was this broker in New York
established branch here and opened an account
with the Bank Of the United States. The bank find
ing this account used for the mere purpose Of depo-
sitting the notes OF other banks side Of their
Office to be drawn out in their own on the other and
not receiving from the account the slightest benefit
in return, did, what any man Of business would do,
declined continuing this particular account. Their
notes are the only Philadelphia paper which Is uni
formy received at par in New York, and as a re-
mitance Of them the great object for which this
account was used, the bank declined keeping it,
For our part we think The bank would have beea
wanting in proper management had il acted other
wise.n