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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-04
Pass CHRISTIAN, 30th Nov. 1899.

Pass CHRISTIAN, Both Nov. 1899.
70 JOHN GrnsoN, ESQ
Dear Sir In consequence of the numerous
statements which have app AIRED i'll tho Courier Of
your city, IN relation to the afa'r of c. Bradley,
who WIS lately shot at this acr, in consequence
of having dcticd the civil authorities of the county,
it is my duty party concerned to make Il true
statement Of the whole affair
On the night Of the 25tl ullimo, my mules got
into an inc'osurc belonging to a colored woman,
with which Bradley had been living for some time,
and on whom he was solely dependant for support.
Bradley had become very idle, not pretending TO
do any thing whatever. In the incosurc. there
was no garden, nor anything that mule or horse
could injure; tho fence was in dolapda,ed state,
and not such as the laws required. Without giving
mo any notice, or having made any complaint, of
my mules being in the habit Of getting into his
closure, he on the night above mentioned, through
malice shot two of the mules with large shot, and
so disabled them that l deprived of their ser
vices for about three weeks In consequences of
this illegal conduct of his, l obtained warrant for
his arrest with the view of having him punished
So soon as he was informed Of the step had taken,
he withdrew into the woo's, where he remained
about two weeks; he then returned to his home and
said he tired Of lying in the woods and that he
should rot again 60 away. and that lie defiod the
whole county to take him, and that he would shoot
down the first man that entered hi. gate. Two
days after this. the acting deputy Sheriff, Mr.. Tho
mas Batson, called upon me and John Daadeuv, to
go with him 10 assist him in arres,ng Bradley, and
requested us to take our guns with We obryed
tho summons, and as soon as we entered the gate
he called to us 10 go back we however still ad
vanccd towards him; when he came out of his door
armed, with gun, Il pair of pistols and large
knife. lIe hold his cooked gun in position TO
shoot, and cried out, unless left his yard that
/ he would shoot. We retired few steps closely
foil wed BY him, wien he raised his gun TO h =
! shoulder, and at tn, same time the Sheriff ordered
me to fire. did SO, and wounded him badly
| Bradley fired at BAtsnn at tho slme time, and
wounded him mortally. fIo died in fourteen hours
after lie had received the shot Wh:l5 occupied
in attending 10 the wounded Blsnn, Bradley
made his escape into the woods where he remain.
cd for eight days before he WAS discovered. As
:; soon as " we're informed where he was tho Dep>
uty Sheriff, MIR. Charles White, Summoned myself
aud u few o.hers, to 90 that might and take Brad
ly Within half mile Of his hiding place we dis
! covered his fire, and Immediately proceeded in that
direction; We had not gone very far before we saw
man make his appearance from behind tee. |
haicd him, aud asked him who hs was; he answer
ed and said Bradley al The same time be snapped
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-04

his Majesty, and the Royal family with the Minister and
Commissioners alighted the of hn party remain
ing in the carriages Having infinitely exalcined the
loconntive engines, and other parts file establishment
la's Majesty and the Court returned by the ordinary
given "p to the pube i The King WI has ' er"n t Du
bns, the French commissioner, and NJ. Bavnrd, the
Chief engineer knghts Of the Order of Merit Of Francis
l., distinction the honorable as there ouIy
one hundred members Of the order.
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From the Ttcw York Signal.

4 f.N weeks ago, religious looking gen;l,na in
Wall stree t.chnk"i brother Of the church, because
the Inter suirns"d I" he on familiar nnns with
members of thu theatrical r6r'Ssion i'll
this city. In reply he told the following character
iSric nnrrdutr hich ourselves happen To know to
be st ir,lv trur-ofo"r or at nn'innnl trnscrinn.
b. M nr'ivr men hnrt, Distinguished "rkr for his
accurate ku"wl DIE of his prnirssion aud his strict
integrity. The hest appointed ships, however, are
sometimes wrecked and plans, laid never wisely, i'll
OF "nnIc and DISASTER often msrarrv. H. failed,
grew sick tr,,m close attention I" The studies OF the
counting runin, and died. His life left hcstituts
and course, rendcss, and she had four Young chill
drrn to support. How could she do it! B.. ha been
familiar virh distinguished mrrch ut i'll the lower
part of h.. city, Mr.. 4. i. who sometimes presided at
a meeting in The Tabernacle and TO him the Young
widow, who was exemplary member of the same
church himself, applied for credit of some $500
worth of go 'd, for six months. She had caused the
lower o. the hoSe t" he fitted for their reception
and ett r,rned her knowledge of trade To
count in SUPPLYING her ncquaintnmces with particular
kind of n,crci ndisr. The merchant gave no nns~r
ut The tune he wnnd slider it and he put her Oh
dozen tim & aud then told her, he would not grant the
request.
Thee was m motor at Dclnoniro's few mornings
after nd he overheard relation of the above circun-
stances in II conversation between two gentlemen with
whom he was acquainted.
g How is she how ~ said the actor
In despair
Cannot Obtain the money
" Nor the CREDIT
a'ion, offer ,ropo>t"n. lf.ou will each lend hei
S2j will leud her twice that sum-"
They had no onev which was NOT invested.
"Well Them here is check for Sl0OO-go ard gel
the money, carry lit her. and take note tor IT, paya
bic to yourself or bearer in wear Bring the r"te
to- me, and mind that Y say nothing Of the source
from whence The funds come
His directions were oh"Ne'.. When IN" note t''' he
it was pai h interest and the widow is now doing
a fair business tn her own account. The artor Wal
EDWIN FORREST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-04

The Courier and the Bee guarrclling about
the seniority of their languages. Pshaw. learn
Dutch, gentlemen that is getting into vogue, and
will shortly become tho correct language Tic
time is not distant when probably we shall all salut-
ter Dutch with emulation equal to flock of
ducks surprised frosty morning, by Creole
pointer. Well, let it come, talk all languages,
and little of tho Iroquos too
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-04

Grass. Hopper Story The Courier announces
he fact that master of vessel arrived here late.
w. has in his possession grass-hoppers that fell
the deck of his vessel six hundred miles from land
in the Atlantic Ocean. The editor thinks they arc
locusts of the east. Why don't you study gcogra-
ply man, you would learn the natural history of
this phenomena at once. Where the grass-hoppcr,
fell now island is about to rise up and they were
waiting to mako part gifts population.
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NE w OR LEANS:
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1889

II has been said, and justly too, that God had
crea ed nothing imperfect. There are certain c.ea.
lures in this world utterly insignificant and con-
temptiblc, that any, the slightest no ice of them,
even in censure, must elevate them in their own
opinion and, at least, draw them from the dirt and
slime in Which they delight 20 walow-Silcnt
contempt is all they merit.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-04

Our friend of the Louisiana Advertiser is mis-
taken, as he will learn upon application to
foreman. St. Thomas has nothing 10 do with
paper but an occas onal correspondent under his
signaturc-so let him alone; he may have enough of
his OWN lies to answer for, without fathering any
Of OIL &,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-04

Canada REsUMprIoS.-The banks of Upper Cana
ia nave resumed specie payments under net of the
Legislature, which auh"rsp> to pay English silver
n, a rate compared with onr currency of one shilling
for twenty five cents. This amounts lcbascnrn Mt
Of Canada currency to the extent Of ten or twelve
per cent. The measure adopted, we nre told
for the purpose of preventing the banks from being
called for specie, and To keep the coin home.
II ma hive that effect for n short ne but nlrinncIv
it will lose all that tendency and specie will leave
Canada lust freely if no dehasement had taken
Dloce-N. Y. Jour, oft;Om.
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MARVELLOUS CUREs-An English paper states that
the nte Lord Gnre,stnn, took pni2s 10 enquire after
those persons who nc,nnl!v ar:tre marvellous cures
shorty after they had hrrn cured. 1t is added that 81,
Robert MnIn,lc killed hv thofrip,ic medicine
Lord l5nlingbroke by man pretended to cure him o
ouack who pIvs;ckcd aud hle him to death for Sigh,
rhelnattstr.- Boston J0nr.
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$luu REV AID

SlHU KEW d.
fENiE above reward will be paid for information tina,
J. will lead ia the conviction of the person or per-
CONS who caused advertisement he nsered in the
New Oreu's Co,nmercaI Bulletin, of the 18th instant.
p"rp"rtine that The subscriber had entered into conrt
nershir with John barrett and others. under tbs STYLE
ct Forgav, Barrett & Co. for the purpose of carrying
on The business OF Iavlng-no such connection having
been formed 7
N. B.-rhe undersigned takes this opror,uni,, of in.
tn,m'ng the pr c, that he is conn"cted in business
of any kind, except " h his brother.
n22 SAMUEL. l.. FORtiAY, 50 Magazine st
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New ORLEANS. MAY 1899.
y a z a \ X.
Corner of 81. Charles f. Common sfreet

EXCHANGE HOTEL.
nuSF Il ALLAN would respectfully Gull the at
- ,enon of citizens and slran gers their complete
assortment ni GenilemehS linen shirts, do c.mby c.
win linen fronts. fashionable linen fronts: linen ioI
lars: silk, cotton and merno under shir,s and drawen:
cambria and silk handkrchies: black and fancy c,a-
watts in great variety: stocks n every description gum
gloves: gents hoskn gloves: umbrellas and canes gold
mnunreu
Also,-Splendid assortment of ladies' and gents VII
ling desks dressing cases, port oos Perume', cut
terry, and rich tnncy goods.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-04

Our friend of the Louisiana Advertiser, has ia
ken little hit too seriously. We had no intcn-
ton to offend, and would thousand times rather
have torn paper, and let the world lose wit,
than 10 displeas, him seriously. We certainly all
lowed him good qualities that many refuse to rccog.
nze in oursclf. Come, Pshdcrgas,. give us your
picture of different city journals and if you hit
least be unjust.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-04

FROM FLoRID,.-A letter received yesterday by a
gentleman of this ,itv, IRON Garev's Ferry, conveys
the nelnnc ,olv intelligence of The decease at Tampa,
of Capt. B. II. Pevton. Assistant Quarter ma strr :
Of Capt. Barker lst Infantry and Of the lady and child
of Capt. Srnwel
Those whom the Indian rifle has spared Of our gal
Inul army in Fl"rn, and their families, disease has
the present season, more or less ailictcd-Savannuh
GcUrs ian.
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TRUE AU,&hIRAMa

CONDITIONS
The DAILY Paper is neatly printed wi,h small
type on an extra. double med UNI sheet, at Sl2
per annnm, payable semi annually in advance.
The TRl.wEEkLs Paper, containing The reading
matter Of two dnilics, $50, payable in advance,
where no city reference is given.
The WEEKLY TRUE AMERICAN, made up from tho
daily papers, during the week, will be sent 10 sub
scribcrs who pay SIS per nnnum in advance, and
to none other, unless an acceptable city reference
is given Subscribers respectfully solicited.
JOHN GIBSON.
New ORLEANS, MAY 1899.
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NOTICE.

u The members Of ST. Pnlrck'- Congregn,ion are
herehv respectfully notified that the service will he per,
formed in nnr of Mr.. F.. E. Purkrr> new buildings in
Jn'in street. between Magazine and Foucher streets,
until further notice.
ma
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-04
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
d La Hahannn

Us infrnscritos nucvos pr"prietarios dol bien
- conocido ESTABLISHMENTS nonbrado MAN.
SION HOUSE, stuado en- Ia Gale dc Ia Obrapia,
Mum. ll9; ticnen 81 honor dc anunciar al publico
que sus mnyores c'uerzos y atenciones seran dedi-
cadas a complaccr las personals que les favorez-
can con PHI patrocinio. Las ventujas que posee di.
cha casa para los viagcros, tanto por ~ locadad,
cnmod'dad, etc. etc son tan concc,das, que inu-
til cnnmcrarlas..
81 set-ly CJNY H. FULTON
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COTTON CIRCULARS

~ PRINTED ~h Mr Grrutest Expedition, and
n style unsurpassed in New ORLEANS, or el.e
whore.
~ORDERs 'rN At CoMrrISG R""A il. s.. Charlie. Ex =
hnnpe, tCo'7'er of Grnrirr 81 } or al T RUE
A Err AN PR NTlNG OFFICL
corner "t P"Ndras and ST Charles Sne,t-, eiN be
promptly aiten,d,dtp.
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CANDIDA TIES.

u We are authorised to announce that, at the soci
ation of large number of the citizens o: the three
Municipalities, MCMILLAN FREREr has con :en,cd to
the presentation of his name to his fellow citizens at
the mex, ensuing election, MS n candidate Tor the office
Of Mayor Of the City of New Orleans.
u Nous sonmes autorses annoncer qua Ia
domande dun grand nombre de. citoyens dcs trois
municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FnEREr l. CONSENT a
Sc presenter CONNIE candidat la place do Marie a
la pIochaine election.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-04

OFFICE OF THE FIREMAN's INSURANCE Co.
OF New ORLEANS.
FINiE ockhniers of this Company are hereby no
tilted that the 10Th salu,eut on their stock is duo
ard payable on the 9Th Of October next at the office eff
tue Company. sept - Ell. TRACY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-04

~ Yesterday, some poor creature, VINO wished 10
vent his spleen upon HON he hated but dared not
t"ce, inserted forged advertisement in the Bulletin
cored bslow, 1t is certainly mean and dirty trick
mat any fpo might play-tla no gentleman would
he guilty o-evincing both lack Of sense and lack of
Cnmfage.-Rn leIin. 2n inst.
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g ERvANT FOR SALE-A most likely mulatro
~ girl aged about 10 yoars. n very goo, cook, su:
pernr washer ir"ner and tolerablc seams,rcss nnJ
house servant sober, Incident and good tempered.
The above servant would DC an acquisition in any
family, and is sold because her owner is DESTROYS Of
paying his debts. Apply to the Editor of the True
Amer 100 <,
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S $50 MISUNDERSTANDING on the lst No
X lish and French, aged about 10 or 10 years S
-A--- feet or 5 inches high, short and thick set
small eyes, prominent forehead, open and free gat
had on, went he awiav pair of coltonade panta
looms with small blue stripes, and a gingham shirt,
snid negro worked long while with Nj. VIM. Stone,
bricklayers's hand. FERNANDO LEMOS,
n9-n No 1893 DnurlIine st
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Cabs.-Charcs Watts, Judge of the Commercial
Court, has done many things in New Orleans con-
duc,ve to the advantages and comforts of his fellow
citizens Ho was, with Mr.. w. Hoffman, Esq.
protector, we believe, of the Pontchar,ran
Rail Road, and certainly of the New Orleans and
Nashville Rail Road which is yet destined to serve
this city a second Mlssipri.
To the same gentleman, are indebted for the
intr oduction of cabs, than which nothing more
wanted, or more necessary. Cabs being far less
expensive than carriages, travelling in them from
one section of the city another, will cost so
much less to make it mere .r'1c, and consc-
ouen,y bring them into general use.;
We would advise Mr.. Beach, those who go
in the business to establish several stands. For
instance, one Canal street, and already u,l-
thorzed by ordinance ofthe Second Muicpality,
ut Lafayette square or St. Charles street, one at
or near the Arcade, and ono at the Place d'armcs
The following are the regulations of the Com
pany:
AT meeting Of the New Orleans CAB COMPANY
held at the Commercial Court Room, on Sa-
iurduy evening, tue Both November, 1854, the iol.
lowing resolutions were proposed and adopted
| Rrso'v ei-'rin, this company hnve other object
in view than the establishment Of rahs rs economical
convcvanccs auxiliary TO the omnibus: they have
ccivrh with great satisfaction the information that it is
the ntrnti.n of Messrs. Beach Co. place line Of
cabs on the sand Monday, the I'd December, $50,
| for the accommodation cf the city.
Resolved that Messrs Beach 4 Co. be requested to
rlopt the fpl"~ ing regulations and prices:
THAT the cabs stand Canal street from clock in
the morning till sunlo"n.
That the fare he regulated the principle of hall
mile and mile distances, there tang distance Sh0i1
Of half mile, and beyond mile being regulated by
special agreement.
That the cabs ply from Canal street to the limits Of
the city Above and the railroad below, at the follow
ing prices:
limits ofthe city, any mile distance:
For one passenger 374 ents
For two passengers, each 25 cents.
From Canal stree, Deor above. or st PHILLIP
street below OF any half nile distance, for passsn
. ger % cents.
For tw passengers, each 1Gl
The same rates be charged for similar distances.
That the clmrge per hour be IS cents.
No cab to he engaged for less than an hour.
That five minutes be allowed for the necessary whit
ing hut any time of waiting, which extends youd fl
minutes, he charged at "a! cents per quarter of hIr
That fare be paid engaging the cab, is don
elsew here.
! That after o'clock at nigh, the prices be doubled
and
, After 70 o'clock at night the prices he trehlcl.
That AlessrS. Beach 4 Co. he rrautsied . place o
the stand some two wheel cabs on the London mode
a soon as they can he procured, under the name of
minmus being the SECTION Cfan umnhus.
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J J lion Pastor.

WEN DOLLARS REWARD-.Ranawav from the
subscriber on Friday evening the 50 Ii November
last, the boy GEORGE, form ry belonging to Ne~srs
Henry and laurens aud for the last two yenrs driving
scnvenge''s cart for the Second NnnicraIiy George
Is fine locking boy witi,n very oren c0un,rnance;
about five fee, six inches high; the above reward will be
Pnd 10 Whoever will lodge him in Of the iails Of
this municipality. L RGAiENNlE.
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MODE OF DRAWING.

MODE OF DRAWING,
100000 tickets, from to 100000, will he put in one
wheel and 100 prizes, with the blanks in another tn
every number prize blink will be drawn. until al
tie prizes determined. leaving the balance of NUM-
bers in the wheel-blanks.
Orders for the above Lottery will he received at the
office under The Varadah, curarr of ST. Charles md
Common streets, and at No. lG4 Chartres street, Nsw
: rleans, aud promptly forwarded. Orders from the
country. post paid containing rsmlances tur the mum.
her OF lickels required, addressed to
p. SCHMIDT u HAMILTON, New Orleans.
a. steamboat will be provided to take TO Florida
such passengers as may be DESTROYS Ia witness the
drawing: ...'
; Jacksonville, Fla. April, 1882, nn,l
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per steamer Rsd"ph. Cargo 46 bales cotton
d Cooper "A Forsyth Limerick. 81 w Brown, l6 Martin
Piensan,s 25 w Real % Hart IL Lambeth Thorn
aon u Al 10 Hart Butler 81 Mellow ell
Iuii. i CO. - Burke Watt 50 Lv"us. Harris IS
Jra,iher MrKvmna 4 Wright, Brand Crenshaw, 10
Hals,y Is, Dick 4 80 " Pierson no Frank
lin Henderson 4s Bennett, Ferrdays 80 y Beck
,6l owner ON board
81 I.ss Per steamer Maid of Orleans. Cargo 100 pigs Of
lend AsrIe s, 1928 Doane 7a0 Bridge 2'6O Cap
Nm HourR, lda I.ag key kprcie W Fraser
do Clarke 40 do 81 bis flour Godfrey. Laurie and
kegs castor snise sacks Merret 35t
an a.ant HawGknrn 52 do to do 30 potatoes &c iuey.
dis pork MIS- itro 80 srker Lynrh, s3 Burke,
Wattt ca. a. baS apples McPherson .
Rouge Per Dunre fargo IS bales
hite 7s r. L. aIamay co. so W Montgomery.
10 Foain elI Geeaes. ~ tionrdan Renit 2f Burke
Watt co. q Lelapx 60, 20 Caldwell iickav 81 C
ToIedaun i1Bsnn,ler. ealcKanaa & Wright l2 Rrmdry
Landry u Pre-cotr Isnes Merrtt. Jennings &
3hnrses on heard -
Oucita steamer nari6Ah Cargo 400 ha'es Ma
than 274 tcdeux &c Hame 30 board Conner
A GildlF 81 =. So. So -.--r..-
PASSENGERS '--.-.
Per .teane. Rnp'e.-G A-uardv taboome, Roulitix,
p-kiikin, v Dnpuy r aray, u Prasy. s=-- ~" -
Steamer Maid Of artraps ss Vnn Rsn.se'sar Messr.
P..,y Ayeyy WiIfs Bur Ike Parish Anderson Tay
lor Il &c inn. WILL n, th 49, a--s rs
per stran,.t Rudolph hirr r Noble Price, CLINTON
B.ansarL Porter, Ellis Will Iamueii, Boharro, Bfhn
ION Gril6hs Fishes Der't - -
Ford Sandfmd Miaun isu' Var Me,re, Srsrlorn
J,ri. Grey son. Stuart White Thompsoa, Juhn Met .s
fu.ges. Taylor. fue rr Phillips -. .'.tn -..-r
nj MEMORANDA go 80.
R.por, say. that the river is rizzing at la.i
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-04

W L. u CANINE, ct the solicitation Of many of his
friends, has consented to become candidate for the
Office of Mayor of this city.
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NEW GOODS.
pUSH 4 ALLEN opening Il complete as
ID soitmen, Of linen shirts; do cambria, with linen
fronts; linen collars; silk, cotton and merino under
shirts and drawers. cambria and silk handkerchiris
black and fancy cravus, in great variety molar scarf>
stocks of every description; elastic and cotton
pendcrs silk, cotton aud thread Gloves gcn,lernen'a
horseskin gloves.
Aso-a splendid assortment ofIadiss' and gencmen's
writing desks, dressing Cases, musical boxes. work
hnzes, Port Fo,ios, Pcrfumery and cutlery, at the BA.
ZAAR, corner of st. Charles and Common sts. d4
MANIFOLD WRlTERS-Wlson's improved ma
wi nifod writers, for copying letters Invoices draw
ings, plans &c. just received ut the BAZAAR, corner
of st. Charles aud Common ST.
d4 BUSH g. ALLAN.
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We, the undersigned, do he ely certify that the
foregoing is correct.
(Signcd, Benz. Davis, II. Talbot,
John Brill, A. II. Adams,
s. Carpcr, William Graves,
Isidore Barat, Jacques Desclos,
Jean Bnp'iste Bayard, Jean Dedeau,
Charles White.
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E:;$ no . : : TON nm

~ LAVAUD has the honor Of informing his ftet.ds
- and the public in general, tat he has taken the
Hotel at Carroll,or, where no he will receive
The cnso his old friends and all lovers of good cheer
Private parties will be handsomely provided for by
giving little noce beforehand. He is willing to enter
into arrangements with families individuals DESTROYS
Vt nas-ing the summer Mt Carroton. m20
MAiUltALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
1--WE price Of foar being this day S. - per barrel,
nrc",dns To the tariff the bakers will give IS
ounces Of bread for ten cents, during the week begin
ming Monday next. The 18th instant. The loaves of
quality or Of thee for cents shall weigh 25
per cent more, viz: 43a ouncss.
ma C. CENOJ- Mnvor
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ARRANGEMENT For SUNDAYS;

ARRANGEMENT suNDAYs.
The carawi leave at the hours in the week days
unul o'clock I'm. when Locomotive will leave CarroIon
every hour until O'clock P.M and New Orleans
!, until O'clock PM.
An Horse Car be obtained before 70 olock M
by paying dollars for the Trip. After l2 o'clock P.
NJ dollars will he charged.
Persons going BY the Steam Car provide themselves
with Tickets, the conductor as positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof.