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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

STATE HIsToRY.-Mr. Howard, Of Georgia, is enga
ged upon the Hisor. Of Tint State. His documents,
gathered in Europe, ~l him well. Thus nearlv
every state in the Unon is securing authentic histories
Of their foundation rise and progress, while Louisiana
sits still and is content with her present m-ngre ont
lines in print. What is to hinder the Legislature this
winter from dcvot;ng of money the expense O..
sending out an agent to France and Spain to collect
the documents relative to our early history? There
many men now in the state amply fitted for the
task. Among then we might name Mr. Mazurenu as
peculiarly qualified for the task.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

LITTLE JEALousY.-We published last Saturday
morning full description of the steamer Monon.
gah-la in this journal, by Which idea might be
formed ofihnt splendid boar. The Bulletin of yester
day repubshcd meagre account of the Loat from
Ptsburg paper froul which possible idea can be
gathered ofhe Nlonongaheia. Why was this done =
Was spirit of little, low and mean jealousiy tina,
prompted our neishhor to this course? Why did he no,
like man send his reporter on board and give an or.
ginal account or if that could nut be DONE why did he
not rePubli>h our article! When we my Thing in
the Bnl'en, better Than elsewhere he is sure to get
credit for it.. Why does ne act the pau ofa liberal
Editor? Can he not afford il?
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

!, is not correct that the Camp Inns been rented to
certain persons Ball Room a negotiation was on
foot to that effect, but The parties could plank down
the essential. Another patty are, however, thinking of
taking it for the same purpose.
We can reason, why Bail Room in this rec
ton Of the city, properly conducted, would succeed
We huve all the mn,erie' for splendid balls and Think
enterprising man with some capital might do very
we'll. We hope it will be tried.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

The trips to the Races, by the Nashville Rail Road
were raised yesterday to fifty CENTS this induced
hy the extra expense accustomed to tie Company in
the retling their cars &c. The increase ofprice, how
ever, having given much dissatisfaction Mr. Caldwell
has again reduced the fare TO the previous Standard
At dollar to and from the races, The less
than the lowest price Of other conveyance but now
it is less thnn one half.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

The Cuma"cte arrived yesterday from Matamorna,
whence she sailed day after the Emblem, brings
that the Federalist- had encamped within fifteen
leagues Of the town. The women were leaving in
cr"wds. The people in favor of the Federalists,
hut dislked the idea Of Texisn. boing mixed up with
them. We hope Col Ross will succeed in getting
possessiOn.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12
CANDIDATES.

u We authorised To announce that, at the soci.
tation of large number of the citizens Of the three
Municipalities, Mr.WILLIAm FREREr has onsen,cd to
the presentation Of his to his fellow citizens
the next ensuing ercton, candidate tor the office
of Mayor OF the City Of New Orleans.
IL Nous sonmes auorises announcer qua Ia
dornande dun grand nombro des citoyens dos trois
municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FaEnEr CONSENT
ne presenter CONNIE candldat la place do Marie
Ia pIocliaine election.
u l.. U. CANINE, ct the solicitation of nnny of his
riends, has consented To become candidate for the
office Of Mayor of this city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

lyon a motion, in the Tennessee Legislature, las,
week, to name new county, made out Of parts o.
others, after Mr.. Benton, wag rose and proposed
to change it into Chapsl IfM That was exceedingly
ndelicate
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

UThey are quarreliinS in Savannah about the ex :.
pediency of bridge the river. The ami tax men
are likely to carry the day. They are content with
the old ferry system, AMI swear by the beard of old
Charon.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

The Coulter Of last evening states, that the dead
bn1y # Italian found Yesterday The corner
of St. Antonio ard Morales streets. bali had pierced
his skull the ear, but whether he fell BY hi.
hand or by that Of another, there is greut
doubt.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12
ARRIVALS

DecemheF VI, 1889
Tow boat Lion. Riddle from the South West Pas, b,,;D.
:" sea with her tow retu, ned to tho city
having proceeded with her tow s,u,ned hs p''
Tos boat Mohican. Hehon. fin S w pass
Sch Najad Williams Lost Island 3days ia baa., IN ,h
Sch cemanehs Mailman 10 day. from M.,,smor,. to In.
Sch orceo'.. Town.end S day. fin Franklin, IT,,
sen o'isaa Hard~is 3 days from vemiion Bay, to he,
s s... .,i .h. n.1a w. ,s day. f. N.- York
Yen or-go" Smith, lsdays from New York to M Cham
Sch E.s'e sawyer FIN York, vi, Key we.,
Ship i.uv,a. Murray. fr"n, New York
Steamet Tnskins. i;'anJ In, MiI,ean,s Rend
Steamer Agnes. Hirhcock, I'M Natcbioche.
Steamer smcl,er. Mitchell Memphis
etean'er Ion. Webb FIN Louisville
EXPORTS
:. rs; !! hin s. iooi pig. lead
eoa saa bales cotton CTS balc. do ooo ii. -four y
ship Henry cap Cargo $4,000 brick.
IiAsA.A rer brig Esca'us Cargo 1873 bales cotton
cAArEAcHy Fer bri. Fri. r-sio. urco GOO bis -four
Pape' paper slas' $50 masks st.
-. p. sch BY yie,ora Cargo 4oo b. sugar SO
.Ees. ROPE .gn 100 DIS "o',..s Is M ~.Asy
easks fscoa 10 Ills sugar ~ Ills -four WI" -
ao., wi.e ba. ". u 20 :.
3essks siq"o, SIS ssek- corn
RsA.oRIA. sch Drean.. Cargo mdze and ,s.or,
NArcrEa r . shin Edwin. Cargo 10000 Pima lumber,
1i.0GD casks lime iGo bs pata,oes
IMPORTS
NEw Yosk.. Per ship ssriah..
s....s Pc. ' g.. - A,,n 20 passenger.
20, sch I nrro ,OOO beef hide,
~ i. vesl z.e.a.ie; ,,sO doia;. srees ";'ss
tsAHkLlA fe sch Otceola. Cage 69 lids sugar 80 bis
VEssyLL,os. Per sch Oriana In balas.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Nar hpoch-s Per sncs s5 bale. cotton Rvar
~ s. q ire.spene. e. sl.ir sssrae,d; 30 Kr-
hssh Thenpsop; q r tarrs. loo N White 100
M.nphi.. Pr steamer smslter Cargo ies bales cotton
Hardy 10y Ysa.'nsn co; Rose! A.her 81 Lock.
@ .ss w;tsr :,
y coops,; Rob. 6Krkman Alternately Ian
~ s.sh. ror1 sioesm Riel,.rd. pts md.s Gpsy
80 Wosil4sy Montague
liz 9 ilsedrrsoa 80 bis whskcy a Real. lnO ii. d.asn
sssessse; i7s. s.srins i.mbr.h Thomp.o"; es roll.
sss.s Glove. R,sah.;e ia"e,h rhamps"n has .a
z.eks''s s p. bassine L.ye. Ameuns $40 coil.
k,ssassr .r~r MGR Canton. Cage 30 kes. butter
e. g. e. u ID. s. s. .aa
. ~ lss aalfs h-f iaysees 20 hss hraf
=. : kcsrd. q sugar iaudan nsn
2 s,,.s: !.aa.a. . A! Fsi.sn So Vile:
ssaa. ALersatiy Watt, 4 MeFadea& trakman. |
PASSENGERS
Par s.ssnsr l,n. Nj Ferr;. Lady, Wright \ Lady VIM
wii.ssR abn.on; fos.ef Ward eoutaneyi asGride Hen
tsv .se..r Asne. M-.s. Partc,; .y.,.. s. cla ms,.
Eoya fias.d.i ) rnsesa.e; Walton: Wh,e Mrs Yorke;
~ s-sss s~sep n...r. Don WALTON i1hon c.,
hseas t;ssne H.rk<lav. Paweil siscy Cezcr. Rehsn.
kayaend. nj 2 nos. faai,y
MEMORANDA
ra.esses having III slsa.ht.s Hsute point from Hnmhe
lie Barry sunp us u1,rin n aOefhoI L /
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

~ The editor Of the Arkansas Gazette has been rre-
r. nt"d with "A :ingercak. feet square.
An had hut one penny in the world thou s,ouldst
have it to buy giayerbread."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

q BY the ship Grafton, arrived on Tuesday night
from London, there large importation OF blooded
hor c"ws, bulls, hogs, &C. The activity Of onr ag
ricnursts bids fair to place them level with their
brethren in England
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

1.-THE Bill I" prohibit banks in state of suspen-
sion from collecting debts due 10 .hrm, it is probable
will pnss the Georgia Legislature. If i, becomes
law in thut State, suspension will be avoided as no,
coal.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

II The Bill in the Georgia Legislature to proven.
the Stale Rail Road from going to Ross Landing on
the Tennessee, has failed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

SMuGGLlNG.-h is reported and believed that Snug.
Cling to great has been and is carried on from,
the ships arriving this port hv secretly transporting
goods in the night to the other side Of the ri, er.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

u THE Mississippi Furm-r just published at Ray-
mond Miss promises be good paper. 1t is edited
by King s. North. and published semi monthly.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER12. 1889.

1ac Heees-iea'erdny WA the first day Of the
a'e'ar'e sens"n, and "ost miserable account OF
empty stands did The co,'rse present. Two private
carriages, f'n' or f'e hacks, several WACO n, were
~ the vrhH'rs nm the field, few borsemen,
ana a'tge her we do hot Think there were exceeding
three hundred persons, including nenl,.rs' Lackl-g.,
servants, os'lers and all. In the members s,ad ,.r.
were thirt, -Four b. dces.
hhcins truly going hack to the good cd DAYS sf
'ne l'saudas \ Jack.on courses, when one hundr red
oo"a's ~ the gale was thought fair business. The
c'"e courses have been nsmanaged u,d money is too
scarce to throw away in large heaps upon arangers,
who CRY it "f, without having benefited any portion
oiour public, hut few greg shups.
The contest yesterday was TO- the purse of $500,
mile hents. The horses entered were
kenner's g.. G,cy Mrdoc, by Aledoc dam Grey
Fanny, by Bertrand, years old, 100 lis.
John Gooding's IN. Gorvina, by Industry; dam bv
Bay Richmond; yrs. old. 12l lis.
All. Bns"msn'sg 4. {. Band Box, by O'Kelly; dam
Lucy 1'ro"k., hy Bertrand; 3 yrs. old, 80.
The arguments all like the handle of a iss on
one side, and very odd at thai; one on N!edoc
against the field few tnkers esen bets that tie chestnut
'ore would be dis,ancei SC.
little after the appointed time. the she uns started
fairly and handsomely but befrc the first quarter
stretch, il was soon that It no race. Med 6
was mistress Of the field Band BOX led feeble, old Glor.
vina. usual, sure but slow.
The running to those who had their eyes but half
open, looked we'll enough II. the Meoc let the oilers
play around her. a, any noment Of leaving them
Ear behind. She took the first heat under continued
strong pull.
The second heat was pretty much US the first, cx.
cepng, that old Gorvina this proved too much for
the little fey, and took middle position between her
and the mare.
Duncan F. kenner's 2. c. Medoc, ty Metloc,
dam Grey Fanny, by Bertrand, 4 years
dsl0a lbs, I
A. L. Bingamnn's e. f. Band Box, by O'K.l.
ly,dam Lucy Brooks, by Bertrand, years
old, Q 2
John Gooding's =. m. Glorvina S years old,
by Industry. dam by Bay Richmond, ) 2
Time-lst heat min.
end 3 SCI
For this days races the advertisement.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

new epidemic has broken gu, in the city. large
number Of parsons were attacked yesterday with a
short-sigh'ed"ess great they could not see any
money in their poe ket hooks.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

ia Nashville paper calls upon certain Locos 10
pay up their bets: made the New York elections,
unless they wisI, their names 10 be exposed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

u" Old Observation-Disclosures bless her !'-Bostou
Post
So say we-Gnd bless her!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

G5The Louisville Journal ntimates, that the reason
Of Wasner's non acceptance Of Boston's challenge,
arises from ftar. Is this SO?
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

u The steamer North American the first of tho
great Hnlifnx aud London line, has begun her trips
from Halifax to Boston.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

u river, at Little Rock the 25,h Novernbe r.
VAS falling.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

u The Jackson, Miss Sun is for sulc. A frs. rat.
bargain is offered.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

IA Georgia paper thinks that Mr.. Calhoun. in.
terests are in favor Of the defeat of Van Buren, MAY
be so.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12
NEW ORLEA Ms.

JoCkY CLUB RACES.
NJ r. i A K | c . u r 8 f.
Second Duy Of Fall Ne, ting l589-Thursday lctI
J"rky Club Purse $l20o-Three Mile heats.
II. 4. Taylor enters c m Eloize by l."zb rough,
.'n,n Mary Wasp by bon Qhixo'te, years old,
7lhs dress red and blue.
a. l.. tngaInln enters Sarah Baden by Levi
nt'"n, dem by Tacolet, years old, I07lbs-
Dress yellow aud green.
3 WIN. X. Barrow enters b h Pre- sure nv Trim
peter. dam by Sir William years old iOylbs-
Dress hlu- AID hlue.
J. r. Miller enIes m Currulia by Mrdnc, dam w
Sumptcr, years DID, 97lLs-l'ress green and
red.
With horses Of such character the contest must BE-
close aud a"inated one The Propretars can with
confidence promise the public fne sport.
RICHARD ADAMS,
J. s. GARRISON,
Dig propre,nrs
lTMenhcrs can obtain their badges ut Robinson
4 Co.'sH
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12
B'ntesi asnaen,
FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
I CLEARANCES

December II, 1899
Shin q Louis King Boston,
Ship Henry Cla.p. Swim. Rahio, s r,s.e
Rvie Escnius. Tuylor. Havana "aster
Brig rsivelegio. Mestre, Campcachy
Sch Victoria KENYON. st Josephs,
Sch Geneva Flanders. Mobile
sch Dream. FenvaIs. Rfa zora, p
Ship Edwin Robinson Nachex "as!e1
keh Louisa, Allen Mobile "astef
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

Our neight'or Of the Louisaniau is dreaming. The
Convention met at HarrsbuFgh Wednesday the 9TH
instant.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

0J"Why don't yon sent to take De,nocracv with
NIX reform. SQUAD currency and strict accountab-
tv1'--OM Dom.
Why don't you give il to us, ye loco focos7 You
have the asce'ancy in the councils ut Washington and
in nearly all the state governments.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

OFFICE OF THE FIREMAN's Insurance. Co
OF New ORLEANS.
VIE Stockholders of this Company are hereby no.
titled that the lot, instaipent their stock il duo
nrd payable on The 18th OF October next nt the office IF
the Company. sept - EITRAt,V
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

70 The Snnsisnees Of 6 cases marked G in din-
LOUISVILLE from New York. are requested TO call,
pay freight and cllurges and lake same AWAY.
WME FtsSDICk Il Co,
d5 m I,omns @,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12
NOTICE.

u The members Of St. Pa,rck's Congregation are
hereby respectful notified that the service will he per
formed in of Mr.. Z. f. Parker's new buildings in
Jnlia street, bslween Magazine and Foucher Streets
until further notice.
nS u NH LON Pastor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

u; Yesterday s'ne poor crcntiIre, wished 10
vent ms spleen pom one whom he hated but dared MOI
f"ce inserted forged advertise in the Bulletin
COPIED bslnw, II is certainly aud dirty trick
That any too; .'ight p'ny-llat gentleman would
he guilty of-evncing bn,h lack of sense and lack Of
courage Bulletin, :,n, inst.
$lC0 REWARD.
'ENllE ah"ve reward will b.. paid for information, ti,t
VIII lead to the conviction OF The rersn, or pcr-
sons who caused an 10 be inserted in the
New OrlennS Commercial Bulletin of tho 9 h us,an
pnrpnrng that the subscriber had entered int cnrort
ner:hp with john Barrett and Others under the styl,
{" f"rEny Barrett Il Co.. for the purpose of CARRYING
on me BUSINESS OF puVlg-no such connection having
been formed -
N.B-The undersigned takes this osporuni,, of i'm
forming the pn'c, that he is connected in business
Ut any kind. except with his brother.
NJ! .AMUEL l.. FORG W, 50 Nincnzine 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12
COMPTON or MIss1ss1ppI


We sul'join the following extract from an Agrcnl-
tusal Report lately pulishedin Mississippi Il proves
clearly enough the cond,itn Of our sister state.
The following calculations are made by a gentleman
no seems to have devoted good deal 81 attention to
ne subject and whore statistics, I'VE no doubt will
ne o!'hd somewhat under the marx, ,-uyh a, ficent
on an average Of Ave years. The debt side stands
thus: -Sf
l,8U,GOO yds. of baggng, for 800 600 bales
n. 70 yards per bale) at IS cents per yd.
2,4oo0oo lbs. rope, at l2l ? conta per ID.
"a lbs. per bnIej 100000
10000 lbs. Irvine for do, ID. for everylo
bales, ia 5000
$759ooo
There were. in 1886, 1G4. sss slave. in this
Stnte: the expense Of feeding and
clothing each, is estimated at $40 per
yesr, s6.57592o
There were in 1896, l,O4353O ncres of
land in cultivation in the Sate.-cnst
Of farming utensils Of all kini+-$2
per "rre is not looked upon as too high
an estimate, o,O97 900
Considered necessary expenses, $9,43l,9sc
There in 1886, 1888 white male in
hahitunts in the State over 10 wear. Of
nge-chare- them it'll exp ntng 124
cents per day i" cigars and liquor. &c. So, aG4
The " hnle white population Of the State,
male md female, amounted in 1896, to
I4435l-charge them 10 average, in
Of dress, and other needless
expenses, SIS per unn,l,, 3,60877O
Useless and unnecessary ex7 cnse., $5,49O,a54
Necessary expenses, 0,i3l,96O
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

= ERV+NT FOR SAl.E--A most likely mulat,o
girl. aged about 10 years, very good cook. sn:
perlor washer, ironnr aud tolrrable spamsress mi
h,also servant. SOBER "!r,liea, and good tempered
, lhe ahnve servant would he an acquisition in INV
family, and is sold because her owner is DESTROYS ar
paving his debts. Apply to the Editor of the True
American. 80 &,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

To which odh interest paid to commission
merchants in New Orleans, and the
chartered bank account Of the Stut.
Of per cent. per annu1, it would
make ubuut
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12
4. FARE TO rue MErAIRtE COURSE.
THE Rail ROAD, ONLY 2s CENTS.

= trAns,..t, any uihnr 81 nsseugrls 10 the Meta
fsf cents only Tie Nashville ka,i
rssts. IA s.Arlv sceasarv ID ID tl,s, Il ia II
EsNs: ~. inc yf~,l sp,,, The ac.Asi,n hui a.
~ $500 dsNa o9ees cf Psbie Iateress AID Fapor,
~ Desn q, fs,isble eu,, p1acc s fare
~ ~ minimum rice of .tisr means conyeyancv.
NsNz understandable, hs price is reduced a. above The
So 4. .ssse The depot a The foot ~ Canal street, from
sinI The Races II ii "a sntVET ~"
y. = ~ sprpsibent
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
The cars viii leave n the hours the week Il,
until O'Clock M when Locomotive will leave Carrojlton
every honr until O'clock ps New Orleans
Hntil OlOrk PM. ~
An extra Horse Car can be obtained hefre o. lock
BY paying dollars for the Trip. After 70 o'clock p Al
10 dollars i'll he charged
Persons going by the Steam Car must provide themselves
with Tickets the conductor has positive directions not to
receive money in lieu thereof.
THE JACKSON AND LACOuRSE STREETCARs
Leave the hsad of Jackson street at ii o'clock Canal
street at oclock. AT hafpas O'Clock they commence tn
leave both ends every hall hour, until y O'Clock except
ing that instead of eav ana. at 81 O'Clock Tho r,r
will leave there ut 9 ucnck Pm.
% II partcu'ary requested TINT gentlemen will NOT pu
Their eet uoa the cusors snoke the cars when aies
are present.
Office Newt Orleans & Carrnlllsn
Rail Road Company,
October 22d 1879. JOHN HANpSON
Chief Eupjuecr !, r,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

W NOTl:E-G Berscro,, J Spreugrr George
Browne, DR. W Taylor, 5 4 Bus'atc cnnsisnces If
goods per ship Niagara, Capt Cole, ir" Philadelphia
are rogue led t. nuke known their residence the
discharsing clerk the levee otherwise their goods
will be stirred at their expense. NFCOMLY,
DE- o. c.mu 9,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

u NO'rtCE.-shir CharIcs Captain Coffin, from
Phindep ha, is now dscharging tiers below the rail-
r"ad. Consisnets are particularly requested attend
10 the receipt Of their goods from The Lrvee.
DIV n. f. itllllII 81 Camn II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12
MAYURAl.TY OF NEW UHIE,N

MAYORAlTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
'1NtiE price Of fo,r being this day s. rs prr harre
according to the tariff the bukerS will give a.
ounces of bread for ten GEMS during the week leg
Mug y" Monday next, The It'll instant. The loaycs Of
second qnlity, or of nes for CENTS shall weigh Is
per cent more, viz: 43i ounrss.
MA C. GENOI- Mo.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

FOR BAYOU SARAH
b Cfs The fr.t steamboat CIlOC
Arz1 y1sst4 CHUMA, Captain Warning, will
iSsssazs leave the levre THIS MORNING.
Oppos tc Bienville STR ct, at 10 o'clock.
For freight or passage, Apply OF hoard or to
dl2 LAIDi.A wv. 81 Camn 4
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12

W THE CONSlGNEES Of IS boxes ci,-esc marked
c, dianomd-ll boxes ionacco, marked James
Saunders; and cases segars, marked u II, received
per packet ship Louisville from New York. ure caues-
td 10 call, pay reis and expenses, and Ike same
away, W FtISDlCK L. Co,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-12
IOT ES.
BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &c.

GRAND
REAL ESTATE LOTTERY
or PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW ORLEANS.
SCHMIDT l. HAMILTON, Managers.
Offices under The Verandah, Corner Of ST. harles
and Common Streets, and No. lOi Chartres Street.
betveea Cont and st. Loxis Streets.
MYTH view Of meeting the wishes Of ons lfiem}s.
we have the pleasure Of announcing to the pub,
lie that this Lottery by authority Of the State Of Louis
ia"a will be drawn the City Exchange, in ST. Louis
in New Orleans.
The drawing will, without fail, begin on the lst Des
cember next.
Our agents Throughout, the union, will cause the above
to be- inserted once in Of the newspapers Of their
respective residences, and charge tho expenses in
account.
ni6-id1 SCHMIDT H. HAMILTON
EHANKh yHAyKh n VgAVKA VWn "a - -
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COPARTNERSHiP-T. K. HYDE, having Ns-o-
~ GATED G. W. MOSS, with him in partrersl, thew
will continue the business here,ofoe pursued ,y r. X.
HYDE \ BROTHER, under the firm Off. K. HYDE
n Co. 7 Il HYDE,
G W MOSS.
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CLASS No. I.
1TNHE Half Million Camp Street hea,re Class Of
the Louisiana GRAND REAL ESTATE AND
3lst December, New Years Eve. ~
CALDWELL, Oakley X PRlTCHARD.
NO Office corner Cnnn anil 81 Chnrl.s ~.
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j. +, on ho'rd ship st Mary, from New York are re
!neSed 10 make themselves tie clerk on the
I-eVee. LAiDLAW
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OFFICE OF THE FlRENEN'S INSURANCE
COMPANY.
New Orleans december TO- 1879
V1NHE Stockholders ofhs institution ara hereby M.
L h"d that the extra dividend of per cen,, de-,
cta1cd on the LIST october Will be pnid to them or
their legal representatives, on or after this date
by order of the Board,
oil Ell TRACY Secretary.
BUREAU D'lNSURANCE DE LA COMPAGNIE
DIS POMPIERS.
La No'vel!e Orleans, ls 10 Decembre, 1882,
- >ouscriprurs de cete institution sopt prevents
- quun dividend plus de 5 cent a etc declare
sur lr Ter d. "obre ct pave aeux Gu lour ,epre
santaus, apres cet,e ia'e
Par orire dea Dirpctcu,s
l. Trncy SerrS,,;r,
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u The packet ship 81! Mary Capt. Foster. is dis
changing opp"site "s'.al street. ConSignees will
please attend on the evee to the receipt Of their gonds.
NoflCE-The firm Of r X. HYDE & BROTHER,
/ is this day dissolved. Il. K. HYDE, remains
charged with the liquidation thereof and for hic pur-
pose the hume OF the person will only be used hereafter