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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-15

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAKANCES.

CLEARANCEs.
June i4,h 1897
sh,p tdMspoHI Davenport, f.! Liverpool Gale
Ship Forester. Parker. for Genoa Rogers Cav & CO
Brig Osceola Toby, Boston. J IL Ashhrice
Brig Virginia, Randall. York Master
scar EiiIahsth Fo .yih, Pensacola. Master
81 nv kola. Paxton Honduras Zackarie & hr
ARRIVALS
June 18th. 1880
Tow oa, Porpo',' Davis from the pass having ed
Z" sou ships pharsalia and Octo hrys Kenhawa Mail
returned to The with ship Coumbana brig tresn
Lsit me pass 18Th inst the morning Reports one ship
~ the olhng.
ship CoIumb'ana, Barker % days Boston, Msr.
Master. ~ " 't''' ~ WV
Steamer Az Ra,ier, fin St Mn,tin.yilre
Steamer Co in,hian shrodes. fun Wabash River
steamer Louisville, Gosiee fin Alton
EXPORTS.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Liverpool. Cargo eO5 bales of col,
NEW YoRK-per ship onario-rnrgo 1000 HI. whoa, do
non. 9hds tobacco. 1888 pigs lead 2. hlf bis Of
Per brig Virginia, Cargo 1000 bushels corn
Per brig Oreoa Cargo 10 ha on 1923 scks
SENoA.rsr ship Forester. Cargo 500 nd. tobacco
.,, 'cn1 Elizabeth Cargo $50 Ills ha' on
sma, lots whiskey. gin brandy, 1000 6 h~eses 90
bs hour Casks porter 2"Obss r.sons > casks
uo,u,,R As VIE vi. :: : his lug sugar
torn l20hx rsisinA 50 cusk ulst-t.
IMPORTS.
osroN Per ship co'"mbi"na-cago ss'orted "erehan-
disc
PHILADELPHIA Per brig Gr'cian-Cargo nssored NOR
ehandise. sundry consigned
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ut MArtinsv'le Per Cargo bales cotton
Wa.sh River. Per Corinth,au Cargo 900 bis
nour Land IS 81 lids Ames lids tobacco
es CO. .oh SACKS rorn 100 do beans hds and bas
tobacco 80 head cattle mich of c was on
bound ~ - ~ -eN
Per steamer Louis, lille Cargo 1894 p;us Iead Fl
coils roe Godffey Laurie Small a butter ~ u;Rs
4Is Ks corn Nlahad >esrson 1921 sacks cora Mari
Brown CO. 77raks bacon Rore't thorn hid, ,o,,c
col Pield kegs specie Benot Hackney S c,auk for
PASSENGERS
Steamer 81 Martin. vile. C Genin. Rernad Fuu.r A
f'ncan r. Boucher e Wexnul Heunun, Dwight, J
DRIVE. Blrrs
~. steamer Corinthian-Wis. Martin Bi'de JKnkIane
Anderson, boyd Nesier
Per steamer Louis vile. Mckee and Lady Cant le
sA W Dumay. jill h Muse. Z W Ponleroy c OH ira and
10 on deck. -
MEMORANDA
Ohio falling rapidly last report
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The 9Th Of June in New York was the thirty fifth
day OF the rains that have deluged that city The ce
lars in the lower part Of The city full of water and
in many houses families have been driven to thu second
story. This continued rain has extanied down
east aud westward far Cleveland All the timber
on til" Maine rivers has been swept away to the value
OF ia'f a million Of dollars.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-15

We have the address Of the executive committee
ofthe American ALti-slavery Society. A more incen-
diary publication read. 1t is addressed to the
pa sinns ofnen and in direct contravertion to
the Constitution. ltis proposed raise for the present
year $1,000 Gerrit Smith, the notorious aboonst
haS RENTED len thousand dollars 10 the Treasurer of
the society, on account Of the propretors.
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EMINTs FOR THE WEEK DAYS.

=. ARRANGEMENT F0k SUNDAYS:
The cars will leave the as in the week DAYS
ahti O'CLOCK, NJ when Locomotive will leave Carollt0n
every hour Unit, O'clock NJ and New Orleans evey hour
until o'clock, Pm
After 10 o'clock horse be obtained by paying
lars Tor the Trpi Hcalled for aor 70 O'clock NJ 10 dol
lars will be charged
Persons going by the Steam Car provide
with Tickets the as positive directions not IN
receive money in lieu thereof.
Tho alteration in the time ofdeparte shown above com.
mencos with the heretofore o'clock which now
leave New Orleans at 81 o'clock and will remain Caroton
until o'clock they leave the city again o'clock stay
IN Carroon until O'Clock, thereby allowing visitor. ono
and malt hours to enjoy tho pleasant walks pariake
United States. y ~
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The Arctic land expedition, it appears, has no, been
able to explore the residue Of the eastern part Of the
coast Of the Northern sea. The cold season drove tho
party back. They went three miles bayond Franklins
encampment in 1921. Mex, season, j. belle we'd thew
will succeed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-15

The Colonization Society is going aheod in the
North line Of Packets is running from, Balti
more TO Cape Pamas, und the scheme for forming an
income TO the parent society by the subscription of
per year by 10000 subscribers bids fair to be realized
tt, all early day.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-15

The new Common Council Of New York, have com.
pletely DESTROYED the fire department of that city. Pre-
vions to the election of chief engineer that body by
majority of one created "a ne" fire companies and up
pointed the chief officers from among the principal Van
Buren, men. The cost Of organizing these companies
will he $'ooo0o Immediately after this STEP tho cleo
ton of chief engineer was held and Mr.. Hoffma vo-
lent monarchist was chosen by majority of eleven.
The excitement was tremendous. Every body
that the design fthe party organize a body of
iremcn friendly to the administration, to carry The
next elections The effect hewever would be just the
contrary. All the old fremcn were up in against
this ase attempt to organize u.s. fuI department on
party principles. total defent awaits these myrmi.
dons Of the party at the next elections.
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The certainty that the wings will have large ma
jorty in the lower house n Congress- at the approach.
ing session. has already began strike terror in the cor
don of Office holders around the public treasury. Wa
have 81 the monarchiss 90 and the eli hi
states to be heard from go they did last year, we shall
stand 38to their 10Y Ii utterly impossible that the
monarchsts can gain 6 out ofthe states yet to elect
and it will require Is to give them majority Of one
Seeing this mpossiby, long faces, olefu lam. nts, and
desperate conduct signalize the a,onarchs,s in an en-
inrnt drg'ee. They know that wing speaker and
whs committees will ferre, their pas, crimes and that
the insosnce ooice holders tho peoples represen.
tatives will hsse end. They know that the supplies
can and will be Gu, ohy wing House, unless the Elk
ecuve will render 10 that house faithful account of
his stewardship. They know that the sceptre Of power
is about 6" from tween the legs of their Shiloh
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ave do not rec"llect 10 have perfect honx
in the shape Of newspaper, than the True American"
Mississ,ppian.
Except your own paper, Mr.. Howard, and we will
ngree that you II capital hand at a hoaz!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-15

A treaty haa been concluded between the IT, States
and the Netherlands by which perfect reciprocity Of
rightsin the trade Of the two countries is engaged.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-15

Mr.. Espy, on the 3rd Of April, predicted violent
storm of Cape Ha'taras. The realization Of hir pre-
d'ct'on has raised Eapy stock considerably He has
gone East to instruct the going people in that quar-
ter in his wonderful art.
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NeW.Orleans Chamber Of Commerce.

OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1888.
President S. J. Peters.
First Vice President, W. l.. Hodge, Esq.
Second do. Jnr. A. Merle Fso
CommAee IF Appeals for 1889.
James Dick, james II. Leverich,
he. tnmmack Ahijah Fisk
+. u. Sorbe, Samuel Thompson,
Comm'ttee Of arbitration FIR the month Of May.
John tleddestnn John G Harrison,
Wv. Huntington, Willinm Hopkins,
Enoch Hyde. Jr. P. A. Hardy.
Joachim Kohn
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The grea, race on tie Union Course, Long island
came off on ie I'll, aud resulted in favor of Waller
Living on's b. C. Job-Fime7 49I-2.
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The Great Eastern Mail is closed every day at 10
O'Clock a. N, fs due every day ut 4 p. NJ.
TIE Ezpress Mail is closed every dry at half past
10 A. NJ. Is due with the Great Eastern Mai every
day.
The Lake Mail (via Covington, Lay is closed every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 6 o'clock, A. NJ.
l. due very Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday, d,
The LouisciHe or Riper Mail is closed every Mon
day, Wednesday, and saturday, at 3 P. NJ. Is sent
md returned by steamboats,. Arrives iregulay three
times a week.
The Bayou Sara Coast Mail is closed every
Tuesday und Friday, at p NJ. Is sent and returned
BY steamboats,.
The alexandria q Red Rirer Mail is sent irregu
larly by steamboats, twice week.
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL.
$!: :s:;;:;,y and Close o'clock
COAST MAIL.
s s"esaay and closesat 8 O'Clock. p NJ.
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MIR. Swmtwonts property in New York has been
sold at last for almost nominal prize. One of his
friends was The principal bidder The properly was
under varions membranes. and sold by the U. s.
Marshal subjec, to Them
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CHEMIN DE FER

NOUVEi.LE ORLEANS EFT CARkOlLTON.
Tn grand noInbre de personnes aynnt temandG la
Compagnie de fare queIques engagements dams les
ieu'es de depart de pres midi ellie ,csolu dadopter
arrangement suivant pour Pete commencer du II
JUN.
Arrangement. pour les jours de Ia semane.
De CarroIkon. Della Nile orleans.
Char Il cheyA 4 ! ha A NJ . chsvul Lu A
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-15

The monarchists or Van Buren, of New York
have adopted catch phrase. 1t is the largest lib.
ey' byit they mean, the largest Liberty to carry ont
their sinister designs against the country whou, en-
counterng any restraint from the opposition.
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G A X K o IL. ON

- CARRoLLToN ~
lll4R HOTEL. lEslm
q LAVAUD has the honor Of informing his friends
~ and the public in general, he has taken the
Hotel at Carrolltor, where no trusts he will receive
ne calls Of his old friends and all lovers of go"d cheer
Private parties will be handsomely provided for by
giving little notice beforehand. He swlling enter
INTO arrangements th families individuals desirous
ofpasSlng the summer ut Ca'rollton n,20
NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co.
V0\HE Iron Steamboat Reecca will leave the Basin
at the head Of lhs-Nsw Canal, every day, (excep,
Mondays) for the Lake, as follows
Depart at 5 A. NJ. Return at A.
~ A. NJ. lolP.M.
ST PM. 9 p. n.
And on MONDAYS
Depart at 10 A. NJ. Return at 12A PM.
2P. NJ. PM.
81 r. NJ. PM.
may % r. CHEW, Cash.
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From the Hnmpden Wing of July l2, 1887,


WofHt's Pills and Bitters.-The last journal con-
toins additional testimony in favor of this big hy import
tant invention "The press Of the Journal was almost
stopped" 10 announce the testimony. Some one in thu
of DR.. M"int thanks us 70, inserting the certif
cate of".r n"ghbor Bowcs, md offers quantity Of
the article as compensation This is very kind aud we
promise tn" labor under like ulictiuns with
our neighbor Of The Journal to cali on the agent.
In the mean time, are any luborng under smilnr d>
cnitIe' +" those which have severely borne upon Mr.
Rnw1es, they have his testimony to the "pcculiar
adnpcdness' OF the remedy the diseusc. The mcdl
cine is undoubtedly Il sovereign remedy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-15

Vol Fizgibbon clerk of the House of Assembly oil
Upper Ca"ada has swarouted with E 5000 in lis pocke,
Of tie public monies.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-15

Mr. Davis, the former poprietors and manager Of the
Orleans theatre i. dead.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-15

iht' JAChSON ANDLACOURSE STREET CARS
Leave te head of Jackson street at O'CLOCK A. M Canal
street at 1t O'clock and hourly Al o'clock they will
commence to leave each and half hour until a o'clock
y excepting that instead of leaving Canal 81 o.
clock, the car will leave there at O'Clock P. M.
W 1t Is Particularly requested that gentlemen will put
their feet upon the cushions cars when Ladies'
present.
Office New Orleans and Carrolton Rail Road Company
May LIST, 1880 JOHN HAMPSON
Jnne Is Chief Eug, N O C. r r
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The public notari.s engaged in shipping crews, have
agreed, in conformity with the wishes Of many mar.
chants Il New York, not do business on the Sab.
bnh
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-15

The Saratoga, Hathaway 'ail.d from New York
for this port on the 10th instant.
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

Police REPORT.
Recorders Court, 18th June.-Dennis Lynch drunk
discharged Mchae Farrell, entering premises with.
our leave, discharged. W. Dykes entering premises
with pistols, discharged.
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WILLIAM r. CARNES,


may "a No. 49, BsEKyiLLE-sT. New ORLEANS
NEW BRIGHTON HOTEL,
Pass CHRISTIAN, Mlss
FENliiS well known watering place IL open for the
Mr.. John Mcdonnell The establishment, has been
very considerably improved by additional! buildings
Dining ro'n, bull yoon, bliard rooms nine pin alleys.
Stables aud bathing house Great exeriions have been
made TO render the place comfortable and IN elegant
resort There nre fifty five Tor GDil,es and
'en'ent out houses arranged for single gentlemen. Fine
OF music for cotiIlion parties, e1curs ions on The gulf
lhat parI OF il which lies imnertely front Of the
hotel is land locked by several beautiful islands, oil
within few hours sn among which are Cat Island,
Ship island, Horn Island, and The Chanhalsurs.
Letter Bag is keep at the hnr of the Exchnns Ho
ts',N. o, which will receive 'aiIy a,teui,on.
MCDONNELL Il WATERMAN,
June II Exchange Hotel.
&TATE OF LOUlSIANA-Parish Cour, for the
~ Parish and city Of New Orleans.
Present the Hon. Charles Mnuran, Judge.
no. IT, 63l, L. A. rwin in actual custody. VI. his
creditors and the creditors of Erw in 4 Bongs.
ll"n reading md filing the petition and schedule in
ms easel is ordered by the Court that The creditors
OF l.. A. Erwin and Of Erwin and l'nl ngs, d" in
ana there to show canse ifany they have. why tho
s"d L. A. Erw in both in his personal capacity nNi
ms partner of The firm of Er"ing Il BolnEs, should
not be dschnrrrd according 10 law and thai tho
meantime oil proceedings against his property and per
son be- rtnyrd. II is further ordered that Fillmore &
King, EsqrS. Attorneys & Counsrllors a, Law, ba
appointed to represent the absent creditors.
BV order Of Cont.
Clerks office, New Orleans. MAY a. 1879.
ma 'nw ARMAND RI rot, Clerk.
ENTAr DE La LOGiSlANE-Cour de Poroi-r.
~ pour Ia rnro'ssr e, la vile de Ia Nnu,cc Or
leans.
Present rilon. Chnrles Manrinp, Juge
L. A. Erwin, nninr dtitn, centre ses ca tanciers
ct *s crtnncWrS lie Erwin h Rongs.
SnI lecture II rncgistremcn' de In petition dn
6lnn dan. crIc aihirr "1lnne par la Cour que
les trtanciers de l.. 4. Erwin, de Erwin Bolngs.
Sc rrunseht en- p'rnr Cour, IeLunli u Jn proclaim
1858 pour dtduuel,s rnsnns, sils ont, pour lea
anrtsS lie dill A. Erwin. liant pour son compile paTs
Ucner que CONNIE nSsorit tl Erw, 4 Bolings. ne sc.
mt pas dech@rgt "onformttnent Ia loi memo
temps tontes 2"ursntes con,re persnnne bien
s"nt snspenlnes. u est de plus ordonne que NJ NJ.
Gilmore and Hing sole1. NOMINEES pour representer les
| creanccrs ahsenIs.
Par ordre de r"nr-Bureou du Gre5ier Ia Nouvello
Orleans, 81 n.ai 1889.
| " mai PAW A. PlTOT Gvefier.
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The Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Comra
ny is to be renewed TO Baltimore from Washington.
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY NOTICES.


" ERE brought to the Pound Of the Sd Ward, I'd
W Municipality, the following, stray animals,
A bay mare with letters on her left hind quarter;
also white star On her fnce.
a scfre colt with build face and two hind leg. white.
7 he owners Of said animals will please call round
the pound Of The Second Municipality, situated at The
corner Of Robin and Annncation streets, prove prop
e,ty, pay charges aud take them away, or before
Saturday, the 22d Of June, 1882 when they will be sold
at 'o'0" by d"'''0s public S sSe1 ,,S.,x
june 10 First Lieut.. Of the Night Watch.
nNT tlG unenfs Ienclos du 3enle District dc Ia
~ scconc Nu"icpali,t les an'maux epaves, sui-
Une Jume", brun marqut p. G. sur Ia dcrrierr
g"nchc, n"ss' nne t,oiie blame sur IL front,
Tn jeune cheval brun, nvec Ia figure sans chsveus,
ct les drux nmbes de derriere blnncs.
les Proprietairss des dts aninaux, sont prizes de
venr les ccrc her renclos dc Ia Secone N"nIcpaIte
sut M col" DIES russ Robin ct Annoncia,iop, sur gu
seroat vendus rs"can pur pa Gn;'!oe. eaean,eur
public. HENRY CHAIN,
Ji3 Ter Lieut.. de Ia Gnrde
Nv ERE brought to Tie Police Prison Of the % Mn.
w ncipality, the following slaves, viz:
negro man named Edmund, about thrt y-fnnr years
Of age, snys he belongs to Mr. H. McCaul.
mua,to named jam Hapsis,e, ubout twenty
six, says he belongs 10 Mr. Stephens.
gritfe man named Henry, about twenty-five years
old, says he belongs 10 Nir Benedict.
black MN named Joseph about &c or q. snys no
belongs I" Mr.. Moore.
The of said slaves will please call at the prs-
Of the I'd Municipality prove property. pay chnrg
| and take them away. H S HARPER,
| jun" IS Captain Of the Witch.
nNT etc unents a la geoIt DE- Ia SeconIe Munci-
| - pnlilG les cscavcs suivants, SAVIOR:
I'm nrgrc nomnt EDMUND aga d'.nviron 81 aus,
sc ''isnnt appaitenir 4 Mr.. II. Mct;oul.
Un "'sre mnn're nomme JEAN BAPTlsTE. ace
du Sans, SC hisnnt appartenr Mr.. Stephens.
t'n Negro griffe, nonme HENRY, age de IS ans. 80
di-nni appnrienir Mr.. Benedict.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-15

NEW ORLEANS Il CAkROl.LTON RAIL ROAD
In consequence ofn"merous apple change tho
time G" departure for the cars the have
concluded to adopt the following for he sum
met, commencing ON the i7ih INST.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
From Carroll:on. From New Orleans
Horse Car oclock "A. NJ Horse Car at o'clock A. NJ
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HENRY LOCkETT,
MO I'm President PRO ten

~ OTlCE-The cnparrner ship heretofore existing in
this city, under the firm Of Shall 4 Brown is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The name of the
firm will be used in liquidation only which will 10 at~
tended 10 by George Shall whom ull accounts
are TO be presented for settlement.
GEORGE SHACI Jr.
llnc - JAMES g. BROWN.
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TEXAS LAND TITLES.
A ABSTRACT Of the original titles Of record in
IN the general land office. Printed in accordance
with resolution OF the House of Representatives, pas.
ed2ih May, 1883 few cuPies lust received and
for sale by ALEX TOWAR
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nkUGS-Just landing fresh suEpIy Of white wax,
- Guaya Jelly, Gum Arabic, Tamarinds, Cream
Tartar Sal Soda Sp.s rurPenline Pearl Ash, Tarta.
II BONNABEi.,
may3l Cor Na,chez and Tchapi,"ulas ats
NEW BUOkS, JUST RECEIVED,
TDLER in Italy, by Countess Of Blessing ton. vols
L American Joe Miller: Horace Vernon, vols
Advice to Gentlemen; Robin Day, 9 vols
Chit,y's Blackstone; MiIlington's civil Engineer
ing, for sale by ALEX. TOWAR,
may 81 49 Cam
LATEST LITERARY!
COUNTESS of Bl.>sington, idler in Italy, vols.
~ Pascal Bruno md the Aonrmen,, by r Hook
The American Joe Miller, with illustrations
Little Fre"ehnnn and his water lots, by Morris,
etChings by Johnson.
Poetic Wreath, selected poetry from Chaucer to
Wordsworth.
Nickleby, No'2; Boz's Sketches, Nos and8
may 81 2w Cor st Charles & Common sts
r. HAMPAlGNE-6O baskets Of superior qualify in
~ store q, and for sale by SHALL y y BROWN,
may 81 96 N1agnzine at
oAr sU1AK !" s"!t N" hR F. ;11s ~ * u,r.x.
~ my 81 SHALL & BROWN, sc Magazine 81,
M GUILD CANDI.ES-75 boxes Geo Robbins in
1Nl. store and for sale by SHALL 4 BROWN,
may 81 96 Magazine 1t
4 XEs-30 boxes superior axes in store and for
N sale by SHALL T. BROWN,
| nu.-75 brls prime Tanners Oil
~ Al casks summer Sperm Oil
| may 81 is3w l. II GALE, SO Common st
1tNiOUK-99 barrels landing from flat boats for sale
| L. by DORSEY,
| mol Al New ftvee
M ESS BEtF III halt bbs ut the inspection, 70,
WI sale Ivy q DORSEY,
may 81 ID New l.evee
Tx. MOFFAI'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS are
- SO well known to the public tint is hardly
cessary TO give detailed statement of their value nnt
use The 70 lowing articles will fully CONVINCE any one
Ut the claims The doctor has upon the public plac.
| confidence in his preparn,iouS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-15

N o. Il NASHVILLE Raj. ROAD Co.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Sunday, June 2. 1889.
VvSHE Cars will leave for the GREAT PRAIRIE, on
L their routes to the Bayou Tiguyue every day in
the week-as follows:
Depnr. Return.
Up. NJ. lOA, NJ,
)" u"
EXCEPT Sundays when the cars will run as falows
Depart Return.
GA. NJ. ga. NJ.
Up. NJ. SPIN.
~ . 71P.M.
J3 JAMES II. CALDWELL. President
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rUNNY BAGS-25,O 900 for sale hv
" j6 sap WHITNEY, 70 Camp 81

HYDRAULIC CEMENT-2OO bbls for sale Nv
Ill is S&J WHITNEY, 73 Camp ut
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For sale in this city, at the of Cun,mon and
'Tchap,oulns SITS. mayl8
lNEN SHIRTS Gloves, Il Suspendcrs-Iust re
celve by nte arrivals, t,nent of shiItst
cravhts, summer stocks gloves and susprnders at the
Bazaar corner of St. Charles aud Common streets.
a22 BUSH g. ALLAN.
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A SH OAKS-50O0 feet ash oars, for sale by
"A J6 So J P WHITNEY, 73 Camp 1t
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&TEEl.-6 tons Eng fish blistered, in store, for sale
- by SHALL. g. BROWN
nISi D6 NnpaZinp nt
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OFFICE OF THE MISSISSIPPI MARINE AND
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
New Orleans, May 20, 1889.
TNHE Stockholders of this institution are hereby
1 Notified and required to pay in, nm ins,alment Of
thirty dollars zach share, before the list Of
June next, ct the Coampany's office.
lv order of the Ror4rl,
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STATE OF I.OUlSlANA-Pnrish Cour, for tho
Clerks office, New Orleans, MAY p, 1879.
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LNTAr DE LA LOtISiANE-t'our de Pnross.
Ia pour Ia Pnruiss. ct la vile de Ia Nnu,cIIc Or
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RRAZlERS CuPrEk-lUO sheets; 80 to 90 inch
-s1,, 8, ~, to 90 h. sheets Of Braziers Copper 1000
sheets 80 to CD in of lob. Roofing Copper $40 sheets
9oto 90 do do. do Just received and for sale by
s. LOCKE & Co.
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A XES-3O boxes superior in store and for
IN sale by SHALL Il BROWN,
may 81 96 Magazine ri
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Drawing of The Grand State Lottery, Glass No. 4
Tor 1885,
Il 20 80 81 IS ~ 10 Sc II 48 is

ULED LETTER PAPER-Just received few
= eases Of blue and white wove ruled Letter Paper
some very low priced TOR sale by
DAVID FELT & Co. NY S:ationers' Hail,
June % "a Chartres ST
NIX! INK! INK !!!-Just received on. hundred
dozen ounce ink, warranted very superior artic.
very cheap, by dozen or grnce by
june Is " Chnrtres stree,
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
TINHE price Of -four to dav heing 8 so per barrel,
! according t" the tariff, the bakers will give ,6
ounces ohread for ten cents, during the week Begin
ming on Monday next the Eth inst. The loaves Of
ond quality Of three for ten cents, shall weigh 25 per
cent morr, that is to say, Is ounces.