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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-26
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FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
W sni punctually every Monday from each port.
This Lin. Ell Packets have brcn incrcuse. 10 ,ley-
en- frslclass Ships, consisting of
chip NashriHe, Captain Wood.
arkansas, Captain f ) Dennis,
hlob"ma, Captain c G Berry,
OrIeans Captain 5 Sears,
tichsburgi Captain Bunker,
innthen, Captain Ashley.
Nashville, Caltnin Wood.
Louisa, Captain Truman.
Oconte, Captain Lyons.
OcmWeee, Captain lcavitt.
Mem Slip - Captain Woodhousr.
- Nem Slip Captain Nichols.
he above ships all Of the frs, class, coppcrcI
and copper fastened, and were built in New YORK ex-
Pressy for this trale-hey Of light druughl of wa
ter, and almost invariably the bar without deic
ton
fhes" packets commended by Captains well ex-
per"nced IN the trade and will ALWAYS exert themselves
to accommodate. lhe' will alw avs be lowed II, md
down ,ie river. and will promptly sail as advertised.
They have handsomely furnished conIno,rthrns and
stores "f The first quality will always be furnished and
every attention pad |" the comfort nn satisfaction ,
passengers
The price Of the cabin is hxcd ut $50, whou, wine
liquor.
For h'r'ner particulars nIpy to A COHEN,
mlaI; ,S 90 Common street
VI Tho ships accountable for hrrnknge of
glass, hollow "nr, marble granite, coocrugc Of lin
or rust OF non or See responsible for nrv
or parcel put on board unless regular bill Of ldur be
signed therefor, at The Office Of the agents.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-26

q. spenking of the suspension of specie pay mcnts
by the Philadelphia banks, the n York Journal Of
Co "merco uses tho following language:
As for New York, we know here, that the Sis.
pension at Philadelphia is entirely harmless as to
us. 1t no moro disturbs than the waters below
niagara d tsrb and cndanger the quiet Of Lake
Erie above. No man ever need fear being broken
by tho rms OF his debtors Until this law is reversed
We care not for sus, ensions except as philanthro
p'sts and lovers of our whole country. New York
has cast her anchor upon truth and Is safe"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-26
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Resoln que l'offre dc Philippe Vdre dc fournir
eeete Municipa!it 4Oo planchos do saPin jaime
De 20 80 picds do longcur, sur pouccs ct IL a
ID dePaisscur Ct IL pouces de argeur, ct do les
transporter sur tells points do Ia LGv6o quo desire
10 Voyor on le Wharfinger, est accopteo, ct qu'i!
scra pave pour les ditcs planchos 1922 par mills
plcds, apres leur livraison.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-26
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Resolu que Ia proposition do Ia Compagnio du
chcmn de fer dc Carrolton, de- fairc les encourages
ct les banquettes autour do la propriGt6
10 nom de Place Graver, soft acccpG: pourvu 10
tout SOFT !at commencement aux instructions du
Voyer ct quo celte permission soft point inter-
PrGlee dc manierc invalider en- aucun fscon les
recIamutons do cettc Municipae sur la ditc pro-
prc &.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-26

We indebted to Captain Comkling for late Rio de
Janeiro papers, and Falmouth, Juuica papers 10 the
18th September, Inclusive.
These papers contain nothing Of interest.
The If. Sabna, Moore ha d arrived h.uce Mt Fall
mouth,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-26
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Resolu a lavenr aucun semblables priyileges ne
scront accordGcs h aucun individual yentc du
poisson ainsi quo ceile dautres provisions, Giant
laisse ouvcrtc l'enchere, en- vertu des ordon-
nances oxs antes pour les reglemcns dos March6
dams les lin,:tes dc cetlo Mun,cipalite.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-26
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Resolu que dams lopinion dc &C Consc, les con.
ditions scion esquclles 10 privilege dc scrvr dc GER.
tnlns ctas dams les marches Sto. Marie ct Poydrus,
gratis, ete accordGe d. c. Hopkins, mont poin,
etc romplies, ct QUEEN consequence toutes Rerou-
legcs, sont ct dcrneurcnt rappcI6es.
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORLLANSLlNE,

NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS LINE.
IL II IL H.
WIS LINE will b." composed of seven Ships which
viii succeed ea. other in the following order viz:
Ship St Mary, K W Foster, master.
Ship Troy, L. Dockinl, RI, master.
Ship Republican, : Wilson, master
Ship Auburn, Z Cornell, master.
Ncw ship Frankfort, } 6 Russell, master,
New ship Mary king~und, X McCcrren, buster.
New ship Fairfield W |. Lyon master.
hesc Ships are all of the first class, hive arcolnmo
datons for passengers unsurpassed for comfort und
convenience, and ably commanded.
The greatest puncluay will be observed in despatch
ing them as advertised, and every reasonable accom-
mediation extended to shippers ind passengers.
For freight or passage, apply to
s2l PETER LAIDLAW, Sc Camp st
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The PACKET SHIP FEANKfoEr.-This superb ship,
inst from the hands of her builders, Messrs Demon ud
Comstock, now lies alongside Muray's wharf, where
visited her yesterday, by The invitation of her osri-
table owners, Nlcssrs. johnson Il Lowlcn. The Frnnk-
fort intended for New York and New Orleans line
She is of about the same tonnage rs the Memphis, be-
tween eight and nine hundred tons, and much resembles
that beautiful! ship her nernalarrangenents,h her main
saloon beng. however, rhe longer No expense has
been spared in the decoration of her ample cabins and
the well tested skill of her is sufficient
guarantee Of the excellence Of her model, and tina, she
is ms staunc wood and iron canmake her. Her tim.
bers look heavier and than those of the
Men phis, which was h, by the firm. In such
ship, under the manaselnc of skilfn seaman, we
should be almost secure, even oft Cape of Storms
AS if snug moored in hel til ut the Aston House, which
is pretty much the same thing saving that should
have no fear OF trip in the Frankfort with Capt. j. G.
Russell, who, we doubt not, would display az much
GOODNESS and science the quarter deck, in hurr,
cane. as he exhibits courtesy in doing the hunnrs of his
cabin in tn water The Frankfort, we understand
will sail for New Orleans the 2lst Instant aud as her
complement of passengers is nearly made. ,,p
whoever wishes to engage berth in of her hteen
ersnn, state rooms, would do we to apply at one.
The following are the dimensions Of the Frankfort:
engih 1874 feet
Breadth 81 feet inches
Depth 90 feet 6 inch..
Length of Cabin Deck 70 '''
Indes' do, l6
Forecase deck 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-26

The Philadelphia Herald and Sentinel informs rs Tim,
MIR. Paulin, and the lady who accompanied him in hi,
balloon excursion, LANDED in The middle oCMe Della.
Tarctte queerest place to land thar we ever heard
ar read of '0
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-26

Laughter should not be restrained on ordinary
occasions, but if one wishes to do so, he can nv
sucking in his cheeks. Dean Swift made the dis.
covery, and was never seen 10 indnge in cachina.
ton. 1t is hardly necessary to say he was dis.
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FOR NEW YORK,

Packet Of THURSDAY, til. 10Th inst.
Nem YORK and Nen Orleans Line.
1T THE fine Al Ship TROY, Capt Dockenlurl1.
JTTfN will sail as advertised. For freight OF to
49, 3)o bales Cotton, or for passage, appv on
board or to PETER LAIDLAW,
OF Gi Cnmn 81 !
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L whons'eyer shall lodge in Jail, or deliver 10 the
owner, Mrs. Widow Robertson, IS Basin street The
muatta woman BRUNETTE, aged about % years, of
good appearances, about the middle heigh,h enil mn.
'ap women has bcens.en in the ID uuuir ipullty u2i
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-26
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Resolu gu 10 Whar6ngcr est ct den,cure autorisG
d bonner dix lours davis, dams dsux Gazettes, en-
Francois ct en- Anglais, aux proprietaircs du les,
qui sc trouve acuclemcnt sur les wharfs ct sur les
Lcvee en- face dc cette Municipali,e, davoir r.n-
levers au default do quot, le dit Wharfnger est re
qris d'avor D 10 vcndre dams les cinq jours qui
suvront, de payer les fruis ct den porter 10 surplus
aux mains du Tresorier do cette Municipalite au
bo"ehce do ceux qui il appartendra.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-26
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Resolu quo tous les Objects actuollement au depot
do cctte MunicipatG pres do Ia Levee, sly trouvant
en- contravention aux ordonnances seront vendus
Il rencan.
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NJ. Fl. e. J. DEVEREUX,

No. 26, TtHApITouLAs STREET,
NJ ANUFACT!rnRS Of Tin, Copper und Shee,
Iron Ware, Ii. T.. store, and offer for safe, Stills
~ Worms, Sugar Kettles, Ladies', &c.
Also, on i,und, Russia sheet, Cast Iron and Rrnss
tttes Parour and Cooking Stoves, for burning who'd
ofoa' and OF the latest and most approved patterns.
srass railing and Stair rods Of any shupe or patterns
Pfs or CUTTERS may find to their advantage 10 cali
ans examine the same.
tofs covered with Tin, Copper or Zinc in any part
OF !e city,. On the most reasonable terms. F'
An' on hand, general assortment of Jupanned ware
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AFFAlREs DU. CoNsEIL.
sEcoNDE MUNIC1pALITE.
seance du Msrdi ler Oc,obre, 1889

Resolu quo le Voycr est ct dsmeuro requis
dc fournir aux Commissairos. d. ID .Caisse genes
rale d'Amortiesement, tous renseignemens que
demanderont lesdits Commissaires Reinforcement aux
recamations do Ia dite CAsso d Amortissement,
pour reimbursement do pavagc, fat anteriruro.
mcnt au premier Mai, 1896, dams les l,mites d.
cctlo Municipalite. -
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=. CLEARANCES. 81
=. Ship Arabrlla, Rogers Havre, i II Guile
. Schr Fred Arnst, Hughe., Franklin Master
Tow boa. Mohcnn lIeation from the Not, East Pas,
ships and n" nrs T 70 me p, S
Olive Branch and schr Wave Lcft The the morning
Shin .tantine Windsor, from Liverpool 5,h Sept to IL
Ship Charleston, Eldrse, e5 days from Boston, to A
Merreu ~ "
Steam packet Colombia. windle, from Galveston, to Smith
Brig Oliver Branch Watts, days FIN Thomas,on to m, 8.
Brig Tom Payne Robinson, is days from Toma..ou to
master -
Sehr Wave, Johnson from Galveston lO.h Instant, in ballast
Steamer Robl Morris. Green, fin Alexandria
steamer Bunke, Hill, Powell I'm Vicksburr
Steamer Shakespeare, Hoffman fin, vicksburs
EXPORTS
HAvRE. Per ship Arahe.a. Cargo 1906 ale cot,ou
FRANKLIN. Por schr Fred Ainst. III ballast
THoMAsTes: Per brig Olive Hranch Cargo 1000 casks
lime and I!"a' feet lumber. tie order
...:...,..:p Per brig Tom Payne. cu,go lcoo casks
lime and few sPsrs to ina ter NN'"'
GALsEsros. Fer schr Wave. Cargo in ballast,
GALVESTON: per steamer Columbia. In Lalias,
ship Constantine. Cargo 4is sucks salt
. BosToN. Per ship Charleston. Cargo assorted nercla.
d'zc to sundry oonsenees
AIsxandsPsr steamer Rob. ,ioris-Carso ,e bales co,
ton White " ~, CO. -. 4 leysrs 30 " Flower
c. eosq peoiss IS Feytuu. ASss%hy e.
Ri W,n. Z CO. 4JE p'aaehs 4 CO ~
,o EsI 81 Lambeth ( yao%r;e. 8.
,.sse g.st"s S"'S rrs"h"
;,s s. Is Ri n q Wses
eJGood~i'' sFriero Dso ! G le" w. - ~ 'e''
yieksb",e Per steamer Bunker Hin Cargo $40 ba,.s of
seon bnrke watt nni co. ID Franklin and Henderson, I3
AhO DICK, I'D Lambeth pson Il, snrer
ksnna aud Wright. 44AM Wa lace "a and Deuni,ton"
.o md Pollard sMs'rasa Pearson ,Nd zs n
NuseD. Turp" aud WITT Merrc J.nuiny aud co. Bowe
vsk.hsrs Pc, s,enmor Cargo 1871 bales cot
TON md I! Dsnns,o. 5oa Butk.rr and CO. l36
.nd Henderson "a audi Dick. 20 Tny"r and Gardiner ID
Lssa,sth and Tho,Tson3 Lxs specie sennet do md
s.."h and Voorhees,. s,unk ve;e.e Franklin a HEADER
sos. - 49, ~
Rsass s"s
and Ws;e.%sn iisnds.on* Gaiaes e~e Ga. ish,
s.sss"s 4 co L audi. Na,nrd
smith ;. voSrhse. s'os1mb, Richard co. Harky
ss s.s e' %ssss .x' %s. :Ss C whSs ss
and G II Wellington, Wheeler and Keith and |
H,,ae. ( Maxwell W D. L,ruc. II aid
arLilsed,u Ghnrbon"c,a and co. MADDEN
fgAN eri. and co, \ and Ii IoIIard |
TcaHor end Gridey. u aud " Amber. !
anu co. Stetson ind Avery, j. Dixon
saxeERs
81 s 9.ssst .n s. A!ss f Issy e e
- I isd,S j ii Ne.bi,t t'" Isiv,
wv ". f s'siss ! i I. lis,f $751;, :
rsNsS2t esds' Davis aud Johnston all ofN
na Hs. ssaS' tn"rphy Curry cham
Per .hp Fsussau, ae--Mrs l. IL, Savage. W SHINING n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-26

- Members Of Select aud Com,non Council " '
On arriving at Saniersons Hotel, Mr.. John r. Kane
introduced the Mayor to the President. The introduce
ton being over, the Mayor thus addressed Mr.. Van
Buren,:
Mr.. sien:-On behalf Of the corporation of Phil.
adalphia, welcome to city. and assure yo, it
affords me much qualification to discharge the duty del
eguted to me.
We vel come You. sir the Chief Magistrate Of the
nation, who seeks TO minge with his fellow citizens,
without reference TO those political distinctions which
too often interrupt friendly Intercourse.
DESTROYS to facilitate the object of yoar visit shall
do power to- aid you in free nterc with
your fellow citizens, without parade or ceremony,
which, we think. would be repugnan you, as it would
| be inconsistent with n,r duty.
You will nutI am sIc, think less of our wei come
because it is rendered without ostena,io,l.
In sincerity, sir, we again bid you welcome.
TO which the President replied:
Mr. Mnyor:-l regret that official business, calling
me- nperavey to the sea, of goseremrn, tomorrow
Will deprive me of the pleasure Of accepting kind
offer. You do justice in believing that ny pleasure
would not he enhanced by any parade ceremony
BE peased to accept for yourself, Mr.. Mayor and the
gentlemen associated with you, my thanks for the ev
denGes OF kindness which md they have exhibited
The Mayor then introduced the Recorder and the
Presidents of Councils, ard the latter then introduced
the members of their respective chambers We noticed
in the room Governor Porter, Ex-Governor Wolf Hon.
John Sergeant and great amber of other ctz ms.
The President will leave the city this morning, nj
eight O'clock He visited the several places Of unise.
| ment last evening.
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CoaStwlse,
FOR NEW lORk-ReguIar puckct.
(lrlanns IN, ,i Ipn,I-.,,

TON INT.V T0TNN-NtgN1Hr FnCkpt,
Orleans Line of Packets.
10 sail on Saturday The I2th inst
The elegant fast smiling uckct Ship OC.
TIN MUiGEE, }. Burncs, nmSte, will ositively
e.zE sail rs above having her entire cargo engaged
FOR passage only, having elegant accommodations, up
ply to -
olo A. COHEN, 90 Common st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-26

TlsT received. and for sala, arge snd general as
- pr'ment Of Japanncd ware, such ~ Bank boxes
Tea cunisters, Lamps, &c.
oo6 % .rcha";,.'IH'
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

RtsoIu que toutcs les pcr.unncs oni no So con-
formcront pas aux precGdentes dispositions gu uui
rcfuscront do SO conforner aux directions donntcs
par 10 Voye1, 10 VIVA finger on aucun autre ,csdi,s
Conm'ssiires, ssront sujettcs n une nmcn.lo dc
Slo Jusqu' $40 par chaqnc contraventon, au
beneilce Do celtic Munic'palila. ct de plus seront
vcnir. "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-26

by the steam packet Columbia, arrived yesterday, we
have Galveston papers to the 18Th inst.
From the Morning Star, we learn two fac,s the frat
that the population Of Galveston numbers more than
three thousand, and that, with much wealth. there il no
place OF public worship. The Galvsstonians have a
theatre, however, and this proves thai if they are not
tanatcnl, they at least cultivate The fine arts
Houston and Galveston have been visited bv the
yellow fever.
The public officers were busy engaged in fitting I'M
their Offices i'll Austin, the seat Of government which
is stated to be rapidly improving. Three new ,poc;ous
hotels are being erected besides many private buildings
Board is at two dollars per day.
The following extracts sew the scarcity and high
price ofprovisions.
High Priccs-The merchants and others of the
Northern and Western states who notice thu re-,
ports OF the state of the markets with view Of
seelectlng from among them some one in which
tney can secure the greatest profits upon thar
venture, upon seeing the following rates for thu
neccssares OF life in this city, will BIO induced To
direct their course hero to their own advantage md
our relief.
Our market is now literally draincd-thcre is
hothlhg IKE competition, and consequently prices
havc become eAorbitant, as will appear below
Step into provision store and enquire for Aonr
eacon' sugar, coffee, or indeed any thing else and
tho reply is We have just sold the last to n gen.
tleman going TO AUSTIN
Flour is scarce and selling at S75 so pcr bar.
rel Pork per Dbl. $50; Beef $40 50; Cornmeal
st 8; Sweet Potatoes So 8. Irish do. none
Corn Ia the shuck ST. per 100 ears; by the suck,
none Coffee per h. so a GO cts; Sugar AZ a SO
cls.: Butter, in market. 81 25 so; in frkiu,
none Eggs, per doz. 81 50 90; Chickens,
per doz $40 l8; Lard, per ID. G. IS cts; Mo,
lasses, per gal. 81 50 2 90.
1t will be recolec:cd these prces arc in our cur
rency.-HOuston Telegraph.
The Houston people have made draf, on US
similar to that made by the Aus,nians on them.
and we arc now on the threshold of famine. The
editor of the Morning Star gives the fremont
House credit for being lolerably supplied from
Houston VIC dare say3 We return from market
before daylight, with empty baskets. suck our
paws all day, and then 60 to bed in the dark TOR
want of candles and oil. While Mcssrs Niles and
Babcock, of the Houston House Hotel, sit down
to their beef steaks, roast pigs and terrpins, and
Haywoods table groans under the weight of fish,
flesh and fowl, fresh butter, eggs and vegetables
our publicans and sinners Mildly find where's
withal to make plain, substantial dinner.
Galrestonian.
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ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:

ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
The will the same hours as in the week d.v
sWta o'clock m. when Locomotive will leave Currolton
svsy hour until O'clock PM and New Orleans eve, hour
aatl 9 o'clock PM. M ~
aext1 Horse Car be obtained before 70 o'clock NJ
y paying dollars for tue Trip. After 70 O'Clock p A.
10 dollars will he charged. ''
Psrso.s going by the Steam Car provide
WIN Tickets as the conductor positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof II
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r oUIsIANA Observation-Disclosures

OUElANA DRAGOONS---A
- squairon will assemble on Sunday next, 9Th in
stan at 6p'clock NJ, on horseback. for dill
Dress gid accouirement.- Unform withnut epau.
eltes, whe rantaIoons saddle cloth without por,man
ean, and swords and pistols. '"''
The DRAGONS will lake care To have their n;so,, !,
prime order Ms they will be used, ~ VIC III
The members of tho squadron are wurned 4, h ,,
tua the ines for on.nppearance in he snlnrr.J
q. by order of The Co mnrier,
-. CHAS. ECkHARDT.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Rcsolu que le Whar6ngsr est requis de donner
avis c'.dessus mentionnes, pendant dix jours dams
deux Gazottes, en- Erancais ct en- Anrlais. uour
etrc vondus l'oncan, do payer toutcs les d6penses
que celia occasionnera, den depose. Ia balance du
Produ't dams los mains du 'Tresorer de cctte NUM-
epalite, au profit de csux h qui Il appartendra
Signe
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JOSHUA BALDWIN. Recorder

kcsou que Reinforcement dc Ia torre do Ia Batture,
en- face de cette Municipalhe, no 50 fcra quo par
dos bancs reguliers commencsr du pied du point
10 plus Proche dc Ia ligne marginalo do leau, en-
rsnontant vers rextremitG ex,Grieure du rebord de
Ia Levee. atm do former entablcmcnt uniformc
dcpus do Ia Levee jusqu'au fleuve; 10 tous sur
Ia surveillance des Commlssairss de la Bat,ure,
9u' aglront d'aPres les directions donnecs par le
VOyer conformement aux ordonndnccs
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5TEHC
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Reso!u que quatro vingt ct uno pas,rcs 25-lOO.
seroni pages James +. Boyd & Gle pour tuyaux
f"nrnis pour LAYER les rues, Iaqucllo sonmo icv,a
ttre pay6e sur l'ordre du Marie
Signc
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
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CAS- LIGHT AND BANKING COMPANY

GAS DEPARTMENT, October 2lst 1899
( ,OiE COAI-The price of Coke has been fixed
- 70 the ensuing season. fifty cents per barrel. in
'he ia Works yard and, taken in quantities Of one
hundre' barrels. will be delivered freq Of cnrtags,
Gs uperorty OF the Coke for fuel, being easy of
should hduce every family to make use of ii.
Goal will be furnished usual regular cr,soers
Odertreceived al the Gas G. ffice, Bank Alley,
Oh W WELLS, Secretary,
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Leave the head Of Jackson 6! o'clock AM Canal
suest O'clock halfpast o'clock they commence 70
easH oo'e ends every hall hour until st o'clock NJ exccpt
Ing that instead of leaving Canal O'Clock The Cur
will lcave there ut O'clock Pm.
Particularly requested that gentlemen will not mt
their feet the cushions smoke in the cars when aics
are present.. gr g, " ~ N
Once New Orleans & CarroIlton
Il Rail Road Company, s
~ October 22d, 1890. JOHN UAMpSOS
- Chief Engineer n. Q. & c. L. C.
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TOWAR's RnnEs,,r,

VNOL ET-The end story Of, House No. 4s Cnmn
Il street; possession given on The lst November, |,
can be- divided and Will make large and desirable
counting rooms. Applyat
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Two RENT-A dwelling house, No 68 Tcbaniloulos
L street. Apply 10 II BONNABtl,'
% =. cor Iohnpit0ulas d Nstchez sis
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SECOND. MUNICIPALITY NOTICES,


WAS brought to the police prison Of the ID NUM-
w cipality,a negro girl named SAHRA, about 10
years Of age; says she belongs 10 AIR Hunt.
The Ct said slave will please call prove prom
erty, pay charges, and take her away.
- HI HARPER, sri. e.
ol2 s.. WI. Captnin ofthe Watch.
l. u ee amen6 a Ia geole dc Ia Socondo NUM-
Il lite ube jeune negres d'envron IL ans, ho,n-
NEE SAHRA, Gle dit appartenir M.Hunt.
lie proprie: aro dc Ia dito escnvo est prtG do ve
mir Ia reclamer en- prouvant sa propri6te ct On pa
yant les frais. II. HARPER,
- oct Capitaine dc Ia Gadc.et
N OrlCE-Tie undersigned, having been duly APP
pointed by the Honorable the Parish Court in and
for the Parish and City Of New OIlenns Commissioners
10 estimate ind the damage and expense open
ing ani continuing ST. Thomas street in straight line
from Suzeilc 10 Annunclnon streer, have nude their
estimate and assessnen and hive deposited true copy
thereof together with the plan in the Office of the Clerk
Of said Court, for the inspection Of al whom 1t may
concern. tr- 90 - =
And public notice is hereby gvcn that said estimate
and assessment, will be presented said Court con-
hrinniion Wednesday the Goth November, l39, md
all persons interested Improperly situated ST Thomas
street or its vicinity, hereby notified TO nuke their
objections any they have, TO said estimate ard assess
ment on or before The ninth day Of November neAt.
Willinm l.. llodge,)
J. b. Gcn0is, Commissioners.
i3lo William +. Hepp }
Nc" Orleans, Oct. Bili 1880 49,
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