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Cry, Wednesday Evening. June S.
we hear, IN eood authority, that the Red River LOT
o. cntt'ns mentinued yes'eruy, 1900 hngs nearly,
changed hanis before the reret Of the Inst intell'-
Esnce ifon, Liverp.l. ro-My, verv few sales were
en.ceda'd they, FIR the purpose of completing some
shm n' going NJ disposition il evinced TO touch
The market is now pretty fairly divided into two mr.
nes the NHlie. short crop faction the anti Noiie
Or low prcs party. ALI the spectators belong to- the
former. The arrival of ~unlry accounts Of sale from
L.verpn! by the las: ships New York has made sew
sraa ot this class Of purchasers iouk
losses are made this early day, the future will be
iran: h with serious t-ont!es.
u ia atruth that ought to be disguised that the
Rrsat mass OF the cotton gone forward this season ms
heen bought on pledges Of the bills oflang and il IS
likewise truth that ought be- known that the prac
sice in Europe s.wh two or three exception, to sell
the produce in han Ia when the bills against becomes
due. The contrary Of this system ruined the three
great American Houses in England at the Ia crisis,
and hence the obsnacy manifested by consignees to
protect themselves rrse facts will enable tojudge
how Tar the spectators Of the past will realize
thar hopes Every day is convincing that the boast
~ having takeithe TRUMP cards nut Of certain we'll
knswn 6nanciers hands is likely To turn out favor
ably. 49,
Tue bona fde purcla sers of cotton will he able to
hold up on falling rket and towards August, they
will doubtless clear III mseves.
We have no chnnae To note in other descriptions o
produce. Money il stationary. .-
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Our Table. advice to Young Gentleman is one
Of the most sensible books Of the kind we have seen for
long time. 1t is not merely compend Of Chester,
field, but he the result of serious reflection on
men and manners. To young just entering life,
this would be valuable pade mccain. Horace Yer.
non, or Fashionable Life novel after the most modern
fashion, it is "sood hour waser for those who have
time I" waste hours. We have road it through with
some interest. Its style pare. md the incidents arc
such might be looked for in detail of fashionable,
life in I.ond IN. To protested novel readers, i, will
prove treat. It mi tire<omc. Robin Day bv Or,
Bird. In day or two opinion Of this tale. Thu.
doctor is bold manly and vigorous writer and it is BY
such men MS Smms, Pnniding Irving, Bird, Bryant and
few others that literature is to be built IN on a
firm foundation. The Doctor has never ye, disapponr
ed us, and we do not fear the result row. These works
are for sale by Johns g. our literary Mercury
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Gen. Macomb and the L0uisinninn-The Louisia-
MAN of yesterday pomugates very strange doctrine
in relation to the late treaty of peace with the Semi
noles by Gen. Macnmb. The article preiends to he
sort of answer to the of the Wing jour
nails, in throwing the blame and shame of this treaty
upon the government a' Washington. To our surprise
the L",isanian saws Ave arc sure TINT President
Van Buren, and the Secretary ofWar are entirely igno-
rant of this nct which ill doubtless subject its author
in ury before court martial" Thus is, tina,
the journals pay of the administration are from day to
day employed in vying little army and its have
officers, evidently by orders, with view to utterly de.
stro. sreru'aton in the eyes Of the people. This at
tempt othc L"usidnian throw the blame of the ,reo
ty upon Zen. Mncomb, und the insinuaun that he will
be brought up before court of enquiry are only fresh
proofs Of the es gus of Mr. Van 'uren in regard to the
army. No man, in his senses, can for a momen, doubt
but that Gen. Maconh had special orders 10 effect
treaty of peace " h the Scmino!es. He has obeyed.
but after this sem-oical hint of the Lousianian. we
should not he surprised to G n. Macomb unde, 60
the same ordeal which the gallant Scott was subiect
ed. Mr.. Van Buren, has for the reputation
of brave soldiers.
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SYNl)lC'S SALE.
BY BACH L. CALHOUN.

BY BACH T. CALHOUN.
WILL be sold on Wednesday,, July 3, 1889, at 70
" o'clock, at the City Exchange in ST Louis st.
between Royal and Chartres streets, by order Of Anho-
ny kasch, Esq. Syndic Of the creditors Of Nessrs
Eg'rt"n y Wbray. Tor the account aud at the risk of
Mes-rs Edward York, George y. Ogden and $ ogden,
WHO have failed to comply with the terms ola sale Vi
property hereinafter described, made to them the
path January, 1889.
Eleven lots oil ground. situated IN Faubnurg Saulet,
ID Municipality Of New Orieunr, in the square bounded
by Co pytanee, CalIiope aud Nayaes Streets as per
plan which will be exhibited at the time Of sale, viz:
Lot No. l, measuring 90 feet, inches from, on Pry-
tanee street, by lsO feet in depth, and front Clio
street.
Lots No. 4, s. $40, and 10, measure each 90
feet front on Prytanes stree, by l20 feet deep.
Lot No. II, measuring 20 feet inches from, on Pry
lance street, by 100 feet in dcpt and front Caope
street.
The above lots will be sold separately with the priv
lege Of an alley in the rear Of the width Of Is feet
Terms Of sale-$l3JO cash each LOT balance 6
ie aud "a months credit for approved endorsed notes
with mortgage until final payment.
june ! 3tljl7i 3jv
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PAR BACH Il CALHOUN.

IL SERA VENDU Mercrcdi le 3 Juliet. 1889,
! midi, a Ia Nouvellc Bourse, rue st. Louis
DEUX LOTS DE TERRE
stuGs Carroton, designs dapr6s I'm plan tire
par Louis Bringior, Arponteur gen6rale, los dts
lots ct G.. L'ilet E content &c lots nunl6rot6s
de 26 esquols ont les mesurent suivants
Nos. l, 2, g. 4, S, 6, 7, g. Q, 10, mcsurant
chacan 80 pieds do face la rue Macarty sur !05
picds .le profondeur, 10 lot, formant rcncoig>
nure des rues Macarty ct ADAM ct lie lot 10
for "ant Fence gnure des rucs Macarty ct Burde.
No. II, 10, 10, trois lots mcsnrnnt chacun 800
picds do face la rue Burd.t snr $50 dc proton~
deur.
Nos. ID, Is, l6, II, ls, 10, 90, 81, 90, %,
dix lots mcsurant chacun 30 pieds do taco Ia rue
do Commerce sur los do profondour, 10 no. Ia
iormant Fcncoignure des do Commerce ct
Adam.
Nos. "a, 25, 26, rncsurant chacun 30 peds do
face a la rue Adam sur $50 do profondcur.
l. ilet G contenant 26 lots numcrotGs de &c,
lcsquels ont les measures snivnnts:
Nos. l, 9, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 9 g. 10 mcsurant
chacun 30 pi:ds dc face Ia rue do Commerce sur
los do profondeur, 10 lot no. tormant I'cncoig-
nurc aes rues do Commerce ct Washington.
Nos. ii, ~, Is mcsurant chacun 0 pleds de
face a Ia rue Washington sur so de protondeur.
Nos, ID. Is, l6, II, Is. 10, 90, 81, %. 90,
dix lots mesursnt chacun 81 pieds do face la rue
Pearl sur lis dc proondeur, 10 no, IA formant
l'encoignure des Pear ct Washington, Ct lie no.
% joignant roncoignure des rucs Pearl ct Bur.
Diet.
Nos. 81, IS, Is, 3 lots mesurant chacun 80
pieds do face la Burdct sur $50 de prsfon n
deur ct le tout me>ure Americana. il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-06

EAq"enee. The Vcksburg Daily Wing gives the
following eloquent extract from speech ola candidate
for military office in mississippi 1t good to be
lost for it exhibits the true feeling of monocrat.
"Gcntemen if the great architect ofhe universe were
to design Turning man brave, chivalrous and patriotic
ard noble hrared he would have to mould him after The
exao form Of Andrew Jackson cx>presden of the Uni
ted states of Anerica.-The character which apo
Van Buren, president of the United States And then,
genilemen yes, then Alexander G. McNu,t rise
up like meteor, to i|lumne and dazzle nil behoding
eyes with the brlliancy of his talents and the spe nor
hnused myself will only add that if you will elect
me, will follow in the footsteps ofhose iustrous pre-.
decessors."
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ARRIVALS.

- ARRIVALS.
Tow boat Mohcnn, lIeton, from F. pass having towed
brig vo the cty arque Clarion
hra Tom PANE. LEFT the har tho 4th inst. Nothing in
nsrqus Clarion Young days from Hnvana to Gronng
big Tom Paine. % day. from Boston, to George Bed
.ssram-r Alaeamiau, Philips, fin Monroe
eesAer Washington Strock. I'm l.afnurchc
eteamer Semaphore. Clarke, FIN iiaton Rouge
Steamer Pehin Speak from bayou Terre Eonne
EXPORTS.
MARsEtLLEs Per Comet Cargo n NJ slate. 50 bales
cotton 81, hhds tobacco
HAvANA.Pers chr Geneva Careo $40 Ills Aonr sal kegs
.gp51 and q hnfbs lard
NATANORAS. Per Cargo 10 BIS -four 1913
seears sundry small lots hroon,s. hardware
wi"e. ,dials' ciaret' brandies glassware, aud
PROVIDENCE Per sch Minerva. Cargo 5000 bushels of
CHARLESTON. Per schr Carrheau-Cargo l4o lids and
casks bacon 100 bis -four l02 his pork $40 kegs
and & Ills lard. i0bxs and shoes IA terces
sugar Senses dry goods hlf pipes wine and l
hid and ! cask liquor
MoDILE Per sch Swan. Cargo so bis pork, 100 do
10 his bacon $40 coils ropc
ha~d~ure groceries, provisions, glassware. f
IMPORTS
HAVANA Per baque Clarion Cargo hxs sugar 66n
coffee lots scsars and sweet meats. to suudry
BOSTON Per Tom Paine. Cargo paving stones
and assorted n'ec claudise J MinturR, George
- bedford and order
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
rerrs Bonnie. Per Pekn Cargo 90 hds sugar
Lambeth Thompson Is Beune Ferrdays ca, 29j bis
EnOlassas to ditto
Menroe-Per ALBANIAN. Cargo bales
bnx order
Lnfourrhs steamer Washington .C.,go 10 lids
hsa p II Galway Is hts suea, aud 81 bales w
Re ntt i6 bales York; % do amhrth Thompson
= BIS m"Ias>es Vennard: rs BIS moasses Buns aud
<2pnssenge,s
CONSIGNEES
dronnr co, Cnculn LHpeyre co. II Gosling, Lcpnse
br eU, Eondaron + co and order
PASSENGERS
Per harqae Clarion Mrs saeanma Mr. DOT Lady Steel
and Lady Messrs Saldanna. aga Sheppard Babua, and
GNmnrt in. Cameron aud Carrare
Per Aaham,a,-Mrs Bradley. nr Kntch. Mcssrs Woods,
Trnm family Felnno, Scott Vaumuluw How Monlhem
Harrison, " iitiums Ainswnth
Per steamer en,aphorr-NI Iadlnw, ladies and Mr.
Wsiham. Wood, Snyder, taVt Sneing
MEMORANDA
Tho river Is still on the rise
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They are looking up in Mississippi. 1t il estimated
that every person in thai state has least tco suits
his back!-N. U. True Amer.
That's scurvy pun of yours friend Gibson. We
know some people however, who have even more than
tno suits, and who make shabby appearance lot
wi'hstandng.- Nchsburg Wig.
Very sorry to hear that such people be found in
the hospable and elegant town of Vicksburg friend Nc
Cardle,
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City Work House. Or. Plough very modestly
claims the ideas setforth in the Bee Of Tuesday upon
the subject ola city work house as his property. Why,
Docto', Doctor,-how can you BIZ avarcious, so
generous? Will you not allo's other great men, as
well yourself to be capable Of originating ideas
magnificent ideas, strange ideas, benevolent ideas II
would have been charitable in you refer the Bees
article on this subject to wonderful coincidence of
thought. In all ages there great men who think
alike. Be more charitable, Doctor. Let others
for themselves never dying me in originating
for the henet ofhe human family in New Orleans
as we'll the renowned author of the City Of the
Dead ~ and the universal washing tub"
But seriously, what is all this noise about city
work house Because the prison is full of persons
placed there to await their trials for various misdemea
nors because migrants there confined and because
they have nothing to do, "to make timer lay heavy
tleir hands," this benevolent idea Of city work
house has all at once hurst upon Would it not be
well enough for the susgcsers Of improvements in our
laws and customs, to make them elves Intimately
acquainted with the statutes Of Louisiana By the
laws they stand, when is condemned tola-
Dor for stated PERIOD he assent to Baton Rouge where
we have penitentiary. As to making prisoners for
offences work before their trials are had should be
pleased to know where the power to pass such law ID
to be found in constitution In regard to vagrnnts
the law enacs that they shall be confined, but says
nothing about their working. II the Bee wishes to
see law passed erecting n tread-ln, or city work
house, where certain offences may be expiated by
short term Of labor where vagrans may be punished
by being made TO work, that is another question worthy
Of consideration and reflection, and shall ndvoca I,
the measure are fully convinced oits proprie,y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-06

Alexandria. As late juno l-Thea,rcal seoson
over,-prepnrations making for company next No
venber,-the parish support theatre for months
the Nydia boat built for the Bayou Boeuf trade is on
her sa,ion-parish and Probate Courts in sesson-sea
son lleathy-wnnt of rail great complunt,-corn and
cotton sufierng,-worse off on Bayou Boeuf-no rain
for wee. Pine woods becoming great place of re-
sori-and the town becoming "hanquet hall deserted
So says our friend Moore OF the Red River Wing.
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Vente do Syudic.
PAR BAGlJ e. CALHOUN.

PAR BACH e. CALHOUN.
l. SERA VENDU 10 Mercred 10 3 Juliet pro-
L chain midi, a Ia Nouvcllo Bourse rue St,
Louis entro les Roya!c Of Char ros, par rordre
de Mr.. Anthony Rasch, Sindic des crGanciers DO
Mcssrs. Egerton at Wibray pour Ie compte OF aux
risqucs de Mcssiehrs Edouard Yoke, George B.
Ogden and J. c. Ogde" qni ont mnnques aux
tcrmes presents par la vente pour les propr6tes CT
drssons designets leur adjugeos 10 81 Janvier,
1889.
ONE LOTS DE TERRE
si,uGs dams 10 faulaurE Saulot Ode Municpalit6 do
Ia N'le Orleans dams Nilet s,ue entire les rucs
Clio Prytan6e, Cal;iopc, ct Nayaie, d'apres un
plan qul &c expose moment de Ia vontc,
Savor:
Lo Lot No. l. mesurant 80 picds pouccs do
face la ruo Prytanoo par 100 picds do proiondeur
dc face Ia rue Clio.
lie, lots Nos. 2. ;, 4, S, 6, 7, 8. $40 mcsu-
rant cAacun 90 piods de'face Ia rue Prytan6o par
l2O peds Dc profoudeur.
LIE lot No. IL. mesurant 20 picds pouces dc
face Ia rue Prytanee par 100 pieds do prcfondeur
ct faco a Ia rue Calllopc.
Les susdi,s lots soront vendus sepnrGment avcc
10 privilege dune alice dc Is pieds dc largcur.
Les termcs dc vcntc ront $500 compliant pour
chaque lot, ct 10 balance 6, H. l8 OF "a mois do
credit billots endosses satisfaction, hypo-
theque jusqu' parfait Placement
BY BACH 4 CALHOUN.
WILL be sold on Wednesday, Sd July, 1892 at -
CiOCk, al tne SNy tAcnahet IN 81 LOUIS sUtet
Two Squares of Gronnd,
Designated on plan drawn by Louis Bringier, sur
veyor general spares E and G. Square 4 contains
26 lots, numbered from to &c, which measure fol
i lows:
Nos |. 345 ,6,7,8, 9,1O-1O lots measuring each
80 feet front Mucarty street, by los feet in depth; lot
No forming the corner of hlacur,y and Adam streets
and lot No 10 Turning the corner Of Nacarty and Bur-
| Diet streets.
Nus l2, 13-3lots, measuring each 300 feet front
on Burdet street by $50 feet in depth.
Nnsld 1nt.
ur'ng each 81 feet front on Commercial street, by ll5
feet in depth No ii forming The of Commercial
and Burde Streets and No % forming the corner OF
Commercial and Adams streets.
Nos 24 Is, 2f-3 lots, measuring each 30 feet from,
Adams street by $50 in depth.
Square c contains 26 lots, numbered from to &c
| whcI, measure az foows -
Nos -, 3, 7,8,9, 100 lots, measuring each
30 feet front Commercial street, by i05 feet in depth
lot No forming the corner Of Commercial and Bna',e
streets, and No 10 forming the Of Commercial Il
| Washington streets.
i Nos u, 49, 1873 lots, measuring each 30 feet front or
| Washing ton staeet, by $50 feet in depth.
Nos IA. l5 IL, ", 49, 10, 90, ~ % 23O lots meas
depth lot No ID forming the OF Pearl and Wash
nglon streets, and No % joining the corner Of Pear
and Burde streets.
Nos a. rs, 2G-3 lots, measuring each 80 feet from
on Bnrdet street, by $50 feet in depth; all American
measure.
june 81 ljl7j&3jy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-06

The Van Bun enites Of R"pides. We learn from the
Red River Wing, TINT the Van Bnrentes of Rapdes
susan very promptly the Republican, their organ in Al.
exandra, bur they have thrust forward as responsible
edilors who fit for the peniIentary than
for place assigned them. The principal V. Buren,
write for the paper with these for their shield
hut Muore of the Wing, holds the grent bru,es respon-
stle for what they put into the mouths OF puppies"
That's right, friend Wing, unmask the hypocri,es.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-06

Congress Of Paaama.-We perceive, BY the Globe
that the design ofholdng Congress of representatives
from the American republics at Punamn, has not been
abandoned by the South American governments. Now
ofwhat use such Congressbe. Mexico, Gua'imaa,
and all the mis.named republics Of South America,
have shown themselves be utterly unfit for selfgov-
ernments. How can representatives from such people
harmonize with delegates from the United States and
from Texas They know not what national liberty is
When elevated TO an office by the people, they cannot
distinguish between the duties Of that office and abso
lutte power. Constitutional liberty is still problem to
all Mexicans and South Americans. We therefore
look upon the project ola Congress- at Panama a
wild scheme, only capable Of being suggested by the
ssmi-harbarians to the South Of u.s. under vague idea
of benefits to be derived from it. Let the descendants
Of the Spaniards in those quarters Of the continen,
learn frs, how he freeet them learn the first lesson
Of freedom, federation in religious mattars,-,hen We
| may talk to them of Congresses at Panama,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-06

HealM Of The City.-Durng the month of May, we
learn from The official report of the Charity Hospital
that 332 persons admitted laborng under various
diseases. Out Of the number only AZ died, Of which
expired under delirium ,remens, and of cons.np-
ton. The health of families was never known to be
better. So far the present month promises to be a
ealthfu one
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ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
the cars Will leave Mt the hours the week days
until O'clock NJ when will leave Cnrolton
every hour. until s O'Clock, l.. NJ.
FOR tue accommodation Of persons visiting Cnrolton the
O'Clock car aud VIII" may wish remain there until
o'clock the cut TINT has heretofore et 0ciock
will remain until ~ o'clock, ety allowing them one hour
TO enjoy the pleasant walks Of most beautiful Gar
dens in the United States
Persons going by the Locomotive provide themselves
with Tickets the conuttr has positive directions no, to
receive money in lieu thereof
TIE JACKSON AND LACOURsE sTREETCARS
Leave The head Of Jackson street O'CLOCK A. NJ, Canal
street at u oc"ok and hourly Al. o'clock they will
commence 10 leave each aud every hall hour. until u O'clock
r. from jackson street, and o'clock from Canal street.
excepting ut u o'clock +. NJ. from Canal street.
pa ticu ary requested that gentlemen will put
Their cct upon the cushions smoke in the When ues
are present..
Office New Orleans and Carroton Rail Road Company,
May LIST, 1850 JOHN HAMPSON,
may IL ChiefEng. N. o 4 C Il n
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The Kind conduct Of our President. We assure the et
tor Of The New York Courier and Enquirer that We DO
"pace due estimate the anti abolition professions
OF Mr. Van Buren," thatt people # the Souh look
| at his acts, not his words.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-06

Mr.. -Legea.-Mr. Van Buren, very rudely dismissed
MIR. DE VIII from the Guatimaa embassy on the plea
that he intended to discontinue that mission. And
when Mr.. De WHIT Kills himself in consequence of
this harsh reatinen the President fiery abo.
onist, W. Lege as confidential agent Of the govern.
men 10 bring to close treaty that Mr.. De Wit was
ged in when he recalled. This is a samp!c Of
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-06

Memphis. Dates 3lst Nav large new warehouse
blown down, loss 3o'o dollars river ring rapidly from
the Missouri; money market worse and worse large n-
Aux OF Mississippi post notes; drink called Lion,
all III, rage, &c. &c.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-06

Hons Barbiere. This artist, 70 we'll known to our
citizens, is teaching dancing at The Brandon Mnera
Springs.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-06

The Pilots Fate.-Mr. Grue,zinger killed by The
poson Of The Buckeye, the Oldest pilot living on
tho Ohio waters. Ho was a valuabl. citizen and held
in high esteem in Louisville.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-06

Gen. Houston. The hero Of ST. Jacinto was at COL
umbus, Miss, few days since. He as received witt,
open arms by his Tennessee friends there residing.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-06

Deaths. Major McNiell, Dr.. SiIns Brown Col. Phil.
ip Dixon, and Major c. Hill, all distinguished citi-
zens of Mississippi have died within the last days.
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JOHN GIBSON,
Secretary.

To sail on Thursday evening the 9Th inst
III The A last sailing ship LA GRANGE,
GFM Captain Marshall will sni rs above. For
sAE. freight Of 60 bales cotton or COO sacks corn, T.
passage for cabin passengers, having superior
modo'ons, apply board opposite the Orleans upper
press, g, to GALE,
Ii OF Common NJ
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.Natchitoches As late as 25th MAY, heat oppressive,
Thermometer S5degrees, river low company of am
ateur T'e,pians PLAYING. Crops look fair, &c.
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DAINTS., OILS a. VARNISHES-5OO kegs Nos
L and White Lead; $40 Canister Crome Green
Paint, ground in oil Black do; Iinseed OH Sperm do
Putty; 50 hr-. Whiting; C"pal and Japanned varnish
For sale by :. LOCKE Il Co.
May.8 aFrunt Leves
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NTAr DE Ia LOUISIANE-Cour de Paroissc
IL pour la parnisse Vile de la Nouvelle OrlGal,s-
Present Ihunural,e Charles Muuran, Jug-.
Mai tIh 1889,

ia
IL pour la paroiss. ct Vile de la Nouvelle Orta,s-
Present I'hunurable Charles Muura,n, Jug-.
Mai ii'h 1889.
e., nation de Il. W. Bolts, Esq. uvocat pour Fin.
snvale ct Ell mon,run me crr.ur qu Sc ,rnuya, dams
rano"ce derner pour assr'nb'r les crtancers ct EN-
consequence de Get erre"r ''nsScn'nhIcen pms cue
hcu-l est "rlonne par IN I"ur' q" "ie aSsenhlce
nouvel'e aura l'e au nafoan de thppr iacose' Esq.
noiaire' en- saned' ID Jh' 1857 qland ct gu on va
de'neer sur les na,res dn pe'l'"nn're ct pre"re en-
cons'ernf'on les mue'es c"nenues dams la Petition.
Exua" d'l requirement,
huIeau ao "fe'te Ia Nonselie ,r'cnns, MAJ ~ 'oi9
NIL II ARNAND PIrpr, GretTer.
NTATE OF IDUISIANA.-Farish Court Tor the
- Parish aud City of New O,Ieans-iresent the
Honorable Charles Nuurain, Judge.
Nav 1i,h, 1889.
No. li,774. NJ. Du Hose va. his Creditors.
On motion Of Geo. W. Bolts, Eso ofcounsc4 for the
insoven and upon showing to the .our, thu, on error
has crept in the notice calling for meeting Of creditors
in this case and tina; consequently sud meeting cannot
take place. 1t ordere. bv The court that new meet.
Ing take place ut the Office Of Philippe acose, Es
notary public, on Saturday the 18th day of June 1885,
then and the re 10 deliberate on the afrs OF The rron-
err and take into consideration the matters set forth in
his petition.
Extract from the minutes-Clerk's Office, New Or
leans Nav Ia, 1889.
NAV II :t ARMAND PITOT, Clerk.
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