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Genera Jackson has written to friend in Na,chcz
to say that 'e will be at Memphis the I'd January
OH his way to New Orlean. to Re present at the cell.
bration Of the 9Th. The locofocos will give him such
. reception their admiration rf the INN shall dictate
bu. at the time. hope that those who are Oh the
fence will moi be bar boozcd by the circumstance and
he driven back INTO the ranks ct The faithful again. ia
wings, and moderate say rene Ler that tn.
hero Of Now O.lcnn has ,ranprd under foo, the fair
harvest Of our national prosperity, and carried out the
doctrine that, TO the "victor belong the .poi." Re.
member too. that the old General las destroyed tI.
independence Of tho United States Seralr, and is TIN,
aather Of all the evils under Which the country now
labnrs.
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Now IL your Time, Gentlemen,

No less than trenty eight printers lost their lives at
Fannn's massacre, in Texas. Printers ao always
among the first TO dip into affair where the liberties
VI their fellow men at stake. the yoke Of an %.
iressor needs to he brokcn-Eicnyune.
We clip the above max m from the New Orleans
Picaynnc, in order to call the attention of the printers
in thia city to nn act Of oppression that deserves their
s'ecinl notice. Or liberty is not only at STAKE, but
their liberties Theodore GailIad Hunt has, in the
spirit of persecution, placed upon our neck yoke
that needs to be boken, else he i'll place similar yokes
"on the -rks of every printer in this tuw:,. ,yran-
ncu' law exists upon the statute books of Louisiana,
making it puns liable for mnn to publish the truth
by two years imprisonment and $1,000 fine The ex
ecnon of anti republican law is now in The hands of a
man, who is capable of turning common inormcr and
OF putting down the liberty Of the press in this CITY.
This man, Theodore Gulord Hun, has nlre ,dy begun
this rusndc against the precious liberties of the citizen
and the press.
No editor printer il safe within the Limits &c hi,
Jurisdiction, unless he bows the knee to TIL, ty,ont.
What is t" he done? The Plea, une say $ ,h:-"Priu.
tiers are always the first to dip iato any n where the
liberties OF their fellow stnke, or the yhc of
an cypress needs to be broken" Now, them is your
tine, grneurn to dip into ,i. affair. Our liberty is
at stake. The yoke Of the oppressor is upon US.
Dip into this affair." Come TO nssis ancc and con.
tend f'r the immediate adjustment Of the Criminal
Lihr! Law by the Legislature. Lend hand and HELM
your fellow citizen. Make good your promises t. b.,
in the front rank Of resistance oppression II Won d,
not, turn will come next. We fought good fig
for your liberty last July, and nrc ready fight hun.
dred more, but do not suffer to go into the BATH.
alone. Franklin, before you, fought aeuns, this yer,
libel law, this odious restriction to mems libcrtie.
this foul eInannon of the Star Chamber and killed
dead in Pennsylvania. Its your time, nos, Penteme,
Of the Louis lima press and members OF the Tyrograph
ical Society to lend all your aid the extinction Of t
nlavsh law.
You see thu: is un instrument in the hands of III,
wicked to Cypress you all. On principle, We cal
upon you dip into this nffair Let us cease not on,
laors until the criminal libel law of Louisiana lie blot
ted from the statute book. The feelings Of all goot
men in the city will be W III us. We repea now is you
time, gcn,lenen!'
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nl8lo tbs newspapers printed in the U. SAFES were

CT these 10 wore duplicates: published before tho
Revolutions 5 daily: Ii twcell;: 80 semi wesky: @
printed in German: in French: in spansh l58 Re-
pull ca: l57 Federal, and the neu,er-Totai 1854
Population Of U. Suites aLou, millions. Annual issue
ofpape;s &c millions.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30

MIR. benjamin Levy, the proprietor of the New Or
leans Price Current, has leased the concern to Francis
Cook, aud his son Alexander Levy, who will carry on
this valuable Journal at the old stand, corner of Char
tres and Bicn,ir Streets Mr.. Black is still the editor
We loo upon this imper equal to the hes, London
Price Currents in all the essentials of mercantile in
fJrma lion,
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The sheet. If iron which cover the frn,nc are of heavy
quarter inch forged iron, from four to five inches broad
and of various lengths They lSp each other ungitu-
dinay, exactly the plank nf clinkcr built vessel
does, and are rvetted to the hncns and ribs firmly
Where the outings Of these pieces inlet strip Of the
sort of iron is laid in the direction Of the tu,tug
end', and rvetted to the longitudinal pieces either
side Of the outings. The keel is flat arch Of the
strongest possible form INFO which iron b. thrown.
The beams which the vessel are all of ir,n, rs
well as the iooring nate hes &c. Tic rndders iron
and water tight, so float The arms of the wheels
are I" be Of iron, aud will be put in her return. AT
present wood is us'' they could not wait for the
finishing Of the iron requisite.
Here are her dimensions:
Length Of keel, ld0 feet.
Length deck, l55 do
Breath of beam, 95 1 inches,
Depth of hold,
Extreme BREADTH 43
Diameter ofwhceI. a
Length Of s,rokc 8 3 IL.
Cylinders two, Is incl,as in di ,mcter.
Boilers 4-3a inches by 81 fret.
Burns &c cords in "a hours
Draught Of water light, % inches.
Tonnage, 1879 Custom House measure.
Height of cabin, II feet.
Length Of cabin, 1874
State Rooms, Sc
The hull was built at Pittsburgh by Robinson and
Minis, Mr.. Thompson Douglass, acting As foreman.
who is now one of the engineers. The engines we're
bull by the firm. I he cabin work is by Mel.
lengcr.
The spirited owners Of the Valley Forge are
Robinson & Minis,
X. Miller, Jr.
W. Baird,
r. Baldwin, Jr.
r. Baldwin.
Hcrofficcrs nre:-Capt T. Bnliw in, long known on
the river as one OF the most encrprsng masters upon
it, Clerk. Daes. Engincers-Ni. lIumil,on and
T. Douglass. Pil"ts-G. Frazier and A. St-phens.-
Agents in New Orlenns, J. Baldwin, 1928 Tchaptoulas
street. In Pittsburgh, Robinson 4 Minis in Cincin-
natl, S.rader T. German, and III Louisville r. Baldwin
co.
There is no bar on board. Tn, choicest liquors are
Kept and supplied by the bottle. She brought so pas.
down, and ere but two dissenting voices
to this arrangement.
Over the state the names Of the States,
Territories, New Orleans, Pittsburgh St. Louis, Gin
cinnati, Louisville and Nutclcz. This device is u happv
Tho Gn: Of the cabin is plain aud elegant. All
the ber,hs a'e upon Tuwnsend's patent. The rntrnnee
into the cahi" is from mdsnps, thnt the stoves at
either e'd make it very comfortable. In summer the
cnds OF the CABIN be thrown open and tho whole
he made as cool As room possibly can be.
The chnncys rise into one, that they present the
appearance Of the sides Of an inverted he art, From,
where the two join" one large pipe sscends. She is
supplied with Evans patent SAFETY valve.
The Valley Forge departs far Louisville next Thurs
day. We f'rso, TO say that the only part which is built
Of wood is the upper cabin. Every thing else is Of
iron and upon IRON
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The Brandon Bank has six millions of paper out
This is banking with vengeance. The money seized
by Gwin, some days since, it s said will be ree oyered
by 10 Wolf Smith.
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The election to supply the place Of Mr.. T. Dcarinr,
mriRher elect from Madison County, La. will take place
en- the first and second ofJanury. NJ, bearing died
the 18th instncf.
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WIG MEETING.

THE WINGS Of Now Orleans ara requested TO
meet at the rotunLa Of the St. Louis Exchange Sas
'urday next, Ath January, at o'clock r. NJ for the
purpose Of responding 10 the inaon Of the Wing
National Convention At Harrisburg. and to adop, pre-.
linnary meaaurea to insure the SUCCESS Of the Whig
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NEW ORLEANS AND CAkKOLLITIN RAIL
ROAD.
NOT4CE-Duriug tho Racer. the Cars will leave
IN foydsas street, for Carrol!ton every half hour,
commencing At 10 O'clock A. NJ. until o'cnsk +. VI.
Returning will leave arrui.ton every half hour COM
n,encng al o'clock, A. NJ. until clock +. N. aud
tl,en A. ualal.
N. +. AT half past IL O'Clock, r. NJ. extra
train u wiilirare Poydrns street, exclusively for
ladies and gentlemen accompanying them.
JOHN HAMPSON, Chief Engineer.
New Orlesrr. i,sc. 3D. 1899. ie4
n KKsIW ktIOf--Am. ami iierinada, just received
N and fos ~holesaie retail by
II BONSABEI.,
E3 cur,,er Natchex and Tchapi'onlas n
ANCETS-A complete assortment of Eoslisll,
IL fpench. Germnn ,nd American ianc-,s Tor hole.
,slr or retsilby HBoNsABE.,
f3 ~ Tcif poulns ST
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IMPORTS
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Louisvls Color Cargo Id. thae
i.ord Lo,ssnsy IS bale. cotton key. Ro'er, ia to
festmnn 60; Frieson Dale is5 b. apples. bis Of
A.r pork 5ea'k. hams 2ksss butter Williams Li"uIy
L"ui,vis. ..Per umsrnnd. Cargo Is pieces
.ers and b .,d Sloan hr $40 b. aou! buchanan; 1855
Kegs lard Il Field 100 p basRins $50 coils
Ssssns IS; re .ops Ogden souhrs,e H.
col. Warren 90 coil. rope BURKE. Wait 70
81 hale. cotton Fulton: 10 franklin a IIsndr.on
Pi,..,sre Per stesms, Valley Forge. fargo s9hl, Of
n.ld~n; y u. aorr IS .lskry 100 kegs hu,.sr Cosnoy
cider. aa4 b. aourJ M,6sd no Adam. whi,a; ~ b. Of
sundries to sundrics
vet.hu,s Par Princess. Cargo ia7 ba'c.
1homp,"n: 10. Keys, Rol'a,,. osw Heal: 80 Dick:
e: e., field Jenninss co: 10 Nus.". Tppin W' 10
" = Btown II MHrse & Snodgrass; 81 Hall; 20 N
t:oopsl; ~ Wurde Moau Is Goodwin. suha,t Ny.;
:M r....n.; co g M,1dS. pln GU q Hwy !:
49,. MsI,,a'x rs,.o" &C.. n"s
w 1aekasie; Capt Baldwin; 81 Sieho bagsing 40
Rsyau Sara For steamer iau. Cargo ne bale. co, on
Montgomery 81 ce; IS iamLe,h Thompson; Il Finley
4 36sm,h voorhee. - Ledoux; 10 al ell Hickey
Ws a'ss osssy p.s" "G i.wA. sI 10 "oa
"r Grdiry; y Burke Wan sco noIi. 'yrne co
2 ) ku.oa,;6 farmer
Tibsr. Cargo II h.s hardware
A-.ac,.dn G.iues 4Ohis mos.s-s plough, Foley:
b. a.ar ortea son.hg.,r pc " Brow" p:. fur.
n,isrs Lswrsner sbses.. iAman; bx' .ensou ham.
on board .
.,,.%,s John Linton. 100
ssaaas: s. s., 10 ri.s.his Z" 50 ~
Dick; csu,mack kasold 00J II lrve'ch; FoIIa, iri
aoea and Dssoes horse VIM Lambeth. 10 casks o.
4 Eouslhxate ~
Bsyou r.rs. steamer Ruekeys. Cargo 50 bns' Of
foan burke. W So Csdw ell Hickty;ae JArnour
10 4 Bi,ssdie; S ledoux CO; Reynolds. Byrne Coz
" fiav Fulton; 20 White
dEjes ~ ApadSiss
CONSIGNEES
Per brig Ass. >. Schmidt L Werner; W Messenger;
Jixssd Asesid, Leech; Beck Force; Thomas Hill
Heath; 4 + J Dcunisioun; w Pbrsn; RoLt burton
PASSENG Frs
Fer steamer Princess Nessrs kimiatl Fszsr kirkwo.,
Wslln.toa, Enikes, ShrGcr Bsh win.
Per steamer Forge Messrs Crawford Goodman, Frey
h,taey Rysns. stcsop Williams Easconl Jacoh,
mud Watson
MEMORANDA
rReport says that the river lie falling
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30

SULLY'S ORIGINAL PAINTING OF VICTORIA,
Queen of England.
VNH1s superb work Of art, with other paintings by
1 en,:nent artists, is now open for exhibition al
100 CHARITIES STREET,
From 10 to 4, ard TO in The evening.
Adnittance so cents-Tickets to he had at the hook
store Of Haswell Il Co, 40 Camp st W Mexican
Camp aud Common sts. Norman Steele Il Co. ii,
Camp st. Levy, chartres Il Isienve SITS. T. Johns
l. Go. opposite st Chures hotel, and a, tho door Of
exhibition. d2S
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FOR ATTARAPAS.

TVN n HNNT AS.
b ~SA THE steamer TOMOCHICHI,
&<Captun Gil et will depart on Tu-s
eEsaskSF Z.day morning, the 3'st instant, at IL
o'clock. Fo' freight passage apply on bsa~, oppo.
site the Custom House, or to
PETER LAIDLOW, 81 Camp At
The rate Of freight by this vessel has been fixed
follows, viz:
From Neo Orleans to The AttaA0pns.
On measurement goods per cubic foot, 20 cents.
Dry barrels q.
Wet do $ll other articles in proportion.
From An,knpas to Nesc Orleans.
Sugar per hog>htad s. 90
Cotton per male, . 90
The fire. ght Of goods shipped by this conveyance to
the Ankapss must be paid in New Orleans 6efre the
departure ofthe vessel the amount guaranteed by the
shipper to be paid on h'r return. This condition has
become Indispensable and it is required he inserted in
bont for the safe delivery Of goods orw arded BY her,
d3O
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mon. g 4 y. NJ a RK EFT.

$50 - q - - 8 8s ~ = - - - = = III; s
u fsCE 9AsKsisAs t,rFlcE, =. .. IS
N Sunday. i,sc. s9. 9 pm.
We an. inor,ned BY broker, ia whom eau place
e"nnde,'ce that Tho saixs Of cotton yeseray did not go
sbvs 1000 bales, pricce ii rnery quo,ed and tina,
INC inner qualities sustained sdsaaco u full ofa
Cent "n the transactions Of the week. According 10
Levy tho stock hand il ls U5 bags, agaus 74,i7l
AT ssaron. Prices an quoted thus b, that paper:
snissiiiss s sl-s, nsjda'an i;syy !,
Fs;r 81 ei r 6a-ei
1ood fair lo-lal Good fair
Good and fair liz Good and 6ne-s-
Tho arrivals yesterday and to day, from tho interior
rrsgr. but as yet ws do not xe, heavy imports Of
any ono article.
Hamilton in relation the Texan loan, will he goud
the friends Of the Republic. and the holders cf
government paper. The feature Of being Reasonable
at pleasure is good one, aud makes tho terms Of the
loan lers os,cs0us.
The diaraced state Of Mexico continues TO affect tho
prctluc, Of her nines. Until that country ia subjected
TO Anglo American rule, her mineral wealth can never
b reAtose to its former high standard Every day.
~hi- aisr present Stale, the produce Of the mines 10
oss and less Were il no, f.. the English aud American
paper OF token system thu commerce of tho world
woad sesl this great decreass in thu supply Of tho pro
cous metal. far sensbly, and yet thsre ara who
men would break up redeem-bIc paper money. They
knnw not what they ask fur.
The mail .sro again wanting. Mobile papars to Fri
day are besre Us, but they are barren Of nrwe The
western mills are in most disorde,y state. On the
OAnabe sunk in tho upper river, there is mail which
Mrhss contains Thousands of dollars hut at tho last
adsces from that boat there il was suffered to iis To.
q la n~n1,..
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with the riiss varying in length, aud the double an
slsd iron has this fnrm
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30

Tie Wings OF Mississippi insist with much justice,
that the ato invitation 10 General Jackson il rot
State atiair, but that it il a grind party move.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30

Mr.. Dufirlj, editor Of The Grand Guph Wing, was
knocked down few days ago, by the two Smiths hntcl
keeper<Sn that town. and shot al by ten and yet
he rose, drew hugo bowie and let ten feels its edge
right and left. II appea's that the Smiths are in
the NIong.
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OR LOUISVILLE AND ALI. TNTEKMEDIA:TF.
LANDINGS.

h ToA, The splendid iron steamer VAL
t1&-SLEY FORGE, Thos. Baldwin mas
Y. ter. is at the whaf opposite p,y
aras street. MI Si feamy 10 shv ss ea!Eb
January, at 10 o'clock, A. N. Her Ii. hit tranel, nj
will insure her arrival at the port Of des,"aon.
unless the Ohio should be closed BY ice. For srfsly.
comfort accommodation passengers, she uleGusi,,d
by any boat in the Western waters. -
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
80 JOHN BALDWIN, laS Teharitpulas $,
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Conner, the Greens, and Potter playing a, Louis
Vile.
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A hUa
F iSeeknan
} pFreret
Henry l.ocketi
II \ Billiard
W &C Claiborne
1; Yorke
A EavcIier
J + l)u CORY
'role,lano
'l'heo.lors Guyol
Monthly
I; Cruzat
G Mussicu
+ Furst
i.ncien Hermann
Alex lSullIlt
|. l. Fcrriere
4 W i'icho,
Jh Pile
JOHN NJ Bach
John Is Byrne
Sv,nuei Hermann
f Sheridan
Bunel Cornu
Frederick Buisson
A } Laneaux
W J Whiting
b benny
Benjamin Whitney
Vim AlcCawley
} T Whitney
wv Zackarie
PeterCer,reyir
HIS Buchncr
Wm Al I,sni
RobertIi ,IcNn;r
Carey Robinson
f n Parker
Geo Morgan
N Wilkinson
HLavercne.
&C Willia.ns
J l. FIurance
Joseph A Beard
Benjamin Levy
Francis Cook
l. Matthews
TG Hunt
Randall Hunt
JP Benjamin
jill A Frost
p 4 De BUYS
t;Uurel
A A peycl,uud
4 Dclpit
Fo;stnll
Benz Kendig
Aug i)elassvs
v Allnin
Z Tre"culet
A F. For<tall
4 Chatsgaier
A Labourdctte
James stewart
q A Frere'
q Mll'e :,
I :; sn;s . ~ i,.,
] W,isI,t'. s Al, Smith
Wm'i' Itepn
John Gibson
W q Snelhen
l. DC Wood
george n n hodgers
~, . a.so'
A + Cram.
George " BOYD
james knettlc
jacob OF
> Il Bullen
M II E'lesson
= :, " HsH ..
~ n"H Ha,"i,;e.
" {; FreeIand
James Is Briggs
Mortimer Turner,
E u furnrr,
q Dorsey y;
- len''ey
2 = ? n Ivy
I aR n,.II;-
NmIi Bnre,l;.
George r Bead.
S y Harris,
joint; d GRADY,
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: - : N NIi,sso '"'
4 rp;..Ira,,
Isaac Bridge,
AS Waterman,
CIV SulIy.aE
l. Feraud.
H vic.or h 1:,,
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o,Hse-s 1DMlcs.
FOpT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES

December %, 1890
etsam packet Now York, Wright, Gaive.ton
Ship Par,henon. Woodbury., Livorroo,
Ship RUSSELL Robins, iIavre T. II Gals
RFig Borodno, Mariner. Richmond, EABrdpe
Brig Unens, boush. Alexandria, wv Zacksrio 4 CO
sehElsina. Post. Mobile Master
Sch Sarah, sawyer: ramp, Bay DGold. NTH
Sch Fred Aruet. Hughes, Mat.gorda Aud
eiesmsr PonehArtrain, Miller. Mobile Master
ARRIVALS
December IS. 1882
eisamer Tomochiehi. Gil!et, fin Auakxpss
Steamer volsn.. Good {" Cincinnati mn,
Steamer Swallow. Andrews. FIN wreck Of O.nube
sresmer Meteor Dnnnca. f'n st Louis
steamer Daniel Webster, Kelly, vickshurg
December 20. 1899
Tow boat Lion, Riddle from the South Wcs. Pass having
Proreeicd with ship Emily brig Horace and Watch
man; her tow reu,n ned t. tho city with baquc Runadson
brig Astronomie and sch Rio G, aud
Tow boat Mohcan Hoon fin W pass having procc cdrd
To- roe With bsr1ne Tampa and brig Octavia
Ann E.nt'ne Rosario brig Sea Bird and sch
Steam Tow hos. rorpoi,e Davis from tho Passes having
Eawin and aud b. Co'ns aud onry Clay Loft
'l's h.r on The ssth On. Ono shin j" oai":.
Fris As,, onoms, susei. s. days from Nar.eles
Rn k Ann. Johnson. 50 day. I'm Liverpool
Spanish Drignnnc Rosario March fm Iavrc. to F Tic.
Rrie Sea eird Dennis. 10 days fin $. Thomas
Brig Edw" F.zee'ald, days f" Galveston
Rs Eacrprize. D.uxter; s days FIN GA ve.on
seh Kite ''ur,on, days FIN Charleston
Sch kon,i' (;sant, 3,iays fin Galveston
Sch Co inc Hitchcock. 4 day. I'm d;nvrston
Sch Henry Cisy, Parkinson fin At,aknpas
Sch Rio Grand. Hill, days, from Charleston, to Major
Wells
Steamer riinres.. Sanford, I'm Virksiurg
eteanler Valley Forge. baldwin. fin Pitsburs
Steamer Cumberland. Irwin. FIN Louisville
Steamer Colorado, Unde' wood, fm Louisville
Steamer brilliant, Hst, IN Bayou Sara
Steamer Buckeye. Jourdan. In, bayou Ssra /
Sinumer John Linton. Kimha at fun Na,rhoches
Steamer T,bef. lloyd fn P.lsburg
IMPORTS
cHtLA Per bark Ronaldsou 70 assorted
n,e,chsadixc *
MAssE'LLEs Per brig Asronomic Cargo assorted
merchandise
CHARLESTON. sch Rio Gaude. Cargo II slaves
50 . cotton .rf ~
Per sch Kite. Cargo e3i ,ierecs rico
10 order
LivxarooL Fer barb Ann ergo assorted merchant
disc to sundry consisnees
Havana Per brsautlSo Rosario. Cargo arrived be-
fore her in sch Ursua
sr THoAAs. ...PeI brig Sea bird. Cargo $3.50 bushels
sat TO order
GALVESTON. -. Per brig Edwin. Cargo $50 hides
............ .rar brig En'er prizs. In ballast
Per .eh komp.. No Cargo
Per sch Corino. Ca 70 81 hides
ArrAkArAs sch Henry Clay. Cargo sugar and
naoasses
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Luther Holmes.
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FALL MEET1NG-FIFrI DAY.
,,,,o Race TO- to come ne. of At atone: one o'sock)
Cuthbert, Built, Esqrs.
MONDAY, Decr' her 81, 1889. =
Proprietor's Purse $500 hen's, 3 be tin S.
Jno J. Miller enters CHI Cnrcula years old by Me-
doc, dam by Sump,rr-nrcss gree" and red.
A. L. Bingnman enters b. IT, lie Due, years old, by
Pacific, dam by Groy TuiI-r'ess green and vel
Alex. Porter enters b. Blu, knight, years old by
imp. Snmrcdon, dam by Tiscr-Drc-s
JnO. G. Bense enters oh. Lucy Fuller yenrs old
blue. n
Y. NJ Oliver enters J. e. Pcrrys b. r. by Ievia,hsn,
dam unknown-Dress green and ~hitc.
$50 YIN OLIVER, Proprieto,
WASHING TON Ball ROOM
ST. PHILIP STREET,
BETWEEN ROYAL BOURBON STREETS.
FTNflE MANAGER of the Washington Ball Eoem
respectfully informs his friends ard the public tia
III. above mentioned establishment " i'll open for tho,
season, on Monday evening" November 4,l, 1893, bya
GRAND DRESS AND MASQUERADE BALL,
and will CONSUME throughout the season every Monday
Wednesday and Saturday evening Of each week.
Ambulance for Gentlemen, y 90
New Orleans, Oct. Gath, 1889.
HOUSE TO RENT,
@vA comt"rt,bc two story dwelling house,
1pE sW near lanai street, tanning every convent.
lsEl4. ence for a small family-Ken, only 4t5 per
monih-Possrssion gwen in few days. Applv t.
DIS Doyle & May, 3 CurondeletM
&A TO RENT
ssEm Dwelling House 1879 Julia street
HTi&- Applyto
dll II CAMMACK Il Co.
47s-.A TO RENT.
1E:!m Dwelling House No. l39 Julia street, in thu
Is1M building Company Apply on the pre-
mises,o to II c CAMMACK 4 Co. d6
"A TO LET.
lM4a@m Two rooms on the second floor suitable 70
@zl=4. offices; apply on the premises, No. 81 Cam
street, at the Firen'e"s' Insurance Office. o22
A7~A TO RENT.
1EsEEU The three story brick store No. 81 New
I1lA&. I.evee street; possession given iun.ediu,cly
Apply to nl1 Tk HYDE& BROTHER
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= " ! i .LSs1 A0s
ENHE Following Institutions. Ctixcn's Bunk Of ou-
L isiana; Union Bank of I.onisnna; New Orirrvs
Canal and Bank ng Company W II receive special de-
pc its against certificates Of hundred dollars md
upwards, renan The credit Of the Dep.,s tnrs on
which certificates, the subscribers III deli, or Tickets
i, the Grand Real Estate Undergraduates. Arcade,
! Bishops Hotel, &c.
SCHMIDT l. HAMILTON
under the Verandah, OPP oSite l. johns Il Co,
az Stutioners hall
| BANKS ARCADE. CITY HOTEL &c
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pRepor. say. thu, tn. river i. falling
NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE
NEW ORLEANS AAD EAkKOLLION RAIL

The Of thu bark Ann became quite mu,ous darug
her voyage from Lvsrpooi Ibis and When in shs
Refused 70 do nny duty.