True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15
REMOVAL.


H. FlLLEY has removed from 76 Chartrcs street to
~ rs Canal, Royal and has received by late
arrivals, additions to the original stock, which
offered in quantities to suit purchasers.
Rich satins, plain and figured.
DC Gro de Paris, plain d fgd:
do Rep Silk. plain and egd ~
do Gauzes, paPns, H,rnnnies, &c:
Superior embroidered, Lace and open werk do do
do Thread, Mohair, Worsted and Cotton Hose
Stewards Paris made II s Gloves, blk, white s, ass'd
Silk and Net Gloves, blk white and assorted.
do dc and II Gloves long armed.
Alse-20 cases Ronncts consisting of
French Silk and Satin trimmed and untrnmed, Oricn-
tai Grecian Florence, Oval crown, and Tuscan Straws
&c &c. do Z. FILLEY, 76 Canal street.
PHILADELPHIA MIRROR
HNHE splendid patronage awarded 70 the Philade-
pha Saturday Courier, induces the editors TO
nence the publication, under the above title, of guar
to eagn OF their popular % d. So Long known as the
SCRlBERS. The feature recently introduced of
furnishing their readers with books Of the best lite
nature Of the day. having proved emnently success
full, the plan will he continued Six volumes Of the
LIBERATED writings of Captain Maryat and sixty five of
Mr. Brooks valuable Letters from Europe, have already
been published without interfering with its news and
miscellaneous reading The COurieris the largest aud
cheapest family ne tsaper ever issued in this country
containing articles in Literature, Science and Arts; In
ternnl lmpro sement Agrculture in short variety
Of topics usually introduced into public journal
Giving full accounts of sales, markets and news of the
latest dates.
Iii published at the low price of So. For this small
subscribers get valuable and entertaining NATTER
each week enough to 6ll book of 100 pages
and equal to So volumes year, and which estimated
to be read weekly, by at least two hundred thousand
people, scattered in all parts Of the country from Maine
| to Florida, and from the seaboard to the lakes.
Its mammoth dimensions enable its enterprisng pro-
prietors, Messrs WOODWARD & CLARKE, of Phiade-
phia, to re-pubish in its columns in the course of
year. several of the most interesting works that is
sue from the British press: which cannot fail to give to
it permanent interest, and render worthy opreser
walton. To meet the wsrs therefore, o. such Of their
subsc ribers desire have their numbers bound they
have determined on issuing edition of the Courier in
the quarto form, which will render it much
venient for reading when il is bound in volume, and
thus greatly enhance its value.
THE QUARTO EDITION.
| Under the title of the PHILADELPHIA MIRROR; will
commenc" with the publication of the Prize Tale, to
which awarded the prize of 500, written by Miss
Leslie, editor of the splendid Annual the Token, and
author of Pencil Sketches and other valuable conrbu-
poems, tales &C. offered in composition for the $500
premiums, will add value and interest the succeeding
numbers, which will also lie enriched by story from
Miss Sadgewick, author of Hope Leslie, The lnwoeds,
&C. whose talents have been so justly and extensively
appreciated, both at home and abroad.
This approved FAMILY NEWSPAPER is strictly
neutral in religious and political matters, and the un
compromising opponent ofquackery of every kind.
MAPS.
In addition all ofwhch the publishers intend fur
nishing their patrons with series of engraved Maps,
embracing the twenty-five States of the Unien, &c.
hbting the situation, SC. of rivers, towns, mountains,
lakes the seaboard internal improvements, display
ed in canals. rail roads, &C. with other interesting and
useful fcaurus, roads, distances, &c, forming com
pleto Atlas for general and information, handsome
ly executed, and each distinct map large guarto
sheet at an expense which nothing but the splendid
patronage which for six years past has been gener
| ously extended to them, could warrant
TERMS:
nj.
in its large form, at the same price as heretofore The
Philadelphia Mirror, being quaro edition of the Sa-
trday Courier with its increased attractions, and print
ed the best white fine paper, of the the
New ork Albion, will be put at precisely one ralfth
price OF that valuable journal viz Three Dollars per
annum payable in advance, (includns the Maps)
WOODWARD Il CLARKE,
j4 Philadelphia
HARROD g. QUARLES No "a Customhouse ST.,
IL Il offer for sale
10 pipes and 60 half pipes Bordeaux brandy entitled
ehanpasne brandy; pipes GIN 10 ar casks Marsees
Maas P, vine 80 % casks Sicily Masn 16o ha
brown Havana sugar; 1l2 bags Havana cosee 80 bags
St Domingo do; 50 ccroons Cuba robacco 10 ccroons
float indigo; SO sacks soft selled almonds; 200 bxs i'm
peral and gunpowder tea, 10 lbs enc 200 do do lbs
each, 20 chests pouchong tea, l00b No chocolate,
100 kegs black punt 25 bbs Cloves % bxs2 doz each
old Drawn and pale sherry wine; 80 bbls pale ale;
200 soils bale % boxes superior GaSen obae
hcrrings (new;) 80 bbs alwives, &c. &C. &c. J30
MACOMBS TACTICS FOR TIE MILITIA.
CONCISE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTIONS AND
" REGULATIONS for the Militia and Volunteers
of the United States compehendng the exercises and
movements of the Infantry Light Infantry, and Rifle
men, Cavalry and Artillery; together with the manner
of doing duty in Garrison and in Camp, and the forms of
parades reviews and inspections ablshed by au-
tory, for the government of the Regular Army. Pre-
pared and arranged by Brevet Captain Cooper aid de
Camp, and Assistant Adjutant General; under the
vision of Major General Alex. Macomb, commanding
the Army of the United States.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL TYPOGRAPHICAL, an p :
count of the habits of the Birds of the United States =!
America, accompanied by descriptions of the objects
represented in the Work entitled The Birds CT meri-
ca" and intcrspersed with deIineatons of .rican
scenery and manners; by John James Audal
Just received and for sale by
WIN ". JEAN,
J29 Corner of Camp an,. Common SITS.
NEW BooKs-TAe Lars of Etiquette, in one vo.
Sketches Of Switzerland, by s.c author of the Spy,
&c, &c, in two volumes.
Life and Designs of John 4 Marel, and an account
Of his detection, by Virgil Stewart
Received and for sale by
NEW WORKS.
XXTILL WArcu. From the autobiography of Bril-
w fish officer by the author OF Caycndisl,, etc. etc.
tAhi! null alro che panto al monde dura!
In three volumes. Also,
The DIsrn1cr ScuooL; or National Education. BY J.
Oville Taylor, Professor of Popular Education in the
Received by HUrCHKIss s. co,
Get IS 81 Chartrss ST
ANIMALS FOR 1886.
VVNIIE Teken and Atlantic Souvenir; Christmas and
New Years Present.
The GIFT; Christmas and New Years Present.
Edited by Miss Leslie.
Received and Tor sale bv
UOTCHkISS and Co,
oct7 "a Chartrcs street
GOAL TAR-Planters, Builders, ship and steam
I boat masters, now supply themselves with this
useful article 10 IL cents per gallon, by application
at the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
Tie many successful experiments Of the coal tar has
rendered il to those acquainted with its valuable pro-
perties Al, indispensable article for preservation OF fence
timber, wooden roofs, SSc mixed with sharp sand and
lime, it makes most excellent cement for the roots,
securing them from leakage. The extremely low price
at which it is fniscd should induce every planter,
sIpmastcr and builder to have constant supply.
u highly celebrated Wine, with leaden caps, warrants
cd in quality ii; least equal to any champagne mporGd i'll
the United States, just received by
sept IL a IL lNSKEEP. IS canal st
n IVES OF TIE NECROMANCERS, or, an ac-
4 4 count of the most eminent persons in successive
been imputed by others the exercise OF magical power:
by William Goodwin, author of Caleb Williams, &c.
LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH, by Northern
man, new edition, in volumes. Just received and for
sale Inv WIN NTkEAN,
noy27 Corner of Camp and Common SITS.
DHANDY, GIN s. RAISINS-A lot ola few hun
ID drcd boxes bunch rasins, few hafpipes of French
Brandy several pipes cfold superior Holland Gin and
fifty boxes sperm Candles all Of far g%2ii!y to pc sold
N. b. Iron and Copper-cash will be paid for lew
hundred tons of old Iron and Copper apply as above
jan2l
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