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OBOK AND JOB PRINTING,
And Hhank Booh ManutuctOry
FsNlE subscriber respectfully informs lis friends ald
and stationary store, extensive Printing Office and
Book Bndsry, and is ready to undertake the printing
Pamphlets, Cards, Blank Chn.ls,
Catalogues Legal .Iu,icrs, DtlS OF l.atliug
Labels, Bill Forms, bray Receipts,
Auction and Show Bills
Also the Binding of Books and manufacturing OF
Blank Books OF any size or description.
WM. McKEAN,
Corncrc Camp and Common SITS, opposite Richardson's
llac Bsh0p'S) Hotel. 3
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yBS!IE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, &c.-Thc
4 Language of Flowers illustrated by colon cd en-
cravings, ed edition.
The Moral of Flowers, illustrated by colorcd cngT-
Wings q! c,i,isn.
Flor;. and Tlr,in; or Gems Of Flowers and Poetry,
being an alphabetical arrangement of flowers, with APP
prolatc illustrations, embcllised it'll colorcd plates
by lady.
Flora's Interpreter; or, the American Book of Flew
crs and Sentiments, by Mrs Hall, 'il edition. i'm
proved
The Artist, or, YoHng Ladies' Instructor in oina-
lrvr,t,l Painting, Drawing, &e.
Just received aud for sulchy
WNl M'KEiN,
oc,12 corner of Camp and Conmo' sis,
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Plbhc .4eeou,ltants md Gcaerai Agency Office.
,EE AMILTON HALL having opened an lffice at No
Il Ia Exchange Place, for the transaction OF .bus
relative 10 Accounts, Collecting Debts, lransia
,ions; etc. will engage write up and keep tradcsnen
hooks, ethcrby the month"; year job, and is confident
from the experience he has had for many years past
in of the respectable houses that he can give
general satisfaction to those who may plhase to employ
him He pledges himself that all debts entrusted TO liIs
care, will receive his best attention; and from his know
ledge of and long residence in this city, he offers his SER
vices with the fullest confidence, at the same time he
will give security fer the faithful accounting of all re-
ccipls Trauslations and from the French and Spa
nish language he will likewise undertake to execute
With despatch and correctness.
lvear Nrn Orleans. October ! 1886.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, GENERAL AdEACf
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b.isNA tIaiti> i1oNl ..
THECk books on the following banks, viz: Mer-
" chants, Exchange and Banking Co.. Orleans,
Nee hanics and Traders, Louisiana, Louisiana State
Achanlayn, Canal and thanking Co., Commercial
Carrollon, Improvement Co., Gas, Citizens Union aud
City Banks; for salc by liOTCliklSS Il CO.
jan 10 2i, Charros
IIOrCIlklSS :. cos. COUNTING HOUSE
DIRECTORY, FOR 1857,
TUST published, containing list of all the Banks, Di
~ rectors, and Discount days. Insurance and other
Companies, Tariff of the rates Of charges adopted by
the Chamber fCommcrce, Auctonocrs arrsu al and de
pnrure of the mails, Foreign Consuls &c. Sc, pub
lisllcd and for sale by HOTCiiklSS %CO.
i3i u Cln,ircs 81.
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nR JONES' PATENT COTTON GIN, which has
~ been in successful operation for several days
600 Julia from 10 TO II o'clsck, and from
turday afternoon when It's operations will be clio cd.
Those DESTROYS Of seeing il in oreracn are respect
fully invited - attend, A2
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dSANAI.S and Raj. ROADS-NIapo OF the uoilcd
States, showing the principal travelling turnpike
aud common roads; which arc given the distances
in miles from one lac. another; also, the courses OF
he canals and raj, roads t'rom rhou the country, care
fully complied from the best aho lics, by Augustus
Mitchell, 1855. Just received and for sale by
WM M'kEAS,
oan corner camp and comncn SITS.
FENEXAS-A visit to Texas, being the Journal OF
u traveller through these parts most inter-
es,ing TO American travellers, with descriptions OF
scenery, etc, etc. ,
Political Constitution of the free state OF Coai'ila
aud Texas.
Map OF Texas, with parts of the adjoining s'"es
by S + Austin, cd. 1885.
A Map of Texas, hy David III Barr, ed. 1855.
A Map OF Texas, with the contiguous American and
Mexican 81 tes, by J II Lorins, publishes by l. Az
ges,us Mitchell, 1855.
Just received and for sale by WM. MckFA\
oct 20 cor camp and conn,Crsi,
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NEW WORKS.

NEW WORKS.
TENIiE NATURA!ISTS OWN BO0K-Compr-ing
h descriptions mI ut ,cnc anecdotes of Qundrup-
eds scientifically arranged according to the system of
CuyIcl by the author OF the ''ioung MINIS Own Book!
TIE NATURAL. HISTORY OF INSECTS-ln
two voumes-yol forming no. n OF the "FaniIy Ii
hrry".
A digest Of the LAW OF EvIDENcEIN CRIMINAL CASES
by Henry Roscar, Esq. with and references
American dacison AMI to the English common law and
ecclesiastical reports by George Shurswuod.
o. DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES OF the CHraT-hascd up
on the comparison 't their physical and general sgn
by W " Gerhard, N d.
PRINCIPLES OF PATHoLoGY, AND Practice OF
PHrslc-By John Macintosh, Nj d.. from the hast Lon
don edition " it'll notes and additions by Samuel Geo
Morton, NJ ID, in ) vols.
TIE AMERICAN QUARTERLY REVIEWING sc for
December 1888. Just received and for sale by
fig VIM MckEAN, corner Of Camp and Com. st.
RNURNlrURE-'rh su, scribcrs have received Ycr
n slip Shakspcar, the following splendid new malo-
gahy furniture, which they offer for sale on liberal
terms.
50 Mahogany Rocking chairs, plain aud carved with
hair cuth blue scarlet and purple plush scarlet velvet
and worSted damaSk seats T. Mahogany french parour
chains with damsk hair seat "a do dn do do plain II do
do to do crimson worscd damask, Is do Grecan do do
hair cloth, do French hurgcr chains Maroon Morocco
do uun chains pair couchcs, everett stand--.i of
New York make AMI perfectly new.
fl5 DUNBAR n Co. 50 Tchoupitouas st
GAS WORKS.
FgAVING on hnnl large quantity of Coke and Coal
Tar Ola srPEioR QUALITY, orders will be recev-
ell at the Gas ofe for the delivery of the snmc, either
in large OF small quantities. JAS II CALDWELL.
IL Chairman ';nm"ittce.
WRAXALL'.S MEMOIRS, &c.
HISTORICAL. Memoirs of hly Own Time, from
4 l772, 10 1891, by Sir n William WraNall, Bart.
The Posthumnus Papers of tho pickwiok Cluh con-
taiuiug f,ihnl record OF the rHramhnlations, per-
lis adventures and sporting transaction ofthc
e ding mr,Ahcrs, edited by Beg.
A Manuel of the diseases of the Eve, by Ltrll, r.
fabsi '''' : '~'' W. w " w BENZ LEVY,
A BARtikiN--For sale, first female cook and
"a genera! housc For sale low for cash.
For further particulars apply at Mrs SMl fii'SS6S
Royal ST. W
ENAlSTNS -46M bp.e> Coo. I.ong urand, dc,ct
. ius. litilG rHT hrir Reaper, frCm iiuiAsn, t"i
.:,3tq JrHAlEH < Go. II Poy4raz 4
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29
Il Il Nj D v A l..

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL. PAINTER,
So Camp ST. nearly Opposite the American Theatre
MON I'D T. H.. IT,
ESpECrFUiI.Y Informs his friends and the
public in general Il,a he executes all orders in the
above branches, in the hcst STYLE and on moderate
terms He will alao execute in like manner, all kinds
Of decorations in Oil and W,,,r Colurs for halls, en-
tries parlors and ba rooms &c. Ne; he will also n'i-
tate great variety OF Marbles and Woods, Military
Standards, S5n.
Lie hopes sixte, y.E of practice aud cxcrtios so
eIcccssyrly s stained viii; n,c,i, continuance of the
atronasc lie Ia, heretofore received fron his iicnds aud
hs whole community.
Paint Oil, Glass, Na,ni'',, Gold Leaf, Sc. Sc OF
eaaI for sale. Also, ready mycl coors for
Whitening, chalk aud dr., colurs. may IS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

VpRANDY, GIN Il RAISINS-A lot ola few hun
Id drcd boxes bunch raisns, few hafpipc$of French
Brandy several pipes old superior Holland Gin and
fifty boxes sperm Candles all of fair quality, to be sold
low to close concern. WNI BATfEf 81 old lcvec,
N. B Iron and CopRcr-caSll will be paid for few
ian 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

A JNsWODTIItS Lain and rnr,is, p.c,;o,orv
N Virgil Dephii, Valpy's Homer SchreyeIIi IcXi.
con- Bu,imanu,s Greek Grammar Noorc,s do Juyenul
Delphin Ovid Dclphini SaIlusti DeInhini, Anthon's
Sallust, Smart's Cicero, Greek Testancnts JacsI's
Greek Roudcr, Nirgilius, Ovlii, bcr Prmns, Adams
Latin Grammar, Wilson'S Sallust, Washinsnns Vita,
Bo'mars French Grammar CnGi's Spanish Grammar,
N"nmn''an Barretis Spanish and English Dictionary,
Grimsllaw's History of England
South AmeE'Sa,
France,
Blakes Natural Philosophy,
Natural History,
Gold$!nith's do
MS! Wa Geography,
N;alle Bruins 5, stcHl otdo,
Blakes do
Abrlgcment of d..
Smiths productive DO
Comly's do
Ingersolrs do
Lacroixs do
Coburn,s do
IIke's do
nonn do
if'
Mrs. l;ncoln'"d1
Blakcs 90
Scot LeSTeh5, o'Ies tnniho"n' Farley ree9sra-
l. OrSntor Whancy's Commend Of fIlisorys Wor
&c - Iiistary u chs,r,,s md (;rimshnw,. Dc finn
aries. and Webs,e,'s Srcl!iur Eook, McIntyrc on Ii
Globrs Farley y lst I'd and 81 Ro,k of Uistory-tor
sale Inv
III U6TCHkISS & Co "a Chartrcs ST.
o-----, I7,,i3,,Iu 7,,p,,s
| b,-nc, ,>cunI,, ~ ~ nE DIV
R1INELiN"9DN > i.unahh f III, 'le.os.: : Eo'e'
GIo. E Ta,nr,. , ~ a. snno
n.uo, ", tb;ldr,r
do Females
do System of Midwifery
do ESSAYS
l..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29
FOR NEW YORK.
HO,liSiana and Now York inc nf Pncket-\
IA; IN IA, HI

4.zfg 4zEg .AKN 1sIEN
T1VHE Ships composing this Iinc WI sai from New
Il Orleans and New York every other Monday,
commencing on the 25h April and to insure the
strictest puncality in their time of sailing the line will
hereafter consist of six ships, VIII
Ship iAZOO, Captain Eldrlge, to iraye mere 10Th
April.
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Robinson, to leave On
9th May.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Collins, to leave on
23d May.
Ship VICKsBURG, Captain Woodlne,,Sc, to leave on
9Th Juuc.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to leave on both
June.
Ship HUNTSVILLE Captain Palmer 10 leave OH
Sd July.
u The above ships are all new, of tho first class,
coppcrcd and copper fastened and upwards of 500 tons
bnrth:n, of light draugh of water being built in
New York expressly for the rade The price of pas
NJ on the most improved and convenient plan g. finished
in neat and elegant style. Ample of the first
quality, will be provided and every regard had to the
comfort and entire satisfaction of passengers who will
please take notice that berth can be secured until
paid for at the Office of the cunsignecs.
These packets commanded by captains well cx-
pcricnccd in the trade, who will give every attention and
exert themselves to accommodate. They will nj all
times be towcd up and down the Mississippi BY steam
boats and the strctcst punctnalty observed in the time
of sailing.
The of these ships will be responsible for
any letter parcel package, sent by put bed of
tcm unless regular bill of ladnS be signed therefor
ut the counting house of the agents owners. For
further particulars apply to
j. d. BEIN & A. COHEN,
tpr NJ, IA,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

A NNUALS FOR 1836.-IIoath's Picturesque Au-
n nuals for G6, with 25 splendid engrnvings BY the
best artists after drawings, by A. q. Nickers Esq.
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book for 1886 with
paetcal illustrations by l.. T.. l..
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir, Christmas and
New Years Present for 1886, edited by S. &. Goodrich
Thee Gift a Christmas and New Years Present. cdi-
ted miss Leslie.
Forget-Me- Not, Christmas, New Years and Birth
day Present for 1896, edited by Frederic Shohel.
The Friendships Offering, and Women's Wrcath II
Christmas and New Years Present for 1886.
The Religious Souvenir, Christmas, New Ycnr's
and birthday Present for 1885, edited by Chauncey Col
ton, ID. d.
The Juvenile Forgct-Mc- Not Christmas and New
Years Gift for 1886, edited by Mrs S. c. Hail.
The Pearl OF Affections Gift, Il Christmas and New
Years Present for 1886.
The Poelical Annual for 1886, being selections from
the English Poets from Chauccr to Bcntte.
The Infants Annual, OF Mothers Offering
The Youths Book ofthc Seasons
The Artist, Young Ladies' instructor in orna,ncn-
tai Painting drawing, &c. by B. +. Guntlce. -
Elements of Drawing Flower Painting in opaque and
transparent water coors. by f. f. Perkins.
Flora and ITALIA, Gems and Poetry, being en- al
phabeca arrangement of flowers, with uppriatc illus
'ro ;T and eolorcd Plates by lady,
Peter Parley's Almanac for 1886.
The American Almanac and repository Of useful
knowledge, fw the year 1886
The Nautical A nlaiac and astronomical Epleneris
f5r the year 1886.
The German Almanac for 1886
Justrcceivcd and for sale by
WM MKEAN,
corner of Camp and Common SITS.
NEW BOOKS.-Essay on the Rate of Wages, with
anexaminaton Of the causes Of the differences in
the condition Of the laboring population throughout the
world, by ii. c. Carey.
Clinton Bradshaw; or the Adventures Of Lawyer
in two vols.
The American Almanac and Expositor of Useful
knowledge, for the year 1886 For sale by
nov 81 lIOrClIkiSS & Co. "a Charities ST.
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REMOVAL.

NENIUV AL.
~ FlLLEY has removed from 76 Chartres street to
rs Canal, near Royal and has received by late
arrivals additions to the original stock, which are now
offered in quantities to suit purchasers.
Rlcl Satns plain and figured.
do do blk and colored.
do Gro de Paris, plain tigd.
90 do jet auiblue blk.
DO Rep Silk. plain and egd.
do Gauzes, Paplins, H,rnanies, &c.
Plain and knotted, China Cubourgh g. English Silk
Hose.
Superior embroidered, Lace and open work do do
J.. do Thread, Mohair, Worstcd and Cotton Hose.
Stewards Paris made H Gloves, blk. white & ass'd
Silk and Net Gloves, blk, white and assorted.
do do and II ) Gloves, Tong armed.
Also-2G cases Eonncts. consisting of
French Silk and Satin trimmed and untrimne l. Orcn-
tai Grecai Florence, Oval crown ard Tuscan Straws
Iurbans, Head Dresses, Wreaths, Feathers, Flowers
VIC. &c. d; y. FIILEY, &c Canal street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

IFE or WIN. CODBETT, &c.--Tho life of
I A WIN. Coblct dedicated TO his sons from the
c6nd London edition, in | vol.
Memoirs of the Life of the right memorable SirJamcs
Macintosh, edited by his son, Robert James Mockin
toSl, Esq. in2 vols.
i'hursion Tales, by the author of Tales of Novagrr
to the Arctic Ocean, in 2vos. Just received mud or
sale by WM MKEAN,
dec Is corner Of Camp uNl Common stS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29
NEW FURNITURE WARE HOUSE.

NRY GOODS-iO cases fancy colorcd domestic
~ prints; 10 bales Trenton improved tickucs; 10
bales Oxford Al tckings blue Pit<burg cords
heavy black carFeting landing from barlue 10
sephnc and for sale by Il c CASH Il Co,
M "A Cnlnn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

sss No subscriptions taken than six months
IA Letters mus, IN all r,s,.s he post aid.
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LATE PUB!lCATlONS.
rH,TiE Chinese general description Of the Empire of
4 China and its iihuhitnsts. BY John Francis Da-
Wis Esu. + II ), &c. In 2vos, being Nos. so ami
81 of IIarpcrs' Family Library.
Letters to Young Ladies, by Mrs l. ii Ssourney. New
edition, 1887.
rhe Pilgrims Progress. with Life Of John Bryan
Robcr; Seuthey, Esq, LID. Poet laureate, &c &c.
illustrated with 30 cuts, by Adams, after designs by
Chaps.an. Harvey and others. New edition, 1877 .
Just received and Tor sale by Mexican,
Corner of Cnmp & Common ia.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

DAlSTNS -203l bn1a> Coo. Lo,in- : Brand, dftrct
81, inrs.li'l1, rey hrir Reaper, from Ndlsu, t"f
E;l3iq JfHAlLG < Go. Il Puyiraz 4
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-29

M EW BOOkS-Iiorne'.'s Special -fnaionly, 2Nofs
! Y Memoirs Of Count Grammar, nv Anthony Iianr
ton. The Nan of Honor, and the Reclaimed
The Empress novel ~ G Bennett, author Of the
Albaniars, &c, just received 10y c Ii BANCROFT,
may 81 ii cam street
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-10-14
Ecom Ire Irmu and Nnru Chr

From The Army and Nary Chronicle.
The ARMy,-0HI correspondent, who writes upon
this subject, we do not believe governed nv spirit
OF captIousness or faut-fndmg, That general feeling
Of dissatisfaction prevails in the army apparent
have escaped the notice Of the indifferent observer
and the consequences may be traced to the present
duced number Of commissioned oficers-there not be-
ing this time single brevet second lieutenant lex
cep in the corps OF engneers where three years ago,
there from fifty 10 sixty The lies, think,
not in the Executive, but in the Legislative branch Of
the Government The increase Of the army, more
pecialy some of the staff departments, has been
peaedy urged upon Congress, but all efforts to obtain
Legislation have been uitiess The attaninents Of the
officers have been frequently put requsition, the
varons projects of internal improvement that the de-
mand has exceeded the supply, the ability OF the
vice to meet the calls upon it, The engineer, ,opogra-
phical, and ordnance corps, entirely limited
snperlntend the public works. without taking into
count the numerous pirate joint stock companies
fled to render The policy Of the Government for few
years past Of removing all the Indian tribes the
OF the Mississippi has distracted many army officers,
who have been appointed dIsburslng and emigratng
agents The Withdrawing of so many from their strictly
military duties has imposed upon the remainder
onerous labors, and larger share than would have
fallen TO their 10, under ordinary Hence
OF the leading of the dissatisfaction that has
existed Whether those causes shall be removed BY
increase OF the permanent force, the proba
bic exgencies Of the times, depends upon the pleasure
OF Congress and We do profess to be much OF
the prophecy what that body may decide be
the proper military establishment of the country
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-10-14

The Charleston Patriot endeavors to refute
of Georgia, in his speech of the 23d Septem-
Der. These are vain efforts and it will only
be necessary for the Patriot to refer to the
speech Of Mr.. King. to find his own state
ments and arguments as effectualy overturned,
as were those of the document, to which Mr.
Kings attention was directed. The Patriot
might have avoided the errors into which il
has fallen, by following the example of Mr..
r. in giving the ,rhole evidence, and not the
example Of others, by giving garfield faets,
and leaving the rest to conjecture. The Pa
triot gives the official returns of the "provin-
cial banks" and says, that is independent of
the increase In Ireland, and the Bank Of Eng
land and its branches" For the provincial
banks" Mr.. K. used the same official re-
did not perhaps fnd it convenient to give the
official returns, as M. X. did, of the Bank of
ENGLAND also II was more convenient, we
suppose, to leave this to conjecture. If the
fatrlOt n1U Stdleu inc Oh the
" Bank of England and its branches" instead
of the large Increase which it asks its
readers to conjecture. it would have found
decrease corresponding nearly with the in
crease in the provincial banks, and producing
the result stated By Mr.. X.
Where facts were stated in relation to the
currency of the two countries, Mr.. Il proved
the statements erroneous, by proofs and ar
guments perfectly overwhelming and unan-
swerable. And even where conjecfures were
made, he proved them groundless, By smeeping
array The only foundation upon which they could
rest
We apprehcnd the highest British au-
,horities" of the Patriot, arc such as were
used in the Senate by one or two gentlemen,
who endeavored to answer Mr.. X, but with
about as much success as the Patriot has done
it, They are probably the Edinburgh Re-
view, and the speeches of a few "great states
mau"-advocates Of the Bank Of Englsn3 in