True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-18
ARclIlE KATHS. GIMP STREET.

yUyifIS truly splendid ostabsm: nt is constant
L ~ open-xhsre hot, cold, tspi. or shower baths
tut eau add to their enjoyment or their usefulness.
rsts invalid seeking eaith or to the traveller needing
psst bath is at the greatest luxury and ire most
o,xtaiu restorative while the Of mankind have the
Testimony of the faculty for past thai there are no
such cerain Of preserving health as frequent and
regular bathing: -,
cleanliness and space where abundance of light and
air add hsir natural cnoynens to those artificial luxu
rics which here combined to render the baths conn
plete. - :. -
The ARCADE BATHS next door to the Amcr-
oan Theatre, and aaj'in the new "Baznar Arcade
Leaking to the ST. Charles theare-one square from
tho sroat Exchange Hotel, and have attached to them
the first restaurant i'll the country
NIB. During The EaH nnl niuter moths, tie baths
null be Kept ready for rislers erery dy fran noon m
I'll o'ckock M, and fran u IN The epentng; nM
the aaiition Of being open on Sundays from sunrise
antH3 o'clock IN.
" Bath tickets to be had at tue Saloon in Camp
nt tho entrance to The Baths. SO
NANCY STORE.-'Fhs Subscribers respectfully
T. inform their friends AMI customers g.nsrliy' that
sasv ara now and will be receiving from the North their
Pail supplies; also from France The latter place will
furnis, th,m viii! splendid variety of Pertumery,
Fancy articles sc. among which will be found Paris
Coosn.in round bottles, ola superior flavor. Their
sb,stha, beaA prncur, article of very snpe-
rsr quality aud their orders invariably urge improve
n,ens both in kind and pattern.
PERrsMEnY--Wil consist of choice selections from
ia. mandatory Of n s. PrcntiSs, from Paris, London
and China.
DISSATISFACTION the bestmannf;,ctorics-'lso Frcnch
and English among The latter superior Tooth brushes
FAScY PocKEr BooKs.-Undcr this head Will he
sund splendid variety Of ladies' and gcntlcmen's
Pocket Docks, Note Card, Needle and Inrea. Gases.
FANCY SrocKs, SUspENDERs, &c.-Of the latest
pattern and of superior quality, consisting OF PLAIN and
figured satin, bontazinc, velvet and cloth Stocks linen
Scse% plain and fancy with , ana weseIt 1iiei
market called "Washngton Suspendcrs; also, Gum
Elastic Worsted and Cotton-net do with and without
rollers Pantaloon Straps, with wire springs and great
variety of gcntlemcns made expressly for the re
tail trade, by A. l.. Vanhorn 4 Son, of Philadelphia
CoMBs.-A general & complete assortment OF Combs,
from their n'nnuiactory Also, English and French
P.AYIyG CARDs-Frsm the manufactory of Hum
phreys, Bartlett and Ford; French and German do;
blank Cards. &c. &c.
Il = The abnvc are but portion of the articles re-
caycd which, in addition to their former stock, will be
sold low for cash. Or Sly nscsp 1 aNr ~ c,mr
CtGAR, SPERM CANDLES, Nc.-2OO Boxes
= White Havana Sugar, $50 ditto New Bedford
perm Can Hes $50 ditto Nantucket ditto ditto Casks
aun,on Zinc, Pipes IA Half Pipes and &c Quarter
y Sicily yo nsefif Wask e &
TENNER'S MAP OF LOUISIANA, &c. &c
A New MAP OF LOUISIANA, with its canals, roads
IN and distances from place to place, along the stage
and steamboat routes, by H. S. Teninr.
MIrcHELL's Map OF THE UNITED STATES, showing
the principal Turnpike and cemnon roads, on which are
given tie dissnces in miles from place to another;
also the courses of tho canals and rail rouds through
cut the country, carefully compiled from the best
thorities-publishcd by $. Augustus Mitchell.
; MIrcHELL's TRAvEnLER's GUIDE THROUGH THE
boat and canal routcs &c. just received and for sale by
WIN NI'kEAN,
n23 Corner of Camp & Common SITS
NTATE OF LOUISIANA-To all whom these pre-
y sents may concern Greeting. Know We, that
whereas, Francois Melicout Benvenua resident OF the
parish Of st Bernard, has applied to me, Octave s
Rousseau, ecio Clerk Of the court Of Probatcs, in
and fer the parish of st Bernard for mention or adver
iscment in conformity TO the Of the Legsla re OF
he State entitled "An act for the further assuran of
titles Of purchasers at Judicial sales, approved on the
10Th March, 1884, Notice is hereby given to all VIII
may concern that by virtue and pursuant to an
~eadcred by the honorable the Court of Prebates, in al
for the parish of St Bernard, bearing date Decenbe'
14t 1885, in the matter of the succession Of Antonio
Bienvenu fills. granted on the petition Of Francois Nell
court Bienvenu.
1, the undersigned acting asex oiico auctioncer did
On the 9th day of January, 1886, at Hcwlctts Ex.
change in the city OF New Orleans, expose for public
sale by auction the property hereinafter described and
adjudicatcd tothe aforesaid Francois Meconrt Bienre
nu, he being the last and highest bidder for the price of
seventy-sevcn thousand dollars, viz:
Description Of property as siren IN the judicial con-
ls Sugar plantation With all the buildings and i'm
rrevcments therann situated in the parish Of st Bcr
nard the Bayou Bcouf at about six miles from
the river Mississippi, measuring eighteen arpcns and
81 toises front both sides of the Bayou Boeufs,
with depth of forty nrpent. on both sides of said
Bayou bounded on the upper nc and OIL both sides
e said Bayou by the properly of tbs Rsman Catholic
Inns also on both sides of said Bayou by the plantation
of Mr. & N A,iard
ID. Another tract of land situated in said parish be-
the property of the Roman Catholic Church of
he Parish of st Bernard and the property of Mrs
Snan Paz, having 2S toiscs and three feet front both
ants on both sides of said Bayou.
Sd. Another portion of land situated OH the north part
Of said BAYOU, between the plantation of MIR Pierre
Jorda, and that of Mr. Jean Soils having Two toses ami
feet front said Bayou, with d:pth Of forty
penis.
4th. Another portion of land situated the south
ra,t Of tho said Bayou between the plantation of the
said Pierre Jorda aud that of said Jean Soils having
enc teisc trent on said Bayou with depth of forty ar
penis.
All tho CATTLE horses animals, and all the movable
property appertnining to said plantation.
And also the SO following slaves:
Moses 4s years, Martin % years. Big Bob 80 years,
3y Jackson 80 years; Bufon % years. Hector IS yrs
IS years. Little Bob e5 years; I've IS years. Toby 80
years. Little Samcdi Is years, Isaac II years; Will do do
Tom do do, BounaPare Is years, Little Sam IL years,
men years, Mary 20 years, Siyia Rckson IS years,
Silvia Jackson 30 do with her child l2 mos old Mary
30 do Abigail Is do Amelia a5 do, Jenny so do, Grace
months and the other Of months, Dolly 20 years, Su
IS years. and her two children, of years g.
the other Of months Rose As years. Julie 90 years &
her child Regis years. Judith 80 years, and her child
unoa is years. Nancy so years. Crosse 60 years. Lore
do do, Clee IS years. Marie 70 years; Maria 30 years.
her child Marie Louise years. Betty GO years, Kety
10 years, Little Rose 10 years. Peggy Is years.
Conditions OF salc.-The purchaser shall assume ts
obligation to pay the following sums to witt:
The sum Of S35970 to the Bank of Louisiana, on the
18th April, 1886.
Tha sum of 1880 to Mr. Button Ja,%s"n, en- the LIST
March, 1886; and tho of $I635O, on the LIST March,
1877.
The sum of $4,000 to MIR Macarty, on the Both of
January 1886.
And the balance at ono two, three and four years ere.
dit in endorsed to satisfaction, with special mort
gags until final payment.
Wherefore all persons vino can set up right title
claim in and the said plantation, of land and
slaves above described consequence of any nfornatv
in the order. decree, Judgment before rcced and Uni
der which the sale nade rrcg ularity iltc
zalitv in the appraisements advertisements in time or
sser are hereby cited and aamonshcd TO show cause
within thirty DAYS from the first publication of this mo-
aton in the public papers, why the sale so made as
aforesaid, should not be confirmed and homoogatetl
agreeably to the prayer Of the purchaser.
Witness my hand and seal of Office, this day of |
me- 1875 the 9th year of the independence OF the
: ''''0'> '>'''~ OCTAVE ROUSSEAU,
iea Judge ex oAicio clerk.
y JEKUhF4UF & ONAS's realise on UesiIi.
~ ien &C n. az ,Trsntise the Art of Dcsti,.s
lion; compromising in mctliodits order, the most re
aud exact theoretical nn pa tical instructions fer
preparing spruous liquors corn, potatoes, beet
,oafs and ether fuyinaccous aad sugars vegetables
which are also tho whole of reecation in which is
treated the mature 0fessential oils. as the
Influential causes ef the and lavours of spirits
al oil the most discoveries and improvements in
lat art the french OF Duhrunfaut, Ny John Shcri-
sd niziiIinrss