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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17

yuy,IE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, &c-The
Language of Flowers illustrated by celoi cd en-
cravings, % edition.
The Moral of Flowers, illustrated ~ ce!orca cnSra-
wings, 81 edi,isn
Flora ant, lhaln,; or Gems of Flowers anil Poetry,
being an alphabetical arrangement OF flowers, with alp
poprate Illustrations embcllish, with coolcd plates,
by lady.
Flol's Interpreter; Or the American Book of Flew
ers and Sentiments, by Mrs Hall, third edition, I'M
proved. A..
The Artist, or, Young Ladies' Instructor in orn'-
mental rainting, Drawing, &c.
Just received and for sale by
WM M'KEAN,
octIo corcr of Camp.and Common SIS.
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DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETREAT.

DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETREAT.
rEyHE PASCAGOULA HOUSE is open for tho
Il reception of company. This delightful retreat IN
situated the west bank of the Pascagouia Bay at its
confluence with the Gull of Mexico. 1hs situation 10
te, ntcd and commands extensive view of Bay and
Lake, and is only separated from the Gulf by chain
Of stands, which lay fronting the Whole coast frsm 10
10 miles of.
The rroprieors feel thankful to the community for
the patronage of the past and would DO grateful
for of the the present, Every exertion on
their part will he made to render visitors comfortable.
Fis! mud oysters will be had in abundance and ev.ry
aclc OF food md luxury, which the country aords
will suFply the table. Connected with the establish
mcnt all the necessary apparatus for Barking; alse.
two Billiard Tables, ard Two Nine Pin Alleys
To those who fond of sporting, small game will
be found along the Shore und by going short distance
the Interior deer and o.r large animals can lie found
in abundance; and for those fond of the chase, Peck
| Of the best of Hounds are always NJ command.
The drinking is from the purest Spring, and ice
| always ut hand.
Any the Boats plying hetwcen this City and Mobile
will land passengers the Pier. The difficulty Of getting
from the Pier the house in small boats, particularly
for ladies md children has always been an objection 10
those visiting the establishment, is now obvincd, as tie
fsteamcr Alert plies twice week between this and Pas
cagoala and Will land her passengers immediately az
| the house. &. ~ NJ. J. McRAE.
n b. The Liquors OF the choicest kinds, having
hcen mostly importnd fnr tho rstnhshnew. Jog :
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MIA Nkt.iN- iAElRMAKY.--- public are re
spectiully Informed that this institution, erected on
Tie most approved plan, and in airy and most almi
,s.e situatiun in the auou,g Franklin upon the rail
road, one mile from the Mississippi.
The building is large and most commodisusy divided
into apartments for keeping separate different classes
and different diseases.
The institution is supplies, with the most skillGi ane
attentive male and female nurses, speaking the various
modern languages.
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen at from two
to five dollars per day, including attendance, etc.
Terms in the ordinary wards, doll r per day
Slaves also one dollar. Small lox in the ordinary wards
three dollars.
All capital surgical operations extra
The resident ply stefan is DIR. III. Lewis, to whom
appica ion for admission must be made, onto d.. o. A.
L,izcmbcrg, No. H. Rampant st. ly24
r ATE PUBLlCAIIONs-Ihe fjrolIlcrs, ,slc OF
the Fronle in Q vols.
The Wife aud Wemaus Reward, by Mrs Norton, in
2 vos.
Miriam Coffin, or the Whale Fisherman.
The Basl,tu l.isn,an, the Exile of Erin, in Q vols.
| A Narrative Of q Visit to the American Churches,
by Depualion from the Congregational Guion oil Eng
| land and Wales, by Andrew Reed, d. ID. anu Jane:
NJ theson, ID d, in , vols.
Novels and Tales by Maria Edgewoth, 90 vols yer!
| neatly bmlsd in1n
Tie Works of Mrs Sherwood, being the only Uni
form edition ever published in the United States
| Just received and for s,leb
WM M'KEAN,
| ota -cor;,cr Camp and Common SIS.
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DRoGANs, CLOTHING. &c.-I.Nndns from the
, ship Maria: 50 cases russell Brogans, common
extra and boys sizes; cases mems KIP peg@ed Fro,
INNS. eases mems daucing Pumps; II cases ladies'
Iii morocco and lasting Slippers; Is Clothing
'" "a jERIDGE, WISE co.
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PUBLIC ACCOUN TANTS, GENERAL AGENCY
AND BROKERS OFFICE,

PUBLIC ACCOUN TANTS, GENERAL AGESCf
AND BROKERS OFFICE,
ia Exchange Pleccl
I'll AMlI.ToN HALL. oilers the following Lands
Il L and Lots for SALE IL v iTIx,s.
II leagues on the river Nayusnt',
ii do on the Sabine, near Cadde village
6 do on the Trinidad,
5 d, tho Narasot,,
5 do on Red rivar
do on Big Alabama creek,
do and LIZ acres, On Charles creek, near tho
Neches,
do between Village crosh and Pine Island
do on the head waters OF Con Buy,
do on the Angelina,
II do in Milam's Colony,
Bots dare,
do on the Sabine, 40 miles below Gaines
/ do near Sulphur Fork, six miles from Red
do On Niilrs Creek.
Bay
l-odo on the Bay of Corpus Crsty.
Several scrip, Of GAO acres, Indicated
Do Of one leagne do,
1880 Acres, soldiers Bounty Land.
All the above lands are well situated either for spec
ulators or settlers. The titlcs disputabo and fully
guaranteed.
bout miles from the Mississippi, to which there
is a good road. There nrs ahoGt 40 acres nj pre-
sent, under cotton cultivation.
l7O Acres Ihcvl!e, La, gscd cotton land, hcav
ily timbered, with cane underground.
~ Acres, | mile from Almuns Prairie, and aoou
5from the Mississippi rivci.
A Lots. in Faubonrg Washington, fronting Rue d.
port, 80 feet in by l3l #. 6 in. III depth
3 Lots, in Fauxbourg Marigny, so feet front each
on Union street. by 100 fee, deep, between la Ru
Liberals and Force.
Lot Philippe st. 81 # front, .y o6dcan.
Together, with several other city Lots, which are OF
ferod on accommodating terms. lal2l
NEW MUSIC BOOk-IN PATENT NOTES.
AHASON'S SAcnED liAnr, anew collection CT s"cle
WI music, (sterro,ypca in wtcnt notes, arrange
by Lowell Maso author Of Boston Handel and iiy''
Society Collection Churei, Mnsc--lhe Choir or omn
Col!eclon--I.y,-, Sacra-Spirtual Songs, Gc.-:,
Timothy B. Mason, Professor in the Eclectic Ac,tien'
of Music, Cincinnati. Published by Truman q Smii,l
| Booksellers, Cincinnati.
sMasons Sacred Harp is daItcd TO the wants OF a
denominations. The variety of metres is much create
than in any other collection Of music. But very fc
hymns are contained in the hymn books OF the dii!crc'
denominations of Christians for which tone may M
be found in the Sacred Harp. 1t contains great wric'
OF very beautiful psalm and hymn tunes, collection
interesting anthems set pieces, sacred songs sentence
and chants, which Short easy of performance witt
out instrumental aid, appropriate to the varons occ
sons of Christian Worship the wants OF singing school
musical societies, and pleasing a d useful TO singers IL
the, own private practice and improvement.
The Harp contains much Rcw and valuable musi
which has been drawn from Tie highest sources ot MT
sic:, taste and science in Europe, especially in Germ
ny. 1t has been the constant aim OF tho authors 10 81
collection Of tuncs that should be easily learned al
: easily sung.
Tc:chela of singing, clrrgymen and others who n
desirous of improving sacred music employ
m, ans so ciectal tic circulation of this a,lmrTb
collection, which has been prena ed expressly for Il
Soutl, AM, West.
septic "a Charities street
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No fr,, pru
t!o NO y. 1T!v. y 5 SUI.
r. fsgygg5 H. Fro m and after this date, the follow
t-I&{l Wing rate of freight and passng" VIII be
Drv barrels 75c.
Wet hurr!4 81.
Bacon cask 50 O0.
Hhls. Sugar 50 10
Casks Glare s. 90
assured ,od7, at 10 cents per foot
Castings, ) ~ per ton ct 2UuU!p.
llaH, per ble, SIS W
Corn, per abel, 10 Sic.
Oats, per do l9c'
Bagging, 3Oc. per piece OF no yards
Rope 3Ic. per "ltOS.
Kegs of Lard, per kes NC.
kcgs OF Hnt'er' per res Ioc'
kcg Bar Lead, 81 OD each
Pipes OF Liquor, s. 20 each
Collie per bag % -
Horses PR mead Sl9
Cattle Slo
Cabin Passage SD. Servants IS.
Deck Passage S.
1t will be necessary for shippers TO gi"e at the time OF
getting their orders, the marks ana coslsnees Us h'
as p@sstae' 50 th&t goo's cl ptaPtIiy w III
cuse bills lad'hS 90 NJ" arlS1 III t'f ,nG
ioe'' - wv -. ID. w. s,.ac,
r.u:o ,,o.,- w., IN A%!'' '' " '''
81, ~ y utu LIVE
tNlI hD . y a i E,o H ~. I,,,, ~ Ei' Il
fN'T ~ sr SisI, P1cle,s M (arriages.
esss=sss,gs ssssssssgas IA :. ar-fZssze a.
+ -hEl ~ f-,l1Eyl- ~ -lr.11yl-=A1S
f:2T;55354.7 sSs3.s!g ..y55s: -, 81,
The above line is composcd Of four splendid steamers OF
The first cuss yiz
s'eamer o ~ Tip, S sn1,sn Master
LEDNiDAS Conlton,
SOUTH ALABAMA, Aldrich
The above boats are fitted up expressly Tor the rai+
and conmandedny able and experienced seamcn. III
consequence OF the very l@hi drau@ht' inc 'oNe p"u'
they are enabled I" iaNe 'nemhef passages coiseune
~ passengcfs eSrapH io .. ~" n,,ant;an
ennh' on ',e "'nr ,",''t ~ gu
i " ' $3.50, ,l ho,n IInoJe With tho Flar;da line
rm a. Iannd ~ 7 sIlehoss,e New York
i az NnrcJ ybo H., NOT like The DELAY of
,nn;na in unLile " n lie trans terred TO the Watchman,
All ,Iso ro,nr-.I Grom Pcns,cola by The Watchman
~ ,ho vail ot. aiinrnr oynat accom- dations TO per-
Sona ovrllm" norbwnrJ. and parties of pleasure who
nav wish 10 visit III, healthy city of Pensacola.
The mail boats leave tue lakr end OF me ran rIaa
m"n"eey n,Tr uh G af ntI {" 1lo "a" p''
H.. g. ,;r ~ 'r ,oss. va only to
foi ~ ~ ' r. NJ y FlRECkWITH. Agents.
% AMI % New Ieyee, n Orleans;
auq 10 OIL G BURKE, Mobile.
n n PASSENGERS nv tbe above line have the pre-
erence in mail lines leaving Mobile. Dinner will be
given on board The boats at three o'clock l.. NJ The
above boats will receive and land passengers ut all the
Intermediate landings
-ly,SI,;,,.r,nn fryin@,S Ncw NyorNS, Sc,
e1iIT f"n,,,n,, mt,rr1t,rv. No 2 CONTAINING
WY 49," ~ ~ 70, Cns, ~ sn,in Rv th.,
N ~ = ,i O., III s,I pa'
-, author OF me 'oNGtch book'' ~ H..
lnE LIFE ~ george "as,nSo'' II, ta,' pI ~ u
i'",'e's o'"'s' "a Az. u o''''' '' y ~ 10y
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Enst District Of Louisiana. {

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT}
East District of Louisiana.
In admiralty sHiMg:-
II obedience of an order ut this Court made motion
IL of Henry Socket Esq. the 10th January 1885, re-
qurng statement of the monies remaining deposited
md unclaimed in the Registry of the Court to be pub
interested of Record, the undersigned Registrar reports
the of $ 1899 10, remaining unclamed-in the tol
lowing cases.
Wexford & Stevens ship Washington SAB IS
Deposited on the Registry Aug. 10, 1917.
Being the proceeds of sale Of the vessel OF
whom the owners appear to he Bowen Il Rob-
bins, james Mason, Olion Wilcox, Warren
Bishop-resdencc not on Record.
Schooner Debilc certain Goods, sJ7 Su
date of deposit Aug 18th 1917.
Smith 81 Hogh's of wine, - 8o
date ofdeposit July Gath 1919, no claimant on
Record. - .
Mitchell ct dis Us Schooner 9Th January, AZ 2
dates of deposit Jan. 18th, 1882 Levin Bozman.
Plymouth claimant Of vessel
Winter ct dis Us Steam Boat Napoleon ~ II
date of deposit Dec. 26 1922, balance of the
proceeds of the sale of the Napoleon after pay
ing claimants. Bout claimed by Anderson Mill
ler of Louisville.
Victor David rs steam boat Florida, 3 80
date eff deposit Sept 18th, 1881, L Bauduc's
syndc claimant .
HAYDEN Perry ct ais rs Brib Sally Esther, 0
date of Deposit May 9th 1929, owners of sally
Esther b C. Clark John liilin. Richard Doa-
born and ii Richards Of Massachusetts.
And in obedience to the further order of the said Court
the owner owners and all and every other person or
persons having pretending to have right utie III
teres or demand the said monies are hereby CT
ted and amonsc6 to be and appear at District Court
of the U. ). for the district aforesaid to be holden on
the third Monday of May 1886 at 10 o'clock m. at the
CtyofNcw Orleans make their claims thereto or show
cause why such disposition thereof should not be made
| as to the Court may seem meet and proper
BY order of Court
DUNCAN N IIENNEN, Registrar.
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fSOAL TAR-Piantcrs, Builders, ship and steam
boat masters, can supply 'erse Ives with this
useful article 12 cents per gallon, by application
at the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
The many successful experiments OF the coal t;" has
rendered it to those acquainted with its valuable pro-
per,i.s AN indispensable article preservation OF fence
lumber wooden roots, sc; mixed with sharp sand and
le it makes most excellent cement Tor the ROOFS,
securing them from leakage. The extremely low price
at Which it is now ftrnised should induce every planter
sbipm,stel and builder to have constant supply oc :
GRAPE CHAMPAGNE-A further supply OF this
VI highly celebrated wine, ws leaden caps, war ant
ed in quality at least equal any champagne imporGd IN
sen, II A II INSKEEP, IS canal st
n IVES OF THE NECROMANCERS, or, an &C
count of the most eminent persons IN successive
ages who have claimed for themselves or to whom has
been imputed by others the exercise of magical power:
by William Goodwin, author OF Caleb "i'l'ahs' NC
LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH, by Northern
man, new edition, i'll Volumes Just received ana Tor
sale by WM " MEM,
noy27 Corner of Camp and Common sts.
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packets.)
IN IN 455A

zIKfY 1919 . ny 4 zslNEsAgz
fANlIE Ships composing this line VIII sail from New
Il Orleans and New York on every other Monday,
on the 18th April and to insure the
sctest punctualty their time OF sailing the line will
hereafter consist of six ships, viz =
Ship YAZoO, Captain Edrase, to leare mere zom
April. -
9th May. -.
Ship VTCKsBURG, Captain Woodllouse, to leave oil
9th Juue.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer to leave on 10th
June.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Palmer to leave on
Sd July.
~ The above ships are all new, of the first class,
coppered and copper fastened, and upwards of 500 tons
burtll2n, of light draug ht of water being built in
New York expressly for the trade. The price OF pas.
sage fixed at one hundred dollars their cabins fitted
up ON the most improved and convenient pan Il finished
in neat and elegant style Ample stores 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 no berth can be secured until
paid for at the Office of the consignees.
These packets are commanded by captains well ex
perenced in the tade who will give every attention ant
exert themselves to accommodates , They will at al
times be lowed up and down the Mississippi by steam
boats and purctuaity observed in the time
of sailing.
The owners of these ships will not be responsible fo
auv letter parcel or package, by put beard
them unless a regular bill of lading be signed therefor
at the counting house of the agents or owners. re
j. ID. BEIN & A. COHEN,
ApriI II No. II Canal street.
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ilijIc .lceountusts and General 3gency ODtce
EEAMfLTON HALL. having opened an flee at No
L IA Exchange Place. for the transaction OF b',si-
ness stvc TO Accounts, Collecting Debts, Transa-
tons etc. will engage write up and keep tradesmen
hooks ehcrby the month"; year or job, and is confident
from the experience he has had for many years past
in some of the respectable houses that he can give
general satisfaction to those who may phase employ
him. He pledges hinef that all debts entrusted to lis
care will receive his best attention; and from his know
ledge of and long residence in this city, he offers hs SER
vices with the fullest confidence, al the same time he
will give security for the faithful accounting OF all re-
ceipls Transitions and from the French and Spa
nish language he will likewise undertake. TO execute
with despatch and correctness.
lycar Nrw Orleans. October | 1895.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, GENERAL AGENCY
AND BROKERS OFFICE,
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BDRANDY, GIN & RAISINS-A lot ofa few hun
Id ired boxes bunch rasins, few hall pipes OF French
Brandy several pipes fold superior Holland Gin, and
fifty boxes sperm candles all Of fair quality to be sold
low to close u concern. WIN BAFrEi 81 old lcvec.
~ b Iron and Copper-cash will be paid for a few
hundred tons of old Iron and Copper, apply us above
ian 81
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS..
StLAVI ny AT THE SOUTH, or the south Wind,
Seated ror the treason and anacism OF the northern
abolitionists. l vol. l2mo.
The book of Pleasures, by Thos CanpbcIl Samuel
Rogers md Mark Akenside. | vol. IL Mo.
The Gentleman and Iady's Book efPoteuess and pro-
pricv of department. dc heated to the youth oboth sex
es. Bv Madame Cclnart, translated rsm the sixth IA
ris edition.
Infantry Tactics or rules for the exercise and ma
noeuvres of the United States infantry BY Major Ge,
neral Scott, u Army. In 3vols u mo, IHstreceiNed
and for sale by w MckEAN, cor camp N com SIS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17

ENANCY PRlNTS-&0 cases rich light fancy prints;
a. 80 cases domestic fancy do; 10 cases blue prints,
~ I CCASH & co iAp G.
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SCHOOL 10 KS.
N Virgil Delphni, VaIpy's Homer Schrcveli Lcxi.
ION, Buttnanns .reek Grammar, Aoore's do, Jnyena
Dehini, Ovid Dclphni, Sallustii Dolphin, Anthon's
snllust, Snarts Cicero, Greek lastnncnts, Jncsb's
Greek READER Virgius, oyidii l.boE Primus Adams
attn Grammar, Wilson's SalluSt, W ashilstons VIA,
Bomar's French Grammar CnoI'S Sp1mE!' Grammar,
Naumon and Garreis Spanish and English Dictionary,
Grimshaw History Of England
South America,
~, France
blake Halufai Iniosophy'
Natural history,
Gcldsmilhs do
Nnodbrdges Geography,
Niae Bruins SystcA DIDO,
bake 90
Balbls Ito
Murray English Grammar
Smiths productive do
Gomlys 90
!ngersolrs do
Behncts Arithmetic,
Ldcrolxs 10
Coburn's do
pike's d.
Cebb's do
Iorreys Botany
Mrs l.incolnsdo
Blakes do
SCOTS Lessons, io"He fanthcon' rariGy Ss9sra-
phy, iigh school hedaer' american speah"'' o%ii''i
y! ator, "hepleys |ompend Of hr,ory, Mol-
&c 8 Hlstery' Webster's ana GLimshIw's Dichon-
a,es ana Meo,.ei PUN. ~ ii;.,,r -" r
sac ny r,orruuIcSs e. q, f,n,. >,
no Iol o.lhl.s2 " 20, u :. nulnee 81.
N MEDICAL WORKS.
ApuNGL1NGSONs Human Physs'osy. vols
do General therapeutics
do Elements of Iiygiens
Devices on shi'dren
10 r re.n,u,, 81 u;d,,.ie,r
40 Sys.em Oh Mu""S'S
~ 40 tssass
iiorner ath h ". h"''o"'y
anatomy n OF n, tie tissues
Eoisscau on Fever
S 1ron. on + I Phlrrm,s;.
Broussnr $ rh'c cs'i DENOMINATIONS,
sc ulan"fe On m uou' '''' i>''s ''""'''"
bia ak o D, r giUps
Jnhnso m, n oil Inmates,
Tavcrneir's Surgery
Beck's Murray , c,.:
Clark's Treatise on pulmonary Consumption
Cooper OH Dislocations
Horner's Special Anatomy
Coopnr's Lectures
Hall on the Blood
M N ol'ho'h
So'ho"n IIou. D;,o,,,o.,
R;ch,Td,s Pby.;oogy
E;,ch,s Dental surgery
p pi'Im h' prin.;nIes If Medicine
~ 1s,c'iliu n rt!'e'p.
rn masoh.I H., pSl''N'"' HOTCuKIsS SCO.
fabl0 "a Charities It.
IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKEY for sale by A
4 II. INSKEEP So Canal street, who has constantl'
nn bnnl Old Coepac, Arninac and Champagne Bran
dies: Holland Gin, Wecsp, Fish, and other brands; IN
maicu, ST. Croix and Grenada RUM superior L. r Ma
deira; Brown and Pale Sherry Grape Juice and otfc
nn;gnc. Burrund;, Claret, &c. wines of the hest dc
scription. feb II
ETF TITEI nc ATI0NS
rsNHE Chinese general description of the Empire c
Il China and its inhabiass. BY John Francis Da
o o,S, f rS,.rnor ~ II Family ;hrorx'
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ANNUAI.S FOR 1855.
TEyEE JUI'ENILEFO RGET-ME-NOT, Christmas
H. and New YearsGift Birth Day Present, for
1886. Edited by Mrs. C Hall.
HEATH's Picturesque Annual, for 1886, embcllsh-
cd with 25 splendid ongravings by the first artists
PeLIrlCAL ANIMAL, being selections from the Eng
lish poets from Sprnces to Beatti emhellished with
portrait and "a Illustrations from drawings by II Cor
bould.
THE RELIGIOUS Souvenir, q Christmas, New Years,
and Birth Day Present for 1888. Edited by Chauucey
Cotton, D d. inst received and for sale by
VIM MKEhN,
dec 10 corlsr Camp and Common 81.
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NTEW BOOKS-Ricnzi.t the las, the Criunes' by
Y the authors of Pelham &c.
OSE1SA THOUSAND, or the DAYS Of Henry Onatre, by
the author of Nchoen &c i'll , vols.
MAHMuD, in 2volumcs,
C.skFr OF ENav1 E--Phrnnn'ogv-inst reeeiTet
Inv BANCROFT s. TRTER, II camp st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17

NEW BOOkS.-Essay the Rate of Wages, with
anexominaton of the causes Of the differences in
the condition of the aborng population throughout eAe
world, by II. c. Carey.
Clinton Bradshaw; or the Adventures OF a Lawyer,
in two vols.
The American Almanac and Expostor of Useful
knowledge, for the year 1886. For sale by
nov "a IIOTCIKlSS Il Co.. "a Chartrcs ST.
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DAMN Di.t.,r4 LD4l.S. r...
TIIECK books the following banks, viz: Msr-
" chants, Exchange and Banking Co.. Orleans
MEG lanics and Traders, Louisiana, Louisiana State
Atchafanyn, Canal and Banking Co, Comn,sreiaa
Carrolton, improvement, Co., Gas, Citizens Union and
City Banks for sale by HOTCHklSS & &C.
ian 10 4, Chartrss
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DUNCAN n HENNEN, Registrar.
inn ON ~ f}m
NEW WORKS

NEW WORKS.
TEyIIE NATJRALl>T'S OWN BOOK-Comprisins
Il desert lions and ut entic anecdotes of Quadrup-
eds; scientifically arranged according to the system of
CuyIe BY the author of the "Young Mans Own Book
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF iNSECTS-In
two voumcs--vol ., forming "A of the "Fany Lii
brQry''.
A digest of the LAW OF EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL CASES
-by Henry Rascee, Esq. with notes and references to
American decision, and to the Eng hsh common law and
ecclesiastical reports by George Sharswood
On DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES of the CHEsT-based up
on the comparison f their physical and general signs,
by w w Gerhard, NJ ID.
PRINCIPLES OF PATHOLOGY, AND PRACTICE OF
pHYsIo-By John Nackintosk, M D., from the last Lon
don edition with notcs and additions, by Samuel Geo.
Morton, NJ ID, i'll vols.
THE AMERICAN QUARTERLY REvIEw-No 36 for
December 1888. just received and for saleb by
re WIN Mexican, corner fCamp and Com. st.
BNURNITURE-Thc subscribers have received yer
ship Shukspcor, the following splendid new maio.
gany furniture, which they offer for sale on liberal
terms.
80 Mahogany Rocking chairs, plain and carved with
hair cloA blue scarlet and purple plush scarlet We vst
and worsted danask u Mahogany french parlour
chains with iamasl hair scat, "a do do do do plain a do
do do do crimson orsted damask ID do Grecian do do
hair cloth do French Burger chains Maroon Morocco
do mum. chains, pair couces, everett sand-All OF
New York make and perfectly new.
fI5 DUNBAR " Co. 80 Tchnupitoulas at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-17

ANIMALS FOR 1886.
vHNlIE Token and Atlantic Souvenir; Ihrlstmrs and
New Years Present.
THE GIFT; Christmas and New Years Present.
Edited by Miss Leslie.
Received and Tor sale by
HOTCHKISS and Co,
oct7 "a Chartres street