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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-03
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/ HTRANkLlN lNflKMARf.---'lhe public are re
IL spcctfy informed that this institutions erected on
the most approved plan, and in nry and admi
tTlle situ'tion in the .,bouig Franklin upon the rail
road, one mile from the Mississippi.
The building is large aud most commotauslv divided
INTO apartments, Tor keeping separate different classes
and different diseases.
The institution is supplied with the most slilfil anc
attentive male and female nurses, speaking the various
modern languages.
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen s., from two
live dollars per day, including attendance, etc.
Terms in the ordinary wards, one doll T. per day.
Slaves also one dollar. Small lox in the ordinary wards
three dollars.
Al capital surgical operations extra.
he resident ply siei.n is DIR. II. Lewis, to whCm
appca ION tor admission must be ndc orto d.. o. A.
l'lzcmhc,g, No. II, Rampant st. iyot
4 ATE PUHLICAIIONS-Ihl irolcr,, u tax. 0t
IA the Fronde, in vols.
The Wife and WoInaI's Reward ly Mrs Norton in
9 rolls ' "
Miriam Coffin, or the Whale Fisherman.
he 'iasl lrisiintn, or the Exile of Erin in vols
"A Narrative Of a Visit to The American Churches.
by a Depntaon from the Congregational Uion OF Eng.
i'md and Wales, by Andrew Reed, d. d. and james
NJ theson, ID u, in vols
Novels and Tales by Maria Edscwortl, 90 vols ye,,
neatly boush inln.
The Works Of Mrs Sherwood, being the o,ly uni
torn c''''io" cverpubiishc' in tic United States
Just received and for sllchy
WI M'ISEAN,
oct coi:,cr Camp and Common a,s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-03

DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETIEAT.
FENllE PASCAGOUl.A HOUSE, is now orcn for the
Il reception of company. This dclishifil rcuent is
situated on the west bank of the Pascuguua Bay nj tia
confluence with the Gulf of Nc xico. The situation ~
tie, atcd, and coninuds extensive view of BAY and
Lake and il only separated from the Gulf bv e. Chain
Of i-lans, lay fronting the whole coas from to
10 miles off.
The Prnpriciors feel thankful To the community for
INC patronage OF tho past season. and would be grateful
Tor return of the same the present. Every cxetion on
Their part will he made to render visitors cufii;ahe
FISH and oysters will be had in abundance and evsrr
article OF food and luxury, which the country can afford
will supply The table Connected with the establish.
ncn arc all the necessary apparatus for BaLing; ulsc,
two Billiard Tables, md two Nine Pin Alleys.
10 those who arc fond of sporting. small game will
be found along the Shore and by going sor, distances
IN the INTERIOR deer and oh.r large ANIMALS can lie found
IN anndancc and, for those fond of the chase Pack
OF the hest of Hounds are eiways a,conulani.
The drinking water is FROM the rurest Spring and loo
always nj hand.
Any Of the Boats lying hrtwcrnthis CITY and Mobile
Will land passengers the Pier The difficulty of &c ,pa
from the Pier To the house in small ,uts, particularly
for ladies' and children has always been M objection 10
those visiting the establishment, is now ohvatSd as lie
steamer Alert plies twice week between this md Pas
cagonla, and will land her passengers immediately at
the house. c. e. NJ l. NcRAE
n, Is. The Liquors OF the choicest kinds hnving
hccn mostly imnnrt Il Co. II 81, ~ ',.r,..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-03

A NNCAl.S FO!, lG36.--TIea,h's PICTURESQUE au.
A nlnls for 1886, with % splendid cnrravnrs by the
best artists after drawings, by A. q. Vicker> ESQ,
FISHERS Drawing Room Scrap Bosk for 1856 viii,
poerai Illustrations by l.. F.. l..
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir a Christmas and
New cars Present for 1886. edited hv 5. G. Goodrich
ThcGih Il Christmas and New Years Present, ed;
ted h Miss Leslie.
torget-Nlc- Not, Christmas, New Years and Birth
day Present for 1896, edited by Frederic Slohcl
The Friendships Offering and Womcns Wrc,th n
Christmas and New Years Present for 1896.
The Religious Souvenir Il Christmas New Yeor's
and birthday Present for 1885, edited by Chauccy
ton, D. d.
:, The Jnyenilc Forset-He Not, Christmas and New
henrs Slt for 1886, edited by Mrs S. c. Hall.
The Pearl or Affections Gift a Christmas and New
Years Present for 1896.
The Poelaa Annual for 1886, being selections from
the english t oets from Chauccr to Bcuc.
The Infants Annual, or Mothers Of,ring
The Youths Book ofthc Seasons.
The Artist or Young Ladies' Instructor in ornamen-
tai PAINTING. drawing, &c. by B. +. Gunlcc.
ElcnIrnts of Drawing Flower Painting in opaque and
transparent water colors. by f. f. Perkins,
+ ora and Ihnlia, Gems and Poetry being an al
phabctical arrangement of flowers, with apprate illus
tniions and colornd plates, by lady.
me Language Of Flowers, 81 edition.
Peter Parlcy's Almanac for 1896.
The American Almanac and repository of useful
knowledge, FIR the year 1886.
The .iautical Almanac and astronomical Ephemcris
for tho year 1886.
The German Almanac for 1876.
Just rcccivcd and for sale Lv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-03

D. Jones' PATENT COTTON GIN, which has
ON m successful operation for several davs AT no
"a una street from 10 to IL ocl4ck, n IN and from
tur5I, ar WIN he e4ntinued at the hours till Sa
a's'rnonn, when It's operations will be clio ed
uIl anslrous OF seeing in operation arc rssnc-t
= '''i' " !" ''tchd'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-03
ANIMALS FOR 1895.

ANIMALS FOR 1886
VIE NENlLE FORG ET-ME-NOT n Christmas
~ ~ and New Years Gift, birth Day Present for
1916 Edited by Mrs. S G Hall
liEATlis PICTURESQUE Annual, for 1896, cnbcll sb-
eli with % splendid cngravings by the first artists.
, fsL1rICAl ANIMAL, being selections from the Enc
lis poets from Spcnccs to Beatti; emlcllishcd with
portrait and n illustrations from drawings By Ii Cor
iHE KEiIGTors souvenir, n Christmas New Years.
Cotton, d d. inst received and for sale bv
WM MIRIAM
acc X corner Camp and Cnmn on q,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-03
LATE PUBLICATIONS.

LATE PUBLICATIONS.
'HNllE PRINCIPLES OF FREE TRADE, nlus
trnted II; a series of short and familiar ESSAYS
originally published in the Banner of the Conslitu
ton" " ~
C0BBETT'S LEGACY TO PARSONS: or have
the clergy of the established church an equitable rrh
To the tcs, or to any other thing called church pro.
perry, greater than the diSsentcrs have to the same
and eug hit there ought there not, to be separation
sf the church from the state in six letters addressed
TO the church parsons generally including the cathedral
and college clergy and the bishops with Il dedication TO
bloomfield Bishop of London; by VIM. Cohlett NJ. p
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF JEREMY
BENTHAM.
THE MERCHANTS ASSISTANT, or Mercantile
Instructor, containing full account of the moneys.
CONS weights and measures of the principal trading
nations and their colonies together with their values in
u s. currency, weights and measures translated from
The IN edition of F!uge with additions from the works
OF key, Nelcebrochcr, Kruse AIcKclllgh and others:
by Francis j. Grund author of Elementary Treatise
Oil Plane and Solid Geometry" &c. &c.
TARIFF, or Rates of Duties frAm and after the Sd
day Of March, 1888 until the 3lst of December of said
year, inclusive, on all goods, wares and merchandise
imported into the United States of America as cs'
tablished by acts of congress-
Just received and for sale by W. Mexican
nov Corner Camp ana Common street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-03

TEvIIE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, &c-The
l. Language Of Flowers, illustrated by colorcd en-
cravings, "a edition.
The Moral OF Flowers, illustrated by colorcd ensr,-
wings, Cd cdi,ian.
Flora and lhalla Or Gems of Flowers and Poetry,
being an 81 pabclical arrangement of flowers, with APP
propiate illustrations, embcllised with colored plates,
by lady
Flora's Interpreter; or, the American Book of Flaw
crs and Sentiments, by Mrs Hall, third edition. i'm
proved
The Artist, or, Young Ladies' Instructor in Orna-
mental Painting, Drawing, &c.
Just received and for sale lv
WAI AIKEAN,
oct IL corner of Camp and Common SITS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-03
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
East lislri..t of

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT,2
IN idmraity Sihing:
N obedience OF an order at this Court made on motion
a oi iohiy Socket Esq. the 10th January 1886 re-
4nriis statement of the monies remaining dcposc,
ana unclaimed in the Registry of the Court to be pub
islicd specifying the cascs-dutes deposit and parties
i'fcsted OF Record the undersigned Registrar reports
,lsc sum OF Sl!o2 10, remaining uncaincd-in the fol
lowing cases. "
Wexford X Stevens rs ship Washington $40 :.
deposited on the Registry Aug. 10, 1917.
,hclnG the proceeds of sale of the vessel of
WA"n INC owners appear to be Bowen & Rob-
BINS, lunlcs MASON, O!ion Wilcox Wurrsn
Blsho!I-rcsidcncc on Record
schooner Hebilc rs certain Goods, 537 &c
date of dcpost Aug 18th 1917
J smith y IIoglt's of VIM. 70 81
accord. VIZ
Mitchell ct dis rs Schooner 9Th January, Il .
5 BIC, Oh I'l4S Jan: 18th, 1882, Levin Bozlnan.
piymonth N & claimant of vessel
Winter ct dis US Steam Boat Nannlcon % Il
ohe OF deposit Dec. 26 1922, balance of the
proceeds OF the sale otthc Napoleon after paw
ler of Louisville.
Victor David rs steam hnot Florida, 2 n
date Ct deposit Sept iti, 1881, I Bouduc's
l., Hayden Perry ct as rs Brill Sally Esther 0
date Of dcrosit May 9th 1920 owners of Sally
Esther, Z Clark John l.n. Richard boa
born and II Richards of Massachusetts
And in obedience to the further order of the said Conr
Tue owner or owners, and all and every other person or
persons having OF pretending have any right te in.
erest or demand the said monies arc hereby c
tel and amonisNd 10 be and appear at District Conf
oil the L. = for the district aforesaid to be holden on
The t Monday Of Aluy 1886 10 o'clock a. H. at the
City oil New Orleans 10 nuke their claims thereto or show
cause why such disposition thereof should not be made
as 10 inc court may seem meet and proper.
by order 0i Court,
- DUNCAN n lIENNEN, Registrar.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-03

NEW PUBLICATIONS..
SLAFL Rf AT THE SOUTH, or the sonth ynli.
ecacd iro the treason and inatcisn of tic northern
abelitionists. | vol. - mo.
The book of Pleasures, by rhOs Campbell Samuel
Rogers and Mark Akcnsidc. lvol. 10 Mo-
The Gentleman and lady's Book sfIolitrucsSun pro-
pricy department, de Heated to the youth ofhoth SEX
ris edition.
Infantry Tactics, or rules for the exercise and ma
nocuvres OF the United States infantry. BY Major &c
neral Scott, U Army. In }vos. II mo, Just received
and for sale by W McNEAN, corcamp * com SIS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-03
FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packcts.)

- - - -
a0IIE Ships composing this line viii sail from Sew
IL Orleans and New York on every other hIondny
commencing on the 25h April and to insure tic
strices pnncality in their time of sailing the line will
hereafter consist of six ships, viz -
Ship YAZOO, Captain Eldrdgc, to ii,,ve mere ION
April. N'e ~"
Slip MISSISSIPPI, Captain Robinson, to leave on
9th May. '' WI
:. ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Collins, to leave on
23d May. ~ ''"'' u"
. ship VIcKsBUEG, Captain woodlouse, to leave OH
9Th Junc. wv va
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to leave on aOt,
June.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Palmer TO leave on
Sd July. '1 VA
~ The above ships arc all new of the frs. class
coppcrcd and copper fastened and upwards of 500 ions
burth:n, of light draught of water being bu;lt in
New York expressly for the trade. The price of pas
sage fixed ut one hnndcd dollars their cabins arc fitted
NJ on the most improved and convenient plan & isisled
IN neat aud elegant style. Ample stores of the first
quality, Will be provided and every regard had TO the
comfort ana entire satisfaction of passengers who will
please take notice that no berth can be secured unt;l
paid for at the office of the consgnces.
These packets arc commanded by captains well OK
pcrlenccd in the trade who will give every attention and
exert themselves to accommodate. They will nj ali
tunes be lowed up and down the Mississippi by steam
boats and the strctest punctu;y observed in the time
of sailing. ~
The owners of these Ships will nc be responsible for
any letter parcel or package, sent by put on beard of
them, unless regular bill of lang be signed therefor
at the counting house of the agents or owners, For
further particulars, apply to
J. d. BEIN & a. COHEN,
| NJ,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-03

BPROGANS, CLOTHING. &c.-I.anding from tho
Ed ship Maria: 80 eases russell Brogans, common
extra aud boys sizes; eases m9us kip pcggcd Bro
gans; Ceases mems daucing Pumps; II eases ladies
kid, morocco and lasting Slippers; Il Clothing
embracing good instrumentation sale by.
81 lbRIDGE, VOSE & co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-03

CANALS and RAi! ROADS-Map of the u lied
" States, showing the principal travelling turnpike
AM, common roads; which given the distances
IN miles from place to another; also, the eli
he canals and rail roads throughout the country,
fully complied from the hest authorities by Augustus
Mitchell, 1885. Just received aud for sale by
WIN M'KEtN,
o9O corncr camp and common s,s
FgNEXAS-A visit to Texas, being the journal OF
l. traveller through these parts most inter-
esins to American travellers, with descriptions OF
scenery, etc, etc.
Politics: Constitution of the free state of Coal,u,
and Texas
s!ap of Texas, wit, parts of the adjoining states,
10y S + Austin cd. 1885.
a Mapo I cyas hy Ea,ih II Barr, cd. 1855.
Map o. Texas, with the contiguous American and
Meycan safes, by ! IL LoIins, puas!cs by |. Att
gus1us Mitchell, 1855.
lust received and for sale by WNI McKFt\
oct 20 camp and commcrst,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-03
For NEW iORk.-(Ncw Line of Packcts)
4iA& IN IA III

* HIP ARKANSIs,C. s. Dennis, Commander, 81
- tons, to sail February 2ad.
Ship NASHVILLE, j. Rat,lonc, commander, 5l3
tons, to sail March 9TH.
Ship KENTuCkY, John Bunker, commander, G2o
tons, to sail March LIST.
Ship ORLEANS, s. S. Sears commander, 500 tons
to sail April 4h.
Ship ALABAMA, c. C. Berry, commander d7l
tons, to sail Jannnry 26.
Ship SARATOGA, w. Hathaway, commander, SAP
tons, to sail May ID.
ille ships Of this line will sail punctnay rop, New
Orleans and New York, every second Monday through
out the season.
They are all of the first class, copper fastened and
Coppcrsd, and were built in New York expressly for
this trade.
Ihsv nrc commanded by experienced man, draw
light draft Of w.er, and will at all times be towcd up
and down the Mississippi by steamboats,. Their nc
conhoattlonS for passengers are very superior.
lhc owners of these slips will not be responsible for
any letter. parcel package, by put board
OF them, unless regular bill Of ladng be signed there
tor ut the counting house of the agents or owners.
The rate of passage is fixed Mt $70 no wine or liuuor
furnished on board. For freight or passage apply to
BOGERT 81 HAWTHORN,
M
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-03

NEW WORKS.
| 's1liE NAllRALl rs OWN BOON-t'omrrisl.
u descriptions and VI cntic anecdotes OF Q,,ndruD
eds; cirnticav arranged according to the system o
Cnyict by the author Of the 'Young Mans Own Book
THE NATURAL. HISTORY OF INSECTs-jr
two vounes-vol :? forming no. II of the "Faniiy Ii
hrary". '
A dlgHStol the LAW o" EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL CASES
by Henry Roscoe, Esq with notes and references 10
American decision and 10 the English common law and
ecclesiastical reports by George ShnrSwooI.
On DhGSoSiS OF DISEASES of the CHEsT-busaJ I'm.
on the comparison ' their physical and general signs
= PRINCIPLES OF PATHOLOGY, AND PR,crIcE OF
Physically John AlackintoSk VI d. from the lust Lon,
don edition with notes and additions, by Samuel Geo.
Morton, NJ d, in wells.
!IIE .iMEmc.N QUARTERLY REvtEw-No 81 for
December 1888. Just received and for sulch v
II VIM MckEAN, corner of Camp and Com 81,
KNURNlruRE-'rIlc su, Scribers have recci, ed ,cr
d ship Shakspear, the following splcndi,ncw mnGo
gany furniture, which they offer for sue on liberal
terms
30 lIaho@any Rocking chairs, plain and carved with
clota blue, scarlet and purple plush scarlet vcivgt
and worStcd damask seats II Mahogany french paronr
chains with daask hair scat, n do do do do Inin 10 do
DO do do crimson worstcd daask, 10 do Grecian do do
hair CLOTH do French Burger chains Maroon Morocco
! do mum. chains, pair couchcs, everc, sand-i of
New York make and pcrfGctly uaw.
tlJ DUNBAR & Go. 50 TchuupitnulnS 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-03

NEW BODNS-N"rman Leslie, tale Of the pros
l Y ent times, in : vols, by r : Fav.
Pauldng on Slavery in the United States.
Stories of the Sea. by the author Of Pctct Simple
Memoir of George II + lIcwcs, with traits of the tea
partv &c.
Gilbert Carney, by the author of Sayings and Do.
nss, &c.
Also, new supply One in Thousand, or the DAYS
Of Henri Quatrc by the author of Richlie &C. lust re-
ccived by Gil BANCROFT
MD 1lcamp st.
&LIDELI'S NEW WORK, &c.-rhe American in
- England, by the author "A Year in Spain in .
volumes.
Noble Dcclsof Women in vols.
The Young Wifcs Book, a manaal of moral rcli-
gous ans domestic duties.
Just received and for sale bv WAI. M'KEAN
lah y corner Of Camp and Common sts.
MAILS, DOMESTICS, &c-The Subscribers have
for sale, landing from ships Ohio and Aun 10 tr,s
res appleton A brown sheengs. six bales each truss
pvt up for the Mexican market; 80 kegs Boston Iron
Company Nails, well assorted; 20 sweet Spanish
chocolate, small boxes each, IL cases cloth
ng comprisn" good assortment of Shirts pantaoons
nckct-, Nc BRIDGE, VOSE & co,
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ODUN MD JOB PRINTING,
And Biaah Book Nanntactory.
's'fE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has, i'll connection with his boul,
and stationary store an extensive Printing Office and
Book Bin8ry, and is ready to undertake the printing
IalhpletS, Cards, Blank Checks,
Catalogues Legal Notices. Bills of Iadng,
Labels Bill Forms, Drav Rcceipts
Auction and Show Bills.
Also, the Binding of Books and manufacturing of
Blank Books OF any size description.
WM McKEAN
oornGrh Camp and Common SITS, opposite Richardson's
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

SlHtNli BOOKS
A INSWORTII's Latin and English D.c,ionor,
"A Virgil dolphin, Ealpys Homer, Schrevcili Icxi
i p"nh h"inn n D GrIsK Gtsmar oG. do Juyena
! >:.it,,s. So ''Pil'i 'saiiusu i'elphin, Anthem
Coo, !, n.I I ligero' wreck iestancnts, jacab'
ire" i.oader, \,rs,il's, OvdIi, Lbcr Prmu, Adams
1,"ti urannar Wilson's Sallust, Washington's Vita
U No'i $ l. ,cnch Grammar, Cnbis Spanish Grammar
Nauni"n and Barc'is Spanish and Eng fish Dictionary
"iii'f'" history OF England
q South America,
France,
Ne Nanfai i'miosophy
| r. .N"''Hal History,
| uu@iushitns do
~ u'ou1,luSr,s geography
n rtai.e nrun system otdo
| Dms do
si, do
-npuf!ay English Grammar
Su'ilEcheht OF dS
S SmI,ns productive do
Somiy s. do
ihgefsoits do
,''i"' arithmetic
t"iIoAs DO
E H3,rns do
llhe de
Topn do
iorfev botahy,
m Lincoln 40
p"M 800. 10
n ','1 IT, L.sH"hI' o"EeS Pantheon, Farley ceosra
thy, ii,gh Sclmnl READER American Speaker, Calum
70 ), ,I;, W'sl:es '.'lil,eAd {" History, Wor
arcs onj iy,1ry, MeSsiers and GIimshaws hirtion
C;lol,,s p,ra, l., 81 ni p%oN' hcintyrc on h
sale h,, ''' ~ ''"' '' So'N vi ii'S'of!-ioi
~ uO,rct,r1ss ,,,,,
: .,.'T,5 y 49, ~ - !, narlrrs -.
l/CNGLlNGSONS II Lman physiology, 2vos.
90 General Therapeutics
Nm 20 Elements OF Hygiene
''" ~ Oh E En'",sn
do do E ssoe'a OIL "'"'''s
h ,",n9r r or ,hn 95;Ns"o An''omy
Bostock's Ph"sinl"sv
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r,I,r ic<g"'t,nts aad fienerai .4geacy Office

F"Mic .iceoupt1nts and General Agency Office
AMllTON HALL having opened an flee a, No.
Ii Exchange Place, for the transaction of bust
tons; etc. will engage to write up and keep tradestnen
books either the month year job, and is confident
from the oxpariance he has had for many years pas,
IN some OF the most respectable houses that lie give
general satisfaction TO those who may phase tn employ
him he pledges himself that all debts entrusted his
care, will receive his he1t attention; and from his know
ledge OF and lonr residence in this city, he Offers his
will give security for the ta:ihi accounting of NIL re-
ceipls. TRANSACTIONS aud from the French md Spa
nl.h language he will likewise undertake to execute
with despatch and correctness.
lycnr Nrr Orleans. October 1896.
PLBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, GENERAL AGENCY
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