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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28
LATE FROM FRANCE.

The packet ship Burgundy, Rocket, arrived at
N. York the Goth instant, from Havrc, whence she
sailed on the 10Th ultimo.
Money market tight at Paris, 10th March,
though 1t had improved since last dates Elves
had looked up Csc Threes Sc. cash.
The number Of failures in Paris since the be gin.
ming of 1887, have been four times greater than
the corresponding period in 1886,
The markets for provisions were sluttcd.
The harvest has been abundant.
A want of confidence and public security. pre
vailed throughout the kingdom, more the result of
political influences than any indulgence in spec
ulaiinn.
The Western districts give the cabinet great
uneasiness, Tor every where symptoms Of opposi-
ten are discovered.
The silk manufacturers of LYONS, in conse-
qucnce of the deplorabIc stagnaton in their trade
are suffering for bread
Edward hurd, fhiadelphian, gave n con-
cert in Paris on the 18th ultimo. The company
was of the haut ton, and the performers Grsi, La
blachc, Rubin, Tanburini, &c.
a rail road is about to be established between
Naples and Castellamare. The company has Jus,
hecn formed at Paris, capital I2 and half mill
ion francs.
The Queen Of Spain could no, persuade Oralia
to form a new ministry. They were trying to re-
concie Espartcro. The Cortez arc debating a.
bout Cuba.
The Carists have left Blstan, and drawn all
their tvrses between 1ru,zun and Lecum bcrri,
whliher Saarsticd was marching on the 10th OF
March.
The Arabs we're quiet. Claulel's dismissal had
produced ing OF uncertainty in the army.
The King of Prussia is in bad health, from a
liver colHplaint.
A firm of Bankers at Bordeaux has been detect
ed in using the Telegraph means OF specula
ton They sert gloves or hose Of different colors
to The agent of the Telegraph at Tours, indica
ting the rise or fall Of stocks He introduced n
word into the telegraph, having no connection
with the regular news-ths was communicated Ia
the nrm a, bordeaux. The gentlemen were trsd
and acquitted on the ground Of their not being
public iunctionaries.
The Bank Of France had lent on business notes
6,00),OOO francs, to the merchants and traders.
The Burgundy brought our five hundred thou
sand francs in gold, part of the indemnity.
The Duke OF Orleans and Ne Mours, with their
brothers, are going to visit the King of England,
Oh q Snr cial iuyiialun.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

In these times of distress when produce car
scarcely be sold for any price, refer our readers
with gren, satisfaction to the official information
III another column relative TO the ports of Lagura
and Porto Cabcllo. Indian corn, great quantities
of which daily and hourly received in this
city from the West, may now be sent to the above
ports free ofduty, caryoes of specie brought back
in return. Will none of our cnterprising dealers,
who have hitherto confined their business to lie.
climate channels, seize upon this opportunity te
relieve the market of the surplus of Indian Corn
Nothing is so advantageous TO people, su fern
under commercial distress, outlet for ,hci
comm ODDITIES.
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Nautical Intelligence.

HOME PORTS.
A, Philadcpha-Arrd s0th inst, William Henry, Is days
hence.
AT Charcston-CId 2st April Harriet Brainerd hence
Octavia Orleans Charcsto Nassau
bar 18th
Atm York-Arrd 10TH Carroll l6 days hence; Uncas IA DIS
hence; Mcgunticook IL DIS hence
At Alexnndria-Arr'd 18th April, Edward, hence.
At Boston-l7t April, cid Ganges htcr; 18TH ARID Anti
hence
At Thomason-l It'll April, cid Zooatcr, Monhcgan Noun
Moriah; 18th Georges, all hence.
SPOKEN
Lat 81 long $780, Charles, hence for Liverpool Pakcld
do. do.-Bries Russia and Paragon, hither
FOREIGN PORTS.
per Burgundy
Havrc, March lSth-Cld Glouceste., Lane, Orls.
lSth-Sld Paris Chase, " Ors.
14th-Cieorrc, Choa Urls
I2th--Arrd Pauline, Canaan, n Orls.
Marsccs, March l9th--Ari'd Tweed, Robinson, New Or
leans.
5th-Clarssa Andrews, Thompson N OrIs.
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MONEY MARKET-CITY.

FRIDAY, 18th April 1887
Had not the Express Mail arrived early yester
day there disposition the of purchasers take
at the then rnnons rates. for the holders of
ling to part with it, at rates But the from Franco
Gle down full The stock hand over lOO
ONO bales. The supply from the interior falling off, while
shipments by first hands going with spirit, if
be only realize Liver pool and IIayre r tier il
should be in Market than lying piled up sheds. No
calls to-day any price few barter operations NAV have
taken place, but not to any
The project is still entertained by of anks though
not with zeal G" issuing Post payable IL hence,
hearing cent interest We doubt the wisdom
LEY 1t is only putting the evil day aar suffering
disease TO get greater hold of the body There
must and there will he complete revolution be followed
by order OF things. Post will be only
the death of the MONSTER biz credit The atmosphere
been long enough darkcncd with the Hyng kites
aud mprudct chants il be cleared then we
sunshine te cheer the people
and its mnitplcx business.
Money is The paper is done, while
time the lenders the Shyocks of New Orcaus fat
Icnng the time industry and earnings of the honest
who keep his credit paying duca duca for forty
Some fac beginning rauspe, that lead doubt
whether the policy of the Government be By
strange anomaly the present has Numbered
tat by tho LIST of October fpcrsisted in will bring
England and France feet We have the SPECIE and all
have do keep basis for Ranking system.
If Eng land specie from America she will be bankrupt
and revolution We shall enlarge this topic
Meantime, resolution paying
y benefit this country, the merchants themselves and
enable the better TO its plans. If Mr.
Van nuen would issue orders that nothing but gold silver
he received of dues to the he will
his point keep the here and
poratonthe bane of prosperity. These doctrines
be considered heterodox by but anxious
arrive the truth in financial matters without reference
political feelings The subject should be canvassed studied
weighed and well considered every counting house;
palace every hamlet the Union deepest
concerned should be remembered zoe hare national
debt to }Gbor uuder.
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SPIRIT OF THE EXPRESS

A proposition is al at for the Merchants of
New York, TO refuse payments of Custom House
bonds till Van Buren, rrscind the specie circular.
The survey OF the coast is going ahead rapidly
under Professor Hasslcr.
Morgan & Jaques' majority Clark, is OIL
silk Company was organized on the 18th inst
in Wilmington, Delaware.
Dixon, the singer, accused of forgery, has been
acquitted.
The private dcposites IN New York, on the Goth
instant, amounted to 1880, 900.
The Wcstchcsier got into Portsmouth harhor,
and viii be scuttled. She was on FIRE in the low
or hold
Gov. Cass has sent to the Globe long defence
OF himself against the asPersions Of certain officers
in this country.
COMMERCIAL CONVENTION, is proposed in the
N FORK Advocate, to assem- bic in that city on the
LIST of July next!
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DAINTs, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-Jnst
landing from ship Constitution, and for sulc-vz ::
10000 feet Of glass best quality from 5N0 to 23X2G;
800 kegs white lead, pure; $50 10 green paint in %
br kegs "a doz npnedt tins for signs6OoO ID lthrage;
20 doz splendid 10000 ground brushe also of0O90 and
9 do leases crome green in powder; superior article
do do III cans; large assortment sash tools of every
size and quality; sable pencils for artists; flat marking
brushes for merchants; artists colors inoi ready
pared in boxes, fitted up with all necessary brushes
artists tools, &C.
Flake and cremuitv whit; GO packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum arabic and large and choice
sortmcnt of paints dry coors, oil, turpenne, varsh
&C., for sale, wholesale and retail, the lowest prices,
by MONDEILI,
S{'Dn,p
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Through the poIirencss OF Mr.. Kidd of the Mer-
chants Exchange, we were yesterday put IN pos
session OF regular file Of the Diario del Gobierne
published at Mexico, mp to the 9Th April 1t con
tains little more than the cdings Of Congress,
and extracts from old French papers The de-
fence OF Santa Anna occupies one whole number.
II is lame apology for his defeat on the field of
San Jaeinto, while he works up his successes as
deeds worthy of an Alexander. The editor of the
Gobierno now and then ndulgea his readers with
an essay on the art of government, and a TRADE
AGAINST fnrciuncrs
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How many subscribers has the Picayune in re
ality' How many advertising customers has st
in truth? Our subscription increases fast that
we fear wc shall not be able TO get paper enough
in the city for one edition in a few days,-and as
to our advertising customers, they press upon us
so rapidly that we shall have to throw away our
present type and get pearl. Will her ladyship an
swer the above questions!
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G57The friends of Mr.. Victor 4. Ltmonnicr, and
those of his friends, Nessrs. Zachare's and teners MS
requested attend his funeral from the residence
Mr.. William Henderson No. 165 Cont st. this afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
New Orlean April %, 1887. a28
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ORLEANS PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE.

No. % Magazine st.-Opposte Banks Arcade
n tIIE Co-parncrship in this establishment unde-
\ the firm ofH Groves & Co. was dissolved by nun
tual consent on the OH inst The subscriber who has
been sole proprietor of the office from its first
menceEient, has engaged competent and expeditions
worknen to supply the place Of Mr.. Groves, and is
prepared the business of Litiograplly i'll
all its different branches with promptnsss and energy
as heretofore and on reasonable terms.
stT A
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OEFICIAI

DEPARTMENT or STATE.
Official information has been received from the
Consul OF the uAircd States at La Gunyra, that in
col sequence OF the scarcity prevailing in Nonezu-
ella, IL decree had been issued by the Government
Of that Republic, authorizing the importation OF
Indian corn, rice, and pulse of all kinds, free oil
duty, into the polrs Of La Guayra and Porto cabel-
March last.
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Surveyors Office, Second Munic pality,}

April 9th, 1887.
NOTlCE.-Scaled proposals will be received at this
~ office, until the Cd day of May next, for paving
with fiat boat gunnels, New Ievec Street, from La
cunrse TO Market streets; and Louisa, from New lie.
wee to Front street.
he gunnels are to be laid transverselv the
street solidly embedded earth, and to have even
sNgIace top.
hose on New l.cvee street, must lie cut in lei gthr
~ 81 FEET and those Ionisa street, will he cut in
lengths of 90 feet two inches. There must be a picce
Of timber fitted To the gunnels longudinaly, each
end Of them; and trenneed down into every second
:gnnnc similar to the work done upon Trent street.
HE person prop; sing, must say how much per foot
1lineal for each street.
rs;rno.,1 ID. HOARD, Acting Surveyor
of the Second Municipality.
q sn9S
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After the Opera, will be performed Third tne)
Comic Ballet. entitled
"a TUE VILLAGE SCHOOl.MASTER.
fnUhicIl Signori Serpos,a Ghcrartli will appear
.aas assisted by the Corps de Ballet.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish Court for tho
- Parish and City Of New Orleans. Present the Hon
Charles Maurin, Judge. Solomon Andrews rs. hi1
Creditors Upon reading and filing the petition and
schedule il this case it is ordered by the Court that
meeting of the lnsolvents creditors he held in omen
Court, on Thursday the 18th day OF May 1887 to show
cause why the said insolvent should not be discharged
according to law. Its further ordered, that w o.
Guion, Esq. and Counsellor at law be appointed to
meantime, all proceeding the person and prom.
city OF the inSovent are STAYED. f'f
BY order of Court
Clerks Office, New Orleans, April a5, 1887
a2o FM GUYOI. Clerk
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ASTATE OF LOUISIANA-First Judicial District
~ Court. Francois Rcnuer Us. his Creditors. The
cession of the Petitioners property having been accept
ed by the Court for the benefit ohs creditors; it is
dere that meeting of said creditors, take place
the office Of DL Mccoy, Esq notary public, Satur-
day the 18th instant, at O'clock A. NJ, for the pur
pose of deliberatng the a rs Of said petition and
the meantime nll judicial proceedings against his
person and property stayed.
Witness, the Hon Charles Watts, Judge ofthe Court
aforesaid, this 18th day Of April A. ID. 1887.
a26 2t p. LIE BLANC, Dep. Clerk.
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articles # Treaty beiueen the C,ited States and


ARTICLE XSllt. To avoid all kinds of vcxaion
aud abuse IN the examination of papers relating
the ownership of vessels belonging to the crize MS
"l the two contracting parties, they have agreed,
and do agree, that in case one of them should be
engaged in war, the vessels belong ing to the cit.
zcns of the other must be furnished with sea let
tiers or passports, expressing the name, properly,
and bulk of the vessel and also the name and
place of habitaton of the master commander Of
said vessel, in order that il may hereby appear that
the said vessel really and truly belongs the cili-
liens of one of the contracting parties; they have
lk ewise agreed that such vessels being laden be-
sides the said sea letters or passports, shall also
be provided with certificates containing the seve-
raj particulars of the cargo, and the place whence
the vessel sailed, SO that it may be known wheth-
any forbidden or contraband goods be on board
the same, which certificate shall be made out by
The officers of the plancc whence the vessel sailed,
in the accustomed torm without which requisites
the said vessel may be detained, TO be adudged
by the competent tribunal, and may be declared
legal pr'zc, II less the said defect shall be satisfied
or supplied by testimony entirely equivalent TO the
satisfaction OF the competent, tribunal.
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- Ward Second Municipality, on the 10Th instant, q
red and white Mich Cow, the larger portion red color
the tip of one of her horns sawed off, The owner of
ray csrges and take her away, before Saturday,
the 18th Nav on which day she will bc sold at twelve
O'clock, by r. A. Guillott, Auctoneer.
II. u. SrRINGER, Commissary Sd Ward,
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OFFICE OF TIE CLONE,
Washington, Friday, April 81, . P NJ.
OFFICIAL
DEPARTMENT OF STATED

DEPARTMENT OF STATED
april 90, 1887.
AS "a war is waging on the Gulf of Mexico,
between Mexico and Texas, and a war has also
broken out the coast of the Pacific, between
Chill and Peru, it is rccomm ended to the citizens
of the United States, trading with those or the
neehboring countries, or whose property is Xix ely
to come within reach of the com hatanis, to see
that the vessels in which, or in whose cargncs,
they interested, are provided with The paper.
specified in the twenty-third article of the treaty
between the United States and Mexico, which is
considered by this Government as obligatory upon
both Mexico and Texas; and IN the nineteenth
article of the treaty between the United Sta:cs
and Chill.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-28

GOAP, AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from brig
- Messenger and Aquilla and for sale by the sub
scrihcrs-500 boxes No. !, and Imitation No. Soap,
brands Of Jackson aud Trowbridge and James Could
"a eases sweet Spanish Chocolate.
a2S ISAAC BRIDGE a. co.
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MIR. BURKE is respectfully il formed, that WILL
I'VE LIAM GhLAlIElt is ready to him on
Tuesday, 1st MAY, to make arrangements for meeting
the Turf for Trial of Skill MIR. G. will meet MI.
B. at the st. Mary s Hail. any place he may appoint.
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ITHp. HRGHsf0aR.

= TKUF ElSSOK OF EI.UCUTIUN,
ID ESPECTFUlJ.Y announces to the public of New
q Orleans, that he has resumed his practice in the
above necessary branch of polite and professional edu
CATION 5 Students visited their residence, receievd
at MIR. Darton's rooms, No ii Circus street, where
particulars may uscertained. NJ
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,se TAEATRE---ST. CHARLES.
Ms. CHARLOTTE BARNES respectfully informs
hcr f. suls aud The public, that her FAREWELL.
ItEs EFT will take place Monday evening next,
the LIST May. no7
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TMEATRE-ST. CHARLES.
IAN OPERA NIGHT

sasa ITALIAN OPERA NIGHT.
THIS EVENING April, 2sth,
VIII be presented 5ein's Grand Opera of
NORMA.
Norma. Signnra Pan lanelli Adalsisa Marozzi; Pol.
ioir, Signor Ccrcsihi.
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articles Of Tie treaty Jet~ten tie United States ane


ARTICLE XIX. To avoid all kind of vcxa,ion and
abuse in the examination of the papers relating to
the ownership of the vessels belonging to the cit-
zens of the Two contracting partics they have
greed, and do agree, that in case of them shall
be ged in war, the ships sud vessels belonging
the citizens of the other, must be furnished with
letters passports, expressing the name, pr
perry, and-nulk of the ship, as also The name and
place of habltaiion OF the master or commander OF
said vessel, in order that il may thereby appear
that the chip really and truly belongs 10 the cili
zens OF one Of the parties; they have likewise IL
greed that such ships being laden, besides the sea
letters or passports, shall also be provided with
certificates containing the several particulars OF the
cargo, and the place whence the ship sailed, so
lhatt may be known whether any forbidden or
conlrahand goods be on board the same; which
certificates shall be made out by tho officers Of The
place whence the ship sailed, in The accustomed
form; without which requisites, said vessel may
be detained, 10 be adjudscd by the competent tn
bunal, and may be declared legal prize, unless the
said defect shall be proved TO be owing to acct
dent, and be satisfied or supplied by testimony en-
rrelY equivalent
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MAS brought to the police prison Of tLc 5IM-
w cipality, on the 81 of March n NJ ~ Mum
named LEWIS, about "a years of age who Sns1, sa
longs to Mr.. Caldwell. The will tolnn Be-.
the law and take him away. H. S. HaRI1Ey,wi With
aii Captain of W.,
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pa TO RENT AT PASS CHRISTIAN,
TNHHREE small Tcncments, at the above watering
IA p'a:c, being situated the shore; they
1nand extensive visw, and about l00 Yards from the
street. a2S
NEW BOOKS. :" The Youthful Impostor.'a No
IN vel, by George W. Reynolds, in two vols; Traits
and Triuls If Early Life by L. f. L., author of" The
Imprsvisatrice," &c, just received and for sale by
WILLIAM MckEAN,
.-10G lnrner nf Canl and % sfr
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aS5S - CARD.
DIN. WILLIAMS, rocuLIsT.-Wc arc desired by the
above named Ocust, inform friends and the pub
c that in consequence Of III, distress cvnccd BY those
unfortunate persons he has rallv restored to sight
from total blindness since his arrival and who had
been nearly blind % years, and the number of poor
clock lac has resolved remain in his present lodgings
No. II Canal street, until the morning of the lth of
Mny next He he has been induced to alter his
pisa, MISC to give occasion to planters and others
who live nj n distance to come themselves, hiring
with them their wives, children, slaves, who
blind deaf, afflicted with weak short or dim sight,
to consult him before his departure for Natclcz which
ia Irrevocaby fixed on the It'll day of next month.
He leaves NatcbeZ the 23d of May Tor Vicksburc;
md that place the i of June for Memphis; and thai
95th for Cincinnati, where he purposes to remain f
teen days. on his TO the Falls of Niagara, by the
rivers, stopping few avs in each of tho large
tho direct Steamboat route to Buffalo.
N. b. The editors of all the ;>apers in NacheZ are
required to publish the above article week. I'M
til the arrival of DIR Williams, and direct him paper
containing the same.
New Orleans, April 26 1887.
@ HISTORY OF TEXAS.
ME RS. HOLLEY'S HISTORY OF TEXAS con-
the country Rivers, Climate, Trade, Products, Consti-
tuition, Nc, with map of Texas, further supply
ceiyed and for sale by
as HOTCHKIss q Co, 81 Clor,rcs st.
TINE TABLE.
FHNHE Giro Nlar Time Table, for showing at one
view, the number Of days from any given date, to
NIL other dates, either prior subsequent it, within
II months, constructed by Thomas Dunn, Accountant
Bank of Scotland, Glasgow, for sale by
a2s HoTCHKiSS Il C D., "a Chartres st.
.WANTED.-Two good Vessels not to draw over
wv eight feet when loaded, to proceed the At
taekapas to load for northern port, dispatch given
and n liberal freight paid; apply to
a?8 WM. PORTER. o5 Common 81,
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NOTlCE.-A competent Book Keeper on- =
Pcnmnn, long resident in this city, r expert
for suitable compensation, would unier,nkn ,a
up books and regua ate accounts for Traesmnn me
MICS and Others, whose compass of busnn"s echa.
require e constant attendance of an accouna "es not
manent employment at fair compensation ,",., Ier
the more acceptable: lie would also adjust ns", os
estates promptly and with exactitudc. Unexcan,aea
bic references, if required, will be given e'i''na'
Address A, H. box $40, rost Office, or djree,, g.,
Phippn street. aSS ", u
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WAS brought to the police prison Of liz 5I-.
w pality, on the IN instant, negro woman nunic
CAROLINE, about 30 years ofagc saws sIn named
to Madam Dezo Garcia ''c belongs
The owner Will prove property, pay chargcs a.,
her away. H. IS II tpnand take
all Captain ,f Ri, wv
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WASHINGTON BALL ROOM

WASHINGTON BALL ROOM.
THNNE Manager OF the Washing ton Ball ROOM res
IL rectfully informs his friends and the public, that
next Monday evening the 18th inst he will give Il
grand Dress and Masquerade Ball, and that he will
continue giving said Balls, every Monday, Wed esday
and Saturday evening of each week during the season
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DtCE-lUU casks fresh Rice, for sale by
Nh OF IL TIIAYER & Co. ~ Poydras st.
\ HRLOUR--57;5 Bills Flour landing from .onm boat
i H md for sale by \ II WALLACE " Co.
sas19s eltssN - Hunk Alley.
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M HISKEY-fO bils rcrtied whisky fot sale q
" I53 Unemployment by <, ,,.,>
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WA brought to the police prison Of Tho 81 W. W..
w cipalty on the 9th instant, black rr haluni
name of SALLY, about 10 years ofagc snysshs " do
to MIR. Sevita,. say 's'e oehny,
Her owner will prove property pay charges mn, =,
her away. II $ II a spI and take
uIl Captain III, w,
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: Cd Mu,iicipuijty,

~ UNNY BAGS.-5O bales, assorted sizes, landing
M from brig Aquilla, for sale kv
"a o2 ISAAC BRIDGE & O.
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K(Rk5Jll Iils mess pork; 100 do prime do in stor'
= -, s : 81 40 & BYRSE
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isASTOR OIi.-6bbls Castor oil just received ant
y saie al 1853 Tchoupi;uulus st. by