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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14
MONEY MAREET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE.

~ Thursday, IL p. NJ.
The failures still continue. On "Wednesday the
tou the southern country by for fifteen
millions of dollars It'll said they show sixteen and
half millions The other houses that have suspended are
estimated about twelve millions. Among them are ten of
our commercial establishments. The opinion among the
knowing is that body yield unpaa
cled pressure and arrangements We would fain for
better ISSUE hut constituted trade has been and
Quoted with the secrecy that has hitherto marked it, there is
no telling how the revolution will The public
who interested most deeply in the issue dark
In countries, the is the organ which they look
for information respecting the of commerce. Unforu,
nacy New Orleans the journals have hitherto done little
more reflect very mperecty the prices the main mr.
ces produce From the fcts possession VIC arc by
prepared to speak encouragingly The will
have way and the patches of blue sky and
then break upon but the signs of increasing violence
Nothing wortly.of notice in the market.
hc whole of yesterday the poured from the heavens;
two heavy thunder clouds passed us uccompa
MED with the vivid tightening Tho day and
gloomy, much require lighted candles bust
by,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

Tonight, Romeo and Juliet, for the lss time
Every body will go to hear the last note of the
mock-bird Pantanei is host of herself
Then Norma on Sunday nieht--Norma, divine
Norma! ''ris the soul of Bellini transmitted into
the noble pricstess of the Druids. All other work 3
hide their heads when this is to be said, sung aid
played.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

We have something to say tomorrow on The
beautiful Drama of LATTE, from the pen of Miss
Barnes. The public expectation runs high, ami
if we prophecy Alright it will not be disappointed,
for those engaged in the piece capable of max
it tell Report speaks highly of the new scenes,
the dresses, the decorations, and the talent en-
ployed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

HSS'i RAi.-Tnken up one bay Stallion poncy BALI
IA fare, the right hind foot white. The owner is 10
qursed come forward prove property, pay charge,
ma take said animal away, before the 18th instant
fl after that time, il will he sold public auction
L. A. Guilliotte, Auctioneer. W. MCDONALD
a3 Commissarv I'd Ward, ID Municipalir
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

See Dr.. Williams proposal. Our New Orleans
ocuists now have rare opportunity Of distin
gaashiag themselves.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

M AS brought to the police prison Of the 81 NJ,
w cpulity, on the 29h March, negro man ~. lan.
Miles, abon 30 years of age, says he beongs III ,asd
Rozous. The owner.wiIl prove properly. INV " Nr
gcs, and take him away. i S H2R P PIy chat
as Captain oft he W.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

ESTRAY.,- Taken up, one black Mule, two Spanni
sl brands, one on the ii gu and one on the left ,hi
and some white marks on the back. The owner is n.
tied to come forward prove property, pay chargr
and take said animal away, before the 18th instant.
left after that time it will be sold at public auction
p. A. Guilhutte, Auctoneer.
W. MCDONALD, Commissnry ID Ward,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

Not bale oil cotton,-not hogshcad Of To.
bacco was shipped yesterday from this port.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

ENSTRAl.--Taken up by the night watch in the ID
~ ward ID municipality, sorrc Mare, man
The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove fn
perty, pay charges, and take said animal away befr
the 9TH instant. lfletl after that time will be SOLIDS
public auction, by p. A. Guilliottc, Auctioneer
w. MCDONALD, Commissary I'd Ward,
u3 ID Munic;n.l,r
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

PISA amounting to :, 5sqrd
Ticlets-wholc tickets, 50 Oh; iia.ses's
81 %. ...nted 10 dss
Packages of % Tickets sl25 wsrrsnai PacE'
cast SD, md may draw the four oaPi'"
If shares in proportion. ., office, 81 u,TT
For Tickets apply ut the MANAGER Iaurcadr, and
street, adjoining the entrance into 'hs sts.
Cha tres between Cont and ST. Z MEAD slalFg
al0 > IN t ~ Al a.
E,SLOUt-laOG bbls supcIfnc' TOT e EOl ST.
Il Leycc by alO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14
POLICE.

RECoRDER'S COURT SECOND MUNicIrALlTY
The court was unusually crowded, for the vigi-
LIANT police had captured several gentlemen black
legs, pick poe kets and suspicious characters, and
their friends had assembled to ascertain their fate
The first that underwent his examination W.
Sigh young man, with down look, but rather
gcn,eel, accused of inyeigling into room, motifs
avn; a gentleman from Mississippi, under pre-
tcnce Of furnishing him bed. The Mississippi
having wcrshppcd rather freely at The shrine { f
Bacchus, was soon after he laid down, in the arms
Of Morpheus; when his hospita BILE friend, Edward
Anderson, alias Davis, alias Iioxhurs', alias Hook,
relieved him of his pocket book, and not wishing
to disturb his SAUNDERS, left him without bidding
him farewell. Rccommtted for further cxanlna-
ton.
The second that Of Mr.. A-L-,
a Frcnchman, with so little gallantry To brutal
ly beat his hard working, industrious wife, for
/ which lis Honor bound him to keep the peace, in
| $1,000.
Three worthless found prowing abou, the streets
one released, the other Two bound 10 give secu-
| rtv.
stou, made, dark complexion, a few OF his upper
teeth missing; arrested with bottle of phosp pho
rus, found open, sironp suspected OF no good in
| tent. In default of security, sent to FL Gala boosa
for 80 days, as a vagabond and suspicious per-
| son.
T.G. Smith, pale, ,hin, well dressed young
man, with small gray eyes; r,-exanined. Bound
| to keep the peace, in Sl0uO-Wm. Barclay and P
/ Chcenv, security.
Sim Coolcy, small, light chap, well known tc
the Police, as had fellow, idle, dissolHre, and
,hievsl,=-buund keep the peace in Sr0Oo-W
Barclay, security.
]. C. brown, young man, abullyisg charac
ter, light complexion, 'hin--rclcased upon cond
ton that ii caught again he should get double
dose.
Alex. Piper, blackl' g. &c.-Re-committed TO
| further examination.
Thomas Shirley, of Kentucky, sporting ei ar
acter, bound in a Thousand dohars 10 keep til,
peacc--Elijah- L. Hoffman, of Kentucky, socu
rty.
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NNAS brought to the police prison of The o. M
w ciphlily, on tho 18th March, u n gro mar MINI
Prince ahoat 2l years of agc, says he beongs y,
Be.for ldel. The owner will prove property. " Nf
ges, and take Inn away. HARPER na''
as Cantnip of n n ui"'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

-dlss Of The London Morning Herald and
the Tunes wsse received yesterday, and are placed
on file for the benefit 81 our subscribers.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

NMAS brought to the prison of the ID Muuic;n,i;,.
w on the sd inst. Griil man, who call h;,y
self Charles Lewis, says he belongs to Mr. WalssvMnn
new, he is about % years old feet inches high Wy
me owner VIII comply win The law and take him
away. i. S. HARPER so"
Ul3O Can't, of the W,,.l
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

NJ AS brought to til. police prison OF The "a MIMI;
John Bcltcy, aged about 10 years, says Lc ha named
Mr.. Emerson. The will prove pronsr, onss to
charges, and take him away rs EtRpFfn, pay
as Captain or H., M,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

WAS brought TO the police prison Of the "a MIMI
named leila, aged about % years. SAYS she ,%oaan
MIR. Charbonet. The owner will prove proncr,"s
charges, and take her away. Il S HAEpTyH, pay
as Captain of H., wv,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

"The people, who had long been passive under
the fluctuations of :he currency, are becoming
uneasy, and upon the first explosion of govern
M mt deposite bank, will demand the rc-csablIsE-
men of a national bank" So argues Mr.. Butler
the fd-ue .4chotes of Mr. Van Buren,. To Le
sure, they have borne more than any other people
less free would have suffered, they have been
cheated, deceived, and BAN boozlcd hy the govern
mcnt since the election of Jackson, to degree
that passes belief. Most wise attorney general
and you think really, that these good people, the
object Of your upositions for years past, will rise
and demand the restoration of the currency thai
you so nobly assisted in destroying! You are
really of that opinionl We congratulate you
! upon your returning good sense. You admit then
that national bank would restore tho cufrcscy
This precious confession either proves that you,
your party,-have been acting knavishly or gno.
rantly Your fame and that OF The statesman 10
whom grateful people have for years confded
the care of this Union, will go down 10 postcr,y
in the worst possible light. You and your coad.
TUTORS, with Jackson at your head, viii occupy q
| black page in the history Of our beloved country
! You found ttc Union prosperous and thriying,-
and in the short spec of Two presidential lus.
trans your measures broke up the fountains OF
credit and Brought distress in its most appalling
| form TO the very door Of every citizen throughout
thc country.
Tire destroycrs of the Bnifed States Bank well
knew the result of all their maehiual ions.-, They
were capable Of tracing cause aad chaci as wei
as other men,. They had experience 10 Teach
them. And ycf they persisted. Now when ihs
commercial atmosphere is cnyered in with III
densest clouds, these men dare TO talk 10 Us
| about "prudence and prtcaution," to avoid q
| demand for national bank We are told To keep
our spccie on this side The water fer fear OF aiding
he Brtis, tori, ia their struggle with the prep!c
We are told thai the question is whether
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

MA brought Ia the police prison of the % -
Wv cipality, on the I'd Instant, negro man 'aaI
Ben, about - years of age says he bclon~s' n0na
Achile Courcce. The will prove prono. ~ Nlr
charges, and take him away. l. S HARPEE'my
rs Caniajn nj H. IN,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

w AS brought to me police prison q the "a o,;
Henson, about 10 of age, says he conss named
Connolly. The owner will prove properfy n,, 10 MI,
ges, and take him away 5 hAi,pEETH eA'r'
a3 Captain of tho w
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14
'TREAsuHER's OFFICE,

=, ~
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
~ ollCE-fha owners OF property assessed to pay
! the expenses OF opening AMI improving streets i'll
con IT, L. .i,no;iJ t p, " ,',,'' :iI
he rCSr; II 'i''~ hUp.,E ia 'f WIN
= - io'o"'''
BUREAU nU lhlS9hiEk De La
WI. ,.,, :oE'1Np =. ''UNiclPALiTE.
4 VIZ -cS preparedness dcS lerr"lns assesses pour
\ payer les "rpenSes pour fonveIlme ct famelio-
an'ln aes rues dams c'te MnmclpaIiH sont n'"rmGs
I'1 MI, w 'n' l'enIon IT, esl nomne coileeteur; lis
"ust" p"Sof ,'Ne"'"eme,' sr ptSSeH,"t'oN de leur
cohli"e. III :. noa.>E, lfesoner.
PARA>Ol.S.
aNih suhscri9rr has Just received from New York
fetu rS5s al ,S' o i.fn;os' o., french mua
low mrio ~ Az cc,s en, ~ ~ IS, ,.o a' .le
10" pr'Gc % % cents eac, I'll 10 canal street near
s9!a 49, - - ~ : VI I / llt.G1
'1 iGI, ; up py me nTn' ""Ish on l3e night OF the
fore brad. md whi,c ark en- I've o.i, S 80, "i ms
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

M AS brought to the police prison Of the ID Mum
w cipali,y the 9Th instant, black girl by ii.
ofSAlLY, about ears ofagc, saysshc belong,
TO Mr. Selvitut.
Her owner will prove property pay charges and tax,
her away. II 5 HARPER,
all Cnntnin of the Mnirn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

az fRAYS.-Was-tokon up on the night Of b' u
~ inst by the night watch, and commute, IT,, \
pound of the upper guard house, Sd Ward "a "I5
paty, a snail White horse with J ? on ils
thigh, and small bay poney horse both nina ~
10 the ictlocks.-The own RS of said animals I MI
qucstcd to come forward prove property pay t aS
GniIIoti uuc I.y VIII S'' II sTRrGR
ai0 lot Commissary Sd Ward, ID AluncpHS,,
23, 60, 60, 20, So, ?, SO, 81, 81, 6s, Mp
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SpRINli ElllS

SiA''t'' $500
VIE suoseroer IS now opening supply f pI new
In goods, received per ships kentucky ana iiarKa-
way from New York. consisting in part OF the follow
Rich French printed iockonc,s pIur and satin G,ced
new nntcrns. I,r,h lnwns. ratrinsJ No. sulc
did article. l'Gh coored Eno ISL rhnty. en,u Gcircd
French cnmhli,s. six Sroi threoI mn rn'ton I"s;e
w MAN rhhed n,,.n =, nrl ,i n,J n,i'. Enn, cam,
hrck AMI lawn bbIfks MAN hnms,;,,s Vi L,rn L,rlnr
ed md nn,L,d. f,nrv iii LlLc sLn, L. ~ sc,rE s,t
in and brachn silk do Also mel cIrnrillc LhkE an en-
Tn, new n,tcle satin pnuyr and rrn do Paris earn
turc Ribbons Also Richardson's superior soft finish
Irish linens
The above with manv otbcr goods have hecn scIrct
ed expressly for the civ rrnle md are oere on rca
sonable terms at 10 Canal street, near ROYAL, by
nnri1 y Til'iEy
= : -. -, -
NO WI "---m4Hanc Louis SANCHEZ vs. her husband
- Parish and Cit% OF New oreans'-i hereby certl-
~! "t' Oh ?,'nu",y PSI io2 JudSmeh. was entered IN
us our IN ,he sun oil Madame Louis sanchez vs.. her
Tb M 'S w'IGs nl" mH,es "'nwl n 10, CYL
rbo Court heinz sniisG%j Con ,bG evidences Thai he
defendant has abandoned ,lc r,otrmonsl howell and
lives il open conc,poce with another woman thnn his
wife 1t is ordered "A linIred and Al creed hn, n iudg
mcnt Of divorce be entered in favor Of The planA hat
The bonds of mnrimnny hhcr,o is'nI ha,,nr', ' ,h
nnres plaintiff md defendant he lis.olysd md ami
led and that The defendant INV the .osts
'''' CHIRIES Mil,RI,N.
February ith 1897. InJae
c. Pare li6. In testimony whereof | have hcrenn,o
set nv hand and nIxeI the ,eni Of The snid court n,
the civ Of New Orleans. on this 20h div Of March in
|
hirty-sevcnand the sxyfrt yeor oftbe Indrnondencr
of the United States
"A II. NJ. GUYOl., Deputy Clerk.
N 91io -. - -,
Nrar nj, 5ptS G"'t'e son ,utui'
~ dc In Nn,aII y" H. H. ~
Jnnyirr lSz ;n, ft S io, ',t ne -, i S'
mnnde 10 M ; u. "",i,,e unI We ", u a. IA 'e
los ,,, o',,, ''o''' " '0''e sun ''''' "'''s
Ne C ",,''''S ~, cHi," r SAVIOR IN Re-.
- ~ mla'.e 't sc Jont plolIt PAR oeNnh III So,f
ene,lr abandonnG la donicie coniugnlS c yiycnt en-
concubnase oSyerte nvec une azure femme o'ne son
epouse II est decrett ct adIudg6 que unc ugemcnt de
divorce soft enrcGisc en- flvcnr de dcmandIesso uuc
scs lieus matrmoniatlx cxistant jusqu'uu prtsen-
enirc les parts demanress ct dctGndeur soen dissou
ct unnulle ct que lie dclcnlcur paiont les iios
Signe CHARLES MAURIAN,
! 4Ftvref, 1887 Juge.
G.. page l46 En- fol de quot TAI nose II scaux DIT
Cour cdcssus dams la Vile de la Nouyee-D Orleans &C
26 Jour de Mars 1887 ct lie GlQr de Finder cndcnce dc
Etuts- Unis
al II. NJ. GUYOL, Dep GreGlier
NTOTICE--7TLo nnIIc orc bc,e[v con,;oneJ IN,
,rn,i NO, To rn na fr ~. ,L nSunoms" "i'
n"h." n.y. " u"ue ioi vi 'ah' 'ii assignment
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

M AS brought TO the police prison of the Cd Mum
w cpalitv, on the 3lst of March, Negro MN
named LEWIS, about 81 years of ngc who saws he b.
longs to Mr.. Caldwell. The owner will co 1ply win
the lazy ana take nm away II. $. HARPER,
all Captain of Watch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

m osfN AND soaP--Landing from ships Nantns-
HS lei and Henry Clay, 60 boxes nitatiotsNo.
soar. brand Of jackson & Trowhriige, 100 lsbs n
49, ss.'ls NV ISAAC BRIDGE g. Co.
al 1874 Magazine street.
- THING & DROGANS-Rcecived per brig
~ &c RE AID ship Nantaskrt, cascs summer lloth-
- eases hip pcggtd hroeais, f r sale by
- ISAAC BHlEGE & Co. ia Magazine $"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

N7AS taken up by the night watch Of the "a W,nl
w on the 23d inst, small buy mare and her S G
the ownr is requested toProve property pay chae p'
and take them away before the 9Th of April eb''
erwisc they will be sold public auction by chi;
lottc, ouctoncer. JOHN PRICE, Co,nmissary
m27 LIST Ward, 2nd Municipaliiy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

We are.no lnancicrs. We profess to know no
thing Of the secrets of modern commerce But
this know-wc know that the hum bugging
of General jackson has produced the
present awful crisis. People ma; talk as
they please abou, merchants overtradns, about
land sPeculations, about cotton monopolics--these
erils supcrnduced by the course Of The goucr'a
nent on The currency, and to,cards The Unitca States
Bank. The administration began with the intent
to beggar the country, in order 10 carry into effect
their vile schemes against the constitution. These
schemes shall be laid before ,hepGI!ic ID few
days. Now is the time exhibit them to the gaze
of the people. They accompanied by their
attendant evils. and the character of our demo
cratic governors will be properly appreciated.
But what is to he the issue of this revolution
A revolution once begun, must work-its own rem
edy The country must feel the full force Of il
visen, conflicts before all minds will be convinced
Of the necessity Of change. This is the course
of political as we'll as crciui revolutions.-
Ereey merchant, erc,y planter, every farmer, trcr,
mechanic, erery cit=en in any may conace'e
,rM The schemes Of the nonopolists and acculatars.
WILL srer PAYMENT Do want proof of this
position. Look at the daily failures in his city
lind they wW continue til not rcstige Of Tie system,
be left. These are lamenable conclusions; hu
they conclusions that fow inevitably from
causes beyond the control of any man, set o.
men, or even the government. AT one time W,
were of opinion thai, the repeal of the speci
circular would effect some good, but noe the re
sui, would be to destroy the Deposi,e Banks.
liberal discount on the part of the Banks, we still
think; would preseEe the regular business house.
but it is exceedingly probIcmatlca, as fro III
course of things since the 4th of March, we ar
convinced that good money has be:a thrown aitc
bad in many if not all of on; Institutions I'll
] Lr iLSt LII Ls nitch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

M AS brought to the police prison Of the d
pality, on the 9Th instant, negro WOMAN ualici
CAROLINE, about 30 years ofage, says She h nItd
to Madam Dezo Garcia. 'eiohgs
The owner will prove property, paw charge, an, =,
her away. IL. s. HARPER luke
all Captain of tho W.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

TOWN OF COLUMBUS -FEXAS.
TENIJE town of Columbus is beautifully and odvap-
p Il tageousy situated on ii branch or ann of Mata-
gorda Bay, called Frespulacois, about IS. miles from
Passo Cabelie (he maine pass) whereve drawing
10 feet water, cah enter and discharge the bark OF
the bay in perfect safety. Tha very liberal terms Of
settlement eferedby the proprietor, is nddcemcnt
to mechanics and others interest themselves in this
place soon as possible. Correct maps of the town
may be and tcrms known, by calling on Mr.. Evans
at the True American Office, Mr. Mills, corner
of Main street an Old Levee, who regularly APP
pointed nCents. =. AID
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u NOTICE-Tl,e ship FRaNcoNIA, Wood,
Market Consgne;s will please lake out their permits
and attend TO the receipt of their goods. ala
G3e Neither the Captain censenees of the British
shin MARGARET will he responsible for the dchts:of
the crew. all ii. G. CAMMACk Il Co.
RY WIN. FLOWER.
XHTlLL bic sold ut the Exchange corner of Chartres
Wv and st, Louis streets on Saturday, 18th inst
noon, the negro hoy ROBIN about - yea RS old,
tive well lSokiug negra, and is sold with full guaran-
tee against the vices and lnuladss prescri by law.
Terms cash. ala
NHISSING-Suppose ed TO have been sent through
ITA mi take from ship Henry, from Boston, To of
her nees four bundles of Selves marked StoLe
Field s. Marks, ST. Louis, care off. Bailey, New Or
leans Any person having them ia his possession, will
confer favor by giving information of the same at No.
25 Graycr street. ..,
all JOSEPH COCkAfN.. - +.
THNifE Subscribers have on hand CHECKED ana striped
u ginshams wonens white and blue hose, mems
half hose assorted Mazulipatum hdkfs, 81 cambrick
aud variety Of other goods, which they will sell low,
for cash or for good paper, at short date.
ala He. CAMMACK 81 Co. 60 Grower ST,
q ALT-Acar OF salt ahoa fer SAFE low for cash
y approved paper, for terms apply To
IS AID II. c. CAMhACK & Co. =
(fOD FISH AND MACKEREL.-SOo box cs Cod
" Fish, so bbls No , and 100 do M 5 Mackenl
lanGns from brig George, fol sale BY
ais 5 & J WHITNEY,. Cont ST.
WANTED an active young man as Clerk, AMI 10
w make himself otherwise useful. Apply Ivy let
Ter, to Il II, box oil &c, 81 Charles Thcatr', al3
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NNTAS taken up by the night atcl on the 7ib ina
w gicy horse and small colt, with white mari
the forehead. Also grey poncy with the rrman,J
u halter onhs neck, taken Sp by the night waiehS
Common street. Also stray poney taken IN in Pa,
dido street. The of the above animals nr W.
quesGd come forward, prove property paw chorr,,
and take them away, on or before the 22nd Of AMI
otherwise they will be sold nj public auction by
lnitn Am y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

ASSTRAY.-Taken up, ono sorrel Horse, the nsl
HlA hind foot white ever the foreock The owneFi
requested to come forward, prove property, pay CHI
ges and take said animal away before the 10Th 'nsni
lfle after that time il will be sold at public auctionh
7. A. Guilliotte, Auctoncer. w. McDoNAiD
a3 Commisslry Cd Ward, ID Mu Hcipaliy
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TOMORROW,
LA + Il I, E.,
Tie Pirate ofthe Gaif.

From thtpcn of Miss Nha1Iotte IInFhHs.
EcoND SALE OF LOTS AT PENSACOLA.
FBNHE second sale of lots i'll the city Of Pcnsaco-
4 la Oh Monday the first day of May next, under the
direction of w ii CHI Sc, Acting Trustee of the Pcnsa-
cola City Company Late Land Company.
The conditions will he stated in the advertisements
for the sale of January last, wiz
Is cash, or endorsed papers at 6montha, whin-
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FREE SCHOOL LOTTERl

A UTIiORISED by Act of the Lcc.!sa'uuH1 ,S ii
u State of louisiana for the benefit OF the e,' Id
School Society, passed und approved the s''''
1928.
CLASS No. Is, FOR 1887. ,.n ~
10 be drapn IN ewOrieans, on Saturday no4'"
Is Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Balios'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

A YUUNG LADY, recently arrived from London, in
IN which city she has passed severul years educating
the daug ers Of gentlemen in the first in society,
would be happy to engage herself as governess in
family, or to attend pupils att their homes general
instruetess in the usual branches of female education
give lessons III any of the following accomplish
mants Piuno Forte, Singing, Drawing in various
STYLES, and Flower modelling in wax. References can be
given the highest families in this city, and the most
satisfactory testimonials from England be offered.
A tIrGSs A. II. Past office. nj
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

NNAS brought 10 the police prison of tho o., =
w nicpality, on the 9Th inst Negro wo ruu Mu.
ed MllLf, about DO years of age, says She hn man,
to Nj. Harrison. ' oeltn,s
Her owner is requested 10 comply with the H.,
take her away. IL S HARpFISnw and
all Clu of III,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-14

ENSTRAY.-Takcn up by tho night watch, one DO
IA Horse Spanish brand on the left hip. The @H
is requested to come forward, prove property, pGar
ses, aud take said animal away before the 18th usr
flei after that time it will be sold at public aueA
by p. A. Gu liiottc, Auct;oneer. w. McD0NlD
a3 CommisSary 2l Ward, ID Nuncipalpy.