True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24
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REMOVAL.
Ell FIlLET has removed from 7G Chor,res stree; to
- % Canal, near Royal and has received BY late
arrivals, additions to the original stock, which now
offered IN quantities. to suit purchasers.
Rich S5atins, plain and figured.
do do Blk and colorerl.
90 Gro de Paris, plain d fgd.
90 DO Jet euihlue blk.
do Rep Silk, plan and egd.
90 Gnuzcs, paplins, Ii,rnanies, &c.
:, Plain and knotted, China cohourgh English Silk
Superior embroidered, Lace and open work DO do
Go Thread, Mohair, Worst:d and Cotton Hose.
Stewards Paris made II s Gloves, blk white & ass'd
S TX and Net G9ve7, blk, white and assorted.
Alse-2O cases comets consisting of
French silk and Satin trimmed and untrmlncd, Oren-
ll Grecian FLORENCE Oval crown, ara Tuscan S,raws
&c &c. do Z. FILLEY, 76 Canal street.
PHILADELPHIA MIRROR.
fE'HE splendid patronage awarded to the Philacel-
n pl1a SATURDAY Courier induces the editors to com
to edition oither popular joum d. So long known as the
largest Family Newspaper in the United States, with
is = Of !, na cor TWEHl'Y:SIx THOUSAND SUB.
furnishing their readers with new books Of the best lite
nature of the day, having proved SO emncny success
lul, the plan will be continued. Six volumes Of the
lcbrated writings of Captain Morryatt and sxty.fve of
Mr.. Brooks valuable Letters from Europc have ali codv
been published without Interfering with its news and
miscellaneous reading. The Courors the largest and
ccacSt lahlly ne Spaper issued tins
containing articles in Literature 5ci.nce and Arts In
tsTal Improvement; Agriculture in short every variety
Of topics usually Introduced into public journal
Giving full accounts OF sales, markets and news of The
tits published the low price of So For this small
sum subscribers get valuable and entertaining matter,
each week enough to eli common book of 200 pages,
and equal to 50 volumes year. nnd which is estimated
to be read, weekly, by at least hundred thousand
people scattered in all parts Of the country from Maine
to lorl'!a, and from the saaboard tothe lakes.
ll,
l'pnetors, McsSrs WOODWARD a. CLARKE, of Fhladel-
phia to re-puhsh in its columns, in the course of q
year. several of the most interesting works that IS
sue from the British PRESS which cannot fail give
it permanent interest," ard render it worthy ofpreser-
walton. To meet the wishes therefore, sich Of their
subsc rbofs as desire to have their numbers bound they
have determined on issuing edition Of the Courier in
the quaro form, which viii render it much MGR, con-
venent for reading when is bound in volume, and
thus greatly enhance il value
THE QUARTO EDITION.
Under the title Of the PHILADELPHIA MIRROR. will
commence with the publication of the Prize Tale to
which was awarded the prize Of 500, written by Miss
Leslie, editor of the splendid Annual, the Token q nd
author of Pencil Sketches and other valuable contribu-
tons to American Literature. large number of songs,
poems, tales &c. offered in competition for the $500
premiums will add value and interest to the succeeding
Miss Sedgowick author of Hope Leslie, The linwoods,
&c. whose talents have been so justly and extensively
appreciated both at home and abroad.
This approved FAMILY NEWSPAPER is strictly
neutral in religious and political matters, and the un7
compromising opponent ofquockcry of every kind.
MAPS.
nising their patrons with series of engraved Maps
embracing the TWENTY-FIVE States Of the Enion &c.
hibng the situation, &c of rivers, towns, mountains
lakes, the senboard, internal improvements display
cd in canals. rail roads, &c, with other interesting and
useful featurns, roads, distances, &c, forming
plct1 Atlas for general usa and information, handsome
~ executed, and CRch distinct map large Gunro
sheet, at on expense which nothing but the splendid
patronage which for six years post has been gcncr