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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-02-25

/ a NNlAL5 FOR IS56.-ileaths PICTURESQUE lu-
IN nuals for 1885, with 20 splendid cngravings, by the
best artists, after drawings, by A. q. Fickers Esq.
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book for 1886 with
poetical Illustrations by l.. E. L.
The Token uud Atlantic Souvenir, Christmas and
New Years Present for 1856, edited BY 5. e. Goodrich
The Gift Christmas and New Years Present edi-
ted by Miss Leslie.
Forget-Ie.Not Christmas, New Years and Birth
day Present for 1886, edited by Frederic Slobal.
The Friendships Offering, and Women's Wreath,
Christmas and New Years Present for 1886.
The Religious Souvenir, Christmas, New Years
ton, d. ID.
The Juvenile Forget Me-Not, a Christmas and New
Years Gift for 1885, edited by Mrs. 5. C. Hall.
Years Present for 1886
The poelea Annual for 1886, being selections from
the ,,l English 4 Poets from cha@csr to Bea,tie.
Tie Infants Annual, Mothers Offering.
The Youths Book oftle Seasons.
The Artist, or Young Ladies' Instructor in ornamen-
tai Painting, drawing, &c. by B. F. Gundee.
Elements Of Drawing Flower Painting in opaque and
transparent water colors. by e. E. Perkins.
Flora aud ITALIA, or Gems and Poetry, being al
phabotical of flowers, with appriate illus.
The Language as's Of EoWear y ID e day
Peter Parley's Almanac for 1886.
The hnsrlcan Almanac !, and repository of useful
The Nautical Almanac and astronomical Ephemeris
| for the year 1895. 'Ase7
Tho Gerlnpn Almanac for teas
Justtecciyea and for sale by ~
t2- - corner Of Carp and Common s,s.
I'M EW BooKS.-Essay on the Rate Of Wages, with
discrimination Of the causes Of the differences in
the condition of the aboring population throughout the
world, by Fl. c. Carey
| Clinton Bradshaw; or the Adventures Of Lawyer,
in two vols
| The American Almanac and Expositor of Useful
Knowledge, for the year 1886. For sale by
nov "a HOTCHKISS & Co.. Ri Chartres at.
OBOK AND JOB PRINTING,
Aad Blank Book Maautactory.
FEFHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that ne has, in connection with his book
and stationary store, extensive Printing Office and
Book Bindry and is ready to undertake the printing oil
Catalogues Legal Notices, Bills Of fading
| Labels Bill Forms, Dray Receipts,
Auction and Show Bills.
Also, the Finding of Books and manufacturing Of
Blank Books OF any size or description.
Corner. Camp and Common ss, opposite Richardson's
late Bishop'sl Hotel. .
ANIMALS FOR 1885.
THN!iE JUFENlLEFORG ET-ME-NOT,a Christmas
IL and New Years Gift or Birth Day Present, for
1886. Edited by Mrs. $ c Hall.
| lEATHs PIcTUREsouE Annual, for 1888, enbellisa-
ed with IS splendid Gngravngs, by the first artists
PeLITIcAl ANNUAL, being selections from the Eng
fish poets, from Spenccs TO Beatti; emb.shed with
portrait md "a illustrations from drawings by Ii Cor
bould.
The RELIGIOUS SOUVENIR, Christmas, New Years
and Birth Day Present for 1895. Edited by Chauucey
Cotton, D d. Just received and for sale by
VIM MKEAN,
! dec u CamD and Common st.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
East District of Louisiana.

In Ad1alraity sitting: 49,
obedience of an order at this Court made motion
quring statement of the monies remaining deposited
and unclaimed i'll the Registry of the Court to be pub
lshed specifying the cases-dates of deposit and parties
interested Of Record the undersigned Registrar reports
the sum of 1899 45, remaining unc!aimed-in the fol
lowing cases.
Wexford 4 Stevens Us ship Washington 543 rs
Deposited onth. Registry Aug. 10, 1917.
Being the proceeds of sale of the vessel of
whom the owners appear TO he Bowen s. Rob-
bins, James Mason, Olion Wilcox, Wersn
Bishop-resdencc not on Record.
Schooner Dabile rs certain Geo ,s 537 80
date ofdeposit Aug 18th 1917.
] Smith Us OF Hogh's Of WING, 10 so
date ofdcposit July 24th 1873, no claimant on
aecold.
Mitchell ct dis rs-schooner stlJnnuary, az 2
! dates of deposit Jan. 18th, 1889, Levin Bozman,
/ Plymouth N G claimant ofvessel
Winter Ell dis as Steam Boat Napoleon 90 I2
date of deposit Dec 26 1922, balance of the
proceeds Of the sale OF the Nupoe E.sSe, ,ay-
1 ing Claimants: Boat claimed by Anderson Mil
| Ter, of Louisville SE4sfs
! Victor David Us steam bout Florida, 8 8,
| date ct deposit Sept 18th. 1881, i Bauduc's
synde claimant :
Has.fsssp els a.
Etatenf deposit, MAJ eta lss9,' cssnsfs ofaity
/ DurIfsild n Riciihrtfs Of MASSACHUSETTS.
And in obedience further order Of tia said lpui
the owner ownars, and oil and every other person
persons having pretending to have any right, title, in
terest demand to the said monies hereby CT
tsd and admons!cd to be and appear District Cour
ofthe T. ). for the district uorcSnid TO be holden OF
the third Monday Of May 1886 at 10 o'clock IN. tn
City oiNew Orleans to make their claims thereto shoy
cause why such disposition thereof should not be mad
as to the Court may seem meet and proper.
' O'G nu n An HENNEN, Registrar.
jan 600 " f;Iin
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pROGANS, CLOTHING. &c.-I.auding from the
ID shin Maria: so cases russell Brogaus, common,
ard hoys sizes; cases mems kip psSged Bro
KID and ss anS srpa is cases cohns
embracing good assortmcnt-fsr snle hv.
4 BRIDGE, YoSE L so.
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P,ibhc .4ceoanta,.ts and General .4gency Qgtfe

Ft,bfc .4ccounta,sts aud General .Agency Gytfe
TEAMILTON HALL having opened IN Office ut ~
Il II IA Exchange Place, for the
moss relative to Accounts, Collecting
lions; etc; will engage to write up and
books, either by the mouth year or job
ilom the xparience he has had for
in some of the espeeable hou e, that he can give
general satisfaction those who may phase to eaoy
him. He pledges himself that all debts entrusted his
care, will receive his b:s attention; and from his know
ledge of and long residence this city, he offers his SER
vices with the fullest confidence at the time he
will give security for the faithful accounting of all
ceipls Trausations and from the French and Spa
nish language lie will likewise undertake to execute
with despatch anG Correctness.
lyear Ne,o Orleans October 1885.
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FOR NEW YOitk.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packe,s.)
IA, IN ~ III

- -: - - - IL
,plHr Ships composing this line VIII sail from New
IL Orleans and New York on every, other Monday,
commencing on the 25th April and to insure the
strices puctualiy in their time of sailing the line will
hereafter consist of six ships, viz
Ship YAZOO, Captain Eldridgc, to mere zotn
April.
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Robinson, to leave on
9th NAV.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Collins to leave on
23d May.
10Th Juue.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to leave on 2ot,
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Palmer to leave on
Sd July.
o. The above ships are oil new, of the first class,
coppered and copper fastened and upwards of 500
burthen, of light draught of water, being built in
New York expressly for the trade. The price of pas
sage fixed at hundred dollars; their cabins fitted
mp the most improved and convenient plan & finished
i'll 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 berth he secured until
paid for at the Office of the consignees.
These packets commanded by captains we'll ex-
perienced in the trade, who will give every attention and
exert themselves to accommodate. They will al all
times be towcd up and down the Mississippi by steam
bouts, and the srotest punctuay observed in the time
of sailing.
The of these ships will not be responsible for
any letter parcel package, sent by put board Of
theln unless regular bill of ladng be signed therefor
at the counting house of the agents owners. For
further particulars, apply ,'5,oz ,.,,a,,,,
tpriI1l -''s> No. II Canal afr
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7ENIE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, Sc.-The
L Language of Flowers, illustrated by coloI ed en-
cravings, I'd edition.
The Moral of Flowers, illustrated by colorcd ensr'-
wings, Cd e,liian.
Flora and Th;a; or Gems of Flowers and Poetry
being an alphabetical arrangement of lnwcrs with ap-
proriate illustrations, enbellislled with eolorcd plates
by lady.
For,'s Interpreter; or, the American Book of Flaw.
and Sentiments by Mrs Hall, third edition, i'm
proved.
The Artist, or, Young Ladies' Instructor in orn,
nA@nt,J Painting, Drawing, nc.
Just received and for salehy
WM M'KEAN,
oct IL corner Of Camp AID Cnm"nu SITS.
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WRANALl'S MHMlIRS, &c.
HlSTO3iHAL Memoirs Of Ny Own Time, from
Z Z l7T2 t" 1854, by Sir y WilIinm WraznlI. Bart
The poshunors PAPERS of the Ickwick Glib, con-
t1nin hithnl rec nd OF the percmbua,ions, per-
ilS, adventures, un Sporting Transaction ofte cor
responding nrnhrrs, clita, v Bog
Aianu,l Of hr diseases nf ,hs Eve, by Littall, r
u. Just received and for sale hy
ftb2l BENZ. LEVY.
A BtRiNN -For sale, first rarr famlle c0ol and
p general house servant. For sale low fur cash.
For further particulars apply ii Mrs SMI rlrS, 10
Royal ST. il
I'D AlSINS-2060 hoxa5 Geo .orIg's brand, GiIlct
IN importation, Per brig Rearrr, ftnru Malaga. fer
sale by Gals rUtEER s, % ~ nsylras
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IL L. NJ d v A l..
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
IS Camp st, nearly opposite the American Theatre.
rspp, q, y y u L IL , a.,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
IS Camp ST, nearly opposite the American Theatre.
DrspEcrMpunilHS i REkh, Ii. Ill friend. and the
I0 public in general that he executes all orders in the
above branches, in the best style, and moderate
terms He will also execute in like Manner all kinds
of decorations in Oi! and Water Colors, for balls,
tries. parors and ban rooms &c. Sc he will also im-
tate great variety of Marbles and Woods, Military
Standards, go.
He hopes sixte. yss of practice anil exer,ions so
successfully sustained, will merit continuance of the
a,ronage he has heretofore received from his rchds aud
h: whole community.
Paint Oil, Glass, Varnisi,, Gold Leaf, &c &c on
maud FOR sale. Also, really mixed colors for use.
Whitening, chalk and dry colors may %
NEN DKS-Nornan Leslie tale of the prcs
IN ent times, in vols by T Fay.
PaNling on Slavery in tho United States.
Stsrios OF the Sea. by the author of Pctei Simple
Memoir of GcorgcR I l1cwes, with traits of the tea
party, &c
Gilbert Carney, by the author of Sayings and Do
Also n new supply of One in Thousand, or the DAYS
Of Henri Quatre by the author of Richlicu &C. Just
osiyed by CHI BANCROFT
NILS IA camp st.
GLIDELLs NEW WORK, Nc.-'The American III
volumes.
Noble Deedsof Women, in2 vols.
The Young Wife's Book, manHal of moral, rc,
gious and domestic duties.
Just received and for sale by WIN. M'KEAN,
jan27 corner of Camp and Common sts
MAILS, DOMESTICS, !Sc.-The Subscribers have
~ for sale, landing froa ships Ohio and Ann, trus
ses appleton Al brown sheetngs sly bales in each truss
put up for the Mexican market; SIS kegs Boston Iror
Company Nails, well assorted; 90 cases sweet Spanish
chocolate 10 small boxes each, II cloth
NJ, comprising good assortment Of shirts, pnntaoons
acksts sc RIDGE, VOSE & CO,
TTVAN1 SWEETMEITs-lUO boxes for sals by
ri IFS G DoRSEY, aNcw Lc,re.
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COM MERCIAL OlRECrORY.

Commission aHrv<sssssss.
A. !" "AILA0r' No. Ss Camp street, nov .,
m 81 nov Fl
A DAMS & RUcKNER, No, 90 Graver street. o,
IN nov 81
A BIJAH FISK, Ne. sl Common street. .,
T1ENJAMIN BOOTH a. Co. No. II Gravier street.
ID nov II
TpoGERT & HAWTHORN, No. 81 Graver street
Id nov 81
EDWARD YoRKE, No. s5 Camp street, 20
EoREsTALL, HIGH & Co., No 40 Camp street
IL augusta
WTARROD g. QUARLES Nc. "a Custonhouse
IL street. nov Il
I'LL nov 81
dNEoRGE BEDFORD, No. 90 Bienvile street.
" nov 81
NTAUNSEL WHITE g. Co., No. 100 Graver street.
WA nov II
X NJ & J. DICK & Co., No. 81 Canal street.
wv. nov q
HAGAN, NIvEN s. Co, No. 50 Canal street. t.,
HI nov II
NKTALIAM G. HEWES g. Co.. No. Is Camp
w s6eet. nov 81
ToHN ALIEN, No %, Gravier Street.
~ nov 81
U D BEIN s. AARON COHEN, No IT, Canal
AZ Street. nov 81
II
~ warding Merchants, 66 Magazine street. dis
Dry Goods Dealers.
II d. HYDE, No. % Charities street.
Stock and Exchange Brokers.
- NJ WE..hAN, No. % Royal street.
Cotton Brokers.
pANKS & CAMMACk, No, 80 Gravier street.
Ab q
CHARLES r. HoZEY, No. le 81 Charles street.
SAMUEL MOORE, No. % Camp street. =,
lLLAm c Mf'nyf F1 %s,sds Magazine street,
Auctioncers and Auction NIarts.
, CENAS, Arcade, Magazine street.
HEWLETT L BRIGHT, Arcade, Magazine street,
II O!fce No. 46 st. Louis street. nov 81
TN c. cash s. Co, No. "A Camp street.
Hardware Merchants.
IT AYTGN SEQ, So Levee. street.
80 sson,B s.sss vssps~,s Esase-.--
10 n. SIMMONS IL Co., No. 70 Charities street.
~ Artiznns, Mechanics, Sc.
"A MONDELI, House, Sign aud Ornamental Painter
IA No. So Camp street, nearly opposite the American
TNOYLE & MAY, Ornamental and Sign Painters
ED No. 8 Carondelet street. nov 81
MI ii: DEvEREAUX, Brazier, coppsrsm,h, SC
IVks No. 81 Tchouptoulas street. nov 81
N II. TWoGooD, Builder, No. 80 Camp street rec
~ nov 81
Apothccnrics and Druggists.
g VAIN & BROTHER, No. IL Canal street.
- 81
Rookselicrs and StntiOuers.
DENJAMIN LEVY, No. &c Charities street.
Id 81
HoTcHKIss & Co., No. "a ch'~ues street .,
XNTILLIAM McKEAN No. 81 Camp, corner o
w Common streets nov Il
Academies.
~ w. HARBY'S, Tivol Circle.
VI, nov 81
ClTY, formerly Bshops',) Common street q,
Furniture Wnreh0uses.
nUBOISE & GARRETSON, No % Bienville 5,
IL 81
w & J. GRANT, No. % Customhouse stree
w. nov 81
AttOrnies and Councillors mt LAW.
TOHN NIXON, No. So Gravier street
- nov q
Intelligence and General Agency Office.
~ A COHEN s. co. No. l66, Magazine st.
~ jan 26.
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ID azEe IL ID

LID 5IKY IMY HKN
s HIP ARKANSAS, c. S. Dennis, commander, 81
- tons, to sail February 22d.
Ship NASHVILLE, J. Kathbone, commander, 5l3
tons, to sail March 9TH.
Ship KENTUCKY, John Bunker, commander, 629
tons, to sail March ls
Ship ORLEANS, S. S. Sears, commander, 500 tons
to sail April 4tl
Ship ALABAMA, C. c. Berry, commander, 474
tons, to sail January &c.
Ship SARATOGA, w. Hathaway, commander $40
tons, to sail May I'd.
The ships of this line will sail punctually from New
Orleans and New York, every second Monday through
out the season.
They arc nll of the first class copper fastened and
coppcrsd, and built in New York expressly for
this trade
Th:y are commanded by experienced men, draw a
light draft of water and will at all times be owcd up
and down the Mississippi by steamboats,. Their uc-
commodatons for passengers very superior
The of these ships will not be responsible for
any letter, parcel or package, by put board
of hem unless regular bill of lading be signed there
for, Mt the counting house of the agents owners
The rate of passage is fixed $40; no wine or liquor
furnished on board. For freight passage apply TO
BOGERT & HAWTHORN,
f26 No. 81 Grnvier street,
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EHANCY PRlNTS-2oc cases rich light fancy prints;
a. so cases domestic fancy do, 10 blue prints
III store und for sale by
~ TCCAsH & co. Aim {
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MI lCE.
w liEREAS, George Wan. Boyd, late MARSHALL Of
v the city OF Lafayette, i'll the parish Of Jefferson,
his applied TO me for the cunceng of Bond subscri.
bed by him on the second day of NJ V, one thou and
elgtt hundred and thirtv-ve, for the sum oil six hou.
sand dollars jointly with Seth w. Nyc, and George
Baumgard. his securities. These give notice 10
all persons interest," ted therein to shew in writing
ut the otiice OF the secretary OF State, New Orleans
within thirty days after The last publication hereof nv
the said Nnnd and the mortgage resulting thererof.,
should not be cancelled and uuuullQd.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State. at
- New Orleans, on this eighteenth day of Fci,rua-
- ry, III the year of orr Lord oIe thousand eight
" hun !rel and tnirtv-seven; and of the lndepcnd-
OF The United States Vi America the sixty first.
By the Governor
MARTIN BLANCHE, Sec'y OF State.
f5b23 St Governor of the St*te of Louisiana
4 VIS-A1tandu cue GEORGE WAI. BOYD, Ct
~ deyaut MurGcai dc Ia Villa de Lafayette dams la
Puroisse de JEFF ses addcssG moi pear Fun.
nulut,oN dnuc obligation souscrts par lu, lie dnXieme
Jo' de Nla mil hula cent tene cling, pour la summe de
de Six Mile Pastte' cOHoinscnCnt uyeu SETH n.
NYE ct GEORGE 3 iuMGUtHD, SIS cautions:
Avis est par lie pre>cu; dome tous c,ux que celia
pcut in er,sser, de fre connoc par cert au Bureau
ente jour qu uivroat Ia feraere publication du PIC.
sent avis, les rasrna pour qnelles la te obligation
ct Ghypotlegna qu IGSu!'c scroent par caucecs
CT anuusCcs
Dome SOUS ma signature III lie sccnu de rFtat Ia
Now lie Orleans, lie dix hut de evricr de t, de
4 Notre cigncur mil luit cent r:nta sent Ell d.
=: pIaeprn!aHcc des Flats Cnis d'ArlGrique "A sox-
Sic L. D. WHITE, Gouvcrncnr de rEat
d. In E0ui-idnc.
Tar lie Gou2crncnr MAErIS ELAcuE.
S5ccrcrarc d'Eat. fry23
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Vo, H.-N2 l78.
FIR e L N GIN Z.

DOGERS' PATENT BALANCE FIRE ENGINE.
b The subscribers manufacturing OF Water.
onl, Saratoga n Y, extensive scale, Rogers
Patent Balance Fire Engine, and the company do not
hesitate recommend il to the Puplis as decidedly su'
pcrior any fire enge now known. 1t has besn test
cd by skifit Engineers at TIE u S. Arsenas at Glib
louisville and Washington and by them plonounced to
be superior any other. The Government Arsenal at
Washington is supplied with one of said Engines.
and the proprietors have just completed contract with
the govement for the supply OF all their principal ar
senals.
This Engine combines the advantage of more powor
ut less than any other in and needs to be ex-
aiued and tried to preference 10 all others
The manufacturers, in all cases, warrant their En-
gnes in trial with others under equal circumstances,
to perform more than any other Engine or no SALE
Prices at the Factory, with plain painting,
Those designed for 81 men, dischargng 2lo gallons
Of water per minute, SI0e
IL men, 81 gallons per minute, 60
70 men, 10 gallons per minute, ~
TIL. above p.ices include suction hose, wrenches &c,
They also keep constnitly hand, both leading and
suction hose, which they will furnish tAsdsr az low as
il can be bou sht in this CHHHTr
Tue arrangements for manufacturing Peid engines
srci that all crsrs will s ,uBct uny attended and
executed With the Ereaesf possible despatch, 4 address
ed to the subscribers Waterford, Saratoga N. Y.
WA. PLATr s. 90.
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PRANDY, GIN & RAISINS-A lotofa few hun
E dred boxes bunch raisins, few half pipes of French
fifty boxes sperm candles, all Of fair quality to be sold
low to close concern. WM BATrEY3i old evee.
N, b Iron and Copper-cash will be paid for few
hundred tons of old Iron and Copper, apply above
ian 81
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NEW BOOKS-Rieuzi. the last oftha Crluncs, by
7 the authors of Pelham sc.
QSE INA THOUSAND, vr the DAYS Of Henry Nnatre, by
the author Of Nchoen &c in } vols
MAuMUD in volumes,
CAsKEr OF KSrwT -phrenologv-iu receive!
by EASCRoTT & TRIER,1i tntnp s;.
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DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETREAT.
TE1HE PAScAGoULA HOUSE is now open for the
situated on the bank Of the Puscugoula Bay, at it,
confluence with the Gulf of Mexico. The situation is
elevated, and eom1nds an extensive view Of Bay and
Lake. and is only separated from the Gulf by chain
of Islands, which lay fronting the whole coast iro TO
10 miles of.
The Proprieors feel thankful to the community foe
e patronage OF the pasI season. and wonld be grateful
for Of the tic present, Every exerton %
their part will he ,tad@ render visitors comfortable.
Fisk and be had.in abundance, and every
article of food anil ittxir wlchlh country afford,
will supply The table, epneciail With the establish-
nent are all the necessary for latling; alas
two Billiard ruh!es. and ssyt Pin Alloys 3.
To those who ore fo:id II game will
BE toiad, along DC shore lspnd
Z ~,
Of at t,s ,,y.
issEas b g.s.srsst :Pri,ss anasss
Any If e Roo, living between this City and dobils
W III land al the Pier The difficulty VI gets
from the Pier to the house in small boats, particularly
for ladies and children, has always been an objection q
those visiting the establishment Is now sbvatc, az the
steamer Alert plies twice week between this and Pas
| the house. C. & NJ. j. McRAE.
N, B. The Liquors Of the closest kinds, having
! been mostly imported for the establishment: JOG
EpOOKS-Nlrs 1roilole's book Paris and hepai
rsians in 1885, by Francis Trollorc, author of DO
nestle Manners ofthe Americans tie Refugee in Amer
ca; Ben Brace, the last of Nelson's ACameu.nona, by
Capt Cha,nier, N in vols the sian of Honor and the
kcClHlneu IN : VOLS. ne Sci! OnnclHHtt Nv INC
thor OF the Lo!!asds, Caltope &C. just received and
for sale hv
mla WM McKEHS & tn, eifritf -SS'sir Il
| CULTS SPANISH GI;AMMEN, &c.
| NUBIS SPANISH tiRAAlMER, new edition adap-
" ted every class CT leaners, with corrections and
implovem
LEvIsAz's French GRAMMER, with corrections aad
imrrp, cmcuts by a BUimar.
FrENcR FIRST Class Book.
PERKINS, FABLES IL PELEmAQUE, with Key.
| NEuMAN u BARRrrT's spanish and English Distoa-
Grv, &c. &c.
Just received and for sale "a Clar,res strpe. by
/ inn29 lIOrCfIKISS Il Co.
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(NANALS and RAIL ROADS-Alap of .le U tied
~ States. showing the principal travelling turnpike
in miles em one place to another; aso the of
the canals All rail roads throughout the country,
folly eom ,'led from the best authorities, by Augustus
Mitchell, 1885, Jast received and fi, sale by
WIN M'KEAN,
10 coir~r camp and common SITS.
fNEXAS-A visit to Texas, Ieing the journal Of
l. traveller through these parts most inter-
es,ing to American travellers, with descriptions OF
scenery etc, etc.
Political Constitution of the free state of Coahuila
end Texas
Map Of Texas, with parts of the adjoining states,
by S Austin, ed 1855
A Map of Texas, by David II Barr, ed. 1885
A Map OF Texas, with the contiguous American and
p" Mexican ates by IL Lorins, published by l. Az
gustus Mitchell, 1855.
Just reserved and for sale by WM NTcKFA>
oct ~ cor camp and comm, or 81,
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BANK CiIECh EUUho.
ftIIECK books OH the following banks viz Mer.
" chants, Excha.gc sud thanking Co., Orleans,
Mechanics aud Traders, Louisiana, Louisiana State
A,cAatalaya, Canal and Gaukng CO., Commercial,
Carrollon, Improvement CO., Gas, Citizens, Union and
City Banks; Ter sale by liOTCHhlSS & co.
ian 10 %. Chartrcs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-02-25

HOlCith toS " COS. COUNTING HOUSE
DIRECTORY, FOR 1887,
EUST published, containing list Of all the Banks Dfi
~ rectcrs, and Discount days, Insurance and oher
Companies Tariff Of the rates OF charges adopted by
tho Chamber of Commerce. Auctioneers, arrival and DO
naIture of the msis, Foreign Consnls, &c. Sc u-
lis!ed and for sale BY uUTCHkISS Nlo.
j3i 81 Chnrr.a s.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-02-25

Chief Engineer OF the Utica Fire Department.
NIB One oftha above Patent Engines of the largest
size, was ordered for Eagle Fire ca. MOI OF New Or
lean which they have received tried and accepted. The
Engine can be seen ct any tine, ny APPLYING TO
SAMUEL Z KIP,
Agent for the Manufacturers,
Corner Of Tnydr s. Tchoupitoulus sts NO.
r. S. will guarantee have engine delivered IN
New Orleans within four months from time the order 10
given. SEX j6-6m
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, UTTER-20 ke,s tioshtn butter, cool artc
fr.a'a ~ GaIvOT Il PAIGE,
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