True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05
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| REMOVAL.
*. IilLhf has removed from &c Chartres street t
-sI Ib Canal, near Royal and has received by lat
arrivals additions the original stock which are nov
ohered IN quantities to suit purchasers.
hch sains plain and figured.
do do blk and colorcr.
40 Gro de Puli5 plain d fgd.
do do jet auiblue blk.
do Rep silk, PLAIN and cgd.
do Gauzes, Faplins, II ,rlanies, &c.
:, Plain and knoed, China C"bourgh s. English Sill
uperiorcmbroidcred, Lace and open work do do
! do Thread Nlohar, Worst:d and Cotton Hose
Stewards Paris made II $ Gloves, blk. white & ass,
do do and II 5 Gloves, long armed.
Aiso-20cascs Eonnets. consisting of
French Silk and Satin trimmed and untrnmcd Orcn
tul Irecmn Florence, Oval crown, and Tuscan Straw
i nrhans' Head Dresses, Wreaths Feathers, Flowers
&c. &c. d. Z. FlLLEY, 76 Canal street.
PHILADELPHIA MIRROR
'HNHE splendid patronage awarded 10 the Philaicl
a ph,a Saturday Courier, induces the editors to com
'Ge ,he publication, under the above title, of guar
&c ea'ion oil their popular joum long known as the
a i Family NSewspaper in the United States, with
sGR ct nsag T 1rAl THOUSAND SUE
| E9otibEkS. The new feature recently introduced o
furnishing then readers with new books of the bas lite
nature OF the day. having proved cminently success
u the plan will be continued. Six volumes Of the
c6raHd writings Of Captain Mamyatt, and sixty five o
Mr. Brook valuable Letters from Europe, have ahead,
been published without interfering with its news ant
miscellaneous reading. The Courier is the largest an,
aiy ne yspaper ever issued in this country
containing articles in Literature Science and Arts In
tefna mpro' Agriculture in short every vsrct,
OF topics usually introduced into public Journal
living full accounts of sales markets and news of the
latest dates.
Its published at the low price of 50. For this small
sum subscribers get valuable and entertaining matter
cach week enough to sl "a common book of 200 pages
and equal to 80 volumes year and which ia estimate,
to be read weekly by at least two hundred thousan,
people scattered in all parts of the country from Maine
to Florida, and from the scaboard to the lakes.
Its mammoth dimensions enable its enterprsing pro
PrIetors, Messrs WOODWARD Il CLARKE of PhiIadel
phla, to re-publsh in its columns in the course of
year several OF the most interesting works that is
sue from the British pross which cannot f to give t,
permanent interest," and render it worthy of prcser
vaan. To meet the wishes therefore, o. such Of thei
sbsc ribcrs desire TO have their numbers bound the,
have determined ON issuing edition of the Courier il
the quario form, which will render much MGR. con
venlcnt for reading when it is bound in volume apt
thus greatly enhance its value.
THE QUARTO EDITION.
Under the title of the PHILADELPHIA MIRROR will
commences with the publication of the Prize Tale
which was awarded the prize of $780, written by Miss
Leslie editor of the splendid Annual, the Token and
author of Pencil Sketches and other valuable conr,-
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
numbers, which will also he enriched by story from
Miss Sedgcwick, author of Hope Leslie The Linwoods
&c. whose talents have been so Justly and extensively
appreciated, both al home and abroad.
This approved FAMILY NEWSPAPER is strictly
HeutIhi III I'iiSiouS poilIttl HlhtcfS ana tic
compromising opponent Of iackcry of every kind.
MAPS.
In addition all (which the publishers intend fur.
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embracing the twenty-five States OF the Union &c. ex-
hlbmg the sItuation &c. of rivers towns, mountains
lakes the sea board internal improvements us display
ed in canals rail roads, &C. with other interesting and
useful tcaturus, roads, distances &C. forming com
plcte htlas for general usa and ntornaon handsome
~ executed, and each distinct map on large unarto
sheet, at an expense which nothing but the splendid
patronage which for six years past has been so rener.
ously extended to them, could warrant.
TERMS:
The Philadelphia Saturday Courier is still continued
in its large form at the same price heretofore. The
ihlladclpIl Allrror, hcinE quarto edition of the Sn-
nrday Courier with its increased n,ract TONS and Print
ed the best white fine paper of the same size as the
New 1rk Albion will be pn ut precisely half the
price OF that valuable journal viz: Three Dollars pcr
annum, payable IN advance, (including the Maps.)
WOODWARD Il CLARKE,
- Philadelphia.
HEARkoD Il QUARLES No u Customhousc st.,
oppes and so half pipes Bordeaux brandy entitled
to debenture Or casks old brandy; 20 eighth casks
champagne brandy pipes GIN 2O ar casks Narscilles
pipes Port Wine; % baskets champagne do; 100 bxs
brown Havana sugar; IL bags Havana coee 80 bags
st Domingo do; 50 ceroons Cuba Tobacco 10 ceroons
float indigo; 80 sacks set sEeed almonds: 200 bxs i'm
peri' and gunpowder tea - lbs each; 200 do do lbs
each, ~ chests pouChong tea 100 bxs No chocolate
90 kegs black paint % bbls cloves; % bxs2 oz each
old brown and pale sherry wine; 30 bbls pale ale;
900 coils bale rope % boScs superior Cavensh obac,
co.. $50 bhls No 3 mnckere; 296 barrels No Potomac
hcrrings (new;) 90 bbls awivns, &c. &c. &c. J30
MACOMB'S TACTICS FOR THE MILITIA
" REGULATIONS for the Wilitia and Volunteers
oil the United States, comprehendng the exercises and
of the Infantry, Light Infantry and Rifle
men, Cavalry, and Artillery; together with the manner
OF doing duty in Garrison and iii Camp and the forms of
parades, reviews, and inspections tublishcd by
thony for the government of the Regular Army. Pre-
pared and arranged by Brcvet Captain Cooper aid de
Camp and Assistant Adiutant Gencra under the srper
vision of Major General Alex. Macomb, commanding
the Army of The United States.
ORNl'THOLOGICAI. RIOGRAPHY-Or, IN ac-
count of the habits ofthc Birds Of the United States of
America, accompanied by descriptions of the objects
in the York entitled s'Tle Birds of Amcl-
ca aud nterspersed with delineatons of American
scenery and manners by John James Audubon, f X
Just received and for sale by
J29 Corner of Camp and Common sts
NEW BOokS-7he Laws of Etiquette. ii, one vo-
l Y lumc.
Sketches Of S,et.e,zand by the author of the Spy,
&c, &c, in two volumes.
Lfie aud Designs Of John A Nure1, and an account
)f his detection, by Virgil A Stewart
Received and for sale by
J6 HoTCHKiss & Co, % Clarres st.
NEW WORKS.
NNTlLL WATCu. From the autobiography of Bri-
w fish officer. Blythe author of Ca,cntlish, etc. ETC.
AM null altU che llahtO Al lnOnuO Qula!
In three volumes. Also,
TnE DIsTRler SCHOOL; National Education. BY ].
Owlle TAYLOR, Professor of Popular Education in the
New York University.
Received by IIOrCHKISS 81 co,
oct13 "a Charities st
ANIMALS FOR 1896.
'ENIIE Token and Atlantic Souvenir; Christmas and
4 New Years Present
l'nE GIFT; Christmas and New Years Present
Edited by Miss Leslie.
Received and for sale by
HOTCHKTSS and Co,
oct 7 "a Charities street
4 GOAL TAR-Plmcrs, Builders, slip and steam
u boat masters, now supply themselves with this
Useful article II - cents per gallon, by application
II the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
The many successful experiments of the coal tar has
C ucrel it To those acquainted with its valuable pro-
,ertics Indispensable article preservation of fence
imber, wooden roofs, Sc; mixed with sharp sand and
ime, it makes most excellent cement for the roofs
occurring them from leakage. The extremely low price |
t which it is now lutnised should induce every planter
hipnastcr and builder TO have constant supply.
StRAPE further supply of this |
highly celebrated wine, with letlcn caps, warrant
d in quality, at least equal toany champagne imporcd in
he United States, just rcccvedb by
sept II II lNSkEEP, IS canal st
I IVES OF THE NECROMANCERS, or, an ac-
count of the most eminent persons in successive
ses, who have claimed for themselves to whom has
cen imputed by others the exercise of magical power:
Y William Goodwin, author of Caleb Williams, &c.
&c.
LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH, by Northern
IAN, new edition, in > volumes. Just received and for
lie by WIN N'kEAN,
nov27 Corner of Camp and Common SITS.
BRANDY, GIN & RAISINS-A lot ola few hun
ID dred boxes bunch rasins, few halt pipes of French
randy, several pipes of old superior Holland T, fid
ly boxes sperm candles all of fair quality to be sold
N. b. Iron and Copper-cash will be paid for few
lndre.I tons of old Iron and Copper, apply above