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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-06-07

a See causes under two
first heads above, and
conduct of U. States
Bank, as then charged
by III. Niles, Ohio &c.
No specie circular, and
yet the same results,
though an u. States
Bank to help and re-
lieve, if it could or
would.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-06-07

) Then the pressure was
assigned to the true
causes, and not attrib-
uted to the administra-
ton. Then the dimin-
ution Of revenue CON-
PEELED Congress to au-
thorize loans to pay
current expenditures
in both 1920 and 1921.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15
MR.. WILLIAMS, OCULIsT.
To the Editor of the True American.
New Orleans, Friday Evening 6 n'clo,

New Orleans, Friday Evening n'clock,
April the 18th, 1897
Sir;-ln my hasty letter of last evening, had
not time to consider the impor, ance of YOUR ed,o.
mai article. You said there are three Ocuiists
N tbs city of the highest rank; men, who, in
france, England, and America, are k7aorn 10 be
masters Of iehat they profess" Why, Sir, after such
an extraordinary display Of talent, and with such
guarantee as your recommendation, | think it to
be my duty to call forward forthwith all the 6tind
and the deaf to be found in the southern, ,ccster,..
and northern sections of this vast EN- pire in ordnr
that they may be instantly restored 10 their sigh
and their hearing! But you re ready to slnte thn,
the "three Oculisis alluded to arc well known 70
me community" II 80, allow me to ask Won Mr.
Editor, how II comes 10 pass that so many hun.
dreds OF merchants and planters, as well as their
wives and children, and of their slaves, who are
answcr,) they have all tried to be cured. but III
are found to be s'incurablc!n So were several
%homi have had the pleasure to restore to sight
since my arrival in this city! | am reminded bv
your article OF the story of slave who snid he had
gwen ms parrot good education! "What can
ene 10 - ~hg n,assa, nay parrot can talk so
Preay." Ii the Oculisls alluded 10 by YOU. MIR
Editor, have been taught in their COLLEGES to dis
course on the Diseases of the eye or the ear, like
SO many Angels hut yet cannot restore to sipht the
oiha' or to nearing, the deaf; would all I'll cir pa
tients be satisfied. the more for their excellent
phraseo'ogy! We shall soon learn who is so for
tunate as to restore to sight the greatest pnn,ber
OF men, women, and children, within the .i,,cen,
days yet remain in this city, before | leave for
Natchez 1t they are so fortunate to sroye thai
they have restored TO sight more than mvsclf
so'Gto"a tae a,d q surgery, will not only che er-
t,"'iy lose the $500, but will adyapce slOO as n
"'''"s 70 men oil such extraordinary talents!
very respectfully yours,
~ JOHN WILLIAMS, oculist.
No. II, Canal street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

POkT OF NEW ORLEANS,
CLEARED YEsTERDAY.-l4lh.

CLEARED YEsrERDAf.-lIth.
Ship Tiger Baker, Liverpool L II Gale-carso 1858 bales
Brig Brilliant Gill York l. II Galr-cargo 10 bales cotton
~ DPS pork, o. hs bacon, 10 do sugar, 672 kegs lard;
wv Dds rum 6t2 sacks corn, 1903 bags WOOL bundles
Brig Jane VIII iams, Galveston w Bryan-cargo assorted
schr Texas, Johnson Baltimore, Bailey Abbo-eargo 36
bbls pork, % do beef li73 kegs lard.
Soop Saucy Jack Sardo Pensaco mascrcargo 1G5 hays
CON- 40 kegs lard, II bbls whkey, Is bb our mt
''S''e' ARRIVED sI,Ii yEsrERpAy-,l,h
Tewhoat Pilot MORRISON from Pusses-.towed to sen
,,p Andrew Scott larqnc Henry brig Emlis, polacte
e CITY, snip Margaret Forbes, and to the Tu ship North
america aud scir fuscarori Left the Pass the 18th
Bay ship unknown. In the river ships New England Mos
COW bargne Poaoher and several small vessels
Ship North America Hail. from Mobile, in ballast to order
Ship Margaret Forbes King Liverpool a6t Feb to mas
er-carso 1900 sacks salt 100 hampers potatoes mas
April spoke off the Hole in the WALL ship Peruvian from
s,eamer yelocels Dorsey; St Mar.inssle to master
scr co; To owne on boarl 36 bales cotton Plaucc
Pass ,, on. Porter Col D s RsMls Mark
bales Lambeth & Thompson; 90 ibis moasses " b.
CART Pass Roman, Mssler S Il Hubbard, w Keel.
il, steamer Ajax Rner st. Marnsvc to master-carso 80
rhompson L bales cotton Mauran; 10 Lccarpente
eco; Pass Leroux, Oyer Delamc, iIeRnan Delre Lane
vile, Davenport Pan and lady Mrs Turpn, Mrs pabn
steamer amer, s5ngon Alter to mastceargo 50
horses and sundres owners boad a67 hbs whskcy Parks
Han coz go bbs pork 3i kegs ard Sloo Byrne; half
bbs cef IS dopork Ferguson Parker; 30 bbs potatoes
do apples Noro. Pass. Patterson Wylie King Thomas
Wood, White Iampton Cooper, Reid, Bow; King, Irs
Cyne, II Iisle, sutn, APT Blood, Martini Morgan Hub
bert and lady, Mrs Row. Wa re, Babcr, Murdoch Bucke
two Miss Backer, l. Austin, Ebuncr
Steamboat Alexander, Gordon Rensford FIN Cincinnati TO
Forstul, Brothers - cargo.
Two flat boats McFadin, Warren Ky-cargo 1913 hhds
bacco, to A ii Wallace d. co.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Licking left Cincinnati 4tl April North Anne
RIGA at Louisre Louisiana Shppngspnrt; Gen Wayue
9h inst Mediator and Henry Clay; 9Th inst Chancellor
Sm'thand Savanna Paducca 9th, Ben Sher cd a5
Mssssppian New York. Peru and Independence Mem
ph Gth Henry Clay Presidents Island Suaua at Buck
island North Alabama foot of Council Bar, Splendid head of
Frances Island; 1lh, Princeton 50 and sc; Alton f ct
Florida at Eggs Pontl2b, Aissourun Vicksug; Comp
mise at Wnrreaown Ataana head of Palmyra island Dc
kalb, do; Snnower foot of do Vicksbus Rodney 18TH
Ellen Douglass and Gen Gaines Is miles above Fort Adams
Gen Washington above Red River, off Warren at Bayou
Sara.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

People o: Louisiana Look at the effect pro
duced by overwcening confidence You have al
lowed credit arstocracy to uproot the VERY fnun,
datIons OF your wealth, and the fair building that
you fondly hoped 10 have gazed on now lies a
frighful mass of ruins. What was the bosis of
your hopes! Was it no',-the soil of your state
the work of your hands? And Inns not the pr,.
ducive labor of the state been collected in ,he
hands OF few individuals! Have they not, like
the caid with his toy, played with i, for an hour,
broken it, and then thrown il aside neglected mud
despsed! But yesterday, your countless millions.
The valuable staples of your soil were in the ;ron
grasp OF hear,ess acceptors possessing less Than
ten per cent OF real capital on the amount of their
cfeal, ana whose endorsers we're of the same cali
hfe. These very men entered your banks, took 10
themselves the power OF those institutions. and
thrust ASIDE the honest, industrious, aud prudent
trader, IN order to crafty their own diseased a> 3e
ti'cs,-men, people of Louisiana, who W. re worth
little more than The cliatr blown .abou, IT pleasure
by the idle winds. The produce of your fertile al
usi'ns beng thus seized upon by TINS description
OF factors, II was At once raised beyond its in,rn
sic value from twenty to fifty per ccntum No.
thing is easier done when mnnopn!izinq power
has the reIns Of The banks Now mark tn. rcsplt
This very power reached its maximum on the very
day which witnessed tae accession of the prcs
dent Van Buren, into the cinir OF stale. With co
medicines we have nothing 10 do. From tbar
moment this colossal power began To reccde, IT.
superintendent weight brought it down with the
faPiaIty OF lightning. In The short space of thit,
days your produce fell far below its commercial
ra1e, as 1t had been forced u? by the arts and tn,
power OF that irresponsible body OF men known
among you Tor Years past as your commission fac
tors. A Reaction in trade operates fatally 10
upoa one individual dozen, but il drars I'M,
It's vortex whole commercial people, Such i
the fact at present. The planters, whose haoc,
were famed into fame which he conld not nav.
antiriPaed on the great rule OF cause ard eff +.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15
DIED,

Yesterday morning at his residence i, f,,ro,d,1o,
street. Dostor j. Poute Coulou McsIaon late sergesn
, o, me u 8 Army His funeral will take place this
uliig a. ~ Clock to which his friends and &C
qna,ntances are invited to attend. '' ~
also, Yesterday at O'Clock, Robert George son of
,ain,an ~ DiSon aged years. The friends and ac-
morning. IT. ''oeN ms
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15
THE LAST DAY.

IT u LAST DAY.
we are requested to state that Guyon's Command
! Lever Press will be removed on Moniay Gentlemen
.a. nave not examine dis lderiu machine would
w WEI; 10 see It this day, at 1872 New Levee The IA
.ehtee leaves this city for New York in about week
WIN view to prepare for COMPRISING cotton next sea-
1un. ne mas yet remaining few Seal Presses, which
nJ5
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

| FRyIIE eul,scr;ber i no,,, ,;'1 ,, r. -
| rnnds rra;ye1 NOV moI "Ptllis Supply o. ne"
NO. ', lCl' We per si1l's hehtncky ana fiarka-
ma ''''" NE" oiN' consisting IN part OF the follow
| Rich French printed i,clon.ts ,i;, o, so,i, eoo,
new paterns British lawns silver strreJ do, spIcr'
did articles light coIorad EnaIish hint1 l Gint
French eambcs silk Scoth hcnd nn, c''tan Il"
nv, plain ribbed opcn walked n, snii1 IT,
brick and lawn hhlfLs Ma I,' ~ ~ ',il-
ed and en,,l tanru ~ l,l,f u "'" pofaer-
in and bncha silk do AIsn m Il ,"" st'S' SAT
tire new nr,icr: satin cn,,yc nI @ i ,, an en-
ture Ribbons Also Richardson's snnar;o, s,it GI
Irish linens 'P''''' sun ""s"
The above with p,on,, o,,, ar c,o1 ,,, i,,
ed expressly for The civ rr '''Ho oIe s''c
sopal,e rr,s ~, ~ C9 i'"g, 'u oIe "helS on fea-
april u i,iII Nv
Il til1iEA
NO W, Magazine ouis Sanchez her Husband
Prt Il ND ~, ~ AIlash Court for the
:. ,"lSn "nu WY OF New orIenns-l hereby ccr
~, % o.. canary 2iSi 1859 Judgment wa entered in
lIlS 'onft III the suit OF Madame 0uis Sanchez vs. her
Tbis rnntn y VIE ' Hn' nf"ys oiIoMng o-Iy
Tho Court bcing satisi%d f"D ,d %ir o olG INT
defendant has nGInncJ on ,ile es19hce hat me
lives il open courubna"n , " "',,', ~ au1
wife 1t is ordered nf,cJ d "p',, tia ms
men of divorce be- cne in T fnyo n Gi" n9, l1hs
the bonds of mnyin,nn ; H. o, ne P,ah'l; mat
parties plajutitT and fnJt m tN.S'ng between Tie
led and that the Jetendt m " oHSoNea ana anhui
'''' Cli Eai LIE S' WArR1,N
c. pace ll6 In, trs,io,r,,,. ,,hoxar , Iuuge.
my hand and niixe,l tha sa,l If he @ ,eie,'''o
the city OF New Orleans. on tbs a4tb Inv , n u e"r al
the year of our Lord one thousnnd eSt u 'InG' m
ry-seven,and the six frst ,os g .ui, ana
of the United States. va VI '''e independence
al II. NJ tiUYoL, DEBUT, C,,,,k.
Ns yli2 = u,,Ta,,,, :, =, '''''' >-'S'N
HNTAT DE "a h1TisI ,n Go"trc son f0"!'
hI de In NnuyrIla o,Isn, "' iH'otSse
Janvicr 1851 iugcmrnt fin, nnS ds que c oIer
mande de Mnio1,e ; 's uo,i'N u'iS &c VI TIT q IA DC
les termes xlliynntcs oi e0'''e sou man, dahS
Ceue aae far &c jon n" plaias mar dcvon, Ia Con.
LaCour ett sasfa, 'npres lie trmo;no@e ,tn n'Ir
lendeGt abondenne-a donlicc conugalc ct went en-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

entered into enga gen,ents tia, he never would
have dreamed OF III wholesome stutc of trade,
and lie is now reduced to the miserable condition
OF working 10 pay debt with an unnat4itally de-
prceiated product. The labor OF years will scarce
y suffice to relieve him from the embarrussmcnts
caused by his too great confidence in his factor
Cotton Is not and ought to be worth IN ore than
from len totwelee cents per pound, the measure
OF value continuing at its present rate. Had tina
value been strictly adhered 10 since 1926 is il not
apparent that the condition of the planter would,
at ms moment, have been cnviubc to his present
oAe! Every article OF Industry was cnhaaced by
the fdfSc rafte put by monopoIists on cotton Pork
reached high as s25 per barrel; h,ur went up
10 SIS; lard rose TO 20 cents per pound; and beef
attained the enormous price of 81 ccnts while
every thing else advanced in proportion. Labor.
by the same system, was increased from 80 to so
per cent beyond its real value. In short, there is
not a derarmcntaof society into which this cursed
system has not crept, The false value it has oivcn
10 eeefy h'"g, can only be rccliied by to,sl pros
tfaton q the system. So much for the evil under
which the people Of Louisiana have Iabored. The
remedy will be called for. Who shall saw what i
is! Ii rests with the moral sense of the commu :
NIFTY. The people must speak. They must applv
the cure, and that TO all parts of the BODY COM
merclal, with simultaneous movement Men in
great extremes always act in concert, without re-
gard TO personal feelings In the present crisis all
h'as alike upon The causes Of The eril AMI all min
act alike upon the reme7y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

t'an oierS, thieves, incendiaries, and oafers 8,
ABOUND IN this city at present, that the police Of
the Second Municipality are insuled in the street,
by them, and threatened with being waylaid i
they do their duty. Yesterday, the High Con
stable, we understand, was actually attacked h,
one of these precious gentry He drew Bowie
Nhi'e OF IN enormous length and, coward-I ike
she'tefed himself behind this brutal weapon
fortunately he was arrested in his fell purnos,
and committed to prison where he lies ready fo
examination. Connected with the subject ri
| ioaiers, we cannot forbear expressing our dis
gust at the feeling of leniency in certain high
| quarters towards this obnoxious tribe and their
compeers. Nothing argues more against the
moral feehng OF community, than when the Of
hcets entrusted with the exposition and eyecu-
'loh oi the law, manifest armorbid sympathy to-
WARDS It's open violators. The public peace inn
pera'ively demands that every member of societv
should have some laanfal means of procuring a
living, particularly in CITY the resort sfs,ra gers
from all parts OF the country. 1t was under such
consideration that the ragrant lac was passed.
1t Is under this law, so sautary in its operations
"hch properly executed, that the police of thj =
munc ipalily now cndeavorina to rid the civ
OF the host of insects prowling in every corner of
1t, to the imminent danger of all honest nd peace
abls citizens. If the public will not sustain their
servants in the discharge of their duties-if tho
hieher authorities will, contrary 10 the spirit Of
the laws, render nugatory all their efforts through
pculslness to this municipal government, through
false sympathy for these parasites upon society
or what else you please -what incentive have
they to perform that which is required of them! !
they NOT, like the old city guard, wink at
crime and suffer j, to go abroad in open dav! Will
not The danger, now tenfold, be multiplied an
hundred fold! We call upon the coms1unity to
come forward, and by every means in their p,wer
sustain the police in roofing out the vaga boz
now swarming in the city Meantime, we ear.
nestly hope, that the police will continue their
pra'seworthy efforts, despite of the insults and
abuse hcaped upon them by the despirable clan of
'oafers and their noble abet,ors, securities &c.
&c The vlIltca,ors Of such men as Randall
Hunt and his sympathetic clique UPWARDS and
pnwNwARps will no, weigh one ot or title in the
estimation Of the honest and honorable citiz.r.
Only let the police lie vigiiant and faithful, and
they will be remembered rs tunctonaries confer
rig BtNIFlT on society, while their oppnsers and
the advocates Of the gamblers, Ca will be held
in Scorn bv q II rood men
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15
MONEY MARKET-CIrY ISrrJJ,crvrr,

another heavy day has gone by. Nothing cheerinr n,
IN INC commercial horizon. All is dark and ,oni1, ~
"rthcr fuhors OF failures have assaed our ears and an h.
passed on win the usual dali monoony incident mon a
stroScl confidence and ruined credit " f wv
A. louisiana State Bank has published undry reson,iors
ois nstalce OF which are that she oud Just as she
Presses run nose tndebed to her. Nohnt occurs that
men, Offering undou1ed security in rice tile nmnunt @ @
Recommendations Indeed such prospects meet rho oy
',ter "hatener Every door is closed appnst ma n,Io
ae ,r, regardless of his ability pay. " '"'''''
ne management of our banks should be thorourhl, ;
i, S ie next legislature, their prolet 10 The
'ot,oh1 and the dongs of those entrusted with t,n;r a
iad before the public. We shall then know VINO so;1,d @
ny power OF these institutions further the interests of
,f nohopoiv, ana WHO opposed their unbolv combine
nc iaea Is false one and highly injurious 10 tho in
ss VI me pubic that banks cannot do wrour flat
sS should DC eternaly concealed behind the veil of CO.
crecS. her acts should be canvasseJ nv tbc nu; e.
path. ' "e'i'te from the right
Tue presidents of the City Banks met fills ov,,i,n ~ w
or inc purpose of devising means of rel;rf
WIS PpoSeu 10 issue Post Notes after the manner of Exche
duer bs payable hence. We did not l,rn ,ynr,
uieS WIRE TO be paid, what bn issuai
committee was appointed report. The result We shall oi
lo1herroW Great doubts exist minds ms IN no
iha' can result to the community from this course /! viii
aHnIa ree TO the Banks Themselves in what dcp,ra ~
public val be bone fitted, time will shou. fe "
. a +. M--tNe have just heard that the n,cetipp or
taG frcsiaehs was adjourned till mornp ooc
IN Cotton nothing doing. transaction was tali I'D Of DIR
III oav comprising HOO bales; but was not
ihe exports TINS day amounted bales of which s22
went to Liverpool and 10 to New York " "N 1900
regular produce transactions scarcely wort
ne oiiowins came to our notice after dgent eruv. an
bhs Flour 81; 100 bbls Wlicy SIC; 100 bap r "a
bb Mess Pork $40 do prime SID. 500 bis n o.
uerces hice 3tc Nearly all that doing in proluce is far
mediate cons nmpton and for cash, i " " I'M
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

The Louisiana ll"ss Carriage, now lsndiny from
the ship Charles Wharton, will be exhibited on
Sunday, at 10 A. NJ. at the Merchants, Exchana.
for the inspection of our citizens
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15
REWARD

!
( g TRAYED, or Stolen from Governor Whites house
~ in New Orleans, on the night of the 9th Apri,. .
bright sorrel horse about 8years old, fifteen and hal
or sixteen hands high start is believed on his fore
head form rather slender, not Vicious, but capable
ahs gig and had when lost saddle and bride SONG
what worn.
Aliberal recompense will be given for the restoration
Or for information left at this Office, which viii lead to
/ .ns .eeo,e.y. apis
SAkEN on the 18th March, four Granite Pillars
from the centre of Gravier street, opposite the New
the present ordinances. The owner is reouesleI to
call and prove property, pay charges and take Them
away, onor before the 2itl, of April they will bs
the depot opposite the Municipal Hall at o'clock.
JOHN PRICE, Conimissarv Isl Ward,
4 aI3 2Ed Muniripn Iitv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15
OF K EAT, MONEY!

Paper money ~ the foundation of tho American
Banking System.
lary OF the Treasury, (Mr Inqham.) "meroIv The
representative OF property.n Money of gold and
SILVER IS ptoperty-is wealth. A hundred dollars
IN silver Can no more be considered as the renre
sentative OF hundred dollars worth Of flour, Than
a hundred dollars worth of flour can no s;dori
rs INC representative of a hundred dollars, worth
OF IRON Each is the eqlaroiclt of the other. but
each IS real wealth-nut mere symbol or reDre-
sentative.
But money Is not, as is supposed by some others.
superior IN It's nature to all other kinds of wenl A.
me precious metals do NOT differ cssentiaHv from
other items OF wealth. Thss distinctly seen when
.hey are IN the form of bullion. Converting them
ihlo com does not change their nature II onlv
asapts them to particular use-fts them for pas
sing from hand 10 hand, without The tronhle If
weighing and assayng each piece at each trans
Ter. An increase Of the stoc k of goll and silver
IN our country, is very desirable; but il is for pre-
oiseY the same reasons that an increase of other
kinds et wealth is desirable
some fancy that 1t is the authority of govern
ment that gives money its value But the rue
value OF money, as measured by the amount or
goods Tor which it will honestly cxcho are. c,nnot
We "Htcl.u hy ealcts OF princes ACTS of parlia-
meHt. A'"narcbs aud ministers may alIer the
weight OF co"s, or lessen their purity; but they
cannot make u coin con,ain,ug one hatf: of an
ounce OF pure silver, worth as much as a coin cor
tanning an ounce. The stamp OF lha state is a
mere certificate Of the weight and fin,ncss OF the
piece. - ''''
, Others suppose that the precious metals owe
tAeir value entirely to their scarcity But if gold
ana ana SILVER We're not useful III the arts, they would
nave no value in commence Their ntilifv is n,
great, 'hat even ii they were not the material Of
mo"ey, they won!d exchange for great Quantities
o, I'm ana other commodities. If they W ere as
eh'iuI as copper and TN, they would lie more
valuable thaa these base metals; because they
'I,a .rI.
vue # he precious metas,is, like that Of all 9TH
"a ns5 m TIC compound ratio Of Their a4tiHty aad n
"%e'' SC 'f"y. II does not depend on their scar
CITY alone -Goulie.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15
NEW MlRk

NEW WORK.
RADFoitD'S comprehensive Atlas, contains sew
III enty-sx Maps and Charts Geograt heal, Histor-
ical, and Commercial, with general views OF the
world, and the different countries, Geology, NOM
tans, Rivers, Minerals, O:caEs, Manners, Custom.
Governments, Religion, &c. &c, illustrated by
Maps and Charts, the whole being a useful work
for references, or general information
Also, Maps Of Texas, for sale 81 Chartes street Inv
ais HOTCRK1SS 4 Co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

E+NSltAl Taken up, one bay poney, brand on The
- right ore shoulder and on the right hip and the
forward prove property pay charges and take said AM
MAJ away before the 18th instant. Ifett after that no
Will be sold at public auction, by P. A. Gulliotte
a w. MCDONALD, Comnissary Cd Ward,
Mn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

All n ovgh ut to ,n ,2 +, police prison Of the "a M1,
named zel aged about D years. says she woman
MIR. Charbone The owner will prove belongs 10
charges, and take her away. + = TX Ipnt,y, puy
Captain pf III.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

HNSIRAf.- -Faken up by the night watch one BAY
a. T. Ore 10 l-2 hands high, and rough shod. The
pay charges, and take said animal away before lie I5
nlan' II left after that time, will be sold at public
auction, by p. A. Guilliotte, Auctioneer
WM MCDONALD, Commissary I'd Ward,
% fUt 9d AIunicpalty.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

SILK AND SATIN GOODS AT COST "
FHNlE balance of the stock of silks aud satius of thf
IL subscriber will be disposed OF at actual cost ii
New York.
lns; plain and figured Rep, silks, superior quulity d,
gros de black and colours jet and blue blk gros de wis
and Italian silks also, very few French and lrsl
Paplins.
Those DESTROYS of purchasing will find adyanture
Gus to call at II Canal street near Royal.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15
THEATlsE-sT. CHARLES

THIS EVENING, LAFITTE,

THE. DIRECTOR has the honor ofaunounc,r to ,,,a
public that THIS EVENING April 18th, " i'll be plny.
cd the Nautical Drama, of LAFrrE dramatizea from,
ffofessor ingrahan's Novel the Pirate of the Gulf
chnery, &c. &c. ana
So TIE PIRATE OF THE GULF.
Theodore Miss Barnes; Laftte. Mr. Pearson: Diego
Radcllfie; Velasqnez, Bannistrr; Conslanza, Mrs.
barnes Capt. Lockyer Mr. ke:psll; Alphonse, Page;
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THE ORIGINAL EPlLOGUE
Wii be spoken BY Miss Barnes, immediately after the
Drama Scenery by Lee and Schnotti,-naclinery
Grand Military Overture.
Previous TO Laitte, the Farce of