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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-25

HARPLRs-FrRRr. Jan 18Th, 1898
BaETHREN
The undersigned, n committee appoint.
ed by the Independent MoI,or Clan, TO request
ofyou for publication, copies ofthe able and Al
rroprlate addresses delivered by you on the
10Th inst (ihe anniversary ofour order,) take
pleasure IN making known To you The wish
Of the Society, and hope you will tibd Il con.
NenienI TO comply with their request.
NJ. GALLAHER,
WA ;. STEPHENS,
". HERRINGToNe
To 2. SorTHERLISD, p. o. and DR.. JAS
GARRT, G. c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-25

HASPERs-FLRRr. Jan. 18th, 1898.
BRETHREN;
We have jus; been honored by the re.
cePtion Of your note, as committee Of our
beloved Clan, requesting copies Of the address.
Is We had the pleasure OF delivering to them
on the 10Th last. IN reply we would say, that
though Circumstances, Of which you are well
aware prevented our remarks from possessing
the interesting detail generally looked for IN
addresses Of the kind, yri a. it is the wish Of
the Society TO see them IN print, We cheer.
fully transmit you the requested copies
Yours, Friends and FeIlow-Ciansmen,
s. n. SWITZERLAND,
JAMES GARRY.
To Brothers VI. GALLAurR. W. }. sTrFHLS,
and Haas IIERRISGToN Committee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-25

General WAsHfscroH died % M0Bni
Vernoa December ] iih. 1899 10 she
t-ih yesr Of be- sEe-thiHy eight
years since.
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HAsrsRsF.nRr. Jan. 18Th, 1898.
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HARrrR,-FrRRr, Jan. 18Th. 1898.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-13


MAssacHUsETTs LEeIsLATIvE REso-
LuTtoNs. MIR Adams (when the Slate OF
Massschuseits wascalled for petitions rose,
and said that he held in his hand certain
joint resolutions Of the Legislature OF the
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts. in rela-
ton 10 the abolition Of slavery and the
slave trade in the District Of Columbia;
that, upon q former day, other similar res
oluilons Of that State had been laid upon
the table ;whereupon bis colleague had
moved 10 Withdraw them from the table,
which motion was still pending Mr.. A.
snid he should not offer the resolutions
until this motion Of bis colleague should
have been acted on, and il should be as
certained whether the House would or
would no, deliberately decideto lay on The
table, without reading, without printing,
without consideration, the joint resolutions
OF the Legislature Of a sovereign State Of
fhe Union. sac4a a9t9ftfIQ ~
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-13
Isl.

| There are seven hundred and thirty
seven factories in Great Britain, engaged
in the silk trade. which give employment
to five hundred thousand persons. The
annual production is about ten, million
pounds sterling. ...'..- ..
ID By the Montreal Courier Of Monday
we learn that 10 or I2 of. the actors In the
destruction of the Sir R. Peel have been
taken. and with the exception of Two, are
refugees. Gov. Arthur has issued a
Proclamation, calling on all british. sub
jects to abstain from relaliation.-Frank-
I'm Messenger. - -
A letter from member of the old school
Presbyterian convention which met at
Philadelphia preparatory to the meeting
of the General Assembly, states that
resolution was passed by said convention.
with onl y two or three dissenting voices,
after long discussion, "to keep the sub
ject of slavery out Of the assembly," and
to dispose of it, shouldn't be introduced.
without discussion.-Jour. of Com. .=~
THE ALTON OBsERvER-Tt is report
ed-and without contradiction, we be-
lieve-that the Alton Observer, of which
the lamented Lovejoy was editor, is about
to be re-established by one of the rioters
who was instrumental in the destruction
of the paper and the life Of its Editor
Eastern Baptist. W.
| ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.-There will
be almost total eclipse of the sun on the
! 18th of September next, ia the u. States.
1t will be fhe last central eclipse of the
sun visible in the United States, until tina,
of May 26th, 1854; which will be also
annular. The next total eclipse of the
sun will be August 7th, 1864.
The Albany Journal states on the au-
shortly of a gentleman from Oswego, that
ten of the Pirates who burnt the steam
boat Sir Robert Peel, have been arrested.
One of the number is an American-the
Others from Canada. 1t was reported that
some of the property of which the boat
was pluudered was found in possession OF
the men.-Mereantile.
ANOTHER EASTERN STEAMBOAT
LosT.-A gentleman from St. John, NIB.
states that the steamboat Gazelle. which
plies between Passport, ST. John and Wind
sor, struck on ledge Of rocks, on Wednes-
day last, when about thirty miles from ST.
John, for Windsor, and that the passen-
gers and crew had barely time TO save
themselves in the small boats, before the
GazelIe went down.-Mercantile.
STEPHEN BURRoUeHs.-Thi celebra-
ted individual arrived here from Albany,
on Saturday morning.-His residence is
in Lower Canada. He is a large, good
looking man, about seventy years old,
whose appearance indicates all the shrewd-
ness and ability for which he is distin-
guished..-N Y. Sun. -. 49,.
The British and American Steam
Navigation Company" of London was
projected and principally got up by 1uni-
us Smith, Esq, of Plymouth. Connecticut.
but for the last 80 years and more a resi-
dent in England. IN YSpee. -
Theller and Sutherland have been re-
moved from Toronto to Quebec, prepare
tory to their transportation to New South
Wales. Frank Mess.
The improvements valued under the
Cherokee treaty of 1885; amount to about
one million OF dollars. The amount of
money paid for such improvements is es-
tmated at eight hundred thousand dol
lars.-Boston Press.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-13
NOTICES.
A MAN MISSING.

LARK1N Mason of Wilton, N. FL, left
home for Boston, May 10. expecting to
return On the 18th, was seen In Boston on
the Ith, but has not been heard from
since He was a man that bore good
moral and religious character, and was
highly esteemed by all his neighbors;
has a kind, af: ctionale and respected
family. who are in deep trouble relative
to the husband and the father. Any in
formation that may be given to Horace
Mason, Wilton, will be gracefully .receiv-.
ed and the informant handsomely reward
ed
Said Mason was feet 10 inches high,
dark complexion, black eyes and hair
and short whiskers: wore drab overcoat
with a fur collar, a brown strait coat ard
black brush hat, and was shoe manu-
facturer. He has in former years been
somewhat deranged which is feared may
be the case.
j. Editors of papers throughout the coun.
try will confer a favor on the aff1icted
family by inserting the above. ~
PHILoLExIAN.---Qu Question for this
"wednesday evening.
Ought females 10 reeeire an equal share
of patrimonial Inheritance NTH uales2
.:~ .e-~1 : i r. B. CHASE, See.
Inst. June Is 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-13
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
WOOL! WOOL!

HyEIE subscriber will exchange Cas-
simeres and Buckskins for wool,
on fair and equitable terms. OR be will
purchase wool on 6 and 9 months credit,
and draw on Company in Worcester
county Mass. for the amount payable at
apy Bank in Boston. Those who wish
to trade as above will do well to cali.
JESSE STEDMAN.
:, Chester, Ju4e, 1888. 3S:45
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-13
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
Correspondence of the Commercial Advertiser.
CommERcfAL HERALD OFFICE,
Ospego, May 80, 1883.
OuTRAG Ell


We learn from the passenger by the
steamboat Great Britain, from Kingston,
that the Sir Robert Peel was burnt this
morning Ut Wells Island, few miles be
low French Greek, in the ST. Lawrence,
where she stopped to take in wood. She
was boarded about 2 o'clock IN the morn
ing, by body Of armed men, variously
estimated At from 80 to 60, who immedl-
ately cleared the cabins. and set fire TO the
boat The mate. Mr.. Johnson. was sleep
ing in bis berth al the time. and barely es,
caped. siier being seriously burnt BY jump
ing into the river.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13
Nj AR ETS.
MONEY MARKET-CTTY NEWS

New YORK, Saturday, Nov j, 10 m.
The operations the st ok Exchange have moderate
to day PceA exhibit any change from the
Saturday. the tendency rather improv Than
erSite. United States bank advanced per Delaware
and Hudson per cent Ncksburg INK per Pattcr-
81 II Rail Road per Harlem Rail Rond per cent
Boston and Providence II. r per Mohawk declined
per
The Atlantic Bank of Brooklyn has declared semi annual
dividend of four per yabe the 18th The div
idcn days of this institution will hereafter be the of
Juno aud OH the LIST Of December.
New York, 3D. Nov.
Stocks have all improved for days past THIS owing
entirely the Wing prospects Frightening The ion Is
the only subject that public hier-
e' ants Change and in Wall ST. appear engaged
politics than in business.
Domestic Exchange day has fallen of little, there
not much active demand On Mississippi Tennessee and
Alabama they from / to lower.
Some nf our first banks giving dollar bills cev
1t is great accommodation :" the public again get good
bills, specie Ellis, of the snin Hest description
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

vernon CULLEN has raised the standard of rebellion
Mt Saota Fe, and il is said the provinces Of Cor.
dova and Inrerros will join him.
The French have commenced VIGOROUS block
ade, and now hold on To all the small craft that
they take. Ever since the block 'de m nenced,
bnlandras have up and down Ia Monteyideo,
and, when taken laden with merchandise they
would be released or ordered back to the place
they came from. 1t ia different raw, they hold
or to all, and will retain them until the question
is selled,o if war is declared will condelnn the
whole.
The state of the Banda Oriental grows worse
and worse every day. Fructuoso Rvera's army is
outside the walls, and cutting off oil supplies Beet
is now worth in Montevdco i0c. pc ID. or SO pei
arroba There be but few hides other pro-
duce go to the uniied States Tor length Of time
| to come.
| 9Th August-No foreign American NOR
chuntmen ut Bnenos Ayres. U. S. schr. Do phn
| l. cut. Mack ense at anchor, and the hlockadinq
squadron. Ship Renown, Sutton, at Montcvideo
ready to sail for New York the 25h.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CIEARASCES.
November Ia.
Ship Saratoga Hathaway. for New York, Bein Cohen.
Schr Elizabeth, Forsyth for Pensacola, master.
ARRIVALS.
Towhoa Porpoi.c Davis. from, the Pss,cs lei the lh
At Reports the ship Vile dc Bordeaux aground the
Bar.
Ship Union, Eubis, Is day. from IIavte to Lalland
Passengers, i6 cabin and lcs .tcerage.
Brig Swan, Smell. Is days from Philadelphia, to Dehe-
efn
Es sea Bird Naybary, 10 day. from Newport, to 1.
Gale.
Brie Gov Coddincton Cszzens. 81 days from Newport
master. Game up under ennvns..
Sehr Gov Arnold swain, % days from Providence, to
w Siilwell Il 60.
Brig Dan'l Kebv 30 day. from Philadelphia, bound to
Nntchez. cargo. ass'd mdz.
Mex. schr Ncmpta, Pad ID days from Campeachy,
Fl rnandcz
Steamnr Snuiharncr Rarrctt from nlunaia
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13
Dress & Masquerade Ball,
WASHINGTON HgAR.E EsNasYH

ST. Philip street, between Royal & Bourbon.
TENIE Manager of the above named Ball Room, grne-
tul 10 his friends and The public or the unparal-
leed patronage bestov ed on him for several seasons
respectfully informs them that the establishment has
been enlarged for the amusement of visitors, and
dergone immense repairs The bar will be surpassed
by in quality ofliquors, and the Reataurnl ill bo
kept by the ablest est,urutrur in the United States.
The room will reopen on Saturday evening, Bird Of
November next, by
GRAND DRESS & MASQUERADE BALL,
and will take place usual every Monday, Wednes.
day and Saturday evening, during the season, which
will and on the lst of May 1889.
N. b. The greatest attention will be paid to keep
ing perfect order Throughout, the es,abshnent as was
done last season.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13
EXCHANGE READING ROOM.

FgNHE proprietor has re-ftled his Reading Room, in
IL the ST. Charles Exchange, Corner OF Grayor
and St, Charles street, IN the neatrst manner.
Besides all tile principal luIers of the Unitol stnes
Of every city and state the Cnnaas fexns and Mcxi-
10 and HAVANA, the room is regularly and extcnsive-
lists and P,ico's Price Current. Also with nearly
all the Literary Periodicals. of the day, and has he re-
publications of the London, Edinhnrg, Westminster
Metropolitan Reviews and Blackwonda Magazine. The
North American Review the Southern Liter knick-
booker, The American Journal af Sciences and Arts,
Cahine. Miscellany Democratic Review, Gentlcmen's
a gazine, American monthly; Reatlys Miscellcnv the
Mexico Chirurgicai Review and variety ef others.
All these works regularly subscribed for and rccc
we'd. The room is also supplied with large variety
otmaps and aliases, Niles Register, Lcvy's Price Cur
rent from it, commencement, Gazacers, and variety
of works preference.
The most active Il intelligent news collectors are EN-
p'oyed, give the earliest arivas aud pains nor
pense will be spared TO render this Reading Room tho
first the United States.
Subscriptions are respectfully recei,e'.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13
CITY HOTEL,
Corner ofCommom and Camp streets.

EE r. & MRS. GEO. SHALL have the pleasure
I'VE of informing their friends and the public, that
the House sofavorably known as Bishops Hotel, will
be opened Wednesday, the 18th inst for the reCep
ton OF company. They have had the House thorough
y repaired AMI newly furnished throughout and beg
leave TO the traveller and citizen, that whatever
exeriions their part shall be wanting to maintain
it hereafter.
COLLATION. will be spread ut i o'clock on the
ing of the 4th ins to which the public is respectfully
invited novl3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13
COMMERCIAL,
FXPOR rs.


''Ato"te'
NEW YORK. Per ship Saratoga. cargo 756halcs cotton
hhds and 6S hxs to,arco and bale dry
|. go"ds, Il hides b1 hooks, PISTOLS asd
cases mdze.
PENSACOLA. Per sehr Elizabeth 40 iris bread 100 ks
raisins, % bags coffee I hrls molassrs. casks
rice" onsks GOALS, hhds sugar and IS W heel.
hnrrows.
IMPORTS
Y.vpr ,,.,,.
snip oh"h' cargo, Wlne brandy, liquors, and
r. ,vp,. ,c,1v h'I NJ
1' ''i' roF scnf Nsmpha. cargo 'os"ood and hides
c,urorr 10 e'hahae2:
.'er schr Sea hIrdcargo, 700 boxes candles
ana n wv DTS sperm and whale oil, to l. II GaIN,
pa ne ana 'hatlar
IN ""'e' 'o" tons paving stones ~ brls Fota-
PROyIDrNCE nj po. snhr 10, ,,o,, am 3,
nitnrc, potatoes, onions, md m,lze to Davis g.
Blu lock. ia JAEdrcws r Brown II A
Green, Waterman Burges4, Godfrey Laurie
Small.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Conm in. Per steamer Soutferncr GGi b cotton rurhn
Wait CO. 42 do Bennett, Fcrridav CO, - do REYNOLDS
lyme CO, 81 do Lambeth Thompson 225 do Ruckne
stanton Co l45 do Lednux 90 do Roca.t Ga dc
w Oakley. u do Rchard Beck 35 do John Tarlc CT d.
| hrahder, Mckcnna Il Wright, ! box mdzc, J Reed co.
cD<SlGNFrs
H.
Gu, ~ sI'P mon. 'r""hn' De- ,nvrr: Schopher
~, n' m sanh"y, te'h .f"thers Hernot Bal
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

gfISH & BARREIS-3OO boxes CodGsb-5O0 emn
= ~ tarrels, in prime order. Apply on oud
cup Dah'atid' or to LEVI II GALE,
hoNo % Common
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13
URNIT URE WARER o O WI 8

I'VE DTHHVTTTU STFUUI
WILLIAM X. CARNES, would respectfully in
w form his friends and the public that he is con-
stantly receiving from Nav York and Boston a good
assortment of Furniture, such mahogany chairs
sofas, bed teads maple and painted chairs maple and
cherry bsdsead-, mahogany and cherry tables of all
descriptions, bureaus, toilets secietarys writing
dasks, wnr'lro'es of mahogany and cherry, wash
stands locking glasses, feathers, bedding, &c. &C.
NIB Furniture packed for transportation with great
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

Durham short horns Oar agricultural ponu.
alton are making ns rspid improvements in nea,
cattle, as in hlooded stock, by the same means
too, of importation. Some spirited citizens NJ
Kentucky have for some years rendered their stan
distinguished for these operations and their lines
raj outlay has been as literally met by the prices
obtained when the improved breeds are offered for
general sale. In tho west these sales have been n,
enormous rates, and Kentucky and Ohio have in
consequence obtained the palm for improyemen,s
in cattle, fat beyond any other states in the Union
hut we learn from the U. S. Gazette that the Penn,
sylvanians now emnous Of riyallinp then, !,
this mater, for that Mr.. Whitaker has n,ade
extensive importaions Of "Durham shor, horns,
which have fetched good prices, though nothinu
equal 10 the sales in the West. The second lo,
OFT red hy him at Poweton were greedlly sought
tor by the ncghbouring farmers, and all the cows.
save one, were Sold Five three years old, sold at
an average OF $50 each, and five years old, a.,
various prices from $3.50 to $50, averaging s434
each.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13
ITO MERCHANTS.

Tj'MERCHANTS can hare q BEAUTIFUL CIRCU
struck OF at f3ur hours NorIcE by sailing at The
Compiling Room Of TRUE AMERICAN PRINTING
OFFICE, st. Charles Exchange, adjoining TIE READ
ING Room at Corner Of Gravier street.
NO CURE NO PAY.
nR. JOHNSON, Office no BenyiIe atrret, con-
~ fines his practice the treatment Of Venereal
Disease IN all its different forms.
DIR. johnson, from residence of many years Hos
pitfalls in Europe, devoted TO the treatment Of Venereal
Diseases and from his present extensive practice in
that particular branch OF the profession guarantees
safe, speedy and etlectual to such persons
troubled with any Of the following diseases, viz
Gonorrhoea, elects, Srictncs Chancres, Bubos
Seminal Weakness, Affections oftse Bladder, Kidneys
l.ons, Urehra, PROSTATE Gland, Swellrd I eslices
Eruplions the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains in the
JOINTS
And the numerous symptoms which generally follow
this disease
Recent cases cured in two or three DAYS without the
use OF Mercury, interruption from business or uliera
| ton in the mode of living.
A medicine To prevent Nenerea Disease can be OBJ
tanned of DR.. Johnson. 1t is from the recipe of the
Baron Larry, celebrated i'rc,"h surgeon, and was
used by him during the several canpuis ms 10 which he
served as Surgeon General in the French Army
Sold by DIR. johnson, ut his office. Those persons
hay ing any nlIat ton of Venercal Disease and pbou
taking voyages. removing the country woul,
do well by giving DIR. johnson call, rs proper lne
cines tor their in the shortest time cnn be nat ar
with written directions io their use
Office open from IN the morning until 10 O'Clock a
night.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

Tickets 81 90 Halves 81 00-Quart,rs 50.
Packages of 25 Tickets for $50, warranted to draw at
least $50
Packages of % half ticl els $2 warranted to draw
least $l2. Packages IS Quarter Tickets SIP 50 war
ranted 10 draw least So 90 For Packages or single
Tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE.
novl2 l6 Chartres st
NAfINE g. PORTER BOrTIES-5O gross wine
w and 100 gross porter bottles for sale by
HOLMES Il MILLS,
navy Bank allev.
e. tifE II NGS--.u ltieached Sneeup.s ana
- 80 bales brown do, for sBe by
NHEFkIDGE & co,
rovl2 70 Magazine st
4 NuFFtE--au bags old Javn Coffee, row landing
~ aad tor sale by
TR HYDE & BRO,
now cor Common y Magazine at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

Ba'imors Clipper. The .4mer.can eulogses tn .
ship Ann .nckin, Capt. Walker, for an ex,raor.
binary quick run from Val paraiso TO Baltimore IN
So days, being less by nine, Than the trip was ever
made in before. The ap,ain conliyms the ac.
count of the capture of Lima
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

Ordonnance pour etablir un ferry pres du
Marche Ste -Marie, ct joint avec la vile
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

Resolu que la somme dc qnarante trois piastres ct
vingt cinq cents soft payee Rigney pour ou
vrage fat dams la st Charles, ansi quill appert
da cerifcat du voyer. Signe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, recorder,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Re.on que lie comiis de poce soft reqnis dc fair,
eonnatre dams rapport au conseil, auallcs me-
sures, sill en- faut, sont necessaires pour metre
execution les ordonnnnces concernant la vente du
Bsis de chautfage. Sign6,
JOSHUA BALDWIN Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

Hheat and tl,ur The mlIlers of the interior Of
New York state agreed to suspend business on the
10Th rather than pay the high price demanded BY
the farmers for their whea'.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

Political persecutions-Rohnson, the Carcaturist of
New York, has nearly been made political victim.-
He was dstraned for due by his predecessor, and
from viii h he had previously been exoncrnted before
witnesses. The officers acknowledged that the only
object was to shut the during the election on &C
count Of the many carcatures Governor Mar
cy respecting the Bam.ers The intent however fail
cd, for two strangers to Mr. Robinson offered him ample
| bail
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13
que,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Rtsolu que lc voyer est ct demenro auiors6 a
announcer pendant dix j@urs dams lie Bulletin ct lie
True American, en- angais ct en- francais, q4'l re
eevfa dcs propositions pour Ia Furniture ct livrai
son de toutes les brIqnes que cete mnncipalit6 da
H1andcra pendant douzo mos a part:r de Ia date du
eontrat: esdites briques devr Mt drs do Ia neil.
euro qualiie dc brqncs du lac, d6livrcr en- tellcs
quantities ct tells endroits que lo voycr de tens
autre lsxigera.
Signe
JOSHUA BALDWIN P,l
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13
gNgf S sggGs,
Msasaiciassaiife No. =.

MARDl, I6 Octobrc, 1898.
Resolu que lc tresorier paie lie msndat du
marie Alcxandro Rirke, la sommo d., cent douze
Piast cs pourtravaux fats reparant les troturs
sur Ia Place Lafayette
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

From BrdsH-.'ccounts from Rio dated 18th Sen
tHmber estimates the stocks of bread stun that civ n
50 to $500 bbls. That of American in frs, bond. i
about 1900 bhls. Richmond, and $500 bb!a Bal,more
L'po'ts. Coffee to the Stee. 5000 bag: to En-.
rope, 1864. Stock 20,000bags Hides, none e,,o,ted
stock 1909 pisces. Hides very scarce at Rio Grande
or the La Plata.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

u Mr.. Booth, the ragelan was at Cincinnati on
the 9th where the avels playing, and had right of
possession until the 9th 70 that doubted if Booth
would remain. Morbe, the Yankee man was there
also.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-13

IRE Festris" has proved but poor magnet: she
mas already lost her attractions. Her last benefit in
America was announced for Thursday the 9th instant
lie dancers are "quite the thing" Mt the National
where Nessds STEPHAN, and Hazard are in great favor
Made st phan is said to be unequal in grace to Au
g"sfa or IN athletic vigor TO lie Come while she nos
sefses large portion of both requirements and is sec
ond in ea.c and agility to Celeste ONLY