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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
Dress & Masquerade EsaIl.
WAS HAENGTasN HsALL Hs0spyB

81: Philip street, between Royal & Bourbon.
VII. Manager OF the above named Ball Room srate-
~ iu TO his friends and the public 10, the unnuraI
eiIed patronage bestowed him for several season,
respectfully informs them that the establishment, bo
1eeh eh'ag ed Tor the amusement of visitors and nm
dofSone immense repairs. The bar will he surpassed
ny none IN quality OF liquors and The Restaura i'll be
keep by The ablest Rcstaurarur in the UniIet Stn,cs
~ IhH room Will reopen on Saturday evening Bird of
November next by II 7 Wv VI
GRAND DRESS MASQUERADE BALL,
ana vii take place as usual every Monday We nes-
atV ana saturday evening, curing the season. which
Will and on the list Of May, 1899.
N. IS. The greatest attention viii be pad to keen
ing perfect order throughout the establishment as was
done last season. " "'
prtDl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
CA IL IDS

u PRINTED at Tie shortest Notice, in the most
elegant manner, Black Colored INKS on Enamel
led, White Flake, or Plain Surfaced CARDS, and al
Prices rery reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN OF
FlCE, corner Of Poydras ana St. Charles SITS.
SeeerGl New aud Beautiful F0uats of TYPE hare
Just been 0dded 10 The establishment.
Orders received al Compiling Room, 81. Charles
Exchange, Bird door from Grayier st.
n0ul-f
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

Blank Checks, Bills of Lading, Auction
Rilis, Pamphlets, Show bills, Cata-
loSues, sc. &C.
uJohDERSfor the Abore, and eocry other desr
crtP''ong u 'phlN TING 20 receired al Compiling
Room 9f'IRUE AMERICAN" in ST. CHARLES En-
CHANGE, Sd door from Gravier street.
Erfensire anil Beautiful BOOK md jon FoUNTs,
from The best F0und'tes inMe United States, hare Just
been atded TO The aiready meHstocked Establishment;
and ORDERS mH be ctecated as Low, Cheaply,
Expedously and Beautifully, at any other Office
in the City.
Norl-fc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

EpLANK B0OK-We are dlily receiving our,Fa
Il supply OF Blank Boots from our malufactory.
at New York; stock consists of the largest and
hestassoumen otieredo for sale in This market or.
fcers of Banks, Insurance Offices Steam Boats Fac
tors Merchants and others in want of any description
OF Blank Books; stationary, are invited 10 call and
examine for thenseles, all articles sold by
ranrd 10 give SAT- iction may he returned.
Printing, ruling AID bin ing done in the most accu-
rate nnr, at the shortest rotice and reasonable
terms by DAVID FELT II co,
New York stationers Hall,
nov19 "a Charfrcs At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
CITY unrEI

Corner Of Commom and Carp streets.
II. a. MkS. GEO. SHALL have the pleasure
w OF informing their friends aud The ruhirc that
me House sofavornhv known as Bi&b0yS Iy0toy viii
20 opened On Wednesday, the irI inst for the rceen
noh OF company They have had the House thorough
yrePared a"d newly furnished throughout, and beg
reputation the house may have acquired in pnst
~ ekoftions on their part shall be wanting to maintain
,u','"n VIII De spr ad at II O'Clock on the morn
invited nf,, .9,"''y
4 ANCASHIRE POTATOES-oaO hammers Inn
~ caShire Potatoes, for sale by ''''
,c \ J WHITNEY, ..
WV -, g Conf al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

Weare pleased to see that Manager of the Camp
street Theatre, ever ready TO satisfy the wishes of the
public has accceded the desires of many families and
Will give another representation, this evening" of that
beautiful drama of the lady of Lyonsn one of ,bs
mos successful pieces produced for many years. The
house, we understand, is likely to be f,I one a, al
ready many boxes and seats are engaged.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
The Pittsburgh Advocate of Friday last has this

The Pittsburgh Advocate of Friday last has this
paragraph.
The RIvER.--Fhe Chic rose ight before last one
foot, making over five feet in The channel and
still rising. On Wednesday night, and up TO 70
m yesterday, we had heavy anu ncessan fall of
ram, which appeared to be general. We shall
have ten ieet water IN the Two or three DAYS
lhefe is now wate' enough Tor ordinary bouts
to run 'cih fAt fc,ghts. Great news for Pits.
burgh.
ne Wheeling Gnzetfe of the same day, states
that the rlv,r h d risen four and half feet, and
was stl rising rapidly.
Inc PulasAi arrived at this city las, evening,
from Wheeling, full of passengers. : Gin. Wig Of
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
LOUISIANA
q r NIT URE WARERoo NS

NJ Jhl HTtIINITIt SIfIrt-
wv iL,,IAM X. CAiiAES, would respectfully in
FORM his Trends and the pubic tuat he As con
assortment OF Furniture such as muhogn,,v cI,.;r
SOFAS cd leads, maple aud painted Chairs maple and
SheffV o'dsead-, mahogany and cher, tables Of ali
~ 1'l''"hS, bureaus, i"cls, srclttaTys, VIKING
dsSAs, wart!rorrs "i mahogany aud cherry wash
sands, looking ghs SEES, feathers, bedding Nr. DE-
NIB Furniture packed for trnsponatlon WA great
LulNt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

ntMARhAhLE EFFORT OF NATURE An English
paper has the following paragraph.
A4r ring, the celebrated cubbag e-player who is
now residing at Broadsairs, affords very remark.
az aoie instance OF what nature can ACCOMPLISH
ms gentleman, who had heen dumb IRON his
n p, whilst walking with Mr. G Almond, of Old
hoia street, on bndgemsn Cliff, Cork, suddenly
saw child dashed 10 pieces almost a, his feet il
hav'ng fallen from the cliff, upon which MIR Ping
suddenly received speech, enchanting, "Oh, Hea-
Yensi" and has ever since retained his powers of
language.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
Mail lReGuiatIOIlS.


The Great Eastern Mar is closed every day at 10
o'clock, MS due every day at IL, M.
The Erpr SIS Mail is closed every day at half past
10 A MIS- due with the great Eastern Mail
every day.
Tie Lake Mat (via Covngton, Lay is closed
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at O'clock
A Mis- due every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at 5, P NJ.
The Louisville or Rirer Mail is closed every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, at Ms
sent and returned by stcamboats.-Arrives irregu
larly three times week.
The Bayou Sara or Coast Mail is closed every
Tuesday and Friday, at 0, P Ms sent and re.
turned by the steamboat Brilliant.
The .4ierandria Red Riper Mail is sent irrcgu.
larry by steamboats,, twice week.
---------------------
louisville or River Mail.
s S;s:::;.y, at o'clock PM
Coast Mail.
s sSsseay and Close at 8 o'clock, PM.
. New-orleans Chamber of Commerce.
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1898.
S. j. Peters, President,
ssf7s A. Quertier, LIST Vice President,
w. l.. Hodge, Cd do.
COMMITTEE OF APPEALS, FOR 1888.
James Dick, Thomas Barrett,
john A Merle, II Cammack,
Jas II Lcverich, Abijah Fisk,
GEO. w. WHITE, Sec'y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES,

s ..E CLEARANCES
-. =, November 90.
Ship Mcclellan, Ryan. Honduras, in ballast,
,,,, Capedevile
sh'P 'nareston' Lidtidge, i'oston A Merritt
Steamer Caspian, knight, Mobile, ESQ q II Abbot
ARRIVALS. VI" -.'i-
Towboat Tiger, Innell from the S w PISS went down
light brought ships John Jay Robert Bovine; brig Cas-
Edmonson and schr koscnisko. Left on the 10Th at nm,
reports tow boat coming up with ships nothing in sight in
e oa,nsi nothing new in the river. Steam ship Columbia
Ship Robert BOVINE Mansfield IL days from New York to
Reed Barstow. " "' "
shif John Jay Lambert II DAYS from New York to master
Kicker Jr. "
schr koscuisko, Mars days Attakapas in ballast to
Master. " S'' ~
Steamer Nashville Brewso, from Mouth of Ohio cargo
l5u bales cotton, Dick so do Burke Watt COZ
% bts potatoes Rowe & Crensha. Lauded SO way cabin
passengers and lno steerage Brought 90 to
scify Tow cd down brig Hector from Natchez with 200
es cotton and fiat boat loaded with hogs.
Steamer Yszoo. Latham, from FcksburR
Steamer Vaudalia, Darst. from st LOUIS
boat from Cincinnati cargo $50 brs aour to Mr. Brad
ley, Captain of the boat.
Steamer Ellen Douglass, Riley, from Vicksburg
steamer Richmond Hainov from CINCINNATI cargo 764
Is flour, BaHier co. "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
TO MERCHANTS

uTMERCHAN'rS can hire a BEAUTIFUL C,scu-
LAR sfRck eff at far hours NoTIcE, By .ayl,ae al The
COMPILING Room Of TRUE AMERICAN pRIyrrse
OFFICE Ct Charles Exchange, aijoiniag Tie READ
ING Room N Corner Of Grver street.
SoA CHhlRS-lGb dozen BOX Chans, lust RI.
c"'ved, and suitable for shipping for sale at The
Louisiana Furniture are kuums
noFi3 MN RCARNFS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

The rise in Canada is headed by Dr. Nelson. who
signs the declaration of independence, and two
oil his principal officers Doctors Col6, and ag-
non. 1t the leaders have any influence on tho
troops these Canadians aught to physc the British
well, as they are so Immediately under the control
of the Doctors,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

Il def"ulA"g S"bscriber.-A respectable lady Of
Hartford has been held to bull bs the editor of the Re-
view published in that city, for breach of promise
not TO subscribe, bnt-to marry. Damages laid at
S3OUOo Was it the scribe, or the jill, that was so high
ly valued.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

60 neglected by ne, how much moro imperative is
il on us, and ours, to set about completing it, like
men resolved The extra price paid by our own
citizens on provisions during this suspension Of
river navigation, would alone complete the rail
road 10 the Mississippi state line! Yet this is but
one of The constantly recurring periods when alike
taxation is iaid upon We. Every season, prior to
the breaking up of the ce aoove, citizens are
snhlected to vast expense in the high price OF
provisions, which could never occur were the ins
terror or rail roads opened to the countries of sup.
ply. To whom would these improvements be m ost
profitable? To ourselves: and to ourselves, only,
must we look for the means of procuring them.
Those means are most fatle! Nothing is wanting
but to will II done, and then with the magic OF
Aladdin's lamp the road is built
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

~ iron .non"taia IN kentUchy,-The Louisville CITY
Gazett snys, Kentucky contains most extraordinary
nohk OF IRON ore. Ii is hill rising considerable above
me surfaced of many hundred acres area and the ore TO
th depth OF seventeen feet be had with little or no
s'rPpm9. From an estimate made, it has been found
uat II would supply sixteen blast furnaces of the first
class for fitlv vears ~ " ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

The Nashville Wing says that the owners Of
the John Randolph have determined 10 prescribe
the use of Bar. Ii is not to he wondered Il, that
they wish to encourage cold wator a, time when
ii is SO greatly in demand. II they prescribe
bar on board, we hnpe they will prohibit all bars
on the Cumberland, especially as hry effect the
mouth.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
4 AND OF SHARKS & SEA GULLS, in vols
~ The Wife Hunter in = vols.
Inc Stranger liz China in vols
murders and outrages committed in this country
eihha.i!shed win numerous engrayings. representing
the scenes OF blood aud correct kencsses of the Grim.
inals.
Curioates of Literature and literary character illus
trsted by Dlsraeli Esq, ID C l., tenth edition. COM
plee IN one volume.
Nicholas Nickeby part first. compete
reports OF Cases, argued and adiudged IN the SUI
preme Court of the United Suites, January term 1885,
by Richard Peters; Vol II.
usireceiyed aud FOR sale by
WIN M'KEAN,
now" cor Camp and Common st
NUNNY BAG$-75 bales bpshel bags in store,
w and for sale by
G DORSEY,
noT2U Al New Levee
& HEEl'l 'GS--20 cases Fleachad Sheetngs, and
~ ~ bales brown do for suIe by
.YHlrkiDGE & co,
ho'So rs Magazine ST
a SANDLES-i00 hoxes Sperm Candles New Rel
~ ford Bristol and Nantucket brands, for sale by
NHlTRlDG e & co,
hoV2o rs Magazine st
tLOTlilAG-i0J cases seasUnahle clothing
" 200 cases boots and brogaus,
700 Cases silk hose, for sale by
WHlTRIDGE & co,
noy2o 76 Magaz st
q DAP los boxes Soap,
- 50 no>es ratow Candles, landing from ship
Forum, ard for sale, by
JOSEPH CoCKAYNE,
nop2p % Graver st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

We have now strong hopes that the attention
OF our citizens generally, and of our legislature in
particular, is directed to the all important subject
OF internal Improvements. BY them the northern
states have already rendered thems elves W eallhy
and powerful: and by them our more mel ghbour
the vast trade 10 which have an undouhted
hight, and which nothing ca lake from US, unless
culpahe inertness our own part, gives them
fatal facilities. Who look around him. and
uo' see at glance how our community are now
suffering by the supneness of the few past years.
by the action OF nature in Withholding the usual
Hood OF waters, the very of life has been
almost removed from our reach. Flour, meat
and almost every other article of daily oonsump
non, and para mount need, are at three times The
price we have light to pay. And why is this
simply secause no substitute for tho dry water
courses, 10 which we have hitherto locke as the
sure means of conveying to us the produce of the
western country, on which we so materially de- |
pend for absolute food. Even in Louisville, where |
people arc, to certain extent, beneftting by the
cause which detains population, traders, and
supplies in their city and neigh bourhood, The en-
Iiehtened portion of the Press urge on us he ne,
eessiiy Of completing these long ne elected rail
roads, which would ensure certain means OF
communication, and supply, viii be seen by
IN extract we this day make from the Louisville
Journal. 1t stranger. can so easily perceive the
Dad to wealth, and Independence, open to, YET :
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

WHAT Is THERE IN NAMs!-It is amusing to
observe the manner in which political names are
shuifled from one another by the Administration
PRESS For instance, the Post and Argus c aim tina,
Mr. Lott, elected by the sub-treasury party TO the
assembly in Kings county is democrat, and that
Mr. Bergen, elected by the " higs is federallsr,
Now the exact reverse of the proposition is the fact
During the existence of the old divisions OF pa rtie-.
when the columns OF The Evening Post were blue
with federalism, and its present editor was wiring
poems against Jefferson and his red plush unmen-
tionales, jeremiah Lott among he strc,t s,
Of the Hamlllonlan sect, while Nj Bergen's politics
were OF the democratic school. Our old friend Lott
must feel rather queer under his present classif.
Gallon; and we venture the opinion that he would
even now enjoy the poetry Of the editor of the Post
against Jefferson much moro Than he does his prose
in hc ia7or.-.A' Y ErDrew,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

Mrs. and Miss Barnes arrived IN Cincinnati on
the II III on their way hither,
Mr.. Booth made his first appearance at the Ma
tI"nai theatre in that city on the 10 b, His en-
gngement is very short one, .-
The Girafe,--that wonder Of the animal world, ,
was to leave for the South on the same day. One
OF those singular creatures lately died in New
York, under very suspicious circumstances.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

4"a'"er IN Ph"aaeLpbia.-Mr. Van Berger was kill
cd on Walnut street wharf last week by Mr. Bow
man, who held TO bail in 5000
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
S, DAVIS g. co, Managers.
70 Numbsrs-l2 Drawn Ballots.
u 81 Prizes, amounting to

Tickets So So Halves 81 25-Quarters &c.
Packages Of IS Tickets for $62 So warranted TO draw at
least $50.
Packages of % half tickets s3l 25, warranted to draw
at least is. Packages 25 Quarter ckes $l5 80 war
anted 10 draw at least 81 10 For Packages or sing
Tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
nor2l Ii Chartres st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
fHNHE proprietor has re-ftied his Reading Room, in
N the st. Charles Exchange, Corner OF Glayer
aud It, Charles street, III the neatest manner.
BESIDES all the principal papers OF The Unod States
OF every city and state. the Canadas Texas and Mexi-
co and iasannn, the room is regularly and extensive.
~ supplied with the latest European papers, Loyd's
Isis, and Pieces Price Current. Also with nearly
all the Literary Periodicals OF the day, and has The re-
publications OF the London, Edinhurg, Westminster
Metropolitan Reviews and Backwoods Magazine. The
North American Review; the Southern Liter ,ry Knick-
booker The American Journal af Sciences and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, tientenen's
game American monthly Bently's hiisceirny, the
Mexico Chrurgoal Review, aud variety ef Others
All these works are regularly subscribed for and
we'd. The room is also supplied with large variety
maps and aliases, Niles iegIster Levy's Price Cur
ntiroml I5 commencement, Gazaleers, and variety
of works ofreference.
The mostartEH X intelligent news collectors are EN-
Poyed 70 give the earliest rivals, and pains nor sx
pcnse viii be spared 10 render this reading Room the
first the United States
Subscriptions are respectfully received.
octll-tt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
uJ'No mails arrived from The North Yesterday

GThe river intelligence it will he seem is OF
the most cheering character. We eh all undoubt-
eddy have an immediate rise of some feet at this
place Even now business is assuming a more ac-
tive appearance. The larger class of boats are
resnming their usual places at the landing, and
something Of The appearance of former times NAV
ne noted We hope here viii! be 40 yelling unit,
fairly out of the woods.
letter was Received in town yesterday from
:" wheeling, dated the i0h. which stated that there
mad been rise OF ten feet at Wheeling. From
other evidence we are inclined 10 think this in
formation incorrect. There had not probably been
1871 inst
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

Pest and PreseM.-"rhe ole"-The mind TIM,
mas received its impressions of the Poles from study
OF their history, from contemplating their heroic deeds
and Witnessing th,r endurance under misfortune will
hardly recognize in the following sketc, of a Polish
feasanta conntryman Of Sobeski kosciusco and Phil
ask. Mr. Stephens, in speaking of Polish Peasant
who accompanied him, as guide or conduckerf, in hs
journey from Warsaw to Cracow, says:
without having seen him, had calculated upon
making ordinary human intelligence, to some extent n
medium OF communication; but found that had been
100 soaring nmy ideas of the divinity ofhunan natnre
when returned to the hotel found him lyjno on the
sidewalk asioep servant kicked him up and poinled
me o1t as bis master for the Journey He ran I'm md
Kissed my hand and before was awa.. of lis nten
toh stopped down and repeated the same sala,ion an
my ooot. An American perhaps, more than nnyoIbnr
scorns te idea OF mans debasing himself to his fellow
men and sop""ertul was this feeling in me- that be-
iore went abroad almost despiseda white man whom
saM engaged In amenial Office. had outIyed his
leeinS; butwh tall, strong athletic white
man kn'el down and kiss nv foot could almost have
sPufned nm from me. His whole dress was n Iong
5niFt coming down to his feet, supported by broad
lea'iern belt eight inches vide which ne Used "a a
p TonG ana low broad brimmed hat turned up ali
head-gosr OF the Lebanon Sliakers''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

The Mobile Gas Works are increasing with great
rapldity. Within SO brief a period as they have
been in operation they have in supply $50 private
'gh's' exclusive OF the street lamps, and illumin-
ating the Theatre. A new gasomeer has just been
imported, but the gas filters too busy to attempt
its erection.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
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Corner Of 81. CLnrLes 6. EnluLnou

CW"#W 07' tNdF7fS & C0nm0N SsreeE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
SUSll " ALLAN would respectfully call the at
sS tention of citizens and strangers to their complete
assortment OF Gentemcn's linen .hrts. do cambria,
with linen 'ronts. fashionable linen fronts linen col
cambria and silk handkerchefs: black and fancy era
vats IN great variey stocks OF every description: gum
elastic and cotton suspenhers: silk cotton and thread
gloves gents hoskn gloves: umbrellas and canes gold
mounted. -
Also,-Splendld assortment of ladies' and gents wr-
ting desks, dressing cases, port foos peumery cut
lery, and rich fancy goods.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

Among the very large force assembled in Missouri
10 overawe the few misguided Niormons, were consd
cfao's number from Gasc0naae! Rather an oninous
name under the circumstances. After imprisonug Joe
smith, and few more choice spirits the whole tribe
was removed beyond the limits of the state They were
marched of to the tune of "Don Giovanni turn out
turn out.'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

MARCH OF REFINEMENT.-A London cobbIer thus
announces h s calling:
Surgery performed here upon old boots and
SHOES, by adding of the feet, making good the
iegs, binding the broken, healing the wound ed j,
mending the constitution, md supporting the body
with new soes. Advice gratis, by Marks.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
f. .JOIJNS a on

E, JOHNS & co,
$IAllONERS HALL, corner of ST. Charles md
+, Common streets. The subscribers hayuc roce ;
we'd and now in store their assortment of goois from
England France and the North offer for sale the fol.
lowing articles: NV 'o'-
English Drawing papers of all sizes,
do writing do snpcr rovaI rovaI
medium and DENY, foolscap, letter paper'
ex large thin veum; do blue laid do do
copying pNper, at all sizes,
London and Bristol boards; do fancy letter and
note paper, plum, emooss d and coral br
American cap, letter aud writing papers from
the best mills in the Union,
Perryan Pens fall descriptions;
Best G'rman and English quilts; Stephens and
rerrvan,s writing fluids, Nlorrison's and
Perryan's best copying inks; English and
American folio AID 9uarto copying paper.
Rodgers d Sons best cutlery CONSISTING in
DIRK, pen and desk knives, razors and scs
sOrs, ~
Pocket books and Wallets Russia and Morocco
leather ~
English waters a nd sealing wax superior ouol
~; Travelling desks and dressing cases
Ackcrmans and Newman's best nature coIors
Brooknan's and Ackcrnan's drawing pencils
Drawing books Albums and British and Amer.
lean ANNALS for 1885
Books-English, French, Spanish Italian Ger
man aud Latin, consisting in classical law.
medical works, literary &c.
Just receive. and for sale by
hoV2u b JOHNS e. Co
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
5000! Ca pital Prize.

TlckeIs only 81.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
Drawn numbers of the Grand State Lottery, Glass 5l
63 ", SO, SO, AZ, IS, 45, 50, 5, 9,27,7O
q tLASS No. S. Authorised by the Legislature of
~ the Stale. To be drawn THUR >DAY, Nov.
18th, 1885, at O'clock P. NJ a, the Merchants Ex-
change.
G DAyIS &, 70 n1,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

n sh0cE'ng Cnrc-A little girl, who had been I'M
"u'' or length OF time, in London, was lately re-
stored 10 annationby the continued use of electricity
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WANTED.

WANTED,
a SMART active Boy to aleact il sore.ope ,,b
IA speaks French and English will ha nerma-
nen situation, il found suitable, by apply to
DAVID Eel Co
New York Stat Shall
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