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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07

sensc instructor ~ the'hour - MI
CLARET WINE-St Julenl brand, a ine article
y, for sale by SLATER 4 TRiER,
feb 9 Aa 40 Porasseet
hOLBEAR'S Science OF penaanship received, aad
~ for sae at their permanent Writing Academies
No. 8 Chatres street, New Orsans, 139 broadway
New York, Dauphne ST., Mobile
1t is particularly designed for private learners, and
schools, and is calculated for perens OF all ages
Ladies and gentlemen are nvitd to call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons are given at sach huses may suit the
convenience of ALL and to casse formed in any part
OF the city.
Ladies who prefer tcau receive ssons at their ref
sidences.
Persons paying for one course flessons are desired
to attend until they write as wellas they wish.
| nj DOLBEAlN BROTHER
$50 REWARD.
| XKTILLbe given for the apprehension and conviction
Wv ofthe theft who on Tuesdaynight last the 18th
April, stole from my premises, coer OF 6rasier and
Girond small handsome roam Pensy with one ar
both hind feet white bob tail, androach MAN, also
large bay horse much marked wittharncss. A suita
bile reward will also be given for ihdevery Of the
ses as above. m2 HARDIN l. TILGHMAN.
DR. BIRDS NEW NOEL, &c,
| MICK of the Woods, or the Jibbnanosay, tale O
IN Kentucky, by the author of alavur, Tho Inadel
| &c. i'll , vols
Geology and Mineralogy, consderd with refsrenes to
natural Theology, by the Rev William auckland
ID. ID. in vols.
Godolphin, Novel second editionin 2vols, in re
| ceived and for sale by Nm. Mexican
AL corner ofCana ad Common sneets.
! COoPER'S NV W,Rk, &c,
ESNGLAND-By an American uthor Of Thy Pi-
| IA lott" Red Rover" "Prale,'' DC. in vols,
JANET HAMILTON, and other Iaas, BY The author o.
1 Slight "reminiscences" in vols.
| Memoirs OF THE LIFE OF Waller ScoTT, Bart. by
J. 6. Loekhart, part fourth.
| ALSO,
An additional supply OF the Isl, I'd, and 3D. vols. O
the aPIcKwIeK CLUB."
Just received and for by
WM MCLEAN, corner ..
sept30 CaAn and Common SIS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07

ICofner Of Camp and Gravief streets ]
EEAVE for sale the following articles-l0O Ia casks
low priced Madeira wine SO bbls 4th proof Amer
lean brandy; rs Ia casks low priced Port wine; 10 long
pipes proof brandy; 20 half pipes French brandy;
So bbls American GIN Is half pipes Holland gin, 40
bbls American cordials. june IL
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07
ya made or Black Siantla and Brectella,
Rose Wood, Ameri ;an Grey,
lAsh White Oak, &c. 4 &c.
AL
MARIA MONK, &c.

specimens to be seen at the shop. Paints. ellis,
glass, eopal vstnish, &c. on hand nd tor sale.
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07

MARIE DE La Nile. ORLEANS.
a. ONFORMEMENTa une resolution du Conseil de
~ la Seconde Municipality, avis dome que jeudi
"a du couiant dams lie roiseine distract, lie la de
nicipate, il Sc prsccde felection dun alderman
chez MIR McCawley, rue de la Levee on re les rue
Hunter ct Rofignac, depnis ieus heures du matill
jus'u cling henres de Papres midi. aont nominees in
specteurs, NJ James Arnor ct j d Baldwin, ct Grief
ger Mr. F Layet. d PRIEUR,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07
JEFFERSON House. Iotr,sr,,
:, July Il, 1889.
o The Editor Of lie Caku Isanatt..

J Jefferson House, Saturday, a2d july 1aa1 = !"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07

PICk WTCK CLUB, VOL. 8, &C. . \
DOSTHUMOUS Papers Of the Pickwick Club:
IL containing faithful record Of the perambuations,
perils adventures and sporting transactions of the cor
responding members. Edited by "Boz;'' part third
THE American Journal Of the Medical Sciences, No.
93-May, 1887. Just received and for sale by
- ~ VIM McKEAN, 5a. "a
june Is corner Camp and Common SITS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-02-07

VIE proprietor Of the American Theatre, Camp
" street. New Orleans, offers this valuable estab-
lishment for lease, from and after the 31s day of May
1858, the present ease then expiring, for term Of,
from one to five years. To prevent useless applica-
TONS the sum of l5N dollars be deposited in the
Gas Light and Banking Company annually, to the
credit OF the proprietor will be required collateral
security for the punctual payment of the rent. Eight
per cent per annum will be allowed on said security
Applications to be made to James H. Caldwell, Pro-
New Orleans. ma
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-22

SIngIt ICNelS S%U-eIaTsb III PTNPDftI"6'
Certca,e Of package CT whoes s2s0-sha'sa in pro.
portion.
Tickets all Lotteries for sale by the package OF single
ticket, by the aK-lucky HUfI,
At the Virginia LOTTERY Office, directly under the sign
ofthe Eagle who has ind is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other yender in the known world.
~ B. Orders in al cases strictly confidential
States. by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or przs
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mil with the same prompt attention personal ap.
plca,ion and the Cornucops zen! gratis cons,I9ng the
SS,,~in9-if addressed 10 p. It. HQYT.
Feb le N1tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-22
1eyLurn, Gray, Davis, CrutclGeld, Ford, Walker Mag


berry, Gleaves-60
yfo:s-Msss:s. Banks, (srcz,e:> Rayy Of Accon'ack,
Pousen, Randoi ph, Holloway, Byrd, TAR Turn1uii'
Vaughan Servant, sangs,er, Deskins, Paisley, Keen,
Wood, Chapman of G. e. NJ Watkins. Spencer, Ed.
munds, Tay or of Halifax, White, Flowers, Smith of l.
of W., Lucas, Wright, Sandwich, Allen, Mcdonald
Burwell, Morgan, Chapman Of NJ. Murdaugh sesar,
Alexander, Fitzgerald, Voolfolk, MCPHERSON; Adams
M'Coy, May, Cabe Gay, Michaus, Failtax, Williams
Storms M Dowcl Cou,es, Thomas, Culbertson, Conn.,
Crawford. Clayton, Bailey Of S, Prince, "hten' mp
ley, Gnodson-70.
This debate will be given hereafter.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
on motion Of Mr.. WArKIss, the Report OF the COM
mtlee on the above subject taken up, when Mr. Nc
lowell addressed the House in favor OF the measure,
III speech which held the House enchanted in rapture
and admiration until hafalter three. Mr.. Med. hav-
ing concluded,
on motmn OF Mr.. YESAgLE, the House adjourned an
I'll 10 morrow at II clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-22
SENATE.


Resolutions offered by MIR. FoxrAtSr on the Currency
and the custody Of The Federal Revenue.
ReSotred, Tha! the revenue of the General Govern
ment ought 10 be placed in special dposite with the
State Banks i such there be conveniently located and
in good credit,j upon condition that the public money
shall not be mingled with the funds business Of the
banks; and upon The further condition. that the balances
due the Government shall be frequently uscertaiued and
placed in special deposite in specie, after such time and
under such regulations as Congress may determine
Cd Resoiscd, That thc revenue of the General Go
verment ought TO be collected either in gold silver,
or the notes OF State Banks equivalent to specie
Sd. Rssois,G, That National Bank is not only not
warranted by the Constitution, ba, unnecessary for the
fiscal operations Of the Government and dangerous 10
Republican institutions.
In offering the above resolutions, Mr. +. remarked
that was his wish that there should be any action
nl This time, bat he offered them be laid the table
in company with the various Other OF resolutions
this subject All of the resolutions this subject were
either entirely obnoxious 10 him, when they appo1i-
mated TO his opiniOn0 they surrounded with some
degree Of Iiysication, requiring that their meaning
should be explained file thought, subject Of the
great Importance attached 10 this bill that II became the
Legislature Of Virginia to speak, il they speak at ALL IN
language that cannot be misunderstood. lie beleve0
these resolutions contained the sentiments OF majority
of the people of tile State ~ least they expressed his
opinions. They contained four propositions IN
plain language:
lsl That hunks, under The discretionary power con-
tanned in the first resolution, given 10 The General CO.
preferable to individuals as keepers of The public money
Cd. That the public money should not be banking
fund.
Sd. That there should be frequent settlements with
The deposte banks, and that tie balances found 10 be
due 10 the Government should after snch time, and IN.
der such regulations Congress may adopt be sgecal~
ly deposited in the State Banks in specie.
ih. That the should not be collected exclu-
siyely in gold or silver.
o. The following is the result Of the vote for Coun-
cillor, in the SENATE on Sa,c,dny last.
For In. r. observation-disclosures, Canpbel!, Patter-
son, Bondnrant, Bouldn, liarve, Carter, Faulkner,
Maxwell hleode, Biaxon, McCarty, Anderson, Pnrri-
oil, Smith II
For Hugh a Garland Messrs. Parker (SpeakerD
Nash, Carr, Hunton, Robertson, Bingsly, Hollennn,
Baptist Smith, McCasan,, Thomas, Dyer, Mofet, Nc
Mullen, Fonlnine-l5
For Jyhn W0olt1M-Mr. Bland.
The second vote varied only from the first in this that
Mr. Bland voted for Mr. Gar!and-making the vote for
Garland 6 for Macsr!and II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-22
CLAHsEaHI'S OFFICE,
InuuLc nf EurLure

Clarke would call the attention Of adventures 10 tho
following Grand Mammoth Scheme, in which there is
Than million of dollars in prizes 1t is not
often that src an opportunity is offered Of enrching
yourselves. Who would not give $50 for chance o.
securing $50 900 besides the many other smaller prlzes
Clarke would also inform his friends in the country, that
their orders will meet with the prompt attention
ns heretofore and 10 those who have yet purchas.
ed tickets Of him. that il they want prizes, their orders
should be addressed 10 CHASTalN CLARKE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-22
COMMUNICATED.
CARD.

Mr. William B. Archer, who has acted as the mutual
friend of Moncnre Robisson sni Geo. w. Goode Esqs,
in relation the notice taken By the former Of remarks
made by the latter in the COURSE recent trial in the
Hastings Court is graied at having ii in his power 10
state that the matter has been arranged terms entirely
honorable and satisfactory 10 bol gentlemen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-22

aio7Iday feo. ID, 1888.
DEAF, DUNE AND ELlSD.
The bill 10 establish Institution 70. the instruction
{" The deaf and dumb and blind, beiag before the House
on lis passage
Mr. McPnERseH rose and moved Tie indefinite post
Poheh.ent OF the bill. lie not opposed 10 the bill
'srt but lie thou the Literary Fund ought not to be
robbed woad be f this Institution established
on, Of its funds. The philanthropy of the, House had
o'en moved by the affecting exhibition which had been
MADE he had tears in the eyes Of many members,
anu Ii had deeply affected HIMSELF bat IL members wish
el to carry This thing let them go home and consult
ner constituents, let them see if they will sustain them
T a'rect tax If they would not doths directly, why
,S n Mey proceed with By indirecton2 If il touched
packets OF their constituents they would fRd then
noel q, H'Topy would fly away at the isaueace OF the
sun s'' vanish like the dew before the morning
hsras es had witnessed with pain The successive rob.
iTnyers;,' NM Oh the Literary Fund, FIRST for the
,ban 60 l vi virginia, then for the Luna,ic Asylum,
-, -, , Inv '"not Colleges und NOW the House was
eo,ns 'e,ai'y 10 Destroy the Fund
,s,;,,,;on s e. explained that tine amount for this
Literary Fund, would not tall. ~ Ns ea nn apo 'e
tn!ng was proposed 10 he done by ;ndirec,;n ,I ton
E'J "ecu Hot aPp'y 10 this case as The Literary
more poor Than the destitute blind d. .' "I!e
whom this money was destined, Tit Ill, . ,: o'
PROVIDED for The very best way OF carryiuc ~,
epe 10 which the Literary Fund was consecs,as pf'
10 these people, thus afflicted being entjre,v MS
-: MID a Suie"t was iounoru on mistake Their
'aocatlon would make them valuable and useful c;,s
Mould enable them to provide good and honorale No.
ng oy 'he own talents and exerons, and would bc \,
om,tquence, great saving to the State, since ,.sy
not be thrown upon the county for cl,artobie
ao.ps Mr. Med. here referred 10 reports and other
,esuns showing the great and economical results,
ing b" nom an Institution Of this description Look
,ha, SIM. :he records Of history, Mr.. Med. Showed
had ba", ~ the greatest men in scientific requirements
come to '"n blind, and by means of education had
Of fame md honor to their coupiry and the founders
braled ssILsa,,L instaneed in point the cele-
"''''e'an santerson, Professor OF Matte.
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PROPOSALS for publishing Second Edition Of the
il MILITARY LAWS THE UNITED STATES, 10y
George Templeman. The first edition was compiled by
Major TrueInan Cross Of the United States Army, and
published under the Of the War Department in
OF the old Congress- relating to the Army from IT'S
I7s9-the Constitution OF the United States, and all the
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The second edition, proposed TO be published VIII
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which have been enacted from 1924 down TO the close OF
the present session The corrections and additions VIII
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Officers Of the Army and Militia, and others, who have
used the first edition Of this work, have testified to It's
great usefulness
In country like ours, where the authority of the law is
paramount. the necessity Of such work is at all times
manifest; but is especially At present when large
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The work will be of royal octave SIZE and will be fur
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TINE TEN MILES SQUARE.--The Picture Of
i Washington, or Washington Guide, OF which new
edition. corrected up this time Is Just issued, contains
various committee rooms &c. &c, map of the whole
District Of Columbia and its three cities the first
published y full account and description Of the Public
&c lists Of public Offices, and names Of public officers
and clerks their duties, salaries, and the method for
ent Offices the political history Of the District Of Coum
ba geography, botany mneraogy, and natural histo
Y the river Potomac Captain John Smith and the tribe
OF Indians formerly nhabiting its borders laws OF Mary
land and Virginia cedng the District the United States
corporation laws Of the city police regulations capture
Of the city by the British mode Of securing patents and
copy rights diplomatic staff Of foreign countries resident
here, and that Of the United States abroad the Patent
Office the Navy Yard Indian Office, &c. &C.; and
great amount Of other information combining every thing
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STORY'S EQUITY, vol, 3.-Commenaries on Equi-
~ w. Pleadngs, and the incidents thereto according
the practice Of the Courts of England and America by
Justice Stoyis us published and this day received and
for sale by f. Taylor
ALSO, Dunlap's Admiralty Practice. Barbour and
Haningtons Equity Digest, Judge Baldwin's views of
the Constitution.
Reports Of Chief Justice Marshals Circuit Court De-
cisions "a
Gordon's Digest, Wendell's Digest
Collyer on Partnership, Bayley on Bills, Gresly's
Equity Evidence, Judge Baldwin's Reports Philips
Patents
Peters Reports, eleventh volume Law of Slavery,
Jackson's Commentaries, Taylor's Law Glossary, and
other Law books, and editions, together with
good collection Of standard Law books generally for
sale in all cases at the lowest Philadelphia prices az the
Wavery Circulating Library, Immediately east of Gads
by's Hotel. april IA
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EGYPT, THE HOLY LAND, &c.-The history and
T. geography OF Syria and Asia Minor, vols. with
maps and engravings; price 25 ..E
Russells Ancient and Modern Egypt, vol
Ali Beys Travels in Morocco, Trpoli, Egypt, Arabia,
Syria, &c. 2 vols. octave. a n,
Carks Tour Of Asia; History Of the Crusades, by g..
p. II. James
Jacksons account OF Morocco Suez, Timbuctoo, etc.
Russells Palestine Frazers Persia.
Landers Expedition 10 the Niger Sparkss Life of Led
yard
Bush's Life of Mahommcd; Milmans History Of the
Jews
salahiel by Croly Owens Voyages to the Coasts of
Africa
Crichton's Ancient and Modern Arabia, 2 vols. -
Noah's Travels TO the Baroary States
Emerson's Letters from the Egean ..s
Denham and Clappertons Travels in Africa, A vols
Bruce's Travels in Ahyssinia Egypt etc.
Discovery and Adventure in Africa, vol.
Latrobe's Visit to Africa .. ~
Twelve Years Military Adventure in the service ofthe
Robertss Embassy TO Muscat etc.
Bishop Hebers Travels in India Staunton's Embassy
10 China Barrows Travels in China Roberson's India;
Russell's Barbary States; Russe's Nubia and Abyss
sinia a. a.'.. =.
The Epcurean, by Thomas Moore ..r
Life and Expeditions Of Alexander the Great
Gleig's History of the Bible. with maps s'
History Of British India, in vols
Rollin Ion the Arts and Sciences of the Ancients
Findens Landscape Illustrations, drawn from Nature,
Of the most remarkable places mentioned in the Bible
Professor Heeren's Historical Researches into the Po
ltics Intercourse, and trade of tho principal Nations Of
Antiquity
The manners and Customs Of the Jewish and other Ma
tons mentioned in the Bible, vol with 100 engravings
The above works. all illustrated with maps and engrav
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Also translated editions Of Xenophon Herodotus, Ca
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CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS, JOURNALS
" LAWS, AND DEBArES.-GEoRGE TEN
PLEMAN has for sale bis Book and Stationary soys
opposite the General Post Office, all the Journals Of Con-
gress from i774 TO 1897 Gales and Seaton's Ameucan
State Papers in q folio vols from the first 70 the 2ih
Congress inclusive, or from 1889 70 1923
The Regular Series Of Documents in royal vo VOL
unlfs published each Session, from the lslh 10 the
Path Congress inclusive, from 1923 10 1887 The Law,
OF Congress, in vols containing the Laws from the frst
70 the 22d Congress inclusive, from 1889 TO 4th Of
March, 1888 the eies is made complete the 4h Of
March 1887 BY the pamphlet Laws Of the 23d 2ih
Congress This is the edition used by Congress and the
Public Offices
siory's Laws Of the United States, in vols from 1889
the four volumes.
The pamphlet or Session Laws OF the United States
from The 5h TO the Oath Conrgess inclusive from 1927
TO 1887 Any separate pamphlets can be furnished
tales and Seaton's Register Of Debates in Congress
All Documents ON Foreign Relations; Finance, Com
merce, and Navigation; Internal Improvement; Mtan
and Naval Affairs Indian Affairs Public Lands and on
Claims OF every description be furnished sepafaey
in sheets.
Also, for sale above, large collection Of files Of
Newspapers published in Washington and some OF HE
principal cities in the United States.
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THE MADlsoNIAN.

THE M.nrsoxrAN is published Tr-woekly during The
sittngs Of Congress, and Semi-wecky during the re-
cess Tri-weekly on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SasOr
days.
Advertisements intended for the TUESDAY paper
shooh be sent in early on Mondsy--those for the
Thursday paper carly on Wednesday, and for the sA'
turday paper early on Friday
Office, e street, near Tenth
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FRENCH LESSONS.

MON. ABADIE, pupil Of the Normal school in Paris,
lfl has the honor inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
in this city and vicinity, that he continues give lessons
in his native language at his rooms, in private
families academies moderate price, which will be
reduced those formed in classes, according TO the
ber ..%. 5E&
Evening school viii be open from till T. and from till
10 O'Clock, p NJ.
Apply DIR. Watkins of4 l-2 street and Penn
syyania Avenue, Fossetts, lately Mrs Leournos
opposite Gadsby's Hotel
Abadie's French Grammar and Course of French Lite
nature for sale in all the book stores in this city.
dec 5--3taw3m a-. ....a.
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ILLINOIS IN 1897.

A Scotch, descriptive Of the situation, boundaries.
n face Of the country, prominent districts, praires
rivers, minerals animals agricultural productions, public
lands plans of internal Improvement manufactures etc.
Of the State Of Illinois Also suggestions TO emgrants
sketches Of the countless cities, and principal towns in
the State together with letter the cultivation Of the
prares by the Hon. II. L. Ellsworth to which
nexed the Letters from Rambler in the West 1t also
fine map Of the State. Just received and for
sale by .. =. F. TAYLOR, .
dec l4-tf Immediately OF Gadsby's