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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

EnE TRUE AMERICAN.
RDlTED nv JOssN gibson.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
NJ; ~ or EAVS:
TUESDAY.S SEPTEMBER Is, 1898

Agreeably to previous notice, Aldermen Cald'
well is to introduce, this evening, his ordinance
paving. Knowing, as we do, the opinions OF
Mr. Caldwell, upon this subject, we anticipate an
ordinance against The present disaereeable, ruin
Gus and expensive system of round stone pav"t
ment. We are ourseIf, in favour Of hexagona
wooden blocks, and can MAINTAIN that rhai sort
Of pavement s the only one, shat should be coun-
,enanced by nur Council, or our citizens; after
which there can exist no doubt that the cubic
stone pavement 10 the best, and eventually the
cheupett. The only arlumen, hitherto mnde use
IF by the friends OF round street pavement, has
been, that it can be done much sooneri but if it
can be proved tina, a sufficiency of cubic stone
and hexagonal wooden blocks can he procured TO
complete The paving of all the streets Of The mu.
nicipality in FIVE years, and that the cubic stone
can he procured quite or nearly as fas, ns the
round, this "bjectos is done away with.
A contract is now passed with Mr.. Minturn to
pave from 20 to $4,000 square yards of round stone
pavement; this will occupy in the execution some
8 10 10 months, whilst this contract then is being
completed, would it not ne proper for the Council
t" make an effort to ascertain, whether ar no, Gu
bic some can be proc"red7 Let the Council adj
verise for proposals, as Mr. Caldwell proposes : it
none are offered, then the projec, Of paving with a
superior material, at q less real cost, may be
brown aside.
We have expatiated upon this very subj C, fn
years, and only glance a, i, now, because it i,
ahou, again to be brought befure the Council o
the Second Municipality. l, is n sub)et upor
which we could be eloquent; one so identified
vita the p.cuniary aud other interests of tn.
peopIe of New Orleans, that we think it our dur!
| 10 hammer upon il until We fstten il 10 II thei
| minds
| We intend to g" deep into the subject Of the
novinp Of New Orlrans, because we believe it to
be one IN whirh oor fellow ciizens, are more than
any other interested, either dire. tly ar indirectly
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

PoPE-,0o oils rops, first rate article in store
llfor sale by
LAYET & AMELUNG,
septic IL Commerce street.
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LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.

LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.
FHsHiS Ins tuition for the education Of Young gentle
i men. will go mo GRAFTON in the curly part OF
next Ocuber, under the direction of the undersigned;
VIII. has occupied the hal Of mathematics in several
Colleges ofthe NORTH and who is graduate OF one Of
the most celebrated universities OF Europe.
The course of studies TO be pursued in this semna-
~ will be- comproheuded in tn following dsis n, viz:
l. The English department. embracing all tho
branches Of thorough and onpiised English ed
ucaton
2. The classical department, comprchendng the
Latin and Greek languages.
3. The d"partmet of modern languages, in which
will DO taught the French, Spanish and Gernun Ian
guages.
4. The m hema,ica and philoso hical department
eonprehending gebra, Geometry, the two Trigonom.
ctres with their practical application TO surveying,
N yigat on, Astronomy NC. Natural Philosophy and;
Chemistry, illustrated BY appropriate experiments.
The localon If the Institution will be made known
in a subsequent advertisement. -...
CT HADERMANN, A NJ.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE-Tbe UNDER
Il signed Offers for sale a splendid Job Printing Of.
6ce complete in every particular und in first ORDER
Will be sold great bargain by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

TOFFEE- 80 bags prime Havana coffee, Just recei.
" vel and Tor SAFE by -
aueI1 Cont street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

NOTICE.-In consequence of the mouths Of Red
~ River being closed, TIN Gamer VELOCIPEDt.
was not enable to reach Alexandria. Shippers of
freights by said boa, will please call on bond and
ceve the this day, opposite Bienvil'e treet.
sen Is
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

AM ANTED-A Book Blnder-none need apply bu
w workman. WIN ArnEAN,
sep8 corner of Camp " Common SIS
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BUREAU DU VOYER DELLA &c MUNICPALIFE
HIM conormite Pune luton du c0nse de la de
Ia municipalite passee dams la ssanne du l7juiet
dericr, ct au>si lesr dune autre resell tun dudit
conse passee dams la seancedu2 aou 1886, Avis est
dome que samed l5d nPrr sent mos de sHpembre 1888
midi, mon bureau, adjngerai au taba's les travaux
fare DO r reCreu er neto, er 10 canal 'lelpomtne
snivant los hctons exhibees au bureau su,dit-
une caution lie $1,000 |, satisfaction du conse sera
exigee. 8sert OS PILE, Voyer
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

DEGALIAS Segars, 100000 for sale by
IA sep 10 SLATER Il TRlER, 40 Poy dras st.
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NEW ORLEANS & NASHVILLE RAILROAD
FFICE-Sepemle 18th 1888
SCALE proposals will be received until the '5'h
instant; for LAYING twelve miles of snpers,ruc,u-e
along The Lake shore commerce. g near Bayou d or
Alligator Bayou: the work il divided ins three
tons Of four miles each will propt Tor
one or m re sections agreeab to eciicatons which
may be seen at this office. d. HOARD,
septic Chief Engineer and Gen. Superdt.
(NANvASSED HAMS-ltOO superior canvassed
" hams, in store ard for sale by
4
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TREASURER'S oFFICE-SECoND NUM-


TREASURER'S oFFiCE-SECOND MUNI-
CIPALITY.
FHNHE owner owners OF Let of ground situated
, on the Fast SIDE of Maya inc street, between
Bartholomew and Melcere streets, distant from, Mel
icere street 63 feet II 3S inches; in the square form
ed by Magazine, Constance, bartholomew and Nell
cele street, measuring 81 feet S.S inches, front
said Magazine street by 1913 feet 10 SO inches deep he
tween parallel lines-Bounded on the north by sim
lar lot 8 id TO belong TO Zeno Victor, W {, and on
the souh by asother similar lot said To be own
ed hy H Wade. are hereby notified to pay the
sum of eghry-two dollars ltv-six cents; the he
mg the amount of the tax due for paving the side
walk in front of said property within ten DAYS from The
date hereof in default of which the said lot will be
sc. zed and sold 10 satisfy the said tax.
J DOtNE,
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n TME-llOO casks ThonasIon Lime, Tor sale by
Ia HERMOGlNE BROWN & co,
ia
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

ARCADE BATHS.
ESNTRANCE at Bancker Il kefer's in the Ar
Ia cade. u Hot, ,ePid and cold Baths-nlse au
excellent shower hath sep 13-3t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

I EAT LARD-2OO Kegs in Store, for sale by
IL ell q DR.; EY 4 4 NV Levce.
akLIVER TWIST; or the Parish Boys Progress.
~ part second, b, the author OF The Pickwck Pa
pers,' Sketches OF every day Life Nicholas Nicklehy'
illustrated mum !rous designs BY Cruikshaak.
The Life and adventures Of Nicholas Nickeby con-
tanning ilhlu accoant of the fortunes nstortu.es
upraisings, d,wnaliings, and complete eEeer oil the
Nickleby amily. Edited by 'i'oz, with illustrations by
'Phiz,' No >.
Sketches of Young Ladies: in which these interest
ing members of the animal kingdom, elias sed &c
cordng TO their eral instincts, habits, and g.t al
characteristics, by QUIZ, with sketches of Youn gtn
tlemen,by Quiz, ir.'
Lights ami Shadows OF Irish Life by Mrs, S C Hail.
authoresss of the Buccareer Uncle inrace, sc. &C.
in tive vess., just received and tor sale by
WIN. M'KEAN,
augl4 Corner of Camp " Common s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

SOAP-l25 boxes Boston No Soap, Geo Jackson
= Brand. now lunding from ship Loncordia, troa,
Boston, u d Tor sale by JOSEPH CoCKAlNE,
s.n, 4 Qj Common street
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Inn PIECES superior Kentucky Tagging, for sale
lVU by sep is G.-DO L,"te.
IN BBLF. first quality Lins' ed Oh, for sale by
LU 6. DORIS ~,
II New Ieyec.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

TO R.NT.
ArA THAT well known and spacious boarding
fSSsm house situated in Canal direct between Char
lsillW tres and Dorsiere sts. occupied for the las,
four years b. Mrs Shall Possession given on or be.
fore the LIST Of November next. Apply to
T.R. HYDE & BROTHER.
sept Is No. 30 Common, corner Magazine st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

MAYORALtIY OF NEW OkLEA.,u.
YNHEprir Of fresh flour to-day is 81 so per barrel
Il according to the 'arif; the bakers shall give du-
ring the pr, week (frnm Monday 18th nst.) 81
Of bread for bit. Bread of the second quality IS
required to Ugh rs per cent. 46 ia ounces
sep ID c. GENOlS, Ma,or.
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wv ANTED Immediately at The Orleans Lithogra-
w phic Printing Establishment 50 Mugazi street,
a Primer and Writer stone. None need apply but
those who are fully competent sepl5
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY STEAM FERRY CO
VNNllE books of subscription cf the stock of the I'd
Il Municipality Steam Ferry Co. ciured-,he
subscribers will please take Office thar the second in.
stament falls due the l4h inst and will be payable
a. the Fircmens' Insurance Office, No. 81 Mussons
Buildings, Canal street sep 10 dot
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

A NANDLES--25O Boxes perm Candles, for sale b
~ VIII RIDGE & co
nug23 1870 Magazine az.
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lNk! mkt IN IT!
HN hand very large stuck ofevery variety Of black,
~ blue, ere.p and red fluids and Inks al warr"n-
ted to b. Of superior quality, for sale by the groce,
dozen or single bottle, by iAVlD FELT Il co.
s.pl5 New York Stationers Hall, "a Charities st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

SPERM Ca dles-t00 boxes New Eedforl and Nan.
- tucket sperm candles Just received and for sale
by WHlTRlDGE Il co,
sep Is rs Magazine street.
g UMMER Oii-1000 GALLONS trained sperm
y OIL for sale by WHITFIELD EN-
sent Is Is Ma z,e street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

At Brooklyn the LIST inst, Mrs. Elvnah Benson,
Daniel Livingston Benson Of New York Thes
Keen ceased Of Bloomfield New Jersey year of
her Also the 2h Feb Harriet Cutler their daushts
aged montha
On Monday 18th instant Of consumption, VIM d. Red6sd
aged Is years
Fuaer This aternooa four o'clock from No. I.s Mott
On the 10Th inst her residence No SIS street Mrs
III. Moore.
The friends and requested attend the
funeral this afternoon al Eve O'CLOCK
On the 18th s Mrs Jane symet in the Ssh year Of her
age.
On Sunday evening, 18Th ias stephen Storm Jr aged y
years
On the 18th instant Eliza w. Fitch In the 4sua year her
age. 49,. -
yen
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MOS EY MAR X EFT.

s uarcn <O-0s =. Ne
Great LAM and inactivity prevailed today. The demand
and supply in Unchanged Stocks, any thing,
rather Large OF southern bills
comiag into market seeking passage 10 England, and the
probability is hat by the exchange will lio los
sgan Some Of these bills what called spnners bills,
being based purchased OF Manchester
spnnerx Inland exchange, scuhwsr 10 getting worse On
Phladephs which OF the rredesnabe system
The rate has advanced and a. On Boston, which re-
turning to its system OF 1918, "a has fallen to \.
The currency exchanges OF the assnsting
the specie standard Of New york This has arisen from the
wholesome explosions Of the rotten banks In Bssos
which, under the action Of SQUAD Legislature, was compe
10 wind and leave the field to honest Of hna
cers From every indication the New England bsnks viii bs
ready asthose OF New York This win take
place May By general union this movem ent between
New York and New Engand-the fortifyng Of the good
banks and breaking up OF the bsd-they possibly
sustain their position opposition the paper rm and
pesdedsy-m Phlsdelphia and the south and west The
New Knglssd and New rk hanks little to the Covers
nest BY statements appears that the debts due the
by the commercial and banking Interests are a.
follows
Du. government, by southern and southwestern
BE- By II. commercial interest, 4sss,ccs
A,,r,g.,. din, III. government. siI,eossoe
In this amount Of debt due the eoyersmen exists IN he
cpinon Of Mr. Bdde great obstacle to the permanent
sumption Of specie payments The opinion perfectly
rect goes Those banks that such cannot
resume specie payments-nor that portion OF the
Les by aid the banks Twobrds OF the mercantile deht
10 the government in New York and New EHglasd
the probably further south. OH
TIE passage defeat Of the Treasury Bill therefore, a.
imporasee. Although the northern ssnls little or
debt Of oco the merchants actually indebted
depend baphs therefore banks less In
viewed IL the qudstios. resumpon Of specie payments
by the Philadelphia bashs csnjuscon with the scuhers
and Southwestern banks would during the pendency Of tho
Treasury b place them entirely at the mercy ofhc eovsrs-
nent Cor something like soc-the balssce Of
being probably due The government worth 81 New Jersey.
The extraordinary enpsnons Of the Philadelphia and sos
banks in consequences Of cottor pecuntoss ass p
them In the sttItude OF kness and imbecihv
On The whole view u the cousmevcis eemen", "ers ~
pssr he general ccufAss ssA s6srveseenes smsss
varisss interests thressAoui the eesvsyy These se@-
vide isso tive classes novenens, sprngsG no" %
pssie PRINCIPLES NJ eadisx v slSsrsnt rssuns s -
bsaAssss-s1 vpnsss usssvssss spssz-ss, .ss~ssomw
Aoy ~ ssAArarssexs - svsss go sses . sSsy 49,
70 isspesss ss~issi pv,ssa ssA % ssssrse ssSs p~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

Er Lord GosronD 10 expected to return to this city
mex, Monday. General Scott will be here in a few
days The interview we described on Monday took
place al the Ast0r House between his Lordshp and
an aid de camp Of General Scetts. Apropos-Lord
Gosford was one Of tho earliest friends Of Catholic
emancipation. Should not the Catholics Of this city
remember ,hat-and express their feelings On his re-
furn1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

WIG MEETING AT PHmADEIPnIA.-A great Whig
meeting was held at Philadelphia on Monday "Clay,
Ritnsr, and no sub-reasury," the objsct of the
call. About 40o0 persons present in the State
House Yard and the resolutions were earned by ac-
camation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

ISoEsIous MevrMEsT.-The locofocos, at the next
charter election, intend TO withdraw all their dsposa-
BILE forces from the eight wards where they weak,
and throw them into the nine wards which they hope
to carry. Ne esntest will be made on Msyor-but
every effort to carry a majority Of the wsrds and
thus recover the Corporation. Look out wings.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

Tsa Expaourrs ExpsprTres.-An extract Of let
ar from Washington says that the able and talented
Capt. p. n. Gregory, now il the command Of the
Exploring ExpsAiton, 10 actively psspsrias thm favo
rite squadron to sail as early ACCESSIBLE on 'sintend.
ed voyage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

The MARTYRpoM OF CnLEY.-Under this head,
the Democratic Rerec, just received from Washing
ton, contains an article which will repay perusal.
Copies Of the work may be had at the Agency Office,
No. Pine street. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

" The steamer Cleopatra, now sails regularly Il
Hartford. We shall visit that town in few weeks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

II Mr.. Buckingham, for many years editor of the
Boston Courier is dangerously i'll, that he is not
expected to recover. 49,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

II Slam Bang T. Co. and BOBBY Brooks have
united their forces 10 take away the charter OF the
Phenix Bank. Mr.. Deafeld, Mr.. Delafeld, give
pair breeches to each of these parties and they
will come out in your favor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

II Nagle's water proof leather is an invention o.
great importance. A full account Of it will be given
in a few days.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

LITERARY SLAsaINa.-Mr. David Ruggles, an old
friend Of Doctor Reese, the ingenious author of the
"Humbugs" has published pamphlet stuffed with
sundry cutting evidences of good feeling and friend
ship. This touches the abolition humbug.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

r The following invitation has been handed
U.S.
Please accept the nvsos yourself invite your friends
.t,e the house OF Rev. Dasel Smith,
IL Forsvth Tuesday aad Wednesday March 70 and
~, -. -, .--.,.s-.. ~. WsJns.dsv "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 81. Isss.


Meeting at Masonic Hall.
The following noice has been published in several
of the Wall street prints We transfer 10 our CO.
lumas in order to give it additional circulation:-
NJ TIE HAe C,rs1s of Nuc York. and others opposed
10 the SUB TREASURY scheme and in fayc. Of Restoring
10 our once happy metropolsihe UNRIvALLED PROSPE-
RITY OF which been deprived, by DESPOTIC CO.
VERNMENT, are invited 10 meet at MASONIC HALL, on
Weesday Evening" the 2s inst half past o'clock
the report Convention appointed IN nominate WING
CANDIDATE for Mayor OF the city Of New York.
PHILIP HONE, Chairman
s scssI e T, w,e,m0re' Secretaries.
We understand that the meeting viii be large and
many of our best speakers are expected address it,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

Mr.. Townsend was then called, and asked 70 state
What sanderous wsrds he had heard Mr.. Blake say Of
Mr. Freeman. He replisd-"Well, dsna Know
muchp,
Cssnssl- wsIl az nssr - yos can remember.
Witnsss-welI-.a a. near AL con regnemksr-l don't
reesllset-that u shinh that den't undsrstanA-I
mean--the amount Of what heard didn't ameuntsc
no great deal-at least--there wasnt much IN any
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

Maria LOUISA JesHPpfsg.
N ost modest maid stoop 10 reestve
A token 81 my love
eview the past but do not grieve
10 vain 10 mourn my devc
An argel on this world thou art
l. The ese thou art 10 me
oh how bese violent ny bean
u naltered may 1.-THE
I've seen the blood Of beauty Gov
SO pretty DER thy brow
A nd sghas OF talent on thy brow
I long Tor thine embrace
inlet our friesdship be reserved
q uengthes loves golden band
nesre 70 be ny loveisg bride
reject thee shall my aand
N sw happy sbsli bee through life
Ifthou viii ~ my bride
Ne elder glri shall ~ my wife
n pSsge 10 noue beside
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19

purposes of written correspondence, within the COM
paciness of common centre. In the L. s., for in
stance YOU may expect to find at no very distant
day. the Executive messages. and the daily votes oil
each House OF Congress made known at Philadei-
pbia New York. Boston. and Porand-at New Or
leans, Cincinnati, &c, as they can be known
NJ Baltimore. even nj the opposite extremity oil
PENNSYLVANIA avenue The merchant at Boston or
New York will We, be able TO correspond with his
ship master New Orleans the subject OF ireights
urces OF cotton sugar. &C.. in every hour of the day,
and give orders and receive return answer between
the same distant points in and the same hour,
and by night as well by day, amid storms as rea-
div as amid Sunshine To predict this much seems
now like fairy tale and it is indeed. overwhelming
10 contemplate the realities which science aud prac-
teal skill are pouring in upon our age. Ii IS no
longera proverb, but the saying has risen to a So
lemnity Of mathematical truth, that truth rs stron
ger than fction.-Abstract imagination IS no longer
a match lor reality in the race that science has IN
suted on both sides Of the Atlantic.
have been highly gratlhed to Ind that the
French Government is pushing with all ITS might
every species OF research and experiment upon the
Two subjects which destined 10 be Of leading IN
teresi aud absorbing importance to out county,
mean the giowth and manufacture Of the sugar beet
and the treatment of the silk worm. II us 10 DC
hoped that the American Government will no
onger snmber, for sunbering II still rs, IN re-
ference to these interests, but that. without any
stined calculations Of the cost twill forthwith adopt
all necessary for develpong within IN own
limits and making known TO our own citizens, the
in caculably extended resources which are within
the zach of Americans in reference to the gfowlb
and manufacture of the sugar beet aud The reasng OF
skworms. ] have taken all pains TO supply myself
with every Treatise OF value yet published here upon
these subjects, with view Of converting them TO
such use in the diffusion among my friends oil de-
tails they furnish. my limited leisure and oppor-
tunues will permit. But the sprlt aud policy oil tie
French Government these aud like matters oil ma
tonaI interest worthy Of all commeudaon. II IS
in the spirit and this policy would like to see the
Federal Government of the American States initiate
the French and other European Governments. Ex-
pendures thus incurred will like the bread OF char
~ cast upon the waters, return in due season Will
maliod blessings TO the donor"