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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09
lCoMMUNICATED.i

U- The undersigned, late one Of the Lessees
of the Carro,on Rail Road, deems it his duty to
repel an untounded accusation, published in the
Bulletin, OF Saturday last, against an honest and
industrious man.
"Speaking of the behaviour of this ticket COL
lector it would be to the interest of the Carrollon
Rail Road Company to look TO it; for of late his
department has become 50 shockngly brutal and
bull wing, that many respected persons, who don't
like to be insulted, or to fight with brute, are
deferred from enjoying ride 10 Carrol,on and its
delightful garden at this Of the year, GER
,ainly Of the most agreeable recreations thnt
| person could wish to enjoy; tor besides tho pure
air, the garden in itself is little paradise.''
The person thus assaled is man upwards OF
50 years. of age, with a family dependent upon
him for support, and is now absent from the city
on account Of his health. He was in the employ.
ment OF the Rail Road Company while the under
signed was one OF the Lessees, and the undersigned
can bear testimony to the uniform good conduct
| of Spencer, that he has heen ever Jealous and
honest. DESTROYS of protecting Spencer from the
consequences OF a calumnious charge, md pre-
venting the injury the company might suffer from
it; the undersigned called a, the Office of the
Bulletin to enquire for the author, and there was
informed that Mr. Mr.. Salzman had brought the
original, representing il to he The production of
man named "Nurphv" The Undersigned s"ngh
| Tor and found Mr.. Salzman in company witt
SOLOMON COIN of Carrolllon, and Louis Schmidt
Mr.. Sarzman answered the enquiries OF the under
sgued, and stated that tine document had beer
given 10 him for publication by Murphy, man il
the employment "t COIN, that Murphy had giv"r
him the money 10 pTy for the publication M.ssrs
Conn ami Schmdt both oine in the accusation
against Spencer, and threatened in their owr
names 10 pnbllsa Spencer.
Tie undersigned doubling that Murphy hnt
written lie communication, and brIi,v ng Il 10 b,
tne lroduc lon OF one of the 1--we nameCf ners ms
| determined To ascrrtrln the tact, ana prepared u
repair t" Cartnll'on tor tina. purpose. He wa
followed by Mr.. Saltzman, who declared that tn
mmunicatlon was given 10 him bv Murphy, hn
thai he did not believe that Murphy had written il
that he had merely LEM his name 10 CRAFTY C"hn
who had had dispute with Spencer. The under
signed saw Murphy at Carr"llt"n, in the pr senc
Of another person, Mr.. Cuhu stanuing close BY
Murphy SAID that he Knew nothing OF the piece
and that he had never before heard of it once tina
the u his name was Unauthorized.
The undersigned has made this statemen
through sense of justice towards Spencer and til
Company, and leaves the public 10 draw lis
conclusions.
| THO B. HARPER
Qtl Iul,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

OF When these manv Trofesang Whig,, who
from Indifference or tnidity, did not deposit
their votes in the ballot box, found that only ten
more would have given our cause a vast inn etus
hy showing we could ounumber our opponents:
and when they remember the repeated warnings
we gave them of how mponsn, on the result,
nigh, be even single vote, they ought to have
felt ASH ed Of their cup abs supineness, and deem
themselves pointed at, and ridiculsd, every time
Rieur's msjor,iy of eigkt lie mentioned.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

Monsieur Sldell, the amabe and popular
would-be-congressman and minister to Italy, has
received his quietus; the plain homespun man Of
the people, Edward D. White, having beat him
by the small majority of 1913!
forgot 10 give Mr.. Miles the 1900 votes ,hey pro
missed him; but the people of the whole district
in conjunction gave him the glorious minority of
AKA
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

The Je,cess is Coming. A fast and elegant boa
with this popular name, and propelled by power
full low pressure engine, is just about starting from
New York, to be placed on the mail line between
this city and Mobile. She belongs to Mr.. George
Whitman, whose e1ertions in carrying tho mail
through regularly even in defiance Of the obnox-
ious regulations of the post office department, are
worthy Of all praise. These objectionable arrange
ments, instituted by the distant post master, with
out enquiring into their bearings here in the south,
would have destroyed any less persevering man
than Mr. Whitman W no has still carried it through
though in the effort he has destroyed and damaged
more property in Loals than might have
suffered from three such contracts, with fair prov
| sions from the department..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

The election being now over, The city is last
relapsinR into its customary state Of summer dull
ness. The business season having entirely closed,
all commercial news lie at q stand, and SO large !
portion Of our citizens leaving or have lett the
city, that fully one half the copies Of every daily
Journal are left "to was,e their sweetness in the
desert air" Of empty stores or tenantless dwell
lings. In few days Congress will adjourn, and
its members disperse the country: and as no
political change can take place in the hot summer
months, since no more elections will be held until
the fall, few subjects Of public interest can arise
TO render a daily publication Of our paper any
| thing blu, mere matter OF form' Our friends are
fully aware that we have fought the good fight to
the very letter of our profession, boldly and faith
fully, and noy that victory is assured, and thete
remains nothing to contend for, we ask their in-
diligence while vi res, from our labors for short
time, and only publish our paper tri-weekly, until
the commencement Of the fall. AS our friends
have now no contest to interest them, for victory
10 already theirs-as they have now no business
doing, nor commercial newe to hear: as they have
no interest in Congress, nor struggling friends il
other states to feel for, we trust they will mo-
think harshly Of cur claim for little rest, espe.
cially az we have heavy arrangements to make il
procuring from the north large increase Of type
presses, paper, and other materials to enable US L
make an increased exertion to forward the com
mercal and political interests of our citizens i
the ensuing fall. With these views We trus, on
readers, and friends, will be satisfied for a shor
time with receiving the "Trne American" ever
. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

Or The steamer MERCHANT has got her boilers
in her once more, aud Mr.. G. Byrse VIII" has
already succeeded so greatly in getting her once
more ahoat, has confident expectation OF taking
her round to his dry dock 90 the river by next
Saturday. Such perseverance merits success, and
may success attend it.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

months under the management of the Bank Than
il would have been idle Tor weeks had its manage.
ment been contded to individual enterprise We
hope the Carrollton Bank will bestr themselves,
and lie, the house be opened forthwith.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09
PORT UF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAR ANCES.

CLEARANCES.
Ship Creole, Tracy, Liverpool JLalands
Ship Palestine, Littleield, Liverpool, LHGale
Brig Selbee. Harlow, Boston.
schr Mary Jane. Alarce Pensacola.
Schr Gen De Kalb, Mclean, Galveston, WIN Bryan
Schr Emelne Smith. Havana, Marston
Sloop Harvest, Peterson Pensacola.
ARRIVALS.
Towbeat Post Boy, Herrman from the NE Pass; having
tewed down briggs anges and Nautilus scrs Texas Three
Dorie and soop Harriot left NE Pass on tho 5h at Nj
reports having towed the NE Bar ship Ezabeth
brig and sshr the Sng nothing now IN the yef
Actress and Rochester brig Casenoe schrs Virgil and VIM
Wallace; towed up ship Cumberland reports owboa Lion
Towhoat Lion from the Passes towed TO ship Archer,
briggs Margaret and Laura schrs Alexander and Marloo
owea up parque sanc f. ors .saac Ls"o n
and Avora left the Bar the Gh reports towboat Pilot
coming up with vessels.
Towboat Pilot Clark from the Passes having taken her
to lowed up brigs lvanhoe. Salvatore, Allie and
John Ayne. and schr Depracio; reports ship Elizabeth
brig and schr at the Passes.
Ship Cumberland, Hasty 60 days from Liverpool the
master.
Ship oglethrope. Thorp, "a days from Havre, to l.
Gale.
Barque Isaac Ellis Spring. % days from New York; tho
master.
brig Isaac Franklin. Smith, 30 days from Now York. 10
w Zacharie.
Brig Salvador Hernandez days from Havana, Prat,
& Son.
Brs Alice, Jordan 81 days from Bath, to the
Brig Ivauhoe, oucrbrdge, 25 day. from Boston. Bed
ford.
Brig AIvera springer, days from Havana.
Brig Ellsworth, Homer "a days from Now York, to g.
p Whitney.
schr Depraco, Fount. from Havana to l. Labordo.
Schr John Ayne, Smith, from Boston, to the master.
Schr Dore Jones' 81 days from Baltimore Geo Bedford
Steamer velocipede, Claiborne, from shreveport.
Steamer Alert Long from Lake Pontclartain In ballast
Steamer Huntsville, Jordon. from Bayou Sara.
Steamer Clinton, Rhodes, from Ouacha.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Payne from Tuseumbia.
Steamer Diana, Carter from Louisville.
Steamer Ceres, Bell from Opelousas.
Steamer Moravian, wathall. form Portsmouth.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

Ancient and modern When Constantine as
sumed the imperial purple, he found many chris
.ians in office, and forthwith issued decree or
dering all such to change their religion or vacate
their posts. The greater portion of "the denounc-
cd" retired at once, buta few cringing sycophants
obeyed the impeIious mandate, and pocketed at
once their conscience and their stpends. With
shrewdness worthy Of imitation, the emperor re-
placed all the conscientious seceders, but drove
the others in disgrace AWAY, persuaded that he
who was not true to his creed would be treacher-
GUS TO his ruler We hope it is for some such ma g.
unanimous purpose that Mr.. Brcedloye notified that
all his officers who did not hold with his political
belief should turn out ;'-then may we expect
to see his present victims for opinions sake re-
stored to their enpoymen,s, and the disgrace OF
such on act Of tyrannous persecution wiped away
from tho American name. When such acts are
done by monarchs they are denounced as tyran-
nous by every free press in the country; then shall
they not doubly execrate the deed and the doer
when psTpetrated by an American Office holder
| upon free born American citizens?
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

Bab.-The Bath Avenue has been entITe,y
opened from the Lake to Carrollton, and active
m easurcs are now in progress to continue the raj!
down to the river We hope tho project will be
carried out vigorously, as it will tend to improve
the health of our citizens by varying and increas.
ing their means of obtaining fresh air and exer-
rix
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

SENALE.
New Oreans-Albert Hoa.
lbervlle-S. Hiriar.
Fslicinna-Jnseph E. Johnson.
East Baton Rougs-Dr. Thos. Scott.
Point Coupee--Z. Pepch&.
N''ehi'0ehe'-L' G. DeRu''y.
Ouachita-Downs.
Attaknpas-Bnsl Grow.
Lafourche-H. NJ. Thibodeaux.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

Will be exhibited at tho Museum, pair Of col,
tonnde panialoons and a planters hat lately used
on an electioneering time.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

Ur We wish George Barnewel was alive once
more. As he was somewhat practised in killing
uncles, we should like to try his hand at destroying
ants; he could have plenty of practice here. They
loafcrs and as Troublesome MS duns.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

Storn,.-One Of the severesl storms while it
lasted that we remember blew up Friday about
half pas. I, p. m. Its violence was great, but its
duration was fortunately rs brief. The wind
blow from the north and northwest, aud threat
sned for time to PROSTATE trees and houses as it
swept across from the Lake.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

ferIn our columns will be seen statement
from Thomas B. Harper, late lessee of the Carroll
ton Rail Road, defending Mr.. Spencer, now absent
from i'll health, from a charge Of "brulal bella
viour," as published in the Bulletin. IF the writer
of this scnrrilous attack against a civil, obliging
man, thinks by such means to fulfil the oft repeat-
&c threa, to ren,oue every american from, The road.
he Whites the high minded feeling Of our citizens
We travelled to Carrolton on the night in CUES
lion, and have done frequently, yet never saw
any but the c,vilest and must obglng behaviour
from Mr.. Spencer, the ticket collector.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

Rice Garland for Congress- reelected without opposition
n B. There are few slight differeces in these returns
making alteration of SO in favor of Mr. Prieur. The oicia
returns will be published as sobn received,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09
NOTICE TO FIREMEN.

NOTICE TO FIREMEN.
MISSISSIPPI FIRE CO, No 2, beg leave to re.
NE turn their sincere thanks to MIR BROlZE.
proprietor of the Coffee House, corner of Charres and
charging Ma 6i,y cents for only six pilot crackers,
and olv IL - Gems per glass for ice water when hi
had 90 good an opportunity of pro6ting by the mis-
fortunes of his neighbors. BY order,
jy6 w A CaaNrI.lN. sec =.
r OUTSIANA HOSE CO-New Orleans, 9th July
I838MThis company tender their thanks To
Messrs Carriere, Daran Il Co, and Ganth g. Brother
for refreshments furnished the company at the fire cor
ner of s, Louis and Levee streets, this morning.
By order.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

The Reoerend Joel Parker arrived safely in New
York, on the Goth June, together with host oil
younger Parkers. This will doubtless be very
agreeable news to his deserted flock, and some
what interesting to our citizens at large, as i,
sna bles them to tell when their enrs are tingling
that in all probability the reverend hy-away is
| abusing the people, among whom he has his living
as guilty of every immornlity, vice, and crime tc
be found in the fertile Imagination Of narrow
minded bigot.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09
SLAVERY.
SLAVERY
FURNITURE WARE r 90 NJ s,

No. So, BenvlIIe street.
XN7nLIAM K. CARNES, formerly of the firm OF
friends and the public that he is constantly receiving
from New Yors and Boston good assortment Of Fur
niture such as mahogany chrs sotas, ed teads, ma
ple and painted chairs, maple and cherry bsdsteads,
mahogany and cherry tables of all descriptions, bu-
reas. toilets sccretarys writing desks, warroes Of
mahogany and cherry, wash s'ands looking glasses
feathers, bedding, &c. &c.
NIB. Furniture packed for transportation with great
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

NEW ORLEANS 4 NASHVILl E RAIL ROAD
observation-disclosures New York, at 60 days
sight for sale at the Office of Canal Baronne
Streets. JAMES II CALDWELL,
President
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

ORLEANS LITHOGRAPHIC OFFICE,
No. SO Magazine street, opposite Banks Arcade,
ENSTABLISHED for the execution of maps, PLAN,
IL and drawings, merchants circulars, business and
deep mourning paper apolhecary and
bank checks druy receipts &C. printed and execute in
cheap and expeditions style, by the proprietor
WILLIAM GREENE.
NIB. Bank Notes neatly executed. m24
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09
NOTICE..

train cars Of the Nashville Rail Road
tsssll Co. will leave the soot Of Canal street, for
-sSsseSas- i.utl at o'clock A NJ, and NJ, of each
day, and return from Bath at IL O'clock
Al G
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

n rNsEED oIL-soO gallons bca, English linseed
1A onow landing from brig William, from Boston;
l2CO gallons foreign and northern manufactured iinseed
OIL in caeks and burres in sore, and for sale low by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

Efeets Of The Storm.-Besides the striking Of the
ship Senator by lightning, in the river, grea.
damage was done to some of the steamboats, on
the lake, The William Wallace, fine new boat,
had her larboard guard carried away, and hsr
stnrboard wheel and wheel house entirely destroy
ed. Her chimneys were blown overheard, and
! much other damage done by straining. The South
Alabama was in ured, but enabled to repair and
start with the mail, at one o'clock on Saturday
The guards and arboard wheel house of the
Caroline were hurt bv tine Isabella running foul OF
her, but to no great extent.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

NOTICE-Danel f. Cotton is fully authorized To
IN attend to all of my business during my absence
from this city, as we'll to discharge any duties that
NAV deyol,e on me as Texian Consul.
'"' ;v6 NATH'L. TOWNSEND.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

PoydrdS .Markst.-So all absorbing has been the
interest of the election for this past week or Two,
that other 10 cal matters have scarcely been thought
of, and hence it is that the opening of the .lew
Poydras market, between Baronne and Crcas
streets, has been noticed in the press, does
it seem known even to those who dwell thin
five minutes walk Of il. The few butchers stalls
that have been established present. display OF
/ mea, that might tempt an epicure: the vegetables
| and fruits have fresh, clean and neat appearance
very unusual in the old markets; and when it is
remembered how very long walk it requires &c
reach either the upper or lower ons, and ,he vas.
fatigue consequent upon i, IN this overpowerne
| WEATHER, shall be surprised indeed it the Poy-
dfas market does not prove an immense cOnve-
nience to the c,lzans, md very profitable p!acs
to the vendors of every article of food. V jlnpe
our citizens in the vicinity will give ii encourage.
ment.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

NTiSSISSIPPI FIRE COMO 2, tender thei
lyl thanks to bIessrs Carrere, Daran u 20, Tor III
i;hera, manner in which they furnished them with re
lreshnens during the fire IN rhe morning of The 5t
inst By order, -, ,u,,,,,N s..,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09
PoRTRAiT PAINTING.

PORTRAIT PAINTING.
MIR. PARKER respectfully informs the public that
lvA he will remain a short time in New Orleans for
the purpose of painting portraits.
Rooms corner of Canal and st Charles, in the house
occupcdby Parmly Il Lyon, Dentists, where specimens
of his painting be seen. Entrance in St Charles
street mas I'm
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

r OUTSTANA HOSE CO.-This company beg
u leave to return their thanks to Mr. BROlZE,
proprietor Of the Coffee House, ) corner Of Charities
and ST Louis streets, for charging the company one
dollar far three loaves of stale bread furnished the
'o'nf ;~6 HG HEATH, Sec'y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

TOSHEN BUTTER-26 kegs superior article
VI landing from steamer Albany,for sale by
STETSON & AVERY,
;v7 SO Gravicr street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
TNHAT, whereas, tAy brother, Doctor James Grant,
D. late of Cohahuila and Texas, died in the army
ofTexas, in the month Of March, 1886. Whereas, Uni
der date OF August 20, of the year, Daniel Teller
addressed letter me from Nacogdoches, in Texas.
acquanting me with his having received my said
Brothers. Will dated at Bsxar, Dec. 3d. 1885, setting
forth that he Mr. Poer and myself were named
tors And whereas, the said Toler mentions in the
letter above alluded TO- that he had the Will duly regis
he never had it PRO ated and further have found my
most anxious enquiries and exerons, for the last two
years, insufficient to obtain copy.
Now therefore, be it hereby formally known that the
said roler has no authority to make any disposition of
give title to- any land or other property belonging to
the estate of my deceased Brother Or any thing
apperaining to the same: but that nsttung steps
towards the recovery of said will and shall at ionce
proceed to such measures my character OF execu
tor, now called for.
HUGH GRANT.
NorE.-The editors of Texas newspapers and New
York Albion respectfully requested to copy this
advertisement three times and send their accounts to
the office Of the True American, to ut the Sur
vsyor's Office, Cd Municipality. New Orleans.
ie27-lm
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

DACON-l0O hhds sides, 70 hhds shoulders. in store
ID for sale by LAYET T. AMELUNG'
ix7 IN Commerce street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

DAGGTNG T. ROPE-l0W ps heavy Kentucky
- bagging, 900 coils rope. small size in store, and
for sale by LAYET Il AMELUNtb
tree
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

TWENTY-FIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,1yO work Mt the Lake end OF the New Canal,
Il to the Harbor Master, al the New Basin.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

dale ROPE-l5n coils bale rope, Of superior
ISAAC BRIDGE Co,
~ IA Mapazine street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

= OAP-35O boxes No soap brand OF James Gould,
= landing from brig William, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGES Co,
;v- 1874 Magazine street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

WhOlssafe DIUggISt.,
wi cor Common g. rchoupitoulas streets.
TIJS'T received at the Louisiana Furniture Ware
u Rooms, So Bienve street, 200 Maple aud Cherry
Bedsteads; First rate article. Also, good assert
ment of Maple Walnut, and Painted Chars' winch
will be sold for the lowest cash prices.
w R CARNES,
iy7 81 Binnve street.
OUININE, EPSON SALTS, AND GALLON r..
2 Z TII uces French Quinine, 10 bbls EPSON Salts
...->F. nj Ashes, cases Calome, lpec c.. Jaiop
Hr4l- &C., landing from brig William trou
JARVIS g. ANDREWS,
Wholesale Druggists,
jy7 coz Common X Tchoupitoulas street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09
EXCEPT SUNDAYS

when the cars will start from town end at o'clock
NJ and ~ und4 NJ, and return from BATH AT ! oclk
A Al, md , md + N.
,.Iu JAMES II CALDWELL, President.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

NAj HISkEi- 100 bbls in store for sale BY
w ap20 Il DORSEY, Al New Levos
NNTEAN $4,000 good short city paper, by
w SLATER X 'TRlER,
mis- 30 Poydras 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

CAPTAIN CHAMBERS NEW NOVEL.
wv ALS1NGlIAM, The Gamester. BY Capt FIRE.
w deric Chamier, X. N. author Of Life OF Sailor
Ben Brace, &c. in . vols.
Diary of the Times of George the Fourth nterspersed
with original letters from the late Queen Caroline, and
Ethel Churchill, or the Two Brides. By Miss Lan-
don author of the Impovsatrice, Francesca Carraa,
Traits and Trials of Early Life, &c. Second edition. in
9 vols.
Also, lamartine' Pilgrimage 10 the Holy Land new
edition, in l vol
Ellis Medical Formulary, 5h edition, with additions.
Gibson's Surgery, new edition, enlarged and i'm.
proved. just received and far sale by
VIM MtKEAN,
ap2O cor Camp and Common SITS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

NOTICE-The co.pnrtnership heretofore existing
IN under the firm o. H. T: 4 j. L. LEVY, a. Grand
Gulf, Miss; and H. P. LEVY Il CO., New Orleans
is this day dissolved by mutual consent: H P.levy
the name Of the firm will be used only in liquidation.
II LEVY,
iy6 l. LEVY,
The Grand Gulf Advertiser will usert the above
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

t1U o. TT AKFEK.
New Orleans, 9th July, 1893.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

TO MERCHANTS.
NN ERCiANrS can have beautiful circular struck
lvA off two hours notice. by calling at the Oreans
Office, % Magazine street, opposite Banks,
A uQ4