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Frnntsy- The steamer Telegraph, in the service
Of the United States, reached Sacke,ts hnrbor, on
the 18th, from a cruize among "the thousand
islands," She brongh, two Of Johnson's despera.
does prisoners, and his famous 70 onred boat, so
eel. bracd for its speed.
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From the shorthand notes OF Pllsrave Stumpmn.
ker, Surgeon.
roll OF the members being called, several
were found absent, and many had sent in their re-.
signat'ons; nevertheless, the President declared
it to be full meeting, alleging afterwards, in jus
'itcntlon OF this seeming contradiction, that from
| spirituous reasons he saw double
member then nrose (who, from his Luz ubrous
appearance and sanctimonious drawing, appear
ed 10 he OF the Friar ordor.) and begged leave of
absence for few days, adding, to the smile
OF his courageous friend, that though stranger
to fear, he was perfectly aware in many instances
the boodhounds were severely gored, if not whip.
ped by the stag The votes being taken: Ayes
l2-Nsys | upon which the Secretary rose and
told him that ii was unanimously agreed that he
could go to Il, ifhe liked.
Another member then and proposed to Sc
lect the elite ofiheir society to form committee
for the purpose of connecting an essay tina, would
lend to confront tho most alarming array of facts
their society stood at present convicted Of
Upon which the following resolutions were a
greed to: LIST. Resolved, that the committee be-
composed Of Surgeons, Puff Magnus and Hum
hug, chosen for the pIiab,ty and amiabty of
temper
I'd Resolved, that they be empowered to enter
houses of doubtful fame, and carry dispensatons
in their pockets for minors and loa fers
Sd. Resolved, that fighting is inexpedient and
dangerous fer the society as the Tree might be
Topped OF all its grown branches by come rash op
Grafton.
9TH. Resolved, that the proceeds from the sale of
abe essay be appropriated to the chairman OF COM
miute for his well known honorable conduct IN all
pecuniary transactions, ana his diSntcrcsted beha
vor in this lAmeuted affair.
18th. Resolved, that the talented brother of one
of our members be solicited to net professionally
in dosetailing the sentences of the ommittee.
9th. Resolved, that society's motto in future be
''montcs parturient nascitur redculus mus" Vul.
carly translated 'grsht SWELL 'no co.
Upon .noton from the chair, the adjournment TO
lquorze was Immediately carried with loud marks
of the warmes, APPRECIATION. .-=.
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ROBERT A ROBERTS
Ntice to the Public.

ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD for The conviction
Il of Thief orlhicves.-On Saturday night the N,
instant, my Iron hest torcihlN broken open BY
some villains androbbed OF the following:
About twenty ollars in specie
A small tin bo having my name on and containing
Jehn II Glahams note ut 4 months, from 9th
Januar 1857, for SlOll IS
C Castagnes mte ut months, from 18th
January, 1877 for 500 70
G Castagne's ne at A months, from 18th
January, 1877, for COO 90
Morton and Parrson's I'm liludation) note ut
On days, from 23th May, 1887, for 400 90
JulinS Nairiu's rote NJ 90 da, g, from July
9th, 1897, 70 1850 90
FELTON, and Holders no,C at 60 days, from Feb
LIST, 1898, To l99 %
FELTON, and Huler's note al months, from
February It. 1893, for 10 90
FELTON, and Hl,lcr's note at months. from
February ST, 1859, tur III 10
Ferguson, puEcr y tosnutc AZ 10 days, from
81 Iauuar, 1888, for ~ "
Scraphin Cucliu, due bill, dated, 25h May,
1887, payfb,e ON demand, 6S2 II
'nd sundry documents and papers not recolccted
The Wcsten Marine and Fire Insurance Compuny's
Policy for ire,risk goods.
I)iilO CSriimle of shares Ul stock.
Merchants Insurance Company's shares OF stork.
Commercial Banks certificate for shares OF stock.
Canal and Btnkns Cempuny's certificate 'or shares
of stock.
The public IRE hereby cautioned against trading or
negotiating ioranv of the above nots documents as
payment Of than hereby stopped they having been
stolen from mt by some thief or thieves unknown.
j G. BLANCHARD,
jyl2 }3 Gravier street.
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appointments are frat rate, and her terms Of
Passage more reasona BILE than perhaps any othe'
b ,at Of her class. "speed united with safsty,"
the Proi ie's motto.
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A Card.
LITHOGRdPIIIC ESTABLlSH-
MEAT, SIS MACHINE STREET,

ClLLf,41NS LII IIIbd fIIC ES dbLlSIf-
MEAT, SIS MAGAZINE STREET,
OPPOSITE BANKS ARCADE.
wv GREENE returns his sincere thanks to his
w friends and the public of New Orleans, for the
patronage bestowed him for the last two years, and
begs leave to assure them that all orders committed to
his charge shall be punctuay attended to- he Will as
usual, keep the office open during the summer and
shall be always ready strike off merchants crcil
lars, business and address cards, funeral notices. maps
plans and drawings, OF every description, AT tine
shortest notice, and the most reasonable terms.
Being assisted by artists superior to any other establish
ment in the ctv and from long experience in the
photographic lme he feels confident OF giving entire
satisfaction.
NE Apohecaries and druggists lnbes executed in
as good style as copperplae engraving, and at one
third of the expense. iva
4 LIE 100 casks Philadelphia Ale, .ibbofs brand,
- JUST '~'''''''' J'i d i BEN / A COHEN,
iva go Common street.
EXCHANGt. ON BOSTON-Dratts, in sums to
IL iv4 suit purchasers for s ~ IS & AVERY.
g PERM Oll--lO casks winter strained sperm oil,
ISAAC BRIDGE & Co.
jy24 l3l Magazine street.
DRANDY-4J bols 4lh proof American brandy, for
ID sale by ISAAC BRIDGE & Co,
jy24 l3i Magazine street.
TILOTHlNG-lO cases summer clothing comprising
ISAAC BRIDGE, & Co,
jy24 13l Magazine street.
DOMAN CENiENT-Drect importation from Lon
Ii don, for saIoby READ & BARSToW,
BALE ROPE x TW' SIlTTR ne I F \
Iy2l 40 Poydras street.
"ESTERN BUTTEE-A superior article for
wv sale by SLATER & TRIER,
iy24 40 Poydras street.
It'll SLATER e. TRIER,
~ SLATER & TRIER,
jy2i 40 Poydras street.
HAvANt COFFEE-I56 bag prime, landing from
' ' SLATER & TRlER,
iv2l 10 Pordrn, street.
4 lMN--&OO casks Of Thomuslon Lime aifont, and
IL for sale by CHASE DlXEY,
iva Cnstunhousc street,
&PERM CANrLE.S-5o boxes, landing from slip
ISAAC BRIDGE & Co,
iy24 IA MAGAZINE street.
E[ ERSEYS--3 cases double warp ker4rys landing
M from ship Huntsville, for sale ny
ISAAC BRIDGE & Co,
jy2l ~ Magazine street.
uAl-p5 Dpes of Hay, received per shlp Huntsville
N Il and for sale by J ID BElN "a COHEN,
EbLEASGRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wishing to
a charter Steam Don't for Pleasure Excursions,
be accommodated at the shortest notice. with fine
bout and first rate accommodations Apply to
GEO. WHITMAN,
jy24 Exchange Hotel, St. Charles ST.
STORAGE may be had by applying at No. 2S
~ New Leyee. jyl2
4 10 COFFEE-800 bags Rio coffee Of finest quality
o landing from brig Champion, for sale by
STETSON ~ AVERY.
jy12 % Gravier streets.
NNTANTED.-A BOOK BlNDEK-None need APP
w ply but workman.
w McKEAN,
jvl2 Camp & Common streets.
ORLEANS PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE,
No. 50 Magazine street, opposite Banks Arcade,
NSTABLiSIlED for the execution of maps, plans
Ia and drawings merchants circulars, business and
address cards of every description, funeral circulars
deep mourning paper apohecary and labels;
bank checks, dray receipts, printed and in
acheap and expeditions style. by the proprietor.
WILLIAM GREENE.
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o. The accident said to have occurred TO the
steamer knoxville, by which 500 indians were re-
ported killed, is utterly without foundation. The
entire removal Of the Cherokee indians has been
accomplished.
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| The Lone, not a.lone(-The recent merry adven-
lures of our brave friend Captain Clarke, have
given rise to az much talk and as many stories,
as " the Arabian Nights" A friend has furnished
us with the following sketch of one, which he
says may be considered case in point We give
it as connected with TIE matters of the day with
out thinking that 1t can dim hy single sha de,
the glory of Clark's achievement. There should
be at! the difference in the world between the
Sailors Of Brazil, and those of the "graad ration.
"Scme wears ago, wien Lord C"cfranc, having
the command of the Brazilian fleet, h"ckading
Pernamhuco, an English ship from Liverpool was
taken by his l"rdshlp, in attempt 10 enter the
port. The crew, with the exception If the Captain
mid four men. were taken on bonrd tile 3razllan
shin, md prize crew. consisting uf an officer and
fifteen men WIRE pni on board Shortly after which
the capture Captain, and the remnant OF hrscrew,
rose on ,he Brnziians and succeeded in securing
them. Each man had his hands lied behind hls
back, when the ships boat was lowered, and the
prize permitted TO descend, the olhcrr last;
| the cords that bonnd him cut, and he was
given knife To cut those of the remanderi when
they were sent adrift. The officer begged but in
vain, TO lie allowed to remain. The Captain had
put in s'ocl. OF provisions, &c to enable them
10 reach the land from which they were NOT tar off.
The Captain returned with his ship snfe to Liver
pool, and was highly plimentrd for his active
bravery; and s"me OF the insurance companies
presented him with a subytantial testimonial. The
ship and cargo were at the value OF El0O,DOO.
wy
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" y
DANAWAY on the 2lst mat, an indened apprentice
HI to the carpenters trade named Frank Banket or
Banker, aged II years, speaks Dutch Englisl had
on when he left black hat silk fur white shirt and
roundabout; Whine or blue pantaoons. The above
reward will be paid TO my one delivering him 10 the
subscriber. An persons cautioned ains employ
ing or harhoring MIN ut their risk OFT.
,e28-7tk
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EAT DE LA I.UUlSlANE-Coui de District du
premier district juditaire.
JACOB MATOSSY contre SEES Cr6ancicrs.-N No.
al l6,s6-La cession DIES prophecies du p6titionaire
ayant ete aecepe par Ia Cour pour lie benefce de ses
ci4ancers II est decrete qu'une assemblee desdits
eeaacers aura lieu grcfie de VIM. Y. Lewis, Not.
Pubic Lend le 80 courant, 10 eufcs du ratin ain
dc fehhtrer sur les au,es dndit pettionare en- at
,enant outes poursues udiciuires contrc personne
GU aes Pnopretes sont arreier.
Par ordre de rHon. Charles Maurian, Juge de la
Cour de Parossc, agissam CONNIE jnge de cctie cour
daus rab.ancp de pfion. A. Nj. Buchanan,
Is ju-3t THEO. LEWIS. DIP. Greffer.
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NLlIIEE.

NTEW ORLEANS n NASiiVI LIE Rail. ROAD.
~ A few cargoes of Dry Pitch Pine Wood varied
delivered on the bank Of the New Canal at the Rail
Rond Bridge.
Also, few Carpenters, and men who are acquainted
with Saving can find constant employment and good
wages. Apply ut the office of the Company at the
corner ofCa.lal and Baronue streets.
d. HOARD,
Fyr pI
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A line OF steam packets, TO ply between Havre
ana New York, is about to be built. Three mil
lions OF francs have been already subscribed.
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The steam boat p" Prairie,'' Captain Frsgh,
DEPARTS to-morr"w for ST. Louis. II is barely nc.
esss4ry to say OF boat so well-hnowp, tina. he
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Chief Engineer and Gen. Superinten
PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY UiVnN,


THNHAT, whereas, hay brother, Doctor James Grant,
y late of Cohahuila and Texas, died in the army
ot'Fcxas in the month of March, 1886. Whereas,
der date of August 20, of the same year Daniel uer
addressed letter 10 from Nacogdoches, in Texas,
acguaintng me with his having received my said
BiGthers VIII, dated BGxar Dec 30, 1888. Ting
forth that he; Mr. Toer and myself named
tors. And, whereas, the said roler mentions in the
letter above alluded to- that he had the Will duly regis
tered; Notwithstanding, which have strong proof that
he never had it proatcd and further have found my
most anxious enquiries and excrons, for the last two
years, insu tlicient TO obtain copy.
Now, therefore, be it hereby formally known that the
said roler his authority to make any disposition Of
give title to, yiand other property belonging to
the of my deceased Brother act any thing
appertainng to the same but that am nsutng steps
towards the recovery of said will, and shall ,once
proceed to such measures in my character OF eNecu
tor, now called for.
HUGH GRANT.
NoTE,-The editors of Texas newspapers and New
York Albion are 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, ID Municipality. ofNow Orleans.
ie27-lm
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TUESDAY......... JULY "a. 1888
CENTRAL WING COMMITTEE.

CENTRAL WING COMMITTEE.
A Special Meeting Of the above Committee will
be held at the Committee Room, this evening, at
hall-past o'clock
general and punctual attendance Of the IN I'M
bers is requested, ns business Of Importance will
be submitted 10 their consideration.
AK VAN RENSSELAE ERR
L. R. CAYENNE, oe' 's
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AFFICE NEW ORLEANS 81 NASHVILLE RAIL
" ROAD COMPANY-Drafs on New York at
sight or sixty days date for sale, suit pur-
chasers. JAMES II CALDWELL,
iy6t President.
TEVU LET uuta LIST November next; the elegant
i Dwelling House, No III ST. JOSEPH street.
Apply at No. "a Poydras street. jyi9
Tn(AA BARRELS LIME landing iron, brig Uncle
HUN Sam, for saie by
ivl9 8 e. J T. WHITNEY
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o." The loco fnco editors away east, arc not
over burdened with modesty: the "personal pro-
noun never becomes an ''indefinite article" with
them Faceious Green, of Boston, cites as an in.
stance OF the spread of mel gence, that certain
distant editor ''reads the Pos, attenlvely.' Well
80 lie does the adventures of Baron Munchausen.
and for the same reason too BEING mself sene-
what Civ I" the pot,ical in his prose, he prefers
the imaginary to the eal,-rhe gorgeous imagery
OF ho'nhas, TO The simple seriousness OF plain
facts. His purlaliry to the Pot naturally follows.
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are 10 Inc 10Th.
fl lille laier from Europe The packet "West-
Minister has hrough, to New York London pa
pers to the 9th June The fear Of Birmese
war in India had entirely ceased The expor: Of
Indigo from India to Europe was 90,9l0 factory
nouns. Prussian Students are forbidden to at.
tend Bavarian Universities. Chief Baron Ray, Of
Dublin is dead. and O'Connsll is spoken Of as his
successor. Hostilities seem likely to commence
between Turkey and Egypt. The Ottoman feet
Of 81 sail, including l2 line Of battle ships, was
ready for sea on the 9th May. Its destination is
said to be Alexandria, there TO remonstrate with
Mahomet Ali. The Sultan, i, is said, will pro-
coed Nth it as far Smyrna, and then travel BY
land to the head of his army destined to enter
Syria.
The Bank Of England has ispned a circular an
nouncing the rate of interest leans to be three
and half per cent. The French government
have ella med the hotel Of the late Prince Talley
rand, as the conditions Of the grant had not been
fulfilled. The small! pox lie raging in London +" a
great extent. Sir Francis Head has had public
dinner in London. Another steamer is on
her way across the Atlantic. The "Royal Will
liam WIS announced to start from Liverpool for
New York on the 9TH Of July. The Royal Will
liam is repr, scented as sngularly fast boat. Mar
lin, the lunatic who set fire to the York cathedral
snne years go. died in The Mad House of l. oudon,
on The 3rd OF June. He was brother to job Mar
lin the great artist. The steamer Sir Lionel
Smith, that started from New York the 18Th Of
May, had not arrived oil the 7th Of June. The
Duchess D'Abranies, widow of Marshall Junot,
died on the It'll of June. The plague is said to have
iroke en- on, in the Egyptian army, in Syrin. The
King of Holland has stated to the London Con-
ference that he is ready 10 evacuate Lille and,
Liefskenschock, belonging to Belgium. Mr.. Muh.
lenberg, our minister TO Austria, was pre- tsnted to
Louis Philippe on the 9th Of June. Tns French
block AIDE of Mexico cxces much jealousy in Eng
land. The sales Of cotton at Havre were very
large, amounting toi7,t94 bales from tho LIST o.
June, with an advance of half centum per
pound. Changes IN the British Ministry rpo-
ken of. The Duke of Sussex to he Lord Lieuten-
ant OF Ireland: Lord John Russell to be Premier
| and Lord Melbourne to retire: Lord Mulsrave to
be home secretary, and Spring Rice colonial.
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NOTICE.,

TFNHE subscrihGs have this day associated them
Il selves in bsIness, under the firm of Hnnnay g.
R0berts0n and sdcit continuance of the patronage
experienced bv Rh Haunay while conducting business
in his own natne IS General Agent and Commission
Me, chunt.
ROBERT NJ fANNAY,
ivIo ROBERT A ROBERTSON
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(E7rThe express mail from the North did not
arrive yesterday. Our lates, dates from New York
are TO the 18th.
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~ ITUATION WANTED-A Young man, a creole
y of this place. wishes 10 get employment in Store
or Counting Room. He writes an e|esaut hand and
speaks French and English He has been tor several
years Leres Clerk Ia commercial firm in this riiv
Address box 536 Post Office. W
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G'There are iron Steamboats, now running on
the Savannah river.
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HIGH GIANT,

TENABLE SAl-l 30 Gases: GO boxes each fine ia
n be salt for sale by
READ & BARSTUW
july 10 I, Bank Place.
DEAcH BRANDY. A few bbls old peach brandy
for sale by
READ & BARSTOW,
Jn'y II J, Bank Place
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NJ NOTICE-Tho Packet Ship HUNTSVILLE,
Cornell master, from New York, is now discharging
opposite the Vegetable Market. Consignees will please
attend To the receipt Of ,h!ir goods.
j d BEiN Il A COHEN,
iyM 90 Common street.
T1NO RENT-A large and airy office. well situated,
l. and in the most business part of the city. Terms.
moderate. Apply to w. GREENE, at the Orleans
Lithographic Office 50 Magazine street. jy2l
ITO IET-Thc House situated on the corner of
H. Orange and Religious streets; apply TO
] ID BEIN Il A COHEN,
iva4 80 Common street.
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Bureau assurances dcs Pomp;crs

de NOuvclIe Orleans.
Il ES Actionaire dc Get compugnie sont notifG que
IA lie troisGmc PIGMENT pour ouls actions scront
payubes lie 10 aou proclaim bureau de la compa-
gnie, No "a, Nluisols Mussons, nc Canal
II millct FL TRAt Y, Secretaire.
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VT # the Aye Poor Shak esprre has suffered,
and daily snlcrs, more mulatons than he Oldest
hnspi'af ever witnessed. All profess to know
htnI, yet not one in thousand quotes him cor
reerly, nor is il by any means rare to find
woud-he scribe ingrnously perver,ng his mean.
ing with all the cool dignity OF comment arnr.-
Poor Shakespeare, when he conceived the mock
Importance of Dogbery, and made hin, "misuse
the kings english" accordingly, little thought of
being SO ably corrected as he has been by one
of the wise men Of Gotham. The bard has
made the s,od Guard of Me.sina instruct his
fellow that "tor the watch to babble and talk is
most toerable and not to be endured,n but the
witty editor of the N. Y. Age thinks this an
error in grammar, and thus shows his improved
understanding of the poets meaning. On the 18th
instant he thus dscouraes of the heat, Hrhe
weather is in.,olerable, and as Dogberry would
says not to he borne. The scribe gravely adds
tive quote Dogberry, &c., but we assure him he
has just missed it this tilse.
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DIED,
In this city, the I'D Instant HEskY Ernest infant son
of Frederick Buchanan. Esq. aged 10 months.
An ICE-.50 casks now landing from Charleston. for
IL sale by & BLANCHARD,
jyls 81 GravieT street.
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ONE DOLLAR REV ARD.

yNTHlSKEY, Flour and Pork, in store, for sale by
w ma DORSEY, Al Now Lcyce.
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FHNO LET--A comfortable Dwelling Houses in 81
4 losephs street, uetwcen st Cha,les and c ron
ct street. Apply 10 jyll } OFT.
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A C A II D.

a c a X d.
TENliE undersigned hav- opened house in this city
| Il for tho purpose of transactng
| GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
| OFFICE, No 10 GRAvIER STREET, Up STAIRS.
The house Grand Gulf Miss, will be continued
in the above nine.
Godfrey y l ,s;M lie, q Small New Orleans. La.
H b Hill Il Co, Louisville, Ky.
John M Gilmre, Vicksburg, Miss.
HniT, so S"sps't ce 4 Co Grand Gulf Miss
Sirs Lilard, Natchez, Miss.
| New Orleans, July II, 1888. JyG
EoUND or the evening 9t,'he 4h inst, at the s Fire,
A. corner d st Louis and i.evee streets, Safuer
Watch, whichthe owner can have by applying at No..
10 Gravcr STREET, and paying for this advsr'lSemep'
iyl2 per NJ II NATHAN,
u EAF LAkN-lOJO kegs in store, for sale by
iyla IA New Levce
IL ENrUCfY BAGGlAG.,loo rs for sale by
jyla Bank Alley
q INE-8OC casks of Thomaston lime for sale by
u CHASE s. DIXEN,
Jy IA e Cusromhouse street.
| IgLOCK TN, TIN LATE Y ZlNC-3opigss block
tin, 100 hnAcs lin plate, nnd casks zinc, in
store, for sal, by LOCKE Co,
jyli . Old Levce
b, CDTCFBAGGINT 80 ps heavy Scotch Bagging
" ''0'S' '''' ~ HoLMEs & MILLS,
jyla Bank Alley,
E.NXCHANGE, ON NEW YORK for sale by
~ LAWRENCE & LEGENDRE,
iyla 90 & 30 New Lcyce
TsSEAS NUTMEGS, Nc.-250 six and thirteen
4 pound caddes of gunpowdcr and imperial teas
% of canister imperial and gunpowder, 20 half
chests Of pouclons lea; one cask Of fresh nutmegs
and general assortment of groceries, for sale low by
LAWRENCE Il LEGENDRE,
jvl9 % & 30 New
~ An.S-?5O Kegs assorted Philaie pia Nails, in
' ''''e aD" ''' YoRkE & BROTHERS,
jy2 65 Camp street,
TOTTON BAGGING-In Store and for sale by
" YORkE g. BROTHERS,
jyl2 Is Camp street.
VOSHEN BUTTER-6O tubs superior Goshen
VI butter put up expressly for family use, for sale
~ ~ LAWRENCE Il LEGENDRE,
jyI7 23 and 90 New Levee.
DACON-il5 hhts sides, 81 hhds shoulders, Gin
Id cnnat bacon, in prime order, in store, for sale
by LAiET N AMELUNG,
jyl7 II Commerce street.
IIAMS-70 hhds, % tierces, and 5 bills convasscd
Ill hams, 30 hIds and 50 hbls Jagged DO put up
for rgy use. superior article in store for sale by
LATET Il AMELUNG,
iyI7 II Commerce street
HHRESH WESTERN BUTTERFLY kegs received
IL from steamboat Tarquin, for sale by
SLATER & TRIER,
iy17 40 Poydras street.
NREEN HAVANA COFFEE-15O bags in store,
w and Tor sale by SLATER " TRlER,
iyl7 40 Poydras street.
FlNO LET-One private Dwelling House, situated on
L ST. Joseph street, between 81. Charles aud
Carundelet suitable for a small family, possession
given on the LIST August. Apply 10 OFT.
TEVEXAS MONEY-One Thousand Dollars, for sale
u at So Bisnvile street. w r CARNES.
jyl7-3t
DLANK BOOKS-Just received by recent arrivals
ID from New York, an additional supply of Blank
Books ofevery variety OF Ruling and Binding, those
IN want of Blank Rocks and Paper, requested to
call and examine our extensive stock wholesale or
retail bv DAVID FELT Il co.
New York Sta toner's Hall,
iyl7 n Chartres street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-24

bDACIN-l00 hhis SIDES, 10 hhdS shoulders, in sterc,
I'D for sale bv LAYET a. ANELUNG,
iv7 II Commerce street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-24

E1'lNE GUNS--A few fine duNble barrel guns in
H. store, for sale by 5 LOCKE " 90.
iva y Old i.cvee.