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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-15

The February number of tho Sou,bcrn
tSr'cn''''r!>t Is received, aud we give its
Chapter of Contents:
The Vine,
Agriculture, SC. in Franco, from Mr.. J..
II. Mcy's Letter.
\cndin: Ardent SPIRITS, destructive Of tie
Planting Interest hv q.
Advantages Of Reading the Southern As-
ricnltnri>t; by Pine Woods,
Experiment ON Slips: by Collc,on.
Observations on the Morus Mult;raulis
ana other things, contained in Mr.. News
Letter.
o." raising Negroes: Ivy 4, S. y.
Monthly Calendar of Horticulture, &c.
In: February.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

tases, aid decide thereon: nd wherea ny this d. |
csn the Legislative departmentso of the Government
nav; become moperatiye,- Therefore.
kesAived, Thar comm ttce lie npl,u':e' r'port
for TIE c"'isl'rrali'n and adoption Of Hi. f"S' an
va 20 5 I" the ireemit III til Cninn ta,t =
up" "''ln 10 take immediate eas.res ft,l III
iat,'iI ri = Gosernnla t
he committee ordered L, consist OF M-ss II H.
Br"dif ID Flennik II, If aesi noreIand, Fell, Foge!v,
fray, Wood arm, Higgins and ,ner.
- l." EEkLl REP, RI OF MARKEts.
Wednesday,, p. NJ
70 C'rFEE There is u s'-ady hu, li,ni,sd business
ao.nl Sizes of ahn,t 500 Bazils nj ~ l2 II
TX. 2oo La4uira nj II IA IL IA fit Lt,ue u h, =
sul5tt.nn.
ORION IN e has been much demand fnt
Po .,.Alh! 10 ne high rats. tn' there la no ia i.
lls III in Fricr, All hard any re son o expect a
'e''ine 80 l"ng as tie T. ndvaners ne IN ada At
- SOU h. les of about 6n Orleans a, from | |
": eo' VI bile nj ID IS Q: 3 o Flo. ,,iaS at
IA - On the 9Th N,.vrmb.r. the LAS, tn 0
we nave ir'm Havre, there m, re amin alton n
tn" ark.
D"n cite G .nls--Mars dol, 10 in cut,on 90 ,ds.
| Dy""o" 's-Sone sales ot C,to AT s4p
| tist-No arrivals, and nv litlc done
! 70 't-Ther" hns been nc r,nnsc in seve al
| days; OHIO and Western ranged from 8 81 a 9 25
| Tr"y, Georgetown end Howard stree, at 8 o. u
87o
| Frul'-Wiihnut change.
| Gratn--Snits Of Rive At a: Barley 1T I,2
| Corn old, NJ 80; at IS gents.
H-mp-Aiorc activity in the RArke', and sales a
227
Ilid.s-A 10, of Southern sod n, lie; and 50Ol
drIe,i Chill At raies MT transferred.
tnh,g"-,5 eases NJ nilln sid at ! IOal Is.
| lton-Snmcs sales Of 100 tons at rujes no
| nnnwn
MaasSra--enles of Nariniqn" and C,nadelonp,
NJ 90. A lot a Porto Rico at 30c.-vtry little a
"a ke' mud hu, 'l,,- d"mard.
Naval S1"rrs-No sales have come TO our now
rdne.
Oils A sale Of E,gl sh Linsa.d N So.
Pr"vls,nns-Me' the sg htes, ch"nge in Beef o
P rk; gales of Lar at 10 l5c
SAI.-Sacs of 1900 sacks al rates no, known
demand f'r ronrs- very limited.
Sea- Sizes of $50 casks rough at 10 30: ant
500 clean a. 4l6.
Spirits : Bra ndy not quite active IRISH +" his
kew ut | , Whskry a 33 lea
Snunrs-A sale Of the new crop New Oh a
81: .om" white Brazil at 8 Id; TOO boxes llafan
at : 2aS.
To CORRESPONDENTS. "iorc Anon" and to morrow. -.
or,, ,,.i:.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31
WASHINGTON. 2O, 1888.
UNITED STATES SENATE.

Mr.. Rives' resolutions. offered yesterday, came
before the Senate. He innde OF his very aDesi
nnd best speeches in defence of the Resolutions
offered, taxing the occasion also review at con
siderable lenyth the policy of the Government
touching the SHb-Treasury BiIi-the U. States
Bank IN the case ST tbs sale Of Bonds-and in re
latIon 10 the general hnancia policy OF the adrui-
ulSi ration.
Mr.. RtYss als, Io1h the occsson to express his
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31
sun-rREAsuRy SCHEME r1,. b,D,f,0, i, IN o,,i

sUB-TREAsURY SCHEME. This bantng is up again
before Congress- atho' has been in the House
OF Representatives Unless be possessed of
Der of lives not unlike anima!s) its periodical hauns
must be at end Twill lie by the proceedings
of Gong that Mr. Ripss the talented Senator from Vir-
gina has been dealing blows Sub
Treasury project and also the administration concerning
the recent between the officers and
Mr. Biddles Bank 1t is shown that while Mr.. Van Buren,
and his supporters audns the scheme to the
SKIES they are still holding intercourse with and have had
large transactions with the Bank of the u States past
year The is Fan eternal separation
and Banks" and let have independent Treasury"
mean'ng the Sub-Treasury while the time, when
suits the convenience and wishes of the
is rcsorlne to Banks in the ectionale manner with
out law and according its likes dislkes or its
own good will and pleasure.
What dies M Van Buren, his a locates meant in their
schemes for the separation of Bank and State he
such language the following in his message 1.-THE only
safe principle upon which he Banks) inter
course with the he regulated that which
regulates their intercourse with the private citizen the CON
erring of mutual benefits When government can ar
c0mplish financial operation Nth the ofthe Bank than
without it it should be liberty seek that aid &C., This
part of the only be reconce the suTre-
asnry scheme on the ground that Mr. Van Buren, willing to
have the aid of such avorte Banks he chooses
IN carrying GA his financial operations but claims entire
custody and cono Of the public for the executive and
his Snb-7reasnrers The he adminsra
IN chershig this obnoxious scheme get the control
all the public Treasure aud thereby increase its porer and
ensure the reelection of the present President But whit
will Mr. Calhoun this intercourse between the govern
ment and Banks who is deudng of the South with
ms hach doctrines of an eternal divorce The admins
"''" Is pulling one way aud he another, The former
cmPozng while the latter embraces the whole scheme
The u-Trcasury doctrine in its meter is the most
odou and ars ratca of all other schemes 1t GOES TO de-
stroy that system of enterprise and under which
the people have long and sgnay fnurished
ard prospeed and afootg with the
cal Governments of Continental Europe every Mon
arch keeps the Golfers strong boz whs
the people ground down with taxes to fill it, The gov
eminent receives nothing but hard money; commercial
course Is car led by bills of exchange between the
c'tles and the people at large left srnpe up coins
by their hard earnings the of which np the
freasnrHS OF the government With paving the gov
ernment gold and strer willis the people AFRO to Inv.
Paper or in other words kind of far
the government gentry and another peoples and
crown all take all the custody of the nub
lie funds aud give it to the President and his mu.ns
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

We sec by the Pittsburgh Advocate Cen Harrison in
call made upon him by the Masonic Conyen
ton of Philadelphia, has declined anticipating the selection
that may be made by the Wing National In this
cat Gen. Harrison has acted becomes a true Wing
We wish he would advise his iudscree partisans TO uc as
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

Articles Of association been formed pnrsu'
ant to the provisions of the general banking law o.
New York, under In" name of the United States
Bank a, Buffalo, with cu nl'nl OF 100000 with
liberty to increase to 900 600 ,ha associates ar.
P. A. Barker and WIN. Hnge, Jr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

Mr.. Sargenl's tragedy of Veasco, received
Mt the Park, New York in faering Held,
former of the St Charles lauded as an excellent ac-
who performed the principal part exceedingly we'll
Miss Fisher, also Iziiora is much bepraised both
for her physical properties and her intellectual eudow-
ments. The tragedy is pronounced very good one by
the New York Gazette.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

IL FAyETTE, caai. Lands, vii receive i jes-
49, natcl, having part OF her car o engaged, for
balance of freight or passage, having handsome
modc!ions, apply to GALE, IS Common 81
10000 5Gad + win %. er strained ~ Fp s oil
5000 do refined whale oil
9t0 Burners Tam RS oil
1900 Bous' No Boston Soap
5 So 9s ; '%$;;;s sfs' d,
50 do Sonchong and Pecco do
1000 gunny bugs, Manila curdage &c.
for al Il; by w"lr"p e ,i : CO; :,
FXCHANGE on Boston and Baltil4ore Tor sale by
"a d3l WHlTRIDGE u GO, Is Mag zine ri
VlNES on Education, How shall govern my
w school, addressed TO young teachers ahd also
adapted 10 assist parents in the homogeneous of tam
lies by E Wines, author of years and half in
the Navy.
Hints on Education, by the author; also, Halls
Lectures ss1 to school masters Fer %o s,s ty 40 ,n
AL Is casks winter strained sperm oil, warranted
" pune, unding from ship Mississippi and for sale
by dsl BRIDGE 81 \ M Ss., 5,
MTMBREILAS. 10 cases munilla silk Umbrellas
4 large sizes, received from ship Nerscy, aud for
sale by BRIDGE l. co,
da i3i Magazine st
AL aud CANDLES. II casks bleached winter
hrained Sperm vi, 10 casKs unhteached do do do
81 boxes frstqsality sperm Candles, assorted sizes
feceAed direct from New Bedford. aud nov landing
&ofn aloap Bedford aud for sale by
d3l J CoCKAYNE, o5 Gravier st
SHEETiN6, NEGRO CLOTH, Ne.-For sale by
- the Subscribers:
cases heavy Warwick and Washington Jeans q
superior article for negro clothing
8 bales heavy Lowell iinseys
> baies Cordosa kerseys, article for negro
clothing manufactured strictly of wool
20 bales 7-8 and Al Lowell cu,tons
halls hoas, ri anil a
sheetngs
10 lales heavy Hampshire bro n driIlings
. cases sattinsIs fse and medium qualities
20 cases American prints, various qualities
leases superfne French piints, manifold eolers
30 bales Russia slleetings
A3i ISAAC gRlDGE & co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

Preparations we Understand have made by the Coun
Gil ofthc third Municipality certain of the Hanks of the
City. for the redemption of their notes No doubt they VIII
ultimately he made good and there can be no danger in Ia
Ing them,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

The Council of the Second Municipality y convocaon of
His Honor the Mayor viii assemble for bnsness OIL Wednes
day tho 2nd January at o'clock P. NJ.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

TW cnly.threc members OF the Senate of Massa.
chusetts only are elected, all but three of whon
are wings.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

THEArRcALs. Anne BoIcyn and the Old Eng
lish Gentleman TO he repeated the ST. Charles
this evening. The hitter is first old school
comedy in which FINN plays the principal part !.
and Browne, that excellent comedian and first
rate artist, the pnrt Of modern dandy.
AT the Camp Madame Lecomp,e and Monsieur
Martin in the Tnrantilla &c.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

The duties pad by the auctioneers in the city
of Phadrlphia, for the quarter ending Dec. 90,
a maunt to $23 778 80.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

FIRE. AT bout six o'clock last evening the
alarm of fire was heard. II proved to be in Del"r
street between New Levee and npit"ulna
We understand that the old Rock cry known as
Harris Sugar Refinery, long since Abandoned to
squatting tenants was burnt down, Whether any
tuthcr damage was done could not learn.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

op;niors uponsaIl No pFninifien financial 9aes- /
lions hef'rs ths country. took s'rong ground for
the A Administration, commented earnestly, but
peetfuly upon the Presidents Message an'! the
Report of The Secretary Of the Treasurt-seokt OF
the lettel of Mr. B Idle in contrast it'll til Report
of Mr. WooIpur,-giying preference to the tor n'l
in dsrernnent over The later, heciuse atits il d
or and more positive chalac err. In the one doru
m nj there decidness which rott,
no, he understood.
He spoke warmly of The Snh.Trensnry ILL
declared his belief that the friends If the Adn
MIST atlor, many of them at ieast,-had no, Coz
| dence in the scheme, and only KEEP. it up as
fent to deceive cer.ain porto 8 of the pe"pe.
Mr.. Rlves also expressed his belief in the utility
OF using State Bank Institutions for Gov, rnmrut
purposes.
Mr. Wright replied TO Mr. Rives, with some d :
gree of parry spirit which called forth r, lo,nd r
from M, R,ves. Mr.. Wright answered again, and
NJ Rives reuned
| Mr. Nils spoke at some length in answ.r to Mr.
| Rives, commenting ppnn the zeal o new converts,
and sneaking under great excitement Attcr Nj.
| N. had in'shed,
Mr.. Calhoun took the floor, and spoke in
defence of the Sub Treasury B'!l-Aganst she De-.
pose Banks, & in deca ration OF the opinion III
the Iale detacalions in New York went to show
tue utility Of the Sub Treasury Bill.
Mr.. Rives answered M Calhoun, and Mr. c.
rejoned, when the Senate adj urncd.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

Business in New York is represented as being very
dull, although there indications that the spring
business will commence with great vigor and unusually
curly In bread stutfs the market inactive and the
stock increasing, yet holders remain firm.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

A second trial elect a m etnbrr Of Congress
from the 18th District, Massachusetts, has failed /;
the whole cast was 8478, of which Nuts nrG
Books had 1862, WIN Parmenter 1905, and scat
,ering, 65l Parmenter leads Brooks 1903, bur sill
wants 275. II is SAID that Parmenler cannot be
elected
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

The citizens OF Pur' snloutn, N H., are obliged
TO perform patrol 10 guard against the great num-
Der of nccndiaries IN that city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

No said than done. The pavement of Union
Street which broken up Friday, repaired on Sat
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

The Congressional proceed ngs of the 10Th and 2lst
of little interest. John @. Adams, had brought il.
another bundle of petitions, about Iayt, abolition and
matters and things in general
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

TRoTrNa. A match race to come offo1 Monday
3ist December, over the Louisiana Course for a
thousand dollars, half fnrfet,-nls heats best 3
in 5 under the saddle, carrying 1856 lbs. each, no
distance. B. Kendig; names Bay Horse Pompeii,
F. Chase names, BAY Horse Confidence.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31
ANOTHER,
W We copy the follow ing from the Cincinnati G

zetle OF Friday;
SuB-TREASURY WALK OFFS
There is report that Mr. Henshaw, late collector
king at Boston ha' walked Of leaving Uncle Sam in
little curious than the facts warrant us
pcion spreads extended overshudowng 10 all in the
reception OF public money.
hr. H-nshaw in Cincinnati not many DAYS
ago, OH his way TO Texas birds OF a feather" &c
u Mr.. Heashaw, we understand came down the
river and is NOW in our city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31
INFORMATION WANTED

FNFUK VI "A TUN W AN 7 ED.
nF PATR OK MCCAIN, who left New York
" for this city, about tho middle of October
last, and las not since bre, heard from. ANY in.
formation left at this Office concerning him aill
be thankfully received by his wife, (wlo is now in
this city, Should this ct hi, eye he is earnestly
requested to make known to her his place of resi-
dencc. dcc27
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31
81. gaarles E'Gsegsa.e.

rms .VESiN i, DEC 81.
VIII be performed The beautiful lay OF
ANNE lk.sfA,
H nry viii, .'r. Harrison,
Catdis.a .tn-ey. Ptarsol
Earl Percy. Scott
sir Ihnnue Rolcvu, Gilbert,
Anne Bolsyn, Mi;si Clifton.
Seilna Mrs. + unief.
An Overture BIZ the tlrthcsrn
Grand Pas Soul, nv tIarl.. ltn.enut
hfler which the Il, illinu Drama o
THE OLD ENGLISH GEN lLEMAN.
Mr.. Broada.'ds, Mr. Finn,
lorac., Browne,
George. Debar.
Sophy, Mrs. Pumer,
Nanny, Farrun.
~
rgesst,s. yyngef-a e'<,ess 2tF,.n.sS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

The Sun is altogether correct in giving our
reply to the the editors addressed US on
Friday. Besides retnsing answer directly or in,
directly to this query, we said to their nesscn-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

We have no great accident by food or field to
recount since our last. Our immoral population
having committed murders, have been guilty
of no thetts, and no fights have take place with
our k nowledse.
We editors ut New Orleans are not SO fortunate
Gus pous brothers of the North even unable to
furnish daily string of paragraphs, of errors i,
child stealing, child finding, seductlons, Grim.
cons, &c &c. Our poor benisaEe fellow ctl-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

Pretty near Wig. The gain since last year to the
Wings has been 6i5.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

The Races OF the Louisiana Course yesterday
proved that the knowing ones are not always,'he
winners. We were not on the the turi nor hnu we
our usual excellent chronjcler Of sporting events
there. He was let down. us he would tenn II,
We are however, by the kindness ofn if'eno'
enabled To give the result of The race. which is re-
presented as one of mnch interest; it sas follows:
The Poney, J. 2, !. l. l.
Jowtss, |. |. y. g. 2.
Charles Magic, Q. 3 0. .. 3.
Dandy. ~, d. dis
Time. Is, heat @ 4,-2ni 2, 2,-sl u.s. g.
Alb, d. 9-5 dom, know.
The race to-day will be between the Great
Wagner and the captivating Zelina 4mlle heats
for$ 500, previous to which there is to be match
$500 aside Between Big John and Tarqun, and a
third race, DR. troring match for $500, under saddle
mile heats but three in FIVE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

Benjamin Tappan, the Loco Foco aboltonist has
been elected Senator the United States Congress by
The administration Legislature of Ohtu.
United States Bank Stock on the Goth was sold at 60
DAYS at l2l4.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

The river frozen at Louisville Prentice says
it is cold Ms Lnpland. Business very dull.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

New SAFETY Row LOCK The gentlemen COM
prising the differtn, boat clubs mny see at our
counting room an oar, the invention of II j Finn,
which supplies dessijeratum. TIE advantage
over the common row lock are these: the oar is
not liable to be lost overheard. which is the fire.
quent cause of fatal accrden's; the power is in.
creased and the friction greatly lessened. There
is scarcely any noise in rowing discrrnable, md
the labor to the oarsman is made extremely easy
and quite regular; besides neither the oar nor The
gunwalo are liable to he worn BY the action. Ii is
adapted TO all classes OF boats, from that of man
of-war TO a skiG. l. is ornamental as we'll as use
full and the cost is comparatively ,rhing and u,i.
maely cheaper than The common oar.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

Miehignn.'Ihe Detroit Free Press gives the follow
ing official result of the election for members of Com
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31
FOR BALTIMORE.

Il The l and fast sailing barqne LA
,SNM FAYETTE, Capt. Lsndis viii receive des-
s.A. patch, having part OF her o engaged, for
balance of freight passage, having handsome
uodotons, aPp, TO GALE, 93 Common ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

CASADA.-Ihe Montreal Herald" Of Saturday last
asserts that the ouly way to preserve the colo les to
Treat Britain is to kick up row amongst themselves.
will only let their opponents alone they will fight with
another, halt will be killed uf and the other hal
vii 60 to Botany Bay The above paper has The fol.
lowing:
Whenthe Court Martial established in this CITY,
we pronounced it humbug. Ii has, as yet, done no.
thing. In Upper Canada, there is really Governments
but IN this unfortunate province, there appears little else
t4tnn the shadow of Sir John Colhorne is fast
losing the reputation he enjoyed for fmness moral
courage and decision, and unless he either changes his
advisers adapIs his To the urgency of
III times he will, in short tne be the most unpopu-
lar Governor that ever Lower Canada was cursed
with.
On Monday the several prisoners were tried before
the Court Martial at Kingston
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

Mr.. DARG's SLAVE. A motoa was nude in tho
New York Court . Sessions, on Monday. 18th,
for mol pros for Tom Hughes, Mr.. D,ra's Slave
on the ground that M. Dlrg had failed TO appear
and prosecute, and it no, allowed by the
Court, An attempt also made TO discharge
Rugglcs, the fellow pha Toms accessnrv N
stealing The money, hnt that was unsuccessful.
u
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

Robert Furioas Again-A friend of this individual
that Furong accidentally drowned and not volul-
tariall, at He WINS Knocked overheard by hea-
Wy sea- and when taken ont OF water lite was extrct-
The writer adds:
"lhat there such incuherent expressions re.
specng Ellen Jewett, made of by him has been
stated; ard the last declarations by him the subject
of his testimony the of Robinson, most fairly ex
onerated him from any criminal in that natter
He most sadly mistaken, aud has since been uda
eeved by Robertson himself That trial was the means
OF ruin TO poor Furlnng and tor Ifa sake of his
aniahle and afflicted widow and family, ii is 10 be no.
ped that no more fctcious narratives will appear re-
specting his melancholy faten
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31
lens ~ q stupid hey ,hink 4 nothing 81 get

'ing through with their affairs. ami thus
amusing themselves at of the many of our
balls or theaires-pnor immoral New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31
"Qui capt., lille nett"

s'Qui capt., lille fncit,"
which in plnin Engis, we translated TO that gentle
man, II there is stuff in our remarks, for the
Sun to make car Of let him do 30 and wear it.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

T. MESSoN's school. BODk>.-A supply of
u .mcIsons Scho Bucks, received and for sale by
ALtA TONAR, 40 CamI,-sreet, vz:-The ew Ma
t onal Spelling Book and Plonounopg Tutor, o, an,
improved plan; the Fourth l"ss Reader, for the
youngest classes; the Third do. for the farther adj
yancrd; the Second do. or the middle classes: tho
FIRST do. selection al exercises i'll reading, from
standard American and British authors, for the uss Of
we ing cr classes; the Norh American Arithmetic
hst part containing the elementary lessons, ths second
part, wiling, oral aud written exercises.
iiner-o school books adopted in the pubic
schools OF Philadelphia, Boston, and Plttsbnrg, and
'ia mos Gnlls eneI parts Of New ORR, Pennsylva-
generally.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

To CoE4 RESI- "i'orc Anon" and to rrpfrou
Want of space prevented their publication to-day.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

IHRISrMtS and Ne'o Year's G7fl4 The Lon.
~ don and American Annual, fur 1899
s. English Editons Of varops valuable Works, with
splendid enelavings
The Engli Pots, library Edition, wi other
standard works, in Turkey morocco binding and
gilt edges.
Prayer lioeks, Bihles, SC. different siezs, aud in
yatilus spl ,n.id bindings
A acc assert Nsnt of Juvenile Books, &c. fer sal
al the Book store, 10 Comp street.
~ ALEX. TOWAR.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

Hsessrs. SsTsPfsasg 81 Cos eFs.r:ss.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

Crary, L.F.) 1850
Wells Nv. 1879
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

AL l6 casks winter strained sperm OIL warranted
~ pune, landing from ship Mississippi and for sale
by BRIDGE co.,
raj Al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

AlT-2orO bushels Turks Island, being balance
OF the cargo OF the ba,que Relema, and for sale
ny DO l. A GALE. g3 Common 3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

@ TMBRE.LAS. 10 cases nlunua silk Umbrellas
~ large sizes, received from ship NIerscy, aud for
sale by BRIDGE SEQ,
kM