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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-11

Attcndu que Ia premiere portion du marchc Poy.
dras s'clendant depuis les rues Baronne ct Philip
pa, est main enant achevGe ct qu'i est mPoEisns
rctrent aussi,ot que possible, bGnGfiee de Ia cs5m-
modi,G quill est calcule dc voir produire.
II est ESQ u que edit msrche ouvert au pu.
bic lie 4e. Jour dc juliet prochun, sous la survclI-
lance pcrsonnele du commissare du Ter district.
RGsou que les deux cot6s de ralleo du centre du
march6, exception de pieds pour lie passage,
est ct demcure allouG aux bouchers One les l6
tables touchaut rOucst GU la rue Philippa jusqu'a
rcntrGe de Ia Go ds Sud est reserve pour lie pols
son Que les seize tab es touchant 'en,ree Quest
dc "a lee du Nord son, appropriGcs on giher, a a
volatile ct aux ocufs. Que respacs occupG par les
sczo tablet q chncuno dos entrees est on rue Ba-
rome, DIES aees Nord ct Sud soft pour les groce-
ries OF lie dcs alIees Nord ct Sud pour les IL.
gumes settlement.
Rcsnlu ourr, que lie fermier acunl du mar
che Ste Mari, soft ct dQIneure charge du marchG
Poydras, pendant le terme de son present bail du
marclG Ste. Marie, teut les d'oits ct privlle-
yes neMe 'narciG que ceux qu'i pss' edt
main onant sur lie marchG Ste Marie; pourvu gu'i
ticnne ledit marco propre at en- bon er're, pendant
10 stisdt bail. ct rcn,iere satisfaction du Conse
sous tous les rapports.
II est do plus re,vu que lie conscil reserve il
drot dalur'lder de rappeer resolutions quanG
il le jugcra convennbc. SignG,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
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~ liUGANs, shoes und slippers-102 cases, COM
Id prSing an assortment OF Mems and Boys fine
calf shoes; Mems and women's pumps and slippers;
chldrens and infants boots shoes and ankle ties; land
ing from ship Ohio, and for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
aurI1 1874 Magazine street
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II est rcsolu one les proprGtnires de terrains bor
ne. par les rues CarondeIst Poydras, st. Charles 81
Perdido, ct par Ice rues Perddo, Carondelet. St.
Charles ct Gravie soient contrants d entourer los
dts terrains ct do reparcr leurs encourages dams
lespace do dix jours SOUS peine do cling riastres
damends par jour que chaque terrain restera SINS
atre cntoure chaque encourage sans ere sntoure;
que 10 voycr est uutorse ct reqnS, apres un de-
lai dun mois dentourcr lesdits terrains on de re-
pnrer lesdls encourages quand e sc prGscntcra,
aux frais des propr ftaires.
Attendu qua la seance du 5 JUN 1888, qncqucs
resolutions turent passGrs par ce consei, autori-
SAINT Ia voyer ndjuger au plus bus ct dernier en-.
cherisseur pour lantreprise des banquettes ct
du posage dcs "curb ard gutter stones ct attendu
quo certaines specifications accompaniment lcsdi.
tes resolutions par lesquol!es e contractaur sera
guide ell dirge daus SIS ravaux; ct attendh que
certains mot. desditos specifications ont etc par
inadvertancc relenus dos specifications dies vieux
cOntrats fats en- vnrtu des ordonnances dn conscil
de vilo avant la division de Ia vile, lesques mots
nc sont applicabcs qu'aux rues dune cortaine lar.
geur ct sont enforcement inappicabIes AL present
contrat.
II est en- consequence r6solu que Ia premiere spe
cification quo ron lit aiRs les trottors actuelle.
ment exs,ant dams lerdites rues sera sarg de ina.
niere avoir hut peds de large. lis seront aIgn6s
avec dos pierres plates, &c. sc. sora amende dc
maniere qu'oR lse: les trottoirs seront a!gnGs
avoc des piorrrs plates, &c. &c.
JOSHUA BALDWIN,, Recorder
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1NT.I UE L.. L,iui>l Ne our de district dn
EIPremie District Observation-Disclosures w Stewart,
ditenu, cnnre creanciers-.cs creanc'ers du pet
tpnnaire Warner w Stewart sont par present notihc
dc conpnrare en- plee cour, undi lie 20 aout proclaim
10 hrure. hu natin, pour fare vnoir eurs rd,sons
ss en- ont, pourquoi ledi, Warner aura pas lie bone
fre DIS lois pour venir secours d"s debienrs so-
,nb,e. detenus Par oroire de la cor CO 30 jue, l848
81 mil r. LEBLANC, Dep. Grctfier.
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MAlUi,aLil on NEW ORLEANS.
fE'HE price of fresh -four to-day is So 30 per bb ac-
l. cordlg 10 the tariff, the bakers shall give during
the ehs,ng week, from hlonda,, 18th inst) IL ounces
Of brva,l for b Bread of the second quality is
quiied 10 weigh - or cent. more, VIZ: 5l4 ounces.
c. GENOIS, MAYOR.
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hOGA AS-3t Gases Mems and ioys fine kip
ID pegged Brogans, landing rom brig Borodino, auI
for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE. n Co.
aue7 1874 Magazine street.
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/ Fluid Ink, consider ed equal to the French Car.
nill- and ut one fourth the price. Also, a few doz
Guyol Carmine Ink. For sale by
DAVID FELT Il co.
aug7 otauonefs' Hall.
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-fWENTY FIVE nnlIARS REV AKU
70 HE bo,e rev ard will be paid for apr hension of
\ tho boy HAIRY, aged about Nv MY !enrs five
@rt i've osx inches hgn; good locking and black ince;
lie abscondcd himself yestrda! tr' the subscri CT,
No.Ej, Suzette street.
n yt,nnt ms Of vessels and others are iorwarncd NOT
ia receive or ,urbor him. under tho rlrc!cst penalty of
the Inv. l.. X. GAlENAlE,
al-Ct
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AugII 154 NIdgH2IHt s!TPFt.
n ME-7OU Barrels Of Lime; $50 Bales Hay, land
L 4 ing FROM brig Caroline, and for sale by
LEVI H GALE,
Bupll SO Common street,
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JOE SSS4SNpIN& G.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
SPEEDILY, HANDSOMELY AND CHEAPLY EXECUTED
AT THE OFFICE OF THE
Trage american,
ST. CHARLES STREET, NEAR POYDRAS.
m03

y a cINE g. PORTER BOTTLES-5O gross wine
w and 100 gross porter bottles, for sale by
HOLMES a. MILLS,
iy2I Bank Alley.
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It ANUFACTUKEDf obacco-20O boxes, 9 S, u s
I'VE and pound Jumps, of various brands and quai-
ties, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE e. co.
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NR AUhki,Ll-5n bhs. No. Mackerel, landing
YH from ship Ohio, Tor sale by
uucil STETSON & AVERY,
~ tSrayier street
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~ ,LAssEs-3! hbls. dolasses landI, from schr
VI liosalite; also 0 ditto store, aud for sale by
LAYET L. AHELUNG,
nuo7 II Con, ii. On street.
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- UGAR-3 lhls. Sugar tordinar, landing from
= sch Rosute; also do in store and sale by
LAYET IL AMELUNG, ~
IL Gnmnln 8
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a, PriiW nIl-8 casks pure, bleacI'ed Sperm Oil,
= laudins from ship Ohio, Tor sale by
ISAAC BRIDE & CO.
ansIi l34 Magazine street.
A,OAP-l4U boxes Extra No. ! soap, brand of jack
- son Il Trowbridge; landing from ship Ohio, Tor
sale by ISAAC BBlDGE Il co.
augll 134 Magazine street
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b, TATE OF LOUISIANA, First Judicial District,
- Court--Wnrner W. Stewart, in actual custody,
VI. hi. Creditors Tine creditors IT the petitioner Nu-
ner W. stewart, are hereby notified 10 and appear in
opcn court, OH Monday the 2'th August next, at ~
"e,ock, A. NJ to ahevy cause, if any they have WHY
snid Warner ". Stewart should not have the benefit
Of the laws made for the relief oi insolvcnt Debtors in
actual custody.
b, oder Of this court, this 3Oh July, 1888.
r. LEBLANC, Ny Clk.
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TENEAS-lW boxes Hyson Tea; II chests Young
u Hyson Ten; and ~ cases young Hyson Tea in
? ID. canistcrs for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
o,rII Atooa,ine .tract
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-11

E,LOGR-lnO htl-, landing from, steamer Buckeye,
II uud for eale l,y u DORSEY,
r3l Al New evee.
n AGGlNG-lnO pieces Of heavy Kentucky Bag
Id sing for sals 10y ,,,,,s
iy3i Bank Alley.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-11

WHOLESALE TIN WAKE MANDATORY.
y locke 81 CO., No. 90 Old Levee, have 10
~ store, If their own manufacture large anu ex-
tensve assortment Of lin ware, which hay invite deal
ets in the trade to examine; also quo Copper, ugar
house skinmers; 250 do. Sugar LADIES' % doz Copper
assorted sized Coffee GraigEs.
N. B-Roofs of buildings covered with zinc, cop er
on TN Copper and tin cutters put up on shortest
no'lce' av.7.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-11

s2J DE REF ONPENSE.
An PARTI marion de eliez lc soussignt
* . lie Negro Harry. picls Oh Il pouces
49, de lautcu, age d'environ 90 ans. Harry
EN appartcnait proaenait pren,iercmen, a
PM NJ. Behan ct ens,ile a NJ. LIS Brns'ei;
aaaahaAsd@ lndite rtcompeiisc sera layec pour son
nrestn,ion on lie logger dams aucune des geoles Les
cartanes de- batcauX vpeur Ct autres, sont plies ne
point lie recevoir sous Ia peine inposee par In lei
ans tells cas-, a4-6 L X Gal .NNIE, 6 rue Suzcttc
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Card.
ORLEA s LII'HOGRAPHIC ESTABLISH.
MEAT Mac

MEAT, So MAGAZINE STREET,
OPPOSITE BANKS AREA F.
w GREENE returns his sincere thanks to hi
w friends and the public of New Orleans, for the
patronage bestowed on hi for the last Years, am
begs leave to them thn all orders committed to
his charge shall be pune 'ual attend Il" he will as
usual, keep the Office open during the summer, md
shall he alwa ready to strike off merchants crcu-
plans, and drawings, of every descrnton, at The
shortest notice, and on the mos, reasonable terms
Being assisted by artists superior to any other establish
ment in the civ and from long experience in the
photographic line he feels confident of giving entire
satisfaction.
10 Apohecaries and druggists labels exc, uted in
as good style as copperplate engraving, and at one
third of the expense. iv24
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RESOLUTION No. l.--PuBLIc.

RESOLUTION No. l.--PuBuc.
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Com
missioner of the Public Buildings to cause
the removal of the walls Of the late Post OF
flee Building.
Reso,ced by tle Senate and House cf Reprcsen-
tdtires ofhe United States Of America IN Cou-
gress assembled, That the Commissioner Of the
Public Buildings be, and he hereby is, authori-
zed and directed to cause the walls Of the
late Post Office building to be taken down, and
the materials secured for use in the construc.
ton Of any Of the public buildings authorized
by law, and to which they may be advantageous
ly applied and to defray the expenses OF the
work, he be authorized TO apply any unex'
pended balances Of appropriations in his hands
but not exceeding in amount the sum Of $500
APPROVED, July 18th, 1888.
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GBYAUTHORITY.l
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES,
pAsALD AT THE SECOND SESSION or TIE
TwENrY-FIFTH CONGRESS.

fPUmIc.-No. 73.
ANACT granting half pay and pensions to certain
widows.
BE Il enacted by The Senate and House Of Rspresen
tatncs Of the United States Of dmeried in Congress
sc,nbied That If any person who served in the war
sfibe Revolution in the manner specified in the act
passed the seventh day of June, 1882, entitled An
rei supplementary to the act for the relief Of certain
surviving officers aud soldiers of the Revolution, "
have died, leaving widow, whose marriage took
place after the expiration of the last period of hs
service. and before the first day of January. 1894
such widow shall be entitled TO receive, for and dur
ing the term Of five years from the fourth day of
March 1886, tho annuity or pension which might
have been allowed TO her husband in virtue OF SAID
act if living at the time IL was passed Prorided,
That In the event Of the marriage of such ~siow,
said annuity or pension, shall be discontinued.
See. 2. dnd be Il further enacted That no pledge,
mortgage, sale, asst gnment or transfer Of any right
claim, interest many annuity, halt pay, pension,
granted by this act, shall be valid nor shall the pay,
annuity, or pension granted by this act, any form
act of Congress be liable 10 attachment levy, or
seizure by any process in law, enqGty, but shall
snure wholly To the personal benefit Of the pensloner
annuitaut entitled TO the same and that before .
= warrant shall be delivered TO any person acting
for or in behalf off any one entitled to money under
this act, such person shah take and subscribe an
oath affirmation, TO be administered by the proper
accounting officer, aud put file, that he has no IN
tersst in said money, by any pledge mortgage, trans
fer, agreement understanding, or arransement, and
that he does not know believe that the same has
been so disposed Of to any other person.
See. 3. lad be 1t further enacted, That the Sec
RETRY Of War shall adopt such regulations and forms
Of evidence, in relation TO applications and pay
ments under his act, the President Of the United
Stltes may prescribe.
APPROVED, July 9TH. 1898.
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ORRlS TOOTH WASH.

FHVHE ORRES TOOTH WASH Is purely
IL vegetable preparation, possessing the proper
ties of cleansing the teeth and mouth, restoring the
gums to a healthy state, and preventing any un-
pleasant taste odOur in The mouth, whether arr
sing from decayed teeth, from deranged state Of
the stomach.
Sound teeth and " hite teeth are the most yalua-
bic portions of poor humanity, but how many ne
elect the attention necessary for their preser, aton
even when surrounded by all the means needed.
Among these we know of none more pleasant and
eiTectual than the Orris Tooth Wash; 1t cleanses
and whens the teeth, strengthens the gums, purI-
ies the mouth, aud sweetens the breath. We rec
ommend its use to ALL young and old
Boston Post
The Orris Tooth Wash Is the best detergent we
ever used on our enamel - Boston Transcript
To the Pu5ic-The concurrent testimony Of the
most eminent Dentists and members of the medical
faculty in every part Of the Union Is united III Ia
vor of the Orrs Tooth Wash,
From Dr. EeaZer parmley Dentist
have used the Orris Tooth Wash" and har.
ing been made acquainted with tie various articles
Of which it is composed feel great pleasure in rec
ommending it as an agreeable, wholesome, and ef-
fceni wash FOR the mouth.
No IL Park Place n. Y, Jan, 1883.
ELEAZER PARMLEI.
From ~ Dodge. manufacturer OF Imitation In
corrupiible Teeth and Surgeon Dentist New ork
Gentlemen.-I consider your Ouis Tooth Wash
the best IN use. ] wish 20 keep II constantly on
hand f'r the Use Of my patients; please send me a
supply.
Signed. " DODGE.
The aborc is for Soic in Nsrport, ~.
n. :. TAYLOR.
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SHERWOOD'S
EIeetrO-Magnetlc Remedies

WOODS
Electro Magnetic Remedies
FOR CHRONIC DISEASES,
Of1s Class HypertrOphy, Including all The ferns u
Serofala, ri=.
Tupercular Consumption, White Swengs
Dyspepsia, Scrofulous Sore Eyes.
Chronic Disease Of the Liver,
Ofthe Heart Scald Head
Ofthe Spleen, Kings Evil,
OF The Kidnies Leucorrhaa \ or Female
Of the Spiue, ChlOTOss
MonOnhagia. COMPLAINT,
THESE are bu, different notifications of the same
disease. arising fiom the same cause, distinguished
by The diagnosis. and curable by the same rem
edics. Their common cause is an irregular action
of the Eectro-Galyanic forces in the system they
may all be detected by pressure upon the sides OF
the ycrtlbra1 and glands of the mack, which elcits
the Eectro-Galyanlc Symptoms. and they rnay be
cured by the FlecuOMagnetic remedies. The al-
ter are accompanied by competitions medical
treatise, explaining the principles Of the discovery
upon which they are founded, and stating the man
ner IN which they are to be applied. In this work
DR. Sherwood demonstrates the fact that every part
OF the human body, together with every particle Of
animate aud innbuate matter, Is either ia a mega
tive or positive state Of electricity and that every
notion IN all NATTER whether la the largest masses
or in the smallest particles, ID produced by the Il
tracing and Icpelliug forces Of this universal prn
ciple The morbid action which produces disease
OF the organs limbs he proves 10 be occasOned BY
the undue prepOnderance Of one Of these forces ia
th9 system. and his remedies restore health by sub
DUNG this irregular action to equilibrium. BY
this Means the very seeds Of the disease are eradca
and a permanent cure effected, even in eases where
all hope Of relief from other sources is abandoned.
The Electro Magnetic Remedies are the only pre-
paIatOns applicable to this prevailing class Of dis
snse, and they never disappoint the confidence re-
posed in them They can be used with perfect
safely and success, without dieting, or any ncon.
Further information may be had on application to
DOCT. l.. n. GALLUP.
Feb ely Spring-slreet, Newport
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IMPROVED PANA-
CEA; OR THE UNIVERSAL
PURIFIER or TIE BLOOD

This Is one of the best Of remedies for some of the
leOTSt diseases
A great number Of persons of either sex. a(fe
months OF severe and anxious suffering under some
OF the most insdlOus, and certainly fatal diseases 10
winch human beings are liable, have been restoredto
perfect heath by the of W bottles of this supe-
riOr medicine.
IL Every ship vessel, bound on long VOYAGES,
should be supplied with this Iauacea
ms Medicine will cleanse and purify the Bload
from all nOXOus humors: and has been used with
success IN many diseases incident 10 our species--
and particularly IN the following diseases viz -
Scroiuia, or Kings Evil; White Swellinrs, Salt
Rheum. Carcefous and lnduraed Tumors scald-
head, Diseases ofhe Liver, Old Ulcers fever sores
syphilis aud It's destructive consequences go oteu
met with IN persons who have been imperteettg cured
tmproPrsy treated or neglected. or rather those who
have tampered with, and neglected, themselyes)
which, If the poison is not entirely eradcated from
the system, the most distressing consequences will
follow the neglect of that terrible scolrge Leprosy
Chronic inflammation of the Liver, aud other yisceTs
Tubercular Consumption Of tie Lungs, Ucerous
sores in the throat. elsewhere; and all euptons on
the surface OF the body, Diseases o! the skin; Mer-
cura disease, and all those affections arisn. from
lmpurity Of the Blood. Nodes, aud diseases Of the
JOINTS, Bones, &c. Those affections hich are the
result Of youthful ndiscreton will be cured by the
use of this Purifier Of the Blood.-PRlCE3, 81 Goa
bottle.
" Tie above Valuable Medicines, are for saie
.by DIR. JOHNSON, Newport, Il. /,
~ To those who purchase to sell again, bera
discount will be made
Sept. 27-ly.
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l63, Thames Street, Nerport, n. 4.
'NNiii> Backing viii be found upon trial TO sur.
n pass any other in use, for soitening and
preserving all kinds Of leather, a, d rendering the
same perfectly imporvious TO water. \ compost
ton 80 valuable has long been wanted. The sub
scriber. aitCr several years experimenting. feels
confident that lie nov offer TO the public an mr.
tice that will give universal satisfaction By this
composition all kinds Of leather. however hard.
may in yer, few moments by its application. be
made perfectly pable.
Eeb 7.-ly
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say unof'ttStuJ as !
separate bon.
John L Apihor2 8 7
Cap George Andrews J
Mis- Mary Ann Anderson J
B I
Cap J III X Burgwin 8 q!
ii BurgwIn 1
John Burgwin
Jessa Ball
Charles Bcrditt
Alfred Bunker
Daniel Burdick
Benjamin Brown
Mrs Samuel Boykin 3
Catherine ) Baulay
- Boland
Lucy Barlow
Nancy Barker
Patience 7 Briggs 2
Content Browning
liss Eliza Brown
Catherine Boyd
G
Charles II Goldman
Joseph Crocker
Joseph Childs
John II Coleman
George Il Campbell
Mis- lie Grand Cannon
Sally Chappell
Miss Sarah Carle
Cap Robert Day
Richard & Derby .
q l. Durlyago
William L. Drown !
Charles II Depree
John DimOnd d!
Isaac Durlee s
r. J
l., Frank l. Ellery {
Messrs John * W Earl j.
Henry Eslln v
Mrs Eastburn 7
L VI
Cap Ludolph q Fogg 5
Thomas tavis A
George W FaSon
VI iss Lydia Farren JC
G. e.
Thoma, X Gardiner NJ
'Ilss Eliza w Gibbs
III IL
Bailey Hall
amcs VI Hood ID
oshua Hammond III
lenry G. Hubbard Jo
ohm B Hutchinson III
Hammond III
hos. Higham, Jr &
Thomas \ llowland II,
ames l. Hanson VI
Hrs Sarah Haveus e
,llen !. lIanchctt VI
Catherine ID T Harvey -
Sarah Head VI
Ed w II Ireland r.
Alfred jerks -
Mrs > nihla a Jacobs NJ
Miss 4 & + Jarvis
Joy r
Jcncks n kelion ~
James King
Miss Catherine NJ Kirk \
Maj VI r LomaN !
& Lambert , y
Cap Isaac Lindsey |
James Long J
Cap John 7 Merriam ,
Cash. Of Merchants and
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@SPRING GOODS-N
WIN. B. & z. J. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
No 81 THAMES GIREET.

UD ESPECTFULLY inform their friends ard
the public generally, that they have reeeiyedirom
New York. A FULL. AND FASHIONABLE
Of BroadcOths, Cassimeres, Sat
tinets, aud Yestngs suitable for the season, which
they will make up 10 order, in tho best manuer.
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves Suspenders, IIdkfs.,
Comforters Crayats, Stocks, BOsoIns, Collars and
every other article usually ionnd in sach au establish
nenl at prices which cannOtiail to suit those who
feeldisposed to paTonise them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
4 complete assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly OH hand, and for sale as
chelp canbe bought any other in the state
March 2Sth
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WM. G. rENNANT.

Respecyulty announces to the Pu6ttc gen
erGLty-6itizeRS and strangers.
TE1HAT he keeps to let at his stable in Touro-
q street horses and carriages of all descriptions,
as cheap or cheaper than they be obtained else
where. Persons desrous ofenjoying the pleasures
of ride in the country, at all times be furnished
with horse and chases, open wagons, saddle-horses,
barouches and close carriages Particular attention
will be paid to conveying passengers to and from the
Steamboats, day or night All orders IN has line OF
business will he promptly attended to- if left al his
residence in the Cottage on Highstrect West
of his Stable and pains shall be spared to render
the satisfaction of his customers complete.
Horses kept for any length of time, terms liberal
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POETRY.


From the Louisville Journal
SEVENTEEN.
have fair and gentle friend,
Whose heart is pure ween,
As ever was maiden's heart,
At joyous seventeen.
She dwells among US like star,
That from its bower of bliss
Looks down, yet gathers not stain
From aught il sees in this.
do not mean that nattery
Has never reached her ear;
only say its syren song
Has no effect on her;
For she is all simplicity,
4 creature soft and mild
Though on the eve Of womanhood.
In heart very child.
And yet, within the misty depths
OF her dark and dreamy eyes,
!. shadowy something, like deep thought,
Tn tender sadness lies;
For though her glance still shines as bright
As in her childish years,
Its wildness and its lustre now
Are softened down by tears
Tears that steal not from hidden spring,
OF sorrow and regret,
For none but lovely feelings,
In her gentle breast have met
For every tear that gems her eye
From her young bosom flows,
Like dew drops from golden star,
Or sweetness from n rose.
For cen in life's delicious spring,
We oft have memories
That throw around our sunny hearts
A transient cloud Of sighs;
For wondrous change within the heart
At that sweet time is wrought,
When on earth is softly laid
A spell of deeper thought.
And she has reached that lovely time,
The sweet poetic age;
When to the eye each floweret's leaf
Seems like glowing page;
For beauty and mystery
About the heart is thrown,
When childhood's merry laughter yields
To girlhood's softer tone.
do not know if round her heart
Love yet hath thrown his wing;
rather think she's like myself,
An April hearted thing;
only know that she is fair,
And loves me passing we'll;
But who this gentle maiden is,
feel not free to tell