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aug,3--IG33.
NEW WORKS.

NE" NolIh~s
NNCiDENTS of Travel in Greece, Turkey Russia
IL and Poland; by the author Of incidents of Travel
IN Egypt, Arabia etreai aad the Holy i.and' with
snap and engraving I, III vols.
1ne Penny Magazine Of the Society for the Diffusion
of Useful Knowl dye. Volume 5. tor 1887, price So
The Penny Cycloped of the Society for lhe )if'u-
sion of Useful knowledge, vols TX aud X. rrice per
volume 81
Mature and Treatment Of Diseases ofthc Ear by Dr..
HiiEum hramrr. Second edition Of the authors
T'reat@con Chrome Deafness; much iaprovcd and eu-
arged translated FROM the German; with tn latest i'm
vtnIcnts d the author since the last London edition.
by James Pisdon Bennett, NJ d
Hallosi's Midle Age New edIti0H complete in
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4E pubic are respectfully informed tlai this inst
49,; = .ns',ei on le mos. ihiptnVno pial ana
70 s an iiy una most aFpbie spatlon ~ tue iaa6onrs
"f' ''ie iiiiioaa' o'ie mig rom ss hiissis
The building is larre ad ,nos co,an,e,uslv Divided
int, aiart ,ls for :ptr sepafnt, duiefent classes
The institution T. supplied with tne most skiifu and
attentive male and teihn' muse and speaking the VA
fious modern langha2es.
lars per dav. nciudin4 H,tcnd4ncp, &c
FERNS in tie or mary wsr!s, t"o dollars per day,
Slaves also TWO dollars s'olal i'9S N ordinary
wards i've dollars.
,n,Ii,..ti5n a. flajas,os ,,st he ,aa3t a. T. rex
fnza,,rlnr, H. = Re1,,,r,t s,r.t anlttlv
- - u - .r----
rlr Stnrs i.lt..l.. Aoco 49, i j - tro,r
~ so hpa, q neral Wavftr tor "a b,
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~ ULED Record Paper-.inst received few reans
4 q, tudson's very fine blue record Cap, 10th PLATA
and ruled, for sale BY
DAVID FELT s. Co
octl5 n Y Slatirner's Hall, q Charres.
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CDhiI.
fatHE price Of Coke om and after the LIST day of
D. October, will be fifty cents per barelin The Gas
Works yard, and if taken in quantities. OF hun
dred barrels, will he delivered free of drayage.
The advantage tina. this article Of fuel possesses o.
the anthracite and buminous Goals igUiting
readily than the former and tres from the unpleasant
smoke of the Latter should induce every family make
use Of il.
Orders received at the Gas Office in Bank Alley
Il w WELLS,
-,
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For the Iaterior.

For Mobile and all Intermediate Lnndings
h "A The fast running and splendid steam
sstl-Tr2, apoat WA. WALLACE, entirely in
s45sSs - state ruoms will New Orleans
for Mobile, and all intermediate watering places,
every Tuesday and Saturday. after the arrival of til
L! O'Clock cars.
GEO. WHITMAN,
EXCHANGE Hotel ST. Charles ct.
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] khAiS-A few Cincinnati Drrtys on hand, and
e. for sale by G DORSEY.
oct]e IA New Levce.
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sore Fhront-By Cancers, Ulcers or Colds.
Group and NhooWng Cougl-Externally, and
or fE,.f 1lr.t
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"a ALAGA WINE--Sweet ana Dry Malaga " ine
IVA in or casks and ndi bbls, entitled to debenture
for sale by READ a. BARSTOW,
uctl5 81 Grayier ST.
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EFAGGlAG-4tld Bale Rope, for sale by
I'D READ " BARSTOW,
octl5 Bank Pla4a.
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All ings-Redncing them in q few hours.
khcumatlsm--Aeute or Chrome, giving quick
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ALSO,-An additional supply of "Three Expo
rImenls of Lving-livng within the Mcans,-
Living up to tho Manipulating beyond the
Means' "Sequel to the Experiments OF Living;"
.,Ihe uArcourls;" "Ihe SWINGS Rank.n &c
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The F,tdgico .Meadieo's more.-The anony
nous pamphlet Of these most yeritable gentlemen
takes great pains TO falsiy the account of the
operation as given by on the l7th April, but,
being unable to disturb the main facs, bestows all
it's sophistrv on silly attack on minor details.
and descriptive matter, which none but fool or
oh ysico would question. Whoever the poor petit
logger is, who was hired to mould this rubbish
into firm, hr has been sadly put to it tor ma
terials that he has filled page on page, and pr o
cured formal certificates 10 establish the astounding
fac. that the Seminole tongue is not pure English
md has wasted vast quantity Of rhetoric to prove
that the squaw was not brought up in the wilds of
Florida, by showing that two of her thlry-tour
wears. were passd IN one of rs little Towns!
Mirabile diciu He thinks to identify Dr. Lszenberg
with the writer of the article, because he sends
vouchers that prove his important assertions true!
and that he must necessarily be that writer, him
self. because he proclaims the report OF the COM
| nittee "a tissue of ialsehoods Such logical
reasoninps fitly emanate from the enlarged capa-
city of one accustomed 10 Tor milk scores IN IA
parish court, but hapE ly can deceive M one but
himself. The document called "Freeman's GER
tifica,sh is enough 10 stamp the pamphlet as q
mass at unmnged falsehoods. 1t is PnsPosely
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IIoSoR SATISFIED, We learn that a dGcI took
place yesterday between Capt. Clark fthe schr.
Lone, and Mr.. Lecoei, the vigilnnt and indomir
table prize master, put on hoard of The Lone when
she was captured by the French shipLaurer The
challenge was drawn from the gallant Frenchnan
who felt his honor highly offended al reply on the
part Of Capt. Clask, OF an article OF his published
in the Courier few days since. The weapons
were pistols; aor the second nef ectual shot the
friends OF Monsieur stepped forward and announc.
ed that the honor of their friend was perfectly
satisfied. The blum, Capt. Clark. thinking there
must be some mistake, requested his seconds to
load again, .'l'll giveit to him the time, for
I'm improviug."But his friends iniarmed him thai
he must bring themto answer call, he had moth
ing TO say.
Now ask Capt Carke's pardon, tut he acted
very foolish 10 fight is quondum prize master; fur
in reiaking his vessel he did his duty; and in the
new spnper discussion commercially Monsieur
Lecoet, he had all the advantage. He should moi
| have fought.
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From N. Y. Express, July 10.

Since the adjournment of Congress, and tho
consequent certainty that that body can do no
more mischief, the spirit and commercial feeling
OF business men begins to recover, and where II
not for the oppressive hot weather and the gener al
lanpuor attendant on a heat OF 80 degrees and up
wards we have no doubt there would he quite
Yy;iyai Asst is, three banking institutions that
we have alluded below rapidly advancing.
To these may be added The Branch OF The United
States Bank, making fourth, and which VIII be
in operation quite as som MS the others. The tol-
Low ing are the particulars OF The various inslilu-
tinns: a.,
FIRST There is the great establishment which
il il intended 10 increase to some 81 or Az mllilons
II has two millions already subscribed, and VIII
commence operations with this FurN, and then
enlarge.
The Second is the Mechanics Association
This company will probably be organized first
The directors, lwcnty-nne in number, are ALREADY
chosen, stock subscribed, and every thing is IN
fair way OF commencing
The Third is association of Dry Goods Mer
chants and Grocers, together with large capital
| ISIS. The trustees are already chosen
| The Fourth is the United States Branch, which
| will be under the principal control OF Mofris Ro
| binson, q, ntleran who prob" bly, combines
| Greater degree of confidence and banking eHpe
| fence. than that of any other Individual.
THIS is aacket day. The rate OF Exchange Il
fixed at 1903 liz On London. This is a shade lowe
rhan hy the las; packet. No alteration on France
| The amount of business done was quite limited
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public dinner has been rendered to Mr.
Webster by his friends in Boston.

Resumption ef Specie Payments Gov. Ritner, Of
Pennsylvania, has issued his proclamation re-
curing the banks in thu. state TO resume specie
day of August next. Pennsylvania has passed no
law legalzing the suspension of specie payments;
it is therefore presumed, tha, any bank which does
not resume will render itself liable TO the forfeiture
OF it's charter.
TIE banks Of Philadelphia have agreed to settle
all balances between themselves ON the first o.
August; and after that time no interest will bt
paid or received by any OF them for balances du.
by one to the other.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, June 9.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, June 9.
The impor, Of the week is Hal hhgs; namely
lO.3i0 from the United STATES. 1850 from Egypt.
ilo from the West Indies, and 22l0 from bombay
The sules Of the week ATE 81 $40 bags, Of which
there are taken on speculation GeO American,
so, Egyptian. 600 car'lagena, and 90 Madras and
Tor expor, 900 American and 100 Sura'. The
prices of Egyptian Cotton are advanced I'D per
Id. and those OF Brazil Sd. per III. The prices OF
,be other kind Of Cotton th.re 10 little alteration.
June 5th--Ths sales to day amount TO 6,O0o
bales.
June 6. "a good demand experienced for cot
ton both from Spectators and holders, the former hav-
ing taken 500 American. Our la quotations were sea.
dill, aint.n-d aud the entire stock amounted to 0o
bags 100 EgyptiaA Sd; 20 Saras 3:i; SO Nlaianhnm
. i-3d; 100 Pernanbaeo I'd To 9 Lid; 6O Bahia lid
$3.50 American 7-8d to Id.
JuiS 1.-THE sales since Friday amount to 4,6oo
BAGS of which 1000 sold to-day. The market has saa
tanned no change.
The arrivals ave ten vessels from the United States
two from Brazil, and one from Egypt.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES.

CLEARANCEs.
sh;, ORLEANS Sears New York r Ames |
Ship 'raci,.s, Russell, Liverpool, G'ireen
Schr Triumph, Chase, linvrna, w Aacnarie q co
Schr WIN & Mary, Taylor, Key West, ~ Ma.s.on
Srhr Snuther,er, Gaylord B asses IN BRYAN
Schr John AlIyne, Smith, New York. J II AshDrinse
Shop Harriet, Hues Houston, naies
ARRIVALS.
Tnwboat Shark Thomas from the Passcs towsd TO sea
shin Renz briggs Moro Castle and hiaho scrs Tiger aa
hlera; brought up ship Caledonia brgs Cora and Alfred
Tyler left tho NE Pass ut o'clock A NJ
Towboat Grampus Annabe from the Paesi towed 10 sea
ships Ellen Brooks and Robert Pulsfod bIes Francis Ash
the Passes Thursday at ii NJ; one brig IN sight, hothhg
in the river.
Towhoat Hudson Linne. ON the Passes lowed TO sea
ship Eagle and Moantpeie brig Catarine schrs DcsPra
Alp,a and Harriet Branard, scrs VIM Reed Pantal"ons
and Sister, left the Bar the 18th at o'clock Orig anu
schr in the ofing, nothing new in the river.
i Ship Stcgletz, Gibson, from Liverpool, to master. :,
Ship Saracen Devecux. from Liverpool 3d june 10 inc
l master. ~ i.
| ship Caledonia, Gotten, from Georgetown, Z, to
| Merle &
Brig Cora, Carter. 30 days from Now York. to MASTER
Brig Alfred Tyler, Carpenter 81 days from ,oston. ,
Brig Sister, returned in Distress having unsteu he f"u
der in attempting go down under sail 80
Brig Harriet Branard, Prebe, % days from Charcstoh'
| F. nahl.
Bri. Alpha, Thomas, days from Havana to Gronlnl
Geo. ,.. a.. H.
schr WIN Reed, Nichols, from wiscnsset Maine. to tn
| master.
Schr Henry, Clark days from Matagorda
Steamer Echo, Brasher, from cincinnati;
Steamer Hannibal, Mosely, Fl ON Louisville
Steamer Brian Boroelme, Griffin, from shreveport
Steamer I.evunt, Laurent, from Bayou Sara.
Steamer VIM Wallace Hall, from Mobile.
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coMMuNIcATED.
To Boarding House Keepers aud 0theF eharta-

BILE ladies.
AN IMPOSTER "A young man of slender
make is going the rounds levying contributions
on The humane, detailing deploraSle a,cotnE Il"
his mistoruneE. lie visited the house OF Madame
pace ON Thursday night, where he obtained tood
and bed, and collection amounting to ten dol
lars was raised among The boa 'ders, but as there
was some hesitation in giving him them without
ascertanng the truth Of the s'ory-pondlng the
enquiry, he cleared out. Last evening, f'day,
he visited another house, with the same la'e where
he was fortunate in getting some small relief
No Doubt he has or may make his vIsis general,
of which people not already imposed upon,
should be On their guard.
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Singular Sairage.- The ship Nathaniel Hooper,
Capt. Fielding, from Havana, struck on Nantucket
shoals last week, and while csptain and crew Were
gone to Nantucket for assistance she drilred off,
with lair wind, an was reported total wreck
She was fallen in with by the brig Olive, and schr
Climax, 40 miles east ny south OF Chatham aud
brought in safely to Boston. Seven men were put
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Several late arrivals at New York from Liverpool
and Hnvrr, furnish dates from tho former of the
9th and the latter of the 9th June but the news is
OF little Importance. The sales of cation were
very large, say 1874 bales from the LIST, q, an
advance of a Genuine.
AT Liverpool, the business in cotton had been
large from the Isl, but within the las, day or iva
the demand had diminished, and decline in lnwer
and middling qualities of 8 had been experienced
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

BARpsEY LIGHT. ST.. GEoRGE's CnANSEL.
Triuy House, London, 2sd May ir3S-Notre is hereby
given that on and after tho LIST Of August tina light
f,arsey Island GEORGES Channel, will lie exhibited
fixed light visible all directions seaward from e. Ia to
NE L and that flashing appearance which this lsl,t
has hitherto assumed in contain directions will ihenccforth
cease BY Order
]. HERBERT. EecIetary.
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Vel prepared.-The Daily News (Cin.) saws
"ths editor of this paper expects to be extensively
cowhided in the course Of the day" Ii disabled
to write Tor his next sheet he has provided an
efficient substitute.
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HAvRE MARKET, June 7-Cotton-8ot bbls
Iouisuna 100 at 81 o. lis ut rs 81; 5S8 Mobile Mt
al 81 lI IO4 at So II Georgia at 10 a93 lo3 Pew
nutbuco at ITO Il9, liz Madras att
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FTIeuT's WHJnTITy, e
According 10 the incomplete returns from these
parishes, which we published on Thursday morn
ing, Prieur had only II majority, when by the.
official returns he has %: making difference OF
IL votes in his favor. Deduct these from Governor
Romans majority, in the state, Of 835 as given IN
our last, and he is elected governor by majority
Of 8s4 votes over MIR. Prieur. We can vouc' Tor
the accuracy Of these statements, as most OF them
are made from the official returns in the office OF
| the Secretary Of S,ute, and the balance IRON
| authentic returns received since the election.
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Z5,UV4 o~,E11'V0o
There does not seem TO nave been any move'
mont in the money market since the news by the
Great W esrrn.
Marshal Soult has engaged 10 pay fifteen hun
dred gulneas Tor the mouse, 81 fortland'pace, the
nse OF which he is to nave during the space ct
eight weeks. aud to expend three hundred pounds
in decorations.
I,ondnn is overaowing with company. lis a
matter of exceeding difficulty 10 procure house
or lodging; aud never, perhaps, were 50 many
carriages 10 be seen in the streets. Yet, amidst
all this overflow The tradesmen still complain thai
little IN uney ID surfing.
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FFIcE NEW ORLEANS & NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD CUMPANy-Drafls on New York at
..b nr sixty days date for sale, in SANS 70 suit pur-
SILL .. - soy JAMES II CALDWELL,
enas :s. President
ivTY0 JF'r until Isl November next: the elegant
n~eiI;ng House, No. III 81. Josef street.
ss,nly "a Ne "a Poydrns street. Els
qn1ln BkRRELS lime iatding fror brig Uncle
TtWtU Saa, for sale by ,,,.c,,x
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United States Bank Stock was selling at New
York, 18Th July, at il03.
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The Cincinnati Wing makes an eloquent com.
plant against the young blo'ds of that ciyfor wear
ing gloves at the theatres in the evenng,and is
tirely loss 10 find out the reason Did it never
strike the editor that it might be TO prcserre their
bloods! If he himself halt as much troubled as
we are with musqutoes he would he glad TO write
his editorials in kid, and good chick kid al that.
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Notice to the Public.


r2IFrrY DOLLARS REWARD for The conviction
of Thief or Thieves.-On Saturday night the 9TH
Instant NV Iron Chest was forcbls broken open by
some villains and robbed OF the following:
About twenty dollars in specie
A small tin box having my name on, and containing,
''"" Jamarv' 1887, for $lOl IS
C Casagne's note at A months, from l4th ,oo -,
January, 1897 Tor ,o.,. oo' ~
G. Castaene's note ut months, from 18th
o January, 1897, for 600 90
Morton and pattersou's lin liquidationl note ut
! Ga duys from 18th May, 1887, for 400 00
Julin,s Vulrins nu,e al 80 days, from July ,o
9th, 1887, ul ioo v"
re''9n "a, a' ias Si' fur "''~ w wy laa IS
Felton, and Holders note Al months IRON an
| February LIST. 1888, for j" wv
| FELTON, and Holders note at q months. from , am
February LIST, 1885, tor E. III w
Fergtson Parker u Cos iite at III daNs'irom -, ~,
| Sd January, 1888, for
Seraphiu Cucn, due bill, dated, 2o'h may COO ?,
1887, pnvaie demand 49,, 10 =,
Aud suldry other documents ana paper NV
W.
The Western Marine and Fire Insurance company
Policy for lire, risk goods.
litiu csrliii.n,e of shares OF stock.
Merchants Insurance Compnny's shares oil $40 H.
Commercial Banks certificate for shares oi Stock
Canal and Banking CoInpanys certificate 'hr shares
of stock.
The public are hereby cautioned against trading o
negotiating any of the above nor's or documents a
vavment Of them are hereby stopped they having beef
stolen from me by some thief or thieves unknown
f JIG BLANCHARD,
iv1o 33 Grayier street
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The Circus is thriving greatly, and most deser-
yedly. The entertainments of the very hrs'
order, and the accommodations nightly 'mpro
wing. mum Der of our most respectable families
have visited the place within few evenings, and
expressed themselves highly delighted: the only
complaint we have heard-if such it can be call
eds hat of having really too much for their
money. The horesemanship, the slight of hand,
the feats Of strength, and the feats of feet, by
Vail with his trnnca, are more entertaining than
any we have witnessed in Circus for years.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-21

SxTa!SKEY, Flour and Pork, in store, for sale by
w u,a2 q DORSEY, Al New LcVec.
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tuc CouUty VI iuGtNHcs uS - "u' Z" 'S>N-
|oco in politics, but that he is decidedly in favor
q National Bank, even t" usiructing our Senators
in Congress to vote for one forthwith. We make |
this exp with pleasure, as Mr.. Hiriart is an
experienced member of our state councils, having
also been q member of the state convention, in
1911, and now holding sound political opinions,
has il in his power to tdo the state some service"
The experiment nur Consul, at Liverpool, is
making, Of an iron steamboat on new plan, and
OF which we some time since gave detailed &C.
count is about beag completed. The follow,ngis
an extract Of letter from Mr.. Ogden 10 Mr.
Caldwell on the subject. The whole cost OF the
machinery is estimated at about $iO0OO; and Mr.
Ogdea is exceedingly ,angunc of its entire sue
cess.
I'll am no, a; all driven from the frs, position
took in the On .-tion, that steam as prime morer
however etFicieut, aud however profitable for river
navigation and Tor short voyages, could never be
mhde to pay for long ones. While as an auxiliary
nothing could be more advantageous to navigation.
The subject has occupied my attention early and
late, and have made expensive experiments 10
test the value Of invention, which beyond a
doubt will effect the desired object. have moi
time to g" further into tho particulars than
you will have learned from the papers have sen
you, and as the boat have built tnf ron.) will be
tried in the of fortnight, it would not b,
. worth while TO anticipate when can soon say
$ "quid erut Reconsideration"
!, L had an opportunity, when Captain Glover
!, ship, the Star, in the craving dock 10 gtak
+ her measurements outside ynd in, the result q
/ which was the perfect conviction which wou
stake my life, that with the engine | am puttn
= on board my small boat, the weight Of which will
boiler water and all complete, will not exceed iron
Z 10 to ~ tons, can drive tina, ship upwards of 81
,p niles an hour, with a consumption "t iram two
- three tons OF COIL per day. The ,puce occupied I
be the inter hold from the mizz"n mast, non lntc
H. lcring in the l-urt with her cabin between deck
except where its chimney comes through imineu
II, aIey forward OF the mizzen mast. The two snn
rooms aft to communicate with the engine room
ok giving il tho benefit of the two quartcr cah
y windows, and to be used for the berlhs nf Il
lr- e. uineers, &c. &c. The wheels through eat
40. -.
81, quarter, will lie six feet in diameter aud may
Irs thrown in and gu, Of gear AT pleasure, not
nd impede the way Of the ship when the engine is n
w in use.
1 will soon be ready to put i, board the fl
~, ship that can procure to take it. feel pcrft
confidence in this undertaking, and the adynnas
NV will be such supercede steam as prime MOI
Vi for sea going vessels. AS soon us my boa, start
Id will give You the result"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-21

Markets. The late news had made no change in
cotton in New Yor.. Money stocks are lower.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-21

GIVE are much pleased to find that several
most respectable members of the profession sent
in their resignation the Physico Medical Society
Immediately on the appearance of their pamphlet.
II any one thing more than others could p ace the
stamp of Reproduction their proceedings it is
this. These gentlemen feel in common with the
public at large that the Society has done its
utmost to disgrace the profession, and have there
fore promptly withdraw. This example should
be followed until the clique are left alone in then
odium.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-21

EIAI DE Ia I.OUISIANE-Coul de District du
premier district judi,iaire.
JACOB MATOSsY contTe Creauccrs No.
y l6,3s6.-In cession des prophecies du pettonarc
ryant ee accepit ppr la Cour pour lie bentfee de
csfancier,; II est dterete au'nne osse%bte de.diis
pniI; Iundi lie 80 courant, 10 heurss du nutin atm
e IElibIrer sur les aiaires dndit pettonae, ct
,endant toues poursuites ucurcs contrc personne
an SEES proprietes sont arretec.
par nrJra de rHOn. Charles Maurian, Juge DE la
s-a,r no Pnroisse ncssani JUICE de cette eOar
da : rahs.nce dc Zion. A. NJ. Buchanan,
is iDil-3t THEO. LEWIS, Up ofeiief.
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MAYOlALTY OF NEW ORLEANS:
yHvHE price of fresh -four to-day is 81 30 per Dbl: ac-
cordilg to the tariff, the bakers shall give during
the eas,re week, from Monday, 23d Juy) Al ounces
bread for hit. Bread of the second quality is re-
t'''N' ~ C.GENOlS, Mayor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-21

on beard and MS there were Si47, 90 insured on
ship, freight and cargo, the salvage VII be niue
fortune for these lucky dogs.