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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13
MORNING III E X A LID.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER u. 1855.
~ TIE WEEKLY HERALD VIII DC PuehSnou

~ The WEEKLY HERALD VIII DC pushsnou
,,;s d.v a vine O'clock II will contain the va
nous important intelligence brought 10 us oy me
ROYAL William seamer-the very cream OF hnance'
fashion and philosophy. In London or raris
thev would charge 20 cents for what we give iof
six. Think of that, ye pretty women, ana 70
buy smiling like angels as you are-thlnk OF thar
We foolish rascals, generally called men, and 60
bsy also and so put wisdom into your empty
heads.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

u Celestcs benefit last night was perfect Jam
hundreds went away unable TO gain admittancs. She
was called out She made speech. II was uuique.
She said America was her hsme-the home Of her
choce-the home Of her childhood-and she wish.
ed for no other-she would have no other Amer
cans had foscred nourlshsd, and cherished her. The
brightest feelings Of her life had been called into being
amongst them, and she intended to die in their soci-
ety. and be buried in their soil She proceeds to- day
for Baltimore.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

IL The American asks If there any facilities
in this port for repairing steam ships of the largest
class, should they get out of order and BIZ injured ia
crossing the Atlantic 2 WAY, most certainly we
have every facility here for repairing either the hull
any part Of the machinery Of any European steam
ship. Mr.. Gouverneur Kemble or Mr.. Aalre wosld
readily undertake the task we have here az good
materials and as good workmen as any IN Europe,
and they can turn out as good work. If they are
well paid for it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

% The ship of the line Ohio is expected here
from Boston in a day or two.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

MARYLASp.-Thc Senate consists Of 81 members.
Ten are wings and nine lecofoeos, for certain two
doubtful from Kent and Montgomery counties There
70 delegates; 40 wings chosen, and 81 locofoeos
aud two ties. So the case stands thus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

70 An officer in the U. $. Army just arrived from
Florida, informs that there about 1000 Indian
warriors holding out; these led by Wild Cat and
Sam Jones. We have arrangements for accurate and
early information from our correspondence Fords,
where we have two gentlemen who write US, one an
officer in the army the other an officer in the Navy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13
QMoc m Victoria.

The pretty Queen Of England is setting the world
on fire. She is not only the theme of Europe, bu,
even the rugged homespun democracy of this land, is
getting risky and poetica. Nothing saved my soul
from the same MANIA bat the recollection of the love-
~ women of New York. Apropos- Il have a very
Curious description TO give of Victoria at Windsor to
which ancient place went to see her. II is dfferen,
from anything have yet given.
From the Evansville Undiana) Journal
VICTORIA.
/" Behold hy crosvn!
May HE that wears tie Crova Immor,oVy
Long guard Il thine!
A glad and gorions thropg hath ma,
Withn that ancient anps
To place the bright Coronsl soil
On young VictOras reign:
Full oft the gorgeous Pageantthe
Those sacred walls have seen.
But purer. deeper homage greet,
That fair young maiden Queen
And many voice from dist, lands
Its plaudils mingled there
And many a hand It's fealty paid,
Full many heart its prayer;-
For here Devotion DER the scene,
solemn sadness filings
She lays aside her Crown. to kneei
Before the King OF kings!
A lofty seat is thine fair girl,
The apex OF our word -
And bornr to ear tbs renaotest bound
The flag Is sill uniured;
No day so rife with pride and Joy,
Can merry England" Gain;
Like this on which hey rend the cir
with fair Victoria's name.
Sole daughter OF the regal line
Whom proudest realms obey;
scep're, grit with care, Is thine,
For y0uthfu hands sway
But from thy ripe and vigorous mind
Thy Nalons hopes arise;
And may each fleeing year proclaim
VicToRIA-good and we
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

10 l02 Students have entered Dartmouth Collet
since its commencement
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

Tup F1Ecross.-The returns from Pennsylvania
and New JERSEY, as far as known, are very unsalis
fac,orv What i'm the werld have the wings peen
,bou, since went 10 Europel thought had put
then, in the way of making one OF the most whole
uome revolutions that the world ever saw. What
have thew done Like bad cooks, they have spohed
the best of barley There ought 10 have been no DOUBT
ahant the elections in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
even that of Maine ought TO have gwen better ac-
count than il has done. There must have been some
bad management in the whig ranks during the past
summer 5y the accounts last night, II Is left ex-
ely probable that Rtner is defeated and the loco
foco Congress ticket in New Jersey elected. Afro
cous Of your coats-ro up your sleeyes-and 10
work We wings
Co,osrL wEBB AND In EuRoPE.-Up to this time
] have beat my friend, Colonel Webb, IN every thing
except in whiskers. l am now determined 10 sur
pass him in this article, so interesting IN womans
eye During my voyage across the broad Atlantic,
took TO the cultivation of whiskers, and aater my
self that already, have surpassed the ColoHePs in
every element of beauty and pciuresqdeness neces-
sary 10 that feature of the face. My whiskers are
beautiful auburn set, with few of stray white hairs
of wisdom in the north west corner just sufficient TO
give keeping to the poetry of the squlnt eye and the
philosophy of the face. Besides, they save
great deal OF good time, formerly spent in shaving
which can now devote tho ladies and editorial
articles Nv friend Webb now only surpasses me in
one point. In less time, he saw more Of England
than did. had the pleasure of being the instru-
ment of procuring him sight Of the interior of West
minister Abbey-but have learned since my return
that Prince John Van Buren, extended his kindness
much further than did, and actually procured for
him the very curlous sight Of the inside of an English
Iail in Bristol. In this my friend Webb has beat me
in making the tour of Europe. never saw the inside
of an English prison, and most respectfully "knock
under TO the superiority of my rival.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

70 Russell's Concert on Monday, will be rcl
treat. ii gives new song by BOZ"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

~ The statistics ofsevera elections SO lar as hearo
from will be found on our outside
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

% If the Boston Times publishes our articles
and credits them to the Express again, we shsl
strike mmoG our exchange list.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

BEACON CoussS.-Today is the last day Of the
meeting. There are two races, purse ofs500 three
mile heats, and purse for mile heats. We refer to our
advertising columns for the interesting entries for each
race.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

SENTENCE or HaRsIs.-Wiam Harris, convicted
last week, before the Court Of Oyer and Terminer
Of the crime Of mansaushter was yesterday senten-
ced BY Judge Edwards to four years imprisonment
in the State Prison
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

80 Miss ShirreH, the charming vocalist and vii.
son, the singer appear in Opera at the National
on Monday. A rehearsal is given this evening
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

p' The Apalachicola Indians have run rusty
They refuse to 60 west Of the Mississippi.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

A FUHNtssE ID PAHLOH AND BED ROOM
IA wanted immediately in the vicinity of Park bv
gle gentleman, for The waer ses en- Application by letter,
70 A. sna LETT stthe Herald Office, viii be attended TO.
ole 81
nOARD Wanted by gentleman, furnished room, or
~ parlo and bed ced with bteRkast and
In gsneel private family where there lew other
bosroers. Address A. ID, ofce OF this paper Ol3 3s-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13
Banking i'm France.

Annexed is one OF the letters which wrote in Pa
ris, previous TO my departure for England and New
York 1t was sent by Havre Packet and only
reached this port day before got here IN the Royal
William. Its, however only the germ Of what
- on the same interesting subject.
LEIlEk NO. ANIII.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

81 The frigate lnconsiant has reached Quebec.
She will bring Lord Durham to this city il is said,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

" The British sloop Of war Race Horse has left
Guebec-destlnation unknown.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

How TO SAVE THE WHIe PARTY IN THE Cry
This is the great question of the day. How is to
be done How can we defeat Cambreleng2 The
thing is as easy as cock fighting. Ran my friend
John Haggsry the ticket, and the thing is done.
am in favor of Aaron Clark for one, and my friend
John for another. So my ticket is as follows:-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-29
SIOcOMB. RICHARDS & co.

ARE receiving by every arrival and have con.
N .,an,ly for sale, supply OF domestic goods
consisting, in parl, of the following nIt les, VIZ:
Knives and forks. by tho gross, and IN sets COM
rete, from tho highest to the lowest prices' carV-
mo. butcher and shoe knives, in every variety;
nnek,t and penk Hycs. oftwo and throe blades; PEN
tnye, ON cards; saor's pruning, Spanish dirk,
and sportsmcn's knives. OF Rogers and other man.
uf,c,urers make; razors, in case, and dozons' OF
sunsror quality ecp and tailors shears; small and
i,rge .ciz aors plane irons, chisels gouges. draw
;ag knyos, chnf do and scythes. sickles. chopping
md broad axes, of Collins Inorganic, Dunop's, 4
others make
description; butts hinges, wood Sorrows. bod screws,
mil and spike gimhlets, bang borcrs, patent and
CANNON screw augers, carpenters, smiths and shoe
hammers springs tacks. rivets. awl hats, pincers,
&c. &c.
Coffee mills, assorted. English and German do,
with fly and cog wheels, japanncd tea trays. in
nests bread baskets and snuffsrs, trays and sugar
boxes, trunks, vine coolers. tumblers and nutmeg
graters.
Plated ware. cake baskets, hnc and common pla
tod eastors and ,andles,icks. dec21
GALT-3Oon bushels Turks Island salt sfoa, 70
- sac by .
dJ7 S 81 7 WHlINEf, IS Ca" 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-29

n HE Principal Of the English, French ard Spanish
Academy, No.ii, st. Charles street, unnontres
81 his friends and The public with satisa, ton, thst his
nstitation is now il successful operaon that he hopes
soon to lay his compliment OF pupils, which will be
limited TO fifty
lie takes Ills opportunity of assuring parents tina,
noihns shall be wnuiinE, which NAV contribute TO the
comfort aud Improvement OF their sons
~. IS33
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NEW ORLEANS ~ CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.

1her TO oTotk Car be Outlined by pying 10
ears for t,c IMP
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREET CARS
Leave Ca,a street O'Clock, A. NJ and hourly. AT
calf paat o'clock tks will running hall
bout aud 'tinue throughout tho day until O'clock T..
from the he'd ofJack street.
Persons going by the Locomotive provide them
with Tickets will br taken iy the
Ohee New ohrlus ard Cirruton Rail Road Company,
POydcrs street JOHN HAMPSON,
novsa Chief Eug. N OK e Il. Il.
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- - 4 - - ----,-a'------s---.
LOUISIANA
JEFFERSON ACADEMY.

AChDE VI I
R1REPARA rORY to Jefferson Col ego and to 9th.
u ers Conducted by Is. Granet, l. l. ID.
Exchange Alley, between Cont aud iicnvie. Til;
situation was the most eligible that could be found
being enlirely free from the ose Of the streets and the
ratng Of dn,ys and car'agcs
Tie Jefferson Academy il divided into two depart
merts. The Junior elementary Depart ent for the
various branches Of common education in French and
in Euglisl- The Senior department for Latin Greek,
Mathematics, &c. Pupctuality, order discipline
strictly enJoned aud observed
Terms. Junio, Department, per month; $40
Senior do IS
Spanish s
lst BOOKS, stu es, paper, &c. charged separately
2nd A month once begun, to he paid in full;
Bird. No deduction for absence nor for HOLIDAYS:
4,li. Payments to be made regunrly every month.
School hours IRON 3 IL to o'clock, except Thurs.
days. sepY
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Rouse FURNISHING STORE.

uuU>E FURNISHING STORE.
Ep RRNWER x Co. hive constantly Gu hand Il,
hp. their extensive establishment, No. IL, Camp -
AMI 81 Common street, very iurge assortment u
honSe kccJ ing articles, consisting OF Ea,tLenXnle
China anu Glass; Brass and Steel Fire SITS ami
Fcadsrsi Kitchen Utensils; Iron, Tin, Uoodware mi
BASKETS; [c6r platrd britannia aHd Japanned yo0i
amps and ch1ndcfiers; kmiues and forks aud house
furAisimg gooiS general, which they prepares
to supply ut reduced prices to private dwellings,
boarding .honses hotels, ships, STEAMBOATS, AZ.
New Orleans. Nov g. lS3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-29

| NEW MUS iC-O, Naive Music; Tho Convent Bell
l Y Pm ranting, rowing Blade; Never Despair, Oh
don't you remember the beautiful gade in the dramatic
Romance; The White Horse of the Peppersi hou ar
come and Love thou art near me, :ug by Miss Sher
rii in the grand Romantic Opera Annie; Good Night
The meeting and parting; care not for spring on IL
nckIe wing by II Russell; Come come ilii art in =or
row; \ Lie on the Ocean wave, by II kussel She
watched for l; For me let fall tear Come to IN. al
morning; Der the waters bv moonlight lcrr no hoiia
like my own, arranged for the ufp by 4 Ltburre.-
Royal Values by A Fleche; Queen Vicorias Court
Quadrilles. ju,t received and ior sac by
DIG b CAsEi 10 Camp al
EOMPOSIriON NAILo-it and ,iph s. Tor
d22 HENRY o. AMFs, Is Camp street
T., Pl.EhDlD Ch,slm and New Years Gifts. Just
~ received and for sale by the subscribers spleen
did assortment of beautiful London aud American An
mall, consisting as follows:
Loaa0H dHnndis.
The BJok of Royalty. Bud mad Blossoms,
Fiudrn', rabexux,
Fl ier'- b awing Scrap Booh,
Iieath's Picturesque Annual,
Til. Portrait -innlli OF the llth century,
Beauty 3 Cost me,
The Gallery OF The Cruces,
The Keepsake; The Oriental Annual,
Jennings Landscape Annual.
Illustrations Of scotland and the Wnverly Novels,
lie PoInpcinna, magnificent illustration OF the
eSca, sliUEs OF fotnpe' aud Here ulancuin
The imperial, Christmas Tables.
friendships Offering. Tie Carcature Annual+
N.pe!etn Gallery, Fisher Juvenile Scrap Book,
The Young Genemen's and Young Lady An
nua
Forget Me Not, The Comic Annual,
american Aanads.
The Token, The Gift he Vi let,
The Pilgrims Progress,
The thristian kcepsa e,
Tht Lad e. n .mew he's annual,
Splendidly bound editions, suitable fof Christmas
and Ne. ieu'< Gifts, OF English, French and German
standard authors.
Nlagnifcrntly bound Bibles, Protestant and Catholic
Pimyer Books, III Ens h and French, most approved
editions.
superior assortment of splendid EngliShblaak
crap Books and Albums OF various SIZES.
Musa"l Album, by Louirc Puget, and other various
auihOr-. EJUliNS u co,
d2i cor St Charles and Co sts
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TIME proprietor has re-Gtted his Reading Room in
i . the St; Charles Exchnnse, Corner Of GrayieI
and ST. Charles street, In the neatest manner
Besides u the principal papers OF the Unitod State,
of every city and state. the Canadas Texas and Mexi-
60 and HAVANA, the regularly and extensive.
!y supplied viii, the latest European papers, Loyd's
LISTS and Prica's Price Current. Also with nearly
all ths Literary Periodicals OF the day. aud has the re.
publications Of the London, Edinhurg, Westminster
Metropolitan Reviews and Blackwools Magazine. The
North American Review; the Southern Liter ,r, knick.
booker, The An,elicnn Journal af Scicncet and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, Gentlemen,
gazne, American monthlv, Bently's Miscellany, the
Mexico Chrurgcai Review and u variety Of others
All these works are regularly subscribed for and recc
we'd. The room is also supplied with large vaiiet,
ofmap nnd aliases, Niles Register, evys Price Cur.
ren,trom itt commence cnt, Gazatcers, and variety
Of works preference.
The most active & intelligent collectors are m
poyed, 10 give the rliest arrivals and pains nor
penae will be spared render this Reading Room tin.
first the United States.
Subscriptions are respectfully received.
octll-u
NEW ~ a II n
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XDR:Nrs-.i6 cases, confronting French and Ameri-
can Prints, landing from ship PharsnIia, Tor sale
by ISAAC BRIDGE Il co,
dsO "a Magazine S,
blCE-jD ca9k. crop Carul,Ia RE, handing
from bris itialna, 'or sale by
VIII FRIDGE g. co,
dl2 ~ Magazine 81
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a LEX AMBER TOVAR, late Of Pl,htdrph is
N now opcning, No. az Camp street, and
very valuable assortment of
Lar, .Ned,cat TheotoStea1 School ard Miscellaneous
Uosks.
~k eh will he sold very reasonable t'rus He will
receive thu New Bass they published, and
Keep consistently all the works of the p0puiar authors
Iii. stock being entirely AMI very extensive
country mcrch aud professional gentlemen will do
well 10 emil before purchasing elsewhere.
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d2i orSt Charles and Common sts
NEW BOOKS.
I ASD OF SHARKS & SEA GUI.I.S, in . vols.
II The Wife Hunter. in vols.
The Stranger in China, in = voa.
Murders and Dutrages committed in this country
enhcllahed with numerous engrarings, representing
the Of blood, usd Iikeucsses of the
mails.
Cnroses of Literature and literary character illus
rsed by DIsracli Esq, ID l., tenth edition, COM
pic,e in volume.
Nicholas Aicklsly pnrt first. complete.
Report. VI Cases, argued and adjudged IN thr S,i-
prpme Court ui skr United States, January term, 1888
BY Richard Peters: d oil IL
Instructive and Tor sale by
VIM M'kEAN,
nov20 cor Camp and C"mmnn ),
MINES " CikDI ll.o-I'tr Juilu, o.n bremen
w and late arrivals,
R!ensh Wines.
Nlerenstcineir, Aacuhrunner, GTaciengcr, Horhh~i-
mer, "REMINISCENCES, stenbeger, Our Lady, Mix
Stein Il Leislen, Sparkling Hook, and Rh:n..h Win.
Giasees.
Champagne
hed and White, celebrated brands.
burgundy.
Sparkling, Romance, ChamDe lin, Clos dc rongeot,
and Nurts.
Chateau ] allite, and Chateau Narsaux. ltoyillr,
l.arose, fin 81. Julien and ST. Emnn Palmer Mar
ganX, in Cases 3doz. Good Est-rhe and st ulien
White Vines.
Hermitage, Sautcrn-, B,rsac md Graves
Dessert Wives.
Genuine luncl and Frontignuu Muscat. MADEIRA
old and pure imported in
Brandy Old Champn. in bures of 30 gals, ? loz.
and in ii pipe.
Genuine M,rasrhino and i Zara,
do Martinique aud B0urdraua tordiuIs,
White and Red Bordeaux Arisette in cpse-
Old l.ataiia d Grin"bc,
Absynthe and krSclw ,sser,
bordeaux Brand, Fruits,
White Bordeaux Wne Vinegar
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u LUCkr& Co, NO. 3 Front .evee, are rec, wing
~ by late arrivals from Europe, large addition
lher stock oi Hard Nale, which makes their assnrt-
nent very extensive; al q! which they offer low tor
cash, or city paper. d%4
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SA DDZ. hip Buckets for sale nv
sSP d!n LOCKE N CO, s Front Icses
Il IMhREl.LAS-15 cases black ma!liua unibre Has
" in store, and for sale by
dse. ISAAC BRIDGE co, 1874 Magazine q,
~ ALE KUrE-lSV coils. for sale bv
30 ISAAC BRIDGE e. co,
d!N 1884 AIngaZ no 81
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THE Subscribers offer ut Wholesale
e. the following goods.
" I HATS-lO0 cases moeskn silks, ns
RA [ sorted sizes am. hri,u-.
T&A 100 do hest No do do
NSD 100 do do No do do
100 cascs best No 3, assorted sizes and hrims.
% do l:eavrr, -ups rior article;
SO do Fin. Nnria;
~ do Extra do
.sse 81 Black anil While Russia;
50 do Extra Black Russia
100 do hluskrat & Coney tar broad and BARROW
hrIns, for ieree and country trade;
" do All ranks ofmiiitary & naval Chapeaus;
dc Childrens silk aud Russia Hats, all sizes.
CdPs-Fur, outer, fur Seat, Hutra, .Massrat, AMI
hnlr Seal, in t,co dozen
Scaluite.
Ciot, Caps-Pick~ick, Polish AYril's hat
shape soft top,
Forest, Forage,
Military uadress.
do Leather foiaging.
hildren's Fancy I urbans, Plaid and Velvet Cups,
French patterns.
Stocks-Sa,in, Silk and Bombazine, Of the neu,est
STYLES.
umbIellas-silk and cotton.
Military Planes, oiled silk.
silk Observation-Disclosures and Sptalhei1.
BandboIes for hatters wood cases. double Tor dry gaos
The above goods comprise large stock, and all
af the lass patterns, and will be sold at small ad
vince, with cost and charges New York prices The
subscribers i'll take orders for southern western and
Texas markets. for the horse OLA II Gossip & Co., Hat
Manufacturers New York. aud the shortest possible
notice. German and French Pushes bought.
GOSSIP n CO.,
Naval, Military, and Fashionable Haters,
Exchange Hotel,
novla ST Charles st
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4, TOVE>! SOrcs!! SLuCkE X Co. No. s From;
- lever. are receiving per ship John Hall, adi-
tinnl supply OF stove; hoi assortment consists
OF Spoors fnten, CoaI Stoves, Of all sizes Flilacl
pha Radiator Coal Stove; Concal Cooking Stu =;
Guason. sipant steam boat Cuo,. St,es; also Slow
PIPE pat Ip 10 order. da4
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VALUABLE Arc hitcctural Books. &c.
Eecelvedand for sale the Book Store of Alex
lowar - Camp street., VIZ:
Sugars Village Architecture, coored plates;
lindon's Encs lopaeda Of Architecture, new edi~
tin,
Thompsons Retreats, designed for villas, SEQ
co!ored plaes,
Nicholsons Dictionary Of Architecture. 9 vals;
do Principles of Architecture, 3 vols;
HosknS Architecture,
Stewards Architectural Dictionary. 3 vols,
tirier's Mechanics pockc hi 'tionary.
rracnclts Tin hing for Rooms
Annorals of Oxford. 3 vols
Publ Works of Great Britain. folio size.
Bruce on the Railway praaiice,
Woo on Ral Roads, new edition,
Nicholsons five orders in Architecture,
rre'dsold on Hydraulics,
Sketcher's Manual,
Amateur's Manual,
Bruff's Engineering,
The United Antiquities Of Atca foli".
Shaw's Architecture,
N,cholsuns Arch ccure,
l.alwsr's Modern Builders Guide,
Trcadsod's Princip.os Of Carpencring,
Glossary nj Architecture,
Shaw's Masonry.
variety Of Elementary Drawing Books, &c.
dlO
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NLLE-OnLEANS.-lde Municipalile, % Dec.
Els pIoprietan fcs terres suees sur la rue de la
Levee du Front par les presentes teclifes csr
voir conor l'o dominance dc novembre rnies
sous peine des amnnics anoncees d ms les 60 jour
qni suvront da e. en- executant rordrc sui want
de faire coeconer les banqaettes f,isant face leur
pIoprete respec i've bonnes brques du la lac,
gerre supports pierre de ros pieds tcurs and
Outer stone, and three feet paved support.
d20 SAM. klBOURG, com. &c district.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-29

CITY OF NEW oRLEANS-Second Municipality,
" Third Warl-Decemher Goth, 1898. The own
of properly Front Levee street, hereby mott
fed 10 comply with the ordinance Of November last,
under the penalties prescribed, in sixty days from this
date in e1ecning the following order, to w have
the sidewalks fronting their respective properties
structed asreeaby said ordinance, with curb and gut.
und three feet pavrd support, and have
The an,e paved with good quality lake bricks.
SAhlL KIBOURG,
do Commits arv, :'rh Ward
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-29

Ia, Twobrgs of the snpncity of about 200
rSySfN and 800 hhds. Sugar, to load for Northern
10y. port. Apply to LEVI II GALE,
d22 SO Common IT