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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

NVINEs 4 CORDIALs-Per Julia, from Bremen
w and late arrivals,
Rhenish Wines.
Niercnsteneir, Mareobrunner, Gracfenger, Hochhei-
mer, Fehanmsberger, Stehlheger, Our Lady, Milk
Sn'in 4 Leslen, Sparkling Hook, and Rhenish Wine
Glasses.
Red and White, celebrated brands.
burgundy.
Sparkling, Rom nee, Chanbertin, Clos de Vonpeot
and hurts.
Bordennp.
Chateau Lafitte, and Chateau Niargaux, l.coville
Lxrose, fine ST. Julien and ST. Enilion Palmer Mar.
gaux, in cases off doz. Good Eslephe and ST Julien
Table Claret.
Hermitage, Sautcrne, Barsac and Graves.
Dessert Wines.
Genuine 1unel and Frongnan Muscnt. Madeira
old and pure as imported in cams.
Brandy old Champagne in barrels of 30 gals, g doz
and in Ia pipe.
Cordiols.
Genuine Maraschino and di Zara,
do Martinique and Bourdeau2 Cordiela
White and Red Bordeaux Arisete in cuses,
Old Ratafa di Grinoble,
Absyn,he nn'l Kirschwasser,
Rortfeanx Brandy Fruits
For snle by f JOHNS & co,
nuv23 of St Charles Il Common s
NOTICE.
g IT. MAkY'S MARKET STEAM FERRY CO.
~ A meeting OF the Stockholders in the above Com.
cisely, ut MIR. Charles Dmonds, No. $50 Tchopi ou-
las street.
Punctunl attendance is reque,tc@
{ :; % hI,i,';. , COMM. .onsrs.
Nj ROBITAILLE.)
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26
MEfAlklE RACES,
,l7BE Fall Mee,ing for 1875. over this course .ila

BE Fall Meeting for 1875, this course wilS
commence on Monday, I!'sh I)eYs1nse,.
First D"y--A match for $4,000 n side h. f. four
rss l,cat Major 7. J. Wells names h. Exinnr by
imp l.cviatnan, dam imp, Refugee, BY Wanderer.
Gricr " Summons name b. C.. By Pznrr, dam nv Sir
Charles.
Second Day--A mitch Pr a1O0G side h. f, four
mr heats Mayer ! } Wells na,ncs + lsee>wing,
bv imp Lcvia'han, dam Black Soph;a. Rrnrs lprn =
dam by fnpgnIinnt Grier & Sim Mons MINES e. t.
Nhim ilemicn by Woolprrker. dam by " hip,tern.
Second Race, same day a Swr-psiuke for , YEAR
Old colts ard hliics, nar hears SEQ rnanre sew
IN Subscribers.
Jus ; GarIf-onr &C Fnrar,
lrs Smith SMITH, P Smith
1h,s Wells u Stevenson
Third i'av-fWo mo heats ) { Purse, $500
same l'hv, TWO mItr lrnt', Purse, $50
fnIlrth Dav-Th mic henis.J & Pure, I'm
Fifth Da,-Fonr mile heats, J Purse, eOOO
SIKH llny-Mile heats, hcst in ). J & Purse 7Olh>
Seventh nny-Ihrec mile heats, Proprielors
purse, 1000
JAS S GARRISON,
RICHARD ADAMS,
I1OSJ WELLS.
Rov1S-iro
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

BY the notice still remaining IN the N Y"Times'
the Cam brellng & Moore have not yet resigned,
we presume that the example of Mr. KiIgore has
not yet work ed The effect it should have produced
on the 9th instant. When Mr. Kilgore resigned,
and promptly too. on hearing a sub treasury candi
date was elected to succeed him, the "New Ernr
said he was rebuked by the voice of The people.
Why does not the hoaxeI" use the same lam
guage to the "ciings" of his owa city,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

Huntsville bank-The Den,scrai, at Huntsville, Ala
of tho l7lh inst. sa So awe are authorized to state,
That Gen. Lowe, the President Of the Branch Bank in
this place. has succeeded in selling in New York, half
four and SIX yenrs.
We are also further informed that abundant sup
ply OF specie is ordered and that the Huntsville Branch
will certainly resume specie payments on the first Mon
day in January next on which day the Banks in Mo-
bile will also resume, instead of the lst December as
mentioned in our last.
Just paper ia going to press, we are informed.
TINT the Branch Bank in this place has commenced
checking upon the East per cent premium, but
would receive other but those Of the Branch in
m yment,"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

CELEBRATtoS.-At public meeting of the ci,i-
zens of Cincinnati, on the 18th instant, II was
unanimously resolved to celebrate in an adequate
manner the semi.csntennal anniversary of their
city "a foundation on The Goth December.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

Some OF the npologlsts, iiiends Of the default.
ing ex"collector OF New York gave sort Of con.
dltonal "Promise TO pay" on his behalf in the
shape of an assured conviction that he would
return by The "Grea, Western" and settle up ::
but alas! for loco foco sub treasurers, like other
days, they n'v'r return. The Great Western has
arrived, her list Of passengers has been published,
but no Samuel Swarwout appears upon it, nor do
we find in the valuable articles which she broueh,
as cargo, any mention of the million and quarter
that was promised TO be mid.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

the rex below. (w'ih only q triA"g irJury 10 one
Of ther, Mr.. fh.ler) and having cleared III" on.
ter drfences reached the open country, and sought
RI her in the hnus" OF patrn, "a poor milk
whom they knew. Here they remained for some
days, during which period they frequently cav
detatchmenrs Of tronps securing the country in
search Of them, and could even see The agents Of
government, posing hills, Offering reward for
their apprehension. Their host, fortunately for
'h"m, was true as steel, and the heavy sum offer
ed did not ndnce him to betrny them. Finally
they b'aned the uniforms of colonial officers,
and in this disguise. boldly asserting that they
were in search OF Themselves succeeded in making
their way 10 the lines. They then proceeded ID
Boston, from which place they arrived here yes.
!erday.-Tin,cs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

LATHS.
aVNHIRTY thousand III inch landing from brig
Il Lincol ard for sule by
SAT- WHITNEY,
noy26 ~ Camp st
DOTATOES.-75 bbIs POtatoes IanJin. from br;.
Il Lancet, for sale by
s J P WHITNEY,
MOVES "a C,,n, 9,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26
TO MERCHANTS.

GJMERCHANTS can haze a BEAUTIFUL CtRcu-
LAR struck off atJour hours NorIcE, by calling al the
Compiling Room Of TRUE AMERICAN PRINTING
OFFICE, ST. Charles Exchange, adjoining the READ.
ING Room at Corner of Graver street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

~ The Military Of city turned gu, in fine style
yesterday: most of the crack companies visited our
municipality, md made a display seldom seen on any
but great anniversaries The cavalry consisting OF the
Chasseurs Dragons, Lancers and Governors Guards,
made magnificent display, while the infantry compa
MES were more than usually splendid. The Yaxeers
turned out in their strength with band that could not
be rivaed in the city, and the appearance of the whole
company gave the most unminged satisfaction. In the
evening the new company Of Governors Horse Guards
attended the ST. Charles theatre where their presence
created much interest, and their gay uniforms were
much admired. ~ .
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

% The River has commenced falling. II receded
five inches during Saturday night and had previously
fell one or tm inches. Yesterday morning usher
ed in with storm, which continued for some
hours, but very moderately covering the ground to the
depth Of two or three nchss-Cin Neps, 18Th.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

Disaster.-The steamboat Smelter arrived last light,
ami brings intelligence that the steamboat Native,
her passage fro below this place, burst her boiler
yestclda, near Dover, or ingham's Shoals, killing two
negro men, and severely scading seyer other persons
number ni horses and cattle that board were
blown into the river and we presume pershed.-Nash-
piHe Banner, 2ist.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

Coon NEWS -One Of the most ngre, a BILE iems
Of intelligence that we have met with, states tn,
a letter has been receive d in this city from Liver.
pool stating that it Is intended to establish line
OF british steamers to this port. Rejo,ced as we
are 10 hear that this ardcny desired good s like
" to he realized a. last cannot blu, feel repre,
that our citizens continue so supine. so dead to
theit own interests, that they permit themselves
TO be ou'done in energy even in that which mos,
concerns their own advantage,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

W We are happy to .tate that the steamer Co.
Iumh'a,' Capt Wade, returned to the city about o.
clock yesterday evening, having got aAoat between
and Fin the morning. card signed by all her passen-
gers testes their entire satisfaction with the care and
good conduct Of the Captain and entirely exoperate him
from any blame in the of her detention on tho
sand bank We sincerely rejoice find the good craft
with her crew and passengers, once more in sufety
viii us.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

NDTaCE.
rENHE Jacket ship VICKSHURG, Bunker, Master,
] is dischargins opposite the Vegetable Market, con.
sgnecs will please attend the receipt of their goods.
ROBT LEIGH,
noyn6 Opposite r 0 Bank L n C.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26
Nj AR LET'S.
From N Y Jour Com. NarI7s, >,

From N Y Jour Com. Nor H. spm.
tbs MARKET The demand for i. SIR ht exesp, for
home The sales of Cotton week arc 0U b,.
at t Ca l3 since the by the Great Western sellers
have readily accepted former prices.
Moasses remain Inactive 50 hhds sweet Havana sold at n
cents In provisions there change to notice in uny
artiee the sales of Rice $50 change in piice
PHILADELPHIA MARKET Nov. IT,
CofeeBuyers hold off and the demand has materially
fallen OF The weeks have confined 6UO bags
Rio at 1t q ~ cents: $50 Cuba " "a i0i common
and fair quality 800 Lasuyra IL, ny "a ia cents ali a
smos.
Lead-A sale of upwards of O06 pigs Missouri 81 cents
per h. mos.
susar.Ihe stocks are light and the demand has become
very limited and for Box former
tanned sale of $40 boxes Havana terms unknown
40 hhds common ST Jaso A Porto Rico Ell 900 brls
white Brazil ~ cts per ID; all on time.
o cts par Id, mos. " -
Our advces from Liverpool to Oct 2h The sale, nm
TO period in octer 1870 hhds 56 yircnia Leaf
and 464 with 200 bids Kentucky Leaf and $50 stem
mod There has been advance in prices since last
month We now quote Kentucky Ieafa 81 10 ad do stem
med NE" dais o. Il James River Leaf sound II "a IOd; do
90 stemmed I'D a Is. " ' "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26
1000! Capital Prize.

Tickets only 81.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
Drawn numbers of the GRIND State Lottery Class S.
10, 49, 49, 33, 43, 1t, 81 81, n, 90, 1853.
CLAsS No. ST.. Authorised by the Legislature Of
- the State. To be drawn SATURDAY, Nov.
24h, 1888, at o'clock, P. NJ. at Bishops HoieI.
S. DAVIS g. co, Manavers.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

q eI4 Prizes nmoun,nsto $94. 500
Tickets 81 90 Halves 81 00-Quarters So
Packages Of rs Tickets for $780, warranted TO draw at
least $24.
Packages of25 half tickets $25, warranted to Jray
at least $l2 Packages IS Quarter Tickets $l2 81 war
rantcd to draw at least - For Packages or single
Tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
nOvS3 is Chartres at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

Inc great number ut strangers assembled, and
assembling TO witness the coming races, make
Carroll'on place of much excl mt, and great
resort. The Ho'el, now kept by Mr.. Moore, can.
not be surpassed by any establishment in the
state for comfort, style, or eaGclIen, living. The
bar, the table, and The chambers, are perfectly
uniqne-both in manner and in matter, while ,he
singular beauty Of the situation, the unryaIled
bloom OF the surrounding gardens. md the excite.
ment mAint mined by the great display of "biub
melted racers,'' make it the re,.destou, of tina
gay, and the enjoymen, of all the lovers of de.
light.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

The coming races.-The Eclipse course is now in
FIRST rate condition, and daily it may be seen SOME
OF the most celebrated race nags known in the Sou,
west. We visited the course and surrounding stables
yesterday and can promise the turfpan and adrnrer Of
that noble ANIMAL the Racer" some capital sport a,
the ensuing meeting on the Eclipse course. BY noon
to-day there will be assembled six stables which are
many oft most popular horses this. or the neigh
hourIng Suites. There Colonel Bingamin's, the
Wels', Burrows, Tayloe's, Kenners, OliversMnor
Garrsons, Griers, and others, the major part of which
are close in the vicinity. Sarah Bladcn"-the csack
OF Mississippi will meet Wagner" "Josh Bell" and
perhaps Exits, .or Mad Antony" in the greut four
mile race: while for the othsr purses there are more
rags than wo can name. Mr.. Tayoes stable, consist
ing OF Zenn by Levathan, winner of four races out
OF hve,-Mnria Black an imported fly, winner at
miles thin 6 months Of her arrival and liule Pnc-
t'tns, in condition fit to aud win, at any distance
Mr. Minor has large string of imported FLIES, inlu.
ding Britannia and others, together with some cracks
by imported horses The " Jewrss" and Rich I'd OF
York; belonging to Mr.. Ksnne are going in first ra,
order, while Josh Bell, Wagner cum nultus nliis ore
spoken of being in tip top condition. Col Oliver,
who takes his chieiest pride in the Eclipse course is
interchangeable in getting every thing in first rate order
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

More light, and ight."-A Cincinnati paper, speak.
ing OF chandelier about TO he put up by Messrs. Fogg
Il s,ickney, ntheir Circus SAYS it will surpass in eff
feet sin liar affair in the country not excepting that
at the St. Charles in New Orleans Ye Gods! But
does the e''itor of the News" know what tn, dmen-
si"ns Of the St. Charles chandelier really are The
saw-dust fxings Of the Buckeyes must be On vaster
scale than their ntellectuay would seem to warrant
if only one of their illuminators-the Chandelier is
on larger scale than the following twelve feet in
height, hiry-six in circumference: weight 42rO lbs.
and is Illuminated with 76 lights; has twenyhee
thousand and three hundred glass Drops weighing
cw qrs and has @ cwt. If brass, and of iron
work, in its constructions We 10 not pretend to know
what new lights the Cincinnati folks intend to throw
over their intellectual amusements of the ring, but
should hardly imagine they would go to greater ex
tent than Mr.. Caldwell has, to adorn the temple of
mental profession, and compliment community who
do not at present, justify the tribute.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

Maj: Gen. Scott and Aids arrived in town yesterday
and took odings at the City Hotel. We understand
they leave Tomorrow for Lousvle.-Ib.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

NDTfGE.
TIME packet ship ALABAMA, from New York, is
1 dsrhargng abreast the Vegetable Market; con.
sgnees will please attend to the receipt Of their goods.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26
A FIRST rate Mich Cow for sale, apply on board
"a ship Oconee, opposite Hospital street.
uoyl7

GERMAN WORKS.
CONVERSATIONS LEXICON, 10 vols, and
~ vol plates;
Goatie,-Scher,
Trrck-,Huffnan, Complete works.
Wieaud-LessinE,
TIL koerner-YondeF Vede Casanova, original cd-
tion;
Zschukke, in | s. in 8 vols;
Cauren IL Kind No, ellen,
And q variety Of standard works in the German
Also German Grammars ind Dictionaries for instruc-
zion in French, English and spanish.
f Johns & CO.
purl7 cor st Charles Il Common at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26
A BARGAIN

A BARGAIN
DIFFERED on leaving the State-I5OO acres of Red
" River lands of choice quality and locality, situu.
ted few miles from the mouth Of Red River and pro-
ducing baf- and halfpe, acre The lands adjacent
are held at $50, and refused $50 cash up. Terms,
fraction above the government entries fall are TAKEN
or $4,000 will releave and secure on equal share il,
the speculation. Address s. w. H. and Leave at this
office, between this and Saturday, - o'clock.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26
BUREAUS DU COMPrROLE -NIunicip,li IA
NJ, q,

BUREAUS DU COMPTRoLEUR-Mu ,e
No2: Nile Orleans. % Nov: 1888.
AVIS PUBLIC est par lie present dome, quo
Samedi, Ter de D6cembre proclaim, a midi, fad
jugerai ce Bureau plus haut enchGrs.onr, Ia
collecto du revenu du MARCHE SONAR F.,
pour TN an, savoir du Ter Janvier 1889 au 81 De
cembrc ;nclusiveInent.
ConditioIs dc l'adjudication. Le fe rmicr on To-.
nour du bail, dsvra, einq ours apres Adjudication,
fonrnir bl.!ctS promissores, sndoss6s q la
tsfacton du cons il, payables l, ?, g. A, S. 6, T.,
8, 8, TO- IL q, u mos, Gu Ter de Janvicr. 1889, a
defaut dc laquelle forlnai.6, il sera proctde
nouvclle eAchere, pour lie compte ct aux rlsqucs
dudt fermcr on teneur dc bail. II devia aussi
rffecter ct hypolhequor en- faveur dc ce,te munich
paltG tous les droi,s lesquels lodt revenu es,
ntferm6, dc manere qu'au dGiaut de- Placement d'au.
Gun dos desdts billets, eur echeancd, Ia munich
palite ait lie dreit de saicr provtsorenent iesdits
droits, ainsi atfeetes ct hypothequ6s aomme eau
ton. II Sc coniormera aussi aux performances nc
1ueemont en- force, on qui lie seront dams "a suite,
regard dudt marchG.
2lnov JOHN CALHOUN, comp Keller
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

FOR NEW YOKK-HOLMES' LINE.
To sail on Tuesday, 9th Nov.
II VIE packet ship TROY, u. Wood, Master, being
J. unovoidubly detained will sail as above. For
bnlance of freight 20 bales cotton the bulk thereof
or passage apply on board, opposite the vegetable
market or to CANES,
nOv26 Al Canp n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

NEW PLBLIl 7ATTGNS.
VVNHE Stranger in China, by Downing;
Il The British Senate in vols;
Romance Of Vienna, by Mrs I'rollope, 2voIs;
Pelayo the last of the Gohs, in vols
Peter Pilgrim, by DIR. Bird, g vols;
Piccioa, from the French of Saintne;
The Wife Hunter, the Moriarty family
Land Sharks & Sea Gulls, by Captain Glass
cock, r ~, in vols, for sale by
f JOHNS e. co,
nov2f cor ST Charles g. Eptnmon 8,
& ALT-5000 sacks Liverpool Salt aaoal in lots to
~ suit purchasers; apply to LII GALE,
novel 90 Common ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

AS large majority If the Month Carolina lsgis-
A'ufc ia strongly opposed to the subrrca
sury scheme, and her pre.en, loco foco sera.
tors in congress avouch their determination to
"hry Instructions, We may reasonably hope for su,
little trouble from Messrs Brown and Strange, in
the endeavours which will be made early in the
next session 10 s,rnngle the scheme MS soon rs the
Van Burenites present their abortion to view.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26
COMPTROLLER OFFICE-SECOND MUNICI
PAIlTN

COMPTKOLlEKk OFFICE-SECOND MUNICH
PAIlTy,
New Orleans, Nov. 30, 1873.
DuBLiC notice is hereby given; that on Saturday
the Srst day oi llerember l. at twelve O'Clock
will s,niicae, nj this Office To The highest bidder
the collection OF the revenue of ST. Many MaaHET
for one year, viz: T ON the frs, tanuary, 1882 10
the 5ltt December, 1888, mcInsv'. Term, and c0n.
d,tio"s u hc adjudication. The farmer or lessee
sh"'l, within five days ate, c rljulcatrn furnish HI,
rHn's-"ss pnses eplm sed s4e sn,istnc1a, Of The
Council payable Mt -, B. j., ., 6. I, 3, 10, l. md
- Hi"nths hs1' the irsF day Of Jsnnurv, 1892 mud
Sb"nld he t'5l 10 do so hd;hrunn will W. made
ior fine accnnru rl at thu risk !, srlrsT lessee
lie shall also aler and mortgage in favor Of this Mu-
ncs!ry MI The rights whici, Said revenue is arm
ed so 'at in efnutof- payment Of my OF the nfsre.
sah noeS their becoming due the Municipality ~
have the power Of Selling pnei.innny the aforesaid
rights affected md mortga gr as pledge. lie shall
also conform all the Ordinances now in force o,
which mny be hereafter be pissed IL relation said
market. JOHN CALHOUN
DoyJ3-tIIcc CumntrolIrr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

CONTRAST The following scale of prices of the
principal articles in the market Of Cincinnati 10
given by the Post of that city:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

VI Col. Oliver arrived from Louisville
yesterday, and is now nctvely engaged in prepa.
ra'ions for brilliant fall meeting on the Eclipse
Course.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

FOR ST. MARKS.
fENlIE fast sailing big MAJESTIC, Capt A mes.
having most Of her cargo engaged. will have des-
patch. For balance OF freight or passage apply to
So - + WHITNEY,
nOv26 10 Camp 1t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

FOR NEW YORK.
To sail the day after tomorrow.
LONDON AND NEW YORK LINE.
THE very fast sailing regular packet ship NASH
VILE, Wood, Maser, will sail as above. For
the freight of 50 bales cotton, the bulk thereof
passage, apply TO the Captain boa.d two tiers be-
low the Vegetable Market orto
D BEIN e. A COHEN.
moves 90 Common At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

BooM.-On the 10Th inst. Booth played Hamlet in
7 ouisvil1o
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

Inc h'rer-Ihe Louisville Journal of the 18th
sny'-'he river has ri'en here from low water
mark, in all about 30 inches and r n, a stand
Below the falls there will probably be abou, five
feet in The channel.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

TEN DOLLARS REV ARD
DUN away on the morning of the Both October, the
~ slave CATHARiNE, grille, aged about thirty
years; speaks French and English; is well known and
VIII try pass herself free. The above reward will
be paid for her delivery to the subscribers.
DOYLE Il MAY,
Carondelet st
CAPTAINS Of vessels, steam boats and Others are eau
TONED against taking or harb0rins the above nm
med Slave, under the penalty OF the law.
oe3l-l83Y