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The native American., 1838-01-27
MAGAZINES, &c.

We have received from friends, Kennedy & Elliot
at the Athenaum Buildings, the late numbers of Ltes
Museum, most capital work, elegantly printed, and
judiciously complied Also the American Quarterly
Review for December, which will meet at our hands
most careful perusa for there is matter in it worthy Of
an Americans warmest admiration.
Woman as she should be, is neat one volume work,
rom the polite hands,) adapted to the reading Of
our countrywomen and woman every where else. We
merely quote the first passage the chvay and high tone
of which exactly agrees with opinion in the mpor-
tant matter; hereafter may give more critical aten-
tion to this work.
"The dignity and virtues of the female character
NOT be too highly estimated too sacredy protected
Here is sentiment worth all the diamonds Of Golconda
From Stationer's Hail. we have received the slashng
London Quarterly, and the classic Biackwood. Their
contents are powerfully interesting.
The native American., 1838-01-27
From the N. Y. Mirror.
A MIL LINE RS RID.

When lovely woman longs to marry,
And snatch victim from the beaux,
What charm the soft design will carry?
What art will make the men proposes!
The only art, her schemes to cover,
To give her wishes sure success;
To gain, to fix captive lover,
And "wring his BOSOM" is --ro DRESS.
The native American., 1838-01-27

FMr. GEoReE JACOBS, Of this city, is an au-
thorized Agent for this paper. He will visit Bal
timore next week.
The native American., 1838-01-27
THE MURDERED TRAVELLER.


BY VIM. C. BRYANT.
When spring to woods and wastes around
Brought bloom and Joy again,
The murderd travellers bones were found
Far down the narrow glen.
The fragrant birch above him hung
Her tassels in the sky;
And many vernal blossom sprung,
And nodded, careless, by.
The red bird warbled as he wrought
His hanging nest o'erhead,
And fearless near the fatal spot,
Her young the partridge led.
But there was weeping far away,
And gentle eyes for him,
With watching many an anxious day,
Grew sorrowful and dim.
They little know, who loved him so,
The fearful death he met,
When shouting Ger the desert snow,
Unarm'd and hard beset.
Nor how, when round the frosty pole
The northern dawn was red,
The mountain wolf and wildcat stole
To banquet on the dead.
Nor how when strangers found his bones,s
They dressed hasty bier,
And marked the grave with nameless stones
Unmoistened by tear.
But long they look'd and feared and wept,
Within his distant home;
And dream'd and started as they slept,
For JOY that he was come.
So long they look'd--bM never spied
His welcome step again,
Nor knew the fearful death he died
Far down the narrow glen.
The native American., 1838-01-27

BANK OF THE UNITED STATEs.-It will be
seen by the following statement-the monthly
return Of the Bank Of the United States for the lst
of January lS3S--that that Institution had at that
time, upwards Of $3,7OO,OOO in her vaults in
specie. Specie, $,77O,S42 So; Notes in circula-
ton, $547 900 As; Notes outstanding of the late
Bank Of the United States, 81, ,O20,467 II.
The native American., 1838-01-27

Col. Totten is entrusted with the proposed i'm
provements at the Navy Yard, Pensacola.
The native American., 1838-01-27

The poetical contribution of of our correspondents
is under advisement He must be patient
The native American., 1838-01-27
WHO ARE THE vENDERs OF ARDENT SPIRITS,

WHO ARE THE vENDERs OF ARDENT SPIRITS
"A western paper remarks" We observe in
this county, as in most other places in our country
where intemperance prevails, the traffic OF spirits
is1postly among foreigners. Very few men who
Male any regard for their characters among their
fellow citizens, are engaged in it. 1t is confined
generally to those whose characters are of little
value to themselves. Many foreigners whe come
to this country have no settled occupation. They
find, on entering our cities and large towns, that
the business Of rumselling may be entered into
without much trouble or expense, capital or char
acter. They can easily get the requisite number
of citizens to certify to their respectabilty, and
the desirableess of public house in that partic,-
lar neighbourhood, and they are at once set up by
our public authorities in their business. Proba-
bly, josrJf1i 1--WE speak our impression) of all
the grogshopsin Cincinnati are kept by foreigners
Though we are sorry to add, that their company is
kept by several Of our otherwise respectable cti-
zens, who are also engaged in the business
This fact that foreigners are chiefly engaged in
intemperance among us, should not
be overlooked, in our efforts to promote the re-
formation
The native American., 1838-01-27

tive Americanism by many foreigners in this city
holding office under the United States Govern
ment, the audacious interference of foreigners ge-
nerally with the elections, and their assumption of
privileges which belong not to them, often and
very justly have prodnced strong expressions of
animadversion among our citizens of both political
parties. Much of the rancorous hostility evinced
toward Native Amercanism, by foreigners, indi-
vidually and collectively, indicates that no mea-
sures, however base, are spared to stay the rising
progress Of that great and good cause. Those pa
triotic principles are daily receiving an accession
of powerful talent and numerical strength, and
the time is not distant when the supporters of them
will reign as the triumphant, dominant party
throughout the nation, notwithstanding the out
rageous and unprincipled opposition Of the cursed
horde of miserable immigrants who usurp to
themselves rights and liberties to which they are
not entitled, and which in moral and intellectual
endowmenls they are totally untitled to enjoy.
Seldom are we disposed to notice individual hos
tility of foreigners to cause, as such persons
but spit against the wind, and usually are repaid
in similar coin to their own, and to their hearts
content. We have, however, single tale to un-
fold of this character. We learn from undoubted
authority, that certain prominent Irishman hold
ing an office in the Boston Custom House, through
his ardent zeal for 'sthe poor of society,", and
in his overfowing love toward his afflicted coun-
trymen, was prompted to fool away his time and
money in the vain attempt to support and bring
into notoriety the WANDERER, an Irish paper pub
lshed for short time in this city; and which was
brought into the world for the express purpose of
opposing Native Americanism. We care not for
the hostile feelings of the man, so much as we
regard his neglect of duty and stealth of time
which properly belonged to the United States Co
vernment, and by whom he is compensated. We
hope and trust that the enew-apponted collector pos
sesses American patriotism enough to put into re-
QUESTION the scrubbing brush of reform, and will
soon sweep that stable free and clean from its foreign
filth. We could wish the same reform at our
Post Office. We have watchful eye toward the
appointing Of foreigners to public offices, and sup
planting whole-souled Americans, whose quaifi-
cations are far superior for the station. These
things will not long continue, for the hour of re-
demption is near, when the Native American
party will correct these evils, and none other than
American citizens will fill our offices of honor and
proft.-Bosfon american.
The native American., 1838-01-27
BRANCH RAILRoAD.-on an.

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.--On and
wv after Monday next, the 11th inst, the cars will
leave the depot in this city for Baltimore at o'clock A.
NJ. instead Of 8 "a A. NJ, as heretofore.
The object of this alteration is to render certain the
arrival Of the train at Baltimore early enough afford
ample time for passengers going north to take the steam
boat which departs daily for Philadelphia at half
past IL clock.
The afternoon train WILL heretofore leave the depot
at quarter after o'clock, p. M.
Sept. 8-H
The native American., 1838-01-27
SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1888.

OFFICE ON = sTREEr, IN THE SQUARE IMMEDIATELY
WEST or THE BURNT POST OFFICE. t
The native American., 1838-01-27
RECOMMENDED BY THE MEDICAL FACULTY

ELODOARDO HOWARD'S improved Compound
iula. or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism, Syphiic
and Murcurial Diseases, White Swellings, Obstinate
Eruptions of the Skin Ulcerous Sores Pains in the
Bones, General Debility, and all Diseases requiring the
aid or Alternative Medicines.
The Extract is prepared from an improved formula,
sanctioned by scientific Physicians and Phrmaceutisis.
and is decidedly the most active, ecacious, and
nient preparation in use.
Or Mercury only added when regularly prescribed
It should be used where circumstances will admit,
under the guidance and direction of physician.
Carefully prepared from selected materials, at my Phar
macy, near the Buildings.
Also for sale at many Of the Drug Stores IN Washing
ton Georgetown Ale xandra, Baltimore and throughout
the United States FLODOARDO HOWARD,
The native American., 1838-01-27

- ECOMMENDED BY THE FAGULTY.-
N Howard's Compound sirup OF Carrageen, safe,
smpe pleasant and eecual remedy for chronic coughs,
|asthmas, consnmptions, &c.
This Sirup has deservedy acquired great reputation,
and the confidence fphysicans, remedy in the
of pulmonary diseases 1t is not offered specific,
but will be found generally eecual in the Of chro
mic coughs, asthmas &c. and will frequently relieve
obstinate pulmonary diseases.
OU- When circumstances admit it should be used under
the direction of physician.
Prepared aud sold, wholesale and retail, at my Phar.
macy, near7 Buildings. FLODOARDO HOWARD.
Also for sale by ST. Todd, G. Stot G. s. Farquhar
and c. Boyle Washington; G. M. Southeron Georgetown
Wm. Stabler, and John Sears Alexandria.
JAN l3-tf
The native American., 1838-01-27

yXTANTED.-Two or three Hands accustomed to
Wv getting out Barrel Slaves; TO whom constant EN-
ployment will be given, and liberal wages Inquire Of
P. M. PEARSON s. co.
Pennsylvania Avenue, between Sd and l-2 streets.
Jan. l3-3t
The native American., 1838-01-27

VXTOOD! WOODu-The subscribers are now
w ceiving quantity of Wood by way of ll-road,
which they will sell for cash. at the depot for 81 so per
cord or SIS delivered. p. M. PEARSON & co. !.
Inquire at the Wood and Coal Yard, between Sd and
a IL streets, PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. Jan. Is.
The native American., 1838-01-27
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
glas2 gl5asl gggss2

TRANSPORTATION I.--NOtIce hereby
Il given that in consequence of the impraccabiIity Of
making collections and the losses heretofore
tanned merchandise other articles hereafter conveyed
upon the road will be permitted to be removed from the de-
pot until the amount Of freight and charges be paid except
for those merchants who receive large consgnments, and
in the habit Of paying their bills promptly on the FIRST
of each month.
The native American., 1838-01-27

VXTANTED TO PURCHASE--Fty thousand Doll
Wv lars Corporation Stock, and Fifty Thousand Doll
lars of Treasury Drafts Apply to the subscriber who
be found at Loyd's Hotel, every market morning
Dec. 3O--3t ID. 8. WATERS.
The native American., 1838-01-27

TNEMPLE OF FASHION, East of Gadsby's
i H,tel, Penn. Avenue.-RAzRoRs, and all kinds
of Surgical Instruments put in the best order War-
ranted to perform well: If not returned and reset free
of charge, by P. CARTER
Dec p Professor Of Hyircuftine and Sknpi,p
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1.u,rC
niirDI ~ n o,,IhnN ~ lRSI JUDICIAL
70 ali hnn ,ho,o ,r'La ne State OF Louisiana
Wl,,,,ns rlan tu; '1 ' ~, ~ cone, reelhiS
nj n s,,le ,nale h.. it, ; '"n'es hWlhS purchase
S,iy, H., , ,'iu Fc VI 'lie creditors nf tdwar
nI; In iii, ] iI s, ,.e i,'.cf "eScflbed, has Up
;r ,,ii; a ."u'. ait ."l u seIenbert A. ID. 1885
nrt of ,b " 10 unn IN continuity to nj
AN Arl far Tho frta, nv ' :" LOUISIANA, entitled
srr. at ;nI;;l -, i'"'c I" n'lcs 10 p'irca
| March l;3i N' approved 'he tenth day o
N,,y ,hrCo 1, -
hsr.;,, . i,l.;I an" w persons interested
,I S' " ~, .r" aug I'!',ohiScd ~ the name .
t,nnt l 'i"' t'- ny dn'IIrnl Dsiric
~ ,i w, va" H. ~" ui'N ~ l'''t or ctaUi in an,
of nm, tr,, '.,''''i ''s' ',"' ~ consequence
The corr, ,nJr " l; Wv, meC''' "i Judgment o.
rrr,,I,;, w ;iiI; '''I 7'lu wa: i'a'''' "r tnv ir
+; !c,in,i: il; ,; ~ ~. "[p'isGm''S ana alver
rft ',,, " I'''ie' VI 3a''nf "r my other
49,. "''''".,tf' I" snow cause, within thirty day.
,'T ,''l Is hfTf 'n,r''rd IN tie pnhIh
+ ,,t ,I Wv wv " i"'''' ''oui' not he confirmed
,ih,, ,i, ,,, ,,' ,,,
~, w. ,,,.,i;d,Il' n'' ~ 't' 5yhilr ortsad
49, ,a ID, ~, , ~ INV u.s. :, ~ i"b, by VIZ
f, "" 4 IA l"}1 i; ~ ,,,'''r" gu ''is hih day
" ,rd;,ors ~ Nv n" r,''' til r'""rd Snzma
- ms ';i ~ y; i'";, "' he docket of this
['n q" ~, .I ina ono "''fe! became the
I,i+..;,, ~, :, fnrnnnrty ~, o; J.; ill.,,
'i' "a We i'''' " CIV" III '''e 'ualchi I"n-
A., t., of,.o,ud ,,.,no,,,, l.,
;b, .,;sr ,n cr-n nnl I,rsI.a j.; .. ,ne numbers
end measuring IN all one hundred and nine, ,a",
three and hali;.h front ON Ieyer stresi .no h,,',
bred a,.a G1, t,c5 f,nnt on Second street nv nn h,
dred and t hTee inches and vs one 1na n"
deari mike line dividing hem from lot No seren and
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NV I1N ; TUItFI.
uST received per late arrivals from New Ypk,
~ fresh ami fashionable assortment, -t n iCS
The subscriber would particularly call the attention
OF the public 10 style heavcr hats OF Il stipcro,
finish fine texture, ricl m beautiful lusre; also to
ie PLAN i,SS'a i'a OF superior quality; and also
= lendid article of silk hat tuget err i'll general n
s"rtlnent manufactured by himself, expressly for this
MARKET wholesale aud retail
NV OSBORN, 81 Camp street.
N. b City and country dealers are inv lied to call.
fob 5
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TO OWNERS AND USERS or HORSES
uhaEoA WALpGRAvE,s GoNpITIt,N
hc.n ,,,,s phks, Nc; N. R-Thls article has
peen introduced into the coantry but about thsee
months and the as tnsf,ing demand n h.. MT
wi'h has entirely eScecdcd the most sanyu;ne
uoles oi Inc propri n. Nsarly all livery stables.
, una, great number OF gentlemen owning horses
nave used ans ara delighted with it, II not only
improves The pre- ent appea anre of The .orse. ba
10 ~ permanent and most decided beGrtit Ami
10 The druggists generally, Win
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EMlERRIltIlS

bEM0RRn0tDS.
=. AVS lINlMENTs-No Ficion.-This OK.
traord'nary chemical compositions the result
OF SCIENCE and the invention ., a celebrated med;
cal man, the lntroddei II of which to the nuhI;.
was invested with tho solemnity OF deathbed
nequest, has since gained reputation Unparalleled
luty sustaining the correctness of tho lnmept.J
Dr Grldcy's last confession that he dared maj
o'e without giving 10 postcrily tho beucfit of hi.
| knowledge on tbs subject" and he therefor,
| n,4ucathcd to his friend and attendant Solonoo
| hays, the secret of his discovery.
/ 1t Is new used i'll the principal hospitals md
! me Ftfatc practice IN country first and most
| certainty tor the cure OF the Piles and SO e.,o,
slfefy and ccclualy as to butiic creduli,v nnlos.
Shoso lis effects are witnessed EXTERNALLY in Tho
| following complaints:
For DEMONSTRATING extraordinary absorp,iow,
at once. paws
| gu a. Swellings- Reducing them i'll few hours.
Observation-Disclosures or Chronic giving ou;cL
| ease i~
Sore Ihroat-By Cancers, Ulcers or CoI4.
over the Chest anu
All Bruises, Sprans, and Bufns--saxsing in !.
Sores and Ulccr.-Whethet fres, ~ H..
standing, and fever sores
itS operations upon adults and children in rcduc
ing rheumatic sweilings, and lsascnintt cougLs nna
,ishtness of the chest by itus.aon Of tho pnrs,
has been surprising beyond eouceo,,on M,
common remark Of those whs haes used II in ,Is
Piles, is 1t acts like charms ''o
TIE LEs-Tho price, Il is refunded TO any
Pessoh who will use a bottle OF Hays Imminent
for The Piles, and return the empty bottle wilbo,,
being cured, Those are The positive orders o ,hs
pfoh,'el"5 To the agents: and ont OF many thou.
sands sold; not one has been unsuccessful.
W. mght insert cerlffcates 10 any en.th III.
prefer that these who sell the article, should 81
htln the original To purchasers
tAtIloN--None can be genuine without n
Sfn"Gd engraved wrapper, which is my name,
aad also that OF the Agents. '''''''sf
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by CoMsTOCK A.
90 New herk, and by one Druggist in every
For sale by the Wholesale Agents, corner Of
.oh,San y fchonptouas street, and BY The
Apo'hecarlcs generally IA
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SDOSlN Df,OSs-10 btlls rosin dross, landing au,
q Tor sale by JTIIA\ ER & Co.
Jy ~ "a P"vdras street.
GAVE & SCIIAFFER'S Compounu Fluid r.
~ tract of Sarsapnrilla, for tie cure of obstinate
ornpions of the skim pimples or pustuIes of the
lace; bllcs viii h arise from an impure state of tie
blood scaly cru .tons; ms in he bones; chronic
EheuInatisn; tett r. scrofula, or kings evil; whit.
swelling; syphilitic diseases, and all disorders
arising from an impure stntc of the blood, by long
resdcnc III a ho. climate the lniu,licous use Of
mercury.
Aso,-Cave Il Schaf RS Worm Svrup, or In.
FAINT Preservatvo: the best preparation now oxtan,
Among which are tho fnllowng:-Intian Dive,
for col ring the hair; Bears Oil Russian Bear
Grease; Pomatun; ichaw's Frccale Wash: su
perior Pearl Powder; Lily White; Cream of Roses;
Vegetable Rongci Ctto of Rosa; lip Save; krc
osite Tooth WASH Carbonic Dentricc; Orange
Flower Wafer; Powder Pulls and Box :; Amer.
can Charcoal, neatly put up in four nee vias;
Pfcston Salts; Cologne; kreosoto roothache
Drops; Hair Brushes; English nrs ng Go BIS.
lndlan Hair Oil;-with variety of ,ttcr Perfu-
neres &c For sale by
l. w GLENN'S PERFUM R1Es.
G TRINC ARD,
Corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets
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! CODE or PRdC7hfE or LOUISLa.M,y.
| HE >n''Sc iicr has hscn time in preparing.
| a and has no* very nearly completed, Il new ed
,i"l OF the ode of Practice upon plan which cannot
iaii to become useful to the profession in which he ia
aSSStedh, a te" Of his friends experience in the
III" "i some OF whom dates ON the establishment, Of
or judicial SYSTEM and under whose especial drec ti,f
We matter has teen prepared Since the appeural 90
ut the spec linen number OF the Civil Code published
ny heSsrs L. Johns \ Co. ii was thought advisable 10
HHbish tl'" Code OF Practice in the sumo form, thai
those vino desire it, may lie enabled lind the two
Codes together.
The arrangement hos, ctel will he different A,ter
Eos'"GLI@ all HE docsialS Of the Supreme Court ,,on
'e rn'e OF practice which apply to the articles con
'ii"d IN the ode, they have been digesed and mia
ced under each appropriate arsele ii the shape of
note; together with references the same: So ,hat the
reader ny turning to any article of the Cod.. Of prc-
i"e; VIII al once know the decision upon it, The
work W" aIs" confirm all the amendments to TN, Gods
OF Practice, as well AS the laws creating aud reouly
til" tlty C"nts of New Orleans, with complete in.
dcX IL the whole. "
l"e above work F" i'll make its appearance as sosn
Us te ArS OF hach next and bound in good sufstoA.
t"'s $neep common low binding, soId;u SIX DOLLARS
per copy.
NJ. GREINER.
n'-o-~'i Attorney Inv
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JAMES NEW NOVEL ~

JAMES NEW NOVEL, &c.
FHNIiE ROBBER, Tale, by the author of .Rich
H. elicn,' The Gipscy,' 'Attila,' Sc in vols.
The Love CHASE, Comedy in five acts, b,
James Sheridan Knowles, author of .yirginius
'The Daughter &c. &c.
Ion, Il Tragedy, in five acts, by Thomas Moor
Taliourd; 18th edition.
Society AND MANNERS IN AMERICA by Harrie
Maitlneau, author of illustrations of Politica
Economy; in vols; 4th edition.
Practical Summary of the Law aud Usage O
Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes; togeth
or with series of tables, showing when bills, notes
and 'oans drawn or accepted at any date viii! fnl
due; to which are added, rates of commission ant
storage, equation OF payments, and general infor
| nation connected with business of the countino
house; by + Foster, Accountant, author of a
| Concise Treatise of Book Keeping, The Clerk,
/ Guide &c.
| The LITTLE SKETCH Book; a course of yerv c,xv
| lessons in Landscapes, Figures &c. by tieonss
Childs; LIST aad I'd series.
Just received and for salo by WIN McKEAN,
jys eSi@ of Camp and Common SITS
ALSO,-An additional supply of "Three Expe.
riments Of distinguishing within the Means
Living up TO the Manipulating beyond the
Mc~lS;" "Scque to the Experiments OF Liyinr;'
'The tarcousls;' ''rhe Saving. Bank" &c.
WINTER CLOTIflNG-il cases. containing an
w ASSORTMENT of Sutinct Rondnbouts un, pun..
locus hcaey &eihusm Derry pants Liverpool slri-
ped "jlsd SHIRTS, landing from ship Pausus, for sue
hv ISAAC BRIDGE & co,
e.15 IA Magazine ST
! ! NuWN Slli. JMsys-~}0 iacs i 4lyy brown shirt
~ !nSs. inpdiHg from ship iong,'s. for sale by
ISAAC lNlDt'E 4 co,
-'let" l:}l Magazine 81
Va PERM ui.-lO casks pure, Alrnche,i, summer
f., ,letm "a" lAnt'&s FROM slap Mississippi Syllable
'"' plantations, nrd or sela hg
ALCrltDF;i! g. 60.
yea Is Syuoy,n a.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
]. p. FREEMAN & CO.,
EB%o1esoSe Clothing EsfabSishmcnt;

NO. ), Magazine street,
III AVE constant, on hand large supply of CIotl
H. ing, calculated for the country trade Their as
sortment being large merchants from the countr, cn
be supplied at the shortest notice.
Uctl
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WlluL:S ME TIN WARE. MANUFACTORY
~ LOCKE & CO., No. - Old l.ev.c have in
- store, a ,hcir own nanu.trt;e n lnrge ana eY
clSve assortment OF tin ware which they invite den-
tfs nj the tSie 10 examine also ,i0O Copper Sugar
house ski nncr>j 80 do. Sugar alles % t,z Cofrr
sugar lamps; - Bath tubs ;.ssolteI sizes; so rr,ss
assorted sized Cs.tce Grnighs e
~ i'--!tn'''s ef buildings covered with zine copper
I'm Copper and tia cutters put NJ the <o rtes
'"ct' nnyG
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Z t. FAtNEK respectfully inlOrlls TIC plllc that
fA he VIII rclpan {. short time in New Orleans for
Me purpose OF lalluting portraits.
R"alls corner of Cunii and 81 Charles in the |onse
oc"upiedhv Parny 81 l4son Dentists here specimens
OF his painting can be Entrance in 81 Charles
street ,,J4 In,
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WM McKEAN,
cor Camp and Common stss
FRED. WILKINSON
DEPUTY SURVEYOR GENERAL Vr IoulslANA,

VT y n l'ITUH uENEFHL UT IUUISTHNA,
hfff.R> his services To III. public il. The d,par,-
- nlon1s ot surveying and Civil Enujpcerinp h,,h
IN uwii and country. Fromc III, = :;
MS procession, ana by prnnFIncss and fdclr, in The
execution OF business entrusted to him, he hopes to
'',c' an" "cel'c share OF public patronage. lie vii
niso ,nessare and calculate The contents If walls 49,
lack. wy
vi ARIlN II DEEEKEIiX offers f,r san :. ~ I,r,,.
" H'thhlil' OF superior Russian sheet i, H. from Q
~ ~ o"; weight AlS" quantity of Eng sh sLee
Iron Just received M assortment Of Cook, nd PAIL
stoves OF lhe ltrSt terms lG Ic lnun1 80.
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E4AMiLY IlAMS-7I bba canvassed Family Hams
y I" superior gnnlity, iantling from sIea,h,ont
A"i'nr Il, FOR Fue b, LAlET y AaIEIUNG.
is26 II Commerce. street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-23
Card.
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NEAT, 50 MACHINE STREET
OPPOSITE BANKS ARcAsE.

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w friends and the public of New ORLEANS. for ,Is
"ronaec bestowed on hin for the last two wears and
pegs leave To assure them that all orders cunu::;;eJ M
nus charge shall he pnnciuay attended TO; he viii nj
Sh'li he always ready t" strike off merchants circm
rS, business and address cards, funeral notices
Plans and drawings Of every description. a, he
eIg assisted by artists superior to ailv other e,al;
ne"t IN the city, and from long experience in tho
i'"sfiphic line he tceis confident Of giving eo,rs
j Apoeearihs anti druggists labels exc,ut,a L.,
w. spo1 style as c"prefiate engraving, aud ii one
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