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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

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LONDON Per ship Kutusof. cargo: 500 hhds tobacco,
LIVERPOOL. Per ship Tameuend-carao: 1853 bales
cotton bbls sweet meats, &c.
HAvRE Per ship Moute omery cago 1899 bales cotton.
BOSTON. Per barque Henry .tnrgo $40 bales cotton.
--"Por brig Thomas & Edward cargo: 260 bales
COTTON "a bbls molasses Is kegs tobacco, 9sj
pigs lead.
NEW YORK-Per brig WiIiiam-carro: 2I6s pigs lead. 10
= ibis castor oil, 6 boxes mdze, rs hlds to-
bacco. IO2 bale, cotton.
Per schr A ustin-cargo: 2l2 bales cotton, $500
pigs lead.
OMOA-Per srhr Iyda-cargo: 100 hbs flour 100 do rice,
MOBILE Per Sc hr Emorald-cargo 04 bbis -four. 1910
sacks corn
Per steamer Despatch cargo: assorted groceries,
iiouor hale rops burrinR fish, &c. DC.
,upop,rs
H.,
.ood. Gc 10 d J Denuistoun; X & Cur
rel; 6 Schrofeid and order.
cAfyrsgN3N Per hr;v Emnresaro cargo % bbls pork
To order
MoRII Eper s,e,mer Carolina 900 in specie
IN ACennt
mrcr,nr, ,,a,,,cp
~1oSf
LAFOURCtIE Per steamer Washington Fargo: AZ bales
ot,on q oedano. N do TO otder do moss eoucr I6
do siaterre; 30 ibis molassos Allan t. Trimoei; 20
hhds sugar urIe g. co; bags Laurans; % bbls
bhls potatoes Q COWS &c to owners on board.
PASSENGERS
n's=I
Per steamer Mazeppa, from Pascae oula. Stro her
Sierra, ID Dubue, Rodrigues.
Per steam packet Columbia from Velasco Mrs Clark and
daughter, Mrs Douglass, Hon Wilson, Mcssrs Chchauid
TalliAfferro, Leshley, w L.uher, Huer. Rourkn
Cruger Tow nseni, Walker Lonsworh, Unger, Mason
Horne Coins, W Trapp' Gcteyers and servt w John
son, 2 benjamin Anderson w u Burgess, Millen
e Beardslee NJ Brooks Little, Jones, Young u Hun,
McNeaI. Al Cowau, Shephcrd DR. Carter Earle, w L
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26
PALESTINE, Parish of Washington,
July God, 1888

In the classification Of the politi.
cal cast Of the present legislature of this state,
tanned in your paper of the 10Th instant, my We
ry great astonshment, see that you have set me
down as neutral member; never havingioccupied
so enviable position in any political contest, l
hone you will without delay correct the error.
If an incorporating hostility to the establish
ment of United States Bank, or any similar
"hydra headed monster" and an unbounded OPP
position the election Of Henry Clay-or any 9th
er man possessing the modern wing principles,
should correspond with your notions of neutrality,
then You may, without the fear of being contradict
ed, designate me as being neutral member: and
the wings enjoy all the benefits TO be derived from
INV occupying that position.-You will please de
me the favor to give this place in your next
paper.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

surface. VIA a pity these lilly trout had no, -
ken lessons oil their fellow fnnies at the no,
sptingsin Arkansas, where myriads Of their tribe
are snd to flourish md thrive in the waters there,
the temperature of which, wo are told, is so high
as to boil eggs, scald pigs, strip chickens, and sup
ply a large engine with natural born steam
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

Deaths from drinking cold water are becoming
learfully numerous in the North. In New York
during The week before last there were 229 deaths,
II Of which were caused by aPopexy, drinking
cold water sc. Such culamities are fortunately
not SO common with US, yet it behooyes all to be
most careful in avoiding exposure to the sun, and
drinking when overheaed. But should any nc
cident OF the sort occur, we would remind our cii-
zens again of the efficacy of that simple treat
ment, a table spoon full OF cayenne in cup of
hot water every 90 or sc minutes, and cautious
ayodence Of alcohol in every shape and form.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

Teraciy nt the Courier This most spirited pa.
per, Notwithstanding the result of the late cleo.
ton, which retained wing governor, three wing
congressman, and wing Legislature, denies tina
the state Of Louisiana is 4 whig state.
The same paper also asserts, that Gen. Ripley
was obliged to resign his seat in Congress, on ac-
count of i'll health. Now, the Courier ought to
know, that although Gen. Ripley did mot attend
Congress The last session yet he did not resgn
and why-because the party knew full well, tina,
if he had resigned his place would have been sup.
piled bya nhie-which ii now is.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS & NASHVILLE RAIL
" Road COMPANY-Drafs on New York at
sghr, sixty days date for sae in SANS to suit pur
chasera JAMES II CALDWELL,
iva President.
TNSO LET until lst November next; the elegant
u Dwelling House, No. liz 81 joseph street.
Apply al No. "a poydras street. jyI9
1A0EN BARRELS LINE landing from brig Uncle
lUBU Baan, Tor sale by
jyl9 e. P WHITNEY
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
NEW ORLEANS ~ NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD.
~ A few cargoes of Dry Pitch Pine Wood wanted
delivered on the bank of the New Canal, at the Rail
Road Bridge.
Also, a few Carpenters, and men who are acquainted
with Saving can find constant employment and good
wages. Apply Ut the office of the Company, at the
corner of Canal and Baronne streets.
D. HOARD,
Chief Engineer and Gen. Superintendent
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

The folks in New Jersey have cute way q,
getting good price for very bad cows When
their cattle become poor to be unsaleable
they drive them to the rail road, when by some
estraordinary accident they always get killed by
the locomotive, and the rail road company are
forthwith summoned for the price of very v.lua
Bile COW, killed in the night!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

Resolu que lie comptroller est ct de-
meure autorise a donner avis dams deux
journaux, en- anglais ct en- franeais, pen
dant dix jours, pour les propositions Ca
chetees pour tous les travaux en- bois a faire
aux wharfs devant cette municipalie, con-
formement au plan ct aux specifications qui
sont en- date du go mai 1888, ct demeurent
adoptees ct seront montrees son bureau
Signe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

The hottest of ah-The New Haven Herald
gives an account of several healthy chick ems
Matched near that place, not by the natural pro-
cess of incubation, but by the extraordinary heat
Of the surrounding atmosphere.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26
To the editor of the True American, N. O.

Hoar. The New Era states, that the account
of the two brothers driven crazy by the explosion
ola cannon while under water, is altogether hoax
The Era may not be proverb for veracity, but its
aditor, Mr.. Moon.quz Locke, should certainly be
good authority for hoax.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

Money continues exc. ediagiy plenty IN Wall
street, but speculation grows cold as the weather
gets warm. The larger portion of the citizens
are seeking relief in the country from the excess
i've heat of the city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26
MANCHESTER COTTON naRKET. June 8.

Contrary experience least for the last omar
Ter Of century, the business doe this week, though com
pete holiday has been almost If NOT fully equal to tina
of few preceding ones aud aso sinpuariy snhrtor.
10 have State that prices for kind OF ahd aud
or loom cloth again advaced These advance price
oupIed with great stsadnes the Lverp Cotton market
maker the remuneratye and if things
en only little farther this way do retrogade
complaints from either masters or will completely cease
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, June9
The market very inanmnte all the week, although
very large business has been transacted The lower quail
ale. Of American have been offered freely
the late i'm having consisted of these qualities chiefly
prices having siven way them Id to Id per lib whilst fa
and good descriptions from their comparative scarcity have
fully the previous currency Egyptuns have beer
m demand advance of per H. Brazs have beer
u without any change An extensive business has beer
dom. in surats ut rather lower rates, in the ordinary
aliug qualities. Tn imports of the week l9,43 bags
and the for tho period including 50u0 American
2 Egyptians taken speculation and $500 American
and $50 Srat for export 1890 hays, including
GA Sea Island 5g 1910 Upland d" 81 Eli SOTO Ala
bama 81 a 81; 1851 New Orleans s. Old.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

The Minister of Finance at Antwerp has deci-
ded that ships touching at Cowes, on their way
10 n market, are not to be charged two forms,
coming from England, but 80 cents, as from
port Of production.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

A keg Of powder exploded on the I2th in Potts
vile, Pa, which killed three persons, injured two
others so severely their lives despaired of, aud
burnt several more
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

The Circus continues to flourish, and fully de.
serves the success it meets with. A very plea.
SAINT evening can be passed in witnessing its varied
aud capital entertainments.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26
COMMERCIAL.


Mail Regulations.
Tie Great Eastern .Hail is closed every day at III
o'clock, A MIS- due every day at l2. NJ.
The Erpr IS Mail is closed every day at half past
10 A Ms due with the great Eastern Mail,
every day. ),
The Lake Mail (via Covington. Lao is closed
every Monday. "Wednesday and Friday. at g. clock,
A MIS- due every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at S, P NJ.
The Louisville or Rirrr Mail is clssed every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, at Ms
sent and returned by teamboats.-Arrives irregu-
arly three times week.
The Bayou Sara or Coast Mail is closed every
Tuesday and Friday. Mt 8, Ms sent and re-
surned by the steamboat Brilliant.
TIE .aierandria or Red Rirer Mail is sent irrogu-
larly by steamboats,, twice week.
Louisville or River Mail.
s s S;;:;:i.y, at o'clock PM
Coast Mail.
Saturday Saturday and Close at O'clock PM.
New-Orieans Chamber of Commerce.
oFFIcERs FOR THE YEAR 1888.
$. j. Peters, President.
A. Querter lst Vice President,
w. L. Hodge, I'd do
COMMITTEES OF APPEALS. FOR 1893.
James Dick Thomas Barrett,
John A Merle, H C Camniack,
Jas H Leverich, Abijah Fisk,
GEO. w. WHITE, Scc'y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

The Courier and Enquirer has been again in
creased and is now the largest daily paper in tho
world. Il is printed on large steam press, said
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26
NAV PUBLICATIONS.

y the author of" Brambetye House.. ReubenA psley,
&C., in 2yols.
Gieanings in Europe, Haty-By an American, in
vols.
The Life and Adventures Of Nicholas Mickleby-
Edited b, boz" with Illustrations by Phiz." L.
he continued monthly, and completed in 20 numbers.
Just received, and for sale by WIN. MKEAN,
2 je2a Corner OF Camp& Common streets.
(toMION WHlsKEY-80 bbls, landinEY,
~ for sale by & B0RS eyes.
4 UDITOK'S DRAFTS-on the Treasury Of Texas
IA purchased by NATH'L TOWNSEND,
i've Exchange Hotel, Gravier street
TTVEXAS BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS-Wanted BY
NATIlL TOWNSEND.
i've Exchange Hotel, GraEier street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

Tie Steam Ship ,l,aiche@ This beautiful vosSe
is now living al the Soulh Ferry wharf, BROOKLYN
taking in the necessary sn Hpy Of con for her frs,
voyage from this city to Ma efez She will sail
! ON "Wednesday next with nun sr OF passengers
and n considerable amount Of lrc'El!, although
no exerli"ns have been made TO pro cure either -
She has been thoroughly examined s,.Nre she mr.
rived in this por and pronounced the s'aun"heFt
steam vessel aft at. Built in Baltimore by one OF
the best ship-buiId RS of tina, city, under the eye
of Cnpt, St'ry-hmself thorough seaman, WI. -
places his all in her, She can be nothing less than
what she has been Pronounced to C by able nd-
ges-a. first rate resscl. We make these remarks
IN justice to the owners, who, with the most COM
mendable public spirit and perseverance projected
and have carried out to successful complexion
this great enterprise. ''God speed the good sh,p'
Star.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

Peaches in Maryland promise to be finer and
more plentiful this season than for many yenrs
past For the sake Of our Baltimore friends we
hope they will keep their word.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

A legislative member elect aske US why we
had marked his name with star in eur list , 7
never was loco foco, said he, and now certain.
y cannot be, for the whole party consider in a
state OF escd,ipaIire-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

John Jacob Aston has presented $4,000 to the
German society of New York, Of which he is pres
ident.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

The lady and family of Sir George Arthur were
among the passengers in the packe, Westminster
arrived at New York on the 18th.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

e. The fine ship "S,a,," Captain Stephen
Glover, arrived in New York on the 18th from
Liverpool.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

The "Giraffes" are quite the rage in New York
here.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

.4nouter effect efheat-We learn that the water
in the canal at the Hamden level, near New Ha-
ven, has become So hot as to kill the FISH, which
are found dead in large numbers, floating on the
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

OF the whig prospects in New York Major
Eoah says, they will elect their state officers ny a
majority OF twenty thousand thirty Congress
members, and large majories in the state Iegsla-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

Col Gwyn, receiver of public monies at Pom
tac, Miss. died suddenly at the Exchange Hotel,
in this city yesterday, His complaint we under
stand was bilious collie.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

Mr.. Albert N Hale, worthy merchant OF Phil
adephia, was drowned off Cape Island On the 18th
July. AS the news reached the city, the
flags were all raised half mast high, in token Of
sincere respect for the deceased.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

ONE DOLLAR REV ARD.
DANAWAY on the 2lst inst, an indented apprentice
HI to the carpenters trade named Frank Blanket or
Bnnk0r, aged II years, speaks Dutch or Englsh had
on when he left, black hat silk fur white shirt and
roundabout white or blue pantaloons. The above
reward will be paid to aay one delivering him 10 the
subscriber. Allpersons are cautioned against employ
ing or harboring him ut their risk. OFT.
le9H-7t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

More Stcan, Shtps-R"tterdam puts in her oar
in the steam ship business, measures being taken
tn establish a company to nut on line OF steam
packets between New York and Rotterdam.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

Our city continues remarkably healthy, but is
excessively dali.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

Sales of cotton in LIVERPOOL to the 9th of June
were 30, 90 bales, at Sigh. decline in price for
the lower quality. In London produce generally
was in demand, at improving prices.
A London merchant has been most Justly fined
10000 pounds sterling for shipping to Spain adul-
terated flour one third being ground bones
and plaster OF Paris.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

More On;ciul 1yraany.-M Ponsett has enr
to issue Treasury circulars. There is one unde
date Of | 18th Of July official
! REGuLATIoNs-l No officer, whose duty it ma,
be to examine the accounts of the disbursug off
GERS of that branch under his immediate superyi
| sion, shall hold or dishurse funds.
g Whenever it is practicable, all disbursem en-
shall be made by checks on bank a person
as the case may be, and not in money.
8. A monthly statement shall be made anC
| transmitted TO the Department by the disbursinp
officer, OF the moneys received, paid and remain
| ing in his hands.
This regulation will supersede the case on this
| subject issued few months since.
]. R. Po1ssErr,
War Department, July II, 1888.
hat next! We had scarcely read the above
het're we took up the Richmond Wing Of the 18th
instant, and found the following statement. Is
there TO be no end to this despotsm of an unprn-
cipled government!
IHE GovEENMENr REGULATING IT'S OWN PAPER
The following transaction will speak tcr iisel
Post Office Department.
Draft No. 1923. 10 J. j. Couuington, P. M. a,
New York: Al sight, pay to Arthur Nelson Oh
order, one thousand four hundrpd and twenty foul
collars aud fifty cents, and charge the account
OF inns Department. AMOS KENDALL,
9th Jui5, 'G3S Pm General.
Charged G. X GARDNER,
Sl,42i so Auuror P. o. Department.
SPECIE OR TREASURY NoTes WANNED.-Hav
TO pay the Government Two duty bonds, amount.
ing TO $3.50, we offered today 10 Thos. Nelson,
Esq, Collector OF this port, $500 in specie, u
Treasury Nsr for 800, and draft OF the Govern.
ment for 81 ,424 So The draft was promptly re-
fsssd by the Collector, who stated that heihad no
au'horityto take such claims against the Govern
ment IN discharge Of claims due to it, We will
therefore, give the market value for the specie OF
treasury Notes. How long will people, who
once called themselves free and independent, sub.
mi, to such tyranny!
July l9, 1888. DAVID ANDERSON, JR. & Co
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

The fine steam packet Neptune, Capt. Penney
er, was bought for $4,000 by the original proier-
tors. She is still principally owned in Charleston.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

muato barber named Carter, in New York.
own throat. When found he had just breath left
10 the deed and the cause-"I dd it, she bad
woman.n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

M. Caldwell, president du comite sur les
rues ct les lieux de debarquement, fat lie
rapport suivant, accompagne des resolu,
tions ci-annexees. qui. apres dispensation
DIES regles, sont separement prises en- con-
sideration ct adoptees.
Resolu que Is voyer est ct demeure au-
torise a adjuger au plus has encherisseur,
a son bureau, apres dix jours davis prea-
liable dams deux des journaux, en- anglais ct
en- franeais, rextension DIES entertainments
des wharfs de cette municipalite, confor-
moment au plan ct aux specifications qui
sont ct demeurent adoptes, ct qui seront
en- temps ct lieu montres par lui.
JOSHUA BALDWIN,, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

Lord Durham is holding his state at Niagar
Falls. lie i, bout TO visit Buffalo
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26
ETAY DE la I.OulsIAAE-Coul De Distinct au
ind r,a

EFAT DE Ia l.OUISIANE-COuI De DISTRICT du
premier district jndioiarr.
JACOB MATOSSY contre ses Creanccrs - No.
81 I6386.--La cession DIES prophecies ,u pettonare
ayant ete accert par la Cour pour lie bentce de
eieanciers II est decrete quuns assemblce desdits
cieanciers aura lieu grefle de VIM. r. Lewis Not.
Public Iulldi lie 80 couran 10 heurss du nutn, afn
de deberer sur les aifaires du pettionaire,
tendant outes poursui,es udciaes contre pesonne
on ses Proprietes sont arretec.
Par ordre de pHon. Charles Maurisn, Juge de la
Cour de Paroisse agissant JUICE de cette cour
DAYS Pabsancp de rlion. "A. NJ Buchanan,
18iyil-3t THEO. LEW Is, DIP. Grettier
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

The t"csln is sounded boldly throughout Ken
lucky, and its free and chivalrous sons are prspar
must insure victory. The tories were beaten be-
fore and will be beaten again.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26

later than before received being to the 9Th June.
The papers contain but little political news.
In Liverpool new company has started to in
crease the number of steamers across the Allan
tic. 1t Is called the ga llan,c Steam Navigation
Company: its capital is f5Oo,O0O in lO,00) shares
OF ESQ each. 1t is proposed to build six steam
ships at cos, of E5O,O00 each, a speculation,
which it is confidently expected will secure d.
vdend Of at least 20 per cent. to the Stockholders.
When this line of steamers gets under way, to-
gether with the BRISTOL, London and Cork boats it
is to be hoped that some of them will be sent to
this port which would surely prove as profitable
considering how livestock ed New York will theh
be. A sense of propriety seems rising among the
members OF the British parliament, for we learn
that on the night of the seventh bill was pre-
sented in the House of Lords, entitled ssa bill to
prevent the paymen, OF Just debts being defeated
or delayed by the privilege of parliam ent." I,
! provided that no member against whom decree
or order Of court for the payment of money has
| been issued shall he entitled to his seat or vote
till the debt is paid or the proceedings reversed
OF s'ayeu Ii was lalu On TIE table.
Captain Roberts, of the steamer Sirius was pre-
scented to the Queen.
The papers full of "Courtenay," or Thom'>
exploits and character. All sorts of wonderful
stories arc related of him, and all sorts of reminis
cences. One man recollects how he came neal
being killed by the maniac, and another recolec.:
something else. The place where he was shot
before known as Mash Fall, is changed to "Courte
nays FALL" and will probably remain under tina
name. He used to threaten to shoot those who
talked of drssr,ing-told his dcluded followers h,
was stronger than Sampson. AS Thorn fell he hao
the blasphemy to utter at.his last words y"I hav,
Jesus in my heart" Among other tricks he woult
fire tow and iron filings at the and tell his fol
lowers to listen TO the music Of the bright article
falIag to the ground He pretended that it wa
himself to whom ausion is made in Revelations
9th chap. 18th verse. Thorn seems to have beeI
n second Matthias. Five widows, eight wives ant
forty-seven children, are destitute by the death
or commi,tal to prison Of those who FOLLOWED
: Courtenay. Six were killed in the fray and eigh
have been committed for trial. Great family feud
which existed in villages in witch the in posto
praclised, on account OF belief and disbelief in hi
!, pretensons, have been ended by his death. A
now deem him lmpostor, however firm wa
their faith before.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-26
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAR ANCES,

CLEARANCES.
ehF Montgomery, Grace, IIavre. Whitney
Ship KutusoA. Taylor, London, Anslsy & Robinson
Ship Tamencnd, Borand, Liverpool S& JP Whitney
Brig Thomas Edward, liowatt, Boston, G Bedford
schr austin, sylvester. New York, ZIP Whitney
Schr Lydia, Sleter, Omon JPrai,s & Son
steamer Despatch, Howard, Mobile, Master
July 2jth
Bar, uc Henry, Dean Boston, Stetson e. very
Brig William, McNuir, New York. S & Whitney
Schr Emerald. Morgan, Mobile, Sap Whitney
ARRIVALS.
Towhoa Hudson, IToun. from Pas es lowed to sea
ship Orleans brig snow, and schr Louisa flowed up ship
Globe and ship iia brig Euprcsaro AVID srr Columbia
Left 2ih; nothing in the otng IN the river
Ship Globe, Oliver. from Liverpool left 10th May.
ship llhin I.und.ren from Boston, balla, A ancar
Brig Empresuio, Longcupc, hOm Galveston. Kikcr.
Sc'r Columbia, Dunbc, from Tampa Bay government
stores Nj Clark.
Steam packet Columbia Moore, 40 hours from vesce to
Reed
steamer Alazcppa, Griffin, from PascagouIaS
Steamer Caroline. Sutton, from Mobile.
Steamer Wa.hineon st eek, from lafourchc.
NEW ORLEANS ~ NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
HOURS OF DEPARTURE IN SUNDAYS TO BATH.
From Depot. From Bath.
A. NJ A. NJ.
9 do. 10 do
- NJ. 2P. NJ.
Al p. NJ. 6P. NJ.
The rest of the week.
From Depot From Bath.
8 A. NJ 10 p. NJ.
II NJ T. NJ.
A p. NJ 6 p. NJ.
N. 3.-Persons wishing to go on the Prairie, cnn do
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JAMES II. CALDWELL,
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