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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cl,EARANcEs

Cl.EARANCEs
Ship Orozimbo, sTurry, Liverpool Denniktoun CO
Brig Charles Carroll Vaistavenen Ray Of Honduras in
ballast, Zachufie { Brother
Schooner Martha, Baker, Mobile, in ballast, Master
ARRIVALS.
Towboat Shark. Thomas f the Passes; left Friday
ath owed to ship Archer, and brig Ringleader
lowed up ships BOMBAY and Tiger, biss Amelia, Bogota
Eliza susan. Nothing in the river in the ofng,
towhcat Riddle, the Passes left Friday. 6th at II
ociock Brought up ship Orleans brig Randolph. s,hr
E Driscoll.
Ship Orleans Sears. is days from New York o Ames
ship Bombay Reynolds, "A days from Liverpool to
Whitney.
Ship Tiger, Baker, so days frem Liverpool to P
Whitney.
Brig Amelia Rust. 81 days from Malaga Pratts Son.
BRIG Rogota Foster, days from Havana. Lizard 4 co.
Brig Eliza & Susan, -, from New York, bound for
Vicksburg.
Brig Randolph Grooming. % days from New York, via Key
West Grooming & CO.
schr Driscoll days from Havana r Grooming & co.
Steamer Warren Carey, from Columbia. Arkansaw
Steamer John Linton, SILVER, from Ohio Ciyer.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08
sEMI-WEEKLY REPORT OF MARKETS.

wednesday. r. NJ
COFFEE-Therc is demand for export: hut
sed one for home consumption Sales of 800 bags Brazil
40 Is cts.
COT1ON.-The accounts by the Great Western left the
Liverpool market firm. but without improvement. Al Have
prices hnd up cenmes. Tie has produced
no effect here; prices the and but moderate hsi
ness has been done 1000 bales in three ranging
from 9t to l3a, and some very fine al l6 cents.
FLOUR-Owing to the storm but little dine. Some
small sales of western and of Howard street. &c. Holders
appear firm at 80 Rye -four 50 So Corn meal So
GRAlN-No wheat at market, sales sine Saturday and
since the of the Great Western, of 500 North Carolina
and Firguia at dollars. 5000 Maryland 1885, and 5000
York river to i've at $780, No sales If Foreign Rye
sparingly sales of about 5000 bushels
Corn has receded 10 100 which large sales
mada, none nav here Dat, Northern SO cents.
LEAD-l000 pigs sold at cents, and 5000 pigs
not yet TRANSFERRED.
MOLAssES supplies continue very limited sales Of
So hhds Porto Rico. 404 to 4l4 cents.
SUGARSAre in steady request, but change in price.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

7eras.-An authorized denial has been publish
ed IN ths Courier and Equirer to the s,a,empn,
mnde come time since by the ''S,ar" that Governor
Cass had refused To introduce to the King of the
French, General Henderson the Texian Minister,
which act of courtesy performed by Lord
Granville, the British Amhass ador
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

vessel al Key West, from Nassau, N. P. brings
information that the gulf stream is full of wrecks
and disabled vessels, and that many of the latter
were for that port. A passenger by the same craft
states that he was acquainted with boarding
house in that place, where s,sentyfve sea cap
tains, oil Of whose vessels had suffered during the
late gale.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08
THE TRUE Am ERlCAN.
EDITED nv SOmN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
VII w or V.E A VS.:
MONDAY ............ ....OCTOBER 8. 1888

The Express Mail arrived yesterday afternoon
bringing three mails up TO the 28h from New
York. The most interesting news is the resigna'
ton Of the Earl of Durham as Viceroy Of Canada.
The particulars Of which will be found below.
We are compelled by press Of other matter
to omit reply we have written to the Bees ar,i'
Gle on Mr.. Clay. 1t is merely delayed, not for
gotten.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

From Edngsvills, c. we learn that the crop
Of cotton will not exceed the last more than from
10 to is per cent From Beaufort and Grahamsa
vile the accounts are more gloomy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08
NEW YORK. Sept 27.
MONEY MAREEi,- CIV NEWS

MONEY MARkEr-CITY NEWS.
We mentioned few days since, that the Bank
OF tbs United States was organized, and nbon, to
go into operation We have received the toln~i e
note BY which it will be seen, the fact ia fficay
announced, ami that the tank will open this lay
To The Editors ofMe New York Daily Express.
The Bant OF the United Stares in Ne" Turk
will be opened Tor depositors, and the transaction
Of business generally, on Thursday Ohs day. the
27tn instani, al the usual hour This Banking
Tue discount days are Wednesdays and Saturdays.
W. ROBINSON, President.
T H YOUNG, Cashier.
1t will he seen that the discount days will he on
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS. There are direc.
tors given, and the ,ier must necessarily for
time be unacquainted with the standing and
responsibility of our merchants,-all the duty "t
dscounting paper must tall principally OIL MIR.
Robinson the President
Ii is not stated whether this is or not, the Bank
subscribed for by Messrs Grswold and A sop, al.
though it bears the same name, nor do the public
care The impression is from the affairs announced
that il has sutficien connection with the bank OF
the same name in Philadelp hla, to enjoy large
capital. The merchants here want facilities, pa r.
tcularly in the negotiation of domestic bills: and
if this institution should deal largely in this DIES.
cripton of paper, it will be of immense advantage
to the public at large.
II will be source of great satisfaction to almost
every one, 1t the grent necessaries OF lite. flour and
bread suffs, should fall in price. The multitude
are benefited by moderate, if no. reduced prices
We fear, however, that flour will not decline very
much at PRESENT. for notwithstanding the favor
able weather in England, orders have been recev.
ed in this city by the Great Western for the
purchase and shipment OF flour, at So 80, and even
sea barrel.
This has been an unusually tsmpestuous day,
all outdoor business suspended, and the exchange
but very thlnly attended. Stocks are very much
depressed. Some descriptions of fancies are two
per cent lower than yesterday. The -four market
is very fine, nothing can be had below nine dollars.
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COMMERCIAL.
Latest Dates.
EXPORTS.
LlVERPoOL-careo: s63 bales cotton.
IMPORTS,

INTERCOLLEGIATE: s63 bales cotton.
Yupoprs
"fo"'S'
mALAGt-Per brig Amea-cargo: 100 half pipes, 20 brls
red wine; 1904 drums figs; ~ bris Almonds;
hrls beansi 26 boxes codfsh $500 do rasns;
1901 boxes lemons; 7s0 jugs sweet oil; 50 brls
olives; boxes eeches
NEW YORk-Per ship Orleans. Assorted merchandise.
--Psr brig Randoph-Assorted merchandise.
HAVANAPer schr DriEco .23 bags Coffee 400 loxes
sugar, 10 cases hats, and lot Of cigars.
prcr,pr, npon,,o,,
Columbia. Ark-per ,,..m.r Warren eas h,,., .o,,o,
Burke, Watt Coz 10 do Lambeth 4 Thompson, 80 do w
Boeart 7 do Reynolds Byrne 81 do Bucknsr Stanton
co. ~ do Nugent Turpn, 80 do Richard kecke do
Boucher 81 do James Hepburn ~ do Wn Beal do Pres
colt Jones do - Dick co. II do Bera Crenshaw
5do Ledoux co, do Martin, Peasant 81 do
Harris co. do Thomas Barrett II do G Lee. 3ss dc
Bennett Ferriday co, box w Hopkins
Ohio RverPer steamer John Linton .2O0 bhs four Hef
ford sogenfrey $50 do VIM Buchanan haes cotton.
white CO. 10 do i'rander. Mcksnna Wright, 10 do Dbl
hour A Ledoux co. boxes mdze Mr. Lorethi
CoNsIGNEEs
~y .
snP Ur'eahs: Norman' sseei CO. La'y
T u lurneli 1ohh Mcr'e co. andrews.
800 m ~, hsery Huran. CO. U!ahe
pamoeth Ihompson' JARVIS andrews forke
~. 's az Sospy' hmes !arhg, "resn co. BURKE
g ~. CO. phn, nhey' ies.mah u co. hfo"h q co,
Whiting ham, Pierce shannon /, Bro Kkman Aberna,hy 4
llama. Il Hail, N 4 Dick CO. Belocq & Degolos J
Deavengne Follah Belocq, BENZ Levy Colt co. Lyons,
narris CO. Eyons CO, Hudson English Dougherty,
Sinan tro, bodfrey, Blossman CO. Brander Mckenna
Wrsht Bass hawthorn Geard Bioren Esrtin Peasants
co, II U Ames c Wagner co. Hostras Glover 4 CO,
hyde 'iomstock CO, VIM M kean. Wood, sinno co,
Saruhes Iooe Barnett, Merle co. Prescott Jones
4 co, Reynolds. Byrne o Stark Bebee Walton
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

Georgia.-There 10 no mistake in the Georgia
elections. The government party has been sig.
nally defeated in sll places hitherto heard from.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

General James Hamton,ags Of the Louisville,
Cincinnati and Charleston R iroad Company, has
IT is stated, nego.ia ed loan of S2000,OOO with
the house of John Horsely Pulmers, late govern
or of the Bank of England. Intelligence places
beyond contingency, the noble enterprise tor the
execution OF which this company was formed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

A correspondent at Boston, among other things,
writes: "The Ohio will be ready for sea
in short time. Her top-gnlant mas,s were sent
up tn-day-she makes most noble appearance,
and does hon"r to New York by her beautiful mod
ell. 1t is expected she will leave here for New
York to take on board her armament, and from
thence TO sea, on cruise to the Mediterranean.n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

"''o 10 magazine 81
~ EETlNd-57 cases bleacl'ed and brown Sheet.
wHIrRIDGE & co.
octo 6 Magazine st
FaNliE subscriber offers for sale:
X 500 boxes Sperm Candles;
rs Judd's patentdo;
100 TalIow dn;
$50 No & Extra Soap;
40 bbls Refined Whale Oil;
10 casks perm oil
2uo boxes manufactured Tobacco;
l2O boxes Teas;
7s5 uags heavy and coarse Bonare Salt
80 bbls 9TH proof American Brandy;
800 kegs Boston Nails,
IS sets Stevens patent Balances;
$40 coils Bale Rope;
10000 gunny bags, assorted sizes;
POO cases boots, Shoes brogans, &c.
so cases seasonable cloihing;
1iO bales, consisting Of Lindseys, kerseys,
Lowell cottons, CDttohades, Sheetings, Sh,tngs,
Bookings FEELINGS Plns and Sattnes; also, Umbrel-
- ISAAC BRIDGE & CO.
oct8 la4 Magazine St
{ oPPERAs-ao bbls in store ana for sale by
-- - u DORSEY,
ect8 New Levee
4 lNsEED OIL in store aud for sale BY
Ia G DORSEY,
RED BEANs-6o sacks in store and for sale by
AS L DORSEY,
octa a. New Levee
bacon SlDEs-4O casks superior Cincinnati
= A0 cured, in store and for sale by
& DORSEY,
oct8 Al New Levee.
NAILS-s0 kegs Boston Nails. for sale low to close
IN consignment, by
o,,a sTErsoN AVERY,
III octo % GravieF 81
TORDAGE-TarredCo rdage and Manila Rome. ns.
~ sorted sizes, for sale by
STETSON g. AVERY,
oct8 SO Grayer ct
IVORY BLACK-20 barrels, for sale bv
STETSON IL AVERY.
oet8 % Graver streets.
05ACkING YAkN-lW Reels of superior arti-
Gle, received and for sale bv
WINSTON g. SHALL,
tep25 Front LeYee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

n EMONS-25 boxes Lemons 10 good order and for
~ snle by READ e. BARSTOW,
oct3 7 Bank Place
DICKIES, Curie Powder, &o.-A small invoice
L. just recei, ed and for sale by
READ e. BARSTCW,
ncf8 Bank Place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

The Simpson Benefit IN New York on the 9th
Sept seems to have heen very brilliant affail -
All the Stars in the North gave their assistance,
and the charming Ellen Tree spoke the address
written by Epes Sargent, Esq sub editor Of The
Mirror.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08
Edwin Forrest is now in Boston.
"The Cineinnatian" is defunct.

~ In a trotIing race,2 mile heats in New
York, Empress bea, Polly Ray two straight heats
in A6 and Al. Another mare called GRAY
Squirrel was s.no where.n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

YUyHlS magnificent structure has Undergone during
the recess, an entire new order OF emhell ishment;
the whole OF the interior has been repaired: the cham
delier has been taken to pieces and its 10 cwt OF cut
glass beads and drops cleaned and polished; nothing
has been neglected. either in the building itself or in
engagements, which have been made with the first dra-
,nntc talent in the country, to promote the high char
acer which the St. Chr has obtained both home
md abroad for its being of the first dramatic Es-
Establishments in the Would.
Th, Orchestra heretofore acknowledged superior,
has been cons derably increased number and TALENT
nd former deficiencies in particular members OF the
Prague Band.
Daring the season the most successful dramas Of
the day will be produced and in style which It is pre-
sumed will give general satisfaction.
The following Ladies and Gentlemen are in treaty
JOHN ii. BARTON, Stage Manager,
EDWIN FORREST,
JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH,
J.R SCOTT,
H. ]. FINN,
JOHN BARNES,
S. T. BROWNE, and
GEORGE HOLLAND.
Messrs. Harrison NIessrs. Plumrr
Pearson, Page,
Farren, Porter,
Williams, Davis,
Cowel, Paret
Debar, Dennison,
And others in treaty.
CELESTE,
ELLEN TREE, JOSEPHINE CLIFTON.
Mrs. Barnes,
Miss Charlotte Barnes.
Mesdames Farrpn, Mesd'lles. Sidney Cowel,
COwe Jones,
Debur, Chester,
Plumer, Sc.tt,
Harrison, C. Smith,
F. Brown, Ravsnot
Madden,
Smith.
S. NJ. LEE, Principal Artist.
N. Lewis, Costumer,
Weii, Tailor,
8. Wallis, Properties Maker.
ORCHESTRA
Msssrs Croce, Messrs. Hoeller,
ialenar, Myers,
Jacobi, Storm,
Zhterbart, Luciani,
Desforges, Chartan,
Carl. B. Hopt.
Fay, Eberhardt
Kruger, Rova,
Holland, Smelger,
Foster, Cioffi.
Conduit, fstrella.
Pann Grips,
C Hopt, Even
Patterson, And others in treaty.
II. w. JONAS, Leader
X. w. Elliot, Head of Police.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

The Eastern Rail Road is completed from Bus
ION to Salem. In the % days it had been opened
up to the 26'h ult. the number of passengers car,
red 2467, and the receipts $9379
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08
Sc. Charles Theatre.
EIGHTH NIGHT OF TIE SEASON.
TWO NEW PIECES.

THIS EDening, October 9th, 1888,
Will be performed the laughable farce ofthe
BORROWED FEATHERS.
Sir Frederick Mr.. Burke,
Tom Tray, s. Cowell.
Lucy Lavender, Mrs. Plumer,
Rosamond, ThieIman,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

After which the petite opera of
WHY DON'T SHE MARRY?
Mats Tick, Mr.. 9. Cowell,
Max, Page,
Lsete, Mad. Thielman.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

Wing Meeting "A great Wing meeting took
place in New York the 9th Sept. TO receive the
report of the delegates sent to the wkig conven-
ton ut U'ica on the 18th Sept. to nominate candj.
dates for Governor, and Lieutenant Governor IN
place Of the present incumbent. The Masonic
Hall was crowded to OVERLOOKING, and James
Bo"rman Esq. was called I" the chair, supported
by II Vice Presidents, and 4 Secretaries. Tn.
reading of the report by Mr.. Charles Starr vas
listened to with the most excited feeling, and the
tended the announcement of
WIN. II SEWARD
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08
THE FIRE AT CARROLTON.

Abou, O'CLOCK yesterday morning, fire was
observed by the Waterman around the stationary
engine in The fnct"ry attached to the car house of
the Rail Road Company at Car.olton, which he
endeavoured TO extinguish, and having, as he
thought, sufficiently subdued the flames proceed
ed to wake up the hands engaged in the works.
While he absent, the fire by comm unicatng
with the wood, saturated with oil, around the
engine got far ahead that on the arrival of
assistance it was found impossible to stop the
progress of the flames, and the whole Of the large
premises opposite the Hotel were consumed. They
consisted Of the large and valuable factory al
,ached to the Road and where so vast qua nifty
of labor of every sor, connected with it was per.
formed. In this the fine stationary engine, the
singnnrly excellent turning lathe for iron work,
the original English locomotive, the vast guam
ted wrh the werks were entirely destroyed -
Between 40 and SO cars, some most valuable,
with tenders to the locomotives, were burned to
ashes, and another engine, beyond the enc above
mentioned, very seriously injured The bar room,
the billiard tables. and every thing attached to
the Depot the right of the road, were utterly
consumed Insurance had been etfcc,ed the
whole amount. save only about Is or 70 thousand
dol.ars, bu, the loss of the tools, imported ma
chinery, and other matters that cannot be rrplac.
ed for a long time renders this calamity Of very
serious import. BY the activity Of tho persons
employ we'd about the premises considerable
number Of the cars, and the principal part Of the
locomotive engines, were saved, and though this
former scene of industry and hustle presented an
extended aspect Of black, charrsd, and gloomy
drsnIarion, the train OF cars continued run oil
yesterday as though nothing had happened. The
policies of Insurance were effected in the Mer-
chants, State, and Orleans omPanies.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

John B. Henderson has been found guilty OF
forging Treasury Notes, and sentenced to ten
years impris 'nment and $50 fine.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

g ALr-7S5 bags heavy aud coarse Bonaire Salt,
- landing from ship Paugus. for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE E. co,
oct8 1874 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

NN7HlTE I.EAD-200 kegs superior No ], White
w Lead in store, and for sale by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
oct8 cor Common e. Tchopitnllas st
w ANTEF-A woman 10 take charge of two chill
w dren; one who is willing to travel, middle a.
ged woman either American, English or Scotch would
be pr tened. None need apply without the best refer
ences. Apply at the Office of the True American.
oct3
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boy WANTED.

BOY WANTED.
fHHO hire boy from IL to l6 years of age TO work in
Printing Office and hook bindery; 10 good one
permanent situation can be had by applying to
DAVID FELT e. co,
ort9 t>b,r,rau
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

Two Overtnres and the National Airs.
Grand Pas Seu Made Rayennot,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

The steam trlgate "Fultonn has sailed from
Alexandria for Norfolk. Capt. Charles w. Skin.
ner comm nds her.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08
ANIMALS FOR 1889.
FEHHE GIFT: Christmas and New Years Present,

TESHE GIFT: Christmas and New Years Present,
Il for 1889; Edited by Miss Leslie
The Violet, Christmas and New Ye1ra gift, and
Birth Day present, for 1898; Edited by Miss ese.
Go A-tead The Cr-ckelt Almanac ter 1889. con.
aiming adventures, exploits sprees and scrapes in the
West, life and manners in the backwoods
The American Comic Almanac for 1889, with whims,
scraps and oddities, from the land of Johnny Bull
Brother Jonathan and Monster Nongtongpaw.
The Peoples Almanac of Useful aud Entertaining
knowledge, for 1885, just received and for sale by
WM McKEAN
oeiS Gam nd
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

WAS brought to the Pound of the 2nl Municipal
w ity, in Baronne street, between Hevia and Gil
rod streets, on the 18th Sept, lS48,
large Bay Horse.
The owner is requested to prove property and take
him away, or he will be sold by A Guot. Auction
eer, on Saturday, the 18th inst.
HIS HARPER,
oct5 Captain of Watch
ELa etc amene au depot de la Seconde Municipal
n lite lie 26 septembre grand cheval ba:: lie pro-
prieaire est prize de veur prouver proprete ct Penn
mener; autrement il sera vendu fencan par A
Guillotte, encanteur, sanledi 10 ID du courant.
Scot H 5 HARPER, Capt. Watch, ode Nun.
g TATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish Court for the
- Parish and city of New Orleans. Present the
Honorable Charles Mauran, Judge. September Goth
itors; Upon reading and filing the petition and SEIZED
ue inthis case is ordered by the Court that meet
ing of the insOlvent creditors do take place in open
court, the 18th day of October next, at 10 O'clock
M, then and there shew cause why the said lnso
vent should not be discharged according to law, and in
the time all proceedings against his person and
property are stayed.
sepee-t:a:w Clerk.
NTAT DE La LOUlsIANE-Cour de Parosss
IIponr Ia paroisse ct vile de la N-Oreans-No 1ll28
Present PHon Charles Maurian, Juge-20e septem-
bre 1838-Wliam Kenyon coutre ses creanciars--
Apres lecture ct enregistroment de la petition ct du
tableau dams cette affaire, II est decrete quune
assemble de insolvable aura lieu en- pleine couI;
lie lie jour docobre proclaim III heures du matIn
pour dednire las rasons pour lesquelles edt nsova.
Bile ne serapas lbere: attendant toutes poursutss
udciaires contre personne ses prophecies sent
arretees.
% sap:3 ARMAND PITOF, Greffer.
l
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CHALLENGE BLACKING!
las. 8. MASON, of Philadelphia, begs respectfully
ID to appr,se the merchants and public generally Of
New Orleans and Louisiana, that he has appointed
Nessrs. Reese DLange, the sole agents for the sale
of his unequalled and inimitable
CHALLENGE BOOT AND SHOE BLACKING
in this section of country article which stands pre-
mnen for its beautiful lusre, and uniformity of quail
ty The manufacturer warrants the Challenge Black
ing to retain its virtues in any climate, and preserve
the leather which it is applied. He offers 500 pre-
MUM to any person who will produce its superior.
Certificates be at the of Nessrs. Reese
and D'Lange, from merchants of the highest respecti
bility, bearing etimony its beauty and superiority
over every other Blocking in the United States. All
orders for this article in N Orleans par 1sfthis
section of the Union, must be forwarded the Sole
Agents above who will pay particular attention to
the same, and fill them at the manufacturers prices.
JAS. s. MASON,
Philadelphia, sept. 10, 1888. 95 Callowhill st.
REESE & D'LANGE,
Comb and Fancy Store, 10 Camp street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

| Q 0ts
Tbs performance will conclude with the musical En-.
tertainment called
Crossing the Line.
Wouverman Won Broom. MIR. 8. Cowell,
"outer, Plumer,
Pomona, Mad. Thielman,
Oct8
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

'NNAKE Notice no bill against the Floating Dry
Dock, signed and approved by James Dick will
hereafter be paid by the of the Floating Dry
Dock, the said James Dick having never been author
sed to make any contracts.
Moreover, all bills from this date will have he ap
proved ana signed by the agent of the Floating Dry
Dock. HERMUGINE BROWN e. Co
aup03 Con,; CT
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

T#NANNER'o OlL-35 barrels Tanners Oil, IL store
Ill and fer sale by
WHlTRIDGE & co,
oc'8 rs Magazine st
~ EETING-57 cases bleacled and brown Sheet
~ ings, for sule by
WHITRIDGE & co,
Oct2 IS MAGAZINE af
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

Of Franklin Co for Lieutenont Governor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

~ The Pcayune, in replying to the charge of
living on borrowed jokes, says it has never read
Joe Miller's jest book; and ergo, ii the stories of
the Two happened to be the same, the modern Joe
is not chargeab with plagiarism on the old Joe's
jokes. Now, in this very excuse, there is as little
originality as in the quoted jokes themselves, for
Sheridan has it little before the Pcayune.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-08

67URB 4 GUTTER STONES-3O,0OO running
~ feet of curb and gutter stones of the following d.
mensions 2 I'M, IS in, in 90 ill., 26 in and % in,
expected to arrive between the LIST Of October and 18th
January next, will be sold by the subscribers ARR.
wing, by the invoice.
Terms. Cash on the delivery of the bill of ladng.
Persons applying shall receive the stones they
rive, in the order of their application.
rETERS a. WILLARD.
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