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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

WOODEN PAvEMENTS-it will be recoI ec'ed TIM,
we touched upon tins subject in a shnr, paragraph
a few days since, and il may aIsn be recall, Ell
which the street IN font ot our office s pa we'd
jumped up and settled down again when carr
carriage passed over them in n very rainy da y.
like frogs in mud puddle. Sumo of The blocks
are sunk ,nne, TWO and three Inches below Others
both here and in Broadway, and the new,v laid
ones in Chatham street following suit: and
although "uuderpnned" with stone, these pa We.
men,s are gellIng more and more uneven daily
1t ls mpc sihle in the ordinary way of saving ih
wood t" prevent it. Bat we have seen and exam
lned the model of a new invention which not only
puts he 81 king OF the bucks altogether out OF
the CUES ION, but also precIudes the necessity OF
hfst paving with st"n-, or OF laying any tounta.
non Tor it, whatever, except smoothing the ear,h
The blocks may be- inclined pcrpendicu lar, and
We think, can be put duwn faster tI,an the ordi.
nary kind II the frost heaves this pavement IN
it settles back into is old bed again en- n,asse al
ways preserving smooth surface and thus pre-
venting TIE possibility OF holes being worn in il,
as IN The Broadway pavement.
Our oplnion is tina M reasonable bound can h,
Set 10 the durability of a pavement laid on this
p an, ami when consider The I'M ense amoun,
saved by dispensing with st ne for n foundation.
we may safely conclude, that If the Fathers of m.
City will IT, Broadway will soon be paved in this
way from one end to the other. We commend j,
TO them al all events.
The inventor has made out his specification, and
intends !" tnRe out patent tor il as soon as pos
sible,-N Y Star
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

Bunker HH.-S"me person. arc busy in digging
down this old battle ground of the reyol uton. The
Boston papers are loud in their denunciations
against the desecrators of I" spot baptsed by the
blood of Warren, and his glorious fellow martyrs
in the csuse Of freedom and independence"
I,appears that this ground upon which the hattie
Of freedom was fought 18th June, II 5 has passed
from the possession Of tho people to the hands of
individuals, who are preparing to throw i, into
the marks, for speculation. They paid debt due
from the Monument Corporation; the land was
mor'gagsd to them as security for the repayment
| Of the money, the period OF redemption is past,
and they exercise no more Than a legal right in
| taking measures to recover their property.
Will the citizens of Massachnssetts allow Bunke
| Hill 10 be levelled! Will no, the sons Of New
England, wherever they may be, step forward and
| make one more strenuous effort to preserve this
glorious little mound of earth? The Yankee oi
New Orleans we feel confident will do their par
most literally.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

Girod StreeL-We are pleased to find that our
suggesuors III regard to the ateratio in Glr"d
Street have not only met the approval OF our
,empnraries, and the citizens generally. but also
of the property holders in the obnoxious district,
many ct whom even now refuse l" accept any bur
unsxce tonahle tenants, although at a sacrifice OF
considerable portion of their rrrvious rsnls.
How necessary st, therefore, that our authorities
should aid thrir efforts, and by widening he street,
| hanging its name, ami enlarg,ng its cnt, MAKE
desirable and ayr cable thnr"ughtare of " a, il
now exrcrable precinct, and the verv wnrs, o.
modern Rubicons. We sincerely trust that III,
| authorities will bout this practical reform
with speedy earnesrntss which will not on,
ensure lis rapid completion, but the efficient
extinction Of the grossest bln, on our CITY escul
che"n. This sink of iniquity should be ed out.
this Augean Stable should at once be clea, seu
and the Hercules who uccomplishes so desirable
good, will merit more of his fellows than even
Alcmena's sou, since he will thus destroy Hydra,
more pesl,lenrial than the Lernaan, with twice
his hundred heads, and ten times his produciiv.
evil.
While on this theme, we call attention to th-
dali, increasing evil Of this nature in ST. Ch,rles
street. Such nre The scenes Of inquty ever visible
in the square between Gravier and Poydras tha,
r'spectab.e pershns are necessarily deferred from
passing, and Us the period for opening The theatres
approaches il becomes the more necessary 10
remove the nuisance sincr its evils will then be-
come hundred fold. Such disgusting exhibitions
as are daily, nay hourly made in this most public
place would scarcely be believed by those VIII"
become the b"unden duty Of all who possess the
remedial power, to clear this district OF its dis
gushing nuisances.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

U The Eclipse meeting Of the Sun and Moon
to day, will not be equal in attraction to the
Eclipse meeting in the LIST week of Decem her.
Regarding the Eclipse of to-day thousand doubts
are :-nf the brillance Of the Eclipse Course
next IN eetinp none exist. Whether the sun to- day
be ohscured or not, the "stars'' will By visible
then, especially the newly discovered "Surah
BIaden" and others that have lately shone SC
brightly. We gather from the Astronomers tina
during the eclipse to-day, the planet Venus ma,
be seen by the naked eye. This is quite natural
Venus is generally in the ascendant when Sol i,
obscured.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

.Anhtracite Coai in England -On Friday, July
2O,h, a ttal was made of the use OF Anthracite
coa d. fuel Tor The locomotives on the Liverpool
and Manchester railway. The result was hi ghIy
satisfactory; the engine doing the same duty, both
AS Ia sp ed amt fnrce as n hen coke is used. The
saving is estimated al from thirty to forty per
cent. in cost and quantity. A Liverpool paper
states that we claim tor country the exclusly.
pro IuctIun of this coal, but he coal fields "i Wales
contain stores "i Anthracite superior to any Anne.
rlcam specimens ever seen IN England and that It
can be mineo al smaller cost ~. Y .american
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

A Suegestion.-Grcat inconvenience is often ex
per'enc in the designation of several OF our
Public Houses gentleman having business
with another gives him rendezvous at the tx
change: at which Exchange inquiries This one, the
CITY, the Merchants, the Commercial or the
Exchange tlo'el4 Some five or ten minutes are
wasted in explaining. The truth is we have too
many Exchanges, and it is highly expedient thai
To This end i, has been suggested to call the 81
Charles Exchange, the Pantheon Hotel, a very
pretty and very appropriate name, MS the plan lie
and Banking Company act upon this suggestion
or will our citizens adopt il by common consent :?
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18
ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.


The following account of the remark BILE eclipse
of the sun, visible in this country the afternn.
of Tuesday, the 18Th at September next, Is a.
bidgrd fr"m that IN the American Almanac tor
the present year
This eclps'- the filth and last of the singular
series of The five large observations of the Sun,
Wis BILE 10 us in seven rs-will hr annuar in the
Territory OF Win"ons'n, in the Distric, OF Csum-
bia, aud throughout "r IN some pau OF thirteen
States-vtz., throughout Michigan, PenusyIvania,
New Jersey, Delaware, and Marya nd-thr"uph-
Onio and Virginia, with the exception of the south
west part ct tach-in the western and southern
paris at New Yors-in the northeastern part of
Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, md North Caroline
and in the county uf Fairfield, in the southwest
part of Connertcut.
The path ut the central eclipse first touches the
Earth at that point situated in the unk nown re-
glons near the North Pole and little east of the
IN erIdlan OF Greenwich; in a lew seconds il al
iaims its greatest north latitude (G8 drp.;) whilst
the first eight minutes il rapidly advances to-.
wards he west, uniIl it Is 90 .eg. wet of thai
meridian. Th' path of The centre then pa ss+s in
=, south by east direction the whole TX ent Of
the continent lyi north OF The Unied States: II
p,ss,sa litie 10 The west oil Hudsun's Bay, aver
he territory oil The Hubs ms Bay Company, the
western part vi Upper Canada aud Lake Superior ;
'hencs aver the northeast part OF the Territory at
Wisconsin and the slate of Michigan, ever the
l. endon DisIIct Vi Upper Canada, and Lake Erie
thence acr"ss the nurtnesst part OF the cuun:ies Of
Cuyahogu and Cohmnlana, and the Counties nj
Geauga aud TTumbull, in the northeastern part OF
uBi"; thence across The southwest part OF III.
counties OF Mercer, Butler and Bedford, anu the
COUNTIES If Beaver, Allegheny, Weslmoreland ano
Som srset, in the southwest port Of Pennsyt vanis
,nence across the eastern part of the county of Al.
,.gheny, IN the western part Of Maryland; thence
arross the counties of Morgan, Berkeley, Jefferson,
Loudon and Fairfax, in the northeastern part OF
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

On the 30th and 3lst July last, several houses
we're destroyed by mob of sailors and soldiers in
Halifax, NJ S. The houses were inhabited by
prostitutes and were situated near the barracks.
The cause of the moi was, that sailor had beer
robbed in one of them, and an alteration ensuing
between him and the landlord, he was cruelty
heaten, and report spread that he was dead. A
crowd of sailors and soldiers soon assembled
around lire house, and began the work Of destruc-
lion. A detachment Of the 23d and s3d regiments
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

NJ Moore, Of the Carrolton Hotel, is daily oh
tanning large portion of patronage, e. still greater
share of popularity. The Hotel is admirably Kept,
and with their gay and ship.ship crews mpart such
lively aspec, to the river in It's neigh bourhood,
delight the eye while they improve the health.
The "Arrow" is pointed to the " Wave," and
i'll doubtless hit its mark.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

IL The abundance OF gnme now existing on
the great Prairie is daily drawing /" the Cottage
IN the Lake shore, large number Of spor,smen
Powder and shot &C there most valuable invest
ments; their reports are more productive than .hos'
OF Congressional commuters; nor are they at oil
affronted with the wits who make game of all the,
shoot, The song of the sportsman is:
Well who carr, a jot, Tcnuy them not:
While Ihaue mn dog and my gum
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

permont Elections. fitieni returns have been
rriumphed in this state by an overwhelming ma
j"riy. In thir;y-rwo towns the gain for Governor
Jrnison is 1896. The hon. Horace ,Eyers,i is re-.
elected to Congress in the Windsor district BY
more than 1000 votes. HiIand Hill is re- elected
in the BenninpIon district by I0n0.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

The steamers Na'chez ana Cubata to start
from New York som ewhere about the Goth instant
Ii lie than probable that one will precede the
other about days, or a week, and as the state of
"ea,h here hos been 80 generally good, both vss-
sells will undoubtedly be filled with our returning
citizens.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

We have heard i, whispered that meeting Of
the Presidents OF all the Banks of this city is IT,
IN resumption of specie payments ON the lsi cf
Januar, next. II this should he the c,sr, my G ID
whn, a blow up there will he anon. The shaw g
hops OF the city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

Notice, GER AIN persons who are in the habit ni
ihIrudng themselves into Sanctat,u under pr.
'sxt OF business with US, most respectful
,nl"rme, that all business is dune in our Counting
Room, and that none are admitted into our Sane
tum without especial in,i'atIon.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

The four convicted murderers Of the unfortunate
BarbH,--viz: Th"s. Walsh, Alexander AdAms,J Jas.
Tobin, and John O'Neill are to be executed on the
spo, where their blood thirsty crime was cou,-
mitied.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18
port OF NEW ORLEANS.
Ci.EARANCE5.
Brig Swan, snell. Philadelphia. Denei
eehI Venus, Welbor Havana. DAarst
September l7th.
No Cisaranles to-day.
ARRIVALS


steas towboat Porpoe, Clark from the Pass towsd
60 sea ST. hr Co'umbs. Brought up ship Majestc
Steam Grampus. Anae from the Pasrs flowed to
sen shin Hobart ship Eizaeh bark Union brig Therese
Brought up brig Ludwig from boston, brig south Cnroina
,ebr Caledonia. Reports in Herald inside anchor blow
Ing very fresh the ar nothing in srht off either bar Two
schr in the river Left Saturday at u o'rlock
Brig South OLIVIA Lewis from MarseIlles 10 Truro.
yinusiy reported To master and owner
Brig Ludwig from Boston lime, lying at the
Slaughter .iouse Point.
Sehr Caledonia, Potter from Havana.
pg Ivanhos Any from Havana to Forster at the Sugar
Refinery. .caran Augar.
shio Majestic. Must I'd I'm liverpool to Whitney.
Steamrf Livingston Rarker from Mouth Of r ed River.
rs,urncd heng unable get the bar. Shippers will
please call AID make arrangements about their goods.
Steamer Alert. Grivo rom Smithand.
steamer Alton Hollan l. from st Louis
Steam packet Huntsville Joutdan. Bayou Sara.
September 9Th
Steam tpwbost Boy Paudng from tho Passes: hrnught
w ship Ambassador and brig Empresario. Left the Bar 18th
al M; reports nothing new.
Ship ambassador Upton from Liverpool to Master left
Brir Emprssario Longcops, 90 days from Gavsson in
ballast, to Kicker r co. 10 passengers.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

vvyJK)SE persons who wish 10 take passage in the
4 Cars III any intermediate points between New Or
leans and Carrolton particularly requested to make
some motion signal 10 the engi eer Of the lseono-
tive previous TO his ar iying at point IN day ,ghi
after dark il is necessary in order that the Engineer
may STOP that lamp should he held out.
GEORGE MERRiCK,
sep Is-tf Chief Engineer N. & e. r. R.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

g PERM Whale Oil-l50O gallons winter sperm oil;
- 1000 gallons summer oil; 3lli1 gallons refined
"haie. for sale by WHITBRIDtiE & co.
aasst sAf In Magazine ct.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

WAVA coffee, pepper SC; so bags old Java cnee SO do
ID pepper, so oxes fresh English Mustard 40 kegs
Goshen butter 10 kegs Fulton Market picked tongues
received per skps Vicksburg ind kensina ton, Tor sale
by sen i3 PETERS d WILLARD.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

UARNlsHEs-A large and extensive stock from
v the mandatory of d Smith 4 Co. comprising
in part the foil wing: extra polishing ], do ,;
furniture l. do no ,, do 8; coach varnsh do
9: yarnish no !, . and for ordinary use; black aud
brown japan, for sale by
s,.nfiQ RI Ell AKNllN- 10 Can1n
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COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS

EXPORTS
S@LADEEPM aPer brig Swan cargo. 1928 pigs lead 9s
b. cotton. 3 do haeeiue rore 81 bbis mos.ss.;
10 do aour 80 hoxes manufactured tobacco,
khds do 400 hides, IS BOXES furnitnre
xAvANA-Pef schr Venus. cargo; obbs Hour.
IMPORTS.
lxVERPOOLPer ship Majestic railroad iron, mdze
t"J Iidd's. A edaux. WIN Mcqueen order
ahp Ambassr dor. rniIroad iron mdzr
sc. TO Rass fla sthorn JCureli. v
Deanistnun. W n sumner Colt co; A Lam
faar, w Br.edloye, Dim, M''ard
Heath CO, Kennedy, Durel CO, order, and
RAvANAPer schr Caledonia 4ao bags coffee, 1872
boxes sugar. se-ars, sweet meats and fruits to
~ q Caliwei a Trusanti Vgnr: iarnae v Bro;
JCollis, J Ca,rele, caAtilo III MARITIME, a
se's--'s MARTYR q order.
Ia 4Is RECEIPTS PRODUCE.
Lou-Ps. steamer Alton. boxes mdze> Grant
70; IL kegs butter C Cyier. IN hills -four Donue: oo7
do. caya fat II hhds tobacco Rogart hawthorn; y DO
sanheih 4 Thompson do, jscohs' s's4 PITS lead
Merle co; 54 do DO 1853 coils rope lRaly ASS sacks bran.
~ hbIs potatoes Penrod: 81 do appes Ration Pilrher
Re- Fserre 1872 ssck. brand. iauvire: $50 do do.
rasse; 10 ch"keus % sacks oats Thos Stewart 81
n ~ cos. CAM Holland IS dozen chickens " Bell 50 BE-
cotton burke. Watt3
smhisnd-Per steamer Alert 900 bbls -four Hedord
4 seasnfrey; 2a0 do & T. sddison 100 do, Forsta; go
10, Forsyth Limerick; 80 do starkiey & Whiinsham
Bayou satapsr ..eam:, s rs sSfSn
Ledaux 90 do Lee; 80 do W Fiower e5 do. t,udi.
nsy % do Taylor Gordon Coz II do Armour. 10 do
Carman do, hennrtt Ferridny do. Walton 20:
da.A n VOLTAGE do Allan 1rcmoulet co; do,
1Eandsr, McKenner r CO.
PASSENGERS.
Livsrpoo,-Per ship Ambassador. Mr. Golden and In tha
(,sveston-PeI trig Empressro. .Mcssrs Shaw Smith
Brown, Miller Shell, William "A in the stseras".
MEMORANDA.
s, steamer Alert le the Mouth of the Ohio tbs 9Th
rvsr oe &c inches Sept 9Th met United states
.. i
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

w for sale by
LAYLET & ANIELUNG,
septl9 II Commerce st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

CITY BANK,
New Orleans, IS Aug, 1888,
THIS Bank is checking on New York at sight.
H. OBT. J. PALFkEY,
eup02 Cashier
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18
New York Stationers' Hall.
No q Charities al, n Orlennn

m Office TO CARPENTERS-Proposals will he
lSreceived the office Of the New Orleans and Nash
willie Railroad, until the 2Otl inst. for putting plank at
the intersections of Marais Vere and Robertson Sta,
with canal; siaar that laid at the intersection
of IRENE and Canal ID HOARD
septl93 Chief engineer and Genl Supdt
N' ANTED-A person TO take charge OF few
w cows and deliver the milk. nOrtheiner or
German preferred. Apply 49 Tchaptonlas st.
senfIQ:3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18
MrEniAL segars, .Dpn for sale by
senI3 SLATER &TRItR, 40 P0ydras ct.
NEW ROCKS.

FENHE Clockmuker, the sayings and doings Of Sam
4 Sick OF Slickville second series; part Cd No Of
Oliver Twist; tile parish Boys Prog ess, by the au-
thor of ail,e Pickwck Papers," "Sketches of Every
Life" "Nichoas NickIeby sc &c" illustrated with
plates fr I'm designs bv George Cruik-hsnk. Also: an
I'd iional supply of 1.-The A'henian Captive" by the
author Of "Son;" Just received and for sale by
WIN. McKEAN.
,enI3 Corner Of Camp and Common sta.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

NN{INDOW, GLASS, $c-lloO boxes of window
w glass assorted sizes % barrels of pain oil; 80
bbs of spirits of turentne; IL bbls of whiting; tons
of green paint dry an in oil 60 packages of gold leaf,
and general assortment fpaints landing aud for sale
nv sentl9 R. CL tNNON, 10 .'amp at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

III AVANA COFFEE-75 bags green Havana coffee
j. 10 store and for sale by
SLATER & TRIER,
n.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

few sporadic cases Of yrl"" fever have oc-
Cured in Mobile, but not sufficient TO create any
alarm.
The health of our own city never WINS better.
1t 10 true, there have been q few cases of yellow
fever but of exceedingly light type ;and within our
very large circle of acquaintance, we have head
Of hut one death; and that was a patient too
weak from previous confinement to supper. the
ususl remedies
Since Friday we have had a succession of hard
showers and the wind has been almost the whole
tive blowing young gale, enough to blow every
thing like yellow fever far from US. Our swamps
are filled with pure water, and our streets are
washed perfectly clean, we have no apprehsn-
sion Of visit from yellow jack this season.
We do not hesitate to invite our fellow citizens
to return, sior we think there is not tho leas
danger.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18
JAMES, NEW NOVEL, &c.
,ENHE KOBBER, u Tale, by the author Of erich

JAMES NEW NOVEL, &c.
'ENHE ROBBER, Tale, by the author of Rich
L. eliou,' 'Thc Gipsey,' 'Atlila,' &c. in vols.
The LOVE CHASE, Comedy, in five ac.s, by
James Sheridan Knowles, author of 'VIrginus,
The Daughter &c. &c.
Ion, Tragedy, in five acts by Thomas Noon
Taltourd; 4th edition.
Society AND MANNERS IN AMERICA; by Harrie,
Waltineau, author of illustrations of Political
Economy in 2 vols; 18th edition.
A Prac ical Summary of the Law and Usage of
Bills OF Exchange and Promissory Notes; togeth-
or with series of tables, showing when bills, notes
and loans, drawn or accepted at any date will tall
due; to which are added, rates of commission and
storage, equation of payments. and general nfor.
nation connected with business of the counting
house; by Foster, Accountant, author of "A
Concise Treatise OF Book Keeping the Clerks
Guide &c.
THE LITTLE snEToH BOOK; course Of very easy
lessons in Landsc.p S, Figures &c. by George
Childs; 1st and Cd series.
Just received and fol sale by WIN MeKEAN,
jys cur of Camp and Common SITS.
ALSO,-An additional supply of ''Three Expe-
riments of L,ving.-Living within the MEANS
Living up to tho DEMONSTRATING beyond the
Mpans;" "Sequel to the Experiments of Llving;"
The Harcourts;" 1.-The Savings Bank" &c.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

NOTICE TO FIREMEN.
VH7liE Corps atac!od to the Fire Plugs Of the Com
4 n'rcial Water Works. were TO have been
changed TN tie LIST inst, but in consequence OF the of
fcers in charge IF the several companies not having
called for the spanners to fit the caps the change has
been prucrasnated until this day The spanners may
be obtained at the Office OF the comp NV No. 60 Maga
zine street. The attention of the gentlemen in charge
Of the ELgine and Hose Company, respectfully soli-
cited. By order.
ELLIOTT,
HnNi
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

MICRO CLOTHS-Lnscys, kerse,a, swanskins,
~ &c. of various qualities, from e New England
Worstei Company, for sale, at low prices by
ISAAC BRIDGE Il co,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

NN HI FElHAVANA SUGARS boxes, in store,
w for sale by
SLATER 4 TRIER,
septic 40 Poydras strset.
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B6ptI5 Io4 NIHSdZlne 81.
NEGRO BROGANS-50 cases mems and bows
Nrussett brogans common and sizes, for sale
BY ISAAC BRIDGE e. CO.
semitic 1874 Magazine ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

Messrs. Beaucherry, Dutilloy, Visimer, Sal, ador
Fernandez and Charles Vouarmet, consi- uees per
ship Zvoff from Havre, a,e requested to cali at the
Office Of the subscriber aud tuke thcirgo,ds
LEVI II. GALE,
sept Is IS Common street.