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moss Il ipdze.
COWES. Per ship Rochester. cargo 7G5 hhds tobpcco
TRIESTE. Per brig Margaret. go SIS bales cotton
GENOA Per brig Laura .cargo LOO bales and $50 boxes
paper.
MOBILE. Per schr VIM Wallace. cargo: 1000 sacks salt
RECEIPTS PRODUCE.
Fort Smith. Per steamer Renown .cargo 10 bales
Oobbn i Co.
St Louis. Per steamer Madison .2037 pigs Maer;
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@ do Florence: $3.50 do 50 boxes lead s bbs -four AS
bags CORN hhds !oacco owners board Is do Blan-
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Montgomery SOS bags Heord Sorgenfey; 100 bbls
pork Bogart Hawtorn ii bales fon Martini Peasants
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burgt
MEMORANDA.
# New York 18th June.-Arr. brig Charles Heald from 0
Baltimore 9th JuneArr. brig Monhcgau, Stckpoe from
NO.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

Meeting Of The Whigs oftke Second municipality
called order by appointing S. ]. Peters, esq
chairman, Messrs. w. L. Hodge, Jas. P Freret
and Thomas Banks, vice-presdents, and L. r.
Gaiennie, secretary.
The chairman explained in brief and explicit
manner the objects of tho meeting.
Mr., Conrad on being called on spoke at length
addressed, the assembngc, when Mr. B peyton
IVES called and addressed the Meeting at length.
Mr.. Randall Hunt then spoke, and moved for a
committee 10 drau2ht resolutions, when on motion,
| the following gentlemen appointad: Nj cssrs.
E. Yorle, Randall Hunt II. RUbitni,,e, ". Frerei,
A. K. Van Rense'aer, IN VIM. II. Avery. After
short recess the Committee, by thyir chairman,
| reported the following rcsoluions
| LIST. Resolved, thut the course pursued at the
polls Of this municipality this day, by which a
great number of our fellow c,lzens have been
denied tho inesrinlable right of suffrage, meets
| with the unqualified condemnation of this meet
| ing.
| Cd. Resolved, That Committee be appointed
| by the President of this meeting to attend al the
polls of the Second Municipality Tomorrow and
| the ensuing day, and that no obstacles are
| thrown in the way of the free exercise of the
elective franchise, and to adopt such measures a,
they may think proper and advisable TO remove
| any such obstacles as may exist.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03
FIRE! FIRE., FIREll!

FlREMEN To THE PoLLs-Your old fiends Ma
rigny, Auguslin, and Mnntugut in the field.
These ar the same men when near the close ot
the Legislature, in 1886, defeated the Bill for he
exemption of Frenea after serving SIX years, from
Military and Jury duty, and who in their several
official situations have never failed to show then
most bitter hostility the whole Fire department
of New Orleans and who, if al ected to the Legis.
lature, to which they have the impudence as
pire, will use all their influence to deprive you oil
the privileges which you now enjoy. The bells
ring at 10 O'Clock, A. M.-Be sure 10 be on the
ground. A FIREMAN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

VorEs.-1n the First Municipality, 48l votes
were takeu a ma jorty Wing. Slidell, we under
stand, was dropped like hot potato.
In the Second Municipality, owing to the pur-
posely slow mode of the judges in receiving the
votes, but 25I were polled, but lhey were pretty
much all Wings.
The Democratic Judge Buchanan, knowing that
nearly all the votes above Canal street where
work against time. But we'll try them to-day!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03
~ The dinner which will take place at Arm

fS.F The dinner which will take place at Arm
row, will be splendid affair." Every preparation
has been made, every luxury has been procured to
give effect TO the occasion. The price of the tick
ct is only five dollars, which not only insures a
sumptuous dinaer, but copious supply of wine.
From the low price many thought the ticket was
for dinner only, hut assure them the liberal
caterer adds 10 his good feed plenty of good wine
to wash down his capons in q bumper.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03
SUB-TREASuRY BILL LOST.

The glorious news of the loss Of the Sub-T rea-
snry Bill reached yesterday morning. The
Pittsburgh Intelligencer of the 26th June asserts
that they have it from source tina, can be relied
on, that the vote was taken on the sub-treasury
bers stood ,-ayas lli-nays 1876, majority against
the humbug IA.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

MIR. BREEDLovE.-Some person, with the real
or assumed signature of L. A. Bayon, pre,ends to
deny our assertion, that MIR. Breedlove threatened
10 Turn out of office any one of the persons en-
ployed in the Custom House, il they presumed to
vote the Wing ticket. We again assert fearlessly
MIR. Breedlove himself acknowledged yesterday
ths truth of the statement And who is this Mr.
Bayon who has the impertinence 10 thrust himsel
between Mr.. Breedove and public indignation
Is he one of The officers of the establishment
His name does not appear IN the list,-and il hi
be not, how has he the assurance 10 deny positive
fact, and of which too he knows nothing.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

LIES OF THE PARry.-The Courier states that
Prieur had majority Of 500 yesterday. AS there
were only 1910 votes polled, the veracious Courier
allows the wings 1855. You had your spectacles
on wrong side upwards Mr.. Courier
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03
NOTICE.

Those persons who have signed the application
for United States Land, and who have not received
their Certifcat, $, will please call at the Wing
Central Committee Room, Merchants Exchange.
Exchange Place, front 81 story, and obtain the
same.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

opposition, to raise those to power and distinction
whose course of conduct, and habits OF thinking,
would desecrate all those feelings which you hold
in highest respect.-Beware! Vote for Roman and
White, and carefully avoid every faint OF aCol'.
tiopsm, or amalg amation.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03
POLL COMMITTEE
J Fl Hawthorn.
COMMUNICATED,

Mr.. Gibson-Wil you have the goodness to
inform me if the Judges of our election are sworn
before they on the duties OF their oficel 1t
they are. what is the offence or crime committed
by the Judge, who throws unnecessary obstacles
in the way of the Tree and independent EXERCISE al
that measurable privilege of tree!nen. The right of
suffrage? And can it he possible tha, line spolyss
ermine of the bench is laid aside, an Mar he
incumbent has descended /" TIE unhatowed
trickery of the party politician!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

" Wings! be prompt in your attendance at
the polls this morning, and take your lax receipts
with you. Give the pettifoggers no opportunity
of deriving you of your votes; for he assured no
tricks will be left untried to disfranchise you if
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

The Prieur press is crgina out that they had y
vast majority yesterday! Nothing can be more
false, although their usual daily midget is about
on par with ii. B. thu best information we are
led to believe that the First and Third Municipali-
ties made about vote, while there was a
decided Wing maionIy 10 the Second, notwirh-
standing the buypg, ,neddling Efforts of lawyer
Grymes, and the undignfed proceedings of Judge
Buchanan.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

G.P The sub-trensury scheme has been defent-
ed in Congress, by the reviving patriotism of the
people! Citizens! will you send slidel to help
the "party'' to revive it again! VIII you be sc-
cessories to long continuance of the depression
under which trade is lanquishiHg?
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

Citizens Of Louisiana! if you do not wish TO see
servants usurping the places of their masters:
your domestic circle demoralized by the influence
of bad examples in high places, and those social
institutions which you have ever held most sacred,
laughed at and derided, beware how yon help,
cihtr by active assistance or by want OF energetic
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03
PUBLIC MEETING LAST NIGHT

Public Indignation was raised to such pitch of
excitement Yesterday, by the iniquitous course of
conduci pursued al the polls during the day, that
meeting took place spontaneously, at Banks
Arcade, which more numerously attended
than any public assemblage known in our city for
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

MELANCHOLY Loss.-Three young and beautiful
girls, daughters of Mr.. Cozzsns, of the American
Hotel, New York, were swept away by the tide
while bathing in the Hudson, near West Point,
and all drowned, on the 23d June.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

The Courier sapiently assures us that the peo-
that there can be doubt of il since they have it
from "a gentleman who knows the fact. Pro-
digious!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

Our most respectable citizens, Oldest resi-
dents and richest men, were yesterday challenged,
and that too by man who never had prudence
enough to save cent, and has voted on pedar's
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

0.FWill Judge Buchanan condescend to inform
the citizens why he suffered Mr.. John R. Grymes
SO grossly to insult, brow beat, and lord it over
the voters Us they presented their ballots yester-
day! 1t is known to the citizens generally, and
it has been proclaimed by Mr.. Grymes himself,
that he has some six or seven thousand dollars at
issue on this election, and it is doubt very de-
sirabls thing to him to deprive one half of our CT
tzens Of their francilise,-but does this man dare
to think lightly Of his eountrymsn as to sun
pose they wall suffer him thus to swindle them GU,
Of their most valuable right, in order that he m ay
pocket more i'll gotten wealth! Let Mr.. Grymes
beware! the Indignation OF citizens has been
thoroughly aroused, and they will not suffer him
to trampIe on their rights and liberties again this
day. Whaersht had Mr.. Grymes to be in oul
municipal halt, and what right had the judges te
suffer his interference! His impairment dcia'
Jon was equally an insult to the citizens at larg'
and TO the judges in their Office But let Mr.
Grymes be cautious how he NEEDLES thus again
his second interference will meet rebuke will
discomfort ercn his efiron,ery.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

IT. There appears little doubt that the ROM
nation of James X. Paulding to be Secretary of
the Navy, in place of Mahlon Dick erson, resigned,
has been confirmed by the Senate.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

A contemporary says that Roman and Victory
will be wide as the poles asunder He makes n
mistake: they will be seen ut the polls together.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

BY BACH & CALHOUN,
by Virtue of an Order from 4. Honorable the First
sD Judicial District Court viii u Tuesday,
Sd July, 1885, at haif-pas o'clock, The tlfuRE,
contained in the House, No. l2l Custnuhonse street,
surrendered by James L. Wibray, to his creditors.
Terms-Cash. le25-3Qie-3ly
HAVANA COFF EE-25l bags green Coffee, per
Il L schr Hero, from Havana; for sale by
SLATER & FRlER,
iel4 40 Iuydras street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

* The Courier, with its usual veracity, pro-
claims the report of the loss of the sub-treasury
bill by majority,-a glorious majority of "A
Wing falsehood! The denial of such a menda-
cous set as the government press, from end to
end, can have little effect with rejecting people.
But this denial of the Courier, like three fourths
of its assertions, proves utterly false. The slips
direct from Washington of the 25th confrm the
glorious news, that gives another kick to nece'e-
rate the already rapid dpwnw I'd progress of the
| present NAL administration.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

STEAM BoILERs.-An act 10 test by examination
the strength Of steam boilers, passed Congress on
the 23i. Of It's provisions have no nforma-
ton
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

~ Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, has neen Sc
lected by the democrats OF New York 'e deliver
the fourth Of July Grafton.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

The Wing Committee appointed by the meeting
last night to attend the Polls, will meet at Wing
Hend Quarters, this morning, at O'Clock. LOU
siana Hose Company.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

PULAsKI.-A part OF the main hull, and the hur-
ricane deck of this unfortunate boat, trited a
shore at Smithvillc, S. C g, on the 25th ul.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03
THE ELECTION

The polling commenced in the Second Munich
palty at 10 o'clock yesterday, and. continued nn-
der circumstances of so nefarous and dsgraceful
a nature reused the just indignation OF the clil-
zens. Every petty contrivance,-everyp altry sab
terfuge,-every vsxaious, irritating and unaceus-
toned impediment was thrown in the way, to ex-
haust as much time, aud deposit few votes as
possible. The most .baretaced and outrageous i'm
positions were practsed and connived at by all
parties concerned. Does Judge Buchanan know
little of citizens that he requires full half
hour TO he assured that the Nlcssts Freret have
the right OF voting! When n vote can be taken
from q democrats hand whose person is three
rows back of the front, and deposited wilIout
three words, can any but the worst of motives
! cause Judge to waste from 25 to so minutes
with each Of such men as Judge Billiard, Mr., r.
Banks, Mr.. Brand, Mr.. ]. Frcret and such we'll
known and long established citizens? We have
no hesitation in asserting that affected scrutiny
and such positive delay were quite unnecessary
for nsce, and were evidently intended to veX and
|
many hours UNDECIDED, and then brow beaten and
subjected to every personal indignty, by set of
persons permitted by the Judges to interfere with
out any right, and for the sole, palpable purpose
of depriving freemen of their just right What,
but the known fact that the Second Municipality
{ votes where principally Wings, caused such delay
that only one half of the votes were with difficulty
got in the Second Municipality that were quietly
taken in the First? The whole amount Of votes
taken in Lafayette Square was 25I, while in the
First Municipality there were polled about $50,
and in the Third within fraction of the amount
thrown in the seccnd, land yet there were fully
nine hundred voters there ready TO give tn cir bal
lots. We lenrn that Judge Buchanan is relation of
John Slidell: is this another of that worthy IS
tricks, and does Judge Buchanan lend himself to
such outrageous course!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03
V ','''As '''' '-''@'' - - GEORGE ARMSTRONG
ENLOUR.-2060 bbs superfne Flour, fresh and Will
IL keep from sourng for sulne lime, for sale by
G. DORSEY,
jeoo A New iegPa,

a. DJnSEh,
je22 A New i.epea,
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
TEiHAT, whereas, my brother Doctor James Grant,
D. late of Cohahuia and Texas, died in the army
ofTexas, in the month of March, 1886 Whereas, uli-
der date of August 90 The same year Daniel Teller
addressed letter 10 from Nacogdoehes, in Texas
acquainting me with his having received my said
Blothers Will dated EGXar, Dec 30, 1895, setting
forth that hc tr. To!er and myself named execr-
tors And whereas, the said Toer mentions in the
letter above alluded to- that he had the Viii duly regis
tered; notwithstanding, which have strong proof that
he never had pro ated; and further have found my
anxious enquiries and exnrtons, Tor the last two
years, insu fiicisnt to obtain copy.
Now, therefore, be ii hereby formally brown that the
said ruier h authority make any disposition oil
give tile to, any land other property belonging ia
the estate of my deceased Brother any thing
appertainng the same; but that am nsntng steps
towards the recovery ofsaia will, nnd shall at once
proceed TO such my character OF execu
tor, are now called for.
HUGH GRANT.
NorE.-The editors of Texas nawpapers and New
York Albion respectfully requested to copy th.
advertisement times and send their accounts Il
the office of the True American, to at the Sur
veyor's Office, ID Municipality. Of New Orleans
iaD7 Il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

Cotton at New York on the 23d, was shat
better.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

ia pieces Northern Baggng,
%? pieces Scotch Begging,
564 pieces Kentucky Ragging
5is coils Rope,
60 bales i}alemg lwme,
bales English seine ,wi'e G,,,:
pnhcnfohs u nsh III, ,n,,'s ,Wh;ns'h
p"Hcleo ~ , " ,ni,,N Hni pvRNT = %
hHi Nol-D9' ~ u co 1T r - ", s,rast
M . mo W.. -
PACKAGE HARDWARE &e. fOhEi"N Do
lES1l5 =; ,,,,,,,c
= LEFEREI.I !, f1JM.i"'
SoLHAiEi ~, s -.-S1ul.s.n's; y,
, 10 'hUAn ~ reray;n "N from
~ = on NUM- t9D are f snnn,v Of 1,rd.
ware Goods which are 3sreo of ne e eoHa% Of '
"'t @1S0 ,nste cnrol ;nII Hoes, ossd
900 do bright traces do
81 do log Chains do
1919 cases English fuwling Guns
76 do German 10 do
u u 60 1,Lo5s cue ,,,i s,'nS ,,,,ors
"a '' i,5, ii- rI5 'o'''' "'I 40 do
~ t'i,' ,,.a@ .,i ,l;,, Tf,o
:, w. w. J. II, Il l,",,I,, y, anu MIN
Y Y Do It hottI e.+. .,.. i, ..,;...
10 de hooks and hinges
cs as % ps'o is,@ oSs,a
5otons Eg@ll,a boiler plates
$500 boxes III, pato, assorted sizes
WIN Iso a ~ %, =, J ,ccra At
,,oorT !" ~ '9e9''' i''''l'' !i0}ga,y
lo"'s' Prices J"l.22--2'''-.,,,-
w yIRISTy STORE, NO. IS Camp stree W.
DIR Eishep's Hotel-The suhseviba,%at ros ol,ea X
ut their new stand, an extensive ,,3sotaeot srt'sgs y
Ir,, line ra,,j5ipp every variety of Combs tifasres
P-t,nr,y ran!2 e.Ia5ses. FIN Ing Cards All
' 5!', ~, r. a,.i.Ie ,Ils ioIlnuir >.
a " ln.,,,,i 1 t''S' '"''''l''
Ti,NIrE ,h tontueh ,,t
,,a ,fgt sns ,g s1, ma.
/ '' - - ', - ''7f " - .
'' 'ess'S' isos '.,, ,',, nn5d"
aDs. ,, t ''' and,
81 5SiiTl IA ESS. "a f,I or Fronc,
I'D gi'',. ,r,, a,or
sa St' -, 81 a1'S' ~ ISfo,o
rose ny,a, mrn essarlne beramo, .aeraeuy,
,t nay sos If every 4, syrn,ion ,nnc,,or. antigua.
suI lii oil md cn,l;,," in;d. chtori,,, Inoth
w,cl l; and chIor;np en1riiire. scented and main
tonel powder; ponatnm; preston sai's' enc: -,
bHos1iEo-oompilslnS gre" variety Vi eio, ,
tr hat iesl' tooth, mAl' een saaNlns, Pl',e ntar,'
scrubbing and white wash horse, sl.oe and tanner
securing, paint and vanss brushes and sash and gram
WGSpZS c. ri Gilt frame, OF
vsrG,s s;zes and ,y 'pflct German stata,
PLAYING CSRDs-Eage, Harry Sth, Broom,
Highlander, spie! Carten French aud whi,s back Play
;pf Cards
FANCY AND VARIETY ,pIJGf ES--A suDc.
rior assortment Of Movable desks ladies' and gemc-
nps .senn and ladies', yor ho~es tancy box
Of various descriptions, suitable for the new yel
and Christmas gifts; pocket books OF all sorts; sspen.
ders, musc-boxes, lead pencils ciayois, victims, beac
bags and purses, assortment OF fancy beads, superior
quality billiard balls, paste blackne; bone, SHIRT vest
fall and suspender buttons; pearl uons and shirt studs
razor sros; gas machines for creating light; Sp'nisl
and melee seuars; maccouha Paris i9aee AND Scotch
s",S a ''Ss.i ; f , ' 1 ; ~ lew, ws harms
Harrnouicas, ucfcr matches ,ins. nee,es percussion
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

CELEBRATION OF THE Q lMTNf 4TH july.
A PUBLIC DINNER, in celebration of the Ami
IA nversary of orr National Independence, will be
given the Washington iQte in Milnelurg, III the
Lake, at o'clock the afternoon OF the 4th July TO
all those gentlemen who may furnish themselves with
Tickets, on or before Monday, the 4th July
Tickets at s. each may be had to Monday e' cning
the ID July, on application to the Bar of the City
Exchange, St. Louis street; Exchange Hotel, St
Charles street; City Hotel, Common street; Taylos''r
Merchants Exchange, Royal street, Hewlets Arcade
Exchange, and Planters Hotel Canal street and at the
Washington Hotel, in lMilneburg. ..
GEDREE A z AISHRN ONO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03
SLAVERY.
p11R11sH ED THIS nAY

ptIRLlSHED THIS DAY.
And for Gale al the Counting Room of the 'Irtc aeil
can, Exchange Hotel, st. hares street,
sIAVGRy.
A Serm delivered in the First Congregational, m
in New Orleans, April Is, 1888. By hes. Iheod
NClapp. "a
1prira 80 CENTS, JeJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

CENTRAL WING COMMITTEE.
The following named citizens have been ap-
pointed to attend at tho respective polls during the
days of the election:
FIRST MUNICIPALITY.
Randall Hunt, G. Bouduusqne,
Edward Rawle, Felix D'Armas,
VIM. Debuys, F. Furst,
]. w. Zacharie, Ed. Insou'
A. Mazareau. Coulon Jnmonvlle,
Thos. Curry, A. Fernandez,
F. B. Conrad.
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
L. L. Ferrier, A. Bagget,
VIM. Freret, Il. Renshaw,
]. P. Frerst, A. Vienne,
]. w. Smith, R. B. Sykes,
]. Gibson, John Brandt,
P, Landrenu, NJ RobataiIle,
C. Bullnt, l.. A. Nadau3,
| ]. II. Caldwell, M. Grivoi,
]. a. AmcluuE.
THIRD MUNcIrAnTy.
3. Beauregnrd, ]. Kilshaw, Jr.
F. L. Morris, r. Nenne,
| VIM. Turner, Albert Piernas,
VIM. Salzman, Peter RaPp,
Francois Vari,n, Eosamond Seyxhnayde'
Carries Moro, A hleitei,
Louis Leblanc, 3. ERnre,
| John Culbertson.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

WINGS ATTENTION!!!
The Wing voters will meet at the Polls at an
early hour this morning.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

Important 10 trade,-By an order published by
the fBdtish) President of the Council of India on
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

= PERM CANDLES.-seventy-f boxes, various
= brands for sale by
WINSTON g. SHALL,
Fr, 7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03
JUUISINNA
ruRDgST URE WAES Z X o 0 M S,

No. 50, Bienvllle street.
XA7HLIAM R. CARNEs, (formerly of the firm OF
Wv Flint Il Carnes) would respectfully inform his
friends and the pubic that he is constantly receiving
from New YORK and Boston good assortment Of Fur
niture such mahogany chairs, sofas bedseads, ma
pie and painted chairs, maple and cherry bsdsteads,
mahogany and cherry tables of all descriptions, bl-
renus toilets secietarys writing desks, warrohes of
mahogany and cherry, wash stands, looking glasses,
feathers, bedding, &c. &c.
NIB. Furniture packed for transportation with great
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

gE.W DIRECTORY.
g-elJBLIsHED this day, Gibson's Guide and Diree
tory Of New Orleans and Lafayette; Tor SAFE ny
~ wy DAVID FELT a. co.
mo- NY Statoners Hall, "a Chartres st.
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ESoRK-63 bbis Ness, rs do NJ o, 43 do Prime
Il edo Shoulders, Y do Neck, do tail pieces, DE-
huts of shoulders and do Joles the Inspeclon for
sale by G DORSEY,
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

T4iHE undersigned have formed connection, for the
purpose OF transacting Commission Business, in
this city, under the firm of Adam 4 Whitall;
C ADAMS, Jr.
iy2 JOS. L WHIHAL8..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-03

eggsoyg2ss GUIDE AND DIRECTORY
HHOE the State of Louisiana, and Cities OF New Or
II leans and Lafayette; for sale by
IL VIM McKEAN,
~ car Cnmn nua Common SITS.