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81 In FOH INE THEIV
rgNltosahlisre reputation aHd cou,rn, Il, iurlca ms
dentud for this c0ae iIa rrnviy OF pam, a,Il me
s'rNarnc OF the teeth, has induced tic s'h-r,itrr
olnr it 10 the American public Arrangements hay
been made 10 suppl, AGENTS in all the principal elite
aud tow"S in the linit"d States, as place it h
the reach ." those suffering and like, 10 suffer This mos
larnSsilg Of all aches rontf-ache
When applied according to directions given on
bottle, it has never iui!cd 10 afford imlndltr AMI
maucmt re'it 1t also arrests the decay IN lairrtiv
teeth aud relieves thai soreness uhich so 'cuupnt,
renders II strong tooth useless The application and
remedy simple, innocent, not unpleasant; and
the large number of persons in different sections III
country that have air ady experienced such ri.hlli
and sanitary effects from the ct the lall arc ready
Ia bear ttur the public gUo their tcslimun, IL il mn
rSalicd qjalucs. 1t is an Indian rrmr,j1, ultInvl
,iugularly aul unexprc dly, and ma b. rrgnr led b,
the civilized world as The most valuable discovery
rcdman Of the woods
Prlce 81 Yer bottle. Sold by
JARVIS 4 ANDREWS,
mrs Cor Common and Irhopouins -~.
n EW BOOKS-Nmal Sketch Book, on The Service.
' ihua aud ashore With characteristic rrurinIsccn
ceE, fragments and opinions. Ky the author Of
fairs OF Tar &c. second series, in > vols.
Kauiom kccollcctiOns OF thF Iio,-c at Commons,
HON the year 1880 10 the close OF 1888, n"iudiug perso-
nal sketches of the leading mcmbcrhy ut no par
V, lust received and for sule by W McNENN.
LATE PUBLICATIONS.
{ NEthWEi.l., AT Ilisor'a Novel, b, the author o.
"'ihe brothers" Nc. in vols.
Popular Medicine, or Family Adyis r. consisting Of
Outlines ot Anatomy, Physiology, ood ilyeicnc with
such u'S the practice of PLY Sr, Surgery, aud tl,,
Diseases Of women and children may prove useful in
tnItcs when regular physicians cannot be pI"c,rcd
being companion and guIr or Intelligent principals
OF manufactures, p.HntatiunS, aud huadn- s,hGul ,
heads u" families, masters ~ vessels, missionaries, ur
travellers; aud useful sketch tor yo'uG nr COMA clp-
ing tie stldy of medicine By Rcylil Coates. u. H..
Peer Pnrey's Universal History IN lia bass O..
Geography for the OF families, illustrated ~ maps
hnI rngruN iuLs, in , vols
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RbI AIN and ruIed Cap an! ir;rcr l'aIcr~. f all uu,
lres, consisting nj very superior nur laid blue.
aud white wow, and plain aud ruled rough edge rccu,d
cap, crist Gtly on hand and tor sale by
rAVlD FtLT 4 co.
AL Y %tafionrr lirl', ii Chmtras st.
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MOTTO E.-'rhc ownrruf several packages tcrrltan
die marked Madame V. hr'tqurncaye. per ~lrru
Grafton, from New i"k is hereby not led tim n -
have ','en -rur"i by SPtFSOE hVE%N 4 40.
.lal Cnn-a,utr+ ~.itrr.or
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MAIL ARIA NEfGNyENT

,,,,. sy.y Due Every Day nl - NJ
'"'""'" """2 Closes Every day at l0I Am
,y,.,..,. a,,.y Due every Sunday, "Wednesday
by rug Of tie; Clnscs ,y,r, AZ n,,,L,,. v,..,,
No""'' ami Saturday hv .. +. NJ.
,uot ,L,,,,y( DHc every Tuesday, Thursday, ,
: II" '"'"' ma" Saurcn, by r. NJ.
Closes every Monday, Wednesday,
ENrRESS MAIL.
TIMES OF ARRIVAL. DEPARTURE DISTANCE
Nc OF the Express Mail, hctp'"o, Noodle and New
lork-leav,ng Mobile dpily nj p. NJ. Northwar
New York daily ut ) =. NJ Southwark.
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dtllEHhS ON rIIlLADELPHIS-For sal, Nv
~ lOHkr pROTHERS,
81 IsCanp t.rnet
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w W SW AIN

No. 1lstanGi S.rc1 A,yr O,5eoDs
HAS always on hand con 'tmrly X recciyiu- Dr,-
q Dyes, Chemicals, and PANS, among tlcl. nv.
Oownig:
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V GLENN'S PERFUM RIES.
J C TRIN( ARD,
Corner of Canal and Bourbon streets

EAOll.E y MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
i 4 Painters, No Caronlele street, two doors ilom
Canal street.
limitations OF The following woods and marbles, yx
ccutcd ia mastery manner.
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kfLANk EODkS, Of evrU >;rIety al rulinG and
binding constantly on lud: md Printing, Kuhn
and B,udiaS neatly cXcculed,n II, short norirc,Ay
DAVID YEA y \ co.
nib NV Statnnc,5' Han, , Ehmucs st.
VpK tNnf-io bhs fourth prout American Brandy
I'D lardmc, fer sulehy
ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
NIL 1871 Magazine TrcCt.
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JOHN WILLIAMS,
the English Dentist

Louisville, Jaly 1897.
C0pitI fOIe The s. IT. C. 4dc"rGtc of the 2th Juuc la,7
Al the request ni lr. Williams we insert the follow
ing mite from the Rev, r Howell OF Nashville Ia th,
"iror OF II South Western Christian Advocate, who
ltappcars has examined tkc d yIomts and other ,oru-
m!nts, cvhcIvc OF the Doctors claims public patron
age In consequence of an accident nr. W. will r,-
main in Nashville few days longer than he at first
incnded-say the LIST July.
Rev. MIR Notwithstanding been requested by Dr.
Williams, the oculist, in this city, to examine his
numerous diplomas and other documents cvincve Of
his cnims To public contideut rim his profession have
in company viii, valued tricnd, done so with pleasure
Among them found letter from Mr. Pagco at urc-
sent Charge d Atinrcs OF the King of the French at
Washington, addressed to DR.. Williams tesyins the
commences OF the diplomas from the Kings of France
Belgium, &c. MS well as those from the Medical Soce-
lies of France. lie has numerous vouchers from men
known To he OF high reputation this country received
since his arrival in the United >tatGs detailing nsn-
ccs ot great success in TIC restoration of sight To the
osni. have seen ne ry all his poor patients in this
city. | Kew uonn of them previous To thei, comi,r
unDcr his care; but all have seen say they are mn
occasionally benefited.
RDB'T. i. c HOWELL,
shsllvillc, June n, 1897.
T.. :. Since writing tho ABOVE, one of Dir. Williams
patients has called upon me, and SAYS he had actually
and totally lost the sight of for seventy wears
but now declares himself hctter that last night for the
first Time in his life that he rccocct, he could dis
ting lislI, with III tcve, of the prominent! tars
learn that this old gentleman has lived many wears
in this rgion, and says he has been Methodist during
forty years.
Yours, truly,
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a NEW two story brick onsc, situated . doors
"a from the Second lnuicualit, Il4., on st tharre
sueet. Rent very low, possession given Immediately
tnuuir,, III Tho prru,isrs p1n, f.
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UhAlhtSr"N .IWTy T, / Sol,
afflicted uur years with AN ulcer III the ley, oc-
rpsonally accompanied with en- sipcattns inflammation
and excessive main in the leg and .ncv joint Several
emncn ply sicans cxctcd their skill upon it but with
permanent benefit. In This five bottle
indians I'auacea made apertccl cure.
MARGARET A WEST, 1871 Market
:. For sale by HENRY HONNAHEi, Druggist, agcm
10" the proprietors, Tchouptonlas street l6
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Merchants, by forwarding request BY mail, can
have prin'cd circular, with description of goods,
prices and TERMS from winch no deviation is ever
made, furnished by return of mail.
All orders will receive immediate attention.
New York, 1898. i.3
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NEW GOODS.

NJ oIltE---Thc partnership Of Kelley Mason g. Co
ct New orlcan Mason. Harris SEQ, of Natchez
nd Harris, Kelley &Co., of Rodney, dis >lvcd on
heH'sf OF May last by the death Of Samuel Mason
me OF the partners OF the firms.
the undersigned, surviving partners, will be charged
with the settling and closing said business follows:
lrrC Harris will attend to the settling of the business
OF Mason Harris Il Co.., ut Nachez; and IarriSy Ke
fv a Coat Rodney: and Henry Kelley will attend to
he settling ct the business of Kelley, Mason g. Co,
New Orleans The names of The several firms will lie
used in liquidation only.
Those indebted to said firms cnrnc7tly requested
ocoMe forward and make early settlements; and those
having claims will please present them without delay.
LEVI HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY,
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was seed aN'lt rc" vtHi's since, with Hisrcssiug
lcnn,a's caused by 'ah'nSa Sc we're cold, while unes
from business "e;'', ever since During tins period
have he, ma patient III the Marine Hospital in Ibis cit
upwards OF four months, and nearly the same length,
time in the Baltimore 's'sta, and tried almost ever
itncdv with little benefit. On the 10th of t,brIa,
last at that time sci,cely able TO move about upon c,tcl-
cs, commenced the use, al indians Pauauca In one
,aonth found myself cutirrl, freed from lam and ;r
happy to state that consider uNsell perfectly we'll
WM. TUCKER is NmL,, St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-13


APPROPRIATIONS FOR INDIANS.
Mr.. Wright, from the committee on finance, reported
the bill from the House referred TO hsu making appro.
pra.ions for the annual expenses of the Indian Depart
en aud for fulfilling treaty stpulations with the In.
dian tribes for the year 1885, with minor
naents which explained by Mr. w. and agreed TO-
plained by MIR. White, and agreed to-
an appropriation Of $3.50 900 for the support Of such
dians removed west of the Mississippi unable to
subsist themselves to be distributed under The direction
of tho Secretary Of War.
This amendment vas earnestly advocated by Messrs.
White and Sewer, and opposed BY Messrs. Niles, Clay
ofAh NosEel and Allen, and agreed to BY the follow
ing vote:
Yeas-Messrs Baysrd, Benton, Buchanan, Clayton,
Csiitenden, Cohber Davis, Fulton King, Linn, Mou-
ton Nicholas Preston, Rives Roane Robinson, Sewer,
Smith Of Ind, Southard TalImsdge, Webster, White
20
.Mays-Messrs. Allen, Brown, Clay of Ala, Clay cf
Ken, Hubbard, Lyon, Miles, Norvell Pierce, Robbins,
Ruggies, Smith of Conn, Strange, Wall-l4.
The bill was then ordered 10 third reading and by
consent, read third time aud passed.
RAaBoR BILL.
Mr. Merrick, in compliance with desire of some of
the friends of the Harbor BILL moved that the vote re-
iectng it should be reconsdere and the hope
that il would be 90 modified that he could vote for
The vote accordingly reconsdered, and the bill
taken up by che following vote:
Yeas-Mssns. Allen, Bsyard, Buchanan, Clay, of K,
Clayton, Crttenden, Davis, Fulton Hubbard, Linn, Ly
on MsErck, Niles, Norvsll, Robbins, Rugges, Sewer,
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MIR. SAMUEL SHAKESPEARE is NV authorized
VA Agen, during my ABSENCE fro n the civ.
j9-lawfw.

bRIl)N E,SS.
A BEAUTIFUL head of hnr is the graolcst orns
= meni belonging the human frnme How strange
~ me loss OF 1t changes the cnun.enance and prepa
'urelV brings on the appearance of old nge which, II
es hhhy 10 recon- at being uncovered. md sometime
even 10 sinus society TO avoid the lests and sncers O
tc'r the remainder Of their lives are con
sranentiy spent in refinement. In short MOI eynn III,
nss" property fills the thinking vontb will
.. neavy sinking gloom as does the loss of his hair
:" avert all these unpea ant circumstances Oldrdge'
fal'n of Columbia stors the hair from falling off an tb-
rstanplicatrn, and few hotties restores il AGAIN II
Nise produces eyebrows and whiskers; prevents the
ar rom turning makes it curl beautifully and
fees IRON 'rnrt. Numerous certificates 'of the frs
H'rctah'ity IN support of the virtues of Oldritlys
Balm ara shown by The propretor,
GP Read the following:-
hohert Wharton, Esq. late Mavor Of Philadslpb
mas certified be seen below to the high charn
ter ct he following gentlemen
w Undersigned do hereby certify ,hnt " have used
,ne h''m 81 to'nmbia discovered hv j. Oldridge and
e l.uhd II highy serviceahe only Ms a preventive
against the FILLING off Of hair but also certain rostor
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in st G-arse char-e
,,u No Sc North Fifth st.
JOHN p TNGLIS, 32I A,cb strec,.
John THOMAS, NJ d, 1863 Rncest
JDItN Fi,REY loI Spruce street.,
Hu,ilf McCURDY. e4a South ID st.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street,
1t is known that three of the allow, sipners are more
'hah oo years OF age, and the others not less than So
r, From the Nlnyor.]
Commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA,
+ p,..u, u,, y, City of PHILADELPHIA.
ub !, knbert Wharton Mayor of said city Of rhilade.
rha, do hereby certify that am well acouan,,d with
hessrs + lnglis, John Fure :, and Hugh NJ Curly.
nose names are signed to the above certificate that they
are sent@mer OF character and RESPECTABLE ", md as
SUCH Iull eeo should he given to the said certificate
In witness VIII 'reof have hcreunto Sc, nv tnnd
ana an, enuscd the seal of the city +, be fixed, this
9th day of December, &c 'o'' '"''
IT,. ~ - ROBERT WHARTON Mayor.
ohoEhN that each bottle ofthr tiaru,iue Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, OIL which is nu ar
the fells Of niagara, &c y r'>'> "'e'
Sold holesa and retail by the sole agents for Am,
lGa 70 rletche' street, neur Maiden Lane enc oo,
through h, country ''"' P''''''hefs
JARVIS & ANDREWS.
my Wholesale Agents, New Orleans
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PARKER's ROCKY MOUNTAINS, SC,
EOuRNAi. of an Exploring Tour beyond the
- Rocky Mountains, under the direction of the
"A "A M, performed in the years 1885, SO and
10 containing description OF the geography. 60.
oiogy, climate and productions and the mum g,
manners and ustoms of tho natives; with a Man
OF Oregon Territory, by Rev. Sam Ell Parker, A Nj.
he River and he Desert; or r collections of
the R'one and tn. Chartreuse; by Miss P4rdoc,
author oiihe City of SD tan, &c. in 2 vols,
The Rubber, a Tale, the author OF E,chcl;on.
The Gypsy, Atta; in 9.
=, he Two F!irls; or Ad, >rurs in Country
House, and other Tales by Lady Bossiny,on. e /,
B"lwrr, Mrs Norton. Barry ornwall, Mrs Cora.
Captain Aodwin, and others in vols.
Inc Lie and Adventures OF Nicholas Nickleby
eoNeo by Boz with Illustrations by Phiz, No. l.
Just received and for sale bv
RENJANJN Evu
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FRANWLyN INFIRMARY

VIE Pnhc afe respectfully informed that thus mati
tuition Is erected on The most improved plan, and
II an AIRY aud most admirable suetit, in the faahourx
Franklin, upon the railroud, one mile from he Misss
| si,pi.
The building is large and most connpdousy divided
ln apartments for keeping separate different eassea.
and d ferent diseases.
The institution is supplied with tne most skilful and
attentive male and enal ise, and speaking the va
rlous mOuern languages.
Private rooms may BIZ had bv gentlemen at FIVE dol
lars per day. includin- Attendance &e.
-, Terms IN the or mary wards, two doIaHs per day.
slaves also two dollars. Small Pox in the ordiaary
wards, five doll rs.
All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident phvsical is DR. Weddeinan to whom
applcation for admission must be n,ale vi to Dr. C
h"zenDerg, No Rampant street. api9iv
4 EAT LARD-f00 kegs IL store, for sale BY
k 90 DORSEY,
IA Nv eyee
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

LATE PUBLICATIONS.
MESS MADE EASY; being n new Introduction
~ 10 Tue rudiments Of that scientific und popular
game. by George Walker Teacher Of Chess
Uncle Horace novel by airs ) G Hall author Of
Sketches Of Irish Character, The Buceuueer, &c. Al.
vols.
The Spirit of the Woods, illustrated BY coonred en-
Cravings, bv tie author OF The Moral of Flowers
tindens Views Of Ports aud Harbours uf Great Bri-
tain.
Fiora's Gems, the Treasures of the Parterre, 10
bouquets, drawn and cooured from nature, bv Jams.,
Andrews: With poeiiral lusfrat nns b. Iiisa A MI
lwumey, author nt fine Rumnhct of Natrs.
blosfnry of Terms used ia 'rrcIin totna L. Iin-
.la and Gothic Architecture; the sccond v.llion, en-
iarg.d; exenplite,i by o. wood cuts
Addock,s Engineers Pocket Book, for the mr. 1899,
WIN an Almanac; by Henry Addock, Civil Engineer.
Works ct Lord BACON. with an n'rsdnrtry essay,
and a portrait; new edition, c.,npela in = vnls.
81 hop Burners History of bis own Tme: from the
restoration OF Charles II. tc the treaty Of peacs AZ
Utrecht, inths -gn ct Queen Anne A edition,
with historical sEt biographical notes; complete 10 one
volume. just received and for sale by
WM McKEAN,
NIL cor Camp and Cu,lnon sis.
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SITTING OF SEPTEMBER ., 1888.
Resolved, Th.t the ordinance concerning the hu.
ryng grounds, passed the 3oth ult he 80 amended
as to substitute the words "lst Of October next Tor
the words 'l, OF September next in the first article
OF the old ordinance.
,ignedl PAU. BERTUS, Recorder.
Apprav ID, September S, 1855
Signeil C. GENOIS, Mayor.
A true copy THEARD, Jun. Sec'y.
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SA INNING SCHOOL
AND FLOATING BATHS IN THE RIVER

NM rlUAltNo 6AlHS IN lHc RlVER,
oppo"'c .H""d"r1jc STREET, Ihrd Ai"n,craiiiy, t4so
s2nu'cs brton tic Huil iiouG
EXERCISE, CLEANLINESS, PLEASURE AVID
HEALTH.
's'lit arraneenlrns tor this establishment are now
u, y completed The propreto,s have provided ery
li'h@ winch may tend to the c"mort OF tuth,ls. The
oesSns rooms are now provided it'll doors under ock
ma Key lad rrs and ropes prepared Tor ascending
from the bath; nnstant supply Of clean ,,v n,vals
Is KEPT Tor tue talileES. The Mning which throws an
',S'eraoie shade over the BATH ring The heat OF the
dhy, Is no" more et' acd aud n!o, a free Circulation
OF air. N " ' "'''o"
W he omnbrsscs lying between Canal st,e.t and
'e press, pass every halt hour WITHIN fifty
steps of he baths ''i'" nay
iy u"si'p 'ohF, - L" kets fr IS 90
VI a p''l with toWti, -
~ " The Baths open from o'clock A. N, until
Top. NJ. a. We '''''''
tn Sc baths afford graduated depth of water of T.,
Ileet oTned b" an enclosed basin 50 feet long nv 70
hr"ad protected by railing from the strons currtn, of
me RIVER aud yet sufficiently open to allow free pus
sage to the water. pa"
aug4-lm
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FAKE REDuCED!
he The steamboat N AZEPPA will
t,tAN-k@ leave the Lake end Of he ltaiI Road
:S gssBY Mondays Wednesdays and Fiji
days on The arrival Of he o'clock cars touching
Bay st Louis, Pass Christian Biloxi, NC returnn
will leave Pascagoula day light and arrive at Dr.
leans at O'Clock, T. NJ. touching at all the watering
places in day light.
Fare from New Orleans to Bav ST. Louis $3.50
" Pass Christian .5D
Biloxi 400
GE }. WHITMAN,
NJ Exchange Hotel, ST. Charles street.
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aus9-l638.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Council Of Municipality No. /,
Sitting of August 80 1888.
AN ORDINANCE concerning Burials in the bury.
n ing grounds of Municipality No. l. of the city Of
New Orleans.
The Council Of Municipality No. One, ordain as fol-
Art l. From and after the 10th of September next,
il shall be the duty Of the guardian guardians of
cemeteries within this municipality, to demand, GER
sfcate signed nv licensed physician or the coroner,
or two respectable citizens. jointly with the commits.
sary Of the ward in which the deal may occur, stating
the date the disease, NAME age, place of brh
color aud Of death of the body brought to the
cemetery for sculpture.
T.. 4 The certificate in al cases, to be furnished
BY the person persons bringing to the cemetery a
dead body dead bodies, and in M case shall the keep
or Of the cemetery receive for lnternent bodies
without having obtained the certificate above men
toned
Art. 3. 1t shall be the duty of the keeper of the
cemetery to record in book kept for tLut purpose
all the particulars obtained by certificates relating to
the bodies having received seputure aud also to fur
ni-h monthly report to the mayor OF the city, con-
tanning copy of the nanes ages, place OF Dir h. eau.
Of DEATH dates OF disease, color OF such bodies,
names of the phyicans or other citizens a'esng tao
same.
Art d. A fine of ten dollars shall be imposed upon the
person persons bringing body Or bodies for pull
ture to the cemeteries Of this municipality; in all asses
where the certificate heretofore mehtloned shall not
have been furnished.
Art. 6. The guardian Of the cemetery shall in such
cases he and he seeby authorised TO take possess
sion of te horse or hurses and vehicle bringing said
bodies, and all kee possession of said horses and se-
hicl 9 until the fine shull have been paid
Art. 6. The mayor is hereby authorised to publish
the present ordinance in all the newspapers IN is city,
both in the French and English languages during ten
days.
[Signed PAUL BERTUS, Recorder
Approved, September 3, 1888.
lSignedl CGENOIS, Mayor.
A true COPY THEARD Jun, S-c'y.
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WV TVTINS.
fESiE american Democrat or bin,s on the sociol ond
E civil relations Of the United States. I;y J FEM.
more Cooper. VA
The Two Flirrs; or, Adventures in Country iouse.
and other tales, b, Lady Rlessngtpn T. l. Bulwer. Nj,
Norton Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore, Captain Nledwin,
and others, in , vols.
the City Of the sultan. "
The Cask"t of Gems, the Gift of an Uncle and Aunt
with fine wood engruvi"gs by Anderson
Just received and for sale by WM MckEAN
jelo cor Camp and Common SITS.
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SHIPPING.
For Europe,
GoastWlse.

It4 FOX rst vessel-To
FIN SSH on Ih YOp, The AL Packet
-. baique thursday 9Otl NJ commander
100 bales comp POSITIVELY lfo ,n1 mbar of Which
or ssage having etc her cars ana Esquir spp,
I GEO, urge and airy state roo t onmn 6,
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NEW HAT STORE.
ISL received per late arrivals from New York,
~ fresh and fashionable assortment of HATS
The subscriber would particularly cali the attention
OF the pu lie to style of beaver hats of superb,
finish, fine texture tic and beautiful lns re; also To
me pian Russia hat OF superior quality; and also
~ lehdid article OF silk lat nget Nth general As
sortment nanufactu ed by HIMSELF expressly for this
market, wholesale aud re tail '''
w OSBORN, "a Camp street,
M City and country dealers are invited 10 call.
feb " '
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oRLEANs LITtIoaRAPI1rc onF,e5.

n ORLEANS LITIHoGRAPIIIC OFFICE
W.. % :, az nr s'i,et, OPP Ie .,auks a cIGe
E,oIABliSHED for the execution of mans, pluus
RA and drawings merchants circulars. b,sreslp "S
adieas cards OF every description funeral ci,cnar m
deep mourning paper, arothecary and drugg lists ,be,
bank checks, dray receipts &c. printed and ryccu,. in
acheap and expeditions STYLE by tue proprietor
WILLIAM GREENE.
NIB. Bank Notes nelly executed. ' mi
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-15

PRLN1ENG OFFTCE.
NOR SALE,-A printing Office, compos.d If u,
il the materials necessary for newspaner, An A.,
assortment of French accents; several fonts Of lon
TYPE large extra imperial press &c &C. will lie sold
for intending to establish country paper' and u
lage Job Office The type &c. will be sold separately
from the press should such an arrangement; accommn.
date the purchaser. Apply at this Office.
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