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We have the following curious story i'll the louisa
Man Of yesterday, which carries out the postulate:

We have the following curious story III the I.Ouisa-
Man Of yesterday, which carries gu, the postulate:
BURIED Enthusiastically, nunediael, after the
remains OF Lieut. GARNER were consignad to thu tomb,
and the conc"urse Of persons who Ind assembled to wit,
III. ceremony preparing return 10 their
homes, their attention attracted by the mise or
grnnns Of some person in DISTRESS which appeared to
come from coffin that had ust been deposited in the
earth II was immediately opened, and on examination
fourd to contain the body Of negro woman, who had
tits supposed fallen into lethargc sleep and cons i'd
e:rd dead, but was awakened by the entrance Of wutsr
| into the coffin She taken and brought to thu,
city in fine spirits, and there is every prospect OF
| her recovery
Tile fact is the Louisanian completely taken in
and cur graves did not prove potent in their rcstoa
tive qualities might have been inferred. The body
of the was certainly taken to tue ground be
buried and Then brought back the place whence
it first moved because the Governors permit to in
ter her had been neglected Bul se neither "groaned
nor "nade sign" and reconveved yesterday to
the burial ground aud quietly inurned. The hoax pro
duced quite sensation in the city yesterday. and
should not be surprised, if si- extra copies of thu
! Louisiana were sold in consequence.
| HuMBUG.-Whch of papers il announced
tina, the Guardians Of the "inant prodigy Miss Da
venror, (byihe-by apping girl of thirteen four.
ieen had found it necessary take her TO the
| for fresh air! We putfd her twice the
judgment of others, but after her the first time
| tat the St. Charlss,) mind md. up TO aid nc
further in carrying on the joke.
We remember some years AGO 10 have heard story
of Io,er, without sixpence to bless his eyes wilha
who sorted to the following expedeut TO replenish his
exhausted sury-He rented, or begged the Use of
small room and announced for exhibition rara ari,
in terris, be for bits-but visitors could
only be admitted me at time. great deal of mys
tory was thrown around the matter, anil in very short
time crowds had gathered "the animal -
'rh,Se who hnd paid the two bits and gon, in, came
forth, with serious cDun,enances, onM lch Was stamped
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Camp 81. Theatre.

. CAMP ~. z7tC1ttTGs
Last Night but Trio Of the Season
BENEFIT Of Mr.. Franklin,
THIS EVENING, APRIL 6, 1899,
Will be presented i;ulwer's play Of the
DUCHESS DE LA VALERIE.
Louis XIV Nlr Fielding
Bra"almi, FredeFcka
Madame Valliere, Mrs Anderson
Nademoisellc, u Barrett
To conclude with the spectacle Of
JOAN OF ARC,
In which the celebrated horse Mazeppa will appear.
Prince Charles, MIR Gilbert
Beauyais, Fielding
Valanto, Franklin
Lucille Miss Cowell
Joan Of Are, Mrs Greene
In SUNDAY, benefit Of Mr. NJ BROWNIE
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NJ ORRIS e. Co. No. 80 Cbartras street, ave now
~ receiving and opening the most splendid, su-
stantal and fashionable stock Of Co'bing they
have ever exhibited in this market, consisting in
par, Of the following articles blue, blue black JET
black, london brown, ci,ron, olive, london smok3
and golden olive frock and dress coats; beaver,
stable and harrington rock coats, elegantly firnish-
ed; fancy and plain black cashmere and cloth
pan,uloons: english and french fancy and plain
silk and satin vests; renl new market comforts !;
english and french fancy and plain scarfs and
hdkfs; chamols, sks.web and gum, elastic sus-
penders chamos, morino, lambs wool, welsh fsn~
mel, silk and cotton net sher,s and drawers; fine
linin and cotton shirts, with linin bosoms, plain
and ruiled; ivory pearl and plain handle silk nm.
brcllas " Crafts" premium Gloves--also, o
beautiful article Of white kid, for weddings, balls,
&C.; Sprit.efcld silk and randann hdkfs; plain,
figured and embroidered Cambria do; silk, lamb .
woods, marino, germantown, and brown and white
cotton half hose; all Of which they offer low for
cash, OF to punlual customers as usual. Nov.
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NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
APRIL 3, 1889.
Extract from the Minutes of the proceedings Of the
Board, held this day.
Resolred, That the names of all the Stockholders,
owning above hundred Shares who refuse distr
butte their stock pursuant to resolution under date Of
the 2Sh day Of March last well the names of all
those who consent distribute their stock, be pnb
Iished. JAMES II. CALDWELL,
apr At President
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WASHINGTON BALL ROOH'
Dress & Masquerade Ball

St. Philip street, between Royal & Bourbon.
TNHE Manager Of The above named Ball Room, CRATE
full to his friends and the public tos the unpnra'
elled patronage bestowed him for several seasons,
respectfully informs them that the establishment, has
been enlarged for the amusement of visitors, and I'M.
hergone immense repairs. The bar will be surpassed
by in quality Of liquors. and the Resaurat i'll DO
kept by the abes Restuuraeur the CH:teo States.
The room will reopen Saturday evening, 3rd u
GRAND DRESS h MASQUERADE BALL.
snd will take Mace as usual every Monday, Wednes
day and Saturday evening, during the season, which
will and on the LIST Of May, 1899.
N. H. The create attention will be paid to keep.
ing perfect throughout the establishment, wal
done dom. last season.
EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
TIME proprietor has re-Gtted his Reading Room, in
L the st. Charles Exchange, Corner vi Gravier
and ST. Charles street, IN the neatest manner.
Besides all the principal papers Of the Untod States.
OF every city and state. the Canadas. Texas and Mex-
" supplied with the latest European papers, Loyds
Lists, and P,ico's Price Current. Also with nearly
all the Literary Periodicals Of the day. and has the
publications Of the London, Edinburg, Westminster
Metropolitan I>evews and Blackwoods Mag azne. The
North American Review; the Southern Literary Knck
booker The American journal uf Sciences and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, Gentemen's
gazine, American monthly Bentlv's Miscelleny, the
Mexico Chirurgical Review, and variety sf others
All these works regularly subscribed Cor and Tecei
ved> The room is also supplied with arge variety
ofmaps and aliases, Niles Register, Ievys Price Cur.
rent from its commencement, Gazatcers, and variety
Of works preference.
The most active Il intelligent collectors en-
ploved to give tie earliest arrivals, and pains
pense will be spared to render this Reading Room the
| first the United States.
Subscriptions respectfully received.
| octll-if
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NOTlGE-The following consgnccss of Mercllan-
~ disc per ship Salalin aud Vile Dc Paris, are re-
quesed call at the subscribers office and take their
goods, viz:
Madame Cinccsse; jolly & Bessure l. Richie; F Ber-
tram; Armand Duchcnier; Mallet; Charrin Puco
Boile; Macame Chauvier; Grnstlc; a Michel; con.
signee Of goods marked W consigncc Of goods
marked J C.. LEVI II GALE,
april 3 3w 93 Common ST
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- OSIN--5O Iris ro.in lunling from ship ChaFle'
III imagine, and for sale by
mar ~ SHALL 4 BROWN, 96 MaEsllne
- JIMMY BAGS IL bales and bundles, ior sale by
NJ arl4 BRIDGE Il 90, l3A Magazine 81

A BEAUTIFUL hedd of hair is the grant'rst ornse
- men belonging 10 the human inmc. How s'ranEsf
'y the loss OF it changes the and prema
turely brings the appearance O old nge which eau
many to recol at being uncovered, and sonettHe
10 shns society avoid tho tests and snsera Of
their acquaintance: the remainder Of their lives are con
sequently spent IN retirement. In Short not even the
loss Of property fills the generous thinking yonth with
that sinking go"m does the loss Of his ha'!'
Toavcrt all these unllea' ant circumstances, O'dr'dRe
Balm Of Columbia stops the hcir from falling of on IN.
first application, aud few hotties restores again.
likewise produces eyebrows and whiskers prevents III.
anir from turning gray, makes curl beautifully, and
respectaby in support Of the virtues Of OidFsdgs6
Balm, are shown by the proprietors.
ID Read the following
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor Of philadeiph
has certified as may be seen below, to the high chara
ter Of The following gentlemen.
The undersigned DO hereby certify Tint we have nss1
the Balm Of Columbia discovered by j. Oldridge ana
have found il highly -eIvceabe only preventive
tive. -
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in s. George g. ,, chs, C,'.
JOHN D THOMAS, I'D. i63 Racsss
JOHN $ FGREY ;16l Spruce street T. e.
JOHN GARD; Jr, 1893 Arch street.
II il known that three of the above igners are more
than Sd years Of age, and the others no, less than 3O
From the Mnyor]
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania. I
City Of Philadelphia
!, Robert Wharton. Mayor of snid city Of Pbude.
rhn, do hereby certify that nm well acquainted With
Nessrs Ingls, John Furc,, and Hugh McCn!sly-
whose signed to the above certificate nt they
gentlemen Of character and responsibility. and an
such full credi, should be given the snl certificate
In witness whereof hive bercuntO set my hand
and caused the seal of the city 10 be afhxed, this
| 9th day of December &c.
RI. S. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
| OBSERVE that each bottle Of the t;cnuinc Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper which is rePrcsenteo
the Foil JfNingaru, SC,
Soh' .hoesnlc and retail by the sole ngsnts for Anne
rcn 90 Fletchc, street, Maiden Lime, one ,'OOs
bel Pearl street. and by most druggists md prrfulnss
| 4 ough he country.
| JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
! mo Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
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THE EXCELLENCE OF OUR GRAvEs.-Fnr certain
purposes the graves Of New Orleans the hest in the
world. They said to he most remarkable in giring
up He dend AT least they have been described by
writers:
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NEW MEDICINE.


DR.. G. X. Phelps Compound TOMATO PILLS,
Entirely vcge,ubie.] g.
4 nem and inraiuatle Medicine 10, al Diseases,
a substitute for Cntomei, as cathartic in Ferers
and alt Billions Affections. q.
TTNHESE popular Pills bcng combination of ncwly dis
covered Alkaline substance, extracted from the Tematu.
Pa" With other vegetable Substances which have bee" found
TO modify dinuse its effects believed bel best
alive and Catnrtic Medicine discovered They have
been nbn"'aay aud successfully tried and have received
lious Diseases Gravel, Rhrumam Coughs Colds, Inuenza
snss Of ali Cole itad"chs swell
An Ahtidote Contagious and Epidemic diseases 10 pre-
the ursutun Of bilious and liver affections Fever and
As"e. &c in those VINO reside hot climates low and
marsy countries and the best catnr1ic that for
for tho scurvy aud TRAY the medicine thew cd,
Use to cSunsrac the dangers Of exposure j" unhealthy cI.
mates ro h ordinary Family rhyse heync universally .p
Tho peculiar virtues Of the loma" Plant for long
public aud great interest has been directed 10 The future de-
yeopement Of its medicinal qualities which the proprigox
the public with the full confidence their being Tho MOST
SEE anu s"AsLs REMhnY EVER DISCOVERED NnstDus
testimony OF several hvseans who have bed them an
concur 70 co!oborae this opinion rapidly Incrensng
emahu ior anu The universal appreciation uDos
Them as u" additional evidence Of their merits and II,
In presenting this article to the puhc tho
influenced By the hope that meiirins p,erar,d viii, m".s
care and with strict regard Chemical mud heranrs
Of the Irresponsible medicines of Tho dny with whh ~
country acsand-and from the fnyor already bestowed .non
result. ' " ''''S J"s"neA " expecting lam
for iu account CT this interesting discovery ,cs,im
gratis Of ali Who sci, s Ms sse pamphlets wh'cl he had
n E"e are gsnN,new'lloal the signature Of G. H. PHELPS
w. ~ so'e proprietor Hartford, Conn.
MANN, FOR SALE BY,
f"nnsbc Sieneral AGENT No. il Excboppc ma.
me 'oS omce. Also by "A No Ia5 Kus 10 ~,
j. Baker & Co, No II New Levee. =
Dr. Marshall Corner 81 James aid Tcbap;,cu,,x ,,
J. Ross, lafayette City. ~ y d.
N Morrison No II, Canal street.
| G Jones, corner Tvoli Circle and Ttonw.,l
| W Those that wish to act Agents. address H. ro,
| ,ANsl r, Wholesale Afcn mar ~
EDUCATIUN- FRENCH aud ENGiISH--
Mr. james, recently arrived IN Ibis civ. becs enva
TO inform the citizens Of New Orleans Thai hs will
open an academyon Monday, ID, January; at No.
10 Toulouse street. for tine instruction of youth Of
both sexes, in French. and English, in which he
wiIl' be ably assisted by Mrs James and Mrs.
| Me'thrr who speak hail, those Ia nguapps. with
great hutncy and purify, and who will ,a.s cbarba
OF the departing Mt o. III" young ladies'.
MT. James WILL give his whole attention to the
var"ns'brancl'cs Of eduraubn, and Aa,,ers himself
that he will give entire Satisfaction IL thoss Who
may honor him with ll.iIS ktidrucc. nov
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
ENLVTRA or the Nabob's Wife !; by Mrs Monkland,
IL in 2 vols.
jack Sheppard No |. by W H Ainsworth, to be
complete in parts with cuts.
Conversations on Nature and Art: An interesting
and valubIe volume with numerous cuts. Just recev
ed BY ALEX TOWAR,
nnri1 9 AZ Can,n q
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LAW BOOKS,

L Oliver on Conveyances; rollcr on Executions
Cow on Partnerships; Fonblanque on Equity
Chancey's Marriage Rights; Gouid's Pleading
new supply Of the above, this day received by
april ~ ALEX TOWAR, 40 Camp s
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T OGWOOD-3O tons Campeachy Logweod. land.
IL ing from brig Asa, for sale by
mar s So J p WHITNEY, 73 c ann q
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This EDenias, Apri. 6,

MS 1SoeW"y, [PTH o.
Will be presented the tragedy Of p
49,, OTllElLO.
ohello, -: MIR Forrest
IagO, JR Scott
Koderigo, Browne
Desdemona, Mrs Barrett
Overture, by Orchestra
To conclude with
MY YOUNG WIFE AND OLD UMBRELLA.
GrsggOry Gnzzle, Mr. J > Brow ne
Augustus Tomkius, De Bar
Dinah, Mrs Puner
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M 1851 NC fr"n, I'arque Due TOrIenns
III bbls Brandy, mtrkedB S
...:a4l -, I cask marked g, or Gregg, Santa Fe
~. II keg marked Q Goodwin, Cinci matt
!. -: murked g. supposed TO have been deliver.
cd by lnstake-Any information respecting the above
will be thankfully received. ]. II GALE,
uprit2 -. Co.,. 90 Common 1t
+ g PERM GA Nd iES-30o boxes various brands in
- store, and for sale by SHALL & BROWN,
Z; anil - 96.Magazne ST
4EOSliEN BUTTElt-3o fkns, just received and
M for saleb, T. SHALL q BROWN,
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VALUABLE ENGLISH WORKS.

VALUABLE ENGLISH WORKS.
MENTIONS Principal, in two volumes
y Wrights Commentary on Newlon's Principl, in
vitat's Practical and Scientific Treatise Cacarious
Mortars aud Clements, in vol.
Smith 3 Panorama of Science and Art; embracing the
principal sciences and arts; the methods OF work
ing on wood and metal; and miscellaneous selcc
ton Of useful and interesting processes and expert
inents, in vols, with illustrative cngrnvinss.
Huttons Mathematical Tables containing the COM
mon, hyperholic, and Loge~'c I.ognrthms. Also
= Sines Tangents, Secants and Versed Sines, both
nautical md egari,hnic and the complete dcscrip
ton and use Of the tables.
Simpsons Doctrine and Appl'ca,i"1 of F'M1ions in
april cor Camp and Common st
wv Vandulia, for sale by ABRAHAM TR!ER,
april "a Gravcr st
OLD MADEIRA-lOO dozen B!askbn'n's Madeira,
: ~ for sale by .., LEVI IL GALE,
uprt 93 Common st
: SOAP-5N0 hoxes Soap, Juu,es Gould, Jackson &
- Trowbridge, and J Mortons, for sale by
apll 800, BRIDGE & Co, l3i Magazine st
GPERM EAND.ES-3OO boxes sperm Candles
- asserted braods for @n sale by -,
vlN4E subscriber offers Tor sale $50 bhls Flour ISL
]. bbls sWhiskey; 50 casks Bacon Sides; 50 casks
Bacon Shoulders; 10 casks canvassed Hams.
april r. TiiOS B HULLEN, n Camp 81
WISDOM AND GENIUS OF SHAKSPEARE,
ACCOMPLISHING; Moral Philosophy, Declarations Of
Il ~ Character Paintings Of Nature am, the Passions
even hundred Aphorisns and miscellaneous pieces
: with notes, &c. This whole making a Text Book io
the Philosopher Moruist, Statesman, Poet aud the
Painter. -.
n The spirit Of the East, Illustrated in Journal o
Travels through Rolme, during even,ill period by
ID U.qu,art, Esq. just receiver, and for sale by
april ALEX, TOW r, 40 Camp 81
THURCH DICT IONARY-Contuning cxpos
~ lion Of the terns phrases aud subjects etc,
. with the external order sacraments, worshs and sa
ges Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, lIh espe
reference to the church United SfaIS Nv
i the Rev WIN Stunton Just received and for sale by
! an,iII s, ALEX rOWAR. 40 Cump 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-06

The LAST OF ALI..-Why is Senator Moutnn called
the silent member ~ Because he is too sheepish to
make speech.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

UThe public are respectfully informed that thsslis-
tingusted frageiian Mr. E FORREST IL engagctidor
fifteen nights and will make his sixth appearance
This Evening.
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C0MNERclAl..
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES.

CLEARANCES.
April 3. 1890
Ship Mason, All en-. for Boston. JP Whiting
Ship Orleans, Scar, for New York. Master
Brig Historian, Lucker, for New York, L. II Gale
Nfir Energy, Shanuon. for Attakapas, kidder Head
Schr Trumpet, Page, for Newburvport, r NJ Weld & co
Rchr Marion, Miliken, for New York, T. Bridge
Schr Seharlote. Mack. 70. Pensacola Master
eteam Packet Columbia Windle, for Galveston,
,;,L &
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THE TRUE AMERICAN.

u Should any of our Subscribers receive his paper
late iregularly he would confer favor by leaving
his name and address at the office.
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= - - BOOK KEEPING.
MERCHANTS, Clerks, and al1 persons wishing to
lVH acquire knowledge, eric improve themselves
. IN the scienceu Book Keeping will fad
: Coils Book Keeping Preson's Book Keeping
- 8 Ga4ldatd = Practical 'Accounlant Fosters do
-. Edwards Bookkeeper's Atlas: Mars,'s do and
Benefits Book Keeping, for sale u, fair prices
as they can sc, ih-,n in the city. at
ALEX. TOWAR'.S Bookstore,
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COTTON CIRCULARS

:. III PRINTED wiM The Greutest Erpedition, and
ma style unsurpassed IN New ORLEANS, or else
: where. . .''4 49,
=. ORDERS left al CoMrr,NG Room in ST. Charles Es
change, Conner Of Grauier 81. } or al T r U
AMERIC PRINTING OFFICE,
corner Of Pcydras and ST. Charles Streets, miH Be
yron,piIyattendedt To-. .
Dec If,
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STEAM BOAT BILLS.

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS orSTEANi
~ BOATS can haze their Bills struck eff, in ore
Colored Inks, Plain or Colored Paper, riA
despatch, and on faporable Terms, by leaning their
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner o
Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
Nsv29-tf
Two HlRE-A Girl Of fourteen years Of age handy
L a. every thing, particularly 70, children. Apply al
W7INLOW GLASS-73O boxes window glass .
w various sizes and brands receiving per ship Or.
leans and Charles Josephs, and for sale by
DROGANS-il cases Isl quality Kip brogans land
ms BRIDGE 4 Co, 1874 Magazine st
I DWELL COTTONS-5 bales rs LoweII cotIous
IL landing from ship Columbian, for sale by
mos BRIDGE 4 Co, l3i Magazine st
n OTiCE-rhe subscriber having bought ut auction
Y the Apothccary store owned formerly by william
Tchapoulas st, opposite the Vegetable murke
Of the I'd Municipality, above Delord st-begs leave t,
inform physicians and the public in general, that h
ha: put this establishment under the direction Of al
able and most competent upolhecary, and that the hes
medicines and chemical preparations can be found con
stantiy there, physicians prescription put up careful
fully day az ond "ism
LNIFTY DOLLARS KEWARD-The above re
l. ward will he paid by the subscriber. Cor such il,
formation will lead to the discovery Of the driver
day numbered 100! (snppose.l to be false number
| who hau.d cases and bale mdze A, from shi
| Steiglitz. LII GALE,
my 20 'OnnDon 81
NEW PUBlICA rIONS-Tbe women Of England
their social dnties, and domestic habits, by Mr.
Ellis, author of the Poetry Of Life, Pictures of pr
vate life Pretension &c. in 9 vols.
Jack Adams. the mutineer, by Captain Cha"ier, II.
author oft,e Life Of a sailor boy, Ben Brace &c i
| 9 vols.
| The Bubbles OfCanada, by the author Of Sn,n Slicl
the clockmakcr, &c &c, also No. 10 Of Ncholu
! NickIeby.
must received aud for sale by
| MIG W MckEAN, cor of Camp Il Common SITS
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GREAT AT"TRACTlON!!

43 Orleans Street, opposite the Theatre.
NIR GiiLER respectfully informs the public that
wi the celebrated
Statue Of CLEOPATRA, Queen Of Egypt,
Which has been exhibited in most OF the prime pnl
cities of the Union, 10 the lively admin ton of many
thousand visicrs, has arrived in this city, and is now
being exhibited for short time only, from O'Clock
NJ, 10 9o'clock, NJ.
u Admi,,auce, so cents; Season tickets, 81.
tpb16-tc
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VNAGNERS LIQUID ODENTlCA.-Has
w been long used. both here and in The north
with uniform success, for cleansing and whitening
the ea,h, and preventing the toohnche; preserving
the gums, purifying lh' br,n h, and reving mosr
diseases to which The mouth is liable in either the
adult or infant Que tea spoonful ed in wine
glassiul of pure water. and applied 10 III iee,h
in usual name with brush, will efec,ually p'e-
vent scnrvy, and ward OIL that txcIuia.ip. pain,
the tooth ache.
Prepared only by 7. +. Wangrr, Surgeon Dem
lis. /" jefferson C"ll' &c, and sold wholesale snd
retail BY CARLETON 4 Co. 81 Cnnsl o..
is sole AGENTS for WanucT's Odentieo
g ADDLERY WARE..-Ihe subscribers, ma nu-
- iac,urrIs and wholesale dealers in saddlery
goods are no" receiving by lare arrivals from tho
north, in addl,h heir former siock, oh extern
sivc assortment, Of ARTICLES in their line, among
which The following, viz:
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| V;NDRE-Vingt negrcs, honmes ct smmes, a
~ bon narcht pour de larsent de papier que l'on
peut metre escompte.
S'addresscr la rue ST Joseph. No. 1877.
| m27 TERRELL.
| LNEATHEkS-By ship Auburn elegant
II m,en Of different colored plumes, received and for
sale by GOSSIP & Co, Exchange hotel,
| fco5 St Charles st
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MAY JKALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
TINlIE prize fresh -four to-day is IS IS per rel
L according to the tariff the bakers snail give du~
ces of bread for mt Breud Of the second quality il,
required to weigh 80 per more. viz: 90 ounces.
| april g GENOIS, Ma,Or.
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DICE-50 tieyces, for sale by
N, apis ABRAHAMTEIER,ei Chnrires st
AHlO, K.nlucky' and Indiana Bank Notes. for sale
" hy G DORSEY,
> april S A New Levce
r BACON SlDES-l99 casks Cincinnati curod in
I'D store, for sale by, 6 DORSEY,
: pprjl 5 Al NewLsyee
NUNNY BAtiS-3l bale. in store for safe by
" apI3 q DORSEY, A. New Ievee
TELLS OF rX';IfANtiE.-Biank Bills of FIX
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-06

LNUR SAiE-Twrnty likely, accIimated negroes
IL lnen and women, good terms for cash good
paper that be negotiated.
Apply at 1919 st. Joseph street.
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