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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11
Mail neru,at,on...

1he Great Rastern' Mad is closekssery day Al 10
eeloek. A Mis- due avery day at ~, M.
The Espres Mail 10 closed avery day al halfpast
" 4 Ms due with the great Eastern Mail,
evesy Monday. "Wednesday and Friday. At clock,
a M-is due every Tuesday. Thursday and satur.
The Louissitle or Ripe- Mail is closed every
Aenday, Wednesday and Saturday, ats M lis
ssne and feturaed by teamboats.-Arrives irregu.
eSly three times week.
The BayoM Sara or Coast Mail 10 closed every
Tuesday and Friday, at 8, MIS- sent and re-.
tusned BY tho steamboat Brilliant.
The .4krandria or Red R;yer Mail 10 sent irrcgu.
larry BY steamboats,, twice week.
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THKTSTMAS and New YEARS. Presents fJr 1879
~ Finden's rablcaux of the Affections, il plates.
do Danes of Byron morocco extra
do Illustrations Of Byron, . vols, Svo
do Gallery of the Graccs.
d. illustrations Of Byron, l20 plates ! vol.
do do the Rifle o vol.
Oriental Annunk,,
Heath's Reauty's Costumes,
do Shakspeares Gallery,
do KEEPSAKE,
Illustra, ions Of scotland and the Wayerlv N,v.,s
Buds and Blossoms,
The Ages Of Female Beauty,
The Book Of Royalty, l2-piatss, richly color,d,
fshss j j%1sn o .e@. i's Soot 'S0''
The Imperial,
S isnmnr; Coast ,"d! see en- n,,,,
Counter and Daniel. Oriental Annual,
1hs rr;sndshio e,f,.r;nr '''
'rhs chr;,,;an kssn..Lss
Tho i;;G Thc ToLsn RI. v;,l.,
Tho Por,ra;, Gallery of Scotland
The Romance OF Nature.
The M"rai Of Fiowers
The Sn;,;, NJ H.. W"od. FIR s,,s hv
doa WM Ai,XEAM oar ~, rno ~ -.
F17r.7 49, --T Nv. oH..r y To". NV" res
M EDiCAL BOCAS-Just received and for sale at
4'A u'e new bookstore. ~ lamp street:
Ahercro'hbie on the stomach and brain, vols
ne s.,nn" 1 . rrae1coi = 'n, su
m, Hna,omF, = vo's-oeu on lie nerves
DECKS MEDICAL Jui,sp'ah'ncs
S,",lsr m TR ansasy.s 'o'
Curiosit es Of Medical Experieue.
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary
Dungieson's Physiology, vols
Dewses on Child enIpeW wees on Females
.h;I',ss f'ac'''e-1o'''ls lhe'aPeu''cs do OH
e;;hson's s,ro.rv vo,s
Goouh's Midsifsry
Gerhard OH the Chest
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CA ri S


u PRINTED at the shortest Notice, in the most
elegant manner, in Black Colored INKS, EnuneI-
led, White Flake, or Plain surfaced CARDS, and
Prices rery reasonable at TRUE AMERICAN OF
FIcE, corner cfPoydras and St. Charles a,s.
Several New and Beautiful FONTS Of TYPE hare
Just been added to the Establishment.
Orders rcceired at Compiling Room, ST. Charles
Erchnnye, rd door from, Gravic, s,.,or at he Printing
Office, Garner ofPoydrae Il St. Charles Streets
noul-D
rLOTHlNG-l case sattnet fanlt; do scar!rt
~ flannel Shirts, for sale by
jaa SHALL. n BROWN 96 Magazine
xIEPPEK SAUrE-l5 boxes. consuming 10 doz.
l. each, in tore, and for sale hy
ju4 SHALL g. BROWN oG Magazine s,
SFARS-3tnO inches spruce EpnIs, and 100 piece
- stcks Afloa,, aud for sale nv
| ja4 S& PWEITNEY. ~ Camp y,
INHE Orphans Lyrr: collection OF slees and catch
| J. es, suitable for social music parties, Clubs, &c:
selected from the ccleb.u composers, and ar.
ranged with Piano Forte accompaniment new ed
| ton.
| Also eood collection Of Elces, ly celebrated com.
nsers for sale sing or by the quantity together with
variety Of New Music for tho Piano Forte for sal. al
reduced priccs,by ALEX TOWAK,
ia1 40 t,umD
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

The Cincinnati Republican is now published by
Msssrs Ramsay and Bradbury. The former eon.
tleman has been connected with tho estabshm n,
for four years past; tho latter 10 most favorahly
known as the en.erprizine and spirited publisher
Of the Cincinnati News, the first penny paper in tho
West, and tho best. They are both gentem en-
Of abilities and we'll qualified to render the Repub.
'ican interesting and an able advocate Of correc,
principles. We should like TO see the name OF
Henry Clay" at its mast head. I, is absolutely
necessary that the Wing party should concen,ra c
on him.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

TO BE DRAWN TO-DAY, Jan. llth.
ian. Lottery, Class ~, for 1889:
46, 81, 49, II, 81, SO, g., g. So, ~, %, 10, 50.
.5-- $4,000 CAPITAL PRIZE.
LOUIS IANA LOT I E R Y
Authorized BY Act Of Legislature. Chapter XIII,
pas.ed March q, 1923, Class No. Is for 1888. to be
drawn on Saturday, Jan. 10Th 1885, at o'clock, P.
NJ. at the Exchange Hotel, St. Charles st.
D, 8. GREGORY II Co. Successors to YATES
McINTYRE l. Co.
II Numh.ro-13 I)rnvn lallofs.
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STEAM BOAT BILLS.

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS ofSTEAM
" BOATS haze their Ba2s struck of, in one
or more Colored Inks Plain CoIored Paper ,riM
despatch. nad on tacornble Terms, by leaving their
ORDERS al TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner of
Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
Nsv29-H
HAVANA CIGAKS-Rcceived from his manu- fac
tory in Havana, assortment al 800 ,00O Cigars,
Of the best quality-Trabucos, Regaas, Canones for
sale by X FARIaS,
ja7 II & So Custom House 4
NUNNY BAGe-35 bales e busheI bags in sIoIe
u aud for sale by G DORSEY,
jas Al New Ii. ce
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT, for sale by
II janll READS BARSTOW, 7Bnnk Place

.s1NGLlsH ANIMALS FOR ls3o-The Book O
f. Royalty, superb cold plutes.
Finden's Tableaux,
d Finden's Gallery Of Graces;
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book;
Benuty's Costumes; Buds and Blossoms;
z Wayerly Keepsake;
Il The Imperial Oriental Annual;
Forget Me MOI; Caricsture Annual;
III Friendships Offering;
J Juvenile Sketch Book;
9 Young Ladies' Annual;
Young Genilemsns Annual.
4 Americdn annuals.
"a The Taken and Atlantic Souvenir;
IA Tl,s viuiet; The Gift;
RI The Juvenile Forget-Me-Not.
uhss received and for sale by
me- VIM McKEAN,
Is corner Camp and Conmsu sis
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I, will be seen BY the annexed correspondents
that the proprietor Of the 81. Charles Theatre has
generously preferred Bene6, to tho Firemen's
Charitable ssociation, which We understand will
aksPacs on To- Morrow evening.
~-.-'-a- New ORLEANS, Jan. 3rd, 1889.
To ths President and Directors Of tho Firsme ms
Charitable Association.
-Gen,emen,-
As testimony Of my gratitude to the Fire
Department for the strongly ELECTED sympathy 10
tbs fate OF the 81. Charles Theatre 80 herocally
and nobly displayed in the exer,ions Of that body
on New Years day, saving TO myself snd 10 the
public that magnificent Temple from destruction
by fire, most respectfully tender to the Firemens
Charitable Association Free Benefit.
With respect, your obliged, ~
.eN JAMES H. CALDWELL. 7
New ORLEANS, January 6, 1889.
James II. Caldwell. Esq.
Sr,-In behalf Of the Directors Of the Fire
ems Charitable Association, l have the honor to
ack nowledge the receipt OF your letter Of the 3rd
Theatre to that Insii, ution.
In accepting your &c nervous offer, ALLOW ten
der the tina nks Of the remen generally for the fiat.
tering manner ia which you have noticed their ser.
vices at the fire ON tho morning Of the lot ns'an
It will be a, once their pride and reward, il they
have manifested as much enterprise and public
spirit in saving, Us has been Justly awarded, Sir
to you, in erecting that splendid ediice.
Respectfully, Y our Obi. Svt.
GEORGE BEDFORD, Pre.',.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11
COTTON CIRCULARS

W PRINTED miM the Greatest Erp'd ton, and
in q style unrurpa,,ed IN New ORLEANS, or ets,-
where.
ORDERS leh al CoaPrIss R'oM in S.. Charles Elk
change, Conner Of Grarier 81. } or at 7 U f
ERICAN PRIN fling OFF G T.,
corner Of Poydras and St Charles Streets, miN be
promptly attended IL.
Dec 1T.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

- PERM OIL-5IOO ralls. winter 81, aimed sperm
- oil, just received and Tor sale by
jalO LOCKE & Co, 8 Front Lcvee
SECOND MUNICIPALITY SELECT BALL
TT is proposed to give series Of Alma, ia H. in the
L st. Charles Theatre Arcade Ball Room. 10 be re.
galatrd by The following rulcs, and any others the
subscribers may think proper I" adopt.
Tile series to consist OF light Balls, to commence
Thursday, and take place every aite! nate Thurs
day, until the whole are completed.
RULE .
The autscrilsrs excerd sixty in nnin,ersub-
scrption $5O each member; payable in advance.
RULE :
The Ball to he under the sole management of a
committee Of nine, to be elected by the suascribera
the committee elec'ing from that number for their
President.
Each subscriber to be entitled to two Lady ticket.
All lady's tickets to be issued by the committee, and
on no consideration can they be transferred.
RULE 8.
Subscribers ticket 10 he issued by the committee
only; application for which must he nude to the last
| committee meeting, nrior each Ball. The price OF
each ticket to he paid by the committee One half of
the proceeds to 60 The Drectur-the residue into the
supper fund.
Al refreshments to be provided ny tho society, the Ii
&c tor hing suitable
NJ b.. Subscrp tion lists at tho muric stores Of MIR
Casey, Camp ST. Messrs. Johns Il Go, corner of ST.
Charles and Common streets, the book store of VIM
M'kean, corner Of Camp & Common; in tie Heading
Room of the True merican, and ut the Box Office OF
! the 81 Charles Theatre.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

Mis- Ellen Tree has been detained by the ice for
two weeks past near the Iron Banks. She WINS wen.
ding her way this city, and expected here, 50 soon
navigation is open. fulfill cement at the st.
Charles.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

Gov. CAss. This gentleman. for his literary ar.
tainmen,s and his seeming moderation in politics,
obtained, whilst member Of Gen. Jack sons ca
binet the respect Of oil parties. and i, was no,
with the hope tina. his place would be better sup
piled in the War Department, that the country
saw him sen, on foreign embassy. He has been
recalled and it seems tina, his recall is msds &c
give him on opportunity Of answering certain
charges alleged against him a. a defauIter to the
government. Ono Of the Washington letter writer:
says that Cnss and his associates, it has been dis
covered, have swindled the government out Of two
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. The whole Palace was in
sale Of confusion and CONSERVATION, when III,
disclosure was made. When is this roguery I,
| end?
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

We are not certain, but rather think there six OF
express mails due us, just about this time The
slow mail came in yesterday. Vs. -.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

NEW PUBLIC ALTON,
N'iE Merchants Manual, comprising the principles
L OF trade commerce and banking, with Merchant
accounts inland AM! foreign bilia. par Of England:
equation payments. DC. by B + Foster
Democracy in America, BY Alexis dc TocquevilIs
in vol.
Robert Nude.
The Flower Garden: co,1alning directions for the
cultivation Of all garden flowers; with selected lists
the most approved annual, biennial, and perennial
flower plants, in vol, limo
Geaninga Of Nature contanng ffty-scvcn groups
Of animals and plants; with popular descriptions o.
their habits. BY Robert Nude.
Tho ictms Of Gaming; being extracts from the Da
| nv OF an American Physician.
Outward Bound or a Merchants Adventures, by the
aL'hor Of 'Ratin, the Refer The Old Commodore
new edition. in g vols.
A Residence of Eleven Years in the New Holland
and the Caroline Islands, being the Adventures Of j.
+. OConnell, Edited from his verbal narration: in
volume.
stevsnson's Civil Engineering Of North America, in
volume, 8vo.
Gray's Elegy. illustrated, l vol, avo.
Gr.y's Burd, illustrated vol, Emo
Wchsters Elements OF Physics vol, l2uo.
Roscoe's Life ofLorenzo de Mrdici. with a MANOR
Of the author, in vol just received and for sule b.
WIN MckEAN,
nov99 ofCalnp l. Common
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FOR NEW YORK.
Packet of The 1afh inst.

LOUISIANA d NEW LINE.
e The superior and fast sailing packet ship
,SM SHAKSFE FARE, Palmer, master, having
43AaS part Of her cargo engaged i'll sail al
For freight passage, having elegant accommodations,
apply on board opposite the Vegetable market TO
jail BEIN s, COHEN, 81 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11
'n.ens magma in eorpore parro.'

An attempt was made TO burn the steam boat
Milwaukee on the 28sh Now: while she sslying
al Grand River, nesr Danville, U. c. She is
chartered by the British Government. A saw mill
near where the boat lay, was DESTROYED.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

Roasted Pork.-A slaughter house OF Mr. Shock
ley, Mt War'aw, Ky, was burned on the 3lst ul.,
and Ave hundred hogs that had been cured and
put up in barrels were burnt up along with i,
Quite a sprinkling Of loss!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

We will give our readers due notice, when We again
receive an express mail.-Mobe Advertiser.
Can't they tell that from the appearance Of your COL
umns1 III, bring news, exi bono, will you give the
important ipforn,ation3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11
WASHINGTON BALL ROOM
Dress & Masquerade Ball,

w ms m D4V Il WV ADIAA ~ ~
Dress & Masquerade Ball,
ST. Philip strne, between Royal & Bourbon.
FxNE Manager Of The Above named Ball Room, grutc
tul to HIS friends and the public 10, the unpnrs'
iccd patronage ed him Tor several seasons,
respectfully Informs them thut the establishment, has
iergone immense repairs The bar will be surpassed
by in quality Of liquors. and The Resaurat ill be
kept by the ablest Kcsuuratrur in tue United States.
Inc room will reopen on Saturday evening, 3rd of
GRAND DRESS h MASQUERADE BALL,
end viii !ske place a. usual every Monday, Wees
day and Saturday evening, curing the season, whichs
vii! and on the Ist Of May, 1889.
N. d. The greatest attention will be paid to keep.
ing perfect order throughout the establishment as wa
done last season.
VALUALE BOOkS-For Presents &c.-Drawinr
v Room Scrap Book, in . parts, containing - SUI.
Gsge pA'ni,~' u fine ensravinsz, printed in French
Italy, France and Switzerland in parts, with 81
| spen lid steel engmvings.
Syria, the Holy Land Aria Mu"r. &C., illustrated
The above of royal qunro size, and are bound in
embosaed leather, and handsomely gilt with gilt edges
London Christian Keer4ake for 1887 and 1885, roya
| octave, embossed cover gilt edg ;, NC. &c.
The "bove are on cnnrisnn,ent, and will be sold
cheap Pr; At the New foTk : st :, tal
t1Ofth BEEt-PriMe Fork and leet, ut the in
Il spf ction, in store and o- sale by
jalO G DORSEY, Nsw Levee
{ lLOfiilNG-l0 cases, comprising general as
- Hortnent of ioundabnuts, Pantaouus, Vests
Shirts, &c. now landing and for sale by
JlO BRIDGE l. Co, 1871 Magazine st
I ARD-2OO kegs landing from steamer Oswego and
- for sale by Il DORSEY, "A New Levec.
tI'LOUR-6O0 bbIs landing from steamer North SIor
l. and tor sale by Il DORIS Y,
Ja'O a. New evee
SPERM Candics -l0n boxes New Bedford, lust re-
~ ceived and for sne iy SHALL. l. BROWN,
do 90 Magazine It
IL AGS-io,,ro uunny B.!', Of sln,f,,r l1aI
- landing from ship Arno AM. for sale b,
jalO SHAt L Il BROWN, .6 Magazine .,
"HlskEY-lW' barrels rectIiied, for Sao Nv
w JlO 4. DORSEY, ~ New Icvsc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

&c sl4 Prizes amounting to $243 O9o
Tickets $50 Halves 81 5o-Quarters l IS
Packages Of IS tickets for 81. Packages Of %
half tickets $3- Packages Of IS Quarter Tickets Tor
$l8 50. For Packages single Tickets, apply at
D.S GREGORY Il Co, the Managers Office,
janll IS, Canal street, next to Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

Very pecooliar.-A son Of our soil who kept the
9th of January, folks do Now Years day, very
gravcly asked his friend the morning AFTER fhe had
him take any thing the day before, for he declared on
his honor tina, he felt dry though hs had never
drank drop in the whole course Of his life!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

Banking in ky.-We learn through the Louisville
uzetts that project is foot in the Kentucky L.
gislature institute Real Estate Bank, the amount
ofcapal 10 be obtained by the hypothecation of roal
estate al one half its value, to be assessed by
commissioners, appointed for that purpose: and upon
this pledge the state furnish her bonds to raise the
true basis Of all banking, gold and silver The Louis
lana Real Estate Bank ia to be the model.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11
BANK NOTE ENGRAVING,

BANK NUTE ENERAVING.
RAwDoN WRIGHT, HATCH & EDISON
IL equal advantages with their house in New York,
for the purpose Of engraving AMI printing Bank Notes,
Bonds, Bills Of Exchange, Certificates Of Depositr,
Cheeks and other important pa. ers, requiring security
against Forgeries; aud have made ample provision Tor
the safe keeping o. all plates and Impressions entrus
cd to their care their speci embrace the notes Of
five hundred banking institutions, and all orders
will be executed with pronp,itudc, AMI the usual
terms. Office, corner Of Royal T. Canal street.
n7-tf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

Fresh Fish at the I'd Municipality .Market.-Mr.
Hochkiss with a most commendabIe spiri. OF
enterprise Inns made arrangements .s supply the
I'd Municipality sM arket, regularly, with all the
varieties Of fresh FISH that can be procured. He
has for several mornings pas, exposed TO sale a
supply Of fresh Goldfish, one of the greatest delca.
cles that could possibly be offered, and we are
pleased to learn that he fluids ready sale Of the
commodity. Mr. Hotchkiss deserves the thank 9
and steady supper. Of those who live in the Upper
Municipality Tor thus obvatiDg the Inconvenience
to which they were liable. in being compelled 10
seek their supplies Of fish a, the lower market, a
penalty certain mem bers paid for the benefit OF the
bully.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

TASll BONES-50 Cash l'cxes If orr uw n ,nnn,.-
~ tncture, far superior to Il a English for sale bv
j'l0 LOCKE II Co, From, Lcvec
NliTE LEAD-5c0 kegs, No in store, for sale
" by s LOCKE ,. Go,
janis 8 Front Lever y,
"ANTED-A lad about ~ or IA .tprs ot age in
w commissi NJ house whose parent. reside III
| the CITY. Address box, No. 900, Post Office.
ianl0-lC1l
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

Miss ClrFroN is nightly attracting the most crowded
and fashionable houses at Mobile. She played Blanca
visconti on the 9th-being her third night.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

The Savannah Republican OF the 3Is' ul'. says
that the demand for cotton, for the week previous
had not been good, owing probably to the ranks
refusing to discount paper. The stock on hand
comparatively small and holders anxious for better
plicss.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11


Free Banking. Other states hpte Tie same under
confederation Il 10 respectfully recommended
to ne s.,sn,ian- Of the Legislature. l, 10 BY far
the mos, important sucjse. thar eaims their
notice.
We shall resume this article and explain the
principles unon which the system is founded.
Mr.. Prensi" Of Mi,naippi made mos. eloquent
speech in the House Of representatives., on the
9th: on the subjec, Of the recon. dcfalcation'
which have been perpe,ra,ed by Mr.. Van Buren's
Sub Treasurers and other officers, in which he
handled Mr.. Secretary Woodbury., the President,
his policy and the whole Of his financial schemes,
with infinite ability. His illustrations vera lively
and full Of humor-a vein Of wi. sparkling through
the whole speech. The excellent correspondent Of
the Baltimore Patriot, says tina, there was perhaps
scarcely stranger present, with whose notions Of
Mr.. Pren,ss's chsracter and genius, his frs. sp-
pearsnce did not jar in more or less degree, but
few minutes listening, was suffcien, to make
them forget the figure, and to engage their mind.
entirely and exclusively with his subject, and the
spirit and vgor with which he treated it. Seldom
| has there been more s.riking example Of the
s7aens ,nnpna in eorpore naFros ).
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

MURDER. man named Jacob Carter murder
ed Charles Barlt. Harden, in Pond Town, Georgia,
the 9Th inst. without any provoca,ion. He
was arprehended and lodged in Jail
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

tAs pra;es are uns1ceponable-th are plain and dis
sinct and calculated il enforced, to render the Balls
recherche and mos, aeresable The Directory Of these
entertainments will Be in excellent hands, and il the
subscription BE- made up every thing will be prepared
to impat qualification and furnish hsahfu delightful
and rational recreation If this municipality ever In
tends to patronze any thing Of the kind, they cannot
have better opportunity than the present aftord.'-
Subscription papers have been left at several convenient
places, where gentlemen invited to call and add
their names. Remember the number Of subscribers Il
limited TO sixty!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

pOMAN CEMENT, landing from ship Elizabeth,
IL from London, 70, sale by
j,nll READ e. BARSTOW.7 Bank Place.
010 boxes Soap. Meacham's brand, landing from
@lO ship Conmbana, for sale by
jail SHALL e. BROWN, 96 Magazine ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

Louisville Market, Jan 4.-W Q learn by the City
Gazette OF this date, tina, the weather had modsra.
cd during the two days previous, and there had
been several slight attempts at rain, but the only
effects produced by it. had been to thaw the snow
in the streets and to make them exceedingly
muddy. The Gazette remarks: 1.-THE heavens
are still overloaded, however, and We may yet
have beneficial rain, although hopes Of i. are
faint"
There il no Havana or Rio Coffee in the m ark e, ;
St Domingo zoe. Some coffee had arrived from Sal,
River in wagons, and part Of it sold At 22c,s. No
maekercl or moIasses in market. Whiskey 48 cts,
Flour IS Is IS so. Sugar 20 cts. The Gazette
remarks:
"Abou sc hhds have been received during tho
week from the mouth Of Salt River, and sold at
20 c.s-re,uii IS. A number Of wagons have been
despatched to Flint Island about 50 milss from
here Ivy land, for the purpose Of bringing up sugar.
as there are, we understand, about 200 hhds al
that point. II will command 20 cts on i.s arrival
here. The partial thaw that has taken place, will
mako the business Of wagoning, however, from
that point very difficult, and if we have heavy
ruin, it will have to be given over for the present
entirely.
Bacon from wagon cts, hog sround-stores &c.
Salt, Liverpool blown 81 50 per sack. Turks Island
81 per bushel.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-11

NEW BOOKs.-Rob of the Bowl, u legend u 81
~ 1negres by the author Of Swallow Barn. 'Horss
Shoe Robinson &c. &c. in vols Just received and
for sale by WIN M'kEAN,
Jail cor Camp a. Common sta