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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

Great safe Of 4Norus .Nuitic, uHs-The sale of $50
U horns M"l licnuls trees at the Hghicll cocooncry
u nnntown the property Of Mr.. Physic, tuck place at
public auction Yesterday. in the sholt space of twenty
minutes Upwards of 5000 persons were in attendance,
Inc tres were sold by caralog they stood in rows
ana the most OF them wore purchased bl individuals Of
other states. They averaged about three feet in rpht
aud the sales amounted 10 about s73N0o The follow
ing arc 'he lots and prices -
2388 for 81. Louis 30 cents per tree: 4G $50 for
d"a' 81 cents: 2l2I& for Illinois, at IS cents: lG91O
ter do at 32l cents llOil tor Mobile, at 3!I cents
tor do Mt 80 cents: 1888 for Illinois, at ~ CT.
l!,Wl for Nnchez AT 30! II 276 for GaIena ill., ut
80 cts: G'Go for Delaware, q l.! 1866 ut 80
cts: l2l3 do. 322 els: 1926 a, 81 crs r. lo at
- cts: oolo 81 IL cts: $50 at 22 Cts: 1868
cents.
Terms--S'0O and under, cash; $500 to 1000 cash. 5
per cent discount; SlO0 to 2o0 years credit; 1000
to l0oD four years credit; 1000 six Years credit
The credit payment to he secured by bond and mort
gage on cnmbcred renl eS,ae, other approved
security lnte esi nj per cent, payable hai yearly
on discount OF . per cent for cash on all bills over
$l00.-[No American.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01
IN. Y. Journal of Commerce.

From the Albany Epening Journal of Tvesdsv,
HOW Is THIS The Hon N. P. Talmadpe.
in attendance upon tho Togo Court of Common
Pleas, las, week. was invited TO address n Wh;g
Convention then meeting in Oswego. The Sens
tor was listened 10. for two hours. by large
course of citizens. The Editsr Of the Oswcgo Ad-
vertiscr saws that no sketch car do Justice to III,
speech. Ii was tho production of a great mind.
dceply imbucd with tAc prjncipcs of the Con,,i,n,
ton, and anxious TO aver, the calamitcs which ho
clearly showed must result f. OLE tho neasu es of
NJ, Van Buren," But we ask par icular n,icn,;on
10 the following exposition
In his speech on edncstlay night, Mr.. Tallmadpe
stated tho fac, that, previous 10 the extra ses-
sion Of Congr.s. in September, 1897, Goyc,nor
Marcy called on him, at his residence in Pouph-
| krcnso and urycd him 10 opposc the Sub.T,o,sr,,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01
Recorders Court.
Reports Of Day Police and Night Watch.

September "a 1889.
VIM Hayden and Gould Murry, arrested as danper
Gus aud suspicious characters, each committed for
months.
Sept 25h.
Paul Eloi, arrested for threatening person. bound to
Keep the peace in $J00.
John Donavan, Joseph Brown Joseph Cuff rry, Mar.
garet Carleton and John Rodgers arrested found in the
different streets ,sChur ged.
VIM Gnnnea, arrested found with Il negro wan,an,
discharged. 49,
Sept Goth
Eobcr' Southerd, James Fitzgerald and Antonio
lie main, rreted for deserving runl Ship handed over
to the raptnn.
WIN smith, arrested for committing a nuisance, dis.
charged.
John Cnlford. Mrs. McGuire and lngh.ls, arres,eJ
found in the street, discharged.
Hugh Henderson, has no place of residence
James Carlen, found sleeping in yard. p.
Ei1SwortI found sleeping the wharf, each COM
:nited as vagranls, Ior 30 days.
~ Sept eth.
James White, fnnnd asleep, Discharged.
james Walsh, fm,n lviug in the street disc h 1rped
X. hlcAnnuiiy, George Chaplin W Cuiley, found
|, ing III Ilt street. d scharged
Patrick Fleming. arrested Vibrating man.. dss
cl ars-d.
George Ilnla, arrested on warrant for s;eaIinr
bornii {, criminal court in 500.
Anthony Slchei arrested for disturbing the peace,
dis. .n scd.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

we note one e ture of importance to the commercial
world nasly that IN the cotton Transactions far as
this seasons business has opsne there have not been
the wild speculnohs or attempts by few to monopo-
ze the market as during last year, but there are CON
siderable number ofbuyers already operating with more
ready TO come forward and purchases are in the great.
est part made either to fill orders or for remittance
Should this system continue. aud our banks in Mace Of
confirming their accommodations to a )er more equaly
distribute their arors, is thought bv many that there
will be good business done in New Orleans in the an
Pro"ch'ng season-and With safety and profit to the
parties MISUNDERSTANDING.
u'We wonder if the Editor, inltng the above
remarks had in his mind'seye certain Communications
extended by the Citizens Bank last week to two hon.
seq, or rather inter endorsing for each o,he,
to the amount Of $4,000, twelve months paper, ufer all
the business paper was thrown out, and in the absencc
ofcertan influential drectorss
Cant the ouisanan let into some of the secrets nj
the Citizens Bank! The field is richer than The little
insignificant City Bank which discounts vulgar me.
cnnics and ,radesmcns notes for small amounts Mt G0
,E,ys,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Sent. .,

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, sept.2
The demand for has been to fair during this
week. but has been very freely supplied by holders Of Ame
and the market closes heavily at decline of Id per
from last weeks The sales of the amount
to 33s4O bales. 1900 American speculation aud $500
American 800 Pernum $50 Mareaham and 1000
port io0 bags Sea Island and 5 stained announced for
auction on Fray Sales, $40 Sea Island 10 a. "a 40
stained do Il a H. 664o Upland g q ea 2l90 Mole
Ct Ga Oh $40 New Orleans q a " The business day
amounts 10 5000 bales all the trade except 200 Amcrc
for export and consists of 400 razIs Cd a. told and the
remainder american. There change in prices though
the market is dull.
LIVERPOOL. CORN MARKET, Aug. 90
The business wheat has consisted chiefly of the
our local milers and Dealers and these having purchased
for their Immediate such holders been
rous to sell have had submit n reduction OF 3d
per 70 Flour also be noted Is per sack cheaper
HAVRE COTTON MARKET, Aug. "a.
Our cot prices during the last eight days have under
gone any vartion in the beg inning of the week business
rncr aneud in the article but towards its
y was pcrcepbe particularly holders though firm made
no difficulty in selling the current prices of the day
HAVRE. Aug. o6.
There to-day grent stir in market. and
eOS bales for the tum the United Stutes of the
inferior and ordinary quality ionnd buyers advance Of
a. &c per ! xii.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

The flour factors Of New York have united in nm
agreement not to advance flour, until they have in
hand formerly Spectator could &c, n draft accep-
ted in New York, get it discounted in the interior buy
wheat with the bank notes, and send the flour to meet
his acceptance.
The quantity of flour delivered from the Erie Canal
from the 7h To the I,h September one week, wa=, at
Schenectady 1884 bbs flour, 263a bushels heat; West
Troy 1897 bills flour, 81 1876 bushels wl,ea, Albany
1896 bbs. flour, $3.50 bushels wheat. Total-2isI7
barrels fl nr, :99O7 bushels wheat.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01
] ,ntPst abnsa..
tUKT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEARANCES.
Ship Seaman, Nickerson, Baltimore & Redford
Barque Eleanor rcm'crton. IIavro, SGaIlry
Brig Vincedor; t;aray I3arnnne. F de lizardic
Brig Delight cnrmick Phil rcIphia, jill A.hhridrc
STIR Satellite, Tyler Key West. Mars,on
l. ARRIVALS
Steamer Cinderella, Irwin fin Cincinnati
Steamer Rod"Jph, Wilson. I'm Louis. lille
Steamer W Robinson Jr, Jordan, Iu Tunica
Steamer ltril mt Hart I'm Enyou Sara
Steamer Maid "foreans. Vauhuuen. I'm St Louis
Steamer Fusilier, Johnston, FIN Cine nna.i
Steamer Tomochirh, Gictt FIN New Iberia
Steamer M"untnlueer. Harris I'm ST Louis
Steamer Girard, Warden. FIN Cincinnati
EXPORTS
BALTIMORE. Per ship Seaman largo 1913 pigs lead &c
bags moss. $50 wet sdlted hides. aus sheep skins
223 calf do III ties and 3l7 bis sugar, 2O3 bis
mousses so lids bacon.
NAVRE.. Per barque Eleanor .Crgo, 1919 bales cotton,
49, N pipe slaves
BARoNNE-Per brig vncedor Cargo GO lids tobacco bale
do, his brandy, ahxs sweet meats 81 NJ segars
PlADEtPfllA Per brig Delight. Cargo 81 hds tobacco,
IL bales buffalo robes 4S hales
hEf WEST Per scr Satellite Cargo 1876 bis 3Ga
- hams 40 bags corn, 5 his pork. 10 do bread 8
do brandy, S do flour and sundry small lots
and sunlries
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
81 Louis Per steamer Nou"t 1872 sacks
~ kegs hutter 20 bis apples abrurc So do ,nr, W
foramcc ~! sacks oats. his apples ~ do oa'
rye Mkinuy aj bis potatoes IS kegs
butte. IL head cattle hs cider on hoard I2, bead
ca''mgcs, BIS POTATOES Pain. S. bales ton lcnnet
Fcrrays SIS do Dennistuln sacks b bis potatoes
Connolly Elder, 81 bis nninns, caures W Ror,.e,
Cincinmt-Per tie Grnrd. Ca All pcs hasup, lbs
cos rot u bundle t@'nc, R"gart Hawthorne Gu bis his
k"y "rsey ~ bales cotton Fulton co do Franklin
Il Henlcirnn.
New iberia. Per romochich.. Cargo 10 I,nIes rot
ton inidav II" lam'eh 4 Thhmps"n hhds Bar
her Lync. % do Il rlau,Ie. bale and box Fsllain
Re"cq Dcsolss bale iz. Hall Beiue suuIrics and
F,Miier.
MEMORANDA
OHIO and Mississippi still low sign of rise.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

Loss Of TIE ship Queen Adelaidc.-This shin
sailed from this port on the 3Uth of July, bound
for New Dreams, with very valuuble cargo of
merchandise destined for the Western and South
Western States, consisting Of dry goods hardw are,
groceries, Nc On the 18th of August, at about 4
o'clock \. NJ, the ship struck upon Abaco near
Green Turtle Key, where she was wrecked and
filled with wat'r. About two thirds of the cargo
was saved, mostly in a damaged condition, and
carried to Nassau, where it is held subject to tho
orders of the owners and underwriters.
we have learned that upwards Of 1886, 900 were
insured by the offices of Phade p!la Oh the cargo:
which, considering its damaged condition and tho
TACT that As per cent salvage has been awarded to
the salvors will render it very near total loss,
The ship is total loss, but was not insured hero.
The captains protest accounts for the loss, hap.
Pcn'ng as It did On clear starlight morning with
out any gale of wind, by his clron ometer's decciv
ing HIM in his longitude near ten degrees.-New
York paper.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

PROFITABLE CANALs.-Tha "Lehgh Navigation"
from Ens'on, "a. to Mauch Chunk, according to the
corr. sr"nde"t'oi the philadelphia North American,
locks, and will allow boats of l60 tons. It cost mill
ion OF dollars: Each share originally cost $50 Thrv
are now worth S7 each The "SchuylkiIl Nuvga,ion'
is from pha to Port Carbon, above po1tsv;,I
l8' miles long. 1t ahont three millions of dollars
1t allows bo Of uny 66 tons. The business is H.
most wholly confined tn coal The shares Originate,
cost SOU they usual y worth from $40 TO Il O. and
is the best stock in the United States.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

Wencknowledge the receipt the first number Of the
Lafayette Chroncle,' printed in little sister city,
tits an exceedingly neat paper filled with judcious ST.
lectons and evncng considerable! talent the editorial
department. The editors, MessrS Dupur, Hatch & CO.,
have not informed us wha, its politics are or whether il,
has, or is to have any.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01
From our Sundays Edition.

As far we hive been able ascertain the sickness
has continued to ubute. We could icatn OF very few
new cases. and those i'll with the fever arc generally
doing very WELL
The Lafayette Gnzrtic States hat the Ever has been
on the increase during the last week, but that il gene
rally yields to medicine.
In Mobile it is possible that the fever hns much nln-
ted, perhaps for the want of subjects, few citizens
remain in the city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

Els soussignGs, nouveaux proprctaires dc Re
!. - tablIssemcnt stu6 dons Ia rue do Ia Obrapia,
No. lay, connu lc nom do MANSION
HOUSE, ont rhonneur d'informcr 10 public. ous
icront tous lcurs efforts pour rendro ngreables
aux Psrsonnes qui voudront bien los favoriser de
lour c'nfancs Les commodities gu 'sfire cstte mai
son aux voyageurs sont connues pour nc
point jugcr necessairc den fairc lei 10 detail
81 scp-ly CUNEY & FULTON.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

-, Fruits Of Adoftion.--The Wall street papers are
hed WITH projects to tnke the free negroes of this city
to Trinidad ms emigrats. Certainly! Take them any
where; would he blessing to this beautiful city, II
there was not negr" it, One of these black rascas
servant in h"tcl, recently seluced the daughter OF
respectable shoempker of this city; the girl BECAME
enc'e"c The father Took much heart tina, he fell
SICK and died IN consequence lie mad hardly been
"tn munto child. The Victim Of this black vllnin is
very beautiful, and not yetsix,een.-N. Y. Herald
The shoe maker was Northumberland him
r,I,t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

Hoe do yom feel no,r7-News WINS received on Satur.
day Of the decision the investigation Of the uairs ot
the Branch Mint in this city. 1t appears that Mess
Maxwell and Tyler, now both dead, proclaimed the
only Two honest men that We're in the concern. Mr..
Bradford is to be re" owed Jos. w. Kennedy Esq. will
prehnh'y enppin'ed inhis place. The h.oiIor ofthe
late Mr. Tyler will prohabIybe appointed Conner. We
understand that he is both honest and very capable
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01
b A z A a r.


EXCHANGE HOrEL
pUSi! Il ALLAN would respectfully call the at
II tentin Of citizens and strai gers their comp
assortment OF Gentlenens linen Shirts do Cambria,
lars: silk, cotton and under shr.s and drawers
cambric and silk hanllkercheis black and fuucy Gu
watts in great variety: sucks of every description: gum
gloves: gents hoskin gloves: umbrellas and canes gold
mounted
o,-Splendid assortment of ladies' aud gents wri-
ting desks dressing cases, port oos perumery,
lery, an'i rich fnncv goods.
n0ylt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

Fire-On Saturday night, about II O'Clock, tho
alarm OF fire was given Improved to be dance house
IN Hercules street, the square above the Basin
two story frame house, which burned to the
ground In couple of hours after this fire, another
broke out next to the first house hundred more
feet II; it was also two story frame house, occu
pied by Sylvester us Il dance house. and from which
every thing had been removed during the previous fire
and not RI turned to his house. .he two fires were no
doubt the work of an nrendiarv.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

At L0st-The steam packet Columbia, did get of
on Saturday, with less than twenty passengers. Had
she started days BEFORE abe would have skcn eighty
So much gentlemen Stockholders and agents Tor your
fnollshnrss in no. so arranging let her run her
trips, while you were settlin. your disputes a, home
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

YOUNG MEMS HOWARD ASSOCIATION
VlNilE members will please attend monthly meeting
l. ct the same, ut the lila No 20 Magazine street,
Nedn.sdny Ereuins, (to,norro,v) the Cd October
at half pms, O'clock, p. ~
DIS RICARDO, Secretary.
n. BIN future the relief meeting will be held ut
half past7 O'clock, p. ~. al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

Is it true that Mr.. Bayon has sold his slnre of the
L"ui>ianan to Messrs J. W. Brrellnve, Jos. NJ. Ken
needy and J. l.. Lewis. Are oil these three gentlemen
going to turn editors What galaxy of ulen Bullitt
and oursrl, and even the Bulletin will be thrown unite
into the shade.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

An from the Office Of the Naehez Courier of the
25th stutes that the citizens fast leaving the city
SO much st" ,ha If they continued leaving for few ia,
longer, the city would soon be depopuated. Some
Of fever had appeared bu, deaths were re
ported for the day previous.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

Mr.. Mathcr, one Of the NY. State Gaologists,
estimates that the people of Greene, Sullivan, Us.
ter and Albany counties will realise this year from
two t. Three million of dollars from thor quarrcs
Of lime and tagging stone
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01
400 900 tickets, at SIS scheme price. 81 ,5O0OOO.
Selling price $50 per ticket.
& Co., l56 broadway, NEW YORK
Sole Agents.

u The receipts Of the sale of the tickets will be de-
posted III the Cannl Union, Carru|,on, Citizens and
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans, in the nume Of
Louis Schmidt jointly with J. b. Perrauit acuully
Cashier the Citizens Bank, and A. Bnudonin &c.
tua iasher ottle Consolidated snnk, as Trustees,
as per act passed before A. Muzureau, Esq Not. Pnb
nlhe Cd May 1889, and the properties transferred to
the above mentioned gentlemen untncumbered, us
Tr, stccs for the security Of the fortunate prize io
ders.
In New York the monies will be deposited in the
Phoenix Bank to the .redit the above named ) City
Banks of New Orleaus
The Public referred to the acts pnssed beGp,e
A. Maznrea, Esq, Not. Pub. in relation to the prop
per,ies which embrace the respective prizes in the
Lottery.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

The funeral of,hc late Matthew Carey, in Phutel.
Phin Of the largest Witnessed in lha, city,
The streets, from Eleventh Fourth, through which
he cortcge passed, were crowed by both sexes.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

At LAst-Thc steamer Columbia after many days Of
detention, was yesterday cleared. and proceeded sea
the Court, in the morning, having decided the il,
avOr of Messrs Smith L. Voorhees,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

President Wtyland of Brown University, &C.
companicd by his lady, is about to embark for Eu>
rope, where he will pass year in travelling, and
in visiting the principal literary institutions. lie
departs curly III Oclobcr-N. Y. Com Ado.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

la Habannu.
Us lnfrascritos nucvoS Prnprictarios del bicn
- conocidO ESTABLISHMENTS nonbradu MAN>
SION HOUSE, tuado en- Ia Gale Dc la Obrapia.
Mum. ll9; ticnen oil honor de anunciar al publico
que sus mayores ciucrzos atencioncs scran dcdi-
cadas compaccr las personals que les tavorez-
can con su patrocinio. Las ventajas que poscc d..
cha casa para los viagcros, ,anto por loo adud,
comodldad, etc. etc tan conecldas, que es inu-
til cnumerarlas
Il sct-ly CJINEV & EIITTnN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

We were informed Ivy gentleman yesterday, frop,
Alexandria of Ilr death OF The Hon. Wn = johnston
rari h judge of Rnpi,ls.
J. h. Scott, Esq clerk of the Of the same par
ish, died few days previous.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

Trinity Church in New York is to be rebuilt of red
free or sand stone, of the most perisabe of ali
stones. Some of TIC papers blowing up the vcstrv
for their niggardlinass. The most beautiful grapte
susceptible Of hih polish can be obtained at S,o.n
Isund, Ut little more Cost ,han the snnd stnnn.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

The splendid mansion If the late Mr.. Blight, Phla.
delrhia, was lately sold ut u;.cton by NJ rlmas Il Son
for ffiy Thousand doNars. Nicholas Biddlc was the
purchaser.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

The Government oI Zurich, SwizerInnd have lately
presented II flag non "itl Battaons Of Genevn, fu
their good conduct in the affair with France last year.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

The beautiful Mrs. Shaw appeared the Bowery on
the 18th, for the first time since her gh,ful expose
with her husband. She played Young Norval to full
house, and was called out ind enthusiastically greeted
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01
GRAND REAL ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY,

Situated in New Orleans,
TO BE DRAWN On THE LIST DECEMBER, 1889
IN JACKSONVILLE, Fa.
Under the superintendent OF the Commissioners uI.
pointed by the Legislative Assembly Of Florida.
SCtilIDE Il HAMILTON,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01
FOR NEW YORk-Reguiar Packet.

To sail on Wednesday, the I'd inst.
1 The fast sailing .ul;r packet ship AR
HrS> KANSAS, +; S Dennis, master, having part
. OF her cargo engaged, will sail as above. For
the freight Of 23) mlcs cotton the bulk tere0 or
PASSAGE having elegant accommodations, apply to the
captain on board, opposite the mint,
a COHEN, .'
oil -''.- 90CoInuuu II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

Two h:,n,lred sares U. ). Bank Stock sold in New
York, 18Th inst. at lO! l70 NV lO! 50 III 10 days
1902 3.1; 50 ut 10 DAYS lob, Sc.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01
r ". COLLENS

Appointed by the Federal Cuirt ut New Orleans.
OFFICE No. 1903 COMMON STREET.
Exchange Hotel Rmldngs.)
g AID Commissioner takes afiinviis under nnl hy
sCv,rur of the Acts of Congress, passed III Fehrl
sry. 1890; LIST March 1917 the Judiciary Act of l789
and other acts Of Congress, in such cnses maize and
provi led.
Said Commissioner has considerable experience
and uses NJ caption and certificate which havs
stood tho severcsl scrutiny Of the ablest Lawyers
pr
t0RlN!lNG PAPElt.-lG0 rcams "a 36 inches
L landing from ship Yazoo, for -ie by
mayer s q BEANCHARD SO E,ayier $,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

Charles Kean still continues at New York, too I'M
well To play.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

FIRE-A fire broke out at about half pas, eleven
o'clock last night, in TchoupnuIns street, between
Benjamin and Snzete streets, wh:qtdr'troyed en-
tire block Of buildings CHI fly occupied by poor Ger
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

NJ The ship V'spnsinu Capt. llinson, from Boston
is l>cha'gins opposite the Rail tm,l. Cnsignrcs nre
particularly requested to attend 10 the re eipi Of their
goods, HGAIE npent
s24 "a t.nn,m', =,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

u The packet ship Troy, from New York. is dis.
charging opposite the Vegetable Market. ConSignees
will please attend the icvcc to the rcccip, of their
goods: PETER LAIDLAW,
SO &C Camu At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

IIell! help! hep-1he True American is abou,
laundering; sea monster merchant hns withdrawn his
subscription, because quoted the J. s. Bunk stock
from the Northern Wing papers.
Oh what qnanaary are in!-I.etwcrn the Fudgi-
coN'edicos, aud the freight procuring merchants, we
are likely to be swamped Come back to us my Iears
and we'll apologise-wl,cn we take the notion.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

The weather is rold-hlnnkcts ar, not only comfort
nble, bit necessary oh, for frost!