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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-24

Sch Carlew, of Castne n. Orleans from Boston
rolled away head of nanmaSt and lost fore gaH 5tt
ult when two days out.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-24

tC5@ pology. Owing to cold weather &
hard usage, our "rolcr" made bad work
on the outside impression ofthis paper. We
shal! see to it hereafter
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-24

NATHL GROTON, Judge
:iw 10
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-24

plurality electing =
Loco Foco, Mr. Cushman, IN. H
do. Mr.. HubIcy PENN
Cons Mr.. Hopkins, (Ya.)
The vote being announced, the House
adjourned
p. S. By yesterdays mail, we learn
that the last three Qocos) consrived to get
excused, whereupon three other admins.
vacancies. These, however, are expected
to withdraw, and the locos have threatened
that no friend to the administrator shall
serve. This shows what they are at We
trust however, the wings will go ahead.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-24

A NATURAL RENEDY-Apphca-
BE to or Coasfitati0ns-ani c0mpticnt to
care ercry Cura5!s Disease---moy be Jocmd-
>, tie
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-24

hATiI L GROION, Judge OF Probate
3n43.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-24
THREE VACANCIES.

Ballots were then prepared for the cleo
ton Of the three unchosen upon the com
nittce, and the choice was as follows, a
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11
Our meteorological Table will appear TO morrow.
From the North American.

NEw York, Oct 81.
Cotton remains unsaleane altogether, and it seems
necessary 70 let down prices notch before the sales
will 60 o,,-dcrd some sales have been made 1T a
clear decline.
The tea sal, to-day wcut badly. The Nian,c's car
90 v "a the glory IT tho season. The sale to day was
lower distinctly than the smnli sale wason Tuesday.
Phe prices - Is per cent lower than the Niantu.
The chests of Young ysun 1000 were drawn, and
n large portion of the half chests. he blacks were
mostly Withdraw,
Flour stands much as Yesterday. Common Gennrs-
see is selling freely for cSportu"n at %. and some
tines n sha,c lower. The 10" rate ofexchange opc-
rates against It.
Southern is cic red at g. cents, and might pro-
bal lv be bnug lit less 56ihs. Southern wheat
has been selling Mt ll5 100 cts. Rye IS II cts.
Philadelphia and Baltimore funds l2l II dis.
Providence 6 -; New York St'tc country money
) a 6 dis.
Some go up and some so dowa.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11
1,niest esNloss'
FORT or NEW ORLEANS.

Es- CLEARANCES
November lOh, 1880.
R-No ccarances to: day;.
ARRIVALS.
November lOh. 1899
Steamer WIN Robinson Jr, furril Bayou Sara
Steamer Brilliant, Hart I'm Bayou Sara
SeMaihore Clark e. I'm Pea risgton
Bsnker I,H. Powell, FIN Vcksbnrg
Steamer Paul Jones. Thoma.ton fin Baton Rongc
Steamer Daniel Webster, Kelly, FIN Vcksbnrs
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Bayou Sara Per Brilliant. Cargo entirely
10 ..undTy cunsgnees
Pennington. Per steamer Semaphore. No Cargo
yieksburx. Per Bunker Hill. Cargo and
furniture 10 sunday cnnssnees
BATON Rouge Per Paul Jones' Cargo cotton,
gar and molasses. to sundry consiRnees
Vickshur Per Daniel Webster Cargo 22lG bale,
cotton aud 3bales merchandise sundry consgnees.
Bayou Sara Per steamer VIM Robinson Cargo cotton,
70 sundry consiguees.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

At the St Charles yesterday, was served up a
haunch of vonison, that might have boon mistaken
for quarter ofcxccedingly fat fine veal. j. MELON
nough will, some how other, get hold of great
many good things in tho way Of game. Twas
but ten days ago most delicious saddle Of
bear meat 70 to the kitchen; and as to ducks, he
has them in abundance of all kinds.
King. ofthc Vcrandah, has returned; his meeting
with his friends was fattering one; but why
should il not be? King is likely fellow, very
likely fellow, and very nice and accommodating
landlord. lie has brought out n world of fine
things for his splendid hotel, and intends that his
folks shall live in style.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

We cannot rccollcct when VIC ever felt so sorry
for poor devil as we did for tho L,uisia nian on
Saturday. lie had so little to brag about, that he
oven went so far as to cry out glory, victory, first
gun, from. tho returns of tho beautiful! and rich
county of Jackson Mississippi, where they cult.
vato pine trees and fever and agues-Jackson coun:
~ that always has bcen miserabIy poor that
no wing would ever live in it for fear of starving
Oh, we give you jackson, and you may take
Hancock too We expect wing victories where
honestmen can live by tllling soil, not II sand '
pine land were goat would starve for want o,
herbaga.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

Sp,Iv-Tho following are stated to b, the
terms to obtain which, Don Carlos in his letter to
the ling ofthe French. claimed the intervention
of the French Government
He demands-F,rst, his restoration to all the
rights of an Infant of Spain, from which the Cortes
hav. degraded him These rights comprise his
title to the crown in case of the failure ofthc heirs
of Ferdinand VII. Second, the res Grafton of his
scqucstcrcd properties, which are immense. Third,
pension conformablc to his rank, paid by Spain !;
and liberty to reside at Satzhurg, whcro his wife
has considerable PROPERTY. On thssc conditions,
Don Carlos would rcnounce his prctensions to the
throne Of Spain, would recognise the testament of
Ferdinand, and the acts Of tbs Cries abolshing
the Sale law. The French Government sent off
dispatches t" their Ambassador, TO negotiate these
or similar conditions with tho Spanish cabinet, for
Don Carlos.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

A meeting of the cit z,ns of Montgomery, Ala.
b,ma, had been held to take into consideration
the course oithe branch bank oftha city, in rcqui.
ring large payments on the extended debt, and
lnstltuling suits against those failing Is comply.
Resolutions wero adopted severely censuring the
bank for requiring mpos.ibi!,ies and exacting six
hundred thousand dollars from its debtors at once,
while its whole circulation is less than 100000.
Measures wore adopted 10 effect change of Di-
rctura.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

Capt. Hoffman, muster Of tho steamboat Shak-
spearc, was yesterday bound over to tho Criminal
Court to answer in complaint made against him,
of having struck Charles Butler, free man OF
color, (his cook) and thereby causing said Butler
to fall overheard and be drowed. From the testi-
mony we have seen Of the aff.ir, We cannot con.
ceivc why Capt. Hoffman was sen, TO the Criminal
Court. lie certainly has not been guilty Of any
crime, the death of Butler being merely ACCT
dental,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

Yesterday was bright and balny day, and we
were gratied with the sight Of hundreds of ladies'
vending their serious way to and from the temple
Of worship. st. Charles street was redolent with
the smiles otbeany, for Mr.. C!app had opened his
repaired church, and his summer scattered congrc.
CATION assembled again, and many wcro tho kind
friendly rccognions Of old acquaintance. Our
winter season has indeed commenced, and we hope
il may prove gay and prosperous one.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

Second Gun-By the steamboat Daniel Web
ster, Natchez Free Trader of tho 9th was re-.
ccved in town, giving the returns of the elections
in Adams County, Bingamin had received ma.
jorty of about $50. The Wing Ticket was carried
entirely, and it is supposed the Wing Senate,
would ho also elected. Acct UNITS state that the
Wings had carried the elections in all tho river
countics.
Partial returns from Wilkinson, also from
Woodville give the Wings maj GRITTY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

In the article VIC published about the suicide of
Mr. Jaudon, Saturday, We acknowledge that We
were considerably hoaxcd. The person who gave
the information, however, might have hoaxed a
more cunning chicl than oursef for we had always
previously thought hin: a mere walking interest
table. The next time lie plays his pranks upon
us, we'll mako him pay the discount on tho big
note we owe tho BANK.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11
Very truly,


NEW ORLEANS, November 1859.
TO Mss+rs. Z. Taylor, J i. Martin, George John
-ton. Jr. Thomas Clonshly, J. Wutern an, Mr..
c. J. Merker, James ". i.utl II, +. II. Quick,
Robert llocv, Thomas Slall, J. W. S'anton
Henry Thomas Jr.. Wan. l.. Palmer, Charles
lIarod, VIM. rrehn, W. h'ontross:
GENrLEMES,-l om grnt fll for the Kind expression
contained in you,s Of the OH instant. lie pleased to re-
ce>e my acknowlcd cement f,r the hotarng term in
which You have thought proper iespeak OF me and my
ship and the valuable presen, testimonial of your
Kind feelings aud regard, which have been 50 hurpy
Obtain in the execution otmy duty. BE assured that
recproca,e mos, hoat'i!y tn. good wishes you have
so kindly bestowed your most ocedent friend and
servant. J. G. RUSSELL.
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BA z A A R.
Coyser of st. Charles s. Common street,

: - " = S7TePz,
sExCHAN HOTEL.
Ee uSE Il ALLAN would respectfully call the at
- trntio of citizen. and strangers toteir complete
'asstriirnf ut t;entleme,'s linen hirts, do camEric
with l,L.n irunts. fashionable i,en Inuta; li,sen col
lars: silk, Gotten and nerinu under slrs a. drawers
csmrc and silk l,anlkercle!s: black and fancy cla
watts in great VARIETY: stocks OF every description; GU"
einsiic and cottun susenders silk cotton a4d thread
gloves: gents h,skn gloves: umbrellas and GANGS gold
irDunirJ.
Aiso-Spen,id assortment Of ladies' and gents lwri-
ting desks, DIRE sing cases, or olios periuner,
l~y, and rich fncy gouds.
noylf
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r ", CoLLENS

Ia United States, Conmissi9ner.
Appointed by the Federal Court ut New Orleans.
OFFICE No. lO9. COMMON STREET,
Exchange Hotel BnIldings.l
g AID Commissioner takes afidaviis under anl by
~ virtue of the Acts Of Congress, passed 2th Fehra
sry 1890; let March 1917 the Judiciary Act of 1889
and other acts Of Congress- in such cases nets and
provided.
Said Commissioner has considerable experience
and uses firms OF caption and certificate which have
stood tho ssveresl scrutiny Of the abest Lawyers.
- nrl II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

THE FRESCn CoLoSY OF ALGIEEs. Recent English
papers announce, That Preparations arc making by the
Freuc, Government to occupy tue whole coast of
the Undetermined An expedition is in progress
against the Bey of Tunis who sraied upon to deliver
up his frontier fortress of k"i the key of his whole
formerly Iuid to the hey of Assrs to viii his Ma
je~ty Louis Philippe seems t" think himself entitled
The possession of Tuns would he vastly more valuable
to France than thu, Of Algiers.-Globe.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

Fire.-No less than five false alarms Of fire on
Saturday night The firemcn are vcxcd to death al
being called out SO often, and no splendid block of
blazing buildings to he saved. The Insurance off:
GERS, however, IRE quite satisfied with being fright
cned only.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

We arc called upon to draw the attention of
those whose duty il may be, to the late hour which
the gas lamps in the ncighJcurhood of the watch.
house and down Canal street arc lighted. A large
population reside in that section of our city, who
are generally much Inconvenience for tho want
of light.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

New Accessions to The Cnmp.-Mr.J ]. NJ Fold,
former fuvoIitc with our public and his wife,
late Miss Riddle, ofrcputation. Mr. Field ng and
Mr. Porter have arrived 10 take their p aces in the
gular company.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

gentlemen alberto morrow, when she will have
been put in 61in after her late voyage.
ms Passengers on her latc voyage from New
YORK have presented Captain Russell with silver
tramret' as mark of respect, alike honorable to
both parties The following i, the correspon.
ocnce handed us for publication on the subject -
New ORLEANS November 9, 1889.
To Captain Joseph G. Russell,
Of the shl frankfort.
''"r Strive cannot part company with !on mud
your beautiful vessel, Without rendering to you gu,
very sincere thanks for your kind attentions, and
pressing admiral of the excellence If your ship
on Eoard If which We have uT on our late voyage from
Ne" " rk, enjoyed m-ny comforts.
Nay, ask that you Will accept, si 5ht tes,imo.
ual Of our regard aud good wishes, the accompan,i
si.'cl trumpet, ~li:h will be handed to you by com
mtee appointed for that purpose, aud which, we hop,
you will yer have in TO use il longh weather
on lee sl.rc.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

In Philadelphia the demand for gas lights is
constantly increasing, Already the company have
four large gasomcers, bu, so great is the demand,
that they are now erecting four others, which will
contain 100000 fct of gas. The daily consump
ton Is now about 200 feet The company arc
also erecting building to C ntain large lumber
Of rcfrgerators. for the purpose Of further i'm
proving the quality of the gas.
flour G Company would improve the quality
OF the gas they impose upon the public, through
the imbeoile management of their manager, and
reduce the price of it, they would extend the sale
at least twenty per cent but under the eresen,
system of Encouragement, the cost of repairs Of
the fixtures ecrroJcd by the bad gas, increases the
cost Of burning 1t beyond the price Of even wax
ca indies.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

IT. Nous sommes au,orscs announcer qua l.
dcmandc dun grand nombrc dcs citoyens dcs troll
municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FnEREr CONSENT /
Sc presenter CONNIE candldat a Ia place do Marie
la prochane election.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

u l.. U. CANINE, nt the solicitation ofn,uny Of his
reuds, has consented to become candidate for tho
office of Mayor of this city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

we have received anew and large supply of tho
latest British papers,. which arc on file in our
Reading Rooms.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

U We authorised to announce that, at the soci
talion Of large number of the ctzans o: the three
municipalities, NirWILLlAM TREREr has con :entcd to
the presentation Of his name to his fellow c zens at
the next ensuing election, as candidate for the Office
of Mayor OF the City of New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11
MONDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1889.

+ Tho mil arrived yesterday with dates from
New York to the 3ls,
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BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &c
GRAN
EsEtE, ESTATE LOTTERY

GRAN
ssE.tE 2, ESTATE LOTTERY
uF PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW ORLEANS.
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON, Managers
Offices ""der the Eerandah, Corner IF 81. Charles
and Common Streets, and No. l0i Chartrcs Street,
bet,ceeM Cont and 81. Louis Streets.
WITH view Of meeting Tie wishes Of our friends.
we have the pleasure Of announcing TO the pub
lie that this Lottery will be drawn the City EXCHANGE,
in St. Louis street, in New Orleans.
The drawing will, without fail, begin the lst l'cl
ceniber next.
Our agents Throughout, the union, viii cause the above
to be- inserted once in Of the newspapers of their
respective residences, and charge The expenses in
account.
n6-n7n SCHMIDT L. HAMILTON.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

Gnrrcr-L,ttcrs from Athens. of tho 18Th Of
August, rrprcscn, Greece as IN e?lorahle atato,
from the miscIicis inseParublc from Bavarian
pro,ection. King Ohio is now universally re-
gardn,l idiot by his subjects. ard every act
of his government is calculated to confirm such an
impression.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

United States Bank Stock sold at Now York
on the 3lst, at from is to TO-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11
G A r X 0 l. l. + ON
IA
.lssssiiHtl.

~ -LAVAUD has,the homer Of informing his friends
IL and thu public in general, that he has taken the
iotrl@at Casf!tnH, where no trusts he will receive
calls OF his ulfrrnls and all lovers of good cheer.
.siyate pnrtcs~ VIII be handsomely provided for by
giving little mite beforehand. lie is willing enter
INTO arrangements mi families or ndiy uals DESTROYS
If passing ihe sumner at Carroil,un. n20
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

~ AS brought to th- pound of the third ward, ID
w Municipality. he follow ing t'o,srs:
hav HORSE, black mime, tail and feet, saddle
marked on the we"rs spanish brand the lief, hind
Qunrcr-s,ands u hands high.
s,nll sorrei stud HORSE blind "f,e RICH
white stripe on the observation-disclosures 10 hnnds high
The nrrs of said horses will Ill the pound al
the third ward. I'd Municipality, situated NJ the corner
of Robin aud tnnncatinu streets. or before Satur-
day, the 9th Of November 1885, prove property, rny
chres, md take them away. otherwise they will be
sold at auction by P A Guilloir, public nucti"nrer.
il " INTER-,
oo9 ]st Iiout. Night " atch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

Us $50 ltEWARD--Eanaway on the LIST Nos
~ fish and French, aged about Ii or ~ years,
49, feet or S inches high, s,srt mud Thick SGT
small eyes prominent forehead. open and free gait,
having Of the front teeth in The upper jaw hroken
Had on, went he went away, pair Of collonar pnut
looms with snlaI blue stripes, and ginghnm shift
Said negro worked II long !" lille with Nj: Mn. Stone,
bricklayers' hand. FERNANDO LEAlDS,
Mt 80 Dauphne street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

ONT etc amenGcs a Ia gcole do la scconde Mu-
- nicpalnc, les csc'avcs snivont savoir:
Une negrcsse nommG LII lCIA, age As ans,
SO distant nppar,cnir a Mr.. Ncand.
Tn ncgrs nomme THOMAS, age so ans, sa
disaut appartcn:, a Mr.. Bertrand.
Les p'opre;airas des dts cscavcs sont prizes Dc
venir los rc,,r"r en- paynnl los frais. IT.,
La Nuuv-le Orern. IL 90 Oc,ohrc, r.
Nc II S HARPER, Caplaine de Ia gnrde
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

iNoilfE-Ah persons indebted To Aunriralir y
No. ,, are hereby ii'd to forward and
make pm mcu, brlue the first Alpnda, IN \oyrm-
Der hPxI ngrrcahiy tn nrdmaue Of te coBncl rns.rd
on the 18th m>ran,-,hc T'en,nter being required to
pact all claim, una,! ju-tod nj thai r;r' suit
rho. SlDD, il. Treasurer
NV Orleans, Oct. "a, lGi-,& 6 I'd MWuicpnlity
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GRAND REAL ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY
Situated in New Orleans,
TO BE DRAWN ON THE LIST DECEMBER i;{3o
INJlckSONVILME, Pm
tiIder the sup5 rntarncr pt ~, Commissioners sp
Pol'ted by the Legislative Ass, NH, Of Florida.
StIIMIDT q HAMILTON,
Managers
1000 tickets AT ) Is scheme price s. 800 OOO
Selling pure 20 per ticket.
SiLNES1 Elk Il Co., l5b broadway, NEW YORK,
Sole Agents.

u Tie receipts Of The sale of the tickets ill be de
posted in the Canal. Cnon Cu'rultnn, Citizens and
-oIlilal'd Banks in New Orleans in the nr,. If
Louis Schmidt jointly with j. b. Perrnull ucuall,
Cashier oft' Cllizen'S Bank, aid \. Bauduuin r,.-
tunl, ,ashier ottle Consolidated Bank as trustee
per act passed before 4. Mnzureau, Esq. Not =, b.
ON the I'd May 1889, aud the properties Ansierrrd
the uhove mentioned gentlemen umincumbered II
lr. stees for the security OF the fortunate prize io!.
ders.
In New York the monies will be deposited IN the
Phoenix Bank 10 the credit OF the above named Tit,
Banks Of New Orleaus.
The Public referred to the passed hcin.
A. Maznreau, Esq Not. Pub. in relation to Ih, p,,p
perles which embrace The respective prz il The
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

in tho city. The baths attached to the St. Louis
Exchange have an entrance Immediately ado lining
tho starcase and the whole combined, presents the
most finished interior of any building in the city
marble mosaic aoors-stuscocd walls, &C., ali
worthy taking peep at.
Splendid Ship.-Ws visited yesterday, at the
foot of st. Joseph street wharf, the new splendid
packet ship Frankfo fort, commanded by, aud built
under tho supcrntcnd nco of TINT lordIy master
and good fellow. Capt. Joseph Z. Russell. The
Fsanktert is not only l,rscr, hut superior in
almost cvsry respect to any vessel that has
ever before visited. this port, sho is magnificent
specimen of naval, architecture, built in Now York
the past summer by Ms'sars. Ticket g. Thamis.
Her dimensions arc, bprthen, fraction lees than
800 tons; length ll feet: breadth "a feet six inch.
es; depth 20 feet inch length of cabin dock 20
foot; saloon 60 feet; ladies' drawing room l6 feet;
forecaste d, OK 81 feet Shs has u state rooms in
the main saloon, and can aocomInodate 81 pas en-
gers. Throughout tho whole ship improvements
can be discovered, and no expense has been spared
to render herlthc BEST as she is decidedly the most
ccg mt and richly dect rated and furnished CT cur
much, but dcscrved'y boosted packets. Her great
length and strength, and the compact and faithful
manner in which the Frankfort is put together,
re nder hei not only safe castle Of rock, but
as plcasan, and quiet as carriage. :
Her main and ladies' saloons arc fitted up in
elegant style; no par'or can be richer. The state
rooms are all put up with zebra. satin and roso
wood; tho lights in the stern are ofpainted burn.
glass, the centre Neptune in his car, either sds
arms and the eagle. The end of the gen,lcmans
saloon 10 divided by partition Of rose, zebra and
satin wood, with sliding up and down win low of
looking glass. Tho forepart of the ladies' cabin
is richly burnt paint glass. tbs centre representing
the arms Of Kentucky, after the capital Of vlic
the ship is named
s This sa cons are richly carpec4, and sofns Of roso
wood, with figured crimson velvet cushions, are
found in abundance, with piarsano, every comfort
nid luxury ,h-n can possibly tend TO render sea
voyage agreeable. Tho entrances to the cabin
are u rec, and pn the passage protected from the
weather.
: Tho cabin deck affords beautiful promenade,
and on the deck is house for, the mate, COW
house, poultry house and ki.chen--unler. tho fore.
caat,e deck is an ice house, in which Captain Rus
SC kept Fulton Market beeftil ths day of his at.
rival, Tie rigging ofihs ship is simple b,, beau
tif,l. and indeed, us heard remarked by al cid
Jack, "s!aein my eyes but she's beauty"
'Ehi. beautiful ship belongs to the firm OF which
hlr. p I.aidlw is the agent and Captain Russell
will take pleasure in showing her to lad:cs and
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DIED.

DIED.
Al New York, the 26th ut., Mrs. MATILDA, wife
Can't, John Ma,sl.ll, and sister Of Mr.. John Winthrop
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FOR NEW lOkk-Pennlnr Picket.

Holmes line Of Packets.
TO sni ON the 17lh instant
~ The ELEGANT rni'rcrrh and copper fastened
,41fA packet ship NASHVILLE. darkness. master,
10y viii promptly sail as II vrrtiSs1 For freight
passage, lavi' elegant accommodations, apply 10
the Captain on board opposite the Vegetable Market,
or to A COHEN,
ul0 90 Common Il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-11

Tho St. Louis street Ball Room will present d
beautiful appearance this winter. The new stair
case is really sp ondid, the finest thing ofthe kind
in tho city. The baths attached to the St. Louis
Exchange have an entrance Immediately adj lining
tho staircase; and the whole combined presents the
most finished interior of any building in the city
marble mosaic aoors-stuscoed walls, &C., ali
worthy taking peep at.