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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

MARRIAGE PlIYSlDlOGlCAlI.i DISCUS
Va SED. Translated from the French Of Jean Du-
bois, VI. ID. by lillian Grcs,.fe
Part LIST. On the necessity ct Marriage
Part Cd. Instructions in courtiug, " it'll cure for
Love!
Part 3d.
Marriage, PLY siolocituv Disc used is the NOS,
useful aud d. ijrdIr the interesting work that
ever read, 1t will break rukcs and spinsters,
and make more more married men women than any
publication tlln, has ccn sanctioned by the court
of Iymen.-Lo NDHahure.
Tins is great ho"k and will be productive Of much
good in the cunlnultv, 1t is true it contains much
strange language, but then the subject is its
and If the Pope had written it, he could not have
treated it teIicu,ely. We especially recommend
its Instructions il C"urtng 10 the attention OF ull
Young ladies aud ecntlem that may be in quest
pur,ners.-Le petit Courier Des DANES.
For sale at no 10 Povdras st between Me.az inc al.
Camp street. Prize 7,c.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

EDUCATE JN-FKENCu aud E\GllsiI.-
Mr. James, recently arrived IT, is civ, brEs cave
to inform the ci,Zrns "t New Orleans tina, he will
open an ncnd"mv, IN Monday, ii, JanuAtr, at No.
10 Toulouse street, ter the Instruction u Youth OF
bath Sexes III Fl arh and En- clsl,, in which he
will be auy assisted by Mrs james Mrs.
MrtLhrr, vino speak h"l, those languages with
great llu,rcv aud purity, and win" will take charge
OF the Lrpaiu,' ut o. the Young ladies'.
Mr. 4mrs w,il give his whole attention TO the
various branches at e;inrn,lon, and l,urls h,nsrli
that he III g,vt rnire satlSiactlun to those " h u
NAV honor h!n with ;hrir confidence. nov
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

sSXtlIANGE Oh ucunaii Mt light, Ter >ach l.,
~ NIL \ rK.ER, ~ GIavl.r y,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

NORRIS & Co, No. 81 Chartres st eel, are
C. wing daily from Their holsc in philaHclphlh, an
c'egnnt and com ,leie aSsurlntu, of substantial
aud t.S!."natie clorhlno. They invite til. a,''n-
ton OF the pmhc, "s ihry are WARRANTED IN SAVING
that strangers and ciii.cns cannn, FURNISH them
Union.
n. L. 4 few j 'Z"n tie CANT wary handle um-
breas, 'rnm - I" &c inches. Al>', large lot
whit. pine ulrki - hiy"s, v,rinn- -,zes. v'rv '"w
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

TANHE ADDRESS Of the Louisiana Native Au'rrrua
Association the citizens Of LouiSilna and thu
Inhabitants Of Il United States, Just Published and oI
,ale NV DAVID FELT II Co.
ll6 II Cigrrcs.t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

MONUMENTS vi Washug,ous Patriotism, with Il
w fac sinsr Of his pu lie Accounts during the he
yulntinnaryWar. folio volume 81! TOT each, will he
sold price the proceeds OF tins publication are Ia
he rvot"dfr the o the Washington Manual .ubour
Sranl and Male Orphans Asylum.
This t,uv national Work ought he in the hands
of every American; and editors Of the City aud
country pqp,rs will contribute to that benevolent object
by giving this advertisement few insertions.
JOHNS " co. Agent,
aug. Gtl'-ln. Cor st Charles Y Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04
I Rim AN',..i'ilDGRA
L ALICE, % Magazine i
itI llNti ,
ositc Banks a.

l '..rnOGRA r'urlNi )
IFlCE, % Magazine osc Banks \:
W GNEENE takes pleasure in announcing 10 l''
friends aud the citizens nt New Orleans that lie h st
ir. 9Th brous lit lith' graiN par "l copper
printing, aud from the fl, iltsS the has ,uI,
plate engraving, he execute all orders entrusted -
him, ut one ,a'tte expense q! engraving aud ncai,
cheap type printing.
hand writing, can have any quantity at few hrt's
notice; they will ieeHccute, for them iii lcau'j Il
style, such has heretofore given sereral satisi' 'n
to all Inc most respectable cunssi" hnnseS III t'~
city Gentlemen 'l"sir"ns o having Visiting or t,'>
Cards finished in the best mun,sr, will wei h,
Feb. !, 1899
n Blank notes neatly executed, and circulars.
prinIt,l at one hour'r notice.
NEW NOVEL. Nc.-Cmc.nlne.t a novel in , ,cls,
/ Y Nicholas Mic k.ehv No. IA. JACK Sheppard, rnl
3D.: Rec lived and far u'e by ALEU- ToWAh: ,
6tUNNy rA,;s-5o Bales. DuSroI, GHnny Bags
- in store for Sale hy JTlIAfER NO:
July I'd. Z. fnyhras $.
j N llSKEl.-l0e Iris Ecc'iGcl in sore iur sale by
w Nll Il. DORSEY, Al Ne" Levee.
l ARD-laou kegs supcn.r leaf lard, for t.le by
II G. DORSEY,
/ July IL A New i.evca
| AJEss EEEF-.5 half brs a, the INSPECTION ia
Va SD a' for ely & nntSEs.
UTTER 4 LARD-Io0 kegs lard & so do supe-
| ~ rior Western butter. Tor sale by
m,6 q. DORSEY, "A New LcYce
'sNUKNE'Io CO. &c ALMANAC FOR lsioa1or
! 4 sale r. JOHNS ECO.
| aug Sim cor st tharh,s Il Common sts.
ENUNNi BAGS-i0 bales hn.iel Gunny Bugs,
| ~ in slure Tor sale by J TiiANER " co.
| auc3 "a poS d,as street.
ARDWARE PAPER-1U realms Hardware Pa
per, store and for sale by
my IA J THAN Err Il Go, ~ PIytras st
| INLAG STONES--6hA wards tagging, antEg from
| Il ship ST awrence, for sale nv
may Is II p WHITNEY, 70 Camp IT
| Keul.WEK'S RlCHlIFl, the releh,0rd FIay,
- CHEAP r.uon aud vi the most cello
bIacd actin. plays. JOHNS Il Co,
| J6 wv corner ST Charles " tou,uusn sip
| ED'Kk-.lm his n,t>S aud prim', al the nisp ii
| 4 for sale by u. DORSEY,
@9,h iume .ti New Le.ea
s.A>A.>A >N r.rrMt.A So hNcs landing
a. from brig Char on for saehY a TtH X,
time Ii - ta4.ws
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

JAMES'S, Chas. TYRltFI.I. md Other NOVELTIES
Charles r,r:.il, or thu Bitter Blood, by Jrn,r..
Chrv.ley, the Man of H. nor by Lad, Bulw
LADY hevrlc" the Vol Of Honor,
Chcvel,y.
Lord i,roughu,. Sketches of Pulic Character vols.
Iii ;turcai Sketches of States in the time Of
(;corgc the rhl,d, 2vuls.
Nicholas Nci ichv, No to IA.
JacK Shopptrd, No n:'.
Adam Bnranl shcr IN n nf character, by Jrrrulh.
Isabel Of Sicily, BY Tuckernann.
Paul VI kuck: The Barber Of Paris.
tonccalnlrnt, II Nov ell in > vols.
Frn,ciu's Reign of 'rrrur in Paraguay 2vols.
Piccina, by Sui tine.
The iluguanot, Captain k.d, ,ovs,,;.,
Ric!clcu, by B.lwcr. "'" 'l'N
T.. JOHNS & Co.
July 3O,l-3w. cor of ST Charles L. Common SITS
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mr. saws i" CANAL street.
yToRTu\E Trl.'.EE'S own BOOK
L C"r,','- Gr.n.'rar-i.e:l lies cookery
I',lnar'- j>''v t, Fecnmqnn
Pprrs s fr. j,I, sprllin, hook
English Readers. half and inl bound
Wan'+rp:hls Frrnch Ora
"rcn's " ,shinynn a!s'! NJ rion
Ew'll'+ nclicn companion
nahnl'> arithmetic I'll the I:crvc5
l.rdv'S medical pocket book
tentlcma'~ IN deal pocket book
Mrsul's tairirr-t RICKETTS, '"ng book
Ilnle'S tinted States.
A aud large supply ct the ","vr works just
,ne3 4 Tnwar, ~ Camt at
UPHOLSTERY SPAPEE HANGING STUi.i,
Henry Slrbrcchi, (inrrn-rlv J. G. Wlcks d.
would meet respectfully inurm his trlcn
the public IN general, that he has and Is con
" RECEIVING general assortment ct upholstery
and paper hanging. The following compress
pa It of his go, l., ',ich he Offers for sale at wh"'
sale or retail on the most acco ,lm udam3 terms,
viz
Frn"h vr,vc, ard satin paper, latest style do
half cnu,m.n and common, Fn,ladelphla gaz'
and unuinz d d" de-, French LANDSCAPES, h'e
boards, tl u''., &c. d" velvet mud w"r-ted d- do,
mor-auza do col rr', silk iriuG" and gnloos q! al
qu,illIes rnlr"rm- and prices, ""r.jed trlrs"s as
sorted ptt,rrr. plain and cnlur'd Swiss muslin,
latest style plain aud tni"uhrd, cotton drap"iy
musIins ptain aud lwillcd, as-nrtsd col"rs. new
stvlc OF needle work Tor sofia CUSHIONS, i""l>tnr
! covers, &c style Gl DELL rAlst HnHTts
nnd PLAN, Gilt window ornaments nt all pattern:
aud ,lz--. y.lt eagles ha,nl and spears, Gathers
| &c, glass knnhs. casters, hair cloth. Inquired and
! plt1l, y large assortment vi TOYS chilirtni
IarLe six cord md lnssrls, wnIs'tL cord and 'as
sells, general assortment II uphr!sitto and paper
hahglugS, constantly on hand mi TOO sale at the
lowest prices Il: Nos II il yul uuu e. Cu,tcn
| Iirns" sts
y i}--Pcts"ns in the city or { ON the country
are c>p"ctlullv invited !" aAti md Examine t.
themselves. Carpets and curtains made III II e
dtrst and, Sly'. roo'ns prepared at the sVoi'
| eS, notice.. arI all kinds vt uph1luesteTy ""ik
! t!nu, with rrn,sesS and .!.sprIrh oct.
| ssACON I.Air and fDihioa mid, tlncu at
! } cl,cl Sides and Shoulders
!iVn keys first quality Lard
100 brl, Mess Fork, for sale by
-ar ; >TETSoN y AVERY 8St'mvirr =
NtiAi Arabic, aud hquuicr and 1Han,u-I casel
" fine Turkey gun arai:, do l:q"o':ce Psass,
lake mama, and ior sale by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
all corner Common 4. Tchoupilonns
EsiillARD BALLS cree k>,-Jusl received
1 , spIeudl,. Article vi Billiard Balls and Checks.
RUSH 4 ALLEN, .
aurll Exchange Hotel. rnr It Eharles & Common 9
| b slli>rt.h'S lNk--JU-t received Iom balU,r
4 Chan;r'rcr II large in, oire of Johnson ana II
ant. nas book land job ink. and tnr salnhy
az. \ TpWAE % Cana, t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04
FRANKLIN INFIHMAR!

~ NE public ntctuIiv informed that TINS ms
4 tulinn is erected the tuost improved plan,
in an airy and l lir;,be situation, the tnubuu
Franklin upon ,c ruiho ID, one mile from the ilssi
s'irl ,,r.,
into n,, tnrutS iur hpn, separate different classes
and d ,icrrnt diseases.
The institution suppl Il with the most skilful ans
attentive male and female muses., and speaking the
rn,ls modern languages.
Private rooms may be had hv gentlemen ut five do
lars Der day. incluln- uttcmlulce, &c.
Terms in the mary wards, two dollars per da,
Slaves also dollars. Small Pox in the ordinai,
wards, live dollars.
All capital <urrical operations extra.
The resident pAssicls is DR. Weddelnan, 10 whon
application iur admission must be made u to DIR
I,izem,crg, No II Ea,.part street. Hpl9lv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

Making 1853 miles per day. or miles per hour 'clu
sive Of all slop.aScs. novl
n. Is. | hcs leave to INTERN the public that ,hs
bridges over the ClA,alooeAc s":mp a',d Hard Labo
creek have JUS, been completed the general govern
mcnt, Nh- nj, obstacles orcrati" as"ins, his safe a
pleasure ote ting from vclcrs thai the coaches, hor.
srs drivcrsand Dads OF the frs. order; and as t" the
from .'cnsacola Ccar Bluff, i, is admit,
ted by all who hav: passed through it /" be unsurpassed.
III novelties hearty and safety The bridges through
Georgia have also been repaired. } NJ BAKER.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

I ARD-l20o kegs superb leaf lard, Tor sale by
II G. DORSEY,
Julv IL. A New i.cvCe
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

AAJ iIISkEl -lI6 lrlS Rrcliict in sore for sale by
w wi q. DORSEY, Al New Leyee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04
EECDNAlENNATDRI FAC Is ::
RENOVATOR OF TIE SYSTEM

Ever discovered
Afro constitutional Diseases, produced by mercury,
the minerals the consequence Of syrhi lues, vensrla
&c &c.
1t Il factTht single Instance have they been
know used that they did produce good elect
curing many whom before ideled nc
rahe.
Compound Syrup otSarsaparl all sufficient to
any Of the above Diseases.
ict-Shou!d nb.ervcd that the only place they
obtained genuine N. Orleans At usomouse street.
balr ~ NJ" 10.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

W,rslv Press-Wc, thu under slg"'c," Efrr to an''e
by the uove cn ons, lar as they are "p'!'c" ' 10
weekly papers. :, ,.vprvCr
(SigMcd ), D. law I, ht c|.'' ,,,,
SSS M subscriptions are taken tor less tia" mouths
.ait,,r. ,Anst IN ID rasna be most unld.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-04

NFESS EEEF-.5 half brls at the inspection in
IVa 81, ac for sale nv & DORSEY.
milo IA New Leve.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-31
TAKE NOTICE.

nUBLIC notice is hereby given to all
persons Indebted to the late firm Of
Durham 4 Otey, OF to Thomas Durham
alone, since the dissolution of said firm Of
Durham u Otey, that all debts owing to
said firm Of Durham e. Ony, or TO Thos
Durham individually, now due or hereaf.
terto become due for dealing with Durham
4 Otey or with Thomas Durham or other
wise,are tcbe paid alone ID the subscriber
all said debts having been conveyed 10 hin,
in trust by Thomas Durham (uho had
bought out the interest ofCo. Oiey ia the
firm Of Durham & Oieyl by deed dated
the 18th April, 1889 aud admitted to re-
cord in the Office Of The Clerk Of The Court
Of Probate Of Holmes county on the 18th
Of April 1889 for ceftuip purposes therein
expressed.
All persons inaebteu 10 spd firm Of
Durham g. Otey or 10 Thomas Durham
will please make immediate payment To
the subscriber as an early adjustment Of
such debts must be made.
ROBT. COOK.
Nav 4, C5-4ins-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-31
NOTICE.

KyHE undersigned having been ap-
Il pointed by the Probate Court Of
Holmes County, at the Jan. term thereof,
1889, commissioners to audit, examine and
allow the claims against the estate Of John
B. Davis, deceased, and will meet at M.
D. Haynes store, in Lexington, on the
1second Saturday in each month, for the
Inext SIX months, for that purpose.
A. HAYS,
w. H HINES,
j. G. RAWLINGS,
MAY Is 81 GIN
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-31

gence Of their duty MS directors The
evidence to support the charge ii annie.
A STOCKHOLDERS.
The editors Of the newspapers in the
cities Of Philadelphia and New York, will
render service 10 many Of the citizens Of
those cities, by publishing the foregoing as
about $l,500,Oo0 Of the stock is owned
there.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-31

n other places as well as 10 our own city,
y produced altogether BY local causes,and
90 soon as those causes cease 70 exist, 80
VIII Yellow Fever. The number If ca
SEES during The past few days have rather
lncreased--but the deaths materially de-.
creased according TO the Charity Hospital
report, which conclusively proves TINT the
Fever ls moi Of SO malignant type as at
lis first outbreak.
Inc Mobile papers announce The death
of Judge Hitchcock from yellow Fever,
and the Board Of Health Of that city, pub
lIshed a statement on the 18th inst. 10
which they represent three fatal cases Of
Yellow Fever as having occurred up 10
that date. II.
NdtcleS Free 7radcr.l
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-31
"a N ES M. DYER
NOTICE.

hpr NOTICE. r
rr .a;,. Undersigned having been ap.
hsloss, , oa'' BY the Probate Court q :
'lsss, co county, at the April term thereof:
Allow ,h H. !, to audit,cxamine and
!laalardd' = c, n. against the estate Of
lsIIa',s,.1 3 Dixon, deceased, Win meet 4 !
'stea, on I ,so J, ten miles east Of Lex
aaatb' lo r. 10 ne third Saturday ii ecah
Pans. ne next six months, for hat
T nHINsN ! al' HoRTEN,
April Is iohH :. WEST.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-31
NOT,iICE.-

NOTICE.
YEyHE undersigned having been ap-
a pointed by the Probate Court Of
Holmes county, commissioners to audit,
examine and allow the claims against the
estate Of Hardy Weems, deceased, and
will meet at T. C. Raynor's on the third
Saturday in each month, for the next six
months, for that purpose.
DAVID s. GLASS,
II. C. RAYNER,
L. B. BOWERS,
Commissioners.
May ii 90 GIN
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-31
INSOLVENCY.

INSOLVENCY.
ME undersigned, commissioners, ap-
- pointed by the Hon. Probate Court
~ holmes county, at the February term
%s'eOl' upon the estate Of Samuel Elliot,
!" leased will meet at Arthur Hays store
H. 'ae town Of Lexington, fdr that purpose,
n nov second y. Saturday inevery month for The
Sa,as s,A months, commencing on the I'd
AUTHUR HAYS,
W. H. HINES,
JOSEPH FITZPATRICK,
NJ. Commissioners.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-31
INSOLVENCY,

. INSOLVENCY.
NilE undersigned having been appoin
L ted by the Probate Court Of Holmes
county, commissioners to audit, examine
and allow the claims against The estate Of
John B. Maury, deceased. will meet at
deorgeville, the third Friday in each
month, for the next six morths for that
purpose.
JAMES h. COOPER,
S. BOTTERS. Sen.
p. BARDWELL,
Georgeville, May Ii, 266m.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-27

Lady JMontague's Compound Chinese Soap re-
commended bv the ladies' Of Madrid and Charles
ton, indeed royalty. nobility, the press, and the
gigantic balance Of all things. public opinion has
eulogised IT and placed the efficiency Of Lady l.
Montague's compound Chinese soap beyond sus
picon for ,ctter or ring worm, rimpIes on the face
sun burg, tan, eruption, prickly heat, and uffecs
'ons of the skin, the healing qualities Of this soap
will soon eradicate. 1t is recommended as al
emollient shaving soap or compound for gentle.
mon, for beautitying the complexion, removing
freckes, and imparting freshness aud delcocy to
the complexion. The aris,ocratic distinction of a
soft and white hand, s with many an object OF
considerable interest. Exposure of warm climates
the neck face and hands become tanned or hard
ened. and the inventions of modern chemistry have
been rendered subser veht not merely to the neces
sary every day arts Of lf, but even its luxure.
and elegancies.
Sold wholesale and retail at NJ. o5 Custom
house ST. Price 81. ul
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-27

MORE EXECUTIONS. The Detroit Advertiser of Feb
Sta, says:-"We learn from stage passenger that On
Friday, Capt. Danel d. Bedford and AIber Clark were
executed Al London. U. c. The rope slipped to The
back ofCarks neck and he struggled for some minutes
Hram B. Lynn, (American,) who was executed a
few days before the above, made no Defence and was
anxious for the trial 10 close. His gunshot wound in the
arm had mortified, and he was quite enfsebled when
window Thirteen Others (all Americans aud two of
Them boys) we're sentenced to death Feb. Is. julius
Pulley, one OF them, made his defence, and closed
h'srenarks with, "entlsmen. il +xecured let it be
remembered thai die martyr in tho 1ause Of liler-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-27
COTTON CIRCULARS

10 PRINTED niM The Greutest Expedition, and
IN style unsurpassed in New ORLEANS, or else:
where.
ORDERS left at CoMrrING Room in S.. Charles Es
change, (Coraer Of Grouier 81. or at T E
ERICAN PRINTING OFFICE,
corner Of Poydras and St. Charles Streets, miH Be
promptly attendedto.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-27
ICUMMUNlCATED.|
'I'HEGIRAFFE,

This aspiring young lady, pc 'tiyey makes her fare
we'll courtesy Sunday next Those of our citizens,
ting stronger should take the opportunity while the
sunyhncs She has made appointments to visit Match
ez Vicksburg, st. Louis, Louisville and other cities
on her route to the place where she first touched A.
mercan soil IN. Y. which prevents the possibility of
longer stay.
And justice is done to liberal enterprise, tin. sptr
tied proprctors will receive rich !return for the i'm
mense outlayoil and risk incurred in the capture and
transportation Of this-the animal on earth.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-27
Il Communicated
MISS TREE-MRS. BARRETT.

These two brilliant artestes to be brought into
proximity to night ut the Camp, that will test their
they will move in different orbits ench engaged in the
praiscworthy task Of exerng all their energies with out
the danger ofbeing brought into direct collision Our
readers will hear with pleasure that Miss Tree will play
Rome to Mrs Burrctt's Juliet.
We have freely pointed out the faults of Miss Tree
in this Journal and have besitated to acknowledge
from time to time her great powers. As Romeo, we
think, she will make an impression deep and lasting
upon The audience. Her tone Of voice her mannersss,
her gestures indeed all her qualifications TO fit her
peculiarly for the embed. ing in eminent degree, the
character of the noble Venetian lover. Opposed by n
Juliet possessing the personal charms and power
full genius Of Mrs. Barrett, Miss Trees acting must
rise the story progresses The admirers Tree and
Barrett will have full and fair opportunity OF
witnessing them move on in the with kind ing
enthusiasm. The poetry Of Shakespeare will have a
"hahation and a numc" i'll the persons of these ar-
tistes.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-27
GREAT ATTKAC,TIDNM

GREAT A1'TKArrIDNM
At No. 80 Magazine street, Orer y. Lepys auction
Room, opp0sate Banke Arcadc.
M Il GILLER respectfully informs the public that
lVl the celebrated
Statue Of CLEOPATRA, Queen Of Egypt,
Which has been exhibited in most of the principal
thousand yisters has arrived in this city, and is
being exhibited for short time only, from oc.ock
A NJ, To o'clock, NJ.
o. Admittance, so cents; Season tickets, 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-27

SUir6a Musicale,

-. ~. ~ - y NTs = 4 NNDUKI ALLAN,
REuS permission 10 acquant the amateurs Of m,-
II sic, inhabitants Of New Orleans thent she will give
so'!ee Musicale at the st. Louis hotel on Wednesday,
evening, Feb. q, commencing at o'clock,-in the
course Of which she will sing the following pieces
Sceha I'd ARA CAsE0 diUA," Nornla-Bellini.
Cavstna Una coce POGO Ja.' II Barbiere-Rossin
ara =" 10 fudtn" Tasse-DoniZetti.
o"Ie 70 irahcais :" Oucrez c'ese nOMs." Dessaur.
Scottish ballad. -.
Tickets 81 50, for sale at the st Louis and other
hotels and at Msssrs Johns' Mr. Cassys, and Messrz
nrOcafus Music st0ns feh25
v0APER-l50O reams Of Amies' Dove mill and denny
writing, cap and letter paper, of very superior
quality, for sale ut manufacturers prices by
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CLEARANCEs,

Ship Saxon Msssfeld, for Liverpool, 1. II Gale
ship Arkansas. Dennis for Now York. A Cocn
ship Asdrew Scott, Hartley, for Now York. Jenkins
Hslx SamI Houston, Bas.ott for Matasordn. w Bryan
Hsix Mary. Grant, for Nav York. s T. L Whiting
Dsie Spafkler, iseals for New York, q Green & Bro
0ckr Woleo&t Purdiich, for NermilOa Bey in ballast,
To master
sche Losisvllc. NayaarI, for Galveston,
0ehe Ckocktaw. Sara for Toasco, Schmcdt, Werner Co
ScAr 1saksis, Verde, for Campeacby, Mexico.
0ehe Comet Stark, for MOBILIZE Muster
0ehs Sanius, Flanders, for Kay West Marsto,
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GjeNOTlCt.-The ship NoRMANDIE, Capt. Tysons
from Newt York, is now dschargnr opposite the Mint
Consisnces particularly requested to attend to the
receipt of their goods on the Levee
fs,26 ZIP WHITNEY.
| uJ7The ship ELIZA WARWICK, Capt Davis, from
Boston, is disohnrgng just above the Orleans coton
press. Consg necs will please a,teud to the receipt
of their goods. READ Il BARSTOW,
| fees Bank place
D7Packct ship AUBURN from New York, is dis
charging opposite St Phillip st. Consignees are re.
qucsted 10 attend 10 the receipt of their goods
fe25 LAIDLAW, &c Camp st
TrHE Consignec John Kroknert of 800 boxes
soap and two piano ortes per ship John Marshall from
New York, requested 10 call at the Subscribers office
| and receive his goods.
feb25 SAL WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
| U'The ship ELIZA WARWICK, Capt. Davis, will
| commence dschargng Monday 25,h instant, near
the upper press. Cnsignees will please attend
to the receipt Of their goods.
feb25 READ Il BARSCOW, 7 Bank place
GJ'NOTICE-The ship BANGOR, Capt Dyer, from
New York, is now aiScharginS opposite the Orleans
cotton press. Consignees requested to attend 10
the receipt of their goods.
feb25 SNIP WHITNEY. :.
U7NnTICE-The brig ZoRoAsTER. Capt. WeIlslv
from New York, is dscharging opposite the TRAN.
gular stores. Consgnses are particularly requested
to attend to The receipt of their gods the Levee
feb25 &JP WHITNEY,
O'The packet spip ALABAMA, Berry master, will
commence d-charging this day opposite the Vegetable
market. Consignecs will please attend to the receipt
OF their goods on the Levee.
feb25 ACOHEN agent, 90 Common 81