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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-23
MONTAGUE,S

B.1 In FOR"7'HE TEETH
THE established reputation and constantly increas;,,
demand TOR tins sie lual remedy OF pain, and prs
selsaiive of the teeth, has induced the suhscr;hs
olier II to the American public. Arrangements hav
been made to supply agents in all the PRINCIPAL cite
an, ana towns m the United States SO 10 place It iii
harnssing of all aches, rooth-acle ' ''o'
When applied according TO directions given on
hn'lie, II mas never tailed 10 afford immediate and
teeth and relieves that soreness which so freoueutl,
renders strong tooth useless Tie implication ar3
,e.neay are shf'e innocent an rot unpleasant; and
co,;r that have already experienced such deiehtfn
ami /uary effects from tho use of tic Balm. arc I.adv
10 ~ ''or he public good their testimony to its un.
nv led Qualities. II is an Indian remedy. ohtaned
sine\ tary AMI unexpectedly and ma he res,r lea bv
the eiyi-lzed world te.nlsl valuable ,liscurrrv
reInlan .. the wouds.-
.Pt:ce s Ter bottle. Sold bv
- JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
nj . '"' t"mnon and TchapilouIas sts
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sehr Eizateth, fo,syth, Pensacola, master
-. ARRIVALS. g..
November ODD, 1889
To~bout Porpose having taken ship and brig
Grand Turk and returned with ship and Albany and
Towioat Pilot having lowed 10 sea shin Yazoo md ,od
up ships Hanover and Isaac AIIertoh.
Tnwboa Huntsville with ship Lafayette from bordeaux,
schr Creole, aud brig Virginia From Thonastun
Tow boat Moican. lIeuon from the Passcs having gone
TO sea light and returned with ships Norman Georgana and
Tow boat Tcnnesscon, Pnuldne firm the Pass having
proceeded to sea with her tow returned
chips Austeriz Cherokee and Michigan.
Ship Georgiann Parson fun New York with ass mdzc 10
master
Steamer Levant; Saura ant fin BAYOU Sara
6 Steamer volocipede Wright Alexandra.
Steamer Matmion, S,ailey mouth of Ohio.
Steamer Uu,ed States. Hill. ST Louis.
Steamer Ellen Douglass, Riley, ini Natchez.
EXPORTS.
Liverpool. Per ship Constitution: ia76baies cotton.
Mube. Per schr swan: ass'd mdzs
Penaucoa. Fer schr Elizabeth cargo provisions
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Columbia Per steamer Empeor' a5n bales Ward
ss cduux 81 I.ockhart licunel FIR
1,ays 10 Mm Real; ,59 Mau"se White 90; "a Ga
Mcdowell, tsull co 100 Forsyth Limerick % Wilcox u
An'Isr.on 81 k'ysa Roberts, is5 Ford; a'Wm c"rt II
slerifed, rcrton 4 Coz Nugent; Turpiu Il Watt.
nyou Sara Per .teamcr esunt: &'s bales cotton lie
Burke. Watt CO; MSS " Oakley co. lu7 Peyrepx Ar.
eueil 1uoTayer. Gardiner COZ SO Kvards 4 coz y
REYNOLDS; Ryrne TO- 81 I.udumiey. o. Wh,,s 4 rn :"
Fvilaim Beoca Dagelos: "a p A n ,dv. d nsnno,, t,
DAYS co; Is F,noy co; is r Barrett; NJ adams VIII
tall Il Caldwell Hickey IA I,utt. a va; a.. II E,a.a
HcKenus Wrsh 81 Armo,; Hart, BntIrr = "a. o. hhi
aolassss Fosal Roman & co. and M vLoxrsg,ol A 10,
order. r
81 Louis. Per steamer Uni,ed States: los bales coil rope
Nv H,.s r. nn. Inn XII Am ,, ~" Nv ~ :, r, 90
l6s .. rorn IFS .ack, mats pisc. shannon h .,, w.
lead n iii. ~ ,.cts cn,, M lii, no., 49, 80 VIZ
70 ine. rn,nn A,Ibmr Fu'or & -, sunri ~ -" n'o' Ii
board '' ~ " ' "
Ct, p,r ,... ,,.;., ,e .,,, ,- NJ, o
,h ~ ~, ss , wa @ oo "ns no"r h.No"nndi lNo
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-23

In our answer to 'An Alderman" we NAV have
committed the error of hitting the wrong person.
If SO, NC shall feel sorry; the truth is, the name
of another has been suggested t. rs, but he is SO
completely insignificant in every point Of view
that cannot imagine for an instant, that our in
iormnnts are correct
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RICH ,JEWELRY.

AT No. 10 CHARITIES STREET,
A FULL Assortment, u,t received, on stirg of
"A car rings, lockets breaches, finger 'Inss cold
lhimb!e>, do pencils, g"i fob and guard chuns seals
and keys. warranted razo's, scissors and VS. wallets
End pnc%e books, hair, nan, tooth and ,ae brushes
plated castors and cndlesticks und f u baskets rnr
necklaces and beads; all the above articles will be
offered IN the most reasonable terms.
~ Is. large trout gnss window. Side shelves
and show cases for sale rlcase call at is Charres
street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-23

No mail again yesterday; and if ever there was
real excuse for failure of the mail, Mr.. Breed
love will have one to-day, for at this time, Friday
night, O'Clock, it is blowing almost hurricane.
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DIED

On Friday night, Nov. 90 Mrs. Eliza Pickering,
widow ofthc late II. ]. Pickering, Esq. formerly
OF the ''O'' r2untryman," weekly paper, died in
this city,
She had many friends and relatives in Now Or
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r w. COLLENS.

United States 0inmissi0ner,
Appointed by the Federal Court nj New Orleans, $
OFFICE No. lo9 COMMON STREET,
(Exchunge Hotel I'nIdngs.)
= AID Cpnmisionrr takes atfdayis under anil h.,
'ovlrt of the Acts of Congress, passed 9th Febrn
nry 1871 lst March 1917 The judiciary Act Of 1893
and other acts OF Congress- in such cases made and.
pro, ided. ''""' "'"
Said Commissioners hn, considerable exn.ri.ncs
and uses ' ms fcartidn and certificate which hoys,
stood the scveres, scrutiny Of the abIest Lawyers.
pril l2 ..- '9'o'
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

Ia TGO0nne.
/ ELS soussignes, nouvoaux propriGtaircs de- re-.
- tab lssement stue dons Ia rue do Ia Obrapiu.
No. ll9, connu lie nom dc MANSION
HOUSE, ont Phonnrur dfnformcr 10 public, ou'ils
ieront tons leurs efforts pour SO rend,e acresbles
aux personnes qui voudront bicn los favorispr de-
leur confiance. Les commodities quoffre cote mai
son aux vovageurs sont assez connues pour ne
point juger n6cessairc den tairo .ci 10 detail
2l sep-ly CUNY Il FULTON.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-23

WESTERN "HELp."-lhc author of Il "New Home y
says she once had damsel living with her. who used
to put her head in at door, wth-"Niss Cavers, did
you hocl thought hcsred YELL"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-23

u l.. U. CANINE, 1T the solicitation of many of his
friends has consented to become candidate for the
office of Mayor of this city.
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rs $40 KEWARD-Esnawuy ON the LIST No.
IA veibes, the negro GEORGE, speaking Eng-
lish and French, aged a,out ID orig years )
49, feet or inches high, Ssrt aud thick set
ANAL eyes, prominent forehead open and Tree gat
hasin. Of thr front esh IN the upper jaw brukst
had went he went AWAY. f'air OF eoltorade pant,
looms with small blue Il Iprs, aud siDghnm shirt,
raid negro worked long whie Nth Nj. VIM. Stone,
hrrklaye,ss baud. FERNANDO LEMOS.
na--d No 1913 Dau,diii 81
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Horse Car, Al

ARRANGEMENT
The will leave at the hours in tho DAYS
sntl O'Clock NJ hen Locomotive will leave Carrolton
hour until o'clock PA and New Orleans hour
nnth o'Glork Pm.
An extra Horse Car be obtained before 10 o'clock PM
by paying dollars for the Trip. After 2 O'Clock p 81.
10 dollars will be charged.
Persons going by steam Car provide themselves
with Tickets the conductor has positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof
THE JACKSON AND LACOuRSE STREET CARS
Leave the head of jackson ~ o'clock AM Canal
street at o'clock AT half o'clock they
leave both ends hall hour until :. O'Clock except
ing that instead ofie;vn. The car
will leave there at O'Clock PM.
It is particularly requested that gentlemen will put
their feet the cushions smoke tho cars When ladies
are present.
Office NewOreans Carroilten
49, Rail Road Company,
October 22d 1889. JOHN TAMPSON.
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JUN HAMPSON.
Chief Engineer NO. Il G.. n

fE;@ : no TON LA
~ LAVAUD has the honor of informing his friends
~ and the public in general that he has taken the
Hotel at Carrollton, where no he will receive
the calls Of his old friends aud all lovers of good cheer
Private parties will be handsomely provided for by
giving little notice beforehand He is willing to enter
into arrangements with families individuals DESTROYS
nfpassiIg the summerat Carrollton. m2o
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4 SUPPLY.OF NAILS well assorted on hand and
IN for sule by ADAMS l. WHlTALL,
OILY ~
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
q la HabaDnn.

q ia Habanna.
Z Us intrascrtos nucvos prnpretaros del bicn
- conncido cstablccniento nombrado MAN,
SION HOUSE, stun,o on la calle dc Ia Obrapia.
Mum. ll9 lcncn ell honor de anu,ciar al pubiicGr
que sns 'ayorrs etuerzos atcnciones seran dcdi--
cadas IA compIacer las personals que les Jayorez-
can con patrocinio. Las veutajas que posec d..
cha casa para los vlageros, tanlo por ocalidad,
cn'nod'Iad, etc. etc. son tan conecidas, que es nu
til cnnmGraras
81 sct-ly CUNY g. FJJT.TON
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FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES,

November 22d, 1899.
Ship Constitution Peabody. Liverpool, Cammnck &c
Schr swan, Trann Mobile IA Ashbridrr
schr Elizabeth, Foisy th Pensacola, master
ARRIVALS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-23

These remarks were prepared for the Chronicle of
Oct. "a but since they wer" written information has
been received which renders inexpedient withdraw
the artiIlo'yat present from the Canada frontier The
thd will therefore remain in Florida until the pxg, ~
of the service a, other points will allow of itz being
! ved.
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TRUE AM1y&.Ry9AMs
GOND0 771OGl@ 9

GDND0T1DN@g.
The DAILY Paper is neatly printed with small
type on an extra, double medium sheet, ut $l2
per nnnun' payable semi annually in advance.
The TEl.wEEKLf Paper, containing he reading
matter OF two dailies, $40, payable in advance,
where no city reference i given. 7.. =
The WEEKLY TRUE AMERICAN, made up from the
daily papers, during the week, will be sent TO sub
scrbcrs who pay SIS per annum in advance, and
TO none other unless an acceptable city reference
is given. Subscribers respectfully solicited.
JOHN GIBSON.
New ORLEANS, MAY 1889
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-23

MARINE CoRps-Brevet Ii, IT. G. r. Broom was
lately tried by a Coult Martial. AT The Navy Yard,
Brooklyn, New York, onu charge and specifications
preferred by his commanding ,fictr, and found guilty.
The Court sentenced HIM 10 te suspended nom duly
for three years, be muiced il half his pay, and
be allowed any part the unlt lln OF the Ma
rine Corps durlg the prr:o of suspension. The
ience approved on the 18th October.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-23

CLASS No. l..
VfNHE Half Million Camp Street heare Glass of
l. the Louisiana GRAND REAL. ESTATE AND
STOCK LOTTERY. will positively be drawn the
3lst December, New Years Eve.
CALDWELL, Oakley n PRITCIiARD.
nc Office corner Canal and St Charles
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= Dismissed Secretary, and OK Printer
or tho Second Municipality.

1D"In the GeorSana, from New York, came
passenger, Mr.. James Graham printer, who is
engaged as Foreman in our office. He is highly
recommended, and our subscribers may anticipate
change of appearance in our Paper and e1ac,
puncluali,y in our Job Office.
Now, that VIC have lost the printing of the Mus
nicipa!ty, aiid the Office of Secretary ofthe Coun,
Gil, the duties of which were personal and upar,
from cur regular business, through the dirty spite
and malignity Of certain eonardly and contempt
Die creatures, who use their office cloak ant
cover to accomplish their iniqui,ics, we obgc,
to buckle still closer 10 business, and humby to ap
peal to every citizen for his support in the fashion
Of subscriptions to our Paper, viii we arc deter
mined TO make interesting; and our Reading
Room, winch We boast, is superior to any othe
| in America.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-23

~ ANIED-Three or four families to go on plan
w ra'ion sin miles from the city; there arc good
and c"nmodous houses The land already cultivated
und can hrns fair income; each family will havet
privilege ct cu'vA'ins large parcel Of ground for
number OF years, and Of cutting much timber as thew
nihy want, without having any thing TO pay for the time
agreed upon For further particulars, apply to
II BDNNABEi.,
no corner Natchez and Tchapoulas sts
TO HOUSEK EEPERS, HOTELS, STE1M-
BOATS, and COUNTRY DEALERS.
VIN'lE Subscribers rccr ing direct fran the
i manufactures large supplies OF Glass, China end
th'n~aic, cooking GLASSES, Plated and Silver ware
LrmpS, Chandeliers. Jaranrrv Kitchen ware. and
hnHs" furnishing goods generally, which they offer at
anus ally low prices at No. II Camp street, and No.s4
Cannon street. n2U-iw b BROWER g. Co
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MODE OF DRAWING
100000 tickets, from to lN0,'H0 will be put in one
"h"e and 90 prizes, with the blanks, in another tn
every number prize or blank will he drawn. until al
tie prizes determined. leaving The balance of mum
bcrs in the wheel-blanks.
Orders for the above lotery will be received The
office under the Verandal corner of ST. Charles and
Common streets, and at No. l0i Charities street, New
Orleans, and promptly forwarded. Orders from the
country post paid containing rmtiances for the num-
her of tickets required, addressed TO
II steamboat will be provided 10 take to Florila
such passengers may be DESTROYS 10 witness the
drawing.
jacksonville, Fla. April 1889. may
sk LUt. DRtLiS-l0 bales HamiIloi INDIGO bue
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-23

9 ERVANT FOR SALE-A most likely mula,to
- girl aged about 10 years, II very cool cook s,,:
per'"r washer 'r"nhr and 1olerabe seams,ress and
house servant, sober, nhedeul and good tempered
The above servant would be an acquisition in apy
family, aud is sold because her owner is DESTROYS of
paying his debts. Apply to the Editor of the True
American. n2o-5,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-23

in America.
The Army and Navy Chronicle thus announces
tho general course Of measures contemplated in
tho approaching winter campaign in Florida, Gen.
Taylor will continue in command.
The troops now in Florida arc the third rcpi-
ment of artillery. portion of the second dragons,
the FIRST second, sixth and seventh regiments of
infantry. Tie third artillery having been much
reduced will be sent to the North and relieved BY
tho first artillery, which has been recruited and is
now full. The companies of the second dra-
goons that arrived at New York in tho spring, be.
ing now full also, will return to Florida and the
regiments Of infantry now there will remain.
1t is offended to drive the enemy out of the set
Elements by occupying the country within and
north of line drawn from Patka to the mouth of
the Witlllacoochc, including Fort King, thence
along the western coast, to the Apaachccla; and
by maintaining posts HIS low down as the mouth of
the Withlacoocho. The inhabitants will be armed
aud the defence of their fresidcs and neighbor
hoods confdcd to them, with such assistance from
the regulars occasion may call Tor. The posts
on tho Atlantic coast and at Tampa Bay will le
continued, with such others as the commanding
general may find cxpeiieut
Experience having mournfully proved the i'm.
praeticability of forcing tho indians from their
swamps and hammocks, familiar TO them, but
inaccessible to u.s. no further attempts will at pres,
ent be made; leaving to time and the gradual spread
of the settlements the accomplishment Of an object
unattainablo by arm-.
| The report extensively circulated of confsr>
ences between the Secretary of War and Major
General Macomb and Scott, arc entirely without
foundation, no such conferences have been held
| Equally untounded is that of sending seven thou.
sand troops to Florida if all regulars, now out
Of the territory, taken from their present sta
tions, they would not am cunt to the humber named
| The Nor horn Nor:hwc storm, and Southwcslerr
Feed of defence much does the territory Of
Fiorda., There has been design heretofore en-
tertaned Of sending tho eighth infantry into F!ori
da, its presence being considered essential to tho
maintenance Of neutrality on the borders of Can
Gu. The fourth artillery will be stationed between
Cleveland (Ohio) and Porl Gra:ot and the sccon,
artillery will be divided between Niagara and Buff
iulo.
1t is believed that some additional small vessel
will be built or pu chased, and sent to tho coast O
Florida, to prevent dcpredatons BY the Indians m
on wrecked vessels aud crnws.
The approaching campaign, thon, will partak
more Of defensive than offensive char clcr, as
will be confined TO driving the indians from tn
settled portions of Florida where they have com
mtcd dcprcdations without check. 1t havin
been found impossible to force The Indians fror
their Businesses, any further attempt to effect lha
object would only be attended with needless sacr
flee Of life and money.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-23

VNliE Manager of The Washington Ball Room, re
i specially informs his friend. and the amateurs
generally, that he has been induced to give few
FULL DRESS BALLS,
and that the first will take place on Thursday Eve,
ming mex, 9Th il>lan,.
Masks aud fancy dresses not being allowed no prn.
tennn " i'll be permitted in the Bail Room with his hnr
, Oh, whether dancing
Adm:,,opcc For Ladies', 81 90
For Gentlemen, s. 90
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New ORLEANS, MAY 1889,
STEFAN ESssAT IRE
COTTON CIRCULARS

. IL PklNiE ED "iM The Gre"test Expedition, and
style unsurpassed IN New ORLEANS, or else
where.
ORDERS ltH at CoMrrlNG Room il. S.. Charlie. Ex
hange, lCorner Of Grarier 81. Or TRUE
A Nj F. lC AN PR NTlNG OFFICE,
corner of P"vdras and S, Charles Streets, ,riN 10
promptly attendedt 10.
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OFFICE OF THE TIREMAN's INSURANCE Co.
OF New ORLEANS.
YHsHE Stockholders Of this Company are hereby no.
i tilted that the 10Th nsalu,ent on their stock is duo
ard payable the 9Th of October next at the office ct
the Company. sept l2 Ell TRACY.
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MAYtbRAl.TY OF =
w w Todd,

LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary,
The undersigned, authorised agent of the above Com
pany Tor New Orleans will receive proposals for nsur-
ing Houses Buildings, Stores Ships in port. Goods,
Wares and Merchandise, from loss Or damage ty fire.
nl8-4t JAMES II I.EVERICH, AGENT.
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TO RENT.

"A TO RENT.
rs Em Two good and well finished Ilonses, for
lE:lM small families, and several ,enemens to le in
he vicinity of Tivo'i circle, and Triton and St Joseph
streets. Apply at the Of Delord street and
! lYuH lHCle. n.3-1m
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-23

EXCIIA Ne HOTEL.
E9CSH X ALLAN would respectfully call the al
rentiou Of citizens and strangers to their cGnul, r
nssor ,+ni Gentemcn'S linen -hirts do r,mhr ..
win ilEsn lrous. fashionable linen fronts: linen ID;
lars: silk, cotton and under sirs and drawers:
caubrc and silk handkcrchies: h!acs and fancy en-
watts in great variety: stacks nl every Descriptions gnu
snSc and cotton suSpeners: silk, cotton and thread
gloves: gents hoskn gloves: umbrellas and canes gold
mounted.
Also-Spendd assortment of ladies' and gents vri-
ling desks, ssing cases, port olios peItumery cut
terry and rich iaucy goods.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-23

Nav States left ST Louis o'clock NJ: met
Little Red at nerculaneam 1ih Platte above 81 Geuey
It'll Meteor island IA pissed Paragon taking
Prices sIipg, Mertmsek mouth OF Ohio; 18th Maid Of
Orlenns Mills Point 10th shawnee foot 81 18th hailed
WimIug lying the Arkansas having exploded about
daylight this horan. carryins all the boilers
s ncsy and upper works.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31

hPosITIoS FOREIGN NEws.-Thc Courier
and journal Of Commerce yesterday attempted to
impose theirreaders with several stale paragraphs
under the head Of foreign news, that were brought
by the Lenis Philippe on Sunday last. The London
Money Market Of April 10Th, the account Of the
Chartsts, Mr. Grote on the Ballet, given in those
two papers yesterday as news, were published by
last Monday. And the paragraph published in the
"Journal' yesterday, relative to the Oural Noun
tains, usder the head Of " Foreign News" pub
lished by rs last Friday. The same is the ease in
respect to the paragraph published in the "Express'
yesterday, relative to Charles Kean /; We published
it last Saturday. How lsng will the public allow
themselves to be thus imposed upon by the loafers
of Wall street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31

GREAT FoUR MILE RACE AT TREsros-A race
will be ran at Trenton, which promises more sport
than any race which has come of at the North
for many years. Col. Johnson's famous horse
Boston is entcred-Mr. Nsifs Decatur, and Major
hcDanePs yashti. Boston 10 known the country
over for his speed and Decatur is well known al the
North but the entrance Of vashti makes the race in
teresting She the that beat Portsmouth fort
night since at Baltimore, where, after being well up
in the first heat she a second heat in minutes
AZ seconds, and won, ase the third heat. She is the
first Of the get Of imported Levathan that ever
started at the North, although at the South West
they are running famously.
The three entries named above, for the purse Of
$500, were made on Wednesday; but as entries
were received till o'clock last evening others nav
be expected. Hornblower, indeed, is fully calcula-
ted on going in. Before the great race a Hamdicap
race, mile heats, will come of, between The Duke,
Hard Heart and Henry A. Wise. But we are desi-
red to state that neither will off before the
arrival Of the from New York, which reach
Trenton in about three hours. The track be in
fine order because Rocker won the two mile purse
ON Wednesday, in 3:4s, 3:t6, beating Clarion and
Hooshier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-31

LITERARY NovELrrEs.-Tbe following new works
are on the eve Of appearing =" The Adventures Of
Harry Franco vols the scenes of which are loo al
and illustrative Of the recent panic. "The Dwarf"
dramatic poem by Mr. Recs the editor of Beauties Of
Webster, SC volume from the pen Of Mr. Mat
nrn the son Of the celebrated author Of Bertram to
be entitled "Sejanus, and other Roman Tales" A
work by Mr.. Mills, entitled "Tales of the Age. -
"The Martyr, and other Tales" by James Rees, sc.
sc. The two first named works are, we undo rstand,
to be Issued tomorrow by the publisher, Mr.. Sam
ders, 357 Broadway.