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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

FROM NArcHEz.-We have a file Of the Free Trader
to the l7th brought by Of our The post
notes of,he Agricultural Bank at IA mouths give great
dissatisfaction 1t is strange why the planters will take
such trash in payment Of their cotton The trick of the
Union Bunk by offering to redeem her April pos, roes
in specie when demanded has been exposed 1t was all
ruse to induce the public t" take the emission or
millions, hut il failed Cotton quoted at 10 cents
Of paper money.
W. Hyams, cashier of the Brandon Branch of the
Commercial Bank Of Natchez defends himself for re-
moving $a500 in Specie special deposi,e from tho
Brandon Bank. Misconduct requires no defence The
editor of the Western World has refused to fight COL
nbauve, If the fernando Bank for an article in his
piper censrng the latter, and sent him word tina, he
should give him trouncng il lie dared to attack him
for not answering the call.
They, the lHco', talking about the best plan Of
offering Incense under the Of Jackson, If he visit,
the state this winter How base man becomes when he
bows the knos to man!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

THE FA'R.-Evrrv body knows that We are moi I'm.
charitable That's one point and important one too
in the discussion e the subject Of fairs Every body
knowat r. &C do no, let left hand know what ,he
right dc AN in matters ofchary least our
tails u" so IND that is another mpo point to be
settled III thin matter. Every body knows further Ina,
osienfnton in matters Of charity is the vice of III. az
and it $50 plain TINT the blind almost see it. That's
nno'hcr point fixed and certain in this rir,ir. It's
kno"n, but not by all the city Ct New Orleans that
'hc'c are no les. than five chartered orrhan asylu,ns
enough one would think to provide for the f.thcrlcss
and mo1hrresa And it is mn nscertnned fact too that
there was disposition abroad TO Introduce some long
time since, svnem Of intolerance in the management,
Of the Poydra' Asylum but that it was properly rehu.
ked. Agnn it is stated that the proceeds uf the fair
holding nj the ST. Louis Exchange, arc to 90 to
tho erection Of an Asyun to h. placed under III. *.
elusive direction Of one These things being pre-.
missed, it becomes public Journalistic give our
opinion Of them, and to do plainly. too without the
design Of giving offence.
We re'ice to real charity abroad in the land, hui,
we would see it un"ssun,ing, modest and humble, We
would see it exercised advised by the common sense
code ofthe Tarsus noralist. Fairs are inica 10 that
code. They places where pride and oStsntntion sit
triumphant. The plan Of suffering wives and dsush~
t"rs 10 participate in such Snturnaa, is detrimental
the finer and nobler feelings of the SEX There is
srca, expense attendant upon fairs. The rncou age.
ofthm is lac't confession that real charity does
not animate tho breasts Of those who haas, Of ts pos
session. Why no tho boosters of arc sincere
the rather silently aud humb'y bes'ow their mite to
tho attainment Of the intended obj ct. But no, our
people like tho oscntatous Hebrew s. who it'll p.r
fumed hands and jc~elled fingers, III, high their arms
and let fall their contributions into the treasury of cha
r,ty.
Let chrisans- supporter. Of fairs assume this
tits i'm tate the poor widow no quietly gave her mite
unnoticed Then VIC should hear more Of these at
temrts to gather the wages Of charity by a-s1ilins
I'll. vanity Of some, the pride ofohers md the beraty
Of ALL We opposed to frs. therefore, in toto, as
injurious to the real feeling Of charity and futa to its
. cultivation and growth.
But snprosing that our charities were asked in
becoming manner, should object to the levying OF
them in the present case, for do conceive ne
.essary to erect another asylum There are enough
now and there i. ample manifest our charitable
Intentions other subjects. Do not want free
schools for the education Of poor children who have pa
rents7
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We answer emphatically, yes.

MOBILE CRY CHARrER.-The people Of Mobile, led
on BY the principal administration men, have agreed to
ask the Legislature for all amended charter. A board
Of common council Of eight members i. to be added to
the present Mayor and Aldermen. The latter are % be
chosen as the law now stands, but no man can be
councilman, unless he is posse ssor of a freehold and
pays an actual tax upon Of FIVE dollars yen Voters
for conncimen must pay yearly of five dollar. as
sessed upon their personal and real estate Objections
made by many the details Of these latter provi-
sons, but all agree upon the necessity Of having the
third or money estate represented by separate body.
This arrest to the march Of a.democracy by the
Locus of Mobile, argues much for their good sense,
though we have doubt they will continue to hurrah
fora grarnnism far the general govern nent is
cerncd
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CANDIDATES.

70 We are authorised that, at tho solic.
ation Of large number Of the citizens OF the three
municipalities, Mr.WILLIAm FnEREr has consented to
the presentation Of his name to his fellow Citizens
the next ensuing elrcton, candidate for til. office
Of Mayor Of tho City Of Now Orleuns.
U Nous sommcs autoris6s announcer qua la
demande dun grand nombro de' citoyens dos srois
Municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FREREr 4 CONSENT a
re presenter CONNIE canddut Ia place dc Marie a
Ia procl,aine election.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

kentucky Leg;s'ature.-Theg general assembly of,his
state convened At Frankf IT, the Of governnen the
2nd instant.
The Hon. c. A. WicKLIrrE, Lieutenant Governor
and ex ofcio Speaker fine Senate having been called
TO the ccuiive chair, to administer the govcrnmen',
in consequence Of the decease Of Governor Clarke it
became necessary to cleo, Speaker Of tho Senate
Pro sempore.
SAMUEL HANSON, tWhig) and Senator from Clarke
county elected Speaker Of the Senate, pro. tenn.
without OPPOSITION opposing candidates having with
drawn.
JOHN L. HELM, ESQ. tWhg) elected Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives.
The stood thus: for J. L.. Helm. s.. Charles s.
Morehead, (aso wlis) Sc.
Immediately on the orgnnzati Of the two houses. I,
Is plain business document. He sets with an -,
sion to the severity Of The times, and the sea"
ney, as affecting public improvements ~
growing enterprise Of the s,at- ""o '"e'N'os inc
~. Co.,, go. .-p regret an embarrassment. o!
,..n,.. ii our stats, threatened with m alan
wy" VIZ our public works, 10 experience. derangc.
"''" 'i the commercial and monetary concern Of the
whole community which ia calculated to PROSTATE the
enterprise and psralyze the industry Of our fellow
citizens" The governor further remarks, "Nlay We
not ind abundant cause FIR the present depluralle
condition Of the currency, in the failure Of the
'rnt Of the u. States to perform its high duties o
furnishing to and trade sound circulating
| medium"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

VIA Il sI niso But CHAsIit tine mu'us'
teAnns o. tho bulletin and Bee - trny d'vss''ns 70
every man OF common sense This people are ~" such
Tools a. not 10 SEQ through the thin veil thus held up os
fore their eyes BY those two Journals to conceal thu
chagra the doings Of tho Harrsbugh Caucus which
must and does animate cvory Whis who stand. by
his principles Why did not the Bulletin and Bee come
out boldly and express III r rca opinions, IL they Have
any DO they no, know and does not every man know,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1899.

" The patrons Of the True American arc respect
fully informed that we havs the INNS, complete Job
otire In the city, and that we prepared 10 do work
IN manner not u ho surpassed BY any in tbs
United States Our ehrses ara such TO satisfy the
most economical Thoac having jobs to bo done, will
do we'll by giving us call. Specimens Of Cards and
Fancy Printing may b. seen BY applying AT ths Coun-
ting Room, under III. 81. Charles Exchange.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

AGE OF THE GLoBE.-Tna conversation with Doctor
L1rdner. stating how much indebted the dis.
coverrs in geology, demon <rsns the antiquity of tn.
Earth, h. repied tht need not TO geology tn
prove the f!ct for, it regards the creation of the
heavenly h"des it con'd not b. proved that the fixed
st,rs at snch immense dist,n th., not~ it'll
standing light moves at the one hundred THOUSAND
miles second, it would tax. three hu"dcd thou sand
yen for rny of t. trnvel through space it reach
I'd the earth; TINT III. now sec uust have
been created more than three hundred thousand years.
Pleasant RecoH ctions ETA DiNetante, BY VIM GAR
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

THE DoeroR Ourw1TrEp.-Dr. Moun.ey. riding
a~k, vi new con, n .iark"s' ' rend "". .a5 the
,octnr, "who eavc that c'mt7" The shepherd
thinking he parson, replied, the that clothed
answer, ride On little way and then desired hi, SER
van, to back, and ask the shepherd il he wanted
place, he wanted fonl. The servant delivered Tho
message. TEL your masser,'' said tho Shepherd
",hat his living will not support three of u.s."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

VALUE OF UGtINEss.-At the Newmarket rnccs, on
Thursday Just as the last over, Jockey had
sn"tch-d off th' Int Of another lad and with renen-
GUS "huzza, hurled it int" the mir. The" Undated"
on Instantly showed fight but qnrk'y dropped his
FISTS md turned con'emrtnou~y upon his eel. VIII N
urged on by his companions 10 give the offender n
good licking "What ~ snd he lick such a cub ~
that Il wouldn't handle him with pitchrork WIN he
eighteen pence dny m,'ier than Punch %
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

woman the other dry, having washed her sons
much they had run up, 50 much sn ,hat it was imposy
BILE for the nrchin ever to wear them agnn. "W"ts
that mrther." asked the lad, who sanding by -
Wha,'' answered the parent, the kings hev run
up soa it wesh, nj tina fit he'" q Run un, mu
thur, un" RESPONDED the boy il toue Of surprise
"wha. il he wesh lega all, weant they run up
too-then me stockings al fit ye naw mu.hur.'-Don-
caster Chron.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

We had almost forgotten TO noice, song composed
by Mr. II. T. Trust the dstin uished harp,t, words
by Mr. a. Z. Ai6sworh. for the present Orphans fair
The music is certainly and does great credit
to Mr.. Trust composer.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

COCHIN CHlvA.-A letter has been published. in the
last number Of the Asiatic journal, which gives a la
meniab's account oftne persecution which the Ca
tholic missionaries and consents, both in Cochin China
end ronq"in, exposed to nv the rn'ivr governments.
In the former country. two Dominican bishops, three
Spanish crrgymen, and seven native priests had been
behended, md large number Of converts had been
stranged at the lime.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

We have rifles that We can crook round " Shirt tail
Bse5" and kill any deer that may stand in the en-
chanlkd circle.-Nntchez Free Trader.
That's no.hng.-In Bachelors BEND they have rifles
tha, will 60 off at half cock and kill any deer before
he gets ready to run.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20
Total on both sides per bale

The length ofths cigar is four feet eight ;nches L,
from thence genl, s~-lis in the proportion Of verv
beautiful Havana to the centre, which it /. tw inches
in diameter, six inches in circumt renee ard from
thence 'arers to the fire e"d-N0tchez Free Trader
SEN that cigar forthwith our friends Of the Pr
cayune.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

We call the attention of the public to tie adver;is.
men Of Beard & Kendig, of sale Of large and ,au
able collection cf Books. The sales will commence
nightly ST. Charles street, at half past O'clock
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

But candidly declare, never man look
better than he did yesterday, he his friends at
sweet home" his fine face irradiated with siirs that
had their source Ae moonbeams haze, in brighter
orb.-Aatchez Paper.
Thers-,hat will do
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

On, THESE NAILs.--They have failed again, beyond
Columbus, Cid. says Mobile paper. We would pu.
tho mails md htr. Benton in tie same category The
FIST il the great Suspended, and the latter the great
urlsIg, friend Prentics would lseoHically SAY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

The WIN ING UP OF A YANKEE BARRlsrER's Ap-
DRESS TO THE jury AND CoURT-May it please The
court, had rahsr live thirteen hundred centuries on
tbs mall end Of thhndeb"lr, chew the ragged end Of
flash Of lightning, swallow the corner Of Virginia
thorn fence, and have NV bowels torn out by green
brar than thus to be hamo ozled BY these gentlemen
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

U Marys,s's Diary in America was styled by a
wag last evening" the great book sae his Diarrhea
in America. Not bad title.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

To MAKE iEEcHEs BIrE.-If the leech will not bite
bind him apprentice to broker FIR week, and his teeth
will become sharp that h. will bite hroug the bottom
of a brass kettle.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

UF Al,ore won one heat yesterday, on the Louisiana
Course, bu, Eoizs famed eu the resi-, and carried away
The nuIse.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

pWs hone Wagner does no, intend 10 let Bosto,
brag him If the field.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

St. CaAaIEs.-lh be Temple was net we'll attended
last night, and those who were absent were losers.
Balls was in his slem,ut. We Witnessed two VI the
pieces Rafael tie Libe,tine, which drew from
many eye, and the Buckle Of B,liants the hand
soonest lite thing ever saw. 1t ia led with VII,
action incident, sentiment and moral. The management
may repeat both those pieces. for when they known
they will draw. BY the way, tnke this opportunity
Of informing connosieurs, that every part in both
well performed.
To night Dan Marble, in his prize comedy Of San
Patch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

0JAn usiy North Easter made it very uncomforta-
ble yesterday.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

FlNAsclAl.-Some one Of the run mad democrats Of
the Alabama Legislature has brough, in bill to re-.
move the branch Of the State Bank from Mobile to a
place where hare borrowers in order 10 protect
the peoples money. When will tho age Of hu1nbug
cease?
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20
n ~ ORLEANS Il GA NR)lLTDN RAIL ROAD
NOTICE. .WINrER ARRANGEMENT.
To commcncc tine list of Nov~,nbcr 1890.
napM cARRoLLroS. FROM
llorec Iar A. oelock Az Horse Car al ornck AN
rivrr.,ill remain. very 10 ?. no sign ola ri..

MANAGEMENT SUNDAYS:
The will leave the hours tho week. days
unl ocl.ck r A. when Locomotive will lava Carronn
avery Until o'clock PM, aud New Orleans every
hnsl o,1lork PM.
orsa Car be obtained h-fore - o. 'o' rM
by paying oilnvs for the Trip Aer 70 O'clock r. ~.
10 dollars will lie charged.
Persons going by ts Steam Car must rrovidn henssvs
with Tickets conductor positive directions
receive money IN lieu thereof.
THE JACKSON AND LACOURsE STREET CARS
head Of Jsck 81 O'Clock AM Canal
o'clock. AT hafpas 7n'clork they
hoh ands every hall hour until q O'Clock except
that intend Of Canal 81 O'clock the
will leave ihera Vt 0oGioek Pm. ~
Il is particularly requested that gentlemen will put
their test the cushions smoke In tho whsa ladies
present. s5gs.5a
Oikes NewOsleans 4 Carrolltsn
R.i Road Company, 5
October ed, 1850. JOHN HAMPsoN,
Chief EuEiueer N. o. 4 c. re
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

MADAME VEsrRIs AID THE ONE. SHILLING GALE.
RY.-"I think" snid Madame TINT cI"sins the upper
gallery will grenty assis, talented Olympic psrfor-
mers, by keeping in the sound" ayes" replied Sam
Rogers, hut by bringing the Gods the boxes
and the Pit. am afraid depart from sound policy.
"Frsv." said Brown the other dav. I" the Dem Of
-, "what il the origin If The word Dinm,ne. applied
to the fashionable Writing Ink I" ut is derived conr.
te"n. replied the bean. "frn" the Greek Dinmemo.
remain or he permanent" II rather think" observed
Rogers, who was Of the party. 1t is from the Italian
Diamnn. the Devil, imrying that do il another Ink
will ever br uscd."-John Bull.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

UF l.. U. CANINE. ct the solicitation many of his
friends has consented become candidate for tho
Office Of Mayor of this city.
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LaTTEHIES.

--- & 80
ry'HE Following Institutions, Citizens Bank Of Lou
l. isiaoa Union Bank Of lon,siuln; New Orleans
Canal and Bank ng Company. " receive srecia de.
20 s a-aint certificates nf hundred dpllars and
upwards, remain The credit III tile epnsitrs, on
which rli6cates the subscribers will deliver Tickets
il the GRIND Real Estate Undergraduates Arcade,
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON,
under the Verandah, op,'orite L John. l. Co, :.
dill Stationers hall
BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &c.
GRAND
REAL ESTATE LOTTERY
OF PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW ORLEANS.
SCHMIDT 4 HAMILTON, Managers.
Offices under tie Verandah, Corner Of ST. harles
and Common Streets, and No. lOl chartres Street.
bet,cssn Cont and st. Louis Streets.
"l'rH view Of meeting The wishes Of our frend,
we have the pleasure Of announcing to III Z pub,
lie that this Lottery by authority Of the State Of Louis.
'anu, will lie drawn ut the City Exchanse IN 81, Louis
in New Ureans.
The drawing WILL ~i'hoo, fail. begin on the De-
cember next.
Our agents throughout tho union will cause the above
to br nsrsed once in one Of he newspapers Of their
respective residences, and charge the expenses in
account.
nt6-id1 schmidt t. HAMtTTt>'
The Verunduh-St. Charles 71eatre-1. ~.
Theatre-Caidpeirs St. Charic. A. camp u
-Ssores-Squarus Of Ground d. .'de-Hote''
CAPITAL PIP -
+ OU'SlANA GRAY ..iZES!!!
IL STOCK LO" I'D REAL ESTATE AM
| and ST. ChHrles .fEkY, office corner Of Cara
Stnie, 9Th streets, authorized by a law OF III
THE .harch 1928.
| lo'. HALF MILLION, or camp street Thentv
.sry, 1891 Prizes! draws on 3lst December, New
Years Eve. and finished in one drawing.
TIE GRAND TWO MILLION LOTTERY
10000 PxlzEs!! !!
VIII commence drawing soon as practicable af.t
the FRS, Lottery.
| uJ'Notcs IT any hank. in tho Union y hch arc gen
orally hluk,Lle in tina state they issued, will b
received in payment for Tickets, which ara in tho Hn
Million $l0-Two Million so
. CALDWELL, Oakley t. PRiTCEARD,
, pl2 PrvI,rjeturs 4, Managers,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

LIAR SEAL. CAPS-SuiGbIe Tor Plonicrs use
l. For sale low, we'll made aud good sizes, mems
aud hoy's, Il, GOSSIP Il "a,
dl9-u ST Charles 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

UNOrlCE-NeMl,er Cap,ain. Owners. or Con.
ssnee Of the Dsnish ship Thste will pay deb,
usc,ed BY the crew Of said hip
Jl3 ABIJAH FISK
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

g HlkTS, &c-Just req, lived aud for sale, a great
- variety Of shirts. collars stocks, pnngces bosoms
all of the first qua i,v and manufacture, ut
GOSSIP u Co.., Exchange Hotel,
S,(
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

GJCons,gnets e goods per shin Fnir6eld, marked
q u Johnsnn,) John Childs) Il w 81 DJ)(S) and
jP A 81 are requested to make tho nseiv-s known
tho clerk the Lcvee opposite ST joseph street, else
the goods will be- stored al their expense. dl7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

S1NO FRINTERS-Just received, from Abbot Il t.jy
4 New York. a general supply ofpain nj -namrIifj
Cards; also, lot Of cheap Pot paper. suitable for juh
work. JOHN ] HASWELL & TO,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

uTHE CoNsIGNEES Of g boxe. glass, and l
handle merchandise. marked y 3-2 box.s marked
Jas. CaIlahsn and haske. marked !. Clark. Jr.
ceved per ship Shakespeare, from New York, ara
requested to call pay freight aud charges, and tnko
them away. WRFO..DlCK & ca,
dls % Camp a.
U Packet ship FAlRTIELD, from New lorx,
will discharge this morning, orpusita ST Joseph street.
Corsignees are requested attend the leyee, 10 the
receipt ,,s Of their soo''. an, -, :,
u The consignees q casen murked e u in a da-
mind, nnd hb marked n $: just received per ship
LOUISVILLE, frnm New York, are requested 10 cali,
pay freight aud churges, and 'ake same nwa,:
TTHE CONSIGNEES Of IS boxes cheese, marked
Saunders; and ca.rs srgars, marked y u, received
per packet ship Louisville, New York, rrqaes
away. W Il FOSDlCK \ Co,
1TConsgnee- Of ( mds marked y v N IL y &
+ F, on board ship st Mary, from New York
quesed 10 make themselves shown 10 the clerk on the
Levee. p LAlDLAW.
roPARTyERsHIP-T. r. HYDE, having a..o:
~ ciated G W. MOSS, with him in partnership, they
will continue the business hcrenf"e pursued by r. X.
HYDE s BROTHER, under the FIRM Oft. r. HYDE
60 " MOSS,
| d. SO Common st, cor Magazine
| Nv AN TEU-rhrec or I, ur 'uuiI.es go N y pan
w ta'inn ain miles from the city; there are good
and commodious houses; The land II already cultivated
| and eau bring fair nco.ne each FAMILY will have
privilege If cutiva,ins large parcel Of ground for
number Of years. and Of cutting much timber they
may want, without having any thing pay for the time
| u BDNNABE;.,
| MS corner Natchuz and Tchapi,ou,as as
| DURHAM COW.
EoR SALE, frs. rate Durham COW, apply or
| Dec. -
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WI y -
HrlCE.
vTNuE Sheriff begs Leave >ecemher l2th, 1899.
1 thu, in order 10 M to inform the public
pu'es he has plac" lain to fill the Office Of de-
q large ainnun' himself under obsa alton pay
not even =. of salures That hi. collections have
dene' -nab'. him pay the sanries Of ths judges,
' ..dent thereon. That the COLLECTIONS lie has sent
it ia due his "rotec,in, aud that Of his fiends
that his fees oi off he collected, and he, therefore
il he makes Ct those which the law place ca
his power for the collection Of his fees Of office and
these duo 10 the Treasury Of the Police Of the Parish,
we'll q. the Stute and Parish taxes, handed him for
collection. CT HOZEY,
dis Sheriff
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

GILr EDGE LETTER PAPER-J1,st received
~ per ship Fairfield, 90 realms n congress- gilt ehg.
Letter Paper very superior article n sn". woles sale
md retail, by JOHN J HASWEI.i. x Co,
dl9
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

INDIA RURRER GUODS.-(;OId h0ricred table
= Covers; circular do do; he'd projectors aud crib do
for invalds; water pro caps carriage bons; horse GOV,
crs; money belts; to be had at GOSSIP n Goa,
die Exchange Hotel. St Charles st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

TMUHElI.AS-A large assortment II unlbTe las II
~ all sizes and hest qua'i,y, for sale whole sale and
retail at q ,SSIP n Co.'S,
DIG Exchange Hotel, :, Charles ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

LNUR CAPS-Ju+t received, II handson- sss"rlIment
Il Of otter. fur seal hair seal. and every other de-
acriptnn Of cans, Of the hest manufacture and quality:
for sale wholesale and retail ut GOSSIP l. Co.'S,
dig Exchnnse Hotel. 81 Chnres II