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All OF which Ar" ct very superior quality, and vii.
sold low, to close u assignment; by
mis- 4 TDWAR, 10 Camp st
NEW MUSIC by Man"uvri,r Haste, Buurman,
~ Haste acknowledgements hy Miss t.sto, drdi-
Gated to Henry !;nrrc Esq. composed by &. p, Ma
nnuvricr Of New Orleans, received with the greatest APP
plaHsc at the New York concerts,
T. JOHNS g. Co,
mil ST ChurS & Common SITS
TMBlEI.IAS-}1 eases Mantua and Cling hnm I'm.
~ hcllns, comprising a complete assortment, landing
from hrig J Palmer, Tor sale by ISAAC BRIDGE \ Co
mr.2 l34 Magazine 81.
tlNANCY SOAP-3G0 boxes Just received for sal
T. by SHALL 4 BROWN,
may Is 9G Magazine ST.
VNAR AND PIrCII-Go BID in Store for sale by
l. my II SHALL. X BROWN 96 Magazine st
lIARDW ARh. rArEk--5I leanls Hardware Pa
per, IN store and for sale by
my II J rllAl Err & Co, n P'ydras st
INLAG STONE>-6Oo vurl- lag.ing, landi.g from
ship 81 Lawrence, for sale hv
may Ii 5 Il = WHITNEY, 10 Camp st
lME-lOp casks rh,ln ,sou Lime, la,"trn', for sale
IL by 81 WHITNEY,
may ID 3 camp It
HAVANA >WEETMEAr>.-51 boxes m store,
d for sale by A TiIER,
may 10 "a truVlrrSt
INEESll MNAGA RAlSINS--lUOo foxrs in store
L for sale by \ TLIEK,
may 10 "a tilavirr 81
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FOR NEW YORK

P0ckct q Wc W INSl.
New York and New D,euns Line.
fl The and elegant ship MONUMENT,
,lsrSM Cnpt Chase. having three inirhs al her cargo
zlGa..E. engaged will snil pnncnaIIy. For freight or
passage apply board, the upper cotton press to
Geo Bc'lf,rd ort PETER L\iDL\W,
InnY II 6 l,nlnn
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COastWIse.

ErK NEW iOkk.
III THE new and splemlii shin ONTARIO
,iTf Capt. lInrwooh, has nearly all her cargo
-.S-lizE, gagged ard will have immediate spatc'
For trei.h passage thaving spacious and elegant
accomno atons) apply LEVI H. GALE,
O- +.
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TO THE LADIES.
tr.i,I,ph .DnntIJN

JYJJIrER 50 keys Goshenu,lcr, landing and Tor sale Il
DE- 5 and PWilirNEY. - Camp ST
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MESS BEEF-25 half brls at the inspection in
IVl cae for sale ny G DORSEA.
milo A New ltvc.
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COO PRIZES, as follows

COO PRIZES, as follows:
Prze-Thn, m,gnfccn three story brick
building known as the ARCADE,
IN Magazine street. measuring DIG
feet 5inchgs lines on Magazine ST.
LAG feet & inches Gravisr street,
and lOl feet II inches ON Na.ches
st. This building produces now
rent OF $37 900 per annuil, aud being
IN the most lunIsilng part # the
city, opposite three banks, and in
the mln dnte n"i&hborlood Of the
ST. CHARLES and the iiy Hotels.
Its rents will, inn very fcw years he.
increased 10 fifty thousand dollars mn
per unnnm. Estimated at 81 1900
Prize = That rlernnt four s,o,y brick hut.
lug known IA the cry HOTEL,
formerly Bishops Hotel, situated at
the corner of Camp and C,ninonsls,
measuring l62 feet Common 81,
and lag Zee, 10 inches Camp st.
This building rent nov for S25,0j0,
and being in the most GENITAL part
Of the city, shortly he increased
thirty noasund dollars per an. .oo
mum. Estimated ut $500 900
Prze-rhe three story brick dwelling
house, No. 80 on Naci,cz street,
adjoining the Arcade, routed at ~
Prize Tile ,I,es story brick dwelling
house, No. 49, adjoining No. 90
NaclleZ street, rented nj twelve
hundred dollars. Estimated ut 100000
frz"-rhe three brick dwelling
house, No. G, adjoining No. 49,
Nnclez st, rented at twelve hand
red dollars. Estimated at $50 900
| rrzc-rhe dwelling house No. % north
cast corner Of Basin and Custom
house streets, measuring 40 feet
front on Basin street, 40 feet front
Franklin street, by l27 feet dcpthnn
Customlouse street rented nj ff
teen hundred dollars. Estimated at 100000
rrizr-ihe dwelling house No "a south
west corner Of Basin street,
urlng b feet inches Basin ST.
- feet 7 inches on Franklin street,
by l27 eet 10, INCHES depth ON Gus
lomhouse street; rented at fifteen
hundred dollars. Estimated at $2On0O
Prize-Ihe two story brick dwelling house
No. 339 Royal street, between
ursuline and Hos pita streets, n,eus-
uring 81 feet inches ROYAL 81,
by 1877 feet II in hes in depth; rent
ed at $1,000 per
Estimated at SlJIDO
| Prhc-2jO shares Canal Bank stock, ut
500 each, $4,000
Prizc-1ln shares Commercial Bank stock
800 each, s?oO0o
Prizs-I!0 shares Mechanics and Ira
erS' Bank stock at 500 each, 10000
PriZ"s of 100 shares each, Ctv Bank, 81 OOn
Frizrs of 80 +" :" Exchange, 10000
Prizes of % " " Gas Light, 5000
Trudrrs' 5000
~ Prizes of 10 " " Louisiana State, 100000
10 Prizes ot " /" Gas Light, $500
200 Prizes of | g " Bank Of Orleans, 10000
20O Prizes Of | " " Union Bank Of
Florida, 1000
shall I, TIM ,fI !,
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lust received large assortment of summer stock
- OF various patterns; linen shrts Of fine quality.
GOSSIP 4 co,
nll3 Exchange Hotel, st Charle =
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ENLOtiR-226 brl$ landing from boat Persian,
Il aud for sulr by q DORSEY,
mo- Al New Irycr
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100 900 tickets at $lJ scheme price, 81 500 900.


Selling prize $50 per ticket.
SYLVESTER II Co., l56 broadway, NEW YORK
Sole Agents.
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aDIlOT BREAD-lG bills, landing from stean'hoa:
J. Rudolph For sale by a. TRIER,
NAV % "a (iInyitr 81
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w ml3 DOhSEf. Al New I.cvcc
T INStED ull.-l0 brls prime Dutch l.iserl OIL
IL in stove and for sale by J TllAYER Il co
NIB - PoydrQs st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-05

& EA OTTO Oli.-Fur the restoration and growth of
~ the HAN, giving hcult beauty and preventing its
falling of sull at WIN Bellies
1.
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TVTN
Fl The superior unl very fast sailing
FIRM ship JOHN DUNLAP upt Choatc, having
10y. part of her cargo engaged wiz receive mnc
diate d,spntch For b lance lofircght pa sage
having handsome accommodations. apply to
J4 l. II GALE, 93 Common st
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4 >OFFEl.-20O bags Java, SlmarA aud Manila, in
~ stor: for sale low 10 close Consignment
m94 SHALL & BROW n. n6 Magazine st
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RUrrER-l50 kegs Goshen and Western, in slorc
i , for sale by q DORSEY,
% Al New Le,ec
)EFRlGERArOk> < WAFER JARS-6 ma
IL hoganv reiriseraIurS, painted do, + IA gallon
water jars 20 gallon do in store, sale bv
meg ~ J = WHITNEY, q Camp st
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GRAND REAL ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY.

Situated in New Orleans,
TO BE DRAWN On rue LIST DECEMBER, 1899
IN JACKSONVILLE Flu.
Under the superintendent of the Commissioners APP
pointed by the Legislative Assembly of Florida.
SCHMIDT Il HAMILTON,
Mnuup
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- UIED Cap and Letter 'PAPER-Jus1 rrcci?rd
IL 400 ruled Letter Paper, both blue and white
also, $50 ruled cap, very low priced, suitable for
schools, for sale by DAVID FELT Il Co,
NAV ii NY Stntionrrs Hall. "A Charities st
ORN-2000 bushels in fine shipping o,drr-atloul
~ ana for salehy jrliAiEk co,
nj 1 pnyIrnS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21
LETTERS FROM THE COAST,

Many Of the State. have geological surveys made,
which have been attended with very useful results Ii
would be following good example, If Louisiana, in
many other respects 40 enerprisng, should have &c.
illogical survey made of this State, Which, no doubt
would materially tend deveiope her resources The,
minerals which might reasonably be- looked for in her
secondary formation conf, sandstoae and probably
marble. The two latter might become available, ma
building materials, hile the former nud prove eQunl
" important az ue is al 30 in the bounds of posi-
biy That lead ore may exist in some parts Of the Sate
as we'll as a supply Of iron ore.
We saw some rude specimens Of coal al Nachitorhes
r d River, which were pcked ,p in the neghbor
hood Of that place the surface Of the ground, md
clearly indicated the existence Of extensive De.
Osi's OF Pnrtr coal III the vicinity which rrobn-
bly, could be discovered by the more careful scrutnv Of
competent comp Ge"'ogist. i.
Fort Jessupi n this State informed that while enga.
gcd in exploring expeditiun on the Sabine River. he
cam" to point where the coal cropped out the riv
er and formed considerable bluffs. lie examined The
coal and found it to he hitmnous coal Of an excellent
quality. 1t is possib. that enough cna exist within
the bounds Of the state to supply New Orleans AID the
sstnd in considerable quantity. In sinking wells in
parts Of the State, beautiful specimens Of
Breccn marble have heeu found, bu, in veins too Thin
to make il profitable t" q"arry it, !" many parts Of tie
oil cases in which we have examined it, proved to he
new sand stone the newest formation Of this class Of
rocks. When first Dig up and exposed to the mir, it
phere. it seems acquire considerable hardness Their
is little doubt but TINT qnarres Of il could he found
that would answer very well for building purposes-
This rock will stand fire we'll but it has been found
to answer go"d purpose for the walls and steps Of
houses in other States. he extensive nine hills that
flank Red River, The right and left. and run parable
with it, nj greater less distapce from its shores
seem to have their bases this foundation Of sand
The debris Of this rock to form very fn.
vorahe soil for the growth of Rnes eedars and other
posed Of rich deep red soil. which GEMS TO have hee
formed by deposits Of its red muddy water extend from
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21
Correspondence Of the True American.

Vera Cruz, Jan 3, 1889.
After fine run of days we arrived in safety.
Ins,end Of finding things improved, they were even
in a more deplorable state than heto,s. After an
arms,c. or rather an agreement was entered into
between the Fr"nch and Mrxicans, we had surs
posed that all would be right. The rary how.
ever vas the result, Santa Anna, the fiend incnr.
mite and curse Of his country, came fo'w ard, told
sold S.. Juan to the French, and made the poo
wills h"'ieve that they wers invincibIe. IT,.
consequence wa. that he was i'm m dia'ely p!arse
At the head OF the army, with full powers. Tn.
hrs step he took was to attempt toSake the Fsanct
admiral and the Prince de Joinvlle. The result
is known. lie '" as defeated with signal oss, ant
was wounded. Santa Fe, nine miles from Vert
Cr"z, has been abandoned. There are no, dozer
people in the city. A British Are, of II 9. Ill, Q q
Them ships Of the line, the Cnrnw aliis and Ed;n-
burg, have arrived al Vera Cruz, having Mr.. Pack
! enham, am bassador to the Mexican governmrn
He had an interview with S'nta Anna, and depar
ed fer the city ni Mexico, but m, without assuring
ha landed, even if force should be necessar,
Every one here thinks Of The war and it's eonse
1uences, and Of nothing else. Pardon this * lie
ton Of letter. l, is not so full as it might he
hu, may give you some ide, Of what is going on
here.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21

7eres-A body Of Is Indians attack cd the house
Of Mr.. Morgan. The Falls of the Brazos, lied
him, and it 10 supposed his son William, and sp.
,ured three women. The Milan Guards were
ordered out to the frontier.
There was a rumour that Ger. Ru.k had been
defeated, near The Three Forks, by seven hundred
Indians. His forces amounted to $50 men. The
repor, is not credited.
The T"nkcwas and Lipnns have returned from
their expedition against the Comanches. They
are preparing for another.
A robbery was recently committed between the
Clito and Goliad. Several carts belon cling to VIM
3. Jsques, were empticd of a considerable qua I'll
~ Of IN erchandse.
An extensive bed Of biumiHous coal hos been
discovered above the Falls of BRACES.
An attempt is being made to pe. up a sub.crip-
,inn to build Presbyterian Church in Houston.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21

E, JOHNS T. co,
A,TATIONER'S Hail. corner of st. Charles aud
- Common streets. The subscribers having receiv-
we'd and now in their assortment Of good< ir IN
Enland France and The North offer for sale the fol-
IoWin articles: ,
do wiring do super royal, royal
medium and DENY, foolscap, letter paper,
ex large Inn velum; do blue laid; do do
copying paper, at oil sizes
London and ,ristol boards do ncy letter and
note paper, plain, emboss and coral gro
cude,
American cap, letter and writing papers from
the hest mills in the Union,
Perryan Pens Of all descriptions;
Best German and English quilts; Stephen and
Perryun's writing fluids, Morrisons and
Perynn's best copying inks; English and
American folio n: d Quarto copying paper;
Rodgers f. Sons best cutlery, consisting in
dirk, pen anu desk klives. razors and scis-
Pocket books and Wallets Russia and Morocco
leather,
English waters and sealing wax, superior quail.
~; Travelling desks and dressing cas-s.
Ackerman's and Aewmans best nature Ct.u's
Bruokman and Ackerman's drawing pencils
Drawing books, Albums and British and Amer.
lean AnnnaS. ior 1889,
Booss-English, French, Spanish. Italian, Ger
man and Latin, consisting in classical, law
medical works, literary. &c.
Just receiver and for Sale by
nov20 3 JOHNS & Gu.
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The Ba,,m ore American Of The l,,h SAYS

Tue ba1t1n0Te AMer1chn 81 The IIIh says:
The following is The Seler, Conn i,ee Of Tho
House OF Representatives, appointed to enquire
into The charges exhibited aeainsr P X Lawrence,
Judge Of the United States Ds,ric, Court Of the
State Of Lousiana-Mr. johnson Of L'ui-i M
Mr.. Popc-Mr. Whit,esey- Mr.. Cumphel Of S.
Car"linn-Mr. Owens-Mr. Calhoun OF Mass. and
Mr. broom goole.
Judge Lawrence is the person, it will lie recoI
| lected, who attempied TO remove from Office with
! out cause The Clerk. Of the Cr"uit Cour, Of III.
| u niisd S,a'es> and more recently took the high
handed measure of nprisonlng far co",rmp. Nv.
o the deputy clerks, al the very time that the ca
nt the clerk. which had been carried 10 the Sn
preme Cour, Of the United States, was yet to b.
| tried befure the latter 'ril,un,1.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21

StTATE OF LOUISIANA.--Parish Court of the
- Parish and City Of New Orens-Presenr, The
Hon Ihure- Muurian, Judge. No. ll298 Newton
Richards vs. his creditors and the creditors Of J ''m &
BOYD The cession oi property by the petitioner
is accepted by the for the benefit Of his creditors
and the creditors OF John Eovd 1t is ordered til I
nora,y public on Friday tho 4th day of ian a,y, 1888
then and there deliberate upon affairs # the in
solvent. and III the time all oceeding, against
the person and property OF said Newton Richards are
SInyed-it is further ordered that Messrs Gilmore and
King he appointed r-presen. the absent creditors in
this case. by order Of the cont.
ARM AND PlTOT, clerk.
Clerks Ofire, December LIST. lt38.-
,lac. {-.5ttae
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Warrington, Jan. 9.

In the Senate, an unimportant but exciting debate
sprung up on sn'- abolition resolutions, inlr. duced by
Mr. Pren,cs Of ". After miSceaneou. business the
Senate TOOK up the order o,he day-he bill for the re-
ducnon Of Public Lands.
In the House, several uimportan' reports made
and aeveral Executive communications. in relation TO
the Swartwout business aud the I'epositc Banks were
laid on the table The Swrtw deiacalion a. taken
up and discussed by Messrs. Bond. LOOMS, Tho as
and Mcnefee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21
Jan 10.

In the Senate Mr. Rives' resolution. cslling for i'll
formation from the Secretary tf War, adopted
Mr.. RI. male fine speech on the subject of ,h,
Smi,hson Request. Mr. Clay introduced bill in the
shape of his old Land Bill as substitute for that be-
prr tile Senate for reducing the price of Public Lands.
He supported his in allie ard elaborate
speech in which he canvassed the whole merits of the
| subject.
In thu House, 1t was proposed to bnid dry dock
the Navy Yard, Philadelphia and Pensacola. 1hee
propositions were advocated by their friends. q
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21

FoREleN PAuPEus l, seems that Migrants again
taking to this Country from European Alms-Houses.-
The barque Chicfain lately arrived at New York with
n number of ans-house graduates, for whose passage
the British Government paid ESQ. Mr.. Johnson
was to take them to his in Canada but thrv 10,
lnrk cd at New York.
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$4,000! Capital Prize, Tickets only $1,000
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.

Nos. "a, a, &C. the second Capital Prize of $4,000
was sold ut the VarandaI,.
Drawing Of the Grand State Lottery Claes7
~, 81, 4a, "a, ~, &C. "a, 9, 80, 81, 70, 81.
GLASS No. 4. Authorised by the Legislature Of
~ the State. To be drawn This Dav jan, 81
i83', at O'Clock, p. NJ. at Bishops Hniel
DAVIS 4 co, Managers.
Is Drawn numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
n sI4 Prizes. amounting to s5NA $50
Tickets $40 00-ilalves 0O-Q quarters 9 so.
Packages Of 25 Tickets for $780, warranted to draw
II least $780, Packages offs Half Tickets 1925 war
rsnted to draw least $b0 on Packages of IS Quarter
Tickets $a2 80 warranted to draw at least $50 90.
For packages OF singe tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE
jan2l l6 Cha,tre. al,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21

INTAT DE LA LOUISlANE-Cour du Premier
IL District Judciaire, John May Foster con're ses
creancrrs ct les creancers de Deveaux Il Foster. LES
creunciers de- John May Foster ct de Deveaux " Eos.
par II pressn, rsqus de suisse bier en- peine
cour sanedi, 70 du courant, 10 heures !n mn1n
John May Foster n'ob 'ndra pas lie hanefce DIES "i'
assess pour lie snuaa cement dies debit'urs insovahe'
e,en"s. CasweIl Il Brand sEsqr sont nonmes lo"'
epresenter les creancers absen-. dams cette afuire-
Par ortire dc la cour, dc, 1888.
Gec7 LEBLANC, Dep Greiher
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21

g TATE OF LOUISiAN4-First Judicial Dis.
y trict Court. oLn May Foster His Creditors
and the creditors ~ peVearx + Foster. The credit.
ors Of John MAY Foster and Of peVeauA Foster.
hereby notified t" appear in open court on Saturday
the 18th nstanl, at IN o'clock to shew fany
they have, why said John Ma Foster should not have
The benefit of The laws made fer the relief of nsulven
debtors in actual custody; Coswsll and Brand Esqrs
appointed represent the .bsehl creditors in thi
By order or,hc court this Sd December 1895
dec7-3ttdfN' T. EeBltNC, Dv Cle,k.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21

NEW PAPERS. We have received the first number
OF the Daily rimes"-ru,er the Picayune order.
Ii is propo.ed to publish Van Buren, paper in the
city to be called the "N World" The prospcc
,us is rather grandoqnent, and promises good deal.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21

Nem York. Jam. 10. Stocks all up. A better feeling
nan.st.d. Flour market falling off. Large sales o
Delaware at ! l.2 higher. Mohawk l l-c; Harlem,
Stonington l 10. Every thing looked we'll.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21

Mss Ellen Tree-Con,tu,,ce UnTupnq hen
"" pronounced i'll he candid opinion that,
Miss Trees Pas'ins was inferior Mrs. Barrett, Is
or Miss Clifton, thos", WHO have bcen acoustic.
med to take,p'o eonssso her approa biliy, were
Of course Disposed doubt i,s orthodoxy. We
nave seen it repeated, and we only firmly knit
in our first opinion. Mss Trees Pauline is me-
chanized into co|d and almost spir,I4ss gnh,lc-
woman who loves Claude, not after the fashion Bul.
wer would have described the ardent devotion Of
her who was " illina 10 give up rank and family
who would sink her ruling passion pride, to share
his Tor, unes good i'll. She STOP gsn,eelIy nd
fnshionabiy rigid in withholding from the worlds
eye cher audience3 the sion. the ardent and
universal passion which overcame the bars, which
.s,hoss Twin jaoI+rs Of the daring heart, low birth
and iron for,h"r." presented To an alliance with
the gard ,nei's son.
We have another defec, to notice. In the Inst
scene, when she il bs sacrificed for the sake OF
retrieving her ia,he : circumstances, and is rh' ded
by her mother fur appearing in dhabilhc: Mis-,
Tree had donRed a magnificent pearl silk will,
point and blonde lace, md through the inersrices
OF her GLOVES, g. s',one that mi Oh, have
Ell ally liquidated her i"ihcrs Obligations. She
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21

Miss Ellen Tree appears To night in her fovori,e
par, of Ion, in which she ia cnrrec, as Talfud is
classical. The poetry is frequently fine, almost
always col1-the incident mrsgrc and all unreal
and the name Of the thing goes a grea, way.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21

We do not believe that the sap of the Courier knows
wbot Locofocoiem is. He uphols the advocates Of
ocoocoisn but bellows Justify if he is clussed with
tLem.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21

There wns n r"m"ur in NaIchez that the PORT
Gibson Bank ha d stopped, and closed doors, but i,
was not behaved
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21

AIexande- Fridge, native Of Scotland, and one
of the first merchants in Baltimore, recently died
in that city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21
CA x esE

IL PRINTED nj tie shortest Notice, IN ksc mast
firSoH l'in"k fplrcl ISKs onI na,,,c-
led White + lake, or Plan ~urti,c"d CARps aud
Pric rcry reasonable at FviI f. AMERICAN OF
FlCE, corner Of r"yiras ami st. Charles SITS.
ScrGM New amt I'"autifu FouNs Of IYrE hare
Just been ndiea to he Establishment.
Orders rcreired at COMPUTING Room, 81. Charles
Erchnnsc, Bird door from Grnvcr ST. ar nj he Printing
Office, corner Of P"ydras \ ST. Chncs streets.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-21
FRANKLIN JNFIRMARY

FRANKLIN VETERINARY
TINHE public Nectlnlly informed that tnls nst
] tuition s erected TN, most improved plan, and
in all airy and adj 'irabe situation, in the nub0ur
franklin. upon the raih Dad, one mile from The slisss
s;ppi.
The building is lnrge a'' mos tcommolously divided
int, apartments, for ksepny separate different cusses
and d feren diseanes.
The institution is suppl with tie most skiD and
attentive male and temal' and sI'saking the va
rious modern languages.
Private rooms may be had hv gentlemen ut five dol
lars per day. inclu!n- a,tertnnGs, sc.
Terms in the mary wards, tuo doliara per day
Slaves also Nv" dollars. Small Pox in tho ordinar,
wards, five doll
All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident pa, sicla is ,r Wcddeman, 10 whom
application lor admission must he made. Dr G. A
Nuremberg, No II Rampant street. apla,v
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The Na'chcz Courier notices a report that the
Wings Of the Mississippi Legislature intended
selecting George P"index'er, ESQ. ns US. senator
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Cs,.,D ~. Theatre.

THIS EVENING, JAN. u,
viii be performed the beautiful Play OF the
THE WATER WITCH
(Fur the last timc)
In which Mrs G barrett, Mr. G Brct,, Mrs Gr,cns
Mr. johnson, &c, will appear.
Previous to which the Farce Of
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
Ia which Mr. & Mrs G Barrett Mr. & Mrs Greene, and
Mr. Johnson will appear.
On Tuesday, Mr. HRYiamson's BENEFIT.
Mr. EFORREST has arrived; due notice will DO Civ
q a hi< Z Vst Appearance.